" When Degeneres asked if there were either balloons or a hot air balloon involved, Johansson replied, "No, hot air balloon involved.
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Bristol, UK (CNN)Take a ride in a hot air balloon with the Royal Engineers as they float over Bristol in Europe's largest hot air ballooning event.
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Because the Turbostar technology creates a tornado-like circulation of hot air, even food in the most crammed drawers will be hit with hot air evenly for balanced crispiness.
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CNN reports the pilot of the hot air balloon was identified as Alfred "Skip" Nicholas, according to Alan Lirette, the ground crew supervisor for Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A fleet of colorful hot air balloons left the English coast for France on Friday, attempting to break the record for most hot air balloons to cross the English Channel.
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Watch our new video 'Hot Air in the Deep South'
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We already have too much hot air -- that's the problem.
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Its hot air was no longer pounding on his back.
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The problem is, you can't fight cynicism with hot air.
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For her 80th birthday, she rode a hot air balloon.
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Secura 5.3Qt Electric Hot Air Fryer with Accessories and Recipes
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What about the idea that all this is hot air?
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So much of what they've been doing is hot air.
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TC: Meaning no hot air balloon chairs in the office?
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It instead employs ultra hot air to do the work.
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DOG HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN A HOT AIR BALLOON?
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On reflection the "Big Society" contained too much hot air.
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It's a period drama about hot air balloons, after all.
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That hot air will expand catastrophically and blow stuff down.
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Hot air: Enter our habitat and discover your best self.
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"We have no way of determining the number of hot air balloons that may need the replacement, but we estimate that it will affect no more than 85033 hot air balloons," the agency wrote.
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Efforts to reform how the hot air balloon industry is regulated have picked up steam since the worst hot air balloon disaster in U.S. history, when a balloon crash left 16 people dead last year.
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A good example is Judith Leiber's bejeweled hot air balloon clutch.
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Jupiter has been known to blow hot air into insecure egos.
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Hot air balloon crashes are rare, and injuries even more so.
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The first hot-air balloons aren't silks, it's paper and burlap.
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It is the deadliest hot air balloon accident in US history.
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Revlon one-step hair dryer and volumizer hot air brush — $38.99
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I get that presidents sometimes blow hot air, but radioactive energy?
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Food goes in, hot air spins around, and dinner is served.
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Volo's cordless hairdryer uses infrared radiant heat instead of hot air.
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The hot-air balloon of media attention deflated in an instant.
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Do you think hot air balloons are subject to surge pricing?
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They know that it is mostly hyperbole, marketing spiel, hot air.
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Whoever fills a conversation with blabbedy blahs and hot air BLOVIATES.
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It told people to breathe in hot air from hair dryers.
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A gift if you like, for all the endless hot air.
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It is also where we will take our hot air balloon!
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Her statement is another way of saying: Ignore the hot air.
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There are sometimes other notable events, like hot-air balloon rides.
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Efforts to reform how the hot air balloon industry is regulated have picked up steam since the worst hot air balloon disaster in U.S. history occurred last year, when a balloon crash left 16 people dead.
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Hot air balloon in flight in the backlight of the setting sun.
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These are ports on your laptop that don't blow out hot air.
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The President says criticism of his economic policy is political hot air.
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Sometimes artists soar, specially when they're transformed into a hot air balloon.
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It's a bag of hot air ensconced in a deceptively delicious coating.
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The hot air was closing around me like a dry-cleaning bag.
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Early on, it attempted to launch Aquila with a hot-air balloon.
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A shortage of fact was no bar for television's hot air balloons.
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Mr. Nichols's Facebook page reflected two passions: hot-air balloons and dogs.
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But, Mr. Chalayan insisted, it was much more than just hot air.
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Whirls are created when hot air rises and twists tightly, he said.
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And then, almost immediately, he pops his balloons full of hot air.
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By contrast, President Obama's legacy has been more hot air than action.
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"I had fans, but fans only spread hot air," Mr. Riddick said.
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Thankfully, it was a lot of hot air, and we got let go.
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Still, it would be a mistake to dismiss the summits as hot air.
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But did you know there's such a thing as competitive hot air ballooning?
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Cox devised a hot-air balloon to lift it up into the sky.
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The peaked roof forces hot air to rise, keeping the building naturally cooler.
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The peaked roof forces hot air to rise, keeping the building naturally cooler.
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The number of deaths involving hot air balloons has declined in recent years.
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Instead, a fan blows on a wetted pad, cooling hot air through evaporation.
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And boy, as a billionaire entrepreneur, does this fella blow the hot air.
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But when Corbyn talks about low-cost nationalisation, it's not all hot air.
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He walked the line, almost invisibly high, that joined two hot-air balloons.
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The Govn't has today belched another burst of hot air on the #GigEconomy.
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The camp offers driven safaris, bush walks, and even hot air balloon flights.
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They also have tiny holes that function like pores, helping hot air escape.
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Strangely, there are four fireplaces and three hot air vents in this space.
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Think of the gluten properties like a balloon being filled with hot air.
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Let's just pray his current bellicosity is all hot air and no balloon.
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It is way beyond the hot air that other politicians have to offer.
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We've had camels, which we actually sold, as well as hot air balloons.
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But unlike the 130-plus hot air balloons that show up at the event, this particular Darth Vader hot air balloon, which was made in Bristol and has flown in cities around the world, never flew in its hometown until now.
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Alfred Nichols, the lone operator of a small hot air balloon company, was piloting a hot air balloon in unsafe weather conditions near Lockhart, Texas, last summer when he struck high-voltage power lines and plunged into a rural field.
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Alfred Nichols, the lone operator of a small hot air balloon company, was piloting a hot air balloon in unsafe weather conditions near Lockhart, Texas, last summer, when he struck high-voltage power lines and plunged into a rural field.
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In August, it advertised a hot-air filled Trump scone on its outdoor chalkboard.
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It's the 21993th century, and their mode of transportation is a hot-air balloon.
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The promise of 5G is so far a lot of hot air and marketing.
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Fancy nomenclature aside, it's basically pushing out hot air in short bursts, or "burps".
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Toxicology tests being conducted Nichols, 33, owned Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides.
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And every time, people laugh off that introduction as a bunch of hot air.
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Hot air is quickly circulated throughout the entire cooking capacity to ensure delicious results.
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A hot air balloon cruises across the playa at sunrise at Burning Man 2007.
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A hot air balloon cruises across the playa at sunrise at Burning Man 2007.
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What do white truffles, hot air balloons, and the Atari 21897 have in common?
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It's all very stirring, but without an enforcement mechanism it's all just hot air.
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You've risen to where you are , due to a large quantity of hot air.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Australia's climate-focused election is blowing a lot of hot air.
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Bishop recalled testing the app by placing GIF hot air balloons in the sky.
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We are here to find the cool gadgets in a maelstrom of hot air.
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"They don't just want to see showboating and hot air," Boustany told The Hill.
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Most of what Trump has said can be dismissed, per usual, as hot air.
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Like most air fryers, it cooks faster than your oven and uses hot air.
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And defeating his enemies brings more elevating hot air into his soaring ego balloon.
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And a new law allowed the hunting of wild pigs from hot-air balloons.
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Nor is it the pie's burnished brown crust, lofty as a hot-air balloon.
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The Marriott Hotel is across the street, red flag prostrating in the hot air.
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And all of them were focused on one activity: a hot-air balloon ride.
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It gently circled an invisible column of rising hot air while climbing slowly skyward.
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Hey gal, looks like the "wind beneath your wings" has turned into hot air.
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Uber and Lyft used to have competing hot air balloons, referring to their valuations.
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Through his open windows, though, his neighbor's machine blew hot air into his apartment.
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In a hot-air balloon, even a quick-thinker like James Bond is adrift.
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In that case, talk of coordination may amount to little more than hot air.
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Air fryers use hot air instead of oil to give food a crispy, golden exterior.
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Hot air, percolating up from the Sahara Desert, scorched Europe in June and early July.
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Correction: A previous version of this article characterized Explorer II as a hot air balloon.
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It blasts your food with high-speed hot air, cooking it to a crispy finish.
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An approaching front is predicted to drag hot air southwards from the continent's central regions.
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Still, he may want to take a slightly less hot air-infused approach next time.
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That was the world's most fatal hot air balloon accident in at least 20 years.
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The pilot can ascend by using burners to send hot air up into the balloon.
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According to the study, 78 hot-air balloon tours crashed in that 12-year period.
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Who goes hot air ballooning on a first date unless they're a Napa Valley billionaire?
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Dinah captivates with sultry vocals and lights up the sky in a hot air balloon.
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As hot air tries to escape, the heat dome's lid causes the air to sink.
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Like a hot air balloon, but full of vitality and joy instead of heated air.
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Is Badr Hari a belly full of hot air or the comeback kid for real?
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Deeper into the district, the hot air was rich with the aroma of Chinese herbs.
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"Inflation" videos show guys blown up like hot air balloons with their bellies sticking out.
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This occurrence often leads to heat waves, and to thunderstorms as the hot air rises.
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As children, they appeared to be standing in the basket of a hot-air balloon.
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Similar to hot air balloons, the "stratollites" inflate on the ground and travel straight up.
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They (mostly) checked their grandstanding at the ante room, and they minimized the hot air.
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There have been further reports of a hot-air mass stalled over Cleveland all week.
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Visitors flock to New Mexico for a nine-day hot air balloon festival each fall.
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Later, we'll get on a hot-air balloon and afterward there will be a disco.
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The buxom hot-air balloon was widely condemned when it first appeared five years ago.
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It can mean a lot of things, but this clue is hinting at hot air.
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While the crash on Thursday is certainly frightening, hot air balloon crashes are pretty rare.
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Mr. Porter: I got a hot-air balloon for my girlfriend, and she hated it.
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For those traveling in colder weather, hot air heaters and floor heating can be installed.
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"We got engaged in September 2018 in Cappadocia, Turkey, under hot air balloons," she added.
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Two families flee communism in a handmade hot-air balloon in this cozily conventional thriller.
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The mini hot-air balloons made of paper have been used in Asia for centuries.
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"My eyes were sensitive to everything — bright light, wind, cold air, hot air," she said.
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For SoftBank-backed ventures and beyond, there is plenty of hot air yet to escape.
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And I don't think there should be people who like to hear such hot air.
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There were heavily spinning forehands followed by balls that cut flat against the hot air.
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"[The] JNU [issue] will die … because it is based mostly on hot air," she maintains.
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Now, the ACLU is trying to puncture that hot air with some help from the Constitution.
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They&aposve been screaming into a lot of hot air but he&aposs actually not there.
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This laptop's fans are meant to push hot air through to the vents directly above them.
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Hot air balloons carrying tourists in the sky at sunrise in Cappadocia, Turkey, on Aug. 7.
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Tonami is mostly known throughout Japan for its excellent hot air ballooning and annual tulip festival.
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On their last date, Bryan and Rachel take a scenic ride in a hot-air balloon.
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Emergency responders in Texas said the fire hit the basket portion of the hot-air balloon.
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If the 'hot air' were to dissipate, the silver price could come under more significant pressure.
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Major News: The 16 victims of a hot-air balloon crash in Texas have been identified.
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But, but, but: It may just mean the stock market is pumped full of hot air.
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The name of the company operating the hot air balloon was not immediately available for comment.
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Izenberg recalls the Chiefs' and Vikings' respective mascots set up to fly in hot air balloons.
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For others, it's an eye roll, filled with hot air from a community dominated by men.
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The airworthiness directive is intended to fix unsafe flying conditions in dozens of hot air balloons.
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A woman perches impossibly on the bottom of the basket of an inverted hot air balloon.
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Years ago, I discovered the secret to easy blowouts at home: the spinning hot air brush.
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But unlike a hot air balloon, they are closed at the bottom and inflated with helium.
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Oil conducts heat, and will prevent the slices from sticking together, allowing hot air to circulate.
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" She dismissed his campaign and business endeavors as part of "the great Trump hot air machine.
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To that end, Tcheyan pulls out a pair of hot-air balloon earrings featuring Baroque pearls.
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Metra also uses a tubular heating system and hot air blowers to heat up cold track.
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One Sydney Morning Herald columnist snidely questioned whether art and hot air could ever go together.
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You should also move downhill, as hot air masses created by fire tend to move up.
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Pipes become telephones, blankets become hot air balloons and people become kinder, happier versions of themselves.
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Nine people aboard a hot air balloon experienced a rough landing at about 9:30 a.m.
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The hot air was too thin to provide the lift they needed to take off successfully.
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They went aloft in hot-air balloons to shoot vast migrations, and underwater to film hippopotamuses.
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When I was done, a hot-air balloon hovered permanently on the wall above turquoise letters.
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Liberalism, on this view, is simply the hot air that blew the imperialists toward their loot.
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The fixes will cost the hot air balloon industry an estimated $272,000, according to the FAA.
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What an inspiration she must have been, piloting hot air balloons through English skies the 1860s!
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I hardly use hot air balloons, as (as you said), they are very hard to navigate.
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Or perhaps the nominees have convinced themselves the president-elect's rhetoric is just political hot air.
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In 2017, Austin passed a bill allowing people to hunt wild hogs from hot air balloons.
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Jennifer Hudson being taken away to heaven in a chandelier attached to a hot air balloon.
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The Sindbad hot air balloon company, whose craft crashed, identified the deceased as an Australian man.
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Naturally, hot air balloons were the prison escape vehicle for both Lex Luthor and Paddington Bear.
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On Friday, all the hot air blown by President Trump will be symbolically frozen, manipulated, and smashed.
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Air fryer Air fryers use hot air instead of oil to give food a crispy, golden exterior.
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"The real diapered, hot air balloon…" The tweet came with an image of Avenatti at the protest.
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There's no flash or hot air, just the rapid breaths wheezing out of the floppy bird toy.
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Hot-air balloons glide over Göreme, Turkey, on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, June 4.
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The spokesman said the balloon probably belonged to a tour group that offers hot-air balloon rides.
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Safety concerns are now being raised following the deadliest hot air balloon accident in United States history.
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After all, how many people are actually going to go up in a damn hot air balloon?
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The hot air rises; the cooler air from above the sea blows in to take its place.
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Rising hot air means low pressure; moist maritime water is drawn in to fill the partial void.
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Basically, a hot air balloon is controlled by burners which heat the air inside the balloon's envelope.
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The Philips Airfryer uses Rapid Air technology to circulate hot air around its metal mesh cooking basket.
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The moniker stuck after an editor blasted the hot air that Chicago politicians were known to spout.
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And the sketchy outline of a hot air balloon on my right breast a little bit more.
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In the book, which Business Insider first quoted in 2013, Smith writes: Hot air is less dense.
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So, naturally, the Swedish patent clerk went on an expedition to get there via hot air balloon.
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So, naturally, the Swedish patent clerk went on an expedition to get there via hot air balloon.
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Speaking of emptiness, Nestlé, for its part, says that the lawsuit is a bunch of hot air.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for hot air balloons, jewelry and highway funding.
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Even comparing to just stylers that use hot air, like this one from Conair, that's stratospherically high.
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Also, we almost crashed into a power line flying around in a hot air balloon in Cappadocia.
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In contrast, the power tripper's ego acts like one big hot air balloon: It needs constant refilling.
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The hot air forms columns and as more air is pulled into them, it creates a vortex.
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With just a couple of fans to stir the hot air, the family keeps the windows open.
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Scientific Fact: Donald #Trump can't stop global warming just my emitting an unprecedented volume of hot air.
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And, if you're on a plane, you'll show up in a hot air balloon on the map.
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First there was the Dreamcast 2 hullaballoo, which turned out to be a lot of hot air.
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You're in a hot air balloon, enjoying that crisp Canadian air, when OH GOD WE'RE GOING DOWN.
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They cut to a low angle shot, shooting up into the basket of the hot air balloon.
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Sixteen people, including Nichols, were killed, making it the deadliest hot air balloon crash in U.S. history.
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But once they roll out in the U.S., we totally want to hot air balloon to work.
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She juxtaposes her fear of flying with Henri Rousseau's paintings of hot-air balloons, Zeppelins and airplanes.
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A mirage, he said, is a distant illusion of water created when hot air meets cool air.
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There&aposs also an icebar, filled with ice-carved rollercoasters, games, and hot air balloons surrounding it.
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Iraqis in the holy shrine city of Najaf launch hot air balloons made of rice paper, Dec.
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The problem could cause fires on board hot air balloons, the FAA warned in its airworthiness directive.
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Dust devils are created when hot air rises quickly through cooler air, causing a funnel-like whirlwind.
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But even commuting by hot air balloon won't save you from getting pulled over by the cops.
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"No amount of hot air or made-up facts can distract from Chris Christie's liberal record," he said.
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Grade school science experiments taught us all that hot air rises, and that's essentially what a thermal is.
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So, she agrees to board Micah's hot air balloon and leave the only place she's ever called home.
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You don't want to blow dust back intoyour laptop through the exhaust vents, where the hot air escapes.
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The Airscarf system blows hot air through the seat headrest on to the necks of drivers and passengers.
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These particles can then be sucked up into hand dryers before being expelled again with the hot air.
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A mountaintop post office is visited by a mail delivery hot air balloon docked on a cloudy platform.
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That's right, folks: The state wants you to hunt them from the safety of a hot air balloon.
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Pilots descend by pulling a rip cord, which opens a vent to release hot air from the balloon.
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The number does not take into account the fatalities from Saturday's hot air balloon accident near Lockhart, Texas.
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The science behind these maximum operating temperatures is pretty simple: hot air is less dense than colder air.
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It's all a bunch of hot air blowing around, and we just need something to cool us off.
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To get the best view of the surreal landscape, splurge on a hot air balloon ride at dawn.
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Mary Katharine Ham, Hot Air editor-at-large and CNN commentator, was spotted showing off her dance moves.
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He was listed as an owner and the chief pilot of Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides.
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A reasonable case can be made, after closing Jackson's book, that it was all theatre and hot air.
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The jet nozzle is angled slightly upward so that it doesn't blast the rear fuselage with hot air.
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The old type of hot air hand dryer was at least 3,000 watts and takes a long time.
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Miss Georgia had Coca-Cola bottles on her shoes and Miss Mississippi festooned hers with hot air balloons.
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His rental included a through-the-wall unit, with gaps in the sleeve where hot air seeped in.
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Fans blow hot air through the vehicles as men bunch together, dabbing at sweaty bodies with muslin scarves.
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Collective's full concierge service will arrange winery and brewery tours, agri-culinary classes and hot air balloon rides.
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By 1999, Branson had already made four failed attempts at circling the globe in a hot air balloon.
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A hot air balloon carrying 16 passengers crashed south of Austin, Texas, after catching fire in mid-flight.
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Anything less, including making offers to help Charlie Gard, is just empty, feel-good, cheap politician hot air.
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Speaking of big heads, this giant Darth Vader head in the sky is actually a hot air balloon.
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Like its psychologically adrift characters, this debut feature comes fancily packaged; what's inside, though, is mostly hot air.
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In this case, a research paper published in the peer-reviewed Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine journal entitled "Hot-Air Balloon Tours: Crash Epidemiology in the United States, 2000-2011" analyzed National Transportation Safety Board reports of hot-air balloon tour crashes in the United States from 2000 through 2011.
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And, for an eagle's eye view of the city, hot-air balloon rides are offered year-round, weather permitting.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly identified the balloons used by Project Loon as hot air balloons.
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And the forecast calls for cloudy skies, hot air from the north, and a chance of tweets about Nazis.
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The mishap occurred Friday night shortly after the hot air balloon landed in a field, the Ashland Source reported.
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Closer inspection reveals these "successes" to be mixed bags at best and little more than hot air at worst.
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A newlywed couple is among the 16 victims of a deadly a hot air balloon crash near Lockhart, Texas.
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In 2013, 19 people died in a hot air balloon crash in Egypt, near the ancient city of Luxor.
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In 2013, 20143 people died in a hot air balloon crash in Egypt, near the ancient city of Luxor.
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Encounter the area a second time, and it might be strings of hot air balloons bobbing in the breeze.
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They can descend by pulling a rip cord, which opens a vent to release hot air from the balloon.
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There's hot air coming in from the windows, and we're already sweating, but we both never cared about that.
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She took a hot air balloon ride, went whale watching and finally enjoyed a view of the Grand Canyon.
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The hot, dusty conditions across the Iberian Peninsula are the result of a mass of hot air from Africa.
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It's not all hot air balloon rides and posing with wild pigs in picturesque waters here, as we know.
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Did all the hot air rising off Daenerys Targaryen's fire-breathing dragons act like a pore-purging steam treatment?
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The texture was like a french fry left out in humid, hot air...left a lot to be desired.
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Generally, the greater the difference between the rising hot air and the colder high air, the bigger the storms.
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In 20143, 19 people died in a hot air balloon crash in Egypt, near the ancient city of Luxor.
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"I feel like a lot of it is hot air," wedding planner Candy Williams said of Moore's controversial stances.
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If the gun doesn't go off, there's a credible chance the woman will succumb to death by hot air.
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"I was born in Igualada where Ultramagic company manufactures hot air balloons for all over the world," Jorba says.
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"We are recycling, reusing and rethinking the fabric of hot-air balloons that can no longer fly," says Jorba.
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And because air-conditioners work in part by venting hot air outside, they also make the surrounding neighborhood warmer.
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It is possible that a warm summer, and not the hot air of this president, will alleviate the pandemic.
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I can only surmise that hot air captured in PVC plastic gets more economical as the day wears on.
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Heat-pump dryers, for example, recycle hot air so the machine's heating unit doesn't have to work as hard.
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Sky lanterns, which are sometimes also called Chinese lanterns, are a sort of hot-air balloon made of paper.
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They're indispensable for getting hot air (or cooking smells) out, and it's a safe way to leave a window open.
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Hey, it's got to be better for my skin than the hot air blowing out of a subway grate, right?
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State legislators last month sent a bill to Governor Greg Abbott that would allow hog hunting from hot air balloons.
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OK, let's get real, there's a lot of hype behind the phone, but is all that hot air really warranted?
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Can Dyson cut away a little piece of the hair-care industry or is its plan full of hot air.
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"This is a one day ordeal," Butler said then as he held up a puzzle with colorful hot air balloons.
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Branson risked his own life to draw attention to Virgin Atlantic , flying a hot air balloon over the Atlantic Ocean.
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This groom-to-be made his unique proposal even more memorable with the help of a lot of hot air.
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But it's just as likely to be the full-force winds of hot air that accompany every word she utters.
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A sudden burst of strong winds caused chaos for a few hot air balloon enthusiasts in Chatsworth, Illinois, on Thursday.
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When she took a short trip over Paris in a hot air balloon, the press wrote about it for days.
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Instead, the hot air is circulated to cook and produce a similar frying effect while using little to no oil.
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Kavanagh works for Kavanagh Balloons in Sydney, a hot air balloon-making business that his parents started in the 1970s.
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Anyone with asthma will always be better off avoiding any type of smoke and very cold or very hot air.
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I think there&aposs a lot of hot air on this particular focus that doesn&apost actually amount too much.
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On August 3, a hot air balloon carrying nine passengers and two pilots came crashing down around 10:30 a.m.
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The other thing you can't miss is a hot air balloon ride, even if, like me, you're afraid of heights.
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For $350, you can watch the sun rise over the ancient city of Bagan, Myanmar from a hot air balloon.
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The balloon was operated by Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, based in New Braunfels, according to the NTSB.
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This technique, according to Sab, is usually used to model phenomena like hot air distortion or refractions of uneven glass.
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The air conditioning vents apparently were of no use either, since they were blowing more hot air in people's faces.
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The death toll -- 15 passengers and a pilot -- is the worst in U.S. history for a hot air balloon crash.
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When you're 3, the thrill is in how Harold can turn a simple circle into a lifesaving hot-air balloon.
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Though his talking points are nothing more than hot air, he has struck a chord with millions of angry voters.
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First: Convection heating, which is basically the heat transfer of energy through a medium such as hot air or water.
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The balloon was operated by Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, based in New Braunfels, according to the NTSB.
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Travelers also enjoy a hot-air balloon ride and lunch in a private home in Cappadocia and all breakfasts included.
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According to HelloGiggles, Sprouse and Reinhart both shared photos from hot-air balloons on their Instagrams back in September 2017.
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I sometimes sat in the open window — there was no air-conditioner — as a fan blew hot air past me.
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"This aboveground work is so much more pleasant than the hot air down in a coal mine," Mr. Yang said.
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It had a corrugated-iron roof on a truss that let hot air escape, and we sat on a sofa.
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LOS ANGELES — "The Aeronauts," an adventure film about swashbuckling 83th-century hot-air balloonists, was built for the big screen.
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A corresponding smartphone app is used for programming the device, and four convection fans pump hot air for even baking.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is effectively grounding dozens of "unsafe" hot air balloons until it fixes potentially dangerous burners.
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Their mission is to get a weather balloon into an updraft, the rising hot air that gives storms their power.
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Airships gain their lift from gas that is less dense than the surrounding air, such as helium or hot air.
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The No. 1 activity here is taking out a hot-air balloon and seeing it all from an aerial view.
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Four years after winning the world hot-air championship, Mr. Levin won the national hot-air championship in Baton Rouge, La., outperforming his rivals in the completion of a graduated series of tasks, like dropping a marker — a four-ounce bean bag with a six-foot streamer — on a preselected target of his choice.
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You don't use it a euphemism for a virtual -- say, surveillance from hot air balloons that are floating over the border.
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Hand over your money, your jobs, your children's future, and The Great Trump Hot Air Machine will reveal all the answers.
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Video posted by Nevada County firefighters showed a tornado-like whirl of flame, as intensely hot air and smoke moved upward.
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He created the picture with his trademark CGI-free technique thanks to a model of a hot air balloon from Germany.
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NTSB spokesman Christopher O'Neill said 16 was the maximum number of passengers allowed under federal regulations governing hot air balloon operations.
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Or was he perhaps saying that all too often 21st century spirituality had become disposable, cloying and full of hot air?
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On several occasions, the billionaire has got into trouble while trying to travel around the world in a hot air balloon.
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The air fryer requires little oil because it mostly relies on hot air to create the crispy, fried goodness you love.
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Also, the extreme heat in the summer months can limit flights because hot air is less dense, which means less lift.
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The house gets thicker as it gets taller, packed with insulation at the top that keeps rising hot air trapped inside.
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He still vents angrily, but the head of steam he had been building has turned out to be only hot air.
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But there are few things quite as epic as floating over a gorgeous expanse of land in a hot air balloon.
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Heady price-to-earnings ratios were questioned during the January correction and the FANGs may still carry too much hot air.
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The bottles' necks compress hot air and cools it down, dropping temperatures inside a hut by as much as 5 degrees.
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Less hot air blowing in your face and more sleep in the morning seems like a win-win to us, right?
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But after climbing aboard a DS ZF23 late last year, I got the sense that it wasn't all just hot air.
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They're all part of this annual festival, which offers daily mass ascensions of hot-air balloons in a variety of shapes.
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A year earlier, a hot air balloon burst into flames and crashed in New Zealand, killing all 11 people on board.
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Last night, Texas lawmakers passed House Bill 3535, which allows landowners to hunt down hogs (and coyotes) via hot air balloon.
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Europe's largest ballooning event features four days of displays, with more than 130 colorful hot air balloons from around the world.
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There are familiar components, including a bunting line in the foreground, but also much more grandiose structures, and hot air balloons.
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It uses hot air instead of heat, and this set has everything you need to dry, straighten, or curl your hair.
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Her appearance does weakly justify all the Latin-lover hot air that Andy Garcia has to blow as Sophie's glorified help.
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It's high noon in the Amazon jungle, and the heat is inescapable — a sweltering, thick soup of hot air all around.
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Heat islands cause about 20% of the formation of urban smog, which then traps even more hot air in a city.
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It's not the first time that the NTSB has warned the FAA to more closely regulate the hot air balloon industry.
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Revellers in a photo booth waved Supersonics around, blowing hot air at pink wigs, pink balloons, pink confetti, and each other.
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Hot air balloons that use these Czech burners will have five days to "identify and correct" the problem, the agency said.
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For my projects, I use various techniques like helicopters, small planes, hot air balloons, or quadrocopters to get my projects done.
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Google, which is an investor in SpaceX, also has Project Loon, a plan to connect the world using hot air balloons.
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They'll probably call it anti-white and inflammatory while continuing to blow hot air up the precarious aircraft barely keeping Trump afloat.
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A hot air balloon went down in flames Saturday and officials say it appears none of the 16 passengers survived the crash.
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No injuries have been reported so far, but the blaze fueled by hot air and dry winds threatens more than 100 structures.
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A lot of young people don't have that sort of optimism – it just sounds like a lot of hot air, to them.
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Add a stop in pretty Vang Vieng and a hot air balloon ride to one of Insight Guides' suggested Laos itineraries. 3503.
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The hotter the air, the more water it's going to hold and then by cooling that hot air, we get water back.
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Image: GettyThe tech industry relies, in part, on the hot air pulsating forth from its own grandiose delusions to keep it going.
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Numerous daily and monthly temperature records are already falling as the hot air mass, known as a Sahara Plume, sets up shop.
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Alto's Odyssey switches the setting to a gorgeous desert landscape, and introduces new features like wall-riding and bouncy hot air balloons.
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In the photos, it appears that Hill proposed with a large diamond sparkler after the duo enjoyed a hot air balloon ride.
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Update 2:15 pm: The Associated Press reports that the balloon was operated by the Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides.
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Nichols also owned a hot air ballon touring company, Air Balloon Sports, in St. Louis County at the time of his arrests.
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There's no evidence maintenance problems caused the crash of the balloon, owned by Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Ride, he said.
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Portuguese weather forecasters said the hot air from North Africa also brought particles of sand, which tend to subdue maximum temperatures slightly.
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"It's all hot air," one person inside the White House said, speaking on condition of anonymity to describe internal water-cooler conversations.
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It was the deadliest crash involving a hot air balloon in the Western Hemisphere, according to the Balloon Federation of North America.
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That's where his expertise really came into place, he said, 'We can't waste this hot air or cold air; let's recycle it.
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As paranoid as that sounds, it was close to necessary when Branson attempted ocean crossings by hot air balloon with Per Lindstrand.
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But his costs are likely to climb significantly in coming years as he carries out multiple missions in the hot-air balloon.
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Alphabet is also working on a plan to bring the internet to people in poor countries using hot-air balloons and drones.
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The recent thunderstorms have been more intense than usual because the hot air rises to encounter colder air in the upper atmosphere.
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So expect a lot of hot air to be expended in the future over what does — and does not — constitute 'quality' work.
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"Did you have the impression that she was full of hot air?" the presiding judge, Giuseppe Dalla Torre, recently asked a witness.
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One of its more efficient features is the HeatForce, which applies hot air to the carpet that you're cleaning to speed drying.
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Written over 100 years ago with a chase scene involving a hot air balloon that would be great on the big screen.
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In the United States, spring and summer are the primary seasons for thunderstorms, since storms need hot air and moisture to develop.
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"We just have to get information out there when attackers are real attackers versus when they're just blowing hot air," he said.
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All we ever hear, and read about, in the West is hot air about the big named likes of Saenchai and Buakaw.
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A powerful fan blows the hot air as patrons sit on plastic chairs, drink cold beers and sodas, and check their cellphones.
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Unlike traditional hot air balloons, which depend on carbon fossil fuel derivatives, Saraceno's vessel is propelled solely by solar energy and air.
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Sometimes the problem is as simple as a household member having left a door open, which allowed hot air in, for example.
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It uses RadiVection 360° Technology to rapidly circulate hot air in all directions, delivering food with a crispy exterior and juicy interior.
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WASHINGTON — Silicon Valley has dreamed up hot air balloons, drones and constellations of mini-satellites to connect the world to the internet.
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A new documentary on Branson's hot-air ballooning adventures titled "Don't Look Down," is being released in select theaters on Nov. 11.
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Hot air is less dense than cold air, and the hotter the temperature, the more speed a plane needs to lift off.
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They located a basket through the United States Hot Air Balloon Team, and shortly after, they were ready for Hendersen's big moment.
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" In other emails reported by Reuters, Falwell calls a university official "a bag of hot air" who "couldn't spell the word 'profit.
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We bought a hot-air balloon for a piece we were creating, and an oversize spaghetti machine, which we keep in storage.
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The average stay there is $4,000 per night, and extras like hot-air balloon rides over scenic landscapes average about $1,000 per couple.
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A hot air balloon crashed into live power lines before landing in a lake during a balloon festival in Howell, Michigan, on Sunday.
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Click here to view original GIFUnless you're afraid of heights, few would call a ride aboard a hot air balloon a thrilling experience.
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He said those who argue the economy is crumbling and foreign enemies are gaining ground are "peddling fiction" and full of "hot air."
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In the study, researchers used a hot air blower on the phone's touch controller connection to access and solder on their malicious chips.
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A year before that incident, a hot air balloon burst into flames and crashed in New Zealand, killing all 11 people on board.
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Eventually, the novelty of blowing (hot) air onto my sides wore off and I began to notice the chinks in my aircon armor.
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According to NBC News, the NTSB reported that there were only 16 reported fatalities attributed to hot air balloons from 2002 to 2012.
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While hot air balloons are technically considered "aircraft," they really aren't a part of mainstream American life in the way other aircraft are.
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The realization that we could technically have flown at any point in history, we could have had hot air balloons, blew my mind.
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The convection fan circulates hot air around the food, resulting in a crispy exterior that you can enjoy with none of the guilt.
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Since those engines spew out hot air, which is at odds with the cold, low pressure air high in the atmosphere, creating condensation.
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NOAA's GFS model, which predicts that a high pressure ridge of hot air will park itself over the United States later this week.
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A hot air balloon crash in central Texas on Saturday appeared to kill all 16 of the balloon's passengers, the Associated Press reports.
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The extremely high temperatures, caused by an influx of hot air from Africa, were also carrying loads of dust from the Sahara Desert.
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So for now a big data centre consumes tens of megawatts of power, almost all of which is transformed, literally, into hot air.
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This summer, he's planning to test the pressurized suit from thousands of feet in the air while riding in a hot-air balloon.
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"It's all hot air," one person inside the White House told CNN, speaking on condition of anonymity to describe internal water-cooler conversations.
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But there are new tricks to master (like wall rides, seen below) and new obstacles play on (hot air balloons and ancient ruins).
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The event is Europe's largest annual gathering of the big-ass gasbags, attracting more than 130 hot air balloons from around the world.
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THE maroon hot-air balloons which carry tourists over Bagan—an ancient city teeming with crumbling red-brick temples—are famous in Myanmar.
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It was the deadliest crash ever involving a hot air balloon in the Western Hemisphere, according to the Balloon Federation of North America.
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Federal Aviation Administration records showed that Nichols had a 2014 commercial pilot's license for hot air balloons, with an address in Chesterfield, Missouri.
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They showed mermaids riding whales, running stores, pedaling bicycles and helping out at construction sites, under harbor skies full of hot-air balloons.
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Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones star as a duo who search for discoveries while traveling in a hot air balloon in the 1800s.
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We know that his bluster is little more than hot air and that the best response is to remain calm and carry on.
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Other than that, air fryers basically use the same method — a convection fan to surround the food with hot air instead of oil.
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When emergency responders arrived, "it was apparent that the reported fire was the basket portion of a hot-air balloon," the statement said.
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Seamstresses heat up the iron and place a board between the dress and the model's skin so the hot air doesn't burn her.
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But US Border Patrol also uses hot air balloons to get a bird's eye view, and drones and cameras to provide constant surveillance.
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A hot air balloon crash-landed in a San Diego neighborhood this week, narrowly missing a set of houses, councilman Mark Kersey tweeted.
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Cuisinart Easypop Hot Air Popcorn Maker, $39.95There's nothing like the buttery taste of freshly popped popcorn to up the ante on movie night.
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Take your love to new heights in Cappadocia, Turkey, which is known for its surreal landscape and best viewed by hot air balloon.
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When my boyfriend of four-and-a-half years finally proposed in December from a hot-air balloon at sunrise, I was elated.
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Fans in the ceiling allow hot air to escape, but spin so fast that no rain or snow can enter during the winter.
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The hot air was filled with drumbeats and chants, made hotter by the crush of bodies slowly moving down Broadway in lower Manhattan.
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It was a trick of engineering, Mr. Ahmed said, cold air from below pushing hot air out, like water filling up a bowl.
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It's the Skywhale, a hot-air balloon sculpture, above, by Patricia Piccinini that was widely criticized when it floated over Canberra in 2013.
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Besides, maybe one day that hot air balloon will provide Oz with internet — once Google conquers Earth, it'll necessarily have to look elsewhere.
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The Papasan chairs are made with rattan, a material used to develop gondolas, hot air balloons, and suspension bridges, according to Pier 1.
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Volcanic eruptions, papal visits and the first hot-air balloon flight in Venice were documented by these masters, who often worked for hire.
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The FAA is stepping up oversight of the industry following a hot air balloon crash last month in Texas that killed 16 people.
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If you've ever felt so much as a passing appreciation of taxidermied owls and giant hot air balloons, The Aeronauts is for you.
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However, hot air balloons are speedier than walking, bicycling, skipping, or taking a horse-drawn cart, and Oz appears to be fairly large.
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Yet, while Verne embraced all manner of misadventures, even conceptualizing future inventions such as, yes, rockets and helicopters, he distrusted hot-air balloons.
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He escapes by hot air balloon, and the pair head to Canada as the story takes on the elements of an adventure narrative.
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In an Instagram posted to his co-star's page last week, Harington let his cape billow in the wind like a hot air balloon.
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This is why BBN Technologies, a subsidiary of Raytheon, an American firm, proposes using hot-air balloons to loft explosives into the upper atmosphere.
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Both he and Baime notice the extremely hot temperature inside, even noting that the hot air coming in from outside feels like air-conditioning.
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Hot air rises and takes some of the particulate matter with it, but cold air is heavier traps the pollutants closer to the ground.
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As hot air from Africa gets pushed up north, meteorologists are expecting heat waves every couple of weeks through the end of the summer.
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But it turns out then when not hot air ballooning or gardening, Tonami's 30-something female inhabitants like nothing better than getting fish drunk.
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Hot air originating in North Africa broke records in major cities across Europe last month before making its way to the Greenland ice sheet.
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There are multiple landscapes, complete with castles, hot air balloons, water, shipwrecks and all sorts of gorgeous bits that make up the beautiful game.
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Each year features hundreds of hot air aviators showing off their crafts in marquee colors, some of which feature standout custom shapes or characters.
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But she points out that the key ingredients for a raging fire are in the scene, too: dry brush, hot air, and strong winds.
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In a deposition related to the 2009 crash lawsuit, Nichols said he started training with hot air balloons when he was 15 years old.
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If you have a ceiling fan, Dr. Hollingshaus suggests reversing the direction so it spins counterclockwise to push hot air out of the way.
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In 1887, Russian inventor Dmitri Mendeleev took a ride in a hot air balloon to transcend terrestrial challenges (again, clouds) and observe the eclipse.
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The team tested the new material by hooking it up to a simple LED light, and then blasting it with a hot-air gun.
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"Pyongyang and Beijing are likely to take from this that Trump is a paper tiger, a lot of hot air and noise," Bisley said.
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The interior designer also partnered with Minted on wall art for Annie's nursery, including a "To the Stars" piece featuring a hot-air balloon.
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The open-cell construction of the Casper allows hot air to escape through its pores, keeping you cool and relaxed all through the night.
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Other than that, air fryers basically use the same method, using a convection fan to surround the food with hot air instead of oil.
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Not counting Saturday's incident, there have been 60 hot air balloon crashes in the United States since 2011, leading to seven deaths, Sumwalt said.
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Brian surprised Tessie with "a trip to watch the sunrise by hot air balloon" for their wedding anniversary, according to the fund-raising page.
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Similar to the Dyson SuperSonic Hair Dryer, the AirWrap uses hot air to coax your hair into curls and waves instead of extreme heat.
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Mr. Fossett, an American businessman-cum-adventurer, became the first person to complete a solo hot-air balloon flight around the world in 2002.
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All politics involves a bit of showmanship, especially these days, but when things are done just for show, it&aposs so much hot air.
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The hot air balloon ride was a gift to the San Antonio, Texas couple who wed in February, Matt's brother, Joshua Rowan, tells PEOPLE.
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New mom Paige Brabson was treating her mom, Lorilee Brabson, to the trip in a hot air balloon as a belated Mother's Day present.
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Trump has not called for discriminating against hot air balloon enthusiasts or a war on exploding nightwear, because that would be self-evidently ridiculous.
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Alfred "Skip" Nichols was operating a hot air balloon near Lockhart, Texas, last summer, when he struck power lines and crashed in a field.
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A poet I saw at a party the next night remarked that a hot air balloon was a good metaphor for being a novelist.
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Using decommissioned hot air balloons, Jorba creates luminous, temporary spaces that recall the pillow forts and blanket tents most of us made as kids.
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This service includes UberBalloon, meaning the next ride you request could be, yes, a hot air balloon; and UberBoat, for snagging a boat ride.
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Moments later I was told we could move to a balcony room, which made my spirit soar as swiftly as a hot-air balloon.
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The air fryer — the latest "it" kitchen appliance — is a wildly popular countertop convection oven that uses circulating hot air to cook food quickly.
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The outspoken entrepreneur has a flair for adventure, racing in hot-air balloons and planning to build the world's first commercial spaceline, Virgin Galactic.
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There, the hot air rises into the atmosphere and power tropical cyclones through evaporation and the Coriolis effect, the spin created by Earth's curvature.
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This 2016 documentary tells the story behind the billionaire's attempt to break world records crossing the Atlantic and Pacific in a hot air balloon.
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On Black Friday, Revlon&aposs insanely popular One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush is on sale at Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Ulta.
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She was a French aeronaut and daredevil pilot who died in 1819 after she launched a firework that blew up her hot air balloon.
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Pape did, at first, envision the performance in a gallery setting, with the added element of hot air being blown from below the sheet.
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The study, published last month in the journal Paediatrics & Child Health, also indicates that some manufacturers' stated noise ratings might be nothing but hot air.
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Later he repurposed the theme to talk about foreign policy: I told you earlier all the talk of America's economic decline is political hot air.
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An "experienced balloonist" was attempting to land when the hot air balloon grazed a tree, tipping the basket, the event committee told CNN affiliate KHQA.
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It recommended greater oversight of the hot air balloon industry, saying it was concerned about the potential for great loss of life without more regulation.
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It's like a whirlwind of fire: a swirling vortex that comes about when when the hot air near the ground rises quickly in a column.
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That's not the worst of it, as these particles can then be sucked up into hand dryers before being expelled again with the hot air.
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Over the decades it has become one of New Mexico's signature events, beloved by a coterie of hot air balloon enthusiasts, locals and visitors alike.
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The accident occurred about three years after 19 people, mostly Asian and European tourists, were killed in a hot air balloon crash in Luxor, Egypt.
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" Lirette, the ground crew supervisor for the balloon operator, Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, described Nichols as his "best friend, boss and roommate.
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In 1785, just two years after the invention of the hot air balloon, two English lords at a popular London gentleman's club made a bet.
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In 1911 and 1912, an Austrian physicist named Victor Hess took to the sky in a series of risky hot-air balloon trips—for science.
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Meteorologists say temperatures are being driven higher by a hot air mass moving northward from Africa, which is also bringing dust from the Sahara Desert.
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Dykema says the whirl started when hot air from the exceptionally hot fire rose and twisted tightly, creating a powerful tornado of flames and wind.
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A large hose is attached to the AC and you install it in the window to exhaust all the hot air the air conditioner produces.
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Flat chips are bad enough; in a conventional data centre thousands of fans blowing hot air out of the server racks emit a constant roar.
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The hot air around young and savvy tech startups is not going anywhere, despite dark prophecies that saw 22014 as the "winter is coming" year.
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You know, up in a hot air balloon all by himself is EXACTLY how I didn't know I was already picturing 2Pats spending his summer.
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The sheep that roam the grounds, a hot air balloon representing an annual festival and several eyes come to life in a rainbow of colors.
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I'd woken up to foggy remnants of dreams about hot air balloons in Turkey, skydiving in Croatia and getting caught in the rain in Berlin.
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Cooler, heavier air moves down to take the place of the rising hot air, which helps to keep the flame going by replenishing the fuel.
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On Wednesday, the Texas legislature passed a bill that would legalize feral hog and coyote hunting from a hot air balloon, the Associated Press reports.
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In a political world full of hot air and angry voices, Kelly offers a dramatic break and a welcome respite with her quiet, thoughtful demeanor.
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The accident occurred about three years after 19 people, mostly Asian and European tourists, were killed in a hot-air balloon crash in Luxor, Egypt.
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" Then he offered his own zinger, albeit one that might not quite be up to Trump standards: "You're the one who brought the hot air!
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In Albuquerque, the International Balloon Fiesta happens every October for nine days, filling the sky with hot air balloons and drawing more than 880,000 visitors.
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Dr. Farley is interested in what draws certain people to extreme behaviors, like driving racecars, climbing Mount Everest and flying hot air balloons across oceans.
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As the hot air moves up and the cold air moves down, the atmospheric instability can trigger lightning and the thunder that comes with it.
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Mr. Komza depressed a lever on a gas valve, sending a fearsome jet of propane-fueled flame into the 2000-foot-tall hot-air balloon.
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The way Ms. Warren talks, she lets voters know "she's not just blowing hot air," said Ben Wikler, Washington director for the liberal group MoveOn.
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For his home, Tan designed a large, overhanging roof and placed wind turbines on top to draw more hot air out, and cool air in.
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But if an atmosphere were present, it would allow for the force of wind to carry hot air to the other side of the planet.
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An avid outdoorsman, he was also an aviator and a hot-air balloonist and invented a sailing craft that could travel over sand on wheels.
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Computer-generated projections envelop the performers with auras as elastic as bubbles, shimmering and rippling at the edges like the hot air of a mirage.
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In 1975, for a diversion from his law studies at Boston University, David Levin hopped aboard a hot-air balloon and took a little ride.
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Guests will discover a fun-filled IceBar this year, with "Torneland" — filled with ice-carved roller-coasters, games, and hot air balloons surrounding the bar.
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The night sky in Bristol was lit up by hot air balloons on Thursday as part of the city's annual four-day International Balloon Fiesta.
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Set in hot air balloons, the show allowed its young audience to both interact directly with the cast and step outside if they felt overwhelmed.
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"A period-accurate balloon of this type, not a hot air balloon but one filled with helium, had not been built in decades," Lieberman explained.
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The basic recipe for a monster, 21st-century wildfire is this: Take hot air and no rain and moisture evaporating from trees, shrubs, and soil.
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Love swoops into the wicker gondola of a hot-air balloon over late-19th-century Paris, where the Eiffel Tower is about to take shape.
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When they ask if they can rig the camera to a motorcycle, a hot-air balloon or a ski lift, we say yes every time.
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Finally, there were 378 fatalities classified under general aviation — an umbrella term that encompasses everything from light-sport aircraft and turboprops to hot air balloons.
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If the current hysteria turns out to be hot air, you'd think more than 30% of Android OEMs would be comfortable turning to USB-C.
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" And Joe Pounder, a spokesman for Mr. Rubio, said that "no amount of hot air or made-up facts can distract from Chris Christie's liberal record.
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When Paige Brabson learned that her mom Lorilee Brabson wanted to take a hot air balloon trip, she made the arrangements as a Mother's Day present.
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The mattress is made with four layers of foam and "open-cell hypoallergenic latex " that lets extra hot air out in order to keep you cool.
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The cover features two little girls in a hot-air balloon who look very similar to Jenna's daughters: Poppy Louise, 3, and Margaret "Mila" Laura, 5½.
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In a statement on its Facebook page, Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides expressed condolences over those killed in the crash and said it was suspending operations.
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Its looming, atmospheric synths sounds like how the hot air of an encounter with someone you're really, really into feels: heavy, loaded, and full of possibility.
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In real life, Frank Sheeran was a thug and a blowhard, and it's likely that his confessions, as related to Brandt, were inflated with hot air.
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CARDIFF, Wales — Lin-Manuel Miranda sat patiently in a shabby, capacious hot-air balloon, as a technician checked the lighting on a stuffed bird poised overhead.
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Are you ready to ditch your box fan that just moves around hot air and your space heater that makes your room smell like it's burning?
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The first comes from a ten-year-old gem of a book called "Sustainable Energy—Without the Hot Air", by the late British scientist David MacKay.
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Seager followed with a sacrifice fly to the warning track, a ball that likely would have landed in the pavilion in last week&aposs hot air.
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The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is on from October 6-14 — be there or be square, which is a bad shape for a hot air balloon.
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Hot-Air Balloon Ride with Globo San Miguel: When the opportunity to hover thousands of feet above a beautiful and meaningful landscape presents itself, take it.
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" Never mentioning Trump by name, he hints at his position, saying, "I have a particular lack of patience for politicians that are full of hot air.
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He has promised to provide the prime minister with her all-important trade deal, but has done nothing to turn hot air into boring old policy.
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In the more recent havelis (dating to the late 19th and early 20th centuries) we see the appearance of trains, hot-air balloons, and white people.
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The laptop blows a majority of the hot air out of the back, a place with which my fingers and legs don't really come into contact.
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The combined effects of heat-trapping asphalt, air conditioners pumping hot air, and cars spewing exhaust create what are known as "urban heat islands" or UHIs.
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They tell me glaciers are melting due to climate change, but what if it's because movie publicists are being asked to blow hot air year-round?
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" The man consulted his portable GPS and replied, "You're in a hot air balloon, approximately 30 feet above ground elevation of 2,346 feet above sea level.
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In speeches, Trump courted white supremacists and closet fascists, and blew great gusts of hot air over the smoldering coals of misogyny, xenophobia, and physical violence.
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For international Operation Hyperion, several agencies announced package seizures and investigations at the same time, even though much of the operation itself was PR hot-air.
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"Go on fruit picking trips, outdoor movies, family photo shoots, water parks, or even a hot air balloon if that's allowed for [a baby so young]."
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A portable air conditioner is a free-standing, rolling floor A/C unit that vents hot air out of an exhaust host connected to a window.
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Check it out ... the entrance-way is unreal, and leads to a fairy tale setting with hot air balloons, rainbows, dancing pixies and much much more.
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Obama winked at Donald Trump when he rolled deep with this: I told you earlier all the talk of America's economic decline is political hot air.
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Branson had to make thousands of choices as he approached founding the Virgin Group, including whether to fly a hot air balloon across the Atlantic Ocean.
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"Yesterday, the beloved mother of my daughter, Paige Brabson and her mother, Lorilee Brabson, both passed away in a tragic hot air balloon accident," Monterrosa wrote.
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According to state representative Mark Keough—who sponsored the hot air balloon bill—the vehicle offers a quieter, more stable platform from which gunmen can shoot.
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" Alan Lirette, the ground crew supervisor for the balloon operator, Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, described Nichols as his "best friend, boss and roommate.
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But what he is basically saying is that Brennan's threatened lawsuit is hot air (like Obama's threat to punish Bashar al-Assad for using chemical weapons).
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From crossing the Pacific Ocean in a hot air balloon to setting various world records, it's hard not to associate adventure with billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson.
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In an English city far, far away, a massive hot air balloon shaped like Star Wars villain Darth Vader's head floated in the air on Thursday.
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The F90 selection has been smartly curated to encourage the proverbial impulse buy, provided your rainy-day budget is as big as a hot-air balloon.
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"Breathing a combination of soot, carbon monoxide and extremely hot air will quickly lead a person to pass out and die," wrote the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Some hot air lingers this weekend as your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, squares off with power planet Pluto on Friday, leading to some frustrating bureaucratic roadblocks.
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A hot air balloon enthusiast founded Rusbal in 1993 and later diversified into the inflatable children's attractions that are springy play areas known as bouncy castles.
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The pie-in-the-sky "moonshots" of Google parent company Alphabet like self-driving cars and hot air balloons that beam internet access down to earth?
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Many of his drawings, for instance, combine parts of hot air balloons, biplanes, and zeppelins — crafts that underwent much tinkling and testing while he was alive.
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Paying for that meant forgoing activities — there was no hot air balloon ride in Jaipur — and downgrading to budget-friendly hotels for part of the trip.
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The English Channel has been crossed in many innovative ways over the years -- including by hovercraft, hot air balloon, monoski, gondola, pedalo and glider and parachute.
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"He comes across as an arrogant a–hole who was full of hot air," Shannon, 50, an actress and martial artist herself, said to the outlet.
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Temecula, California, is considered an under-the-radar version of Napa Valley, and its wineries and hot-air balloon tours make it an ideal weekend destination.
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"Anyone still want to argue against my position that the White House briefing shouldn't be televised?" wrote the well-known conservative blogger Allahpundit at Hot Air.
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There was no air conditioning, just a ceiling fan the size of a dinner plate that did nothing but move around faint wisps of hot air.
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In fact, ATK found that sugar cookies made in convection-equipped toaster ovens in which a fan helps circulate hot air baked faster and more evenly.
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Each time Mr. Trump blusters without backing it up, he weakens his rhetorical punch, to the point where enemies will dismiss every utterance as hot air.
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Leo Aerospace thinks it can help with a launch technique that's more efficient and requires far less infrastructure than an ordinary rocket: a hot air balloon.
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On Black Friday this year, the wildly popular Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush is on sale at Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Ulta.
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A House Democrat is urging the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to crack down on hot air balloon operations following a deadly crash in Texas last year.
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You put the dough on a pan in an oven, while hot air within the oven rises and fans circulate the heat throughout the tiny space.
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A cumulonimbus is a convective cloud, forming when hot air rises and the moisture in it condenses onto dust and organic matter floating in the air.
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It now will have burned through several different ecosystems: coastal sage scrub, chaparral, oaks, and conifer trees, all of them parched by drought and hot air.
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Sure, you can say "Jean Dubuffet" when you see this painting, but that would only mean that you have added your hot air to the room.
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Heat your oven to 250° F. Mount the ribs on something where they are perched, so they can get all the good hot air around them.
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Advertisements for the "Greatest Performing Elephant in the World," hot air balloon flights, levitation, mesmerism, and "modern witchery" mingle in a vibrant Victorian entertainment time capsule.
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Drought warnings were already in place across swathes of France before a high pressure system sucked up a cauldron of hot air from the Sahara last month.
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From skimpy bathing suits to an outlandish hot air balloon ride, Upton and Daddario bring on the laughs and the pratfalls as their characters duke it out.
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The art form dates to 1858, when Gaspard-Félix Tournachon photographed the rooftops and boulevards of Paris from a hot air balloon 1,600 feet above the city.
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One of its main attractions is "Up and Away," an hourlong show set in hot-air balloons, which was commissioned specifically for this audience by Lincoln Center.
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And Silicon Valley had already experienced its own financial bust at the start of the decade, leaving the industry with more solid growth and less hot air.
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The team managed to break the record in 1986, before Branson tried but failed to cross the same ocean in a hot-air balloon a year later.
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Anyone who can remember physics from school will recall that a hair dryer can levitate such a ball by trapping it within the current of hot air.
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In addition to having an extra-large capacity of 7.2 quarts, it also circulates hot air around food for uniform cooking and delivers fast temperature recovery times.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We all know that some artists can sometimes be full of hot air, but we rarely say it as a compliment.
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Understanding the physics involved is crucial—namely, fire and hot air will travel upward—as is knowing better than to inhale in the middle of eating fire.
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It is also moot whether Mr O'Rourke's hot air on climate change is less serious than the hallucination masquerading as policy that is the Green New Deal.
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Image: APAt least 16 people are dead after a hot air balloon caught on fire and crashed into a pasture in Texas, according to the Associated Press.
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When you place a ping-pong ball on the stream of hot air blasting out of a hair dryer pointed upwards, Bernoulli's principle explains what's going on.
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"It is with extraordinarily heavy hearts that we announce the suspension of operations at Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides," the company said on its website.
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A source with the Texas Department of Public Safety earlier told CNN's Polo Sandoval that investigators believe the hot air balloon struck power lines and caught fire.
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Because a hot-air hand dryer uses a vast amount of heat — I mean, they're 3 kilowatts — and they're trying to evaporate the water off your hands.
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After a June heat wave smashed national temperature records in France and broke historic June records across Europe, a mass of hot air returned to the continent.
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This temporary mass of hot air is also turning the frozen surface of the ice sheet that covers the country into patches of slush (spring skiing, anyone?).
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It looks like that's not going to happen, though ... so we'll settle for the other cool hot air balloons in the shape of bears, owls, and koalas.
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Recapalypse now Over the last couple of years of boom times for venture capital-backed startups, round sizes ballooned and valuations filled with all that hot air.
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Ettun actually makes these inflatables herself by sewing together old hot air balloons, which explains the weathered, paint-splattered sewing machine sitting on a desk right outside.
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Shortly after Brown arrived at training camp Friday in Napa Valley in a hot air balloon, he was placed on the NFI list with an undisclosed injury.
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We've a long way to go before November, but right now the only wind driving a "blue wave" is the hot air coming from the national media.
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"All the hot air in the world does not deliver the vaccines, diagnostics and mosquito control that is needed now," Representative Nita Lowey of New York said.
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They were packaged like any other fast-food pie: in small, convenient cardboard boxes with holes that allow hot air to escape and keep the pies crispy.
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If you can't squeeze in a trip this summer, consider checking out Albuquerque's International Balloon Fiesta in October, which garners hundreds of bright, big hot-air balloons.
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At some point, I think it was Sean Lowe's season, he was going up in a hot air balloon with — I forget her name now — Brit maybe?
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A year later he set a world record for the fastest wire walk, traversing a 60-foot wire strung between two hot air balloons in 38.35 seconds.
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Pursuits Away from the skyscraper-dominated megalopolis of urban Dubai, an outing aboard a hot-air balloon offers participants a bird's-eye view of a falcon's realm.
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The alligators sit submerged in the river with just their nostrils above the surface, unwilling to let any other parts of their bodies touch the hot air.
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Madden has a gift for salient detail, as in a poignant scene in which her mother surprises her acrophobic father with a birthday hot-air-balloon ride.
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Reporters were fascinated with rumors of her exotic menagerie, the satin-lined coffin in her bedroom, her ride in a hot-air balloon, her adventurous world tours.
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Already perspiring from the damp, hot air, I began to sweat profusely from the scalp down, as I tasted the first spoonful of a fiery seafood stew.
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Wouterson coached Sanne Haarhuis, a pilot in hot-air balloon competitions, to regulate her sleeping pattern and endure heavy, multi-day races with a minimum of sleep.
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Along the way, he raced hot-air balloons, started a space tourism company, turned a Caribbean island into a private oasis and was knighted at Buckingham Palace.
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"If you've ever opened an oven and put your head down to pull something out and that gush of hot air that just hits you," he said.
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The city is also known for its hot-air balloon tours, according to TripAdvisor, which are a picturesque way to see the city on a weekend trip.
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In 21982, by winning the World Gas Balloon Championship in Obertraun, Austria, he became the only pilot to capture world championships in hot-air and gas balloons.
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Yes, Miller had difficulties with female characters, but I'd like to think the secretaries and good-time girls do a little more than blow hot air around.
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"The reason it's getting this hot in Tasmania is we've got quite strong northerly winds bringing that hot air down from the mainland," said meteorologist Luke Johnston.
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In sum, Mr. Trump's statement was hot air, just like his tweet in which he thanked himself for an increase in a consumer confidence index last month.
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Hot air doesn't "rise" like it does here on Earth, and there's no guarantee your cookie will stay on that pan; instead, it might just float away.
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The rotocopter comes after years of studying alternative concepts for studying Titan, such as a conventional orbiter or lander, a hot-air balloon and even a boat.
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Seager followed with a sacrifice fly to the right-field warning track, a ball that likely would have landed in the pavilion in last week&aposs hot air.
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Richard Branson isn't always flying across the Atlantic Ocean in a hot air balloon, kite-surfing on the English Channel, or running one of his many business ventures.
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Forgoing the early morning hot air balloon flights, heritage tours with Navajo guides, horseback riding and kayaking options, they chose the most adventurous, vertigo-inducing activities on offer.
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The 6-year-old girl was eventually able to unlock a door, releasing a burst of hot air as the children came out of the vehicle sweating profusely.
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They even basically do the same thing: blast cool, warm, or hot air at varying intensities using the V9 digital motor that Dyson originally developed for the Supersonic.
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That means the hot air wasn't leaving the laptop, causing it to become hotter and run more and more slowly as the laptop tried to protect its electronics.
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Anyone who can remember physics from school will recall that a hair dryer can levitate a ping-pong ball by trapping it within the current of hot air.
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The order itself may be a bunch of hot air, as cheap natural gas — which pollutes less than coal — and cheaper renewable energy are increasingly competitive, Doniger says.
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On December 17th, 1903, in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, the Wright brothers made the first crewed, powered flight in an aircraft that wasn't a hot air balloon.
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Unfortunately, it's one of the worst songs I've ever heard, and the video is just a bunch of examples of how not to use a hot-air balloon.
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While I think the combination of Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones, and hot air balloons is generally a little cheesy, I've heard good things about The Aeronauts so far.
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The hot air balloon ride, which turned deadly after the balloon crashed into power lines on Saturday, was a birthday gift from Sunday to her husband, Jones said.
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NTSB sought more balloon oversight There's been friction between the FAA and NTSB over hot air balloons, with the NTSB saying more accidents would occur without more regulation.
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"The OPEC deal looks more and more like hot air but oil's still very technically-driven," said Stig Rasmussen, senior proprietary trader at Danske Commodities in Aarhus, Denmark.
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There's been this dream of humanity for thousands of thousands of years, when we figure it out in 1783 with the hot air balloon and the Montgolfier brothers.
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But if disaster does strike, it's nice to know that New York officials will stick to what actually works, and leave Trump and others to blow hot air.
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The entire fake 19th century infographic called the Gentleman's Guide to Amputation (Tumblr, Twitter)Fake via History Lover's Club4) Is this hot air balloons in the night sky?
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This week, Loon (the company's bid to spread internet connectivity via hot-air balloon) and Wing (its autonomous-drone-delivery effort) spin off to become their own entities.
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Visitors can also go up in tethered hot air balloons in the days before, and on the morning of, the eclipse (but not during it, for safety reasons).
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This month, a slower-moving weather pattern in the high atmosphere (jet stream) allowed a mass of hot air from Africa to sit over Europe, baking the continent.
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The data indicated that average temperatures across Europe were more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above normal after a mass of hot air came in from the Sahara Desert.
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This occurs because hot air is far less dense than cold air is, and extreme heat plus high elevations can put some aircraft types beyond their certification limits.
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Chael Sonnen says all the Iceman's trash talk was a bunch of hot air ... 'cause Chuck Liddell rejected 2 DIFFERENT OFFERS to fight him, killing their potential matchup.
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The participants then dried their hands using either paper towels, a hot air hand dryer, or a jet-air dryer (the really intense dryers like what Dyson makes).
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There's also Project Loon, an experimental initiative under Google's X lab responsible for trying to deliver Wi-Fi to remote areas of the Earth using hot air balloons.
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Almeter, a worker for a local hot air balloon company, was pronounced dead at the scene in Nunda, which is about 50 miles southeast of Buffalo, O'Donnell said.
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A few hours of sleepy murmuring later, Ben and Amanda are high in the sky, trapped in the hot air balloon that is both their transportation and conversation.
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The massive warm rock can be compared to a slow-moving hot air balloon, according to Levin, who compares the process to the movement of a lava lamp.
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Geology nerds will stand in awe of the landscape, which can be explored underground, above ground or in the air, thanks to the region's famous hot air balloons.
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For all the ideological hot air, Democrats and Republicans are perfectly thrilled to support something as centrally planned and disruptive to the marketplace than any single payer system.
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In the echo chamber of the internet, the demise of skhothane subculture was spelled out amid a haze of moralizing, art world hot air and pseudo-sociological analysis.
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The hot air rising from the inferno below pushed the 37-ton airplane up 20103,000 feet, then dropped it just as quickly seconds later, according to the journal.
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This is in part because of the hot air flow from convection, and in part because the small chamber of the machine doesn't require much, if any, preheating.
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But the latest rumor is something we never expected to read: Blasting your nose and mouth with the hot air from a hair dryer will cure the virus.
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The conflagrations can grow so massive and intense that they create their own weather: As hot air rises, additional air rushes in at ground level to replace it.
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What they see in the center of an open field is a grounded hot-air balloon threatening to take off with a young boy trapped in the basket.
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The ship's bevy of polar toys, including hovercrafts, electric snowmobiles and a tethered hot air balloon, give guests a privileged vantage point of Antarctica's indelible and fragile beauty.
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So what if a local tabloid dismissed the news as just so much hot air, using a front-page image of the mayor as a Thanksgiving parade balloon?
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Read more " _____ • Jazz Shaw in Hot Air: "Hate President Trump all you like for whatever laundry list of crimes you care to ascribe to him, real or imagined.
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There, the hot air rises into the atmosphere and powers tropical cyclones through evaporation and the Coriolis effect, the different rates of rotation created by the spinning Earth.
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The NTSB also highlighted the FAA's lack of oversight of potentially risky commercial balloon operations, noting it only has a voluntary standards program for hot air balloon operators.
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Then, at the end of all the singing, Judi Dench will decide which of these cats has earned the right to be executed in a hot-air balloon.
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Have you ever had difficulty navigating a hot air balloon, and is it easier to get permission to fly over with a helicopter as opposed to a drone?
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Look, it's true there's not a lot of traffic up there besides the flying monkeys and the hot air balloon, and it's also true that flying is cool.
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She also teaches them to clean between their fingers and around their fingernails and to use a clean paper towel or a hot air dryer to dry off.
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But the talk may all be hot air if the U.S. suppliers can't compete with bargain prices agreed on long-term deals with rivals Australia, Qatar and Malaysia.
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In this Season 13 finale, Stan (voiced by Seth MacFarlane) and Francine (Wendy Schaal) try to save their marriage but wind up trapped on a hot-air balloon.
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Each lithe melody is like a hit of fuel in a hot air balloon, pushing his pieces further into the low-oxygen zones in between crust and space.
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A hot air balloon carried Cordia and his improvised Iron Man suit to an altitude of 5,000 feet before he stepped off the edge and ignited the jet engines.
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They attachments don't even get hot thanks to air channels built into each one of them that sucks in cool air as the hot air blows through the center.
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While 15% of people surveyed told JP Morgan they were ready to nix their subscription over the price change, UBS Investment Bank's analysts write that off as hot air.
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The crucial issue affecting its chances of new investment is whether the group's recent impressive operating performance contains the same level of hot air as its freshly baked eclairs.
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Since PFASs are likely to linger in butter and steam, consumers should cook popcorn the old-fashioned way: on the stove or in a hot-air popper, Peaslee says.
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The warehouses would "gain their lift from gas that is less dense than the surrounding air, such as helium or hot air" in order to reduce power consumption too.
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Of course on the ground level, one finds treasures like Abbas Akhavan's Envelope, 2017, which fills one of the foundation's courtyard with a river of deflated hot air balloon.
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Including part-time pilots and full-time professionals, the Balloon Federation of America estimates there are somewhere between 150 and 200 commercial hot air balloon operators across North America.
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The name of the company involved in the crash is Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, an official with direct knowledge of the investigation told CNN's Rene Marsh.
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The highest number of deaths in a single hot air balloon crash in the country before Saturday was six, in a 1993 accident in Colorado, according to the NTSB.
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This time around, you can ride on walls and bounce off of hot-air balloons, two seemingly small additions that dramatically expand what you can do in the game.
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Typically, there's a fair amount of hot air inflating the importance of the latest spec, but this year, I'm actually starting to feel the real need for something more.
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That's when the physicist Victor Hess took a ride on a hot air balloon and discovered the amount of radiation in the atmosphere increases the higher up you go.
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The system takes in energy in the form of electricity, creating two streams of air: hot air that heats up the salt, and cold air that cools the antifreeze.
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"The OPEC deal looks more and more like hot air but oil's still very technically driven," said Stig Rasmussen, a senior proprietary trader at Danske Commodities in Aarhus, Denmark.
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The idea for initiative came after X used FSOC to deliver information for its Loon connectivity project which uses hot air balloons to deliver internet connectivity in remote areas.
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If his extreme statements will continue to be but so much hot air, important democratic norms will continue to take a beating, but the worst damage will be avoided.
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Temperatures were being driven higher across the Iberian peninsula by a hot air mass moving northward from Africa, which is also bringing dust from the Sahara Desert, meteorologists said.
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A hot air mass was moving northward from Africa, authorities said, warning that the mercury could peak at 93.23 degrees Celsius this weekend in some areas of southern Portugal.
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After a hot air balloon ride at dawn, the two spent the evening hanging out in Bryan's hotel room, where he gifted her with an adorable homemade Spanish dictionary.
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Considering hot air balloon tours over wine country cost a bit more than movie and a slice of pizza, the data may need to be a little more specific.
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But much of that hot air, fear mongering evaporated in earlier December with his full-jowled campaigning for Roy Moore in his bid to represent Alabama in the Senate.
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Like our planet, Mars features these columns of rotating hot air that pick up the sand and dust around them once they spin fast enough, making the vortex visible.
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Pelosi suggested Thursday that the Republican criticism is merely hot air, arguing that Trump's "discrimination agenda" is cut straight from the rhetorical cloth of the GOP on Capitol Hill.
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Grosof said the balloon was believed to have been operated by Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, a company that serves the Austin, Houston and San Antonio areas.
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"If Bernardi really wants to restore faith in politics, he must resign and recontest as an Independent, otherwise it's all hot air," senior minister Christopher Pyne said on Twitter.
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The spectacle is caused when "hot gases rise and punch through the cooler air above, to create a vertical column of hot air," according to the US Geological Survey.
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"When you hear people peddling this fiction about our enemies getting stronger and America getting weaker, it's hot air," he said during a rally at the University of Nebraska.
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Fall can look and feel different depending on where you are in the US.Festivals around the country celebrate autumn with pumpkins, festive foods, hot air balloons, and seasonal fruits.
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Concerned that the raccoon had become trapped, Twitter users called for a host of inventive solutions, including sending up a hot air balloon to take the raccoon to safety.
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A hot air mass was moving northward from Africa, authorities said, warning that the mercury could peak at 47 degrees Celsius this weekend in some areas of southern Portugal.
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Turn on bathroom fans Your bathroom fans, as well as the exhaust fan in your kitchen, drag the hot air that rises and push it out of your home.
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So it's not necessarily surprising that they decided to send the Polish DJ Magda (real name Magdalena Chojnacka) up in a hot air balloon with a 360° video camera.
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More subtly, their purpose is to clutter the enemy's decision making, forcing commanders to waste precious time verifying whether a newly discovered target is real or just hot air.
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It's one of the only European cities to allow hot air balloons to fly over it, which they do in droves, often both in the morning and at night.
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According to KVVU, Vegas Hot Air Sin City Balloon Rides was the company behind the balloon ride, but the company did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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"The perfect roti has three layers, and it needs to puff up so the hot air can cook it from the inside," she said while tearing one roti apart.
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This week's travel diary: A 2229-year-old digital marketing specialist from Singapore checks "hot air balloon ride" off her bucket list in a multi-city tour of Myanmar.
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This presumably would have tricked tourists with no yearning for "Titus Andronicus" or Pina Bausch into believing they were going somewhere with hot-air balloon rides and rum smoothies.
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But the dark detachment that characterizes his best sculptures is absent in this hot-air spinoff, which, like the Louis Vuitton bags, is more about branding than anything else.
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That's because it doesn't use all that nasty grease and oil that you'd find with traditional frying methods — it instead utilizes ultra-hot air to get the job done.
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Perhaps started by an errant paper hot air balloon landing on the roof or a short circuit in a laboratory, the fire gutted the historic 200-year-old building.
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A bubble of high pressure air floating over northern Tennessee is to blame, he said, locking the hot air in a large swath of the eastern U.S., Burke said.
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Some research suggests that flying in warmer temperatures is less efficient, since hot air is thinner and makes it harder for planes to get enough lift to take off.
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" The chimney of the poem's title is itself a tamper, a control to expel the hot air and smoke from a building into the air as simple "blue smoke.
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What about putting a conceptual pin in that bloated icon of the "Mona Lisa" — and all its purported secrets — instead of pumping it up with even more hot air?
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Speaker Pelosi, seize the moment to make history on drug pricing House Democrats sue Treasury to turn over Trump tax returns MORE (D-Texas), who represents the district where the crash occurred, has been pushing the FAA to strengthen its hot air balloon laws and require that pilots get medical certificates before they are allowed to operate a hot air balloon.
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" No word yet on whether Campbell's appearance in "Skyscraper" will signal a return to her blockbuster days — she'll next be seen alongside Steve Coogan in the indie drama "Hot Air.
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On top of that, none of this takes into consideration the considerable water pressure and the turbulent, hot air from the fire would make the drone incredibly difficult to control.
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What began as an apprenticeship of convenience—little Wash was the right size to join Titch in his "Cloud-cutter", or hot-air balloon—evolves into a kind of friendship.
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He said a hot air balloon owned by the Texas company but operated by a different pilot had been involved in a hard landing in a soccer field in 2014.
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AFTER years of hot air and hyperbole, the fifth generation (5G) of mobile-phone technology has entered its final phase of testing, in preparation for its debut around the world.
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It will be trying to produce some coherence out of this mish-mash—and trying to turn hot air into concrete policies that have some impact on the real world. ■
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" Bipartisan ticket for Florida governor may be more than hot air - Politico : "First, a poll showed that Florida Democrats might want an unprecedented bipartisan ticket in the 2018 governor's race.
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The pilot of the downed Texas hot air balloon has been identified as Alfred "Skip" Nichols, a 49-year-old with a lengthy arrest record, according to the Associated Press.
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And a single person who knew what they were doing, and had enough plant fibers to spin burlap, could have a hot air balloon at any point in human history.
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In the film, wealthy widow Amelia Wren (Jones) and scientist James Glaisher (Redmayne) set out to fly a hot air balloon higher than anyone in history — despite the mounting dangers.
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To prevent components from being damaged—or melting—each of those microchips has its own spiky-looking heatsink, and an array of fans pushes hot air out of the machine.
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The marketing materials for the scores of companies that make these hot-air blowers will tell you that they are a great way to cook that cuts down on fat.
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It's a beautiful, fake paradise—boasting the highest water slide in Germany, mini-golf, hot-air balloon trips, real-life flamingos, and even a fake Hindu temple—for some reason.
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One of these miniature Hindenburgs malfunctioned and made a slow descent into the crowd, the hot air of the band's boring commentary leaking out over the squealing of guitar shreds.
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"Everybody is very loath to admit that what we're seeing is improvisation on the fly because that sounds unprofessional and amateurish -- and it is," the former Hot Air contributor said.
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It was shot in and around Mexico City with Towkio dancing on top of pyramids, rapping in a hot air balloon, and hanging out the side of imported sports cars.
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He's also known for his sporting challenges – from his world record-setting Atlantic hot air balloon crossing in 1987 to the Virgin Strive series of triathlons in Italy last September.
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During the city's recent hot air balloon festival, Quintana says she lost count of the number of people who came to the house, but noted it was in the hundreds.
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HP's solution for this maintains the laptop's ultra-thin profile and sucks in cool air from underneath the computer and directs the hot air out the back of the machine.
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Hot air brought to Japan by the storm sent temperatures soaring in parts of northern Japan, with one part of Niigata prefecture hitting 40.7 Celsius (105 Fahrenheit) by early afternoon.
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Gannett's first show features three segments with adventure and travel experiences such as the landing of an F18 carrier and the annual hot air balloon festival in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Wired explained it quite well:If you could just see the water from a stationary reference frame (maybe a floating hot air balloon), you would see the water indeed falling down.
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Hot air balloon crash It's a tragedy almost too horrible to comprehend: Sixteen people, out for a breezy balloon ride on a sunny summer morning, killed in a fiery crash.
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"Sustainable Energy — Without the Hot Air," David JC MacKay A fantastic guide to thinking more numerically about clean energy, and the most accessible explanation of this subject that I've seen.
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Mr. Piccard, a Swiss psychiatrist who completed the first circumnavigation by hot air balloon, and Mr. Borschberg, a Swiss businessman and pilot, created the team behind the Solar Impulse airplane.
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Meaning, if we finish ratifying it soon, President Trump can blow hot air all day, and he still won't be able to doom future generations to catastrophic sea level rise.
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"The Darth Vader special shape hot air balloon was built in Bristol by Cameron Balloons but has never flown in this fine city," the organizers said on crowdfunding website FundSurfer.
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The NTSB is recommending that the FAA no longer exempt hot air balloon pilots from medical certification requirements and reevaluate its policies for conducting oversight of commercial balloon operations. Rep.
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A bipartisan group of Texas lawmakers unveiled legislation on Monday designed to make hot air balloon operations safer in the wake of a deadly crash in Texas last year. Reps.
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With folksy observations about big city life, hot air balloons, and being single, this sharp, quotable, and silly 2017 special is the perfect hour-long break for just about anyone.
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Mostel, who used musical scales as his themes, produces such disparate effects as the gentle soar of the elephant couple's hot-air balloon and the loud eruption of their squeals.
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"The Aeronauts" reunites Felicity Jones and Oscar-winner Eddie Redmayne as pilot Amelia Wren and real-life scientist James Glaisher in their hot-air balloon expedition to reach unrivaled heights.
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The 26-year-old actor told Glamour that the " grandest romantic gesture" he's ever done for his girlfriend and "Riverdale" co-star Lili Reinhart, 22, involved a hot-air balloon.
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Her first appearance is in 2012 in Batgirl #9, where we learn Strix's entire family was killed when a Japanese hot air balloon holding bombs went off in her town.
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While the film is largely a vehicle for a series of despicable male characters, through the multicolored clouds of laughing gas and hot air waltzes Harleen Quinzell, aka Harley Quinn.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is coming under increasing pressure to crack down on hot air balloon operations after federal investigators blamed lax regulations for a deadly crash last year.
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I will tell you, the one comment that got groans across the chamber last night was when he said this notion that our enemies are growing stronger is 'hot air.
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The "Amazing Race" presenter takes an adventurous tour of his native New Zealand in this new film, surveying its breathtaking mountains and lush landscape from hot air balloons and helicopters.
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But while the attention is welcome, it seems to be largely hot air — and Trump's lurid descriptions of trafficking seem mostly to be a misleading rationale for his border wall.
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That's the joy and freedom this book seems to be after, and it comes through much more clearly in Garfein's understated anecdote than in Winder's hot air and specious detail.
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This relatively new breed of appliance cooks food by surrounding it with hot air, a process that leaves said food crispy and crunchy without turning it into a grease bomb.
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"Because the FAA has failed to act, I am taking action to ensure no more families risk injury or death from unsafe hot-air balloon pilots," Doggett said a statement.
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But that's what happened Tuesday morning in San Bernardino County, California, after residents called 911 to say two hot-air balloons were flying extremely low and possibly smacking into residences.
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Bits To connect people to the internet, Silicon Valley companies have cooked up various ideas, including the use of drones and hot air balloons to beam web access to all.
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For example, for all Cuomo's blather and hot air about supporting LGBTQ folks, the New York State Senate bill known as GENDA: Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act, is still languishing.
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The time he decided to teach himself to pilot a hot-air balloon, bought a used one from Craigslist, and spent a month on crutches after crashing it in the desert.
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"Today would have been my husband Dave Goldberg's 49th birthday," the Facebook COO and Lean In author captioned a photo of the couple aboard a hot air balloon on Sunday morning.
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On Saturday, Josh Rowan delighted in seeing his social media feed fill up with smiling photos of his brother Matt and new sister-in-law Sunday's sunrise hot air balloon ride.
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Revlon One Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush, $59.99, available at AmazonThe all-in-one tool cuts down on all that time spent trying to tame tangled or frizzy hair.
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If training your mini-monsters gets too tiring, why not take some time out to get a haircut, rearrange your furniture, or go for a ride in a hot-air balloon?
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While people are familiar with recreational ballooning, the site of many a date on The Bachelor, competitive hot air ballooning is an international sport overseen by the World Air Sports Federation.
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Like with the very cryptocurrency mining computers hashing away at these blockchains, venture investment in this ecosystem may prove to be a waste of energy and a lot of hot air.
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Google's Project Loon—the audacious plan to provide LTE internet to remote regions via a network of hot air balloons—has resulted in numerous crashes and a serious patent infringement suit.
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Forecasts indicate that the hot air from Africa, which turned parts of the sky a dark yellow hue because of the dust it carried, will not abate until early next week.
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When he died, by holding on too long to the rope of a hot-air balloon that shot up too fast, he had been on the firm, dull ground, getting ready.
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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board two years ago recommended greater oversight of the hot air balloon industry, said Robert Sumwalt, who is heading the federal agency's investigation of the accident.
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Treat someone to an experience you know they'd love to have, or something they might not have thought to do before: whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, zip lining, or hot air ballooning?
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He finds that it is often cooler to lie on the concrete floors than in his bunk, because his personal fan blows hot air and does not have a cooling effect.
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Across the hall, Lu's face reappears at monumental scale, as an enormous hot air balloon, her large eyes replaced with red LED lights, filling the darkened gallery with a pink glow.
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A unique take on the concept of circulating hot air instead of drowning food in oil to crisp, halogen cookers can kind of be thought of as the first air fryers.
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He left school at 16 to start a magazine, tried to circle the globe in a hot air balloon and is now expecting to go to space by April of 2018.
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In other words, instead of heating the whole room at once, this heater blasts hot air in one direction, so you can point it at you to keep nice and toasty.
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You can, of course, choose to have it heat in all directions instead, but if you need a quick blast of hot air, you'll have Jet Focus mode up your sleeve.
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Jones plays pilot Amelia Wren and Redmayne is scientist James Glaisher and the two fight to survive as they attempt to make historic discoveries while traveling in a hot air balloon.
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I will tell you, the one comment that got groans across the chamber last night was when he said this notion that our enemies are not growing stronger is 'hot air.
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Federal investigators said that a government policy allowing commercial air balloon pilots not to get medical certificates likely played a role in last year's deadly hot air balloon crash in Texas.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Trump's claim that he has a keen eye for talent, like so many of his other promises, turned out to be a mix of alternative facts and hot air.
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On the first day, a wheel fell off McLaren's car, the MCL33; on the second day, the exhaust detached after a clip broke, with the wayward hot air melting some wiring.
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They commandeer hot air balloons and hilltop villas and refreshingly they look just as bored banging out Hot Creations releases from the Palace of Versailles as they do the Pickle Factory.
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Fröjdman, also an R&D engineer and certified hot air balloonist, spent three months arranging data from 33,000 reference points on stereoscopic 3D images taken by the HiRISE camera orbiting Mars.
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Other recommendations for killing the virus, like gargling vinegar, eating garlic, or using a hairdryer to blow hot air into your nose, hurt people by providing a false sense of security.
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In case anyone thought Gauff was full of hot air on the back of just one win, the great and the good of tennis were ready to back up her predictions.
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One theory promoted by the Air Force was that a layer of hot air in the sky, called a temperature inversion, caused radar to mistake a weather event for flying objects.
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The festival, the largest gathering of hot air balloons in Europe with more than 150 balloons taking part, will run through Sunday and conclude with another Nightglow and a fireworks display.
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Cheers to Sharon Bolton for the clever opening scene in DEAD WOMAN WALKING (Minotaur, $25.99), which takes place in a hot-air balloon flying over the moorlands of England's far north.
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Their radiant, asymmetrical geometries are reminiscent of everything from semaphore and hot-air balloons to tantric painting and the early Modernist works of the married artists Sonia Delaunay and Robert Delaunay.
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The storms are forming "pyro-cumulonimbus clouds" — basically localized storm clouds formed by rapidly rising hot air — that are, in turn, spreading more fire through lightning and wind that carries embers.
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It also increasingly paid attention to curbing costs and monitoring the financial viability of its so-called moonshot projects, like self-driving cars or hot-air balloons that provide internet connectivity.
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The cold pool is sliding north along the ground, pushing hot air up to form that line of clouds, and maybe, Nesbitt says, it will trigger a storm somewhere this afternoon.
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YouTuber Yuri Murakami ordered a cheap marijuana grow tent online, stuffed his mining rig inside and used a system of ducts to bring in cool air and push out hot air.
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The FAA handles everything related to U.S. flight—from tiny bush planes to hot air balloons to the plane you flew on to get home for Christmas—and commercial space flight.
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