That means you may be hunting around for an option that doesn't exist.
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Small prospectors can now extract gold from soil rather than just hunting around for nuggets.
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They love me, and I'm going to be actively hunting around for the next Milo.
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They ended up at the Rego Park Toys "R" Us, only after hunting around online first.
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This makes the overall experience more consistent, and doesn't leave newcomers hunting around to access the app's features.
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Hunting around for a better thing or better price has a cost in and of itself: your time. .
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And spending 15 minutes or so upon check in hunting around your rental should probably be the new normal.
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Instead of hunting around for rare mouse EPs, they created mouseTube, which is a torrenting site for mice vocalizations.
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And if you're hunting around, we have guides to the best compact cams and some of the best mirrorless cameras.
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They're also close to each other, so there isn't a lot of hunting around for the rest of the clue.
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After an unusually hot and long summer, this November's damp, foggy weather has proved perfect for truffle hunting around Alba.
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I'm currently hunting around for a good, unlocked mobile hot spot with a big battery to replace my usual battery backup.
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Gambling companies in the U.S. have "deep pockets" and could be "hunting around" for assets, said Dawes from Shaw and Partners.
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My past experience with coding usually boils down to frustrating moments hunting around for unclosed tags, but Kano's offering is much more robust.
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Oh, and while we're at it, don't bother hunting around for a 3D TV. Most manufacturers stopped producing both of these years ago.
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Sooo much more fun than the app store, hunting around on those BBS things with your crackly modem for an hour for the next Duke Nukem.
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But after I started earning a serious income with my first full-time job after college, I started hunting around for better rates and lower fees.
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I can't wait for a future where we never have to get off the couch or spend extra time hunting around for what we want to watch.
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If you've been hunting around for and opening stuff, make sure you clear whatever app and OS records need to be cleared before heading on your way.
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Even before the unicorn cantered off of Starbucks' menus, the drink was so popular that many of us had to spend some time hunting around for it.
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But if you want to know what I "really" think about all this, don't go hunting around for a secret transcript of my remarks — buy my book.
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The book originated when I was between articles in The New Yorker magazine and I was just hunting around for a topic for an article, not a book.
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The reason I was, was because they were hunting around for a technologist who would defend the thesis that the government can and should regulate some speech online.
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This helps them navigate to items quickly, without hunting around and staring at shelves stocked with an overwhelming number of packages and labels, searching for something they've possibly never purchased.
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And they're easier to get to than bouncing home and hunting around for the app, then launching it, then trying to get back to whatever your last work setup was.
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It's kept cool and dry in there, and when you come to collect your item, it pops out at the same spot every time — no hunting around for Locker 23.
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True story: I was typing on my MacBook Pro over the holidays and there was somebody who works far way from the tech industry hunting around the rooms until he found me.
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Keep your key documents with you at all times and you don't have to be hunting around for a Wi-Fi connection or waiting for a slow and expensive cellular link to work.
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SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - Conservationists threatened to sue on Friday in order to block a plan by U.S. wildlife managers that strips grizzly bears of federal protection, opening them to hunting around Yellowstone National Park.
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"This week there is a lack of big macro news, so the market is hunting around for something to latch on to," said John Canally, investment strategist and economist for LPL Financial in Boston.
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Every night I set the alarm then I put the phone someplace that isn't the same place so that when it goes off in the morning I have to go hunting around for it.
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Amy Do, a videographer and graphic designer who lives in the Bay Area, spent a week two years ago house-hunting around Connecticut, including in Washington Depot, a quest she chronicled on her blog, Finding Stars Hollow.
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I quickly adapted to the switching between modes — which is done by pressing F6, no need for hunting around settings and menus — and where something wasn't obvious, it only took a little trial and error to figure it out.
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In the end, Apple's content deals and ability to minimize the time a user spends hunting around to find what they need will be the deciding factor to the Apple 4K TV's success versus the rest of the field.
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One study in 2010 showed that bats took much longer to find their prey when hunting around highways; traffic noise made it harder for the bats to hear the rustling sounds made by the bugs and spiders they feed on.
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Now that there are so many ways to buy and so many different sites that you can go to, I think it's worth it to spend a little time hunting around for something — I've bought Miu Miu shoes on eBay, for example.
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Furthermore, the fact that so much of that data was cached across different sites means that, while Cloudflare's initial patch stopped the leaking, the company needs to do lots of hunting around the web to ensure that all of the leaked data gets scrubbed.
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The pros and cons of wireless chargingImage: PiJust dropping your phone on a mat (or piece of furniture) is obviously more convenient than hunting around for a wire and then fixing it in place, and convenience is the biggest reason to use wireless charging over the cabled alternative.
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You spend half the time just hunting around for what you're supposed to be looking atCORRIDOR DIGITAL EMPLOYEE #1...I've literally never had that problemCORRIDOR DIGITAL EMPLOYEE #2It's like some live action version of Where's Waldo where you—CORRIDOR DIGITAL EMPLOYEE #1Stop right there, you're a geniusCORRIDOR DIGITAL EMPLOYEE #2In fact, I am. Yes.
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The story of how these Aussie invaders managed to get a foothold across the Tasman Sea has been revealed in a new study by researchers at the University of Otago, published in the science journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Jon Waters, the professor who led the study, told Mashable Australia the Australian little penguin, commonly known as the fairy penguin, was able to take over certain areas of New Zealand after the native penguin species was decimated by hunting around 500 years ago, leaving a gap in the ecosystem.
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We spend ... I actually love the headlines at the end of the show as much as anything we do, I just really love them and I will spend a huge amount of time searching for the audio required to do it and I write them and I find the audio and I listen and I log it and I love it and we ... yeah, I think it's a quirky little thing we do at the end of the show and I love hunting around for the great tape that we use. Cool.
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Helmer Hanssen was born in Bjørnskinn, on the island of Andøya in Nordland, Norway. He was an experienced ice pilot, a skill he had learned while hunting around Spitsbergen. Between 1894 and 1897, he hunted small whales and seals in the Arctic Sea. He later sailed for the Norwegian shipping company, Vesteraalens Dampskibsselskab.
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Despite initial resistance, he wrote the first book that semester, closely following the instructions of his teacher, author Deborah Chester. The result was Semiautomagic, later to be retitled as Storm Front. His writing teacher declared it to be publishable, and Butcher started hunting around to do just that. Butcher failed to secure a publisher for two to three years.
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The theme of the channel is all types of fishing and hunting around the world. With 20 hours per day of programming, Chasse et Pêche deals with all those who are interested in the topic, whether professional or amateur, as well as the landscape and nature in which they take place. The programming alternates hourly between hunting and fishing.
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On November 20, 1983, an explosion of an explosives storage bunker just south of Pleasant Hill occurred. Reports were that two teenagers were hunting around the area. One of the teenagers may have shot a bullet from a hill which penetrated the bunker ceiling, which was deemed the probable cause of the explosion. The two teenagers were killed in the explosion, leaving only small pieces of shirts.
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After peace talks began, Qian was sent to escort the Japanese delegation group. He recorded that they went hunting around Busan (where Qian captured a large feral horse) along with other daily conversations and interactions. Qian returned to China along with the main Ming host in September 1593.The section is a compilation of his work, "The records of the eastern expedition" , which recorded his actions doing the war.
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235-36 Eventually playing 64 shows and selling out most of them, he and his band returned to Ireland to be immediately rebooked for Vegas in January 1981.Casey, 2008, p. 244 Although he turned down subsequent offers to return to Vegas, other venues approached him with increased offers, thinking he was merely hunting around for the best deal, but Dolan refused them all. Several other attempts were made through the years to entice him back but he never returned – except on holiday.
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The track was originally debuted on an American Internet radio station in 2003 while the band were hunting around for a record deal. During the outro, bassist John Taylor announced that it would be a single later on in the year. The version of "What Happens Tomorrow" played on the radio was an early demo featuring an extended bridge, which would be removed by the time the track was released on Astronaut; parts of the track were re-worked to become the b-side "Silent Icy River".
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Castalian Springs Mound Site For thousands of years, the mineral springs at Bledsoe's Lick attracted buffalo and other large animals, and subsequently drew Native American hunters to the area. Native Americans were hunting around Bledsoe's Lick as early as 12,000 years ago during the Paleo-Indian period, and camped sporadically in the area throughout the Archaic (8000-1000 BC) and Woodland (1000 BC - 1000 AD) periods. During the Mississippian period (c. 1000-1450 AD), a substantial village had been established at the Castalian Springs Mound Site, a few hundred yards from the mineral springs.
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Critics of this theory point out that as indigenous Australians only developed boomerangs and spears for hunting around 10,000 years ago, a critical fall in numbers due to systemic hunting is unlikely. They also point out that caves inhabited by Aborigines have a low proportion of bones and rock paintings of devils, and that this is an indication that it was not a large part of indigenous lifestyle. A scientific report in 1910 claimed that Aborigines preferred the meat of herbivores rather than carnivores.Owen and Pemberton, pp. 40-42.
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The southern blue- ringed octopus also differs from other marine invertebrates in that there is no planktonic stage. The young begin hunting around one month of age- they are said to be venomous from birth, while their blue rings don’t appear until six weeks after hatching. It was found in a study by Morse and Zenger that as size of the octopus increased, so too did willingness to mate. Same-sex attempts at mating were frequently noted, which implies distinguishing between male and female is difficult even for the octopus.
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Critics of this theory point out that as indigenous Australians only developed boomerangs and spears for hunting around 10,000 years ago, a critical fall in numbers due to systematic hunting is unlikely. They also point out that caves inhabited by Aborigines have a low proportion of bones and rock paintings of devils, and suggest that this is an indication that it was not a large part of indigenous lifestyle. A scientific report in 1910 claimed that Aborigines preferred the meat of herbivores rather than carnivores.Owen and Pemberton, pp. 40–42.
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However the hunting around Lake Rudolf was not a success as the terrain was difficult and a bitter wind blew. On New Year's Day 1896 his personal servant, Shebane, was killed by a crocodile whilst bathing and many of his asses were stricken from the bite of the Tsetse fly. Neumann records that he downed a number of large animals before his gun misfired allowing an angry cow elephant to maul him. His injuries were severe enough to force a recuperation period lasting several months during which he could not take solids with any comfort.
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The name was changed to "Jolly Farmer" in 1823. It moved to its current location inside the roundabout in 1879. During the 19th century, the pub was a rendezvous point for hunting around Bagshot Heath. H E Malden wrote the Victoria County History in 1911, finding little of economic productivity or architecture in Bagshot to record other than its coaching inns, stating "Thirty coaches a day passed through, and there were many inns, since closed...The later history is full of the exploits of highwaymen, who found the wild country hereabouts specially favourable for their purposes".
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The inclusion of an expander/gate provided attenuation of the gain during pauses in the audio signal to reduce noise caused by compression; the expander/gate could also be used for special 'punchy' effects, favoured on drum and percussive sounds. Noise gates were often criticised at the time for 'hunting' around the threshold point. The 'Compex' used clever hysteresis around the gate, this was important to stop unpredictable opening and closing of the gate; the open threshold was higher than the close threshold. The gain reduction controlled by the 'Compex' was monitored from two meters located to the right of the front panel.
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Antarctic was a barque with three masts and equipped with a steam engine. Built in 1871 at Holmen in Drammen under the name Cap Nor., Alfred Nathorst, ”Två Somrar i Norra Ishafvet”, first part (in Swedish), 1900, accessdate=2010-12-10, Henrik Bull, ”The cruise of the "Antarctic" to the South Polar regions”, 1896, accessdate=2010-12-10, Department of Earth Sciences, Uppsala University (in Swedish), accessdate=2010-12-10 Initially Antarctic was used for seal hunting around Svalbard, Jan Mayen and Greenland,., Nordisk Familjebok, Project Runeberg, Linköping University (in Swedish), accessdate=2010-12-10 During that period the ship was captained by Gullik Jensen.
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Evans took up supernova hunting around 1955, but his first adequate instrument, a 10-inch (25 cm) Newtonian telescope was assembled only about 1968. He made his first official supernova discovery in 1981 and found nine more before using larger telescopes. While living in Coonabarabran, New South Wales he used his own 16 inch (40 cm) telescope. From early 1995 to mid-1997 he also had limited access to the Siding Spring Telescope at Siding Spring Observatory (he was allocated about 110 nights, half of which were suitable for observing), resulting in about 10,000 galaxy observations, another three visual supernovae discoveries and an additional four supernovae spotted on photographs made at the observatory.
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Five months after the killing of Cecil, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service added the Panthera leo leo subspecies of lions, in India and western and central Africa, to the endangered species list. The listings would make it more difficult (though not impossible) for US citizen hunters to kill these protected lions. According to Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States and who petitioned for the new listing, Cecil had "changed the atmospherics on the issue of trophy hunting around the world," adding "I think it gave less wiggle room to regulators." Wayne added that he thought the killing of Cecil was "a defining moment" resulting in the new protections.
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A proven ability to be at the business end of the National ensured plenty of public support to be sent off at 15/2. In addition, he was to be partnered, as last year, by Chris Grant, jointly the most experienced rider in the race, weighing out for his ninth National. The pair ran what was considered at the time by many in racing to be a textbook Grand National: hunting around the first circuit in mid-division before gradually moving through the field on the second; always in touch, they moved into the rear of a leading group of seven at the Canal Turn on the second circuit, tracking the group until moving up onto the tail of the leader over the final two fences. When asked to quicken however, Grant found his mount to be a spent force and instead of closing on the leader he was swallowed up by other stronger finishers, coming home in fifth place.
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The homeland of the Buginese is the area around Lake Tempe and Lake Sidenreng in the Walannae Depression in the southwest peninsula of Sulawesi. It was here that the ancestors of the present-day Bugis settled, probably in the mid- to late second millennium BC. The area is rich in fish and wildlife and the annual fluctuation of Lake Tempe (a reservoir lake for the Bila and Walannae rivers) allows speculative planting of wet rice, while the hills can be farmed by swidden or shifting cultivation, wet rice, gathering and hunting. Around AD 1200 the availability of prestigious imported goods including Chinese and Southeast Asian ceramics and Gujerati print-block textiles, coupled with newly discovered sources of iron ore in Luwu stimulated an agrarian revolution which expanded from the great lakes region into the lowland plains to the east, south and west of the Walennae depression. This led over the next 400 years to the development of the major kingdoms of South Sulawesi, and the social transformation of chiefly societies into hierarchical proto-states.
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