He will now start talks to try to patch together a majority.
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Does it help to patch together trips using a combination of large and local airlines?
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They also were seen at a pumpkin patch together, making this costume even more fitting.
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His task wasn't just to govern or to patch together the broadening cracks in his party.
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So families patch together the holes in their finances with the threads of our safety net.
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Now we patch together hardware and software from different companies and make the best of it.
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His career ruined, Mr. Redmont struggled to patch together a living as a freelance writer and editor.
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Now, economic insecurity is often a permanent state, as people patch together different jobs to make ends meet.
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Each time AG develops a new product, Mr. Winthrop must patch together its supply chain from what remains.
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Fortinet provides an end-to-end offering, which eliminates the requirement to patch together various systems from different vendors.
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Letter from Washington Odds are that Donald J. Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan will eventually patch together a rapprochement.
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It will still need to patch together a wide coalition of unlikely bedfellows, including regional strongmen, to challenge the BJP nationally.
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Yet even Mr. Sessions recognized that only Congress could solve what Mr. Obama had attempted to patch together with executive action.
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Still, the Saudis managed to patch together a deal, mainly because of Russia's willingness to join in at least limited cuts.
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Which means, in turn, that Congress will have at least one more chance to patch together a bipartisan farm coalition once again.
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Apart from boosting download speeds, carrier aggregation lets mobile operators patch together disparate chunks of spectrum they have acquired piecemeal over the years.
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Now, Shefali is dying, and her wife, Shizuka, is hard at work trying to patch together a broken empire as a demonic invasion looms.
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Sometimes, the cell won't grab the newly introduced piece of DNA and will instead haphazardly patch together the severed ends of the double helix.
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Long stretches of dialogue patch together labor on an abstract alien environment, where Kat mines for ore, busting stone after stone after stone after stone.
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"Different places around the country are each doing their best to patch together their own guidelines," she said, adding, "if they're doing anything at all."
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The couple made their final official engagement on Monday, and will now head to Canada to patch together a new life and build their brand.
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Now, unless she can patch together a coalition, it'll be up to German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to call for another election which would take months.
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He was an understated sort, so his personality, his obsessions and his quirks really came through in the messy, idiosyncratic mixture of songs he'd patch together.
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Those measures could help House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell patch together the votes that would be needed - if they are so inclined.
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"We truly felt like we would serve six years and have to come back and patch together our family, like pick our business up," Christie Mullin said.
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Instead, Maurice and Star decided to go back to the neighborhood where she grew up, patch together a mobile video game arcade and let anyone play for free.
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Merkel's conservatives suffered punishing losses in this month's national election, forcing them to patch together a heterogeneous three-way coalition with few precedents in Germany's post-war history.
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With her shooting movies and TV during the day, and him doing theater at night, "we were always able to patch together a presence as parents," Parker said.
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On Thursday, Jenner and Scott took their daughter to the immersive Halloween-themed jack-o'-lantern experience Nights of the Jack one day after visiting a pumpkin patch together.
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During the crossing of the Middle Passage, slaves were separated by dialect as a form of isolation and forced to patch together their respective patois to create new languages.
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Her conservatives are trying to patch together a three-way coalition with the Greens and the pro-business Free Democrats, who are expected to demand the position of finance minister.
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I didn't foresee going out of the business for work, but I thought that within the business, I would patch together a modest living, at least enough to get by.
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Urban hourly workers often can't patch together enough consistent hours to earn a decent salary or meet work requirement rules — between 20 and 30 hours a week, depending on the state.
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According to the release, one of the issues with corporate wellness programs is that HR departments have to patch together programs based on the regions in which their companies have offices/employees.
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After bruising election losses, Merkel is trying to patch together a tricky three-way coalition of her conservatives and their Bavarian allies, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP), and the environmentalist Greens.
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They went to a pumpkin patch together in October but didn't snap any full family pics -- and before that ... ya gotta go all the way back to Travis' Netflix premiere in August.
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Stirred by fears that Democrats might fail to patch together the broad coalition necessary to defeat Donald Trump next year, the late stages of the Democratic primary have taken an abrupt turn.
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Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that workers can often try to patch together different types of leaves in the absence of a defined paid leave or medical leave benefit.
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Republicans have tried to patch together a policy to address these concerns, but the result is still a bill with weaker protections for people with preexisting medical conditions than those provided by Obamacare.
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Both are machines designed to link or "patch" together two different electrical signal sources, be that connecting two telephone transmissions or routing a voltage source through a circuit to manipulate its acoustic properties.
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Even as the chancellor works to patch together another governing coalition, which party delegates approved on Monday, the ascension of possible successors offers the latest sign that the Merkel era is approaching its end.
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When it comes to NBC's emotional family drama This Is Us, every piece of news is a clue, a scrap of information that we can use to patch together the future of this labyrinthine soap.
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Centrist and right-wing parties, while deeply divided by personality and rival ambitions, are generally united in their hostility toward Harmony and could patch together a coalition that would again block it from entering government.
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At its best, The Circus provided a way for viewers to patch together a simpler narrative from the week's political chaos: It took a never-ending news cycle and turned it into a more digestible story.
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On this episode of Smokeables, VICE's Trey Smith shows you how to use a pen, duct tape, a TV cable, and a potato chip can to patch together a reliable bong in just a few minutes.
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Last October, Facebook extended the usage (and flexibility) of Instagram Stories — the Snapchat-like feature that lets you patch together photos and videos into a slide show — by making it easy to directly post a Story to Facebook.
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In a 1966 article, "The Prospects of Recording," he fantasized about a future when listeners would be granted tape-edit options and could patch together their preferred versions of, say, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, from recordings by different conductors.
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In their rush to patch together a health care bill with enough support to pass the House, Republicans have created a plan with bizarre incentives that undermine the arguments they have used to deflect criticism of the legislation.
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With no intention of expanding their software beyond personal use, the two inveterate tinkerers, who became friends while studying computer programming at Berlin's Technical University, would often patch together many homemade programs just to play specific pieces or shows.
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After I finally managed to patch together a Frankenstein collage of child care assistance that included two mornings of preschool, a nice sitter, and a co-working space with "play buddies," the YMCA's director finally called with an opening.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is trying to patch together a tricky three-way coalition after her party suffered bruising losses in a national election three weeks ago - losses that even some of her allies blame on her refugee policies.
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"We remain consistent in our long standing view that OPEC will be unable to patch together a deal capable of placing even a minor dent in global oversupply," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note.
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Those developments — and Detroit's bankruptcy — have shown that Washington will not bail out government pension funds that go bust; officials had to patch together money from other sources, and even then, the retirees of Prichard, Central Falls and Detroit had their benefits cut.
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With support for both main parties dropping, and the far-right Alternative for Germany getting around 13 percent of the vote, she will need to patch together a government with the Free Democrats and the Greens, who rarely see eye to eye.
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Without it, people in places like Puerto Rico may be left to patch together whatever ad hoc power supply they can — and rather than move to a cleaner future, they may have to depend even more heavily on small, inefficient oil-burning generators.
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"When I came forward with the mass surveillance revelations in 2013, sources had to try and patch together this kind of reporting infrastructure journalist by journalist, in total secrecy, and with crude tools," said Edward Snowden, perhaps the best known whistleblower of the 21st century.
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But then, as Senate Republican leaders were scrambling to patch together votes for a tax bill, Flake suddenly had the leverage to push action on immigration, since the party could lose just only one vote (with John McCain living out his last days in Arizona).
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It was a medium that allowed her to make extravagant props and costumes, to invent and patch together worlds, and to draw connections between different cultures of the screen: "You could bring together a lot of things and interests and contain them within one work," she said.
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After the tiny Montana company Whitefish Energy was fired over a scandalous $300 million contract, the Army Corps of Engineers is scrambling to patch together an obsolete grid while "Operation Blue Roof" has helped install around 20,000 tarps to keep the rain out of shattered houses.
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Although the officers who responded to the shooting at Pulse are now being paid their base salaries, two of them described weekslong bureaucratic struggles to get assistance, as well as efforts to patch together resources to get better and allow them to go back to work.
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So, rather than patch together a "Harlequinade" based on the versions he knew or dream up his own, like Balanchine, Mr. Ratmansky went back to a trove of dance notations kept at Harvard: detailed scores written out in a system of lines, dots, arrows, X's and O's.
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So as the Senate GOP pushes to patch together an amended health care bill that can pass the Senate on a simple majority vote, this may not be the last time we see the White House openly disparaging the accuracy — or rather the "innaccuracy" — of the CBO's reports.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - When blood began dripping from Cleveland Indians starter Trevor Bauer's pinkie, manager Terry Francona went to his first-aid cabinet using six relievers to patch together a 4-2 win over the Toronto Blue Jays to sit one win away from a trip to the World Series.
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"It now appears the cartel will patch together a deal designed to reduce production by as much as three-quarters of a million barrels per day," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory Ritterbusch & Associates said in a note, giving the probability of such a deal as 80-90 percent.
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They came to this early caucus state Saturday armed with plans to fight for a $15 minimum wage, expand Medicare-for-All, unravel right-to-work laws, and to pressure corporate titans to pay more to Americans who are trying to patch together a living wage with two, and sometimes three, jobs.
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Truphone, a UK startup that crafts low-cost calling and data plans for users by using software to patch together capacity from multiple carriers — with an emphasis on giving users the ability to use their allowances while roaming in other countries for no extra charge — today announced that it now offers data plans for iPad users in the UK via the Apple SIM.
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They worked on various songs individually, sending each other snippets and samples and sketches, which they would then patch together when Dom would return to the UK from time to time, or Kai would fly over to the US. The results are some of the band's most "organic-sounding" music yet—live drums, crashed and tapped by Micachu and the Shapes' drummer Marc Pell, and the cascading wonky piano on "How We Get By" are just some of the elements that play a large part in that.
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Wuthnow R. America > and the Challenges of Religious Diversity / Robert Wuthnow. — Princeton: > Princeton University Press, 2007. — Р. 120. Wuthnow writes about spiritual shoppers as about people, who > "Having learned to be open-minded and to patch together ideas from many > different sources".
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The three segments in the trilogy had "relatively little thematic or stylistic connection", apart from what might be called an ulterior, "issue-based" motive to draw lessons about life in Australia, and a desire to patch together a feature film by using a portmanteau structure.
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Clinton rushed in pursuit.Boatner, 719-721 Washington met Lee's retreating division late in the morning and took measures to halt Clinton's advance. Washington relieved Lee of command, but later allowed him to patch together a defensive line with the available troops. Lee put Varnum's Brigade, now under the command of Jeremiah Olney behind a hedgerow.
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Although they do turn against each other, a clever ploy from Cora's lawyer prevents her full confession from coming into the hands of the prosecutor. Cora is ultimately acquitted. Frank and Cora eventually patch together their tumultuous relationship, and plan for a future together. However, as they seem prepared to finally live "happily ever after", Cora dies in a car accident.
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In 1945, the communists won the war in Albania. Mid'hat escaped the communists by fleeing to southern Italy. The early years of the cold war found Mid'hat Frashëri in the West trying to patch together a coalition of anti-communist opposition forces in Britain and the United States. In August 1949, he was elected as head of a "Free Albania" National Committee.
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That night, Katz's assistant, Kennedy (John P. Ryan), appears at their door and threatens to expose them unless they give him $10,000. Enraged, Frank beats Kennedy up and strong-arms him into giving up the evidence against them. When Frank returns, he finds that Madge has been to see Cora, who threatens to turn him in. They eventually patch together their tumultuous relationship and now plan for a future together.
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Mofaz left over Netanyahu's indecision over a draft reform law and warned that the prime minister was trying to patch together a majority for a vote to plunge the region into war.Heller, Jeffrey. In 2013 Kadima, just 4 years prior the ruling party, received 2% of the votes, barely passing to the Knesset. In the buildup to the 2015 elections Kadima was not expect to pass the threshold, as it was raised to 3.25%.
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Dreyer was angered by these cuts, as he had no control over them. Later that year on 6 December, a fire at UFA studios in Berlin destroyed the film's original negative; only a few copies of Dreyer's original cut of the film existed. Dreyer was able to patch together a new version of the original cut using alternate and initially unused takes. This version was also destroyed in a 1929 lab fire.
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Then, the patch should be pressed into place for at least 10 seconds to ensure that the patch will stick. After application, hands should be washed since nicotine from the patch could linger on the hands, and this could cause further irritation if left alone. Nicotine patches should be removed and replaced every day at the same time. When removing a nicotine patch, pinch the middle of the patch and press the sticky sides of the patch together.
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Within the next few days ground crews were able to patch together two or three B-17s from damaged and destroyed Flying Forts.Edmonds, pp. 107–108 On 10 December, the 19th Group's B-17s from its two squadrons at Del Monte Airfield staged through Clark to attack Japanese shipping. A B-17C flown by one of the squadron's pilots, Captain Colin P. Kelly dropped bombs from high altitude on what the crew thought to be a Japanese battleship.
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The IAX2 protocol also supports videophone calls natively, using the protocol's own capabilities to transport alternate media streams. A few hobbyists obtained the Nortel 1535 Color SIP Videophone cheaply in 2010 as surplus after Nortel's bankruptcy and deployed the sets on the Asterisk (PBX) platform. While additional software is required to patch together multiple video feeds for conference calls or convert between dissimilar video standards, SIP calls between two identical handsets within the same PBX were relatively straightforward.
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This more subtle notion, introduced by Pavel Alexandrov and Pavel Urysohn in 1929, exhibits compact spaces as generalizations of finite sets. In spaces that are compact in this sense, it is often possible to patch together information that holds locally-- that is, in a neighborhood of each point--into corresponding statements that hold throughout the space, and many theorems are of this character. The term compact set is sometimes used as a synonym for compact space, but often refers to a compact subspace of a topological space as well.
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The occupants do not wear spacesuits or breathing masks, because the cabin has been designed to maintain pressure in the face of faults: all windows and seals are doubled. The cabin has sixteen round double- pane windows, positioned to provide a view of the horizon at all stages of flight. The windows are small compared to the gaps between them, but there are sufficiently many for human occupants to patch together a moderately good view. The nose section can be removed, and there is also a hatch below the rear windows on the left side.
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Stern continued on with the program over a phone line as engineers worked to quickly patch together the severed broadcast wire. Alford was subsequently caught, arrested and later sentenced to ten days in jail and a $1,000 fine. Station management initially claimed that Alford acted alone, however WMMS Promotions Director Heidi Klosterman - working under the name Heidi Kramer - later pleaded guilty to a felony charge of attempted disruption of a public service and a misdemeanor of receiving stolen property; Greg Smith, a former Klosterman colleague, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor of breaking and entering.
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The raid and subsequent protests inspired publication of The Advocate, which began as a newspaper for the group PRIDE.Gay LA, Page 159, Authors Faderman & Timmons, University of California Press, copyright 2006 The January 1967 raid on the Black Cat Tavern and the August 1968 raid on The Patch together inspired the formation of the Metropolitan Community Church (led by Pastor Troy Perry).Gay LA, Page 163, Authors Faderman & Timmons, University of California Press, copyright 2006 For some time "the Stonewall riots became central to gay collective memory while other events did not."Armstrong, E. A., and S. M. Crage.
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At first the Prussian wanted to attack Arnhem, but he was dissuaded by the nearby movement of enemy troops and artillery and intelligence that 3,000–4,000 French troops defended the city. MacDonald hoped to patch together a defensive line using Molitor's troops, 3,000 French National Guards under Antoine-Guillaume Rampon at Gorinchem and the XI Corps. The French marshal and Charpentier reached Arnhem on 28 November with 2,500 men from Jean Baptiste Simon Marie's 2nd Brigade of the 31st Division plus one battalion of Auguste Julien Bigarré's 1st Brigade. MacDonald decided that Arnhem was not defensible against a numerically greater force and returned to Nijmegen, leaving Charpentier and 4,000 troops to hold the city.
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New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1967; pg. 264. This initiative finally came to a close at the end of the year with the convocation of the 4th World Congress of the Comintern, which decisively rejected calls for a broad and inclusive international body. This rejection by the Communist wing of the international socialist movement left the center and right — in the form of the Vienna International and the London International, respectively — to patch together their own joint international body. Planning for such a body began in January 1923, a month after the conclusion of the Comintern's 4th World Congress, with the Executive Committees of the Vienna and London groups issuing a joint statement condemning the Communists' decision.
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He was friendly with Sir Joshua Reynolds, and sat for a portrait now in the National Portrait Gallery. He was one of Reynolds' executors, and published a posthumous collection of his works (1798) with a memoir. Horace Walpole, Edmund Burke, George Canning, Oliver Goldsmith, Lord Charlemont, and, at first, George Steevens, were among Malone's friends. Encouraged by Charlemont and Steevens, he devoted himself to the study of Shakespearean chronology, and the results of his "An Attempt to Ascertain the Order in Which the Plays Attributed to Shakspeare Were Written" (1778), which finally made it conceivable to try to patch together a biography of Shakespeare through the plays themselves, are still largely accepted.
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Support from cyber industry media when the bill was first introduced regarded the bill for its comprehensive approach to data security and personally identifiable information and the provisions for accountability in security breaches.Federal data-protection law inches forward, Computerworld, 07 February 2011 The comprehensive nature of the bill was intended to patch together different laws from the state level that protect some residents into a federal bill that would have supremacy and offer greater protection to individuals’ information,Keeping Personal Data Private, New York Times, 07 February 2011 most notably preempting State data breach notification laws.Will 2010 See the Enactment of a Comprehensive Federal Data Security Law?, InfoLaw Group LLP, 07 February 2011 Consumers Union, the non-profit publisher of Consumer Reports, addressed Senator Leahy directly to offer support.
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Many players from the Academy were involved and played an important role in the success. It was not an immediate impact, however, and Mema paid the consequences by being sacked due to lack of results. As appointing Julian Ahmataj did not improve thing either, only after Emmanuel Egbo sat as a coach results arrived immediately, both due to the fact that things started to patch together and because Egbo had a huge merit in allocating players to their natural positions and getting the best out of the squad. As Tirana kept winning the first 17 matches in a row and created a good distance from rivals, two were the key points; the derby against KF Partizani won at injury time (last derby Tirana had won was in 2013) and the match against closest rivals FK Kukesi, also won by overturning the negative result in four minutes.
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The book received mixed reviews, with Publishers Weekly remarking that while "Nugent manages to patch together the major beats of Smith's life, he can offer little meaningful insight" and that Smith's fans "will be disappointed by this short and shallow biography." PopMatters cited that Nugent "fails on a very basic level to discriminate between his privilege as a fan of Smith's unforgettable music and his responsibilities as a journalist writing an objective study of Smith's life" and the book "is murky, indistinct and woefully incomplete." CNN said in their mixed review that "Nugent sometimes gets a little too insider-y—too many details about too many '90s indie bands—and his insistences on Smith's sense of humor, though no doubt true, ring hollow." Many of the book's detractors complained about the absence of original testimony from Smith's family and close friends such as Joanna Bolme, Neil Gust, Sam Coomes and Janet Weiss.
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For a month, a Central Council (soviet) under Ernst Niekisch held governmental power. Then, on 7 March 1919, the new leader of the Socialists, Johannes Hoffmann, an anti- militarist and former schoolteacher, managed to patch together a parliamentary coalition government, but a month later, on the night of 6–7 April, Communists and anarchists, energized by the news of a left-wing revolution in Hungary declared a Bavarian Soviet Republic (BSR), with Ernst Toller as chief of state. Toller called on the non-existent "Bavarian Red Army" to support the new dictatorship of the proletariat and ruthlessly deal with any counter- revolutionary behavior.Mühsam, Erich (1929) Von Eisner bis Leviné, Berlin- Britz: Fanal Verlag p. 47Mitcham (1996), pp. 32–33 The Hoffmann government fled to Bamberg in Northern Bavaria, which it declared as the new seat of government - although most of the ministers resigned. An attempt by troops loyal to the Hoffmann government to mount a counter-coup and overthrow the BSR was put down on 13 April by the new "Red Army" created from factory workers and members of the soldiers' and workers' councils. Twenty people died in the fighting.
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