At present, cruise ships mix outdoor and recirculated air to reduce energy costs (the recirculated air doesn't typically need heating or cooling).
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The petition is getting recirculated, and has reached almost 224,27 signatures.
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"Mansplaining—graphic description," one woman captioned the flyer, in a widely recirculated tweet.
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He recommended keeping windows open while driving to avoid recirculated air among passengers.
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It was only half-full, the interior air recirculated to an unnatural chill.
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The video was streamed live to Facebook and later recirculated in various clips online.
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Accordingly, the equipment cannot be recirculated fast enough for use in newly-admitted patients.
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Previous detainee releases have set a disturbing precedent of being recirculated back into the battlefield.
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Several Congressional staffers told TechCrunch that their offices had also recirculated information about cyber hygiene.
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Managers recirculated company guidelines that call for workers to blow the whistle on one another.
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Stories from late last month raising concerns about the caucus app's vulnerabilities recirculated on Twitter.
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Popular accounts quickly recirculated the pics side-by-side, and the internet is cracking up. SHE!
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Shrimp farmers in the American Midwest are raising tropical shrimp all year round using recirculated water.
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But recently, the pic has been getting recirculated because, well, he looks really good in it.
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The ocean is deep, the current strong, and huge masses of water are recirculated each day.
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The story got popular enough that on Wednesday, the anti-hoax site Snopes recirculated its debunking.
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On Monday, podcaster Benjamin Dixon recirculated a 20133 speech by Bloomberg that was impossible to misinterpret.
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One of the fake images that Barr recirculated depicted Whoopi Goldberg wearing a violently anti-Trump shirt.
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I've seen my own art recirculated back to me without credit or worse, credited to a stranger.
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"The recirculated air passes through a series of filters 20--30 times per hour," the CDC says.
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The switch won't happen immediately, but Oreo Thins will be entering the United recirculated air space soon.
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Samantha Geimer, the victim in the 1977 case against director Roman Polanski, responded to Quentin Tarantino's recirculated comments.
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The false claim about Omar and her brother was also recirculated in a recent story from PJ Media.
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Lederhosen. Oktoberfest in Munich brought with it jet lag and 18 hours in a tube with recirculated air.
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If air absolutely has to be recirculated, you can minimize cross-contamination by enhancing the level of filtration.
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Because the funding is repaid at the end of the loan, the money is recirculated and reinvested, unlike subsidies.
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I don't care if you make cupcakes, recirculated prom dresses, I mean all of these things ... Paint by numbers.
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The traffic, bad suits, recirculated air, and endless hawking of wares makes most industry trade shows a living nightmare.
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This footage isn't all that new, obviously, but it's been making the rounds online after being recirculated by redditor lanson15.
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They also show us how her images were recirculated or recycled at times, and given new uses and altered meanings.
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There's also the long security lines, the almost-guaranteed delays, and the dreaded dry skin from all that recirculated cabin air.
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Cash coming from hospitals and other infection areas will be sent to the central bank instead of being recirculated in society.
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As the dancing video recirculated on Twitter, users called it what it was instead of how it had been initially — trollingly — labeled.
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But this weekend, an old Trump tweet was recirculated that offers a new layer of meaning to his use of the story.
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The water is filtered continuously and then recirculated, which also helps those with immune sensitivities to feel confident about the water's quality.
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" A Dropbox spokesman said in a statement: "This link has been taken down and banned so it cannot be recirculated on Dropbox.
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"Fresh air is great and we're trying to avoid the idea of being in enclosed spaces with recirculated air," Dr. Lushniak said.
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We also looked at a situation unfolding at the University of Alabama, where a black dean resigned after old tweets were recirculated.
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Individuals, conservative talk-show hosts and activists recirculated them, often not knowing, or apparently not caring, about the accuracy of the reports.
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The 2009 tweet that prompted Seder's dismissal was recirculated by Mike Cernovich, a blogger and purveyor of the Pizzagate conspiracy, and his followers.
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But the new study showed that the salt stayed in the urine, while the water recirculated back into the kidney and the body.
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Many major outlets recirculated the clauses found in several Virginia town codes, which caused people who actually live in those areas to panic.
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Cruise ships have been notoriously a problem with respiratory-transmitted agents because of all the recirculated air that occurs in the inside cabins.
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Something about the public spaces, lack of real bathrooms, and recirculated air seems to make airports and planes a petri dish of germs.
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When it's very cold or very hot, the air coming out of the vent in a school classroom or office may be completely recirculated.
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She shared her secrets on beating jet lag and sickness in a blog, which is being recirculated from her now-closed website, The Tig.
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"When you look at terrorist recruitment material, it's also the same content being recirculated again and again—like beheading videos or radical sermons," Roberts explained.
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CNN has not been able to independently verify that the video is from this incident, but it's been recirculated by various Chinese state media outlets.
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It happened with the Catholic Church, where priests caught preying on children were protected and recirculated to new parishes, where they could continue their crimes.
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During the recent presidential campaign, photos recirculated on social media showing two of Donald Trump's sons on safari in Zimbabwe posing with several dead animals.
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Hours after the younger Mr. Paul exited the race, Mr. Cruz's team recirculated a video of former supporters of Ron Paul who have chosen Mr. Cruz.
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It appears that it is being recirculated in light of Surviving R. Kelly, the new documentary about the allegations of child sexual assault against R. Kelly.
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In some cases, if you live in an apartment building, the air might be recirculated through the ducts from one apartment to another, Dr. Ferastraoaru says.
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On airplanes, fliers breathe a mix of air pulled from the atmosphere and recirculated air put through filters that remove more than 99.9 percent of microbes.
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Over the weekend, a 2007 blog post entitled "Microsoft is Dead" from Paul Graham, co-founder of Silicon Valley start-up factory Y Combinator, was recirculated online.
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Numerous videos by far-right "comedian" and general brain worm sufferer Owen Benjamin about his moon hoax beliefs are being recirculated and re-uploaded on the platform.
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So I think that when you die, your energy is recirculated, and we're all sort of made up of these past energies that have been with people.
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Talking with Efros, I struggled to come up with an image for this looped and layered interconnectedness, in which patterns spread and outputs are recirculated as inputs.
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There she acts as a sort of air traffic controller for rare and damaged books, ensuring they are properly tagged and labeled after being repaired and recirculated.
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The precise number and distribution of winners and losers from a carbon tax depend critically on how the revenues are recirculated ("Using carbon revenues", World Bank, August 2019).
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The precise number and distribution of winners and losers from a carbon tax depend critically on how the revenues are recirculated ("Using carbon revenues", World Bank, August 2019).
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What if we did our damnedest to ensure that whatever we earn — all 79 cents for every male dollar — gets recirculated in a way we feel good about?
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Cash that comes from high-risk infection areas, like hospitals and wet markets, will be "specially treated" and sent back to the central bank instead of being recirculated.
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Engineering controls include putting partitions in triage areas, making sure potentially contaminated air is not recirculated and surfaces are cleaned meticulously, and implementing additional precautions for suspected cases.
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But if you forgot to prep for a cross-country flight and are left with breakouts or dry patches from all that recirculated cabin air, not all is lost.
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After an old video of her dancing in college was recirculated last week online, she playfully responded in kind, filming a new clip of her outside her Congressional office.
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Other labels recirculated parts of her catalog, but it wasn't until the late 1960s that most of her recordings received a proper reissue, on the Milestone and Biograph labels.
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Both recirculated and new images occupy all corners of the internet, including a range of platforms as diverse as Facebook Messenger, Microsoft's Bing search engine and the storage service Dropbox.
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But thanks to its broad circulation in international Chinese-language media, it gets recirculated on the mainland in the form of digital samizdat, and is frequently quoted in WeChat discussions.
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The most recent piece, published on June 19, recirculated an April document from the State Council, China's cabinet, praising 14 Chinese cities for carrying out the program effectively last year.
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Human rights activists inside the country and out tell CNN that posts range from recirculated news articles from pro-government outlets, to misrepresented or faked photos and anti-Rohingya cartoons.
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The casinos and convention centers of Las Vegas with their recirculated air are some of the least friendly places for your skin: think cracked lips, sallow cheeks, dry patches everywhere.
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It is common for New York and other cities to shut off ornamental fountains, not because they use much water — it is mostly recirculated — but because of their symbolic power.
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Under a circular model, rather than simply recycling or incinerating a city's trash, rubbish is re-used and recirculated to extract maximum value, or waste is avoided in the first place.
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Medical Daily reports that a recirculated study from the Kinsey Institute for research in Sex, Reproduction and Gender suggests that age has something to do with how often you have sex.
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President Trump has not explicitly endorsed the conspiracy, but he has recirculated posts from QAnon supporters on Twitter and invited some of its followers to his "Social Media Summit" last summer.
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LONDON — The leaders of a British far-right group, which had gained notoriety after President Trump recirculated unverified anti-Muslim videos it had posted on social media, were arrested on Thursday.
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So were suggestions that Britain would seek a transitional deal with the EU after Brexit—until they were recirculated a few weeks later when Mrs May apparently changed her mind once again.
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The lies about Obama, a Christian, and the Nativity scene recirculated around this same time last year, and similar claims were made nearly every year Obama was in office, according to Snopes.
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"I loved thinking about life cycles, or mosquitoes and how they're connected to these tropical diseases and how a parasite goes through the liver of a sheep before it's recirculated," she said.
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After an old video of Ocasio-Cortez dancing in college was recirculated by trolls online in January, she playfully responded in kind, filming a new clip of her outside her Congressional office.
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But the constant spring of information, precautions and warnings, whether it's straight from the CDC or some recirculated, dubiously-sourced post on Facebook, can take a real toll on your mental health.
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Like all Keanu's real-life actions, these wound up fueling his meme persona; see this recently recirculated meme from 20193: Keanu's relatability, however, was what really put him on the meme map.
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HEPA filters are also used on airplanes, where Chen says you are unlikely to catch a virus from recirculated air — though contaminated tray tables or a sneezing neighbor could pose a risk.
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A black dean at the University of Alabama resigned after old tweets were recirculated, a move that prompted a sit-in at the president's office, a letter of admonishment and a reckoning.
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A ship's ventilation system, which relies on recirculated air filtered by medium-strength air filters, is an efficient way of spreading virus particles from room to room aboard a ship, said Chen.
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The president also recirculated another defense of his actions posted on Twitter by Alan M. Dershowitz, a Harvard Law School professor emeritus who has advised the Trump team on Middle Eastern policy.
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That changed on Wednesday, when Britain First got unexpected publicity from President Trump, who recirculated three sometimes misleading videos Ms. Fransen had posted on Twitter that purported to show Muslims engaged in violence.
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So, next week I choose to travel to SXSW in a tube with recirculated air, and discuss media trends with Katie Couric and Jim Bankoff in a (hopefully) packed hall — people love Katie.
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An epidemiologist who studies the spread of virus particles said the recirculated air from a cruise ship's ventilation system, plus the close quarters and communal settings, make passengers and crew vulnerable to infectious diseases.
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At first, I misremembered this interesting reading comprehension fact that had recirculated a few years ago and lodged in my memory — I thought that, without vowels, the words would still pretty much read sensibly.
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While the journey was long, filled with very dry recirculated air that made my nose bleed, and just generally exhausting, I really understood why so many people dream of crossing Canada on The Canadian.
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But that didn't stop him from regularly lobbying Clinton with information about who could head a new government in Libya, suggestions that she recirculated to her staff, according to reporting from the New York Times.
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Higher-ups at Princess Cruises said the ventilation system on the ship, which normally blows a mix of fresh and recirculated air, has been altered "in an abundance of caution" to circulate more fresh air than usual.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A leading U.S. conservative conference rescinded its invitation to provocative commentator Milo Yiannopoulos and a publisher canceled his book deal on Monday after old internet videos of him recirculated in which he discusses pedophilia.
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A review of his past tweets found more than 100 in which he recirculated or commented on QAnon-related theories, including hoaxes about Satanism and pedophilia, and until recently he had the hashtag #Q in his profile.
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"Today marks @POTUS' 220th Day in office, and just as he promised, the border wall has begun construction," the official Department of Homeland Security Twitter account said in a posting that was soon recirculated by the White House.
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If you needed another reminder, there's also the matter of the recirculated air in the plane's cabin, which works nicely to help spread your seat mate's germs and whatever else might be lurking in the in-flight air supply.
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We'd recommend checking in on Snopes as well, which does a great job of debunking some of the most well-known fake photos out there, particularly the ones that keep getting recirculated again and again, sometimes years after originally getting debunked.
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The police said the suspect, Darren Osborne, 48, had received a Twitter message from Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, a far-right group that gained notoriety after President Trump recirculated unverified anti-Muslim videos it had posted online.
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The BBC reported that the man, Darren Osborne, 48, had received a Twitter message from Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, a group that recently gained notoriety after President Trump recirculated unverified anti-Muslim videos it had posted online.
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The intentional spreading of an unfounded conspiracy theory — which recirculated on China's tightly controlled internet on Friday — punctuated a downward spiral in relations between the two countries that has been fueled by the basest instincts of officials on both sides.
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"Barron Trump deserves the chance every child does — to be a kid," Ms. Clinton wrote in a post that received more than 20153,000 reactions and was shared close to 9,000 times, as others recirculated her message on their own feeds.
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Then there's Cildo Miereles's 1970 Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project in which he silkscreened recipes for Molotov cocktails and slogans like "Yankee go home" camaflouged almost imperceptibly onto glass Coke bottles and recirculated them through the routes of insidious neocolonial consumption.
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In October, a prosecutor in a New York iPhone case told the court that Apple had unlocked more than 70 phones for police in the past, a number that's been avidly recirculated in the days since the San Bernardino order came in.
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The revival of this story shows how false, even discredited claims about Muslims in Canada find an eager audience in Facebook groups and on websites originating on both sides of the border, and how easily they can be recirculated as the federal election approaches.
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" Regarding Fiorentino's claims, Oldman spokesperson Douglas Urbanski offered this statement: "Referring to the painful lie about 'spousal abuse', regarding recent recirculated old rumors, and an apparent coordinated smear campaign, there are those with suspect motives who circulate this story hinting that there is some truth to it.
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It had received relatively little attention until two weeks ago, when it received an unexpected burst of publicity from Mr. Trump, who recirculated three sometimes-misleading videos that Ms. Fransen had posted on Twitter and which purported to show Muslims committing violent acts against non-Muslims.
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And for those of us who can't fly private in our laser goggles (looking at you, Kim Kardashian) or slap on a mask (à la Chrissy Teigen) for fear of frightening our fellow coach passengers, fighting the effects of that dry, recirculated air requires a little pre-trip prep.
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" On Monday morning, he recirculated a message from the Department of Homeland Security that said Customs and Border Protection and ICE would be "sharing stories of the brave men and women who put their lives on the line every day with the sole objective of protecting our nation.
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Bloomberg has faced questions over his mayoral policies that affected New York's nonwhite population before, but after progressive podcaster Benjamin Dixon recirculated Bloomberg's 2015 speech at the Aspen Institute defending his city's controversial stop-and-frisk policy on Tuesday, those questions are once again in the national conversation.
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Jean Bouteille — which is available at certain organic groceries in France and Belgium — allows shoppers to decant vinegars, wines and detergents from gleaming steel tubes into reusable bottles with silk-screened labels designed by a typographer in Lille: Customers pay a small deposit for the bottles; when they're returned, they're cleaned and recirculated.
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When an article of his coming out appeared on the front page of The New York Times and recirculated on national television, it opened up a new world to a young man who had never left the Northeast: paid speeches, trips to Europe and South America, and the world of New York City.
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Campaign organizers at warehouses have previously claimed to have been fired for their attempts to agitate for collective action, and worker unrest at grocery subsidiary Whole Foods led to the dissemination of an anti-union training video, which was leaked to Gizmodo last September, and recirculated recently when a clip was featured on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight.
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"In the exact words of RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDanielRonna Romney McDanielStacey Abrams responds to RNC chairwoman: 'Concession means to say that the process was fair' GOP chairwoman says Trump raised M in Hamptons 'thanks to the unhinged mob' Trump, RNC sue to block California law requiring release of tax returns MORE, 'If you stand for treating women well and you stand for the respect of women, you shouldn't take money from somebody who treated women with the absolute highest level of disrespect,' " DNC deputy communications director Sabrina Singh said in a statement Friday that the party recirculated on Saturday.
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