The prepaid card services charges a dollar each time you reload a virtual card, depending on the amount of the reload.
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Without a spare hand to reload, clear malfunctions, and stabilize your weapon, your best-case scenario is burning through the magazine in each pistol before having to drop them both to reload, and because you're splitting your attention between weapons, chances are really good that you won't manage to hit anything before you have to reload either.
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I reload my card with $15 and pay for parking.
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I reload my Starbucks card ($25) and am charged $9.
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So I started there, and then he bought Metallica's Reload.
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When he stopped to reload, he was tackled and stopped.
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And if you have laser, it avoids having to reload.
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These include withdraw fees, reload fees, periodic fees and more.
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One told his partner to reload, as a tactical precaution.
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The systems cost Israel billions to develop, build and reload.
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Your heart pounds, and it's time to reload the gun.
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A factory SKS can be slow and difficult to reload.
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I will forever be awed by his ability to rapid-reload.
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The Ravens restock and reload as well as any NFL team.
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I had to reload and run through the entire conversation again.
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Hernandez then walked Chavis to reload the bases, ending his day.
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But I will reload if being spotted disrupts my elaborate plans.
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They know the reload speed like the back of their hand.
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Huzayfah: How to reload them, how to clean out the gun.
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When magazines hold fewer rounds, a shooter must stop to reload.
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Since my card doesn't reload until tomorrow, I just use cash.
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Get a 2% bonus every time you reload a gift card
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I reload my card ($10) and order a skinny vanilla latte.
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I reload my Starbucks card and order a peppermint hot chocolate.
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If you are still seeing it, please reload your Gmail page.
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"Integrating Visa Checkout as a way to reload your Starbucks card in our world-class digital platforms is a great way to provide our customers with the reload options that are most convenient and relevant to them."
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If the player looks small or isn't working, just reload the page.
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Torbjörn Rivet Gun's ammo is now loaded earlier in the reload animation.
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Now, it's the only way to watch a blank screen continually reload.
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The goons on the other end didn't even have time to reload.
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There you can reload Netflix and diagnose network issues, among other things.
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Large capacity magazines enable shooters to fire repeatedly without having to reload.
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Look at these guns as you reload them even when aiming-down-sights!
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Then, the gunman stopped shooting for a second — presumably to reload his rifle.
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H/T to readers David de Chambrier and Victoria Stathopoulou from Reload Greece.
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At least this is covered with the reload from earlier in the week.
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Cedric Anderson fired 10 shots in all, stopping to reload once, police said.
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Today, users mostly reload pages because the content of a site seems stale.
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There's rate of fire, magazine size, reload speed, recoil, recovery time, bullet penetration.
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Its memory should now be refreshed and any open apps will reload themselves.
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What's more, it currently takes months to reload once we shoot an interceptor.
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I still have money in my account, but I'll have to reload tomorrow ($4523).
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They are designed to reload their payload and swap out batteries without human intervention.
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I walk to Starbucks and reload my card with $10, then get an Americano.
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Responding officers spotted the man as he attempted to reload, according to the Times.
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Eventually, the days of having to constantly reload your printer's paper tray might end.
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Every time you reload it, the trees will look different, because they're randomly generated.
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They reload the packages to their tricycles and are off, weaving through the traffic.
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You fire paint instead of bullets and reload by swimming through the colorful goop.
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On the way there, I reload my MetroCard using my pre-tax transit money.
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They also have cap space to reload in the summers of 21 and 240.
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You basically get to reload your existing operating system on your legally owned hardware.
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The only thing that needs to change is you reload propellant and fly again.
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So even though you don't need to reload, you'll still need to take pauses.
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It was a fast-paced game with no reload button and no health regeneration.
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The assault weapon lets you keep shooting and shooting and shooting without a reload.
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"For me that's a real great reload mentally from the goal against," Boucher said.
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You shoot someone, you die, they die, you reset, you reload, and nothing happens.
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We stop at the Starbucks on base again, and I reload my Starbucks card.
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It'll be added to your gift card balance at the same time you reload.
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I am out of money on my app and reload $15 to my account.
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Persistence enables developers to save and reload experiences right from where you left off.
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But it could -- it could be something as much as he was looking to reload.
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This puts me under the auto reload limit, so it automatically recharges my card. ($24).
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Let's Plays benefit from games you never have to reload; games where losing is fun.
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In moments, I'd need to reload, but it proved for naught: winner winner chicken dinner.
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I reload my card on the app and order my usual: a gigantic black coffee.
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You can check out a video of the Matternet Station reload and refuel process below.
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Each must then disappear to reload — allowing the fighters a chance to regain lost ground.
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Others are great for picking off enemies at a distance but take forever to reload.
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Well, Amazon Prime Reload, which is a prepaid cash program, is basically Amazon's virtual currency.
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That's why you sometimes have to reload the page when you switch to an old tab.
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Can fire infinitely, without the need for a reload, but D.Va's movement speed slows while firing.
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Is an honorable bow-out, taking a moment to relax and reload, so unacceptable to LeBron?
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Once I felt able to function, then I'd make the call to reload for the day.
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" I flipped through the story, reading stray words, words like "firing position" and "spatter" and "reload.
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No reload, but there's a half-second delay between shots as a new arrow is cocked.
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By 1997, when Amazon went public, Metallica was busy putting out Reload — short hair and all.
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As I scrambled to reload my weapon, I saw the cannon slowly swing toward my location.
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Teylor Whittler, a young woman inside the bar, saw the gunman quickly reload and fire again.
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When setting up Prime Reload, you will be asked to select a debit card for rewards.
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Additionally, high-capacity magazines allow shooters to continue inflicting damage without needing to reload as often.
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If something unexpected happens — and, in Hitman, something unexpected always happens — you just reload and try again.
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I see an email that I've been charged $50 Canadian to reload my Presto pass ($38.03 USD).
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Current EU law does not require any form of identification to purchase and to reload such cards.
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While that cooks, I unload the dishwasher and reload it, then work on cleaning up the kitchen.
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READMEYou never have to reload darts, clean up darts, or worry about darts hitting something they shouldn't.
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I already need to reload my card again (that was fast!) and put another $10 on it.
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He went back to his car to reload, then returned to the mosque to kill more people.
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It does only have a one-shot capacity, requiring a manual reload every time you fire it.
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At first, the American Civil War was fought with guns that required a reload after each shot.
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I get a low fare warning, so I reload my ORCA card when I get to work.
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Our balance is a bit low, so we load another $100 — we reload about once a month.
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Critics counter that if magazine sizes are reduced, mass shooters will just use more weapons or reload.
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The more ammunition, the more rounds a shooter can fire quickly before having to stop and reload.
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Retaining Love, who turns in 30 in September, leaves the franchise with a standout to reload around.
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Thankfully living in a cabin is great as it gives me a chance to reload my batteries.
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Some reload spent shell casings; others make bullets from scratch, melting lead bought online or from junkyards.
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You can't exactly hide away and heal yourself whenever you get shot, and the reload mechanic is very realistic — if you choose to reload your gun, the bullets in your current magazine will be discarded, just like if you actually switched out a magazine on a real gun.
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If you hate greasy fingers, you'll unfortunately still have to touch butter every time you reload the Biem.
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You "reload" the pen when you put the cap back on—transferring mechanical energy back into the escapement.
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Police say when he took a break, presumably to reload, a patron wrestled the gun away from him.
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I unload and reload the dishwasher, clean my room, and pack before ordering an Uber to the airport.
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My Charlie Card is out of money again, so I reload for us to take the T there.
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Spending here allows you to improve accuracy, cut down on recoil and boost reload speed with all firearms.
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I sit at my desk and open up my food services account through the hospital to reload it.
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In their place is a sliding, pump-action reload mechanism that primes the blaster in one-quick motion.
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After I eat I tidy up, unload/reload the dishwasher, fold the laundry, and clean out the fridge.
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To overcome this issue, the team simplified Chrome's reload behavior and it now only validates the main resource.
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"I could empty ten rounds into a target and reload a magazine in a couple seconds," he said.
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It should reload with Assistant built in, which you can call up with a long home button press.
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Neighbors reportedly told local media outlets they thought they might have heard the shooter reload at least once.
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It could have been worse: Maryland bans combat assault weapons, so this shooter had to stop to reload.
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I get an email from Starbucks about its new rewards system and am persuaded to reload my card.
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If they had to stop and reload more often, these events might happen less or cause less damage.
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They understood that semiautomatic guns, which reload themselves each time fired, increase exponentially the lethality of a firearm.
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If you reload the page, she'll be replaced by another face that's equally compelling but just as unreal.
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These costs can vary from monthly fees to charges to purchase the card or reload it, for example.
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Through the Starbucks app, you can find special offers, reload your card, and even redeem points for rewards.
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When he dropped down for the reload, I was able to tackle him and get him on the ground.
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A witness reported that Christy went back inside to reload the gun that investigators identified as a five-shot, .
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"Some of the people's favorite skills for combat are definitely the aiming stability [and] the reload speed," Fortier said.
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Gualtieri added that during one of the reload breaks, a teacher was able to move his students to safety.
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Open tabs in your browser for every single online retailer's SNES Classic product page and reload it semi-regularly.
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To alter what is being printed requires only a software reload, rather than the changing of a printing plate.
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I take the L and/or a bus everyday so I set up my Ventra card to auto-reload.
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And when it comes time to reload, it's far from the slick, split-second animations featured in most games.
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To cover, any cover, anywhere that I can pause, catch my breath, reload my rifle and reconsider my approach.
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College football coaches are losing the vacation time off they need to reload from the stress of the job.
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You can't reload with a button; you have to grab a magazine from your belt and jam it in.
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Hypersonic air-launched strikes on launch pads could reduce the ability to reload and launch another salvo of missiles.
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When he took a break presumably to reload, according to police, a patron wrestled the gun away from him.
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"We at the state legislatures, especially Republican-controlled legislatures, have a responsibility to kind of reload," Republican state Sen.
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You only need to watch his performance in the 2014 Lord of the Mics Boiler Room to see this in full effect: he picks the mic up and racks up reload after reload for about three minutes, coming back with a different bar each time, each syllable dropping to the same ecstatic response.
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He intentionally walked Adrian Beltre to reload the bases before plunking Rougned Odor with the first pitch he threw him.
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If you reload a level in most other games the enemies will be found in the same spot as before.
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"I do think this rally is an opportunity to reload shorts," said a trader with one international bank in London.
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The customer, James Shaw Jr., 29, seized the moment when he saw Mr. Reinking apparently trying to reload his rifle.
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You'll start to see the "try the beta" toggle as a result, but it won't stick if you reload Outlook.com.
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It's designed to look and act like a disposable camera, although you can reload it with a bit of work.
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The gun has four buttons: a trigger, a reload button, a zoom button, and one that slows down enemy fire.
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For those that like to save and reload during a mission, the unsorted list of files can be a nightmare.
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Simply trying to reload on clean underwear for the week can become a breeding ground for heated disputes and confusion.
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Christy Sheats went back inside to reload her weapon, returned and shot the older daughter again, according to a witness.
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Previously, some apps didn't continue to run when they weren't being used, or would reload when they were launched again.
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Then you can reload if you die, get a bad item, or just want to play through a part again.
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There's even a perk that lets your idle weapons reload automatically while they're holstered, just to encourage this exact behavior.
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The enemy variety doesn't effectively neutralize favorite tactics like circle strafing, dodging, and ducking behind cover for a quick reload.
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Prepaid card issues have been known to secretly charge fees every month and even charge you to reload your account.
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If you are strong enough, wrestle or jump the gunman if he stops to reload, which could take just seconds.
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And then, they can reload with a second dividend of Class A shares on all of the Class C shares.
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These context switches do not happen instantly, and they force the processor to dump cached data and reload information from memory.
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"I do think this rally is an opportunity to reload shorts," said a senior trader with one international bank in London.
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I unload and reload the dishwasher and set up bottles and baby food for daycare tomorrow while munching on Kettle Chips.
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As a result, I had to either reload from my last autosave or defeat my foe without seeing him or Luigi.
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You can message within each profile card, so you don't have to leave the page to reload another to send one.
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Those who reload $100 or more on their Amazon gift card balance will get a $10 bonus, according to the company.
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Some developers just chucked it out entirely—DOOM didn't have a reload button in 1993, and nor does it in 2016.
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On Sunday mornings, as he watched Shepherd's Chapel sermons on TV, he'd clean the gun and reload it with Magnum bullets.
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It sits between the weightless save-die-reload cycle of games that let you save arbitrarily, and the finality of permadeath.
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Those three dots summon a whole new menu, with functions to reload the page, open new tabs and bookmarks, and more.
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Fighters can release their payloads, return to their ship, refuel and reload, and quickly set out on a second attack sortie.
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They reload every year, and they won a major-league-high 100 games last season in the majors' toughest division. 20123.
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Officers flying above the scene saw the suspect in the pool area appearing to reload a large-caliber handgun, officials said.
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In most films, you'll see a character smoothly reload their weapons or fix a bayonet, when that usually wasn't the reality.
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A small screenshot from the time preserved the error that appeared: Netscape is unable to locate the server: reload-your-search-page.
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I have a pre-paid Ventra card that I reload once every few months, which I swipe to get on the train.
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The shooting, they said, was captured on video and abruptly ended when either his gun jammed or he was unable to reload.
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I have to reload our wash card, but it's B.'s turn to pay so I grab the $6 he left me.
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You then continue to reload your Gift Card Balance – aka your Amazon Balance – so you have funds available for use when shopping.
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I make sure to stop into the nearest T station to reload my Charlie Card and then head out to walk again.
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There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload.
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I reload my transit card for the next two days, using a debit card already earmarked for transit with pre-tax monies.
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I reload my Starbucks card with $25, and get a mocha and a piece of pumpkin bread ($83 off the prepaid card).
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When enabled, Reload automatically adds funds in $10 increments if you attempt to make a purchase that exceeds your available Venmo balance.
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"The need to reload the gun is not going away and the politics suggest he should be as well," Terwilliger said. Amazon.
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If you Blink while a reload animation is playing out, Tracer will have completed the action by the time you regain control.
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Retaining Love, who turns in 266 in September, would leave the franchise with at least a short-term standout to reload around.
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Adjusting that formula to the next logical permutation, 1996's Load and 1997's Reload tinkered with slower tempos and rockier styles.
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During the commercial Load / Reload period, they partnered with auteur Anton Corbijn on music videos and provocateur Andres Serrano on album artwork.
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You put down a deposit that functions as your credit limit, but you do not have to reload after each billing cycle.
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He was able to reload multiple times, according to witnesses, as the crowd heard a burst of 913 shots at a time.
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It's a minor nuisance, perhaps more so for games that need to reload entirely, which can take more time than standard apps.
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That's why the book is called "Hit Refresh": When you reload a web page, some things change, but others stay the same.
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This is because if the magazine isn't detachable, it takes a lot more than a few seconds to reload the entire magazine.
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A few more hurdlers fell as a few were able to reload, but the rest of us made it after that round.
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These magazines allow gunmen to shoot more people in less time, because they do not have to stop to reload as often.
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But there's only four of them and my hunter has five shots before needing to reload—I guess I'll take those odds.
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When you start up your system again without an internet connection, the browser should not be able to reload the malicious page.
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Tech Tip Q. How do you do a clean installation of Windows 10 these days with no DVDs to reload the program?
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The plan was to return to our home port in Brooklyn, N.Y., reload the ship and set off to our next destination.
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But with a THC cartridge, he could vape for hours, with no need to roll a new joint or reload a pipe.
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I reload my CharlieCard while I'm at the T station ($2124.74) and realize I'm hungry again since I technically didn't have lunch.
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The company could reload this at any point, issuing out another dividend of Class A shares if the two need more money.
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Reload your Google Doc and then click the "Add-ons" dropdown from the main toolbar, then select "Extensis Fonts" and then "Start."
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you&aposre under your desk and then hear the gunman reload."
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The launch of Amazon Reload follows January's introduction of the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Card with 5 percent back, in partnership with Chase.
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More information on Amazon Reload and the other cash back credit cards is on the just revamped Prime Rewards section on Amazon's website.
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I waited for them to reload, and then I climbed up the barrier in front of the stage to go toward the exit.
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While Rodriguez and McClellan will graduate this spring, the Hurricanes are poised to reload in a way the program has never done before.
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We've all sat there at our keyboards after posting something we thought was funny or admirable and hit reload on the notification page.
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But Google is testing a new feature would tame the backspace by taking away its privilege to reload a prior page in Chrome.
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It made me think about how—if I couldn't reload an earlier save—I couldn't survive on that beach for even a minute.
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The attacker opened fire with an automatic rifle, throwing stun grenades to allow himself to reload and shooting the wounded on the ground.
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Seeing that balance disappear and having to manually reload it every time it runs out may help you reconsider some of your purchases.
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Don't you find it annoying when Chrome takes an additional second or two to reload a web page you had visited only recently?
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If data is not properly backed up, for instance, it can take days to reload and make sure hundreds of connected subsystems work.
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I force-quit again and reload, hoping, wishing, pleading that my precious catch was saved to my pokédex before the app crashed. Repeat.
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After you do that, it will reload the console and ask you to log in as root with the password you just created.
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It's the game's own "active reload," a feature that adds freshness to what otherwise would have been an enjoyable, but more generic experience.
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As Lorde's "Royals" played, I paced in mini circles, resisting the urge to reload Instagram and see what the influencers were up to.
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For several minutes, he fired quickly, pausing only to reload, methodically shooting his terrified victims — including small children — in the head, execution-style.
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It stopped selling assault-style weapons or high-capacity magazines that can allow shooters to fire many more bullets without stopping to reload.
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Even a jump between two apps could be enough for Safari windows to reload or to lose your place in a YouTube video.
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"We at the state legislatures, especially Republican-controlled legislatures, have a responsibility to kind of reload," Bertrand added to the New York Times.
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As an example, they often point to the Tucson shooting, in which Loughner was stopped by a bystander when he had to reload.
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If you close or refresh the app, the game will likely reload and jump forward to live, which might mean missing an important play.
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I was forced to reload an old save multiple times after the game froze or dropped my character into a seemingly never-ending abyss.
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He added that most students were able to flee the scene because the gun ran out of bullets and the shooter had to reload.
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The system is a Swift-based framework that offers live-reload of code, allowing you to add elements on the fly as you program.
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There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload Story developing ...
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But far from convincing Swartz to curb his ambitions and proceed with more caution, the PACER experience, if anything, just encouraged him to reload.
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I reload my card on my app and get a tall chai latte with a shot of vanilla and a peanut butter cup cookie.
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When she tried to reload her saliva ... cops blasted her with pepper spray, and arrested her for trespassing and assault on a police officer.
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So now the crucial unknowns: Is the market giving investors a chance to reload on value stocks such as banks, industrials and energy names?
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Of those added last year, 292 units were fast charging (direct current) points that can reload an electric car in minutes instead of hours.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," he wrote.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," Davis wrote.
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AND FINALLY Blast away Nerf ball blasters are fun and all, but you have to stop the fun to reload them all the time.
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These events have shown that when shooters have to stop and reload, that's when people can escape and law enforcement can make their move.
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Alleyoop does say that it's working on making refills so you only have to reload the pen instead of buying an entirely new pen.
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The perpetual personnel churn in the college game gives the coaches who are around for the long haul an annual opportunity to reload their rosters.
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" He added, "There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you&aposre under your desk and then hear the gunman reload.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you&aposre under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," Davis tweeted.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you&aposre under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," Davis wrote.
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" Davis also tweeted, "There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload.
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Use Combat Roll to quickly reload and Hammer again when you're facing larger enemies, or if you don't land a kill with the initial burst.
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The Titan's Striker class can now create artificial walls to use as cover, while the Hunter's Gunslinger can use quick dodges that simultaneously reload weapons.
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Anthony DeSclafani beat out a bunt to reload the bases and Peraza singled off Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas' glove to drive in the third run.
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I use my Echo Dot to order a latte at Starbucks but Alexa humbles me and informs me I have to reload my Starbucks card.
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To that end, let's go back a few decades, to the year in which the first Harry Potter book was published, and Metallica released Reload.
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Short of rifles, the men, mostly Indians, had been taught the night before to pick up rifles from dead soldiers -- to reload, point and shoot.
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"The last three games after the road trip was definitely a reload moment, where the guys rebounded and showed character," Senators coach Guy Boucher said.
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Every detail, from how you maneuver an environment using teleportation to how you reload and change weapons, has been carefully crafted and well thought out.
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Christy Sheats went back inside apparently to reload and then shot Taylor once more, this time in the back, a witness told the sheriff's office.
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They are classified as semiautomatic because they automatically reload, but the shooter has to pull the trigger each time he wants the gun to fire.
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He wanted three-gun loading, he wanted all kinds of ways to load the shotgun, all kinds of pistol reload, transitions, rifle, shotgun, pistol, everything.
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I write all that, and admire the way The Banner Saga 3 brings it all into focus… but then I reach for the reload button.
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In a game like Sniper Elite IV, for example, the accuracy extends to the physics of the bullets, the ammo capacity, and the reload animations.
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A group of first graders at Sandy Hook ran past Mr. Lanza, escaping from the hail of bullets when he had to stop and reload.
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Millions of weapons aficionados reload their own ammunition and cast their own bullets, acts of individualism that are hallmarks of the broader American gun ethos.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," Mr. Davis wrote.
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My prepaid card is 13 cents short for my order (tall cold brew, one pump of cinnamon dolce syrup) so I reload my card ($25).
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While the M-class boats mounted four 18-inch torpedo tubes with a reload apiece, doubts about the torpedoes' efficacy buttressed arguments for the guns.
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But for some, 2017 and 2018 will wipe out past years' reserves of profit, so they will need to "reload" with fresh cash or stop underwriting.
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Lien added a move by the dollar down to 102.50 yen would give traders an opportunity to reload their long positions before the U.S. jobs report.
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Zombie rail shooter Drop Dead pushes the motion controls a step further by having you drop your "gun" downward to reload, which is clever and effective.
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It ramps up the tension with every missed bullet, every time you have to reload, because the Ganado horde is relentless and keeps shambling toward you.
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He kept his eye on the gunman, and when he paused to reload, Appleby whispered to others that it was time to rush to the exit.
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There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload View the discussion thread.
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We took several breaks to reload our cheeks with coca and to drink chicha, sprinkling fermented corn alcohol over the ground as an offering to Pachamama.
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That's a problem for the Spurs, who need to prioritize keeping their books free over the next few summers as they look to reload around Leonard.
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When Mr. Woodham shot a student in the gut, then turned to reload his gun, Mr. Myrick ran to his truck, where he kept a pistol.
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"We at the state legislatures, especially Republican-controlled legislatures, have a responsibility to kind of reload," said State Senator Rick Bertrand, a Republican from Sioux City.
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"Just because [a] machine gun nest might be taking a moment to reload, that doesn&apost mean that it&aposs not an imminent threat," Mast said.
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Close out of your dashboard on your document, reload the page and then click the Eversign icon again and select "Sign" under the document name.7.
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"Bulgarian oligarchy is preparing to hold another election in which to reload the corruption model," 42-year-old Ivanov, who was unanimously elected Yes Bulgaria's chairman, said.
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Your 2 percent rewards will be added to your Gift Card Balance every time you reload, Amazon explains, instead of being calculated on a per transaction basis.
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YOU CAN SEE THIS FOR YOURSELF BY UNLIKING ALL OF THE PAGES YOU CURRENTLY LIKE AND LIKING A BUNCH OF NEW ONES AND RELOAD YOUR NEWS FEED.
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In Australia, after hauling hundreds of thousands of tons of iron ore to China, returning freighters can face a 14-day quarantine before being able to reload.
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Just open Twitter and follow this sequence of commands: But remember, if you reload the app, you'll have to go through the whole thing all over again.
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The guns have a real weight to them and take time to reload, while fistfights can be brutal, violent slogs that seem ripped out of Netflix's Daredevil.
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I used up the balance on my Starbucks card over the weekend, so I reload it and tell myself it needs to get me through the week.
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It's rare that there will be something so dangerous that you will be forced to reload a previous save game to extricate yourself from a bad situation.
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It sounds rudimentary, but in VR it's an exhilarating experience to fire at enemies with high precision and reload weapons by putting your hands to your hips.
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Fast charging stations are able to reload car batteries within about 30 minutes, rather than up to eight hours that can be needed at older charging points.
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As my Chrome browser bounced in the app dock and tried to reload my last opened tabs, I watched, still sleepy-eyed, as they failed to load.
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Today is the day we hear "Reload That", a track that combines Elf Kid's African roots with the sound of the music he made his name from.
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If the dishwasher is full, run it now so that by the time you're done with other chores, you can empty and reload the machine if needed.
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Set up 2% rewards when re-loading gift cardsPrime members earn a 2% bonus on every reload of a gift card when using a designated debit card.
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Gun violence prevention advocates, on the other hand, argue that devices that allow users to shoot more bullets before needing to reload results in higher body counts.
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As he ducked back out of the hall to reload, the two missing members of his team moved past him and into the hall, firing as they went.
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In fact, Amazon Prime Reload is built on top of the Gift Card infrastructure that's already in place, according to the page detailing how the new service works.
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Within seconds of starting my first match, I found myself physically crouching behind virtual cover, firing wildly at enemies and flicking my wrists to reload every few seconds.
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Witness Lisa Skelton told the affiliate that she saw the shooter emerge from his boat and open fire, then go back below deck to reload and fire again.
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If those figures sound small, recall that this was the era of Master of Puppets, not Reload, and especially not St. Anger (one year before Google's own IPO).
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Marine Corps F-235s recently carried out the first at-sea "hot reload" of ordnance, dropping 1,000-pound bombs in back-to-back bombing runs in the Pacific.
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The pistol takes around 10 hits to kill another player, while the sniper rifle can take someone down in two hits but has a much longer reload time.
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Bonus Note: Sometimes the DigitalOcean console goes blank inexplicably, so if that happens, click around in the console or if that doesn't bring it back, reload the page.
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Blessed with the quick reload of a young Keith Hufnagel, he puts it to more delicate use, truly making the entire urban landscape submit to his aesthetic inquiry.
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Dealing Davis would represent a chance for the Royals to reload at these positions and start building sustainable success around the things on the roster that do work.
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An analysis of an audio recording shows that 13 shots were fired, but Sirhan's gun held only eight rounds and he had no chance to reload, Schrade said.
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The gunman was silent as he stalked the newsroom, stopping once to reload as journalists huddled in fear under their desks, Mr. Davis said in a telephone interview.
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Losses through September from gift and 'reload' cards totaled $53 million, up from $40 million for all of 2017, with a median loss of about $500 per incident.
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Amazon says it asks for both your debit card number and bank information because it will sometimes route orders through your debit card to fulfill your reload requests faster.
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After powering up the blasters, the ammo reload button on the bottom of each weapon is used to select teams, which is indicated by a glowing light on top.
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The checkpoints are fine, but it's more clunky to pause the game and manually reload, and the armor is a copout that removes too much skill from the game.
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"All he had to do was look over the counter at us and we would have been shot," Ginyard told reporters, adding she saw the shooter reload his pistol.
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In theory, because users must use a bullet and not their finger, it takes a few extra seconds to reload the magazine, diminishing mass shooters' ability to inflict damage.
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No matter the situation, managing your reload allows for a degree of pace control, and all that takes is a tap, and then a second, of your index finger.
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My favorite character is one who is still alive but unplayable because my Fallout 4 version and modlist has changed too drastically for me to reload that save file.
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"Expectations for further falls ... are still strong, and the recent rebound is likely being seen by investors as an opportunity to reload selling positions," said FXTM analyst Jameel Ahmad.
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"An exploit could allow the attacker to execute arbitrary code and obtain full control of the system or to cause a reload of the affected system," Cisco's disclosure says.
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Force quitting the browser can be helpful, but as Segura has found, that fix is far from ideal since the offending site can reload once the browser is restarted.
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"I sat down with the senior editor of the teleprompter while Eric was speaking, and over those 12 minutes they were able to reload my remarks," Mr. Gingrich said.
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PayPal allows you to transfer money between more than 200 countries and 25 currencies, and may also give you the ability to reload a cell phone for someone abroad.
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It ignores the fact that non-assault handguns can also fire dozens of rounds per minute, with trivial reload times, and that some handguns can accept high-capacity magazines.
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But a pulled tee ball forced DeChambeau to reload and another errant drive made him fortunate to score a seven for a 72 and even-par total of 144.
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Federal investigators said that Mr. Haig told them that he made "reload" ammunition, essentially creating new bullets from used cartridges, but told them that he did not sell them.
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Instead, Horford will take his veteran leadership and inside presence and join Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons and Tobias Harris as the Sixers reload to try to make the finals.
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The Navy envisions the final product as an external missile magazine that can autonomously find its way to the fleet, expend missiles and work its way back to reload.
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If the shooter who killed 20 small children at Sandy Hook Elementary School hadn't had to stop and reload, nine youngsters might not have managed to escape the carnage.
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Whoever committed these murders not only used a shotgun, he (or they) took the time to reload, pressing the barrel to Kitty's face, possibly after she was already dead.
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Beyond simply rewarding those who prefer to pay using debit, Amazon Prime Reload could also be seen as another way the retailer is reaching out to the lower-income shopper.
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He'd pick up his handkerchief and dab the sweat, and then he'd reload his gun, and then he would flip it, so that the cartridge would just click right in.
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If your gun is low on ammo or if your health is low, the projections could flash or light up red to alert you to reload or a heal up.
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The company introduced a new program today called Prime Reload, which offers Prime members a small bonus of Amazon credit if they're willing to pay using their debit card instead.
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A knife and pistol will also be essential for the combat tasks, but ammo is limited so you'll need to find some on an island or reload from your ship.
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"We should keep our expectations in check ... If anything, it will make the Taliban even stronger by giving it some breathing room and time to regroup and reload," Kugelman said.
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There's an active reload button to make your bullets punchier, there's a wide array of weapons to use, and your companions will hoot and holler about it the entire time.
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How he fits: Everyone expected the Broncos to take a quarterback but the team decided to reload its strength on defense by taking the best defensive player in this draft.
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That looks like a shotgun, so it'll take some time to reload, and when there's a pack of animals coming to kill you, you don't have that kind of time.
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Under the law, a foreign ship must either pay hefty tariffs if they dock at San Juan or else reload its cargo onto a U.S.-flagged ship on the mainland.
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He was not at the mosque during the shooting but said that people who were present had told him that one gunman was able to reload his weapon several times.
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Instead, you can now just quickly dump them all into a capacious 100-round hopper, which also allows you to continuously reload while you're still pulling the trigger and firing shots.
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You don't have to worry about a mis-aimed projectile accidentally knocking over a priceless Ming vase, and after an intense battle there's nothing to clean up, and nothing to reload.
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"It appears that either the gun jammed or that he wasn't able to release the magazine to reload," Summer Stephan, the San Diego County district attorney, told reporters after the hearing.
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However, be aware that enabling the app or making changes in the app takes 15 seconds to a minute (depending on your iPhone's chipset) to either load, reload or take effect.
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For instance, when playing Destiny 2, I kept jump and slide to the two most prominent back paddles, while the reload and switch weapons functions were remapped to the sax buttons.
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Once, Josh and I were forced to restart a section simply because we missed the characters talking and had to reload from the checkpoint to hear the line of dialogue again.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond raised his concerns this week, saying trucks had to roll off ferries immediately and leave the Dover port, allowing the ship to reload and depart again promptly.
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The woman behind the runway event is Amanda Suffecool, an Ohio native who says one of her earliest memories is learning how to reload shotgun shells for her trap shooting grandfather.
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Whereas it takes two motions to reload a rifle with a bullet button—press the release node, slide in a new magazine—with the new products, it takes all of four.
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Running around the room waiting for the shooter to run out of ammunition or have to reload before you pounce on him is a better option than hiding under your desk.
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"Combined with the prospects of more economic stimulus from China and reasonable valuations in Asian equities, investors could use this opportunity to reload on emerging market and Asia assets," he said.
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The country couple drew 3.4 million viewers to the concert they called "Inside Studio G," which fans were forced to reload when it was overwhelmed several times by the high traffic.
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Shaw said that when he saw the gunman pause to reload, he saw his opportunity and snatched the gun, which he said was hot to the touch, and threw it away.
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I pack my bag with another serving of overnight oats and reload my Starbucks app on the way to work so I can order a Medicine Ball on the way in.
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That Clemson could lose two defensive ends, Shaq Lawson and Kevin Dodd, to the N.F.L. and reload like a big-game hunter is a testament to the depth of its talent.
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The Buckeyes' ability this season to reload rather than rebuild owes much to Coach Urban Meyer's philosophy to recruit natural athletes who like to play football and not just gridiron specialists.
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For whatever reason — Starbucks PR would not tell, though I asked twice — you are forced to "reload" your app's cash reserves in $21.2 increments, with a minimum of $22.59 each time.
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But historically, semiauto rifles have been less popular for hunting and sporting purposes than rifles that require additional action by the shooter to manually eject fired cartridges and reload new ones.
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"Limiting the number of bullets a gun can discharge at one time will at least force any shooter to stop and reload, giving children a chance to escape," the organizers wrote online.
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For any shooter, being able to remap buttons like jump and reload to the paddles on the back of the controller free up your thumbs, so they can remain on the thumbsticks.
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But perhaps the greatest development in the rifles has been the addition of the repeater, a rifle-bolt mechanism which makes it easier and quicker to reload the rifle after each shot.
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The only way to reload such a weapon would be to open the rifle's action—separating the lower receiver from the upper receiver—and adding bullets into the fixed magazine from above.
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Law enforcement officials who reviewed the video said that for several minutes he fired quickly, pausing only to reload, methodically shooting some of his terrified victims, including small children, in the head.
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Across the country, millions of weapons aficionados like Mr. Crumling reload their own ammunition and cast their own bullets — time-consuming hobbies that have been a part of firearms culture for generations.
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While new emails should automatically appear when the app is open, sometimes incoming messages can get stuck in the server — or you may want to reload the page if it&aposs slow.
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We meet at Starbucks, and I reload my app with $13 to cover the cost of a chicken wrap protein box (my fave) and an iced coffee, plus a little extra for later.
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Snoop is a die-hard Steelers fan -- you've seen how passionate he gets when they lose -- so we asked the rap icon how the Black and Gold should reload for the 2017 season.
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It may throw an error because it's experiencing a high volume of interest right now, but just reload and try again and you should get a result without issue the next time around.
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The phone's memory (3GB of RAM) means that background apps will need to reload more often when you return to them in multitasking, but it rarely stood out to me as an issue.
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When she then tried to reload the page, she saw the text on it had changed to Arabic and the page was identified as belonging to a user named Nizar Sulaiman al-Sawair.
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Haberturk cited a barman at the club as saying the gunman had thrown explosive devices several times during the shooting spree, apparently in order to disorientate people and give himself time to reload.
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When you mishandle things, or you haven't fully scouted the level and you missed a couple extra enemies, the ensuing fight ranges from "extremely difficult" to "reload and try the whole thing again".
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He had time to reload as he shot people in the head, one witness said, but " threw down his gun and laid on the ground spread eagle" after he ran out of ammunition.
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"The worst political violence in US history has often been racialized," explains Christopher Strain, a professor of American studies at Florida Atlantic University and the author of Reload: Rethinking Violence in American Life.
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Federer's game might benefit from the quick conditions this year in Melbourne, which has favored first-strike players, compared with Wawrinka's preference for slower courts that allow him to reload his cannonlike groundstrokes.
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The solution it&aposs settled on for that is large unmanned surface vessels — essentially an external missile magazine that can find its way to the fleet, fire missiles, and come back to reload.
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Even when things go wrong (and you usually know immediately, so a reload point probably isn't far away), it's usually portrayed as a painful-but-meaningful sacrifice for Shepard and the Normandy crew.
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I also never have to reload guns in Doom, whereas in Red Dead Redemption 2 I have to wait for an animation of my character loading each individual bullet into my six-shooter.
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The Play has the same Qualcomm processor as the other two, but offers just 2GB of RAM, which is so little that you'll encounter multitasking frustrations and constantly be waiting for apps to reload.
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Being able to jump, switch to a new weapon, and reload almost simultaneously and without removing my thumbs from the joysticks has been critical in helping me squeeze out victories in particularly tricky situations.
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So, anyway, now I can write a web app in JavaScript, serve it from my Digital Ocean box, and preview my work in Safari (with live reload, thanks to some magic performed by Parcel).
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As Google engineer Takashi Toyoshima notes in today's announcement, users typically reload pages because they either look broken or because the content looks like it should have been updated (think old-school live blogs).
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," Davis tweeted When police arrived, they found Ramos hiding under a desk.
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"Nearly every mass shooting illustrates that large capacity magazines can increase the death toll and that forcing a shooter to reload more frequently can provide opportunities for counter-attack by those around," Donohue said.
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So, a club that isn't good enough to compete as is has two options: Rebuild and hope you nail the player development, or reload and hope you guessed right in trades and free agency.
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I learned to extract it rapidly and safely, and shoot it more or less accurately, and reload and fire while turning, crouching, ducking in and out of concealment, never, ever, presenting a stationary target.
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"The Gulf Coast is getting ready to reload for the next tranche of exports, and the inventories will decline over the next couple of weeks," Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates told CNBC.
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Costa Norte can reload initially imported cargoes for onward export to regional markets, truck from the terminal, and supply LNG as a ship fuel from its location at the mouth of the Panama Canal.
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After finishing the video, she put her phone down and tried to eject the magazine from the gun in order to reload the round before putting the gun away, but had trouble with it.
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Billed as a "virtual sit-in," users navigated to the FloodNet website at a predetermined time, and through a simple Java tool, were directed to a targeted website that would reload constantly, every few seconds.
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In the short clip, which was obtained by PEOPLE, Meis, who was then 22, can be seen pepper spraying gunman Aaron Ybarra as he attempted to reload his weapon, then tackling him to the ground.
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Pulling the trigger on the Deltaburst not only fires three shots each time, it also triggers a force feedback mechanism to simulate kickback, and to create the animated reload effect of a bolt-action rifle.
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Clearly, Hasbro took D.Va's cries of "Nerf this!" literally, seeing how her amazing in-game pistol turned into a basic pull-back Nerf gun that can only fire three times before you have to reload.
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Sometimes, sure, you'll have to reload to an earlier moment — save manually, and often, as the game's autosave is... unforgiving — but most of the time you can pick up the pieces and keep chugging along.
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Authorities are still working on a motive, since, "from the video it's hard to tell if he had intentions of who he wished to shoot," Irvine said, adding that he did not reload his weapon.
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They've commissioned a few remixes for songs of theirs—check the jittery, jungly flip of "In Mind" by Bandulu, or the creeping IDM flip of the same track by Mark Pritchard, then operating as Reload.
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" Another reporter, Phil Davis, described the horror of hiding in the newsroom, adding there is "nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload.
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"Nearly every mass shooting illustrates that large-capacity magazines can increase the death toll and that forcing a shooter to reload more frequently can provide opportunities for counterattack by those around," previously told Business Insider
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You see that wild hammer of a right hand and you might even see him dodge shots, take cover, and reload like he&aposs on a SWAT-team shooting range acting out "John Wick" fantasies.
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Then they reload and get back to work on their mission: trying to find where on the map the ex-prime minister of Norway is using in-game voice chat to speak with resistance leaders.
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Rather than dumping batches in a pillbox, for instance, put the prescriptions in a safe place and then, each month, reload the pillbox like you normally would had you just gotten it from the pharmacy.
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Fans of first-person shooters, for example, might want to put their jump and reload commands on the rear buttons so they can keep both thumbs on the analog sticks when the action gets heavy.
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They had to be packed with gunpowder and ammunition for every shot, so if a settler encountered a Native American with a bow and arrow, the long reload times would put the settler at a disadvantage.
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Christopher Strain, a Florida Atlantic University historian and author of Reload: Rethinking Violence in American Life, told The New Republic he fears a spike in hate crimes after November, perhaps abetted by the open-carry movement.
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The fastest DC stations, capable of delivering up to 400 kilowatts, can recharge cars within 10 minutes, a vast improvement on the 10-12 hours it can take to reload at some AC charging points today.
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Gears of War 211's bloody battle arena feels familiar: the swivel of the chaotic camera, the rush of the "roadie run" cover-taking tactic, the sweet click of an active reload before a shotgun blast.
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We already had that Oxide & Neutrino track couched in a slowed-down sample but if Kano hasn't freestyled over the original I'm going to need that to happen immediately so it can get an eternal reload.
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Can't say much more and don't want to declare anyone dead, but it's bad... There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload.
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Meanwhile, HBO is looking to reload its programming lineup with a barrage of new series and key returning ones, like "Big Little Lies," hoping to piggyback on "Game of Thrones'" huge sendoff as a promotional springboard.
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"In the context of Spectre and Meltdown, leveraging coherence invalidations enables a Prime+Probe attack to achieve the same level of precision as a Flush+Reload attack and leak the same type of information," the paper explained.
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Through a new rewards program called Amazon Prime Reload, Prime members can receive 2 percent back on purchases when they first load funds into their Amazon Balance using a debit card attached to their bank's checking account.
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Of course, I could simply reload a saved game, but the gut-punch I felt when she died is one of the reasons I play these kind of games, to really care whether I win or lose.
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Invented in the 1980s by German gunsmith Peter Fortner, the repeater allows the shooter's hand to remain on the grip and reload with the thumb and forefinger, giving the athletes greater speed and more stability when shooting.
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Alyx's pistol has a multi-step process to reload it, and we see almost all players starting out fairly clunky, doing each step in isolation, but after a bit of practice they start to blend it together.
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Powered by six D-sized batteries, or a Nerf-branded rechargeable battery pack, the fully-automatic Rival Nemesis MXVII-1oK no longer requires you to carefully reload a clip by inserting those tiny foam balls one-by-one.
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SINGAPORE, June 8.13 (Reuters) - Commodities trader Trafigura has signed a second deal with Singapore LNG Corp, operator of the city-state's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, for storage and reload services, the two companies said on Monday.
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This allows the controllers to become your hands during the game, as you pick up guns, and reload by plucking out the magazine and flinging it onto the ground before picking a fresh round from your waist belt.
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In singling out detachable magazines, California lawmakers were attempting to curb a design feature that makes it possible for a shooter to eject a spent magazine with the flick of a finger, then quickly reload a new one.
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If you missed a shot, for example, and suddenly need to reload, it's not as simple as tapping R. While you fumble with the gun, trying to remember the step-by-step process for more bullets, death approached.
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The authorities said Devin Patrick Kelley, 26, was clad in all black, with a ballistic vest strapped to his chest and armed with a military-style rifle, when he quickly attacked the small church, pausing only to reload.
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To the asshole Howlers who followed me through a hacked "Wall of Light" in the Lower Aventa district: You were the first people that I accidentally killed that I decided not to quick reload afterwards and try again.
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So far as shooters go, this reboot was the best I played in 33: firmly old school of no-reload simplicity, but designed for speed, for efficient slaughter rather than the chunkier, more haphazard battles of the original.
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Maryland was one of the few states to act on gun control after the Sandy Hook mass shootings, banning military-style assault weapons and high-capacity magazines that allow shooters to fire many bullets without having to reload.
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"In that moment, a man of immense hatred walked that room shooting person after person after person, stopping only so he could reload more magazines and kill more people," assistant U.S. Attorney Nathan Williams told the jury in December.
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" Van Hollen also reached out to Phil Davis, a Capital Gazette reporter who had tweeted, "There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you&aposre under your desk and then you hear the gunman reload.
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He said that the shooter open fire while all the employees were hiding underneath their desks, and then he said one of the most terrifying sound he&aposs ever heard was the sound of this gunmen trying to reload.
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One of the people Reinking is accused of trying to kill is James Shaw Jr., a Waffle House diner who heroically wrestled away the suspect's AR-15-style rifle as he paused to reload his weapon inside the restaurant.
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"In that moment, a man of immense hatred walked that room shooting person after person after person, stopping only so he could reload more magazines and kill more people," Williams told the jury, according to the Post and Courier.
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Can't buy an #AR15 Looking across the spectrum of mass shooting data, the most relevant factor is ammo/magazine capacity, or how many times an active shooter is able to fire a gun before he needs to reload it.
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Casting mostly works reliably and quickly — especially compared to the original Chromecast — but there are still times when it'll lose connection to my phone and things go unresponsive, requiring you to reload whatever app is controlling what's on-screen.
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While the Wasp deployment was clearly a test of that concept, especially after the vessel's Marine F-35Bs conducted the service's first at-sea "hot reload" of ordnance by dropping munitions in quick succession on targets in the Pacific.
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There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload I'm currently waiting to be interviewed by police, so I'm safe and no longer at the office.
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Ottavino, however, walked pinch hitter Kaleb Cowart to reload the bases, so Colorado manager Bud Black went to Seunghwan Oh to face Young, who singled to center on a full-count pitch to put the Angels up 22-23.
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As polarizing as the albums were two decades ago, time has been relatively kind to Load and Reload—"Bleeding Me" is a bright spot—but that's because so much of the music Metallica released afterward is so much worse.
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"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," Davis, a crime reporter for The Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland, tweeted afterward from a point of safety.
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"In that moment, a man of immense hatred walked that room shooting person after person after person, stopping only so he could reload more magazines and kill more people," assistant U.S. Attorney Nathan Williams told jurors at the shooter's trial.
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There's been pause since Southeast Asia last welcomed fresh venture capital, but one reload is on its way after NSI Ventures, an early investor in Indonesian unicorn and Uber rival Go-Jek, announced a first close of its second fund.
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Sheriff Bob Gualtieri of Pinellas County, citing surveillance footage taken from inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, told a New York Times reporter Thursday that Cruz had to stop firing his AR-15 rifle several times in order to reload.
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But ahead of Toy Fair 2018, Nerf has given us a sneak peek at a couple of new blasters it's introducing, including one that helps solve the most annoying part of waging a dart battle—having to stop to reload.
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The Nerf N-Strike Elite Infinus is also one of the company's first blasters to feature red, green, and yellow LED status lights letting you know when it's ready to fire, ready to reload, or if a jam has occurred.
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It's possible that "Walking Dead" will be able to reload again, but as it ambles further into its ninth season, the future for what was once TV's biggest hit hasn't looked this uncertain since Rick first woke from that coma.
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It'll be interesting to see if he can move up by packaging them with a decent rotational player, or directly use all three to find the kind of players that can contribute right away and help Portland reload instead of rebuild.
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A common tactic among speedrunners, save states allow you to reload a specific sequence in the game—like trying to use a glitch—and run through it over and over again instantaneously, instead of having to play the game again.
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I am VERY HUNGRY and know I'm not going to make the hour train ride into the city without eating, so I reload my Starbucks app and mobile order for my mom and me on the way to the train.
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"If it's happening within a crowd … you want Sean Hannity who's trained in the safety and use of a firearm in that room, so when they drop the clip and they start to reload, you've got a shot," Hannity said.
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General manager Brian Cashman has done his best to reload on the offensive firepower the team has been lacking since Cano moved to Seattle, stockpiling the organization with potential big bats like Greg Bird, Gary Sanchez, Aaron Judge, Torres, and Frazier.
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Another aircraft that fits the bill for the South China Sea's vast, undeveloped battle space is the Marine Corps' F-35B, which can land vertically, take off over a short distance, and reload with the engines running to reduce turnaround time.
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The toy's packaging recommends sticking with two or three-ply TP for best results, which will reduce the number of shots you can fire before a reload is needed, but will also result in better performance (heavier spitballs) when you pull the trigger.
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If you manage to narrow down the source of the problem to your browser, try clearing the local file cache, as we described in tip 1 above—this will force the program to reload everything on the page and should fix the issue.
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Finally, quitting apps actually has drawbacks: When you force-quit an app, all of its code can be purged from your phone's RAM, which means that the next time you open the app, the phone has to reload all of that code.
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We think of one-and-done factories (and, let's face it, we are thinking of Duke and Kentucky) as facing a test that is not only difficult but unique: the need to reload rosters annually as they lose players to the N.B.A. draft.
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The game will continue to run after you are dead until you finally reload, and in the meantime you can watch your corpse lie deserted in a ruins of rural Ukraine, scavenged by passing stalkers or dragged away by packs of hungry mutants.
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A few, relatively simple cosmetic changes to a rifle's exterior features, costing less than $100, are all that is needed to make any semiautomatic, military-style rifle legal even under the new law, without impeding its operator's ability to fire and reload.
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Article continues after the video below You begin in control of Cockney gobshite Steve—fast, and always with a running commentary of his murderous exploits, but he can't reload on the move, and his little pistol doesn't pack that much of a punch.
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Sometimes, I'll stumble upon another way to approach an area after clearing it of enemies, finding little hidey-holes or nooks from which I could've taken out enemies from above, and I have to fight the urge to reload a previous save.
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LeMahieu greeted Stammen with a two-run single, Voit grounded a single off the third base bag to reload the bases and Hicks made it 5-4 on a fielder's choice before Sanchez cut comeback short with a harmless fly to left.
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Schumer-Nelson-Feinstein-Blumenthal noon presser Others are pushing to revive the idea of a ban on high-capacity magazines, which would limit users of semiautomatic rifles to firing 10 shots before they had to stop and reload with a new clip.
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That's an extra 64GB of room for stashing pictures, apps, videos, and anything else you save on your phone, while that extra RAM lets you keep multiple apps (games especially) suspended in the background, so you aren't constantly forced to reload them into memory.
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While CBS faces the most immediate pressure to reload, several other long-running shows -- CBS' "Madam Secretary," ABC's "Modern Family," Fox's "Empire," and CW's "Arrow" and "Supernatural" -- are heading into what will be their final seasons, leaving holes those networks will have to address.
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The site still has an option to use a chronological timeline (though it reverts to algorithmic upon each reload), so I went about my day getting my fill of news stories, self-promo, and a lot of posts about the heightened pollen levels this season.
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However, there are some things points can't yet buy, including Amazon Kindle downloads, digital music, Amazon Video titles, Amazon Appstore apps, AmazonFresh items, Subscribe and Save items, Prime Memberships (unless they're a gift), pre-order items, textbook rentals, Amazon Allowance or Reload (gift cards).
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The FTC says the majority of victims were asked to wire money, while the second largest group were asked to use gift or reload cards like Moneypak, which are all methods that are quick, usually difficult to reverse and allow recipients to remain anonymous.
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"In that moment, a man of immense hatred walked that room shooting person after person after person, stopping only so he could reload more magazines and kill more people," assistant U.S. Attorney Nathan Williams told the jury in December, according to the Post and Courier.
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Kano raps uninterrupted for ten minutes, over the same hypnotising J Dilla beat—"Let the Dollar Circulate"—which, as any 'Fire In The Booth' regulars will know, is a pretty chance occurrence, as Charlie Sloth is usually angling to either reload or change that instrumental.
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So there are all sorts of ways they're doing this, but yeah, I will now just reload YouTube four or five times a day without even knowing what I want to see there, just confident they'll show me something related to my interests. Yeah. Yeah.
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His departure will now force the Cleveland owner Dan Gilbert, with whom James has maintained a chilly relationship, to decide whether to try to reload around his last remaining All-Star, Kevin Love, or to explore trading Love to launch a rebuilding program in earnest.
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The shooter, who moved between trees for cover and his nearby Porsche Boxster to reload out of a cache of more than 2103,2171 rounds of ammunition, ultimately struck six individuals; three more were wounded with shattered glass from car or building windows hit by his bullets.
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"Linda McMahon joining America First marked a reset for them as they reload from the disastrous midterms to be Trump's wingman for a successful 22017 campaign," said Dan Eberhart, an Arizona-based oil investor, Republican donor, and Trump supporter who gave $22018,22017 to America First in 275.
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Scrolling is fast and stutter-free, and it can handle multiple windows, multiple tabs (I've been able to use it with a dozen or more tabs running at any given time), and interactive web apps without grinding to a halt or having to frequently reload tabs.
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The part that has people most excited about it is something called "stateful hot reload," which means that as you code in your development environment, you can see what your app will look like right away without waiting to compile or losing the state of the app.
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The Sinner actress, 36, popped by the PEOPLE Now studio to talk about teaming up with American Express for brand's new "Live Life" global campaign when she explained that the pop star prefers to relax and reload after performing on his Man of the Woods tour.
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Typically, when you reload a page (and that's a feature even the earliest browsers had), the browser ends up making hundreds of network requests just to see if the images and other resources it cached the first time you went to a site are still valid.
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Karen Han, Polygon: There is something profoundly funny about the idea that John Wick (Keanu Reeves) is so much better at his job (that is, killing people) than everyone around him that he has the time to reload his gun multiple times during any given fight.
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With an expanded edition of 43's sextuple-platinum thrash classic Master Of Puppets out last week and with fans preparing to celebrate or, at a minimum, debate Reload in honor of its 24th anniversary later in the month, now's your chance to get into Metallica.
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There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload The Baltimore Sun, which owns the newspaper, reported that police were also present at the Sun offices doing a precautionary sweep of the facility.
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You wonder if the whole history of the franchise would have played out a little differently if the team had finally brought home a title that year, and didn't feel like it had to constantly reload for a present that's constantly receding back into the past.
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Two weeks after the Parkland shooting on February 14, 2018, Dick's decided to drop the sale of assault-style rifles that are frequently used in mass shootings, as well as high-capacity magazines that can allow a person to fire more bullets without taking time to reload.
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JOE KERNEN: If someone were to push back and say in very good times that's when you sort of reload the ability to cut rates in the future at some point, or that if the economy was so strong, we wouldn't be asking for interest rate cuts.
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You ask retailers to flip on pre-orders at the same time, with a time and date announced in advance, so people have a reasonable expectation at being part of the lottery that is smashing reload on a web browser, in hopes they're one of the lucky ones.
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Kingsley confirmed that his studio doesn't allow developers to drive home for thirty minutes after being in VR. He described one developer who, after playing a VR game for four hours, had to sit down and "reload reality" because his sense of self was left behind in the game.
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In a shoot-em-up, a player has to press multiple keys at once — to walk, run, crouch, fire, reload, swap weapons, and so on — and the combination of all those possible actions, together with trying to predict the actions of others, makes for a vastly more complex task.
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That more studios, in an industry that's long been about reiterating on previous design successes—which is a polite way to say that developers rip-off those who came before them all the time—haven't copied Gears' active reload in a more prominent fashion is actually pretty baffling.
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It has to do with the weapons, which were slower to fire and reload, and the battles themselves, which were defined by cowering in muddy trenches and suicidal charges—a far cry from the WWII heroics we saw in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan and the shooters it inspired.
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It's forced me to play conservatively, as I try (and fail) to remember which button on the controller opens the inventory or the map while in the middle of looting a kill, and curse whoever decided you have to hold X, instead of tap X, to reload your weapon.
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The stainless steel grill grate (which breaks in two) is large, wide, and easy to handle (thanks to two raised synthetic-but-heat-proof-coated wooden handles), which allows you access into the charcoal bed while cooking, should you need to reload or, heaven forbid, recover anything of importance.
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The anxious moments were not quite through — after getting the second out, Reed walked Andrelton Simmons to reload the bases before striking out Espinosa — and the questions about how long the Mets can walk this tightrope of adequate starting pitching followed by hair-raising relief pitching were hardly resolved.
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Right now, a foreign ship that wants to take relief goods to the island would have to either pay hefty tariffs if it lands there or reload its cargo onto a U.S.-flagged ship on the mainland — two options that critics say jack up costs and slow down shipments.
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However, Amazon Prime Reload has another advantage for the retailer, as well – it may encourage people to load large lump sums into their Amazon Balance, in order to ensure they never accidentally pay for an item through their debit or credit card directly, therefore missing out on the cash back option.
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Futility here turned into an annual ritual: The (insert franchise name here) would start the season with high hopes, lose much of their steam via poor on-field play and horrible front-office miscalculations (see Johnny Football), and reload with a new crop of talent, only to reprise the outcome.
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Read more: JPMorgan's quant guru says the main driver of recent stock turmoil has nothing to do with recession fears — and explains why it's now a bullish forceThe upshot is that these strategies have left systematic investors lightly positioned in stocks and primed to reload once the conditions are ripe.
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"Everything happens for a reason," Warner said, "If it wasn't for my son loading Pokémon on my phone, and me coming back to the park to reload the balls for my granddaughter, I never would've been in the right place at the right time to see this little guy needed help."
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Record: 10-35, 15th in WestOffensive rating: 103.3, 30thDefensive rating: 111.3, 21stOne thing to know: Injuries to Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson have made this like a gap year for the Warriors — they're letting young, bench players develop, positioning themselves for a high draft pick, then planning to reload this offseason.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for the Note 10's 8GB of RAM (versus 12GB for the Note 10+), that discrepancy is harder to discern, as it always seemed the Note 10 plus had ample memory to keep tons of software suspended in the background without needing to reload apps constantly.
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Conversely, I can't count the number of times I was reading a webpage in Chrome and, instead of going to the home screen as intended, I ended up having to reload the previous page and then go forward again before finally ending up on the home screen after a frustrated, determined long press.
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As outlined in the UC San Diego report, this sniffing could happen in a couple of ways: they could force the browser to reload multiple complex images or image transformations that differ based on whether you've visited a link or not, which would create drastic differences in the loading time for each.
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After the bill became law without the oil money, the Energy Department scrapped plans to buy 77 million barrels to reload the emergency oil stockpile — a move the Trump administration had said was prudent since the price of West Texas Intermediate has dropped by 65 percent since the start of the year.
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In short, they trick multi-core systems into leaking data stored across more than one processor memory cache, per the Register:The MeltdownPrime and SpectrePrime variants are based on cache invalidation protocols and utilize timing attack techniques known as Prime+Probe and Flush+Reload, which provide insight into how the victim is using cache memory.
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Facebook, just like other pages, says its pages now reload 28 percent faster, too, so the next time you want to check if your friends finally posted new pictures of their cute corgis to Facebook (and you are using the web app instead of the native FB app), you'll now get the answer faster.
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"A person with 15 rounds of ammunition available will be better able to defend himself or herself from a criminal gang, or from a drug-crazed criminal who continues attacking even after being shot, than a person who has only 10 rounds of ammunition available before they must reload their gun," the lawsuit states.
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In the original Half-Life, I could end this fight with one well placed grenade, but here, in the lovingly crafted fan-made remake called Black Mesa, it is a long and drawn-out fight, where I scramble from cover to cover, reload, and pick off not-so-clever enemies until the path is clear.
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At this point, the words "limited edition" at your favorite brands mean one of two things: You'll either wait in line for hours, nervously praying the product you want hasn't been snatched up before you get in the door, or wait online for hours, pressing the reload button again and again until your finger goes numb.
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Scott Schebler, who hit a grand slam in Friday night's 12-6 Cincinnati win, singled home Harvey to make it 3-0, and Jose Peraza singled to reload the bases for Votto, who cleared them with a drive to right for his 10th homer of the season and the Reds' major-league-leading 11th grand slam of the campaign.
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"Nearly every mass shooting illustrates that large-capacity magazines can increase the death toll and that forcing a shooter to reload more frequently can provide opportunities for counter-attack by those around," He added: "Accordingly, a ban on high-capacity magazines is absolutely essential if one wants to reduce the loss of life from active-shooter scenarios."
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The relentless pace of likely terrific video games shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon; Breath of the Wild, Mass Effect: Andromeda, Nier: Automata, and Ghost Recon Wildlands are all due before the end of March, and that's ignoring quality re-releases like Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload and Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix, which are both their own meaty games.
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Over the next several months, we will explore the regulation and commerce of ammunition, with a mix of stories focused on topics like how law enforcement uses shell casings to solve crimes, why millions of Americans make or reload their ammunition at home, and how hunters, concerned about poisoning scavengers, are leading the effort to shift toward non-lead bullets.
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You don't defend a moving target like the "Striders" (obviously AT-ATs) you supposedly travel in; bridges and buildings don't crumble or explode; you don't chase a bad guy into a big cave (or if you do, there's a loading screen); the "boss-type" enemies are often just regular guys with more life or shields that recharge in the time it takes you to reload.
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Over the next several months, The New York Times will publish a number of my stories that explore the regulation and commerce of ammunition, a mix that includes topics like how law enforcement uses shell casings to solve crimes, why millions of Americans make or reload their ammunition at home, and how hunters, concerned about poisoning scavengers, are leading the effort to shift to non-lead bullets.
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"Every time gunmen are forced to pause their attacks in order to reload magazines - something that will occur with greater frequency if magazines have a maximum capacity of 10 bullets as opposed to 30, 50, or 63 bullets - it creates such an opportunity, which provides those in harm's way with the precious seconds they need to take life-saving actions," Klarevas told Reuters Health by email.
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