Beyoncé rising up for "Formation" for the final time tonight.
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Students around the country are rising up against gun violence.
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Today, health care advocates and diabetes activists are rising up.
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She can feel the water rising up with no escape.
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Like I'm a phoenix rising up out of the ashes.
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Rising up again is something that needs to be inculcated.
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I showered with gross water rising up to my calves.
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Rising up again is something that needs to be [inculcated].
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We were told 'don't you see the smoke rising up?
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Infosys was among the top gainers, rising up to 3.3 percent.
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Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour is rising up the power ladder inside Twitter.
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China's airlines are rising up the world rankings at a breathtaking pace.
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Both countries are rising up against "neoliberal" governments, claimed politicians and pundits.
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Women everywhere are rising up, taking the women's movement into the mainstream.
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"Rising Up and Rising Down," his exploration of violence, spans seven volumes.
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The creatures scatter, rising up with the first rays of the sun.
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She has a gaptoothed smile, and cheekbones rising up to her eyes.
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He claimed that "millions of Texans" were "rising up" to support him.
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In the U.S., Washington insiders are rising up to curtail Trump's normlessness.
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For nearly two years, Nicaraguans have been rising up against their government.
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"That's why people are rising up to stop it," the rocker added.
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Vonn, however, is rising up in defiance, vowing to race through 2019.
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The protesters say rising up against oppression is a hallowed national tradition.
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The ZEW indicator showed sentiment rising up to -17.5 from -24.1 in November.
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He retired, but this new kid, Ezekiel Mitchell, is rising up the ranks.
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The youth are, rightly, rising up the same here as they are there.
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Survivors have described a "dark mushroom cloud" of smoke rising up the staircase.
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She says it will wind along the river before rising up the hill.
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Their reasons for rising up, their demands, and their hopes are their own.
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He did not want to see neighbors rising up with pitchforks, Mr. Holihan said.
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"He doesn't even want the job," Luther adds, rising up from beneath the camera.
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Cue Pumpkins and his bony cohorts rising up from the ground in an elevator.
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But, as dependable old hatreds are rising up again, Grant has become more current.
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Prudential and Old Mutual were also rising, up 1.3 percent and 1.1 percent respectively.
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You can see the cable cars rising up the mountain from the metro stations.
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Those Neo-Jim Crow barriers were rising up from Georgia's Confederate soil like ghosts.
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But along the way, something interesting has started to happen: Women are rising up.
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We are the answer, rising up through countless small acts of reinvention, intervention and recreation.
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Courtesy of artist and Marian Goodman Gallery Theodora Allen, The Rising Up, No. 4, 2016.
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The alt-right is ascendant, the militant left is rising up in response to it.
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Clouds of smoke could be seen rising up from areas closer to the city center.
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What is most unusual is not citizens rising up, but the unusual chorus of voices.
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But now the machines are rising up and rejecting the partically-transperant, holographic new currency.
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It's the sound of joy teased out of pain, of success rising up from sacrifice.
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Other times not even a span of three hours discourages stomach acid from rising up.
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Inspired by this precedent, youth today are rising up again to demand bold government leadership.
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For the first time, the regime's base — the working class and poor — are rising up.
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I needed stronger hits to keep the wound inside from rising up and devouring me.
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We cannot ask the oppressed to be the only ones rising up against the oppressors.
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So, I think it is an environment where inflation should be rising up to 2.2%.
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The death toll is still rising, up to at least 29 deaths in four states.
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When John held his palm over the boy's foot, he could feel heat rising up.
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The citizens of this country are rising up to say that we have had enough.
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This is the precise picture of a long oppressed people's rising up against their dictators.
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This is the precise picture of a long oppressed people rising up against their dictators.
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This is about all of America rising up and saying, we're going in a different direction.
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We are heartened, though, to see the leadership rising up across Africa to address breast cancer.
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Making it even trickier, was that I was rising up the corporate ladder in my career.
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After I entered society and began working, I began to feel a sense of rising up.
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A powerful statement, I guess, if you're moved by tech employees rising up to shill smartphones.
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When the water start rising up, it start coming in the window, coming in the car.
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But women have been marching, voting, and rising up for years, and we're not backing down.
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"This reflects the central battle between the monster rising up and those going down," he said.
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Both saw their only choice as rising up to disrupt the status quo and force change.
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Rising up at the end of a swimming race was my signature move in the pool.
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There are, of course, impressive female politicians who have spent years rising up the political ranks.
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Rising up through the mountains, we fly over the beautiful scenery and circle around the Matterhorn.
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It was how I'd felt seeing Barack and Michelle during the inauguration, the car slow-dragging down Pennsylvania Avenue, the crowd cheering, and then the two of them rising up out of the limo, rising up from fear, smiling, waving, defying despair, defying history, defying gravity.
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The towering plume is actually billowing smoke rising up from the raging firestorms that followed the explosion.
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In Guatemala, just eight percent of women have land titles, rising up to 30 percent in Peru.
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Aegir 6000 also detected puffs of murky water rising up from the duct and a nearby grill.
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Yet the jump from watching smuggled soaps to rising up against the government is a long one.
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Should they kill me and silence me but then worry about the people rising up against them?
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"What's really cool about this movement is the youth rising up and sharing their voices," said Eder.
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Sexually abused women, and some men, are rising up; perpetrating men, and some women, are tumbling down.
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I hissed at them, like a snake, something primal and reptilian and disgusted rising up in me.
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From the kitchen, her mother emerges unsteadily, a rattling cough rising up from deep in her lungs.
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Some are already rising up the charts on video-on-demand services like iTunes and Fandango Now.
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In 2017, I am sure that it will be the year of the Continental peoples' rising up.
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Instead, I'm just waiting in Canada, where no one understands the panic that's rising up in me.
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By that time, wrestling had become ingrained in American culture, with rival factions rising up alongside WWE.
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You're going to get so many people rising up that the whole country is going to come together.
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He has helped revive labor organizing in his state, rising up through his fight for the state's teachers.
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Imagine this: you're in the shower, having a good scrub, enjoying the hot steam rising up around you.
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We see – we saw inflation gradually rising up to 2%, but did note that inflations pressures are muted.
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Production outside of China has been rising, up 4.2 percent in January-August this year, according to WorldSteel.
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Chaos regions are likely caused by materials rising up to the surface, causing the ice to break apart.
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Something is rising up from the bottom of things, not only in this country but around the world.
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Antitrust regulators who should have stopped Big Tech from rising up were "asleep at the wheel," he added.
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Macron warned that the forces that led to the horrors of World War I were rising up again.
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They noticed a white-ish cloud rising up from the duct where they saw the high radiation levels.
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Tracksuits, like leggings and other traditional fitness gear that has become stylish, is rising up the wardrobe ranks.
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The very fact that these emotions are rising up is a signal you have an unresolved internal conflict.
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On the lake, the mountains, rising up 6,000 feet and stretching along the shoreline, stole all my attention.
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Is it a story about oppressed people (the robots) rising up against those who oppress them (their creators)?
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It is as if we are watching an animated progression of the moon rising up from the horizon.
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Women are rising up to fight the misogyny, and a whole lot more, of the modern Republican Party.
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"People are rising up against corruption, against the lack of public services – these are their demands," said Hammoud.
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Markle, 36, played Rachel Zane on the cable network drama, rising up the ranks from paralegal to lawyer.
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None had the ability or desire to relate to the young populations rising up to demand their removal.
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Then, as I stumbled into adulthood, I began to feel a mysterious anger rising up inside of me.
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" Some are worried that rising up could make them "look angry"; others point out that they "are angry.
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High-end rents, however are still rising, up 2.6 percent annually compared with 2.3 percent gains in November 2017.
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Meanwhile, IT stocks were trading in positive territory with the Nifty IT index rising up as much as 1.78%.
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In 2007, I returned to Anbar just when many of the tribal sheiks were rising up against al Qaeda.
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That is how a humble staircase rising up from Shakespeare and Jerome Avenues became the city's newest tourist destination.
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Even the price of small things, like restaurant meals, is rising, up 27% since 2008, according to NerdWallet's report.
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Germany's far-right is rising up, galvanized by Europe's deepening refugee crisis and the country's welcoming stance on immigration.
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But the politics of rising up through the military ranks as an African-American woman were not always smooth.
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What inspired me was seeing so many actions across the US. That inspired me to see people rising up.
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While the robots here might not be rising up, there's still a certain amount of schadenfreude at what happens.
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A new generation of writers drew inspiration from the stunning scenes of citizens rising up together against entrenched dictatorships.
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A vote for Hillary will beat back the dark forces of hatred and bigotry rising up before our eyes.
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"Us" sees a class of people literally living underground rising up to take their place in the real world.
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But it wasn't as if the working class in Queens was rising up in protest against the Amazon deal.
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"Across this country, educators are rising up, speaking out, and fighting for the future of this country," Warren said.
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The team's kits are clean, white long-sleeve shirts with hand-painted purple flowers rising up from the bottom.
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"I think it's an environment where inflation ought to be rising up to 2%," Evans told CNBC's Steve Liesman.
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Internal conditions are conducive to a fundamental sociopolitical transformation, and the Iranian people are rising up and demanding democracy.
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Shares of betting and lottery business Tatts rose 8.45 percent to A$003 each, after rising up 12 percent earlier.
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The notion of machines rising up against their creators is a common theme in culture and in breathless news coverage.
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I'm probably a little too critical about that when I sense my father's darkness kind of rising up in me.
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He said Americans failed to understand that the Cuban people, had no intention of rising up against Castro's communist ideology.
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Domo arigato Misuta Roboto If you're worried about the robots rising up, don't worry about it 'cause you're too late.
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That said, unihemispheric sleep occurred quite often, and it happened while the birds were circling, rising up on air currents.
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Kaia Gerber is rapidly rising up the ranks to supermodel status — and she hasn't even had her Sweet Sixteen yet.
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Those problems make defeating ISIS, and preventing it or another group like it from rising up yet again, much harder.
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"All over the world people are rising up against austerity and massive levels of income and wealth inequality," Sanders said.
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Nothing exudes the countryside flair of good ol' England like this tale of a village rising up against its master.
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Even big business itself is rising up against the monopolistic power wielded by the Big Three: Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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After rising up its ladder, he ran Kaiser Permanente, the admired California organization that integrates hospitals, clinics and health insurance.
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My rising up, for ages now, has shattered doors and walls But only a small corrupt voice shatters my heart.
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Photos from Thursday's launch provided to NPR by Planet Labs show smoke rising up from the Imam Khomeini Space Center.
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The new president had taken decisive action, and the courts and citizens rising up in protest had beaten him back.
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The drought has had another surprising effect: All over the country, ghosts have been rising up out of the earth.
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Gold and amethyst stain the canyons, blooming over the land's burn scars, rising up in the spaces between the debris.
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"Coal dropped through the chute, sending a hint of black rising up the stairs into the hall," the book opens.
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The rules will be enforced by the police with fines of between £30, rising up to £1,000 for repeated infringement.
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After the first crack formed and didn't freeze, the plumes rising up through it allowed new, parallel cracks to form.
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In Africa, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, young people are rising up through the ranks of government, and making history.
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Online he goes by "Les Mis," after "Les Misérables," the Victor Hugo tale of the poor rising up in revolution.
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Barack Bbama, the great Barack Obama, sat on his hand for ten days when the people of Iran were rising up.
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Viewers are encouraged to see themselves as members of a resistance movement, rising up against the increasing domination of liberated females.
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The good news is that Americans who believe in equality, freedom, and justice are rising up to say enough is enough.
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Those problems make defeating ISIS much harder, not to mention preventing it or a similar group from rising up again later.
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Ms Warren abhors lobbying—she proposes an "excessive lobbying tax", rising up to 75% for companies spending more than $5m annually.
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So don't discount the possibility of Mr Trump both rising up the Forbes rich list and winning re-election in 2020.
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Energy stocks also gained with the sector index rising up to 1.1 percent to its highest in more than two months.
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The first season kept hinting at the possibility of resistance, dangling the hope of the Handmaids banding together or rising up.
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West's truth-telling voice is especially needed now, with Americans across the country rising up against a morally bankrupt political system.
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In addition, the post alleging the false claim keeps rising up the /r/The_Donald ranks as users keep upvoting the accusation.
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There is a positive trend in the air — a sense that paradigms are shifting and women are rising up and awakening.
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We move toward the kind of future we all want: An equitable future where all New Yorkers are rising up together.
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Things are generally friendly, though chants from the two sets of fans vie for supremacy, rising up under the high roof.
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Now historians, a generally sober and restrained people, are rising up to defend historical facts in an age of "alternative" ones.
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Ling: Do you think that now we have a new president in office, there will be fewer militia groups rising up?
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This typically means that magma is rising up from the source of Kīlauea's molten rock over 28503 miles beneath the volcano.
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One ounce of hope for pro-health, anti-pesticide communities right now are the resistance movements rising up all across America.
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Survey respondents also flagged a lack of female leadership as a top barrier for women rising up the ranks in finance.
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It's a very sparse trailer, featuring only her behind a car, slowly rising up before we can even see her face.
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Overcoming tribalism means rising up and taking care of problems that weren't addressed at the founding and certainly not during Reconstruction.
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Rising up from a small flood of maple syrup, they look and taste as if they'd been made in the woods.
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The index swung between losses and gains throughout the morning session, falling as much as 1.31% and rising up to 103%.
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Rising up almost 70 feet, his hands seemingly grip the barrier tightly, as if he were holding onto his mother's body.
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They will endure only so much abuse or see only so much scandal around them before rising up in some way.
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While highlighting identity and representation, No Normal showcases a long-running theme of Captain Marvel comics — rising up to the occasion.
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The "popping" cells in the video are plasma rising up out of the Sun, cooling off, and then retreating back downward.
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Rising up to cruising altitude, the passengers half listen to the announcements in Amharic -- the official language of Ethiopia -- and English.
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Analysts said they saw capital return rising up the agenda for the bank, with around $45 billion of surplus by 2019.
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In rising up to oppose the Establishment's incursion into Southeast Asia, all of them were paying "The Graduate" the ultimate tribute.
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The first track, "Her Arrival," begins with a group of percussionists playing hand drums and a babble of voices rising up.
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In one picture, there is a simple church and unremarkable house rising up from behind an embankment of stones and gravel.
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"I realized that I wasn't rising up as quickly as my male colleagues, and neither were my other female coworkers," she recalls.
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Added to that, here is no example of a tech company rising up to set an example for others to follow. Yet.
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You see more than a dozen districts rising up against the state government saying this is not something we want to tolerate.
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He then ends up struggling to get out of a body of water, before rising up to a beach, bewildered, yet refreshed.
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LeBron himself seems almost shocked by this power he has manifested, hesitating for a second before rising up and slamming it home.
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PERINO: But, Juan, all of it -- from Germany to Denmark to Sweden to all of these populace are rising up because of.
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His plays were cut, thrown out, closed down; he was briefly arrested and frequently put on trial, though always rising up victorious.
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Robots are finally rising up against humans — and I'd be hard-pressed to say I want any of the humans to survive.
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Clearly, security moms are rising up, and that's because their concerns are increasingly not just about national security, but personal security, too.
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That's how we posited it right from the beginning — the people are rising up against a government they find to be dysfunctional.
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"That synergy of rising up to take part of the American dream was a part of what we both shared," Harrison says.
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Jet shares were volatile, dropping as much as 4.8 percent when trading opened on Friday and rising up to 13 percent later.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index ended 0.4 percent lower at 1,335.11 points after rising up to 1,353.71 earlier in the day.
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And with a number of controversial cases rising up through the lower courts, there could be political issues the justices can't avoid.
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Now, the backbench is rising up—with enough votes to boot Pelosi from power, but not enough to elevate a new leader.
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Again, I think of colonialism in my homeland and how the British passed strict gun control to keep Indians from rising up.
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As they race towards the final song, Isaac lies over the amp playing dead, his sweat-wet torso rising up and down.
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The great blessing of Mr. Warren's presence was a rising up in one's heart of the desire to acknowledge that shared experience.
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The initiative looks like a prime example of regular citizens rising up and making their voices heard when lawmakers are ignoring them.
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"I heard the sound of a big explosion and saw the blaze rising up to the sky, followed by smoke," he said.
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Sean Hannity, the Fox News propagandist, proclaimed that "the DC swamp is rising up" and colluding to take down the 45th president.
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Meditation has been rising up the ladder of West Coast wellness fads for several years and is now firmly in the zeitgeist.
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"Across that country, in the largest cities and the smallest towns, people are rising up in defense of their rights," he said.
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"What you saw was a rising up of the American people," Sanders told Chris Hayes after Republicans failed to pass their bill.
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The question of thawing is rising up the list of priorities both of countries with territory in the region and those farther afield.
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The detail is lovely here, with a rich, smooth set of animations for hands and neck, his whole body rising up and down.
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With a growing middle class rising up across its population of more than 600 million people, Southeast Asia is truly a growth market.
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Some have consisted of Iranian activists rising up in protest, defying threats of reprisal and sometimes winning concessions from noticeably begrudging government officials.
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Rising up to this challenge, Bayer has launched a combination indoor residual spray called Fludora Fusion, which combines neonicotinoid clothiandin with pyrethroid deltamethrin.
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"An ally, or someone who shows solidarity with another community, is rising up to meet a need of a community," Alemu tells Mashable.
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For McGowan, rising up from the ashes has involved rejecting the ideals she internalized as a young actress about the ideal Hollywood image.
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The social fabric is tearing across this country, but everywhere it seems healers are rising up to repair their small piece of it.
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In the face of all of this, there are women in eastern Kentucky rising up to do what others won't do for them.
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A front snap kick, hinging at the knee and rising up underneath the opponent, is not a very versatile weapon in its range.
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Path 2: Big Company Senior ExecutiveWorking for a big company and rising up the ladder into senior management is another path to riches.
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But no: Old arguments, like the wights in "Game of Thrones," would just keep rising up after you thought you had killed them.
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Videos posted on social media Friday showed water rising up to the windows of cars and halfway up hotel room doors in Ocracoke.
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Educators in many states have been rising up against what they say is chronic underfunding, some of which dates to recession-era cuts.
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"As far as I am concerned... we moved on, we flipped the page and (are) rising up to the new challenge," he said.
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When it began rising up from under his kitchen floor, the Vietnam veteran and retired junior ROTC instructor knew it was time to go.
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At least one new report of a bulge rising up between the hinge and the flexible screen popped up just today from Michael Fisher.
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How have we made it through 11 episodes with nary a single reference to the "warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air"?
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They were not superior to the other animals that they were rising up with in those early days after the Permian extinction on Pangea.
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Like that film, Bodied also features an up-and-coming white battle-rapper navigating a racially charged environment, and inevitably rising up through it.
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Resources stocks gained, with the Australian mining index rising up to 1.6 percent and on track to clock a fourth straight session of gains.
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Carey's career is hardly dead and buried, as this diva is nothing if not capable of rising up from a metaphorical car crash unscathed.
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By the time I'd begun my descent, he was still rising up up up, ascending toward a final cruising altitude roughly twice my own.
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We just had #resistjam, a game jam organized around the idea of resisting, rising up, and fighting for one's rights in dire political times.
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For the fourth quarter, Target projects adjusted earnings ranging from $2140 to $224 per share and same-store sales rising up to 22017 percent.
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These are the people—who've been rising up in light of recent human rights battles—whose stress levels and mental health I'm concerned about.
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I felt like everything was rising up in me, like I was drowning in this weirdly painful joy, but I couldn't say it back.
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Teachers who have taken their fight to the streets have drawn our attention in the past years, but many others are rising up, too.
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And, perhaps even harder, how do we live with the other tidal waves of anxiety that keep rising up, threatening to knock us down?
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We saw the so-called Cajun navy of residents rising up, which is great, and The Red Cross doing critical work on the ground.
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Bloomberg won't be on the debate stage, but he has been rising up the national polls and some big state polls, like in Texas.
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The members of the urban middle class in places like Hong Kong and Indonesia are rising up to protect the political and social freedoms.
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But a new generation of women is rising up as active antagonists for the rights of both woman and child to peacefully co-exist.
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After all, if domestic demand were so strong, why are exports still rising, up 8.5 percent over the first seven months of this year?
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An architect says Mr Obama wanted a tall structure to represent aspiration and a rising up—and to be a visual landmark for the neighbourhood.
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Monitoring of the volcanic complex has shown some increase a small increase in seismicity related to magma possibly rising up into the system's upper reaches.
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The imagery on all of these was simple — lots of pictures of people rising up, carrying weapons, their fists raised in struggle — yet persistently creative.
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Video shot from a nearby highway showed a massive plume of smoke rising up from the area of the explosion in the town of Tultepec.
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It's something that consumers have demonstrated that they want and existing businesses are trying to figure out and new businesses are rising up to [address].
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Across the world, feminist movements are rising up in the face of injustice, with girls and women taking innovative action to end prejudice and disadvantage.
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Followers of the Drowned God are baptised in the sea, pretty much until they drown, rising up if they are hearty enough to do so.
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The spacecraft can be seen briefly touching down on the asteroid and then rising up again, its distinctive, shrinking shadow clearly visible on the surface.
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I bring this up because we think of modern sculpture, starting with Constantin Brancusi, as being about the vertical, about rising up from a base.
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The desktop publishing industry that Adobe and Macromedia and Aldus had fostered was rising up and defending their right to use the tool they wanted.
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Smartphone penetration in Africa is rising: up to 23 percent in South Africa and 27 percent in Nigeria, its largest economy and most populous nation.
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She let the mosquito land on her skin, and slowly it pulsed and pumped and she felt her blood rising up into the small creature.
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Department chain Macy's, on the other hand, crushed analysts' expectations on Wednesday, with shares rising up to 13 percent, and raised its full-year forecast.
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Rising up from behind the lunar horizon, our entire planet fit neatly within the orbiter's viewfinder, unveiled as a whole entity for the first time.
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In its 303 Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies report, analyst Gartner positions VR rising up its "slope of enlightenment" — which, visually speaking, looks over generous.
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This is pure Robbie Williams rising up to a podium doing a bastardised version of the Saturday Night Fever dance and ripping his pants off.
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Since my childhood, I have been affected by the Holocaust, by the question of what can be done to prevent authoritarian structures rising up again.
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It's a dramatic complex rising up from the tree-shaded, cafe-abundant Tumayan Street in five monumental limestone tiers of fountains, topiary gardens and sculptures.
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The 250-acre grounds encompass themed conservatories, winding trails and Supertrees, or vertical gardens rising up to 16 stories and threaded together by suspended walkways.
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So, livid with myself, I ran round the park with small children and dogs and O.A.P.s and my own shadow rising up to meet me.
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Still, the main way that Trump is proving that America is great is that the affronted and angered are rising up to take him on.
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At the start of "Great Expectations," Young Pip is terrified by the convict Magwitch rising up in a graveyard and threatening to eat his liver.
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Higgins, 37, revels in rising up the ranks in a male-dominated atmosphere and wants to use her experiences as a way to inspire others.
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They bolstered Moscow's claim that Crimea hadn't been invaded by the hordes of little green men we were all seeing, and was simply rising up.
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Now, the United States military is working with Iraqi forces to prevent Islamic State fighters from rising up in Falluja again, said a spokesman, Col.
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You probably think that preventing another Trump from rising up means retracing the party's steps to an even earlier point and taking the other path.
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As we have seen, the attacks on students, health care, education, and the poor continue, but the people of Puerto Rico and Detroit are rising up.
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And if you're a more junior actor, someone who's just rising up the ranks, it's that much easier for more senior stars to exploit that situation.
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New York (CNN Business)On-demand workers in the US are rising up against the companies they work for -- using the platforms themselves to do it.
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One is a curved line, which extends in from both the right and left edge, with each rising up until another line or shape stops them.
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Otherwise you would not have a Brexit vote, you would not have the far right and the far left rising up in Europe and North America.
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S. LNG exports are fast rising -- up to almost 3.7 billion cubic feet a day in February, a more than 35% increase over 12 months earlier.
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Footage showed the 9-meter-wide (30 feet) Starhopper slowly rising up, and then becoming completely obscured by exhaust plumes pouring out from its Raptor engine.
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Normally, she says, it was in the range of 68-70 beats per minute, but it was rising up to five beats per minute every day.
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I watch with envy as peers climb the editorial ladder, rising up the mastheads at various bold-faced publications, while I mostly accrue credit card debt.
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Bidoun BronxArtSpace Bronx Documentary Center CEC ArtsLink Center for Artistic Activism Culture Push Dance/NYC Desis Rising Up and Moving (DRUM) Downtown Art DreamYard Project, Inc.
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The women knew we had a far shallower chance of rising up the masthead than our male counterparts; all of us hoped we'd be the exception.
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A video posted on Twitter showed a storm surge rising up inside a two-story home, the sofa and other furniture floating toward the second floor.
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Rising up … has been discussed on the far right for years … Yet the Tea Party was a movement that at most engaged in occasional verbal violence.
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Given the magnitude of the negative impacts of unequal pay, it's not surprising that women are rising up in increasing numbers to fix our broken systems.
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It's time for us to double down on rising up and to commit to #KeepMarching until each and every one of us finally has pay parity.
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Itaú shares posted their biggest intraday jump in more than two weeks on Tuesday, rising up to 4 percent to 39.55 reais, a 52-week high.
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And so, the bigger challenge and risk in the near and medium term is probably not so much robots rising up, but it's people misusing robots.
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The number of domestic bank accounts frozen as a result of the purge is over 1,700 and rising, up from 1,200 reported on Tuesday, banking sources said.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index closed up 0.4 percent, rising up to 6003 percent after strong U.S. jobs data, before trading back at mid-day levels.
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"We are rising up to demand an end to the criminalization of immigrants," Linda Sarsour, one of the leaders of the Women's March, said in the statement.
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The UK may not yet have hit the same tipping point as the US where activism has become mainstream, yet it is rising up the boardroom agenda.
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The imagery is pretty powerful ... you see Billie slowly rising up from the ground, bogged down by the tar and feathers, as she sings for the cameras.
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"But we don't believe that's going to work because we are steeped in the tradition not just of defending ourselves but also rising up to whatever challenge".
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"In an election year when women are rising up against these predators and their allies, the governor is trying to protect himself...," Nixon told Politico in June.
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Great globules of solid nitrogen are thought to be warmed by Pluto's "modest internal heat" before rising up to the surface, cooling, and sinking back down again.
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EUROPE and the National Health Service are rising up the list of issues that particularly concern British voters, according to our latest opinion poll from Ipsos MORI.
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"Nyarri had no context for the atomic tests, so we see the tests how he saw [them]; as the spirits of the land rising up," she explains.
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"Funny how a manicure / Changes everything," the line goes, rising up and holding at a level note in the middle, before doing a hop step back down.
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The pan-European STOXX 27 index closed up 0.4 percent, rising up to 0.6 percent after strong U.S. jobs data, before trading back at mid-day levels.
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The CBS summer series about animals rising up en masse to take out the human population thanks to [nonsensical science term], and very possibly [vague mystical reference]?
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In this dark age of walls rising up along with old hatreds, the show is magically unwilling to acknowledge anything beyond what comes out of the ovens.
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Whether a modern-day Huang Chao would then appear — and would know how to galvanize a disgruntled population into rising up — no one can tell, of course.
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I was a kid and I remember reading that and it just seemed right and appropriate that poor people were rising up against rather ugly rich people.
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"Those who are rising up in Hong Kong demanding democracy deserve to know that they have a friend in the United States of America," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Heightened tensions across the Middle East have seen popular protests in Iraq, Lebanon and Iran, with young people in particular rising up against corruption in their governments.
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This helps both prevent the front wheel from rising up in the air on steep, rocky climbs and from pitching a rider forward on equally steep downhills.
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Not only are cities around the world rising up to meet the climate change challenge — but they're finding smarter, cheaper and faster ways forward than thought possible.
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"The people are indignant and they are rising up," said Edmundo Orellana, a former attorney general and constitutional law professor at the National Autonomous University of Honduras.
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Benchmark heavyweight financials stocks are set for a 854.623% weekly gain, with National Australia Bank rising up to 2854.62%, and is set to close the week 20.7% firmer.
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The Kremlin has used the upheaval since Ukraine's revolution of 2014 to cow its own dissidents by demonstrating that rising up against corrupt, authoritarian regimes lead to chaos.
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People both inside and outside of unions are rising up in new ways, trying to get ahead of economic, societal and technological changes and transform them into opportunities.
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The restaurant is small, homey, and buzzing, decorated with trinkets and knick-knacks, with swirls of steam rising up from the big vats of stock in the kitchen.
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The number of international economic espionage cases referred to the FBI is rising, up 15 percent each year between 2009 and 2014 and up 53 percent in 2015.
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But, to observant Christians, that image of Jesus rising up and leaving Earth behind remains a powerful symbol and will serve as a point of reflection this Thursday.
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That's right: Richard is rising up despite the fact that, just last season, he couldn't figure out how to play "Eye of the Tiger" during a campaign event.
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The line in "Blackbird" that goes, "All your life, you have only waited for this moment to arise," which supposedly referred to the rising up of the blacks?
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The founders, knowing history and human nature, took great care to devise a system that would prevent demagogues and those with authoritarian tendencies from rising up in America.
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Nationalism is a powerful force that invariably causes the people being pummeled to hang together, instead of rising up to demand that their leaders surrender to the enemy.
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The peso has fallen about 2.5% since Trump's surprise threat last week to levy tariffs on all Mexican imports at an initial 5% and rising up to 25%.
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"I looked out of the window, and the flames were rising up the building," Ms. Wahabi, of the ninth floor, said a few hours after she had escaped.
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Class in America is complicated, but it's time we acknowledge that rising inequality is here to stay, with new velvet ropes rising up around us all the time.
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Gold stocks lent support to the benchmark, rising up to 2% with shares of Evolution mining extending gains into a second session to rise as much as 3.3%.
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The miles-deep coal mines of Harlan County, a region of wooded Appalachian hills rising up to Kentucky's highest point, were for decades synonymous with violent industrial action.
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Even on their early albums, there was at least a song or two of foreboding danger rising up to deceive the hapless listener unaware of Jucifer's alter ego.
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But other tribes (South Sudan has no fewer than 22014) shared grievances over the poor governance at the root of the crisis and began rising up against Kiir.
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Dozens of U.S. rangers were felled by German machine-guns as they scaled the cliffs rising up from Omaha Beach to Colleville-sur-Mer, where the U.S. cemetery lies.
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Drivers rising up to score a victory to stave off elimination is not an unusual occurrence since NASCAR instituted the elimination-based Playoff format prior to the 2014 season.
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Her new show at Lord Ludd, called Ridin' High, utterly transforms the gallery, with works blockading entrances, rising up towards the ceiling, and settling on the polished wood floors.
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"America is hungry for female Democratic leadership, and women are rising up across the country to deliver it," Elizabeth Renda, the Democratic National Committee's women's media director, tells Refinery29.
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As the planet gets warmer and global emissions continue to soar, young activists are rising up to take a personal stand against humans' more nefarious impacts on the climate.
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They saw smoke rising up around Lake Berryessa from the County Fire, which burned through more than 90,200 acres in Northern California before it was contained in mid-July.
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"It is not a famine but it is rising up to the levels of getting close to famine," said Matt Nims, acting director of Food for Peace at USAID.
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Rising up through the ranks of indie rock in the late 1980s, the Cincinnati band was on Sub Pop before their labelmates Nirvana became the saviors of the scene.
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The average length of time Americans over 18 have lived in their current home is rising, up to 12 years from just nine in 1960, according to Census data.
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Concern about the societal impact of AI is rising up political agendas as it becomes clearer how much power autonomous technologies have to shape behavior and outcomes at scale.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DURING THE OCCUPATION we all eat fruit of the poisoned dirt What is history if not the breath of the damned rising up?
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"I like the idea of people bumping into each other and, much like the tectonic forces that make the mountain itself, rising up to make something larger," she says.
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You wouldn't know there was a shanty town on Boulevard Ney, were it not for the plumes of thick smoke rising up from the disused rail tracks down below.
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Beasley spent the fourth quarter going where he wanted and making the right decisions, rising up for off-handed hooks or dishing against the grain of an overcorrecting defense.
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And the way in which the country is rising up to that is quite inspiring, though there are hot spots and additional acceleration necessary in the production and distribution.
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Each "Sanctuary" is open to the air on one side, with postcard-pretty views of St. Lucia's famous twin Piton mountains rising up from the waters of the Caribbean.
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At only $19, it's been rising up the best-sellers charts — so if you're eyeing it, you'll definitely want to grab it fast before it goes out of stock.
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He depicted the structure's monumental forms as rising up and vibrating, almost ecstatic, and from a child's low point of view, as the British critic David Sylvester pointed out.
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He depicted the structure's monumental forms as rising up and vibrating, almost ecstatic, and from a child's low point of view, as the British critic David Sylvester pointed out.
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That sparked a wave of protests across the region, with people rising up against their governments and demanding change -- a trend that came to be known as the Arab Spring.
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USGS volcanologists and seismologists are interpreting this swarm as a response to the slow "recharging" for the volcano, where new magma is rising up underneath St. Helens as it slumbers.
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The Himawari-8 weather satellite captured a great series of shots of the plume rising up over the cloud deck, sending a trail of ash to the northeast (see below).
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Behind the push for UBI is a growing number of young political activist leaders rising up in the party who see basic income as a solution to growing economic inequality.
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Consequences included a love affair between a fairy waitress and a Civil War-era vampire with Southern gent manners, maenad orgies, and Evangelical churches rising up against the vampire population.
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They're not the most competent group of employees, yet somehow they keep rising up the ranks and getting raises and promotions, even though they're not that good at their jobs.
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Clearbanc co-founders Andrew D'Souza and Michele Romanow Clearbanc co-founders Andrew D'Souza and Michele Romanow Clearbanc is rising up at a time when organic growth channels are shutting down.
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A large explosion was heard in a residential district of Kilis, followed by a plume of black smoke rising up from a building, live footage from broadcaster TRT World showed.
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It's got an unexpected Primordial vibe, too, in terms of the grandiose, soaring melodies and often heartfelt, sometimes histrionic vocals rising up from amidst the album's more out-there moments.
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Already many of the world's best athletes are rising up and demanding investigations of doping in their disciplines, and other sports federations are under pressure to act decisively and sternly.
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Under current caucus rules, Democrats are not termed out of the chairmanships or ranking member positions, which some have critiqued for limiting younger members from rising up within the party.
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On "Twin Flame," the set's opener, Mr. Hill and the alto saxophonist Braxton Cook traded solos, Mr. Hill issuing adamant, downward runs and Mr. Cook rising up in sunny flares.
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Even as he neared the mark set by Israel's founding leader, David Ben-Gurion, as the longest-serving prime minister, an array of new enemies was rising up around him.
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Historical accuracy seems less important to the creators than crowd-pleasing tricks, like rising up on the tips of the leather footwear known as hard shoes, a relatively modern move.
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And, it was a feeling I had when I saw Standing Rock...I think people had that feeling: our people are rising up and we're actually winning something for once.
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The need to make room for the floodwaters is especially pressing in South Florida, where even stout seawalls and levees cannot prevent seawater from rising up through the porous bedrock.
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This dense bouquet of colored shapes is balanced on top of a neck and shoulders (or is it the top of a jug?) rising up from the painting's bottom edge.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN)Driving into Damascus in the past couple of years, one of the first things you would see was plumes of smoke rising up from the suburb of Daraya.
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One person who was especially angered by Dudley's remarks is 46-year-old Simon Bramwell of the social change group Rising Up, which is organising the protest event NO JACKET REQUIRED.
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I remember about a million people rising up about Iraq and he ignored it Blair argued that Brexit would cause "pain and misery" for many, and make people less well off.
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If you want to get peace in a society and not having a society that's rising up, trying to make change in our country, you've got to have peace and stability.
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His ascent to a judgeship via law school and hard work is a fulfillment of the American dream, a story of playing by the rules and rising up the social ladder.
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This could reverse the recent trend of mainly US banks rising up the list of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), as bancassurance is more common in European markets, notably France.
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European shares were also expected to build on Monday's strong start, with spreadbetters seeing both Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 rising up to 0.7 percent and Britain's FTSE 0.4 percent.
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We need to dedicate ourselves, especially during Hispanic Heritage Month, to rising up and demanding an end to cruelty to show that we deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.
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Any direct route to a certain death is more acceptable than Durant rising up from 24 feet or Thompson having an extra split second to square his frame towards the rim.
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"Even as there's a strong body-positive movement building, there's an anti-fat backlash rising up against it," explains Linda Bacon, PhD, author of the groundbreaking book Health At Every Size.
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Since the retirement of Floyd Mayweather Jr., the welterweight division has been left wide open, and rising up through the vacuum are a number of viable challengers contending for the throne.
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At the same time that she was rising up the chain of command, the Navy was trying to make itself more attractive to women and to improve its opportunities for them.
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"People like myself and who normally wouldn't be in politics are rising up all over (in response to Trump's election) and I think that's what healthy democracy looks like," she said.
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The study also found that one reason many black people are having trouble rising up the corporate ranks is because of a lack of mentorship from and access to senior leaders.
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Voters queued outside polling stations in the capital Tunis, only eight years after rising up to throw off autocratic rule and introduce democracy in a revolution that inspired the "Arab Spring".
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Some of this is natural; many northern land masses, long pressed down by the mass of ice-age ice sheets, have been rising up since their unburdening some 15,000 years ago.
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Israel would receive a security boost by removing the threat of a rocket base rising up in the West Bank highlands and minimizing the resources needed to secure its eastern front.
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Trump also suggested that taking Iraq's oil would have prevented Islamic State from rising up, by removing a source of the group's funding, according to a Huffington Post report of the encounter.
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This horrifying video shows an entire building collapsing:There were no immediate reports of casualties, but unconfirmed video taken from high elevations show plumes of dust and debris rising up from ground level.
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The clamor of traffic, the modern hotels and office towers rising up around the surprisingly small building have diminished the stature of the white stone-walled structure with its distinctive curved facade.
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And boutique banks have been rising up to take more M&A from Wall Street's institutional firms, leaving an even smaller piece of the revenue pie to go around for big banks.
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The number of international economic espionage cases referred to the FBI is rising, up 15 percent each year between 2009 and 2014 and up 53 percent in 2015, according to the FBI.
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But that's hardly the prevailing opinion across the fruited plain – where tens of thousands of young teenagers are rising up and publicly declaring their love for America and their devotion to freedom.
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Like the tens of thousands of American workers who are also rising up to reject anything less than what they deserve, Amazon workers from Shakopee to Seattle have extraordinary momentum behind them.
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"People in the community love him," Kazi Fouzia, a lead organizer at Desis Rising Up & Moving (DRUM), a Jackson Heights-based advocacy group, tells me as she unfurls a royal purple umbrella.
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We got the Rep from L.A. at LAX Sunday, smack in the middle of an enormous protest, where she talks about citizens rising up against what she believes is brash unconstitutional conduct.
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A Nation Under Our Feet is a more recent take on Black Panther, giving T'Challa a different kind of threat to contend with: corruption, hatred, and war rising up from Wakanda itself.
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They told Business Insider that, while they had initially taken the job out of necessity, they came to love working in their particular department, rising up to the role of department manager.
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Rising up on a hill on the left side of the image is a suburban house, warm windows, and in the distance we can see the sprawl of a town at night.
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From my room's balcony, I sat staring at the looming Mount Kazbegi and the dozens of other snowy peaks rising up on either side of the valley as the fog rolled in.
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In a series of tweets, she noted that the Harry Potter story of rising up in resistance against takeover by an evil regime has become a blueprint for the Parkland student activists.
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And should the "three Americas" again converge, Wall Street may decline to the level of the other two, rather than Main Street and Washington rising up to the only one currently standing.
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The financial sub-index was lifted by gains in all the Big Four banks, with the top two lenders Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Westpac Banking Corp rising up to 0.8% each.
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The Alaska Volcano Observatory lowered the area's alert status to orange after a drop in seismicity (meaning less magma is likely rising up into the volcano or the rate of eruption has dropped).
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In the last ones in the group, "The Bath" and "Untitled" (both 1988), the artist places the tub, faucet, and flanking handles in the middle of the composition, rising up from bottom edge.
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Made from multiple images stitched together, it includes a view of the downwind face of the Namib Dune about 23 feet away from the camera and rising up about 16 feet, NASA said.
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Jeter was the not best hitter of his generation, nor the best fielder, yet he was a winner and a brilliant clutch hitter with a knack for rising up on the big occasion.
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"This data from the CDC reminds us how many lives our gun violence crisis alters every year – and why so many Americans are rising up to demand action," Giffords said in a statement.
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Many women are rising up, whether through the Women's March or other venues, to say, "This is so not OK." And women are recently posting messages on social media with the hashtag #Metoo.
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"We want to see students, activists and members of the global community rising up to fight fascism in their universities, local communities, and all institutions that uphold white supremacy and fascism," Majuto said.
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Planned Parenthood funding is a contentious issue every year in funding negotiations, and it is rising up again as lawmakers seek to finalize a government funding bill by as soon as next week.
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Under that scenario, EVs don't start rising up the S curve until about 2030, and are only 25 percent of new vehicles sales in 20303 and 14 percent of the total global fleet.
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The expectation that we should have equality and the realization that we still didn't have it led to black millennials rising up in mass protest during the latter half of the Obama administration.
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In the Italian village of Capalbio, in the late nineteen-seventies, two peculiar things happened: the mail started arriving late, and people began whispering about the "monsters" rising up in the hills nearby.
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On the needle's tip he would nod and dream of the Forestry land rising up to the Ox Mountains and the slight girl with dyed black hair on the riverbank there one morning.
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The angry white people flocking to Trump feel like they're getting snubbed, looked down on, and passed over, that a new culture is rising up around them and it has no place for them.
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Sheryl Sculley spoke a day after the BuzzFeed story, which revealed a pattern of sexual misconduct by male officers and an internal culture that critics say often blocks women from rising up the ranks.
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People have been going to the shore of the Qiantang river in Zhejiang for hundreds of years during the Mid-Autumn Festival, to witness the extra-high tidal bore rising up over the harbour.
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Between watching Harvey Weinstein's downfall on 100 TVs and children rising up out of post-apocalyptic dust to tell us to "wake up!" you might have noticed something familiar in Justin Timberlake's new video.
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Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann said he saw yields rising up to 5 bps as an immediate reaction if a deal is approved, as "most of the Brexit excitement is in the price now".
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"A lot of the concerns people have about robots taking away all the jobs or wrecking the economy or rising up and killing us all, I think those fears are really overblown," he said.
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He joined Morgan Stanley's investment-grade trading operation in 2006, rising up to lead its US high-yield desk in 2013 and its global flow trading business until his departure in 2016 for Anchorage.
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READ MORE: Why Hong Kong is rising up While the city's leader unexpectedly suspended the bill last month, protests have continued, with demonstrators calling for the law to be withdrawn completely, among other demands.
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Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann said he saw yields rising up to 5 bps as an immediate reaction if a deal is approved, as "most of the Brexit excitement is in the price now".
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Kuhn, who lists himself as a senior adviser at Hawkfish on his LinkedIn profile, led social media at CNN before rising up the ranks at the Hollywood talent agency UTA and then T-Mobile.
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The internationally-exposed FTSE 100 index was up 0.7 percent at 5.23,634.55 points by 0706 GMT after rising up to 6,637.19, a level last seen before the summer swoon across global markets last August.
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The former first lady is uniquely prepared to tell voters her truly American story of rising up from the working class to become a historic figure for not only African Americans, but all Americans.
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"The upwelling we detected is like a hot-air balloon, and we infer that something is rising up through the deeper part of our planet under New England," says Rutgers University geophysicist Professor Vadim Levin .
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The yakuza is in disarray after a major theft, and not only is Kiryu's love interest missing, his childhood friend has morphed into a power-hungry criminal, steadily rising up the ranks of the yakuza.
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At the same time, García was steadily rising up the ranks of the Evita Movement, a left-wing political organization named after Argentina's former first lady and ardent supporter of the female vote, Eva Perón.
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So long as the throne is still up for grabs, we can look forward to more contenders rising up to take on the challenge, whether they come from the mobile, desktop, or web realms. h2.
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He first appeared about six months ago, his impish face rising up from the bottom of hundreds of web pages, smiling serenely like he knew some catastrophe was coming that I'd be powerless to stop.
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The lack of diversity is basically statistical evidence of the thick glass ceilings that lurk above the heads of women and people of color whenever they are rising up the ladders of the music business.
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Today is the opening of the latest development of green space: the Hills, which adds to the island around 10 acres of sprawling beauty and walking paths rising up to 205 feet above sea level.
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The Atlanta group is only one example of how LBGTQ+ skaters are rising up across the United States to break down barriers in skateboarding and build safe havens that celebrate them for who they are.
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Beneath this porous cloud, rising up from the drawing's bottom edge, is a multicolored, jigsaw puzzle-like aggregation, which, because of the variations in the palette, seem to be made up of semi-autonomous zones.
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In a sumptuous airy exhibition titled "Run Prayer, Run Café, Run Library," Susan Cianciolo's already generous art has become more so, opening out and rising up to an inviting new vibrancy of the architectural kind.
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We hired one at the pier of the Millennium Hilton, where our room on the 12th floor overlooked the river, and launched into a riotous ride, rising up in four-foot waves and slamming down.
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To suppress the people of his country from rising up against him, Ortega counts on the loyalty of 20,000 police forces, 3,000 paramilitaries largely integrated in the Sandinistas, and the complicity of the armed forces.
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Rather than being fearful of machines rising up against humans, one company is actively trying to merge the two, by combining human intelligence with computer algorithms to predict a whole series of real-world events.
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The regime's main interest in religion is to gain legitimacy and pacify the Saudi population as Wahhabism justifies armed rebellion abroad against most Muslim leaders, but forbids Saudis from rising up against their own rulers.
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Encryption has been rising up the political agenda in recent years, with European justice ministers in several member states raising concerns about strong encryption preventing the contents of terrorists' communications from being accessed by law enforcement.
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They "fly" across the water - in this case the sparkling blue of the Gulf of Oman - rising up on hydrofoils to reach speeds of up to 30 knots (35 mph/55 kph) in the right winds.
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The number of international economic espionage cases referred to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is rising, up 15 percent each year from 2009 to 2014 and up 53 percent in 2015, according to the FBI.
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"Our brothers in Waziristan, our warrior brothers in [the] Taliban movement and national Afghan Taliban are rising up," he said in Dari, a dialect of Persian spoken in northern Afghanistan, according to a Washington Post translation.
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Silicon Valley's year of reckoning This year saw a resurgence of tech employees rising up against their employers for — in their eyes — misusing the products, services and technologies they made for uses outside their moral parameters.
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If you only scanned the headlines you might get the impression that both of Americans political parties were rising up in opposition to President Donald Trump's policy of separating children from their parents in border apprehensions.
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Raul Labrador (R), from my home state of Idaho, to stop fanning the flames of the false narrative that Westerners are rising up en masse against our public lands and the public servants who manage them.
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A road between rock faces, one side rising up and one sheer down — amid a cloudscape, it looks like, when the fog hangs low over the water and it seems like you're driving above the sky.
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And I&aposm trying to wiggle out from under him, and the next thing you know, I&aposm sort of rising up to get away from him, and I fall over the back of the couch.
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The original Vector 90 sprawls over two stories of brick and exposed wood beams, with Hussle's rap lyrics rising up its central staircase; it reopened in June after it closed in the wake of Hussle's shooting.
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The original Vector 90 sprawls over two stories of brick and exposed wood beams, with Hussle's rap lyrics rising up its central staircase; it reopened in June after it closed in the wake of Hussle's shooting.
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As for Master P, his 2 sons are rising up the ranks too -- but P says even if his kids don't make it to the NBA, he's setting them up for success in the business world.
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The administration's terrorist designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is an important step toward freeing the Iranian people from the shackles that prevent them from rising up and demanding democratic governance and civic freedoms.
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During the election campaign, president-elect Trump vowed to block the deal, in an apparent attempt to appeal to the growing, populist movement against corporate consolidation and wealth inequality that's rising up across the political spectrum.
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Creator Dan Fogelman and his team are replicating the way emotional repression works, maybe, the way it hides like a horror movie villain in your subconscious, always rising up again when you think you've defeated it.
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Residents posted images online of water rising up the side of their houses as the National Hurricane Center warned of a possible storm surge that could push destructive waves higher than many roofs in the islands.
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In this moment, women all over America are rising up — saying #MeToo and #TimesUp for sexual harassment, organizing marches, running for office in historic numbers, and fighting against sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, and other forms of oppression.
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But the question is how they will do it' Within it all, Román finds hope in reports of vigilantes rising up in other municipalities, like Soledad de Atzompa, Tequila, Río Blanco, and Tlaquilpa, in this year alone.
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I'm standing at the edge of a sea loch in the West Highlands of Scotland staring at a 60-foot sperm whale, its huge tail rising up from the hillside of rock and heather across the water.
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By rising up against austerity, they have set an example for the rest of the labor movement and made it clear that they fight for the rights of all workers rather than special treatment for a few.
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"As the people of Venezuela stand in support of their country's Provisional President Juan Guaidó and their right to self-determination, I applaud their courage in rising-up against Nicolás Maduro's narco-terrorist tyranny," Rubio told me.
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The newspaper said that even in the Moscow airport the "puto" chant was rising up among arriving fans, and it has been heard on the city's streets and in its subways since the start of the tournament.
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And I thought, but there has to be away to convey ... I felt the storyness of it in me the same way I felt Gwyneth Paltrow rising up through my spleen out of my trachea into, yeah.
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We see Om Kalthoum, and Gamel Abdel Nasser, as well as Sayyid Jamal-alDin al-Afghani, (a revolutionary who fought against colonialism) and an Arab girl firing a grenade launcher with the moon rising up behind her.
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"It seems a distinct amount of economic concern is rising up, compounded by the IMF report that came out showing a downward revision to economic growth," said Matt Smith, head of commodity research at tanker-tracking firm ClipperData.
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But second, Caballero happens to be the same antenna expert who reportedly warned Steve Jobs that the iPhone 4's antenna design might be prone to dropping calls, and he's apparently been rising up the ranks since then.
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Although hotel occupancy rates are rising, up 7.2 percent at 76.9 percent in the first half of this year, they are short of the 80 percent rate hoteliers enjoyed in 2014 before Islamist militant attacks scared off tourists.
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TWO: We have a masked man streaking up the court rising up on a dude who just has absolutely no chance—but isn't smart enough to get out of the fucking way—slamming that poor, dumb man dead.
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"I want to thank you all for using your voice and rising up to put pressure on McDonald's to make that happen, because the only way that it's going to happen is if we take action," he said.
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The healthcare sub-index gained as much as 1.2% to a record high, with medical tech firm Avita Medical Ltd rising up to 4% to be the top percentage gainer, while benchmark heavyweight CSL Ltd climbed about 33%.
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"The sense that their country's changing because of immigrants, because maybe blacks are rising up to a central place in society, because of gays being afforded equal rights, because of, frankly, a lot of working women," Zakaria said.
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This Aunt Lydia is a canny political operator, a former judge who saw Gilead rising up around her and figured out very quickly what she would need to do to survive, prosper, and amass some power for herself.
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The form of the book, however, isn't documentary, but, rather, fragmentary, the way memory is, moments rising up, seemingly unbidden, and then sinking, only to rise into view again, to be looked at from another perspective, in time.
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Taking center stage at the Dolby Theatre late Saturday afternoon to rehearse the lines she'll deliver as a presenter at the 90th Academy Awards, the actress spied a microphone rising up from the floor directly in front of her.
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She traveled to Standing Rock out of personal interest, but also as the host of Rise, a show on Viceland that traveled to indigenous communities across the Americas to meet people protecting their homelands and rising up against colonization.
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While I stood anxiously atop a floating platform on my way to what felt like certain doom, I paused to remember my mission as I felt the pulsing heat of the lava planet Mustafar rising up from below me.
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After the acid rain storms and freezing temperatures of the impact winter subsided as the dust settled, the Earth would experience a ramped up greenhouse effect, with temperatures rising up to 2450C (22020 Fahrenheit) above their pre-impact levels.
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Drugmakers are acutely sensitive to the issue, after Donald Trump accused them of "getting away with murder" on prices shortly before he was inaugurated as U.S. president - and it is also rising up the agenda in many other countries.
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Slopes clad in electric-green fynbos with bursts of vivid violet and yellow flowers rippled toward the ocean, and the mountains rising up in the distance looked more like painted backdrops to a play than anything found in nature.
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" O'Rourke argued that it would take "all of us -- Republicans, Democrats, independents alike -- rising up, standing up to be counted against what this President is doing, against this white nationalist racism, against this violence and getting this country back.
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It might surprise you to find out that independent voters actually make up a plurality nationwide as well -- rising up to 22020% of Americans in the latest Gallup poll, while self-identified Democrats and Republicans sit at 27% each.
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Bega Cheese Ltd was the top performer on the main index rising up to 13.6 percent after announcing the purchase of most of Mondelez International's Australia and New Zealand grocery and cheese business for A$460 million ($345.05 million).
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Its opulent interior, with pilasters of black and wine-red marble rising up the walls to intersect with a coffered ceiling, is no accident of interior design: it was modeled on a hall in the Doge's Palace in Venice.
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It also has a very satisfying asymmetry: rising up from the baseline in a straight line, resembling the left half of the f, it then sweeps over to the right much more grandly than the f ever has room to do.
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Because, friends, this dude LIVED to get dunked on: Here's Shawn Kemp rising up over Duddles, arms in the air, just waiting to take a slam, bringing shame to Portlanders everywhere who live only to see Seattle defeated in sports.
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Rows of Tesla Powerpack 230 commercial batteries stand as silent white monuments next to the angular artificial lake, rising up in stark contrast from the roan red clay earth that's also used to make pigeons for a nearby shooting range.
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For another, it casts the wonderful — and criminally underappreciated — Ari Graynor as a determined comic rising up the ranks, with or without the help of the steely owner of her local comedy club, played by none other than Melissa Leo.
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" There is marching and waiting, a trial detonation that goes horribly wrong, and a violently vivid account of a drone attack: "It seemed to her not that missiles were colliding with houses but that houses were rising up into the clouds.
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The architects perched the four-story, 60,000-square-foot volume of new offices on a leaning, sculpted column housing a fire escape that meets the ground like a Louboutin heel, and on an elevator core rising up from the original courtyard.
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But George Lucas's lasers couldn't compete with the light show playing out across Baghdad, and watching a film about the warriors of an ancient religion rising up from the desert to fight a faceless empire seemed, under the circumstances, perverse.
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Activists are rising up against the Muslim ban, anti-black and anti-immigrant policies, attacks on women's rights and trans rights, the Dakota Access and Keystone pipelines, efforts to privatize education and deregulate Wall Street, climate change denial, and more.
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Like most of the country, all of us at Waypoint spent the last month processing the horror of yet another school shooting, while admiring the bravery of the student survivors from Parkland, Florida rising up, demanding change, and taking no bullshit.
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Livingston hunts for buckets in secondary transition, often catching the opposition off guard after they've just made a shot by sprint dribbling into what's typically viewed as a dead zone for other players, and then rising up for a short two.
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The cone-shape island, a former military base in New York Harbor, has 40 acres of new parkland, including the Hills, which are four newly sculpted knolls rising up to 70 feet and offering views of the Statue of Liberty.
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It has steep seats rising up from a central circular 'stage', on which the animal would have been placed, and an underground chamber, where the animal was prepared before being heaved up with an elaborate elevating device to the theater.
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Based on a James Patterson novel of the same name, Zoo follows the adventures of "renegade zoologist Jackson Oz" (James Wolk) and his perpetually frowning band of troublemaking colleagues as they race to discover why the animals are rising up.
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This is a time to honor nimble, distributed leadership where people at all levels are rising up to make sense of a changing context, care for others, provide a picture of what is possible going forward and craft new solutions.
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And yet rising up alongside them were bold new visions of what moviemaking could be, films like Bonnie and Clyde and The Graduate, which embraced a youth culture that Hollywood was a little reticent to fully hop on board with.
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Thousands joined the peaceful march throughout the capital Port-au-Prince that underscored how more and more sectors of society are rising up against what they view as not only President Jovenel Moise's bad governance but also a broken political system.
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The company has hired a new chief financial officer, Deepak Ahuja, who spent two separate stints working at Tesla and helped take the electric-car maker public after rising up the ranks as a financial executive at Ford Motor Company.
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Known as the birthplace of Kodak, Xerox, and Susan B. Anthony, Rochester has a rich history that stretches back hundreds of years, rising up out of Lake Ontario's shadow as America's first boomtown toward the tail end of the 18th century.
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"Our multibeam mapping has revealed in vibrant detail, for the first time, a chain of volcanic seamounts rising up from an abyssal plain about 5,000 meters [16,0003 feet] deep," Tara Martin, a member of the CSIRO mapping team, said in a statement.
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By NBA standards, he isn't quite an elite athlete, but he's just a hair below, a quick-twitch player capable of rising up and dunking, beating defenders with a quick first step, and reliably staying in front of his man on defense.
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They both happened to be movies about the dark things lurking within surface-perfect (and majority white) communities — from the body-snatching practices behind a smiley WASP gathering to the monster rising up to claim child victims in an idyllic-looking small town.
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With a minute remaining and the Nuggets down by one, Jokic took a dribble and created some space from two-time reigning defensive player of the year Rudy Gobert before rising up on his right foot and sinking a mid-range fadeaway jumper.
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What this means: Even assuming that Parikh's study and conclusion are more accurate, it's not good news for Facebook as it suggests that women aren't rising up the ranks at the same rate as men and that there aren't enough female senior engineers.
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All this culminated with this Monday's #disarmICE protest, where Mijente and the Tech Workers Coalition brought together a vast network of activists (from Desis Rising Up & Moving, to the AI Now Institute, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, Nodubtbol, and many more).
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The rage is coming from elsewhere, from the conservative elite, who feel betrayed by a base that used to fall in line behind whomever the party chose for them at election time, but now is rising up in childish or addled rebellion.
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"As we see corporations in societies around the world holding more power, we also need to see them rising up and taking more responsibility for the policies that will really make change for women when it comes equality in the workplace," she said.
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In the distance, I could see rows of long, two-story buildings covered in beige aluminum siding, bare trees shaking in the wind, a silo maybe, a dark plume of smoke from some unseen source rising up into the pale wide gray sky.
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The process is even more critical for employees rising up the ranks today who are digitally-native and "don't have the battle scars to prove that they fully understand what it takes" to properly pitch and implement a transformational project, said Kelly.
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In his conception, white privilege wasn't an accounting tool used to compile inequalities; it was a shunt hammered into the minds of the white working class to make its members side with their masters instead of rising up with their black comrades.
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Voters are rising up against GOP healthcare plans that would reduce the number of insured by more then 20 million Americans, lead to dramatic increases in deductibles many pay for insurance coverage and impose punishing price increases for pharmaceuticals that make them well.
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That's why it's important to remember that the push to rescue these languages did not come solely from the American government; it is happening because nations and elders and youth are rising up and resisting the slow but steady turn toward assimilation.
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On an all new episode of RISE, our VICELAND series documenting the indigenous communities across the Americas rising up against colonization, we visit the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation where the tribe fights to defend its land against mining company Resolution Copper.
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The estate tax (the "death tax" label is dishonest) — which is a clear solution to a widening wealth gap, based on centuries of evidence and decades of policy work, gets chipped away at constantly, without enough defenders rising up to support it.
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But Balwani didn't join Theranos until 2009, quickly rising up the ranks from vice president to Chief Operating Officer, despite his lack of experience in biomedical engineering, medical technology, or biological science (he was a computer science undergrad with a business degree from UC Berkeley).
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I'm stealing this comparison from a travel site, but the swamp has a Brothers Grimm feel to it: The forest seems haunted; in every direction are these tall, skinny trees anchored to patches of dry land rising up out of the water (here's a photo).
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While this consultation is specific to the EU's financial sector, the wider notion of algorithmic accountability is generally rising up political agendas as closer attention is paid to the decisions being made by algorithms, and the potential for biases to be embedded within software systems.
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The expectant mother also posted a third photo of her decorations — thin golden wire trees rising up from a verdant garland — with a "Khloé in Cleveland" filter, revealing that the Good American designer was in the Ohio home she shares with boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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"Our people, who are [rising] up in Gaza and the West Bank, call on our Arab and Islamic nation, its people, its leaders, scientists and friends in the world to stand with us at this historic moment," he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The next time you drive on a smoothly paved highway, borrow a new DVD from your library, see an office park rising up in your neighborhood or hear of a factory expansion that's creating new jobs, consider the role of the U.S. bond market.
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I mean, at the edges, they are kind of, like, coming up, but it&aposs not like SNS or any other kind of nail where, like, once the edges start rising up, everything kinda, like, falls apart within a few days or a week.
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In his efforts to portray a nation of sleepwalkers, Cowen overlooks or downplays recent research that demonstrates how a great deal of stagnation is actually imposed and maintained by a narrowing elite, who have gradually perfected their methods for discouraging those below from rising up.
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If you'll remember, back when Deadmau5 and Skrillex were rising up the charts and taking coveted headline slots away from guitar bands, the old guard got all mad and pissy at having to share their stage with DJs that they saw as lazy and pointless.
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The next time you drive on a smoothly paved highway, borrow a new DVD from your library, see an office park rising up in your neighborhood, or hear of a factory expansion that's creating new jobs — consider the role that the U.S. bond market played.
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Other, younger lawmakers — Mr. Jeffries or Representatives Cedric L. Richmond of Louisiana, Cheri Bustos of Illinois and Adam B. Schiff of California — are thought to have interest in entering or rising up the leadership ranks but have yet to demonstrate a movement behind them.
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"People are actually losing their protection from deportation, losing their ability to work, losing their ability to support their families," said Nayim Islam, an immigrant rights organizer for Desis Rising Up & Moving, a group seeking broad legislation that protects young immigrants, called the Dream Act.
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"Unlike EpiPen, women are not going to be rising up and saying, 'My vagina is dry and I don't want to pay 22017,22016 to 80.91,22015 dollars a year,'" said Dr. Lauren Streicher, the medical director of the Northwestern Medicine Center for Sexual Medicine and Menopause.
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He spent two decades as a reporter, in 2012 conducting one of the first interviews with Julian Assange at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London and rising up the ranks of the Australian news media to become a political reporter in Canberra, the nation's capital.
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With a new generation rising up in Texas, the party is struggling to decide what it should look like in the years to come — torn between embracing Trump as closely as possible and adapting to broaden the party's appeal to young and Latinx people.
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The result is a timely, trans-disciplinary exhibition that gathers evidence of human gestures that say "no" in intolerable moments of history that need resisting, opposing, non-normalizing, and lifting by rising up against them, transforming immobility into movement, encumbrance into energy, defeat into revolt.
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In "Apodid" (formerly "ALAR," 1986/2016), blue-and-white threaded Manila rope forms an unequal figure 8, with the shorter loop rising up off the floor and folding over itself, while thin pieces of rope stick out like antennae at the intersection of the two loops.
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Those living in Upper Manhattan and Harlem must contend with buildings and structures rising up from The Bronx; those on the Upper East Side and Midtown will be looking toward Queens; and those in the East Village down to Houston Street will be facing Brooklyn edifices.
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"Using DACA as a way to get people wedged and just accept more militarization and enforcement, is a classic presidential playbook for immigration, regardless which party they're from," said Roksana Mun, director of Strategy and Training of the NYC-based group Desis Rising Up and Moving.
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If you think California's new law requiring publicly traded companies headquartered in the state to have at least one women on their board is a superfluous bill in an era when women have no trouble rising up the corporate ladder, then you have not been paying attention.
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We're at a point in time where many conservative politicians are still waging a war against women's healthcare, and women from every background imaginable are rising up to the challenge of running for political office, so the film feels like a perfect fit for this era.
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San Antonio's Jonathan Simmons driving down the lane, Leonard klutizily shifting into a late rotation, Simmons rising up and raining down a big ol' beefy slammer on his poor spirit, hooking onto Leonard's arm and spinning his entire body a rude one hundred and eighty degrees.
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Later he formed a band with his brothers, and by the time he was in his early 20s, Yaghmaei was rising up on the national pop charts with ballads like "Gole Yakh," a melancholic hit from 1973 about a love that endures through the bitterest winters.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate change is rising up the list of voter concerns in the United States with nearly 40% saying the issue will be crucial in how they cast their ballots in the 20153 presidential election, according to a poll released on Thursday.
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The cinematography is daring: As the American tourists drive towards the tribe's land, for example, a truly impressive orbital shot begins by following their car from behind, before rising up into the air and over the vehicle until we are watching it driving toward us—upside down.
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His athleticism wasn't limited to how high he could jump, though; his pull-up jumper was one of the deadliest in the league because of how quickly he could decelerate and come to a full stop before rising up to shoot over the top of his man.
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Left-wing activists began vociferously protesting the measure in the spring of 2016, launching a social movement called Nuit Debout (loosely translated as "rising up at night") that spread to cities around the country and came to encompass a wide-range of social and economic concerns.
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I'd close my eyes for a moment and then wake again and look out at the edge of the world, hills rising up as we entered the edge of the Alleghenies, the moon low on the horizon, bouncing like a ball when I moved my head.
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Especially among Democrats, Mr. Conyers's troubles have generated friction between the party's aging leadership and rank-and-file, and underscored the difficulty that newer members of the House have in rising up in a system where leadership positions, including committee chairmanships, are determined almost solely by seniority.
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But earlier this week, LG gave us a sneak peek at what it plans to show off at CES next week: an all-new rollable display that falls from the ceiling like a projector instead of rising up out of a TV stand on the floor.
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"God willing, the celebration of the resurrection of Christ will also mark the return and rising-up of the Christians in Iraq," said Kyriacos Isho, 75, who was accompanied by his 12 children and grandchildren at Mar Gewargis (St George) Chaldean Catholic church in Tel Esqof.
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In 220, he had designed an exceptional monument to the striking workers who had resisted a putsch attempt to end the German republic in Weimar: a snaking concrete thunderbolt rising up in the middle of the cemetery among the grave sites of Thuringia's most hallowed bourgeois families.
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Today, we are rising up to protest millennia of sexual aggression and repression; yet in the same breath, the U.N. has kicked us in the collective teeth by appointing the fictional Wonder Woman as ambassador for women, as well as passing over a woman (again!) for secretary general.
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As well as multiple sharks (I lost count at 25) I saw: a loggerhead turtle soaring over the stern; a pair of stingrays cowering under the hull; and an enormous green moray eel, perhaps six feet long, rising up from the cargo hold with a chilling Medusa's stare.
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The reason communities across the nation are rising up to resolve issues that a dysfunctional Washington refuses to deal with is because people in those communities want to govern, to compromise, to allow different views and ideas to be heard in order to temper solutions with common sense.
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Current and former Latin American presidents, retired soccer great Diego Maradona, and Cuba's highest-ranking officials sat on a stage in front of a sculpture made up of 19 two-story-high machetes rising up from the ground—an homage to a local war hero from the 1800s.
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The music video (watch above) sees an embattled—though still flamboyant—Kesha rising up from an almost comatose state, matching the song's lyrical content about survival, presumably in reference to the very public and still-unresolved legal situation between her and her alleged abuser, the producer Dr. Luke.
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As for me, I wander down to the small stream at the ridge on the farm's edge, remembering my father's stories of rising up early to feed the cows and my mother's memories of the sweat on her brow from hours of picking coffee at a local plantation.
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Anything more, including screen sharing, will require a monthly per user fee starting at $2.50 and rising up to $15 per user per month for video meetings of up to 100 people and features like Active Directory integration, custom URLs, and the ability to join meetings from a regular phone line.
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Next door, a nearly three-foot-tall blue-and-gold macaw named Bacardi, abandoned by a truck driver who was spending too much time on the road, kept calling out for someone named Muffin, before abruptly rising up and knocking over his tray of food to surrounding squawks of delight.
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The candidate herself agrees and doesn't shy away from putting her candidacy into its historical context: "Now you see someone who stems from the people who have been harmed the most of this land, rising up to represent everybody," she says of the path she's helping pave for future Indigenous candidates.
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It's been pretty obvious all season long that Ford was going to be back at some point, and as soon as Bernard started journeying through a past where the Hosts weren't rising up and the aspect ratio was all different, it seemed clear that he was going to find Ford there.
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And if those arguments aren't enough to sway White and his matchmakers then the voices of a thousand pro-Russian spammers/hackers/MMA fans rising up in a chorus of love for their beloved Khabib, rising as one voice to swamp White's social media, will hopefully make them see the light.
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Pope John Paul II changed history by declaring "do not fear" to his Polish compatriots, rising up against communism, in 1979; and the poet Seamus Heaney, a product of an Irish Catholic culture that worshipped in Latin, texted the reassuring words "Noli timere" to his family in his dying moments.
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Just as with regime change in Iraq, the U.S. military is capable of ousting the Iranian government, but we will then be left with no realistic and achievable plan to put Iran back together again and avoid an even more radical group coming to power or rising up in perpetual insurgency.
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The vast majority of examples in When We Fight and the nearly 30 year history of the Esperanza are characterized by people from within impacted communities rising up against oppression — from those living in under-resourced communities to low-wage workers to indigenous activists fighting for their land and sovereignty.
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A few months before Patou displayed symptoms of bone cancer, my right eye flamed a deep pain with movement and the glare of bright light, and I soon lost the ability to read most text for about a year, the letters rising up out of themselves: M.S.-related optic neuritis.
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Countless polls prove that voters are rising up in large numbers against GOP healthcare plans that wage a war against the poor, impose cruel premium increases against seniors and force many grandmas and grandpas out of nursing homes through a savage attack against Medicaid that the president falsely promised to oppose.
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By contrast, Cruz, in his announcement speech, asked the Christian conservatives of Liberty University to "imagine millions of courageous conservatives, all across America, rising up together to say in unison 'we demand our liberty' [and] millions of people of faith all across America coming out to the polls and voting our values."
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During the election, there was hope that all the stories of sexual assault or harassment would at least force members of both parties to consider the gravity of the issue and its shocking prevalence; there was a momentary sense of women rising up to demand better and to refuse to stay silent.
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Stand outside Mr. Simon's Bay City office and you can almost feel it, that wave of development, of strip malls and gated communities, of big-box stores with bigger parking lots, rising up from the outskirts of faraway Austin, ebbing toward Houston and gaining strength as it rolls south toward that very spot.
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For nearly two years, Nicaraguans have been rising up against the grip of one family, the Ortegas, who are accused of turning the country into a personal fief: The president has no term limits, the first lady is the vice president and their children hold top posts in industries like gas and television.
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School officials must heed the recommendations of organizations such as the Advancement Project, a multiracial civil rights group, and Desis Rising Up and Moving, which organizes low-wage South Asian workers and youth in New York City, by focusing on opportunities for collaborative problem-solving rather than simply relying on punitive disciplinary measures.
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While the American people are rising up in large numbers against the hugely unpopular efforts by President Trump and Republican leaders to impose cruel policies on the American healthcare system, Senate Republicans retreated this week but are trying again to force-feed a horrendously bad bill through the Senate in the coming days.
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In "I Feel the Earth Move," there was a sense that the dancers were in the process of rising up and banding together, but their anxiety and struggle had a superficial air, right up to the end when, in the flash of a strobe light, the dancers were caught in a midair leap.
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But that pressure comes at the same time that a groundswell of indigenous peoples across Turtle Island (the indigenous name for North America) are rising up against pipeline projects, using both legal challenges and encampments on traditional territory, as seen at Standing Rock, to assert their land rights and delay pipeline construction.
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Mysterious Land of Shaolin: The Wu-Tang Clan's Staten Island Black Star Lines: Harlem Secular and Sacred Water and Power: The Reach of the City Wildlife Burning Down and Rising Up: The Bronx in the 1970s Mother Tongues and Queens: The World's Languages Capital Trash in the City: Dumping on Staten Island and Beyond Mysterious Land of Shaolin: The Wu-Tang Clan's Staten Island Black Star Lines: Harlem Secular and Sacred Water and Power: The Reach of the City Wildlife Burning Down and Rising Up: The Bronx in the 1970s Mother Tongues and Queens: The World's Languages Capital Trash in the City: Dumping on Staten Island and Beyond If you ask any New Yorker, they'll tell you—their city is the center of the world.
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For example, various militiamen of the Revolutionary War were the perfect embodiment of an armed citizenry rising up to defy the tyranny of the British Crown (think Mel Gibson in the jingoistic classic The Patriot), or Teddy Roosevelt and the "Rough Riders" fighting Spanish colonialism in Cuba before he became that overly macho president.
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Lyrics about bumming around, falling in love, and rising up are all equal parts of a whole: When the world is against you and the causes you care about, the first step is to focus on those around you and figure out how you can come together to bash out a new way of life.
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ET features Nina Turner, the national co-chairwoman of the Sanders presidential campaign; Matt Orfalea, video producer with "Rising Up," who created a Sanders video that went viral; Matt Stoller, a fellow at the Open Markets Institute and author of "Goliath," who discusses the NBA controversy tied to Hong Kong demonstrators and China; and Rep.
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" In the second half of the novel, JumpJim describes his own parallel situation when he tells the reader, "Don't get me wrong, I believed in civil rights… but one of the reasons I liked those old [blues] songs, those disembodied voices rising up out of the past, was because they were a refuge from the world.
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Trump's new plan to poke holes in the Obamacare markets, explained What the latest Mueller indictment tells us about his strategy The brutal mirror: what the psychedelic drug ayahuasca showed me about my life Students are rising up against gun violence in the aftermath of the Florida shooting Mitt Romney said he wouldn't accept an endorsement from Trump.
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Pandey's petition is more "evidence of a global movement of youth rising up and taking their governments to court to seek protection of their fundamental rights to a stable climate system and demand science-based climate action," Julia Olson, lead counsel in the U.S. climate lawsuit and executive director of Our Children's Trust, said in an earlier statement.
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Here and there, people take breaks where and when they can—in the back of one truck, a flashlight shines from the lap of a man falling asleep on banana crates; in another, two men stand with their gloves in their pockets, the steam rising up around their faces as they spoon out noodles from hot cups of ramen.
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That said, we know there are myriad structural and cultural issues that prevent women from rising up the ranks—from women being unfairly burdened by domestic work, to their apparently destructive lack of self-confidence, to the fact that women simply aren't believed to be as competent as men, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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Not that any of us are going to rule out microtransactions—only the foolish would ever dare—but whereas Kim's millions-making freemium app is all about rising up the social strata of a select group of haves in the Hollywood Hills, ultimately becoming celebrities themselves (and ruining lives in the process), Only One appears a lot more personal.
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" Buttigieg said he had "seen in the dust of a war zone Americans who have nothing in common besides the flags on our shoulders learn to trust each other with our lives" and "seen in the ruins of factories, my city answer those who said we were a dying community by rising up together to build a better future.
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Voters are rising up against GOP healthcare plans that attack the interests of mothers raising babies through maternal care coverage that Republicans would cut and attack the health of mentally ill patients who did not have lobbyists in the secret meetings that devised these cruel and callous GOP plans that would cut coverage for them, too.
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After years of being used and abused, the Silent Majority they muzzled is rising up and its voice is Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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"At a time that the president is promoting bigotry through policing and policies, and police unions are declaring their eagerness to do so, we need actual dismantling of the NYPD's surveillance apparatus," said Fahd Ahmed, the executive director of DRUM-Desis Rising Up and Moving, a group that organizes low-wage South Asian workers and youth in New York City.
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The number of domestic bank accounts frozen as a result of the purge is over 1,700 and rising, up from 1,200 reported on Tuesday, banking sources said MbN made his first confirmed public appearance since his ousting at the funeral on Tuesday for Prince Mansour bin Muqrin, deputy governor of Asir province, who was killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday.
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Billboard's own work—like the Women in Music Awards and their feature on the most powerful 50 women music executives—has evidenced that women are definitely rising up the music business ranks, but seeing them appear so few and far between on the actual Power 100 shows just how hard it is to breach the Hoover Dam that lurks above.
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Producers Blood and especially Skrillex, of all people, have fashioned for Bieber a smooth, shimmering electrogroove that sometimes drops out but sometimes peaks with massive hooks rising up from a chorus and overwhelming Bieber's vocals entirely: fizzling honey-coated synthesizers, pitched percussion thumping under the beat, high-pitched soul sprites chirping along, even the occasional electronic pan flute (pan flute!).
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And so began the rising up of a new, very real, very raw female impatience with the same-old, same-old ways of gender inequality in politics; and in the workplace; and in the arts, media, industrial life, military life, factory life, corporate life and even in cartoon-superhero life, what with lady heroes condemned to run around in constricting bustiers.
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This summer, both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and White House press secretary Sarah Sanders appeared to use Romans 13 — a verse in which the Apostle Paul cautions an early Christian group against rising up against the Roman Empire — to argue that the Trump administration has the biblical authority to make its own rules, and that Christians have a duty to submit to them.
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It opens with a canon in which one dancer enters after another, each executing the same stately sequence: a jump from the wings; a series of sideways steps with arms extended (as if measuring the space); and, finally, a rising up on tiptoe and turning to gesture to the next dancer, until all five share the stage, their movements echoing across it.
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But what rising up from poverty did was to make me more empathetic, not less, to those who came before me: Native Americans, some of whom were my ancestors too; the downtrodden and dispossessed at the first European settlement in Plymouth Harbor; the Irish immigrants fleeing famine in the nineteenth century; and Jewish refugees fleeing hate in Europe in the 20th century.
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According to three women who have worked as SAPD officers under McManus and who spoke with me on the condition of anonymity, women on the force face demeaning comments, an isolating work environment, and professional blockades that prevent them from rising up the hierarchy, leaving the department stuck in an atmosphere of misogyny that stretches from the command staff to the rank and file.
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Our definition is a little different: It's a world where women are rising up to positions of power to lead, create, innovate and effect change; one where women are collaborating and helping each other be heard; one where we decide what we want to do with our bodies, and where we have real conversations about feminism, intersectionality, sexuality, gender, class, money, ambition, corruption and more.
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Some comparisons made elsewhere, however, are less convincing because of their generality; it is curious, for example, to match Rodin's large scale erotically driven "The Kiss" (1882), its two figures entwined rising up from their plinth, with the reclining female figures L and M from the East pediment on the basis that their sensuously clinging drapery and arching headless bodies share an erotic charge.
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This farm, a rolling 1,200 acres of scattered fields, with the blue points of the Malvern Hills rising up on the horizon, is fairly typical of British vegetable growers—harnessed to the whims of the supermarkets, pulling up baby veg to vacuum-pack into polystyrene trays, throwing away as much as they keep because it doesn't reach the specific aesthetics of Waitrose, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and the rest.
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The idea that Earth's outer shell is broken up into giant puzzle pieces, or plates, all gliding atop a kind of conveyor belt of hot, weak rock — here rising up from the underlying mantle, there plunging back into it — explains much about the structure and behavior of our home planet: the mountains and ocean canyons, the earthquakes and volcanoes, the very composition of the air we breathe.
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As it became clear that the Republicans had their back, Wall Street boomed, rising up 13,000 points from its lows during the depths of Democratic control to hitting close to 20,000 by the time Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was elected.
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Check out more videos from VICE: This August, to coincide with the new season of the acclaimed VICELAND series Last Chance High , VICE Impact will be taking a look at the individuals and local organizations that are rising up to the occasion to help disadvantaged kids and who are picking up the slack of a broken education system where too many kids are being pushed-out to failure.
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He couldn't help it, really, when it started rising up in him, the blood and heat, climbing into his face, and he could feel it—he was going to say something that he couldn't take back, he was going to say something that was the opposite of what he wanted to say, when all he wanted to do was stroke the boy's cheek and say— Sorry. Shit. Sorry.
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We drove for an hour between the airport and the city, and I found myself blinking dumbly as the familiar landscape stretched out around us: the mountains hazy in the distance, the wide freeways with grassy parks between them where you would inevitably find families picnicking — Iranians will take any stretch of grass as an opportunity for a picnic — and the hodgepodge of pale, mismatched buildings rising up as we entered the city.
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For months, we've been told that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's election was a "populist revolt," working-class, alienated white Americans dissatisfied with the growing economic inequality rising up against a self-satisfied Establishment.
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In November 2000, a US federal judge ruled in that Pitawanakwat's actions during the standoff were "of a political character" and qualified for an exemption under the extradition treaty between Canada and the US. "The Gustafsen Lake incident involved an organized group of native people rising up in their homeland against an occupation by the government of Canada of their sacred and unceded tribal land," wrote Justice Janet Stewart in her decision.
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He got a cup of coffee with the Lakers, went BACK to the D-League, managed to make an All-Defense team down there, and got another call up to the insanely bad Bulls, for whom he now finds himself running on the break while a visibly irritated Allen Crabbe chases after him, rising up off the catch, throwing down a completely uninteresting two handed dunk, and placidly jogging back on defense.
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Concern over the societal impacts of AI has been rising up the political agenda in recent times, with another committee of UK MPs warning last fall the government needs to take proactive steps to minimise bias being accidentally built into AI systems and ensure transparency so that autonomous decisions can be audited and systems vetted to ensure AI tech is operating as intended — and that unwanted, or unpredictable, behaviours are not produced.
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It's enough to say that Marx (as well as his frequent writing partner, Friedrich Engels) remains the preeminent critic of capitalism, that he saw it as a system that degrades and exploits workers, a system whose recurring problems (homelessness, inequality, an economy that bounces all over the place, plutocracy, waste, instability) are unavoidable and built into it, and that these problems would be the system's downfall, with the working classes rising up to free themselves from tyranny.
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The unprecedented surge of women who are stepping up to run for political office, more than 13,000 since election night, according to some sources, has been one positive trend we have seen in the wake of the election: Women are becoming civically engaged and rising up in all kinds of ways, as evidenced by the millions of women (and men) who participated in the historic Women's March and continue to remain active and mobilized, most recently in a national strike.
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He also points to geopolitical pull, with privacy regulation rising up the political agenda outside Europe — describing, for example, California's recently passed privacy law, which is not at all popular with tech giants, as having "a lot of similarities to GDPR"; as well as noting "a new appetite for a federal law" in the U.S. Yet he's also already looking beyond GDPR — to the wider question of how European regulation needs to keep evolving to respond to platform power and its impacts on people.
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So, just as all people need to unify behind a movement that demands equality for LGBT Americans, "we need as many people as possible fighting for the right to contraception or abortion, whether or not they have a uterus, and for rising up in resistance against the police shooting unarmed black men in the streets whether or not that are black or male, or for housing and food and health care for people who don't have those things even if they themselves do," Stryker said.
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Seven-foot Robin Lopez, not known for his ball handling, catching the ball above the key, taking Zaza Pachulia—who has, for some reason, decided to not drop back on a Robin Lopez DHO—off the dribble with a pair of big, hulking, hunched over, giant-like dribbles, rising up in the key, and slamming it down over Jordan Bell, who finds himself splayed out on the floor, embarrassed by, of all the things you could possibly end up embarrassed by, A Cool Off The Dribble Robin Lopez Dunk.
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Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images ONE: My favorite dunk of all time is Shaq posting up on Chris Dudley—a future Republican candidate for governor of Oregon—pushing him towards the rim as if he were a child, turning around, rising up, slamming the ball down as hard as possible, hanging on the rim, thrusting his crotch into Dudley's midsection, landing on two feet having banged on Dudley so thoroughly that any shred of dignity he thought he had in this life was taken from him forever.
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