"He saluted the security officers, and they actually saluted him back," Bell said.
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Homeland Security Special Agent Tony Bell testified earlier this year that Desgroux saluted security officers and they saluted him back.
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Former English captain Michael Vaughan saluted Yuvraj's spirit for life.
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He hugged his coach, Patrick Sang, and saluted the crowd.
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He also saluted volunteers for helping the process run smoothly.
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Some saluted Ford for giving a voice to other survivors.
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Twitter users have "saluted" the mother for her "courageous" deed.
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Taufatofua saluted the fans when he arrived at the mat.
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Human rights campaigners may howl, but the money has saluted.
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The crowd audibly exhaled and saluted Tanaka with an ovation.
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Others took pity on her poor boyfriend and saluted his chill.
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She saluted the women who came forward in the CNN story.
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What I am most interested is why Trump saluted at all.
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But before that, Brady saluted New England on his Twitter account.
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Three policemen saluted the ambulance from the sidewalk as it passed.
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"Always ready!" shouted a soldier as he walked past and saluted.
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Trump saluted the officer in return, and the two then shook hands.
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"But in retrospect, he has been saluted for integrity," Hulse commented. Integrity.
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PHILADELPHIA — They saluted the valor and vigor of the American armed forces.
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Earlier, some supporters chanted, "President Davis," and one man saluted the statue.
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Some people snapped to attention to show us respect; some even saluted.
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Mr. Trump quickly raised his own hand and saluted back. Maj. Gen.
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"I saluted Sean at that point," Mr. Fleischer said in an interview.
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They then saluted it, took selfies and circulated them on social media.
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And to see those images of our President shaking hands with the queen and being saluted the way he was saluted, I think shows the American people and the world something very strong and very powerful and very special.
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" Later, Brodeur saluted Lamoriello in a speech, saying, "You made me a champion.
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He shook hands with the opposition and saluted Argentina's visiting fans from afar.
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As it was carried from the hearse one boy saluted the fallen officer.
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ARROYO: The president saluted the first lady at her first public event today.
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The Netherlands' ambassador to Libya, Eric Strating, saluted Oerlemans' work when tweeting condolences.
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Diana blew a kiss to Virginia, who saluted her from behind the bar.
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The "Veep" star will be saluted at a gala performance on October 21.
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Bloomberg: Trump saluted 41's casket in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday night.
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He saluted her for winning the popular vote in the election, drawing cheers.
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Matheny saluted his team's grit in the face of a four-run deficit.
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Castro saluted his former teammates in turn as he reached the batter's box.
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Also an ENA graduate, his nomination was immediately saluted in the EU capital.
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His teammates then lined up in front of the away supporters and saluted.
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He saluted the president as he walked up, then shook his hand. Pres.
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After each of his strikeouts, he saluted the fans in the King's Court.
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The Catholic Church in Italy warmly saluted the elimination of the stepchild adoption clause.
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I silently saluted Mika for her courage, and I turned and walked toward Turkey.
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But a few steps later, they unclasped, and the president saluted a service member.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani saluted Mirzakhani in a message in Farsi, posted to Twitter.
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Helus' funeral was Thursday, and law enforcement officers saluted as his hearse traveled by.
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Kelly, who was standing near the back of the room, saluted Trump in return.
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Lines of white-gloved officers in dress uniform saluted his coffin in the street.
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Bill Clinton saluted those who "work hard and play by the rules," while Sen.
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No Kwang-chol, who was recently promoted to defense chief, the general saluted instead.
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Tucson's strength in gastronomy, as saluted by Unesco, does not solely belong to solids.
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Kim Jong Un saluted troops while his wife walked beside him, television images showed.
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"Happy Pride everyone!" a security monitor yelled to the crowd, as people cheered and saluted.
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It was cool, because he just saluted back—it's deeply wired in his military soul.
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While some Lions kneeled during the playing of the National Anthem, Rusher saluted the flag.
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Abigaill Levy Franks, a prominent woman of old New York, is saluted with a portrait.
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He saluted Montana's tradition of bipartisanship, recalling his work, as a Democrat, with President Trump.
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When the hate flag is flying, most of Trump's followers have stood up and saluted.
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It can be hoisted, saluted, folded in honor of the fallen, even burned in protest.
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Soldiers from their regiments saluted their fallen comrades as they crossed the Alexandre III bridge.
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BMW, whose X5 SUV is the group's Middle East top-seller, also saluted the move.
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The royal mom presented shamrocks to Officers and Warrant Officers, and William, 36, saluted the marchers.
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On Thursday, Gannett saluted its "dedicated employees for their commitment and hard work throughout this process."
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Chris Mutsvangwa added that the veterans saluted Zimbabwe's military for seizing power earlier in the week.
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Macho pundits congratulate Macron as if an adolescent hero, to be saluted for bedding his teacher.
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The first lady has saluted participants in the National Student Poets Program every year since 2011.
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We've saluted two presidents from opposing parties, marching off into wars and conflicts largely without question.
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As the Johnston was sinking, the crew of a Japanese destroyer saluted the vessel, he said.
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Some Packer fans also saluted and put their hands over their hearts during the National Anthem.
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In a tweet Sunday as he flew to the island, Miranda saluted the Puerto Rican spirit.
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"The generals always treated him with respect during the discussions, they even saluted him," Mukonori said.
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The Phillies also saluted first baseman Ryan Howard, whose option they will decline after the season.
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" Dubuc saluted Smith because he "asked a woman to step in and gave me full charge.
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Several members of the silver medalist Brazilian team saluted and Canada's bronze-winning team stood quietly.
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In 2012, for example, Mr. Trump saluted Mr. Arison after the Heat won the N.B.A. championship.
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He saluted friends, waved a kiss to his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, and tapped his chest.
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Remember when everybody freaked out when Obama accidentally saluted with a coffee cup in his hand?
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The most emotional moment of the night belonged to Dion, who saluted the crowd before being introduced.
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During a TV timeout, the Canucks saluted Bieksa, who played 10 seasons in Vancouver, on the scoreboard.
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"When you looked up and he got you through the seventh inning — I saluted him," Collins said.
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After a brief speech, they saluted the families and drove the boat 20 meters from the dock.
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Inside, Bob Dole, 95, was helped out of his wheelchair, stood up and saluted toward the casket.
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He smoked cigars, kept a flower in his lapel, and saluted the prostitutes who warmed his heart.
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He seemed intent on changing it from the second he saluted the judges before his floor exercise.
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In a statement on his Facebook page on Tuesday, Mr. Ramadan saluted the position taken by Oxford.
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Bansemer saluted Amazon, which recently removed 1 million coronavirus-related listings for misleading claims and price gouging.
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Sitting beside him was former President George W. Bush, who saluted the prince for "worrying" about the veterans.
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That the police arresting Mr Gayoom saluted him might, to a sensitive president, count as one more grievance.
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Carolyn B. Maloney attended along with Stewart, who saluted Alvarez's casket as it was moved inside the church.
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One analyst saluted the changes as an effort to respond to users' needs and turn the company around.
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Co-stars saluted Mayhew as a performer whose own inner poise and grace shone through in his character.
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Historically, the only thing unfailingly saluted by the NFL is profits, and these protests are cutting into profits.
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If he is, he will keep the first lady company on the sidelines while their spouses are saluted.
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Celebrating his primary victory, Mr. de Blasio saluted Ms. Nixon as one of the "architects" of his race.
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We saluted the dark, starry, silent sky, and it did not so much as whistle or wink back.
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After all, GOP senators have saluted the White House at every turn, out of fear and sometimes favor.
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Dave Henderson, who leases office buildings for medical professionals, saluted the Light Tower team during the community meeting.
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In 2014, the GOP was outraged when Obama saluted two Marines with a coffee cup in his hand.
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French President Emmanuel Macron saluted the courage of Venezuelans marching for freedom and called Maduro's 2018 election victory illegal.
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"Medical personnel, firefighters and law enforcement saluted Mr. Manchel as paramedics escorted his body to the tarmac," they added.
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It probably did not hurt that several times during the game, the crowd saluted Brady by chanting his name.
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Speakers saluted Dhaliwal as a pioneer -- he was the first Sikh deputy for the nation's third-largest sheriff's department.
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Mr. Domingo saluted the performance as "a wonderful cultural initiative," and made no reference to the allegations against him.
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Trump then saluted Bush, a gesture belying the history of antipathy between the Republican president and the Bush family.
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I tried so hard not to cry when we saluted our parents knowing that only my mom was there.
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One by one, they came to the front of the sanctuary and quietly saluted the two simple wooden coffins.
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Kramer is to be saluted for her efforts at translating them, but too often they get in the way.
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Among those commenting was Chris Taylor, who saluted the country of bone-chilling weather, socialized medicine and maple syrup.
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The mood outside — as the fans, in raptures, saluted City's players on their traditional lap of honor — suggested otherwise.
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The tributes were the first from the White House, one of few Washington institutions that hadn't saluted the senator.
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As he did, the Oregon fans who packed the end zone saluted him and the band broke into song.
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Those below saluted and set about implementing what they correctly felt to be lawful orders and duly considered policy.
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He collected over $2,000 and was invited to attend the funeral where he stood with the officers and saluted.
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But Mattis saluted and led a division of Marines in the invasion of Iraq and the march to Baghdad.
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In his first game back at Denver, he was saluted with a highlight video and a long standing ovation.
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Dozens of police saluted the vehicle carrying the officer&aposs body, and mourners placed bouquets by the Weymouth Police Headquarters.
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Speaking of tributes, Taylor was one of the many artists who saluted Lil Kim at June's VH163 Hip Hop Honors.
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"Yeah, that was my favorite shot, because after that I looked at Kobe, and he saluted me afterward," Hield said.
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" She then saluted the administration's efforts to repeal the Clean Power Plan, calling the environmental protection order "a federal overreach.
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The talk show host recorded his own tribute to the late, great lady, and saluted her spirit and total class.
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Travelers stopped and stood with their hands over their hearts, some singing along, and uniformed service men and women saluted.
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And the fans Rizzo saluted, with that priceless baseball on a rainy morning in Cleveland, can finally feel like champions.
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Yet if that was all he feared, one would expect him to have saluted and carried out the president's orders.
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Mr. Cruz went in another direction: Mr. O'Rourke should be saluted for his genuine belief in his ideas, he said.
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Trump tonight saluted a racist sheriff who is a convicted criminal and trashed a war hero who has brain cancer.
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He saluted his teammate Roberto Bautista Agut, center, who returned to play just days after the death of his father.
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A procession of Fire Department vehicles escorted his body through the streets, passing firefighters who saluted or bowed their heads.
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" Putin saluted Castro for building a "free and independent Cuba" and described him as "an influential member of the international community.
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Abrams and Gillum should be saluted for their post-election plans to build robust civic engagement operations in their respective states.
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On the 50th anniversary of Gehrig's retirement, President Bush saluted baseball's Iron Horse and Columbia alum in a pre-game video.
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Members of the military carried the former president's flag-draped casket as others lined the steps of the building and saluted.
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In a second tweet, Cruz fired back at basketball commentator Jalen Rose, who saluted NFL players and teams who peacefully protested.
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" At the time, James called the video a "must watch" and saluted the Democrat for his "for the candid thoughtful words.
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In " The Departed ," from 19543, Scorsese saluted the old movie yet again, putting the same passage from "Lucia" on the soundtrack.
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As the caravan crossed an intersection, a town policeman wearing a medical mask and white gloves stood at attention and saluted.
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In Exeter, Mr. Sanders saluted female leaders of the resistance to Mr. Trump and added a promise to his stump speech.
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Helmet-less, he raised his right hand to his forehead and saluted the fans staring down from just five yards away.
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He jumped out and was saluted by Chechnya's interior minister and his deputies, along with a group of young Chechen cadets.
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He turned and saluted Lincoln's statue, then descended the steps with a small wave and gave his supporters a thumbs up.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton saluted the win, tweeting a photo of captain Alex Morgan's tea-sipping post-goal celebration.
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Ayube said that after James' death, she learned that President Obama had saluted him as his remains were removed from the plane.
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It was a list that saluted house music, touched hip-hop crossovers, and winked to UK garage, in a really impressive way.
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When he dressed for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos, he saluted Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw by wearing his jersey.
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At halftime, Syracuse saluted Washington by unveiling his retired number 31 in the block "S" in the middle of Jim Boeheim Court.
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Jackie Brown was saluted as a career resurrector for Pam Grier in the same way that Pulp Fiction was for John Travolta.
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In his remarks after the gold medal wheelchair basketball match between the U.S. and U.K., Harry saluted the participants' spirit and drive.
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The team apparently saluted in secret and eventually when they won the match, the flag that was raised was not their flag.
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Cheap outrage politics of the "can you BELIEVE that Obama saluted the Marine guard while holding a coffee cup" variety are boring.
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It was being saluted for offering to expand its economic success, including to struggling regions that may not share tech's liberal politics.
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Other officers on horseback saluted as the cars carrying the victims passed through the streets of Buenos Aires early in the morning.
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The father saluted his son as a brilliant, adventurous and courageous man who did what he could to endure brutality and terror.
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The 10th annual show, hosted live by Anderson Cooper and Kelly Ripa, saluted everyday people doing extraordinary things to improve the world.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly has also stood, saluted and called for a Mueller-type criminal investigation, based upon his boss' claims.
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The two were saluted Thursday night at a hotel reception complete with color guard, poetry and other pageantry of American tribal heritage.
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Croatia's shirtless fans saluted their players as torrential rain lashed down on the presentation ceremony and coach Zlatko Dalic had few regrets.
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Longtime operative James Carville saluted the congressman on MSNBC on Tuesday, saying he "saved the Democratic Party" with his endorsement of Biden.
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President George W. Bush once saluted while holding his dog, Barney, but did not seem to encounter the same level of scrutiny.
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"Jack, my man," he saluted a sleepy-looking gentleman in a leather coat drinking pink champagne out of a tumbler with ice.
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But De Keersmaeker also wanted to make something that saluted Robbins's classicism and captured the musical's elemental themes of love and death.
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As the freezing rain whipped down, the massed ranks saluted in unison as their colleague's body was driven off into the downpour.
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No matter: Mr Orban saluted the "excellent result" (98% of voters rejected the EU scheme) and promised to insert it into Hungary's constitution.
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In his remarks at the closing ceremonies on Thursday evening, Harry saluted the athletes and moments that embodied the spirit of the Games.
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After it was over, the players went to center ice and saluted the fans, who were standing for much of the final minute.
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Taiwan's democratic system of government, human rights record, and open economy are "saluted" in the GOP platform, but not in the Democratic platform.
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Visibly choked up, the Kansas Republican and former Senate majority leader then saluted Bush's casket before he was assisted back into his wheelchair.
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Years ago, the museum saluted the Tuskegee Airmen, the African American pilots, navigators, bombardiers and others who performed vital services to the nation.
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By turns generous and challenging, Mr. Trump saluted Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as among his best friends in the club of world leaders.
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Wandering through the market, he saluted friends, all of whom seem to have been in prison with him at one time or another.
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As a veteran of the war in Iraq, I've saluted that flag in foreign lands and deployed with it proudly on my uniform.
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At the very least, if he insisted upon taking the shot, and insisted upon making the shot, he shouldn't have saluted with such enthusiasm.
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A pregnant Margo Price, wearing a flowing red chiffon dress with silver stars at the bodice, saluted the Grammys for including more female artists.
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He has long held ties to Charles and David Koch, whose associates have saluted him as one of the best governors in the country.
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After consoling his opponent at the net, Djokovic saluted the crowd who raised their colorful umbrellas in approval, clearly enjoying the 2016 champion's resurgence.
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After successfully catching the foul ball hit by first baseman Anthony Rizzo, the man removed his hat, saluted the stadium, and chugged the beer.
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Imagine if Obama had saluted a general in the brutal North Korean military the way Trump did at the summit in Singapore this week.
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Trump frequently salutes people he sees in a military uniform, and he saluted Singapore military officials while visiting there for the summit with Kim.
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During Monday's ceremony, the Serb component of the Bosnian national army saluted the Serb member of Bosnia's tripartite presidency, Mladen Ivanic before the parade.
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The Mets saluted Colon with a highlight video on the scoreboard as he warmed up, and the fans stood and cheered his at-bats.
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Gold, the Olympian whose career was sidetracked by mental illness, was moved to tears as the audience saluted her in a significant comeback performance.
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Clay Cane saluted the musician's refusal to conceal his gay identity, even in a time when homosexuality was considered a mental disorder or a crime.
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Bob Dole, a compatriot in war, peace and political struggle, steadied himself out of his wheelchair and saluted his old friend and one-time rival.
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On Tuesday, Dole was helped out of his wheelchair by an aide, slowly steadied himself and saluted Bush with his left hand, his chin quivering.
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Recalling his June 2015 announcement at Trump Tower, when he famously arrived by escalator, Trump saluted himself for having the "courage" to run for president.
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He has also not tweeted about the racist "alt-right" conference in Washington, in which dozens of Trump supporters Nazi saluted and celebrated his victory.
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Members of the military carried the 41s president of the United States' flag-draped casket as others lined the steps of the building and saluted.
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Soldiers saluted his body, which was wrapped in a cloth according to Muslim tradition and draped in Mali's tricolor flag of green, yellow and red.
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During a visit to the archipelago in May, Macron acknowledged the "pains of colonization" and saluted the "dignified" campaign for autonomy led by the Kanaks.
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At least one Browns fan also raised his fist in the air while those next to him saluted or held their hands over their hearts.
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We lined up in the upper room of our church and saluted the Confederate flag, even though we were in a small town in Michigan.
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On a day full of pomp and protocol, the couples were then supposed to pose for a photograph, as two Marines saluted by their sides.
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And the Prime Minister saluted the couple for raising awareness of the issues being faced by the modern world like climate change, inequality and education.
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Navas had his name chanted by the Madrid supporters, and he saluted them as he made his way to the changing room after the game.
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Just after the election, Richard Spencer told a crowd, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail our victory," and was saluted with outstretched arms in reply.
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ABC News captured footage of the moment, which shows Trump initially going in for a handshake only to be saluted by the North Korean general instead.
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As always, Bev idled her car at the curb, jogged up the porch steps, accepted the keys through the half-opened door, and saluted her farewell.
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Boise State, which found out well before warmups that it had clinched the Mountain Division and saluted its seniors about 22009 minutes before kickoff, started fast.
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He also saluted the team while accepting the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, and shared a childhood photo of him decked out in Cubs gear.
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The Full Frontal host saluted the former senator and secretary of state Wednesday while introducing her at the Women in the World Summit in New York.
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Trump saluted the sacrifices of service members overseas, and the family members striving in their absence back home, by recognizing Amy Williams, whose spouse, Army Sgt.
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" A soldier from Fort Hood, Texas, snapped to attention and saluted, "She was twenty-one years old, a fellow soldier, brave…pregnant when she was killed.
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As Mr. Wei and several others sang and saluted, his wife, Lee Pai-jan, captured the ritual on her phone to upload later to the internet.
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Severino, who had left to fierce boos in last year's wild-card game, was saluted with a rousing ovation as he walked back to the dugout.
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PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii – More than 500 sailors saluted Pearl Harbor survivor Ray Emory as he visited the storied naval base for what may be the last time.
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Together, Meghan and Harry carried a wreath to the memorial stairs and hung it on a stand, before the prince saluted in honor of the fallen veterans.
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Gauck saluted the 30 million people in Germany, over a third of the population, who volunteer their time to work with refugees and on many other programs.
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President Donald Trump, who a year ago called him "dishonest" and "weak", now saluted him as a "friend" and treated him to lunch at the White House.
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The program also showed an awkward moment in which Trump reached out to shake the hand of a North Korean general, who instead saluted the American president.
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Winslet saluted the previous year as having been a seminal year for the portrayal of women in film, before diving into thanks for her colleagues and collaborators.
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" On Saturday, May 25, Ruiz posted on Facebook, "I tried so hard not to cry when we saluted our parents knowing that only my mom was there.
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Red Sox third baseman Fred Thomas, an active-duty member of the Navy at the time, stood up straight and saluted from his spot on the field.
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I saluted their work and expressed my regret that, unlike Sue Casey, I had not done what they and the film had done: Extend humanity to Rice.
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The players, who hugged and cheered each other on the field after the game, also saluted fans before adjourning to the clubhouse for champagne and beer showers.
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After digging into the batter's box and having a word with catcher J. T. Realmuto, Stanton stepped out and tapped his chest and then saluted the crowd.
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He saluted the courage of Seong Ho Ji, a defector who lost his legs but still managed to escape to South Korea with most of his family.
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Moments later, the pope was brought by rickshaw into the tented garden of the archbishop's residence and saluted the large crowd seated in rows on the lawn.
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Moments after the casket was carried down the front steps of the cathedral, Jacqueline Kennedy was seen to whisper to John, who then saluted his father's casket.
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On Thursday afternoon, Popular Force issued a statement saying that it saluted Mr. Fujimori's pardoning but that it "disagreed with the way" the pardon was carried out.
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In an interview, she saluted "the musicality of their language, their vibrancy, their political engagement too—and yet their resolute independence of mind, purchased at a huge cost".
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Justice League's Ben Affleck, the latest incarnation of the character, saluted the '210s-era Caped Crusader Saturday, along with Val Kilmer, Will Arnett, Jason O'Mara, and Kevin Conroy.
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After all, Trump had earlier in the week saluted a general from North Korea, where the armed forces are the instrument behind the world's worst human rights record.
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"I assure you that I am in good health," said General Hifter, 75, who saluted and shook hands with well-wishers as he walked unaided from his plane.
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Wearing a three-piece olive suit and a maroon tie, Porzingis saluted a friendly face in the crowd and proceeded to what has become his customary vantage point.
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"Trump was caught off guard by the North Korean general saluting him after he tried awkwardly to shake his hand, then Trump saluted him back," Mr. Armstrong said.
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"Trump tonight saluted a racist sheriff who is a convicted criminal and trashed a war hero who has brain cancer," read Fallon's tweet, referencing Trump indirectly insulting Sen.
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In a solemn ceremony, Mr. Biden saluted Iraqi troops, trained and equipped with billions of dollars from the United States, saying he hoped they would safeguard the country.
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" She "saluted" what she called Mr. Trump's "realism" and his "desire for change," while quoting approvingly Charles de Gaulle's dictum that states have "no friends, but only interests.
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And he saluted several people in the audience while repeatedly expressing "thankfulness," recalled Bill Duffy, a middle school principal and soccer lifer who served as master of ceremonies.
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The scent of burgers, fries and victory wafted through the stately White House on Monday as President Donald Trump saluted college football's Clemson Tigers for winning the national championship.
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Foreign governments and organizations such as the UK, Azerbaijan, Iran, Spain and NATO — of which Turkey is one of the largest members — have saluted the defeat of the coup.
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The family of a man killed in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project saluted the jury that convicted a New York City police officer, Peter Liang, of manslaughter.
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Police officers and firefighters saluted as the hearse drove past on the Ronald Reagan Highway in the early morning, while others gathered along the road leading to the library.
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In an endearing gesture, the 3-year-old showed up at her funeral procession in cop superhero uniform and saluted every officer that passed by him, WSB-TV reported.
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Graham saluted those views but said that if Democrats and Republicans alike did not smack back at Putin, it would embolden the nations that Trump believes are geopolitical threats.
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" Spielberg saluted the audience's generations of Washington Post royalty, including the current owner, Jeff Bezos: "Every week, the men and women of The Washington Post, Jeff, do you proud.
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McCain is also to be saluted for casting the deciding vote against a mean-spirited repeal of the Affordable Care Act that would have left millions without health insurance.
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Reviewing the novel a quarter century after diagnosing America's literary bipolarity in "Paleface and Redskin," Philip Rahv saluted its "masterful combination"—the demotic and literary, the astringent and poetic.
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Mahamat Saleh Annadif, the secretary-general for Mali and head of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, condemned the attack and saluted the bravery of the forces.
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On April 25, the Italian holiday commemorating the end of Nazi occupation, a handful of army veterans saluted the fallen soldier at Macerata's crater-shaped Monument of the Resistance.
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State-run television showed the navy commander, Vice Admiral Shen Jinlong, and navy political commissar, Vice Admiral Qin Shengxiang, standing to attention as they reported to Xi and saluted.
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Merckx saluted the crowd and chatted with competitors before a short stop on Grand Place, where Prudhomme introduced riders to King Philippe of Belgium and Prime Minister Charles Michel.
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Palmieri had fought in defense of a teammate headed to the All-Star Game, forward Taylor Hall, and he was saluted by his coach and teammates for the deed.
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Chinese citizens bypassed the country&aposs internet firewall to read the Times&apos article, and saluted an official who the documents say stood up to the party&aposs instructions.
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The monument saluted the wartime service of some 30 Confederate veterans, who migrated to Southern California after the war and took their final rest in the surrounding cemetery plot.
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CAVALIERS SALUTED AT THE WHITE HOUSE You learn a lot about people when they are down, President Barack Obama declared Thursday, and he was not talking about an election.
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Obama saluted the N.B.A.'s Cleveland Cavaliers for rallying from behind to defeat the Golden State Warriors and end a Cleveland pro sports title drought stretching back to 1964.
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They didn't speak as they bowed their heads and paid tribute, but Trump saluted and the first lady put her hand over her heart before they turned and left.
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Representatives of the Audubon Society of Florida, who had saluted Bush's efforts on phosphorus less than two years before, said that they had no idea the legislation was coming.
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Lieutenant Gwen Smith of the Laramie Police Department told CNN that police folded the American flag properly and saluted it before returning it to the top of the flagpole.
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Yu saluted as a hero Yu's death Saturday saw many in China questioning in online forums whether women should be fighter pilots and if they were getting the right training.
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Firefighters took turns keeping vigil near Varney&aposs body and saluted as it was taken to a coroner&aposs office in a procession that included firetrucks and sheriff&aposs vehicles.
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Responding to Mr Comey's letter, Mr Trump duly saluted the FBI and the Department of Justice that controls it for their "courage to right the horrible mistake that they made".
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A 30-yard effort at the 13th disappeared into the cup before the crowd saluted a pinpoint approach to 10 feet at the next hole to produce one more birdie.
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The lights are about to go off, and Larry is being saluted by a parade of stars for whom, after all, creating a memorable goodbye is a smart career move.
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Clapper saluted Flynn's military service and noted that he had supported his appointment as director of the Defense Intelligence Agency before playing a role in removing him from that post.
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Upon retrieving the discarded American flag, the officers folded it properly and one saluted the flag as the other returned it to its rightful place atop the flagpole, Smith said.
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Irving was "a little irritated at being saluted aside of my head with a rotten pippin" but brushed it off because the assault was not aimed at him in particular.
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During his State of the Union address last month, President Trump saluted the visibly aching parents of two slain teenage girls by equating their killers with the average undocumented immigrant.
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We had a couple of beers, he wrote up an account of our conversation for his website, and even most of the commenters saluted us for sitting down and talking.
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As commander in chief, presidents have long been saluted by members of the United States military, but it wasn't until the 1980s that President Ronald Reagan began returning the gesture.
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CGT leader Philippe Martinez speaking on radio station RFI saluted those working to combat the health crisis but added that too many people were working to produce non-essential goods.
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Patrick Kennedy, a cousin of Saorise's mother Courtney Kennedy Hill, saluted Saoirse on social media and in a TV interview Friday for addressing her mental health struggles publicly in 2016.
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Instead, McGregor saluted fans and shook hands at a midweek news conference with the rugged veteran Donald Cerrone, his opponent in the main event at U.F.C. 246 on Saturday night.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska saluted Senate rules announced Wednesday for the impeachment trial that are designed to ensure senators are not distracted and can pay close attention to the proceedings.
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Dozens of firefighters saluted and formed a guard of honor as Keaton's hearse drove into a Sydney cemetery, according to pictures of the funeral posted online by the fire service.
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This is the same John McCain who met Libyan militia leader Abdelkarim Belhaj, a known al Qaeda associate, and saluted him as "my hero" during a 2011 visit to Benghazi.
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"Rafa Rafa" the crowd bellowed as they saluted their hero and he will need them behind him again in Sunday's climax against Canada at the end of an exhausting week.
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Trump filed down the plank and saluted while six service members clad in fatigues and white gloves carried an American flag-draped casket carrying Wirtz to a waiting gray van.
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Trump was saluted by Canadian Mounties as he arrived at a military base in Quebec Friday afternoon -- but it is unclear if greetings from G-7 leaders will be as warm.
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The 33-year-old royal laid a Cross of Remembrance in front of wooden crosses from the Graves of Unknown British Soldiers from the First and Second World Wars and saluted.
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They saluted Christine Blasey Ford, who testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week that Judge Kavanaugh had sexually assaulted her some 36 years ago, when both were in high school.
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The European Commission, the EU executive, saluted Macron's call as a contribution to the debate about Europe but said most of the ideas had already been implemented or were under way.
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He may be the only federal judge to have halted construction of an interstate expressway because it would have disproportionately uprooted poor people and later to be saluted for his decision.
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The tribute saluted 20 rising stars from the U.K., Canada, the U.S., Nigeria, Tanzania and India who gathered Tuesday evening in London to receive their Legacy honors from the Diana Award.
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As crowds gathered on sidewalks and parade participants clambered up on floats, Stephanni Morton and her wife posed for a photo in front of an NYPD vehicle that saluted the LGBTQ community.
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Dozens of firefighters stood at attention and saluted as the flag-draped coffin carrying Rosa&aposs body was brought out of a hospital Monday afternoon and loaded into a coroner&aposs van.
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Lamar Smith saluted President Donald Trump from the floor of the House on Tuesday evening, rattling off his first-week accomplishments but saying Trump is not getting the press coverage he deserves.
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When she died in 1997, her labour among the "poorest of the poor" was saluted by the leaders of India and Pakistan, who were neither Christian nor in agreement about much else.
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A woman who can apply a perfect cat-eye flick without extending her elbows even one inch in the moment's stop between Canal Street and Spring should be saluted, not trash-tweeted.
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Missy Elliott, Queen Latifah and Salt-N-Pepa are among the women who will be saluted during this star-studded night, and PEOPLE got a preview of their behind-the-scenes shoot.
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A photographer captured the moment Lemm's 4-year-old son Ryan saluted the flag-draped casket, a picture reminiscent of John F. Kennedy Jr. raising the same salute at his father's funeral.
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Earlier in the day, his coffin traveled through nearly 20 miles of Louisville, cheered and saluted by tens of thousands of people who tossed flowers onto the hearse and chanted his name.
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Wagner, who was saluted on social media for consoling a distraught Houston player on Saturday, could have comfortably stopped by the Aggies' locker room at halftime to offer condolences for the loss.
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They also visit Cremona, saluted by Unesco for its traditional violin-making, the walled city of Bergamo in the Alpine foothills and, outside of Bergamo, the dramatic Serio Waterfalls, Italy's highest cascades.
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In dawn's light, the Planter, flying a white sheet as a surrender flag, made it to his cherished destination: a Union Navy fleet whose officers eyed him, dumbfounded, as Smalls saluted them.
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What Chekhov said about the gun above the mantel is true, but also this: anything can be a bullet—fever unchecked, whiff of chintz, that shrapnel of stars, dizzying, we last saluted.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian "saluted the sacrifice" of the soldiers killed in combat and expressed his "condolences to their families and loved ones," in a separate statement sent to CNN.
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That being said, every unit functions on their own SOPs while downrange and there's always going to be a smart-ass butterbar who raises hell about not being saluted in a combat zone.
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Thousands of Starbucks outlets played his albums, stars like Willie Nelson and Oprah Winfrey saluted him, and Lady Gaga ceremonially lights the Empire State Building in his honor at 8:30 p.m. Eastern.
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The festivities opened with an address by the present headmaster, G.Thomas Battle Jr., to a few hundred in the school's new theater, during which Battle saluted Bill and Marvin for desegregating the school.
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Only a handful of arrests were reported in Charlottesville on Sunday, including a man and a woman who got into a fistfight after the man saluted the town's statue of Robert E. Lee.
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Kelly, whose mother is Jewish but who went to a Roman Catholic high school, saluted the Jewish holiday of Purim, which arrived this weekend, and can now say a few words in Hebrew.
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"I have saluted Trump today as always with utmost sincerity," said 76-year-old demonstrator Lee Yoon-jo, nodding at a large picture of a beaming Trump at a demonstration in downtown Seoul.
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In an emotional testimony, torture victim Marina Nemat saluted the political declaration after describing having the soles of her feet lashed at with rubber cables until they became "indigo blue" about 40 years ago.
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Stone's supporters saluted him as an early backer of gay rights and marriage equality, an opponent of animal testing and a strong advocate for the easing of New York state's tough Rockefeller drug laws.
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Earlier this month, the toddler from Rockmart, Georgia, made sure Hearne got the respect she deserved when he saluted and stood at attention for over two hours during a funeral processional in her honor.
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The flag-draped remains of firefighter Cory Iverson, 2620, were driven out of the fire zone in Ventura County, northwest of Los Angeles, in a hearse as his comrades saluted from roadsides and overpasses.
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In power since 22004, the visibly frail, wheelchair-bound 274-year-old saluted a crowd outside the Ketchaoua Mosque in the capital Algiers waving national flags and holding placards with photos of the president.
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On March 12, 1938, Austrians cheered German troops as they marched into the country, and three days later, tens of thousands on the Heldenplatz saluted Hitler as he addressed them from the palace balcony.
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After Mr. Reich committed suicide in 2013, The New York Times saluted him as among a group of innovative young dealers ''tacking against the trend toward a more button-down, sleek, big-money business.
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In a statement published on the House Speaker's website, Pelosi saluted "the heroism, dedication and skill of our military and our intelligence professionals," but she said the president must brief congressional leadership on the raid.
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Dambrot has been the Zips' head coach since 2004 and is the current chairman of the NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee... The Creighton volleyball team was saluted during one of the first-half media timeouts.
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BRIXWORTH, England, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Mercedes saluted recovering non-executive chairman Niki Lauda on Tuesday as Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton joined factory staff in celebrating their fifth straight constructors' and drivers' title double.
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"Platoons, raise your arms - salute fallen leaders," a soldier said in a loud voice as ministers and parliament members bowed their heads, while military men saluted to the sound of trumpets at Yangon's Martyrs' Mausoleum.
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When Mariano Rivera bade farewell to Fenway Park, he was saluted with a video montage and the Boston Cello Quartet's rendition of "Enter Sandman," the song that had long accompanied his entrance from the bullpen.
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The New World Order, the heel stable led by their childhood hero, Hulk Hogan, coolly saluted one another with the "Too Sweet" hand sign, so Matt uses the gesture to poke opponents in the eyes.
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Klobuchar has drawn overflow crowds across New Hampshire in recent days, and during a speech in Exeter on Monday, she proudly saluted members of the audience who were forced to watch from an overflow space.
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Michelle Obama gave her final commencement address as first lady at the City College of New York, the university's flagship campus, and saluted the American dream while also criticizing the man who ultimately defeated Mrs.
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During an interview with the New York Times last week, Trump disavowed the support of a group of white supremacists who recently held a conference in Washington, D.C. and saluted him with Nazi hand gestures.
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Perhaps the most disingenuous moment in his State of the Union address last month came when he condemned North Korea's dictatorship and saluted Ji Seong-ho, a brave man who escaped famine and persecution there.
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Second-year Tigers coach Mike Norvell, who may get offers from Power 5 programs like predecessor Justin Fuente did two seasons ago before replacing Frank Beamer at Virginia Tech, saluted his squad's focus during the delay.
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Each saluted Gucci and welcomed him home, saying a fews words about how much the trap kingpin meant to them and performing a few songs of their own before leaving, which only added to the festivities.
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"Narendra Modi is a good man, works hard and leads a life of values, so the world has saluted him," Indresh Kumar, a senior RSS leader, told a gathering of supporters to discuss India's "global march".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Knicks fans found ammunition to show their displeasure with the dysfunctional NBA team, as the Madison Square Garden crowd saluted the banished Charles Oakley during Friday's loss to the Denver Nuggets.
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Real coach Zinedine Zidane saluted the team's fighting spirit after they had looked on course to become the first defending European champions to lose their opening game of the following campaign since AC Milan in 1994.
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In early February, Trump shared a video that was edited to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripping up the text of Trump's State of the Union speech as Trump saluted a Tuskegee airman in the audience.
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After pointing out that the Celtics had been undefeated at home in the playoffs until Sunday, James saluted the forward Jeff Green, who started in Love's place and contributed 27 points and 233 rebounds for Cleveland.
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The year prior, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association saluted Gina Rodriguez — now a pop cultural lightning rod, then an up-and-coming television darling — for her heart-swelling work in the criminally underrated Jane the Virgin.
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The casket bearing Cummings' body was carried up the East Front steps of the Capitol by an honor guard and taken into National Statuary Hall, where leading members of Congress saluted the 13-term congressman from Baltimore.
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President Obama took a shot at his Republican critics as he saluted a Labor Department report showing wage gains and a rise in jobs that was modest but still pushed January's jobless rate to just 26 percent.
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U.S. National Security Council spokesman Ned Price meanwhile saluted the quick work of Afghan security forces who responded to the attack, and said the United States "condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attack" on the university.
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Had the senator from Florida merely repeated his performance in Iowa, by beating his mainstream rivals convincingly, he would have been saluted as the man to foil Messrs Trump and Cruz—and his campaign deluged with money.
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On a visit to Fiji in 2012, Wu Bangguo, a senior functionary, saluted the principle of non-interference, encouraged Fiji to adopt a "Look North" policy and complained about the "bullying" of small countries by big ones.
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In a series of emails shared this week with The New York Times, some Republican state chairmen and chairwomen and national committee members affirmed their support for Mr. Trump and saluted Mr. Priebus for standing by him.
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Irving masks injury, scores 25 in Celtics' victory NEW YORK — When it was over, Kyrie Irving shed the plastic mask and saluted some of the Boston Celtics fans chanting "MVP, MVP," as he walked off the court.
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When his book came out last year, I saluted Flake for doing something politically contraindicated and Rubicon-crossing, establishing himself as the first Republican senator to call President Trump the domestic and international menace that he is.
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Samuel DuBois Cook, a lifelong educator who was widely saluted as the first tenure-track black professor appointed by a predominantly white university in the South since Reconstruction, died on May 29 at his home in Atlanta.
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The weeks of wrangling that preceded the budget's approval and the previously announced plan to raise the deficit took markets on a roller coaster ride, but its passage by Conte's cabinet seemed to be saluted with relief.
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President Trump reflected on "American Heroes Week" on Friday, saying the White House has "celebrated, saluted and honored" U.S. military and police heroes, the same week he announced a ban on transgender people serving in the military.
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A now-deleted Facebook post indicated anger toward women and saluted Elliot Rodger, a community college student who killed six people and wounded 13 in shooting and stabbing attacks near the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 2014.
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The Red Sox saluted the career of slugger David Ortiz in a ceremony under overcast skies at Fenway Park Sunday afternoon, and baseball commissioner Rob Manfred tried to ensure that PEDs wouldn't cast a shadow on Ortiz's legacy.
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Despite failing to make the most of arguably their best chance of reaching the final since 1966, British media hailed the team as heroes with Mirror Sport declaring them "National Treasures", while the Daily Mail saluted their efforts.
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Trump, the first U.S. president to watch sumo in the sport's homeland, waved to the audience as he entered the hallowed Kokugikan and then saluted them with applause as they waved and raised their phones to take photos.
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But it was pleasing, nonetheless, for children of the British Empire gazing upon the Crown's imperial possessions to see a continent that, for a large part, still stood and saluted to the sound of "God Save the King".
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Munch's elevation over the past half century (saluted by the market, in 2012, with a hundred and twenty million dollars paid at auction for an 1895 version, in pastels, of "The Scream") has marked the baby-boom generation.
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" Mr. Stuntz also saluted Ms. Walker for overseeing "significant growth in every aspect of the organization: programming, newsroom, audience size, annual budget, program creation and innovation," especially "during a time of such dramatic disruption in the media industry.
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Thus, later, and through the entire day, the same bells ring in the ears of different characters in 'Ulysses,' the same processions are saluted in different parts of the city, the same persons are observed in different streets.
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Turkish Sports Minister Mehmet Kasapoglu defended the team's celebration, saying it was a double standard for UEFA to launch an investigation when it did not do the same for French forward Antoine Griezmann, who saluted President Emmanuel Macron.
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"The ball is a little different — whether it's the seams, it feels a little different in your hands," said Sabathia, who was here to be saluted by the fans in Cleveland, where he started his 19-year career.
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"The ball is a little different — whether it's the seams, it feels a little different in your hands," said Sabathia, who was here to be saluted by the fans in Cleveland, where he started his 19-year career.
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Before Friday's game, Boston manager John Farrell, who was both pitching coach and manager with Lackey, saluted the pitcher's comeback that culminated in the ovation he got walking off the mound winning Game 6 of the 2013 World Series.
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Uncoiling for the final time, he launched himself into his dismount and on nailing it he saluted the crowd with a raised fist, confident he would become the first Greek since Dimosthenis Tampakos in 2004 to win the rings.
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The verdict was saluted as a victory by Luigi Di Maio, Italy's vice prime minister and the political leader of the Five Star Movement, which governs in an increasingly tense coalition with the anti-immigrant League of Matteo Salvini.
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"I'm glad he's getting a proper burial, rather than ending up in potter's field," Mr. Smith said as funeral home staff members loaded the coffins into hearses and the aging veterans snapped to attention and saluted their military colleagues.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin dubbed the Russian national team heroes and proud soccer fans saluted their underdog host team after the side lost on penalties to Croatia, bringing an end to its World Cup challenge at the quarter-finals.
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On Facebook, Chughtai saluted the women who participated in the video and dedicated it to "all the youth, especially young women, who are body-shamed by teachers, students, parents and who are struggling to make their bodies a home for themselves".
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Adams had previously saluted Franklin in song back at the 2011 Grammys, when she teamed up with Christina Aguilera, Jennifer Hudson, Florence Welch (of Florence + the Machine) and Martina McBride for a 10-minute run-through of Franklin's many hits.
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Adams had previously saluted Franklin in song back at the 2011 Grammys, when she teamed up with Christina Aguilera, Jennifer Hudson, Florence Welch (of Florence + the Machine) and Martina McBride for a 10-minute run-through of Franklin's many hits.
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One provocateur and innovator saluted another: Looking at Mr. Simons's work and Mapplethorpe's, it was striking to see once again how influential each has been, and to recognize the debt contemporary men's wear owes to Mr. Simons, and photography to Mapplethorpe.
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The president saluted the work of healthcare providers whom he described as being on the "frontline" and announced immediate bonuses and pay rises for them as well as a "massive investment plan" in the nation's hospitals once the crisis ends.
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" • Best of late-night TV. Samantha Bee saluted the women who came forward with accusations of sexual misconduct against the Republican candidate in Alabama: "I hope that they are having a great day because thanks to them, Roy Moore sure isn't.
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The fans saluted Watson, 27, when the Predators announced over the public address system that they had signed him to a three-year, $4.5 million contract extension, and the forward and the team played as if inspired from the outset.
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So much so, that on his way out the door in 2016 Macfarlane was saluted on the floor of parliament by former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who called on the resources industry to "acknowledge and demonstrate their gratitude to him".
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As he saluted, demonstrators held giant U.S. and South Korean flags in front of the U.S. embassy, alongside banners in Korean and English reading "The United States is a thankful brother country that has been devoted to a free Korea".
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The segment saluted breakthroughs of women and people of color behind and in front of the camera, citing the critical and commercial success of such works as the blockbuster Marvel superhero film "Black Panther," featuring a predominantly African-American cast.
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Their outing comes two days after they took part in one of the highlights of Harry's public calendar, the awards show for WellChild on Tuesday, which highlighted the help given to the young people and saluted their courage in facing their health battles.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With a choreographed dance routine and plenty of British and American flags, students at the Los Angeles school attended by American actress Meghan Markle saluted their most famous alumna on Tuesday, days before she is to wed Britain's Prince Harry.
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The video in question showed Pelosi's viral State of the Union moment ripping up the text of Trump's speech Tuesday night, but was edited to make it appear that she ripped the speech even as Trump saluted a Tuskegee airman in the audience.
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"I just felt that after looking at the pictures of my career and some of the events that meant a lot to me, I always saluted the fans, even at different times in my career and while in different jerseys," Brodeur said.
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Hours after the swearing-in ceremony, a New York Times reporter watched about 20 motorbike-riding civilians armed with metal pipes and chains travel out of Cochabamba's main police station, as police officers saluted them and gave thumbs up on the way out.
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On Facebook, one consultant wrote, "I remember the first time I was cussed out by him"; a former employee saluted him as "truly one of a kind"; and a colleague hailed him as "one of the last of the great oil field wildcatters."
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At a ceremony marking the centenary of Russia's military intelligence agency, Putin, in comments likely to be seen as provocative in the West, saluted its operatives for carrying out daring special operations and said they provided a model for a future generation.
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Bretagne, who was deployed the World Trade Center, was given a final tribute by about two dozen members of the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department, who lined a sidewalk outside a veterinarian's office and saluted her as the ailing dog walked in.
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When she got to Viola Davis—who had earned her first Academy Award nomination for her performance as the mother of an African-American boy a priest is accused of abusing—Streep saluted her colleague as "gigantically gifted," then threw up her hands.
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Having just spent the last 217 days at the Olympic Games in Rio, where she was stunningly saluted by the Fiji rugby team, Queen Elizabeth's second child and only daughter, Princess Anne was back on home soil on Monday to celebrate her 19733th birthday.
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Just winning the first-round match has guaranteed 25-year-old Willis 50,000 pounds ($66,000), so it was no surprise he fist-pumped and saluted every winner against the world number 54 from Lithuania like he was lifting the trophy on the final Sunday.
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"President Muhammadu Buhari has saluted the public-spiritedness of wealthy Nigerians and organizations for standing up to be counted in the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic," reads a statement released Friday by Femi Adesina, the special adviser to the president on media and publicity.
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Since taking control of the primary with commanding victories over the past two weeks, Mr. Biden has saluted Mr. Sanders's policy instincts, to a point, mindful that he will need the senator's supporters to join him in the fall if he is the nominee.
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So it was on Wednesday night that several guests who work in advertising were at the Greenwich Hotel in TriBeCa, where the wine and old-fashioneds flowed freely and a new book called "The End of Advertising" and its author, Andrew Essex, were being saluted.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Robert De Niro, considered one of the finest motion picture performers of his generation, was saluted on Sunday with a lifetime achievement award from his acting peers, and used the occasion to take a veiled jab at U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Castoldi roused the fans by playing the "Let's Go, Rangers!" chant midway through a scoreless first period, then saluted the musician Greg Lake, who died last month, by playing "Karn Evil 9," by the band Emerson, Lake and Palmer, during the first-period intermission.
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In 1999, when Ted Williams came out and saluted the fans at the All Star Game at Fenway, I had a huge lump in my throat, and the producer is yelling in my ear to talk, and I couldn't, thankfully, and it was much better.
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Friends like Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Joan Osborne, and longtime Grateful Dead mates Mickey Hart and Bob Weir were among the many who lent their services and saluted the organization dedicated to expanding access to eye care in developing nations and eliminating avoidable blindness within our lifetime.
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After the game, the players skated around the ice and saluted the fans, who have come in droves to see a team that has become a symbol of peace between the two Koreas, technically still at war since the 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce.
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Inaugurating a memorial to the 22,000 soldiers under British command who were killed on June 6, 1944, and in the ensuing battle for Normandy, British Prime Minister Theresa May saluted the bravery of the soldiers, many of whom were still boys when they waded ashore as shells screamed overhead.
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After Mr. Moore gave opening remarks and saluted his wife, Anne, Mr. Kudlow expressed confidence in the nomination and offered a comedic caveat: "All those good things will come true as long as you let Anne Moore deal with the I.R.S." The audience erupted in cheers and laughter.
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As if to illustrate the imbalance between Russia and Ukraine, at the Élysée Palace, where each president was saluted on Monday by a French honor guard, Mr. Zelensky arrived first in a modest gray Renault minivan, followed by Mr. Putin in an Aurus, a massive, Russian-made armored limousine.
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Like, for instance, Quentin Tarantino, whose Pulp Fiction doesn't just inspire the film's segmented, nonlinear, everything-is-connected structure — it's also saluted onscreen via the Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace costumes that Will (Isaac) and Abby (Wilde) wear for Halloween and an opening voiceover from Samuel L. Jackson's Jules Winnfield himself.
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How to keep kids reading through the summer President Barack Obama, in a video released by the White House on Wednesday, saluted the move by the doctors' group in connection with Too Small to Fail to help "bridge the word gap'" and increase children's chances of success later in life.
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Attendees on Wednesday saw a video — narrated by Haley Barbour, the former Mississippi governor and ever-present RGA alum who held court in the corridors and at the Princess's bars — that saluted the party's outgoing governors, several of them known more for their pragmatism than for their partisanship in the pre-Trump GOP.
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That was a theme of the judicial dignitaries that saluted him at his 2013 investiture for the appeals court, as was the fact that when he was an advocate before the Supreme Court, he carried in his pockets for good luck the socks his twin son and daughter wore when they were newborns.
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News Analysis UNITED NATIONS — If one snapshot from his swing through Washington and New York this week captured the position in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel finds himself, it wasn't when he sat beside President Trump on Monday and saluted him as a modern-day Cyrus, Balfour and Truman rolled into one.
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In a compilation of catches made by the sports copy desk, John Oudens saluted his colleague Jason Bailey for spotting four errors in a single month while reviewing print page proofs between deadlines: Miomir Kecmnovic (it is Kecmanovic), Maya Dirado (it is DiRado), Kody Puderbaugh (it is Kory) and Jonathan Hankins (it is Johnathan).
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The creativity and courage of Sea Ranch's founding spirits — Mr. Boeke; planner and landscape architect Lawrence Halprin; architects Joseph Esherick and MLTW (Charles Moore, Donlyn Lyndon, William Turnbull, Jr., Richard Whitaker); graphic designer Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, and contractor Matt Sylvia — were saluted in a recent exhibition "The Sea Ranch: Architecture, Environment and Idealism," at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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For a few brief moments, Bentley, 40, poked his head out over one of the mannequins dressed in his clothes, delivered a kiss to his hand on his well-worn guitar, and saluted his pilot's uniform from the Drunk on a Plane video – and then he left his stunned audience to head off to an autograph session in the museum lobby for 100 fans lucky enough to snag a free ticket.
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All that is in doubt is whether the final destination is one that Ronald Reagan might have saluted—a country of low taxes, light regulation and free markets, in which individuals and businesses are free to seek prosperity with a minimum of government involvement—or a more nationalist, populist and even statist place, with questions of law, order, identity and cultural tradition playing a role that demagogic European politicians might both recognise and applaud.
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The dangerous, depraved cities gradually became safe for clean-living professional families who happily paid thousands of dollars to prep their kids for the gifted-and-talented test, while the region surrounding Greensboro lost tobacco, textiles, and furniture-making, in a rapid collapse around the turn of the millennium, so that Oxycontin and disability and home invasions had taken root by the time Palin saluted those towns, in remarks that were a generation out of date.
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