"If you're asking if I'm sending up a budget amendment, no, I'm not sending up a budget amendment," he said.
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But today, BMW is sending up the industry's latest trial balloon.
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It begins with each chamber sending up a flare of sorts.
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It is an issue, and they are sending up the red flares.
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Ideally, the process of sending up the next nominee would start soon.
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In other words, many other markets are still sending up warning signals.
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At one point, the Pentagon had considered sending up to 6,000 additional troops.
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At one point, the Pentagon had considered sending up to 6,000 additional troops.
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I stroke, my hands and mouth sending up bubbles that swirl to the surface.
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They confound foreign fans by sending up club chants during lulls in the action.
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Chefs were doling out eggs Benedict and waffles, sending up clouds of buttery steam.
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They're dragging something on the ground, sending up a plume of red dust or smoke.
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I'm sending up huge sprays of snow as I bail out of heel-edge turns.
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But they aren't sending up a new router or satellite; the improvements are mainly terrestrial.
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We&aposre sending up another capsule that is going to actually burrow inside the planet.
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The group became popular for making comedy skits about current affairs and sending up celebrities.
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Scientists aren't sending up balloons because they're super stoked about the eclipse, though they are (probably).
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This rocket is tasked with sending up a joint public and private satellite called GovSat-1.
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But since 2013, scientists sending up payloads have had trouble with the on-orbit utility grid.
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She has a way of sending up the flimsier aspects of modern life without seeming glib.
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A black helicopter approached, circled three times, and touched down, sending up a spray of seawater.
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By next year he hopes to begin sending up satellites that each hold some 160 experiments.
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Once established, bananas reproduce by sending up genetically identical shoots, which farmers could replant or sell.
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He's suggested he could end up sending up to 15,000 troops to deal with the threat.
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But make no mistake: Sedaris genuinely loves the world of crafting that she's lovingly sending up.
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Now NASA is sending up an experiment to see whether astronauts can grow Chinese cabbage in orbit.
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Tonight's mission will be sending up a 3,500-pound satellite called SAOCOM 1A for Argentina's space agency.
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Europe's main launch provider, Arianespace, is sending up a military satellite for France, using a Soyuz rocket.
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Instead, it's a wide stretch of dirt, sending up thick clouds every time a van thunders through.
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The United States is considering sending up to 5,000 more troops beyond what NATO allies offer, officials say.
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What we're hearing: While the White House woos moderate Hill Democrats, the lawmakers are sending up emergency flares.
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Like all of us, it aches, sending up moans from the pit we balance on the edge of.
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A onetime teacher of literature at M.I.T., Gurney also enjoyed sending up the jargon and dogma of academia.
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In the commotion, one of the engines almost ran out of oil, sending up clouds of white smoke.
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The company has plans to launch up to 24 missions this year, sending up 60 satellites per flight.
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Tonight, the company is tasked with sending up a hefty communications satellite for operator Hispasat, called Hispasat 25W-21.
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"Lauren, we love you and we're sending up prayers for you and your sweet family," Little Big Town commented.
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The first Block 5 rocket is slated to launch in late April, sending up a communications satellite for Bangladesh.
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She saw it crumple, sending up a giant cloud of dust and emitting a roar as the concrete split.
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The Ferguson fire was churning northward within Sierra National Forest, sending up smoke that obscured valley views in the park.
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That's why BEAM, Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, is an essential experiment NASA is sending up to the station on Friday.
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The next flight after It's Business Time will be one for NASA, sending up 43 standardized small satellites called CubeSats.
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But instead of action movies, Henson and his team are sending up old noir movies and 1980s buddy-cop flicks.
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It's like how NASA now pays SpaceX for some of its launches instead of sending up all its own rockets.
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Investors have responded enthusiastically, sending up its share price by 20% this year, outperforming retail and and luxury sector indexes.
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The flames gained renewed strength Wednesday, sending up thick smoke that officials say is creating unhealthy conditions in some neighborhoods.
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One large piece of the Falcon 123 rocket plummeted into the ocean, its impact sending up a mushroom-like plume.
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The Geminids meteor shower peaks on Friday night, sending up to 120 multicolored meteors across the night sky per hour.
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He is mocking self-importance when he discusses the gravity of having a "platform," sending up comics with a message.
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But there is only one "SNL," a show that has been sending up presidents since Gerald Ford first fell down.
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That fire had grown to 11,000 acres, sending up billowing gray smoke that could be seen from downtown Los Angeles.
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Though he often takes a kid-glove approach when sending up his coworkers and bosses, his illustrations are still revealing.
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The rocket is slated to take off from California on Thursday, sending up an Earth-observation satellite called Paz for Spain.
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Instead, it wants to capitalize on the small satellite revolution by sending up a handful of tiny spacecraft at a time.
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You remember the album cover: That cover, sending up Dave Chappelle's own parody of the Purple One's breakfast prowess, was inspired.
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Throughout the week, Trump appeared to be sending up trial balloons on the nature of power -- sometimes flippant and sometimes sinister.
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Sending up the classic leading ladies of Hollywood was easy for him because he had been worshiping them all his life.
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He laid his plans carefully, sending up dozens of toy helium balloons to select the perfect target based on wind patterns.
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November 8, 8: Images from Cindy Sherman's "centerfolds" series, photographs sending up men's magazine pinups, go on view at Metro Pictures.
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Each was loaded with petroleum products, and the Front Altair burned for hours, sending up a column of thick, black smoke.
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Also, Adidas is sending up a machine that makes its BOOST shoe soles, just to see how it works in space.
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Trump was reportedly considering sending up to 4,000 more troops to train and advise Afghan forces in the ongoing counterterrorism fight.
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It launched its Western Union Connect system in October last year, followed by a partnership with WeChat for sending up to $100.
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Canada has since replaced the mechanisms with spares, but the country is sending up another one just in case there's another failure.
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The explosion occurred earlier on Monday, sending up plumes of smoke and prompting BASF to turn off some of its production facilities.
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The department has to get clearance before sending up a drone, a process that, Mr. Herlocker said, should take about 15 minutes.
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As the boat moved farther on I saw the shoreline more closely — a funeral pyre, a cremation sending up flames and smoke.
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A flamboyant turn from Isabelle Adjani doesn't hurt either, with the star sending up her own image as an aloof leading lady.
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It is a plant that spreads rapidly, rooting along its trailing stems and sending up flowers from its more upright new growths.
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The path to that goal includes sending up a half-humanoid robot called "Vyommitra," whose face resembles that of a human woman.
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PARELES Here's a new holiday ditty in a Randy Newman mode, sending up Christmastime consumerism with a loving pat on the head.
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He appeared in the 403 science-fiction spoof "Galaxy Quest," in a role sending up classical British actors relegated to lightweight fantasy fare.
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And because countries like China are sending up their own navigation satellites, the US has less mutually-assured-problems protection for its constellation.
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Roadblocks have been set up to keep the area around the launchpad, which still appears to be sending up heavy smoke clouds, clear.
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Meet the Astronauts Who Will Fly the First Private "Space Taxis"Soon, NASA will be sending up its first cohort of commercial astronauts.
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Tires burned, sending up thick black smoke, in a town which would normally be busy with tourists in the run-up to Christmas.
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One involves NASA sending up two WB-57F jets to trace the path of totality and capture the corona with specially mounted telescopes.
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At a time when many American leaders were cautiously optimistic about the war, at least in public, Lansdale was sending up warning flares.
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Nasdaq and technology stocks are sending up warning flares that the broader market may be getting ready for a late-summer sell-off.
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The blast destroyed the front of a Big-C supermarket, scattering debris over a wide area and sending up a column of black smoke.
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No doubt, she's sending up a signal -- to her estranged hubby, Offset ... and possibly to all the future suitors waiting to shoot their shot.
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Because the ensuing lawsuit, you can literally see the marketing group is sending up stuff, the legal guys are trying to see this stuff.
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The Gaza protesters set tires ablaze, sending up thick plumes of black smoke, and hurled firebombs and stones toward Israeli troops across the border.
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The Obama administration has acknowledged it is sending up to 50 Special Operations forces to secret locations in the war-ravaged Middle East nation.
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The water knocked out the backup power keeping the volatile chemicals cool, which later caused an explosion sending up thick plumes of black smoke.
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Using a power drill, he began to remove the bolts securing each of the box's legs to the concrete, sending up clouds of dust.
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Rocket Lab, which just raised $140 million after sending up its own first commercial mission to space, is also very focused on this problem.
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SpaceX's official mission overview for this one basically doesn't even mention the Zuma, except to note that that's what they're sending up into space.
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Four major items loom: taxes, health care, the budget and an infrastructure bill that the administration will reportedly be sending up to Congress soon.
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He turned right for no reason, and on that block, as he walked, some invisible industrial fan seemed to whir violently, sending up trash.
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But maybe, just maybe, this is one last piece of performance art—a way of sending up Silicon Valley even as he leaves Silicon Valley.
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After all, the small satellite business is booming; companies like Planet are sending up dozens of satellites in a single launch to monitor the Earth.
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The main rocket will have 31 main Raptor engines and be capable of sending up 150 tons to low Earth orbit, according to that presentation.
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Mexico will be sending up a micro-rover on the Peregrine, marking the first time the country has ever sent something to the lunar surface.
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"Saturday Night Live" addressed the latest issues surrounding the Trump administration in a "Meet the Press" spoof sending up Republican lawmakers for its cold open.
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The company has been very clear that it wants to launch its rockets as frequently as possible, eventually sending up a vehicle every three days.
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It weighs very little, but the quality is good enough for use in broadcast, which means it is perfect for sending up with a drone.
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The Pentagon is sending up to 100 more Marines to Afghanistan to help shore up internal security for the current contingent of troops already there.
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He then began to establish an inner perimeter, and was sending up a beanbag shotgun that had been requested by the officers closest to Boyd.
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Hundreds of domestic and international flights were disrupted in 2016 when a volcano erupted on Bali's neighbouring Lombok island, sending up columns of ash and debris.
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Sending up these two test spacecraft — named Microsat-221a and Microsat-29b — is a big first step in SpaceX's long-term plans to create satellite internet.
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I could tell he was sending up the sort of heavy-metal performance we were trying to do, always with a twinkle in his eye, laughing.
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The objectives: Perfecting plants for space: Researchers are sending up strains of Arabidopsis thaliana, the fruit fly of plant research, which produces different amounts of lignin.
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Nero had caught the scent at the roots of an oak, sending up clumps of dirt as Mr. Tarandek twisted a spade into the black earth.
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Now, Astrobotic is tasked with sending up to 14 NASA payloads to the lunar surface on the first flight of its six-foot-tall Peregrine lander.
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In U.S. equity markets, investors took Qualcomm's deal to buy NXP Semiconductors for about $29.0424 billion as a sign of confidence, sending up shares of both.
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In the aftermath of former FBI Director James Comey's testimony, the company decided to promote its American-made vodka by sending up Trump's alleged ties to Russia.
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"If you have something like 50 years, that could deflect it enough, and it might be a whole lot simpler than sending up nuclear weapons," Dworkin says.
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Domestic manufacturing also boomed last year, posting year-over-year emissions increases of 5.7 percent and sending up 55 million metric tons more carbon than in 20183.
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These scenes come close to sending up Amour, in which Trintignant's Georges agrees to kill his wife in order to spare her another return to the hospital.
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The launch, which was delayed from its original target date in October, will use the booster that landed after sending up the Iridium-2 mission in June.
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Artists are constantly sending up tradition and the scene through their art, only to see the cycle repeat itself as their own work becomes staid and canonical.
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When asked in London why North Korea has continued its nuclear program, Trump told reporters that "he definitely likes sending up rockets, doesn't he," referring to Kim.
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"States are sending up so many distress signals, and the federal government seems oblivious," said Cathleen Palm, founder of the nonprofit Center for Children's Justice in Pennsylvania.
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Along with CIMON, SpaceX is also sending up an instrument that will be attached to the outside of the ISS to measure the temperatures of plants on Earth.
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But the Falcon Heavy could still perform other tasks for NASA, such as sending up pieces of the Deep Space Gateway or sending cargo to the lunar surface.
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Sending up that flare has tamped down inflation expectations as markets view the Fed preferring pre-emptive hikes rather than waiting for inflation to hits target, Kashkari argued.
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One last question about "The Orville": why bother, when "Galaxy Quest" did such a wonderful, warmhearted job of sending up the "Star Trek" cosmos almost 20 years ago?
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One of her first conceptual pieces — sadly unrealized — involved sending up a fleet of jets from the Yugoslavian Air Force to fly in formations of her own devising.
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I've mostly performed alongside other cabaret/literary performers who are really established and so not of the same ilk as the kind of performer who Barbara is sending up.
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SNL's response, in sending up Mr Spicer, is to shift the focus onto one of the relatively normal players in Trump world, to show how pervasively strange it is.
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Tomorrow morning, private spaceflight company Orbital ATK will get back to resupplying the International Space Station for NASA, sending up 7,400 pounds of supplies inside its Cygnus cargo capsule.
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On Wednesday, SpaceX is set to launch its second Falcon 26 rocket of the year, sending up a satellite that will provide secure communications for the government of Luxembourg.
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When it began sending up the New Shepard, in April 2015, Blue successfully separated the capsule from its booster, which houses the propulsion system, and then reclaimed the capsule.
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Concerned that the raccoon had become trapped, Twitter users called for a host of inventive solutions, including sending up a hot air balloon to take the raccoon to safety.
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Sending up their off-screen personas -- all of the actors have remained prominent in the public eye in the ensuing decades for various reasons -- made for a fresh take.
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"Saturday Night Live" skewered 2020 Democratic candidates' CNN/Human Rights Campaign Foundation town hall on LGBTQ issues in a star-studded cold open, with Kate McKinnon sending up Sen.
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This mission is tasked with sending up the latest batch of internet-beaming satellites for SpaceX, adding on to the roughly 215 satellites the company already has in orbit.
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At this point, sending up the plain-spoken virility of Ernest Hemingway — perhaps the most parodied of all American writers — may indeed be like shooting fish in a barrel.
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The contract outlined that Dearborn police would hold ICE detainees in its 20-bed facility in exchange for sending up to 20 long-term prisoners to the Battle Creek jail.
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Chapman allowed a one-out single to Jose Ramirez, and Terry Francona tried to take advantage of the baserunner by sending up Yan Gomes to pinch-hit for Lonnie Chisenhall.
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GENEVA/LONDON (Reuters) - An unmanned Iranian boat skips over the waves at full speed and rams into a U.S. aircraft carrier, sending up an orange fireball and plumes of smoke.
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The Falcon 9 was tasked with sending up one of SpaceX's Dragon cargo capsules, filled with food and supplies for the crew of the International Space Station, and that's what happened.
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Early Friday morning, SpaceX will launch its 242th cargo mission to the International Space Station for NASA, sending up nearly 27,21 pounds of supplies on top of its Falcon 24 rocket.
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The Delta II, a vehicle manufactured by the United Launch Alliance that first launched in 22, will fly one last time, sending up an Earth-observing satellite into orbit for NASA.
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If ya missed it, Big Blue's exhibition game against the Angels was cut short when a waste water pipeline burst, sending up a stench worse than Yu Darvish's World Series outings.
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The company ended a record-breaking 2018 with the company's 21st launch of the year, sending up the first of the Air Force's new network of GPS (Global Positioning System) satellites.
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Sending up few extremely costly satellites can tamp down on risk-taking, because there's no good way to fix a problem in a far-out orbit, or change design before launch.
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"The problem is people have been sending up balloons and airplanes into thunderstorms for decades, and the measured electric fields are nowhere big enough to create a spark," Dr. Dwyer said.
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Swarm Technologies is a fairly new player in the space field, with hopes of eventually sending up to 100 satellites into orbit to beam global internet coverage to Earth for connected devices.
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Footage circulating online showed two apparent U.S. Navy transport craft maneuvering off a beach in Janzour, east of Tripoli, sending up plumes of spray as American forces were ferried from the shore.
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Well, after the company sent me a second unit when I discovered the hard way that the first had been damaged in shipping, sending up sparks during my first attempt to cook.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A storage bunker at an industrial waste treatment plant exploded at the port of Antwerp in northern Belgium on Friday, sending up a dark cloud of smoke hundreds of meters high.
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A OneWeb representative told me that this launch is meant to "verify the satellite design and validate the end to end system," which is probably a good idea before sending up 600 more.
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"Today, Colombians are bidding farewell to decades of flames, and sending up a bright flare of hope that illuminates the entire world," UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said at the signing ceremony.
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Original: After a month-long break from spaceflight, SpaceX is slated to perform another rocket launch and landing out of Florida this afternoon, sending up a communications satellite for the country of Qatar.
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Mattis proposed sending up a jet fighter to escort the next drone; the White House approved, and when an Iranian Air Force jet approached the drone the American fighter nearly shot it down.
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Before presenting the Oscars for documentary short and live-action short, Tiffany Haddish and Maya Rudolph drew laughs sending up the academy's progress in with representation of minorities, both among presenters and nominees.
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It has been 311 years since the opera had its premiere, sending up the politicians of his day, and 20 years since Mr. McVicar created his production, which satirized a whole new age.
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Dramatic footage had showed Mnangagwa walking off the stage in a Bulawayo stadium and into a crowded tent where the blast occurred seconds later, sending up smoke as people screamed and ran for cover.
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There are other live stream options, as well: the Eclipse Ballooning Project — a collection of students from colleges, high schools, and other groups — will be sending up 55 high-altitude balloons during the eclipse.
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Nighttime photos released Wednesday by the U.S. Geological Survey show the flames spouting from road cracks in the Leilani Estates neighborhood where the volcano has been sending up lava through vents in the ground.
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" Over the next month, Cohen began sending up flares, signaling that he was considering cooperating with federal prosecutors and that his ultimate loyalty would be not to Trump, but to his "family and country.
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Irreverence can be a form of homage, and the thirty-four-year-old Feiffer gets cheeky with Chekhov's delicate realism, sending up his habits of exposition and repetition, along with his play's central conceit.
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Mount Etna, Europe's largest and most active volcano, has been grouchy in recent weeks, sending up plumes of glowing red lava and ash that could be seen for miles from its peaks in Sicily.
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Charles Gabriel, chef and owner, is still downstairs in the kitchen frying up chicken pieces in one of the dozen black cast-iron skillets he prizes, sending up fresh batches one at a time.
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In Douma, the largest town near Damascus and site of an alleged chemical attack in April, trucks and bulldozers work around the clock to clear the remains of destroyed buildings, sending up clouds of dust.
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The University of Colorado at Boulder is sending up live mice to the ISS, and engineers noticed that some of the animals' food bars, provided by NASA Ames Research Center, had some mold on them.
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Rather than erecting scaffolding or bringing in a mechanical platform to inspect things like roofs and chimneys, the job can be done instantly, and probably for less money, by sending up a drone-mounted camera.
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Mr. Arnold recognizes the absurdity of his playing Bob Woodward — a minor celebrity investigating a minor-celebritocracy — and "Hunt" is at least half a comedy, sending up its star's manic obsession and D-list status.
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This weekend's episode of "Saturday Night Live" offered no shortage of celebrity guests sending up themselves and other famous figures, starting with the show's opening sketch, which once again featured Alec Baldwin as President Trump.
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The mostly young protesters used felled trees and large rocks to block roads, as well as piles of tires set on fire, some of which still smoldered on Sunday, sending up thick clouds of black smoke.
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Today brings historic firsts for both SpaceX and Bangladesh: the former is sending up the final, highly updated revision of its Falcon 29 rocket for the first time, and the latter is launching its first satellite.
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It also comes as the Trump administration mulls sending up to 5,000 more troops to Afghanistan, continuing a 15-year war that has frustrated some Americans tiring of US involvement in Middle Eastern and South Asian conflicts.
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Winds gusting to nearly 20 mph (32 kph) at times drove the fire through dense chaparral on the foothill slopes and along ridgetops, sending up an enormous column of smoke that smeared the sky for miles around.
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Investors have decided that, at least for now, war between the U.S. and North Korea is much less likely than it seemed last week, sending up stocks today with their greatest gains in at least two months.
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On Wednesday evening, Senate Democrats were sending up trial balloons: What if they cut a deal with Senate Republicans in which Gorsuch gets through and they preserve their filibuster power for Donald Trump's next Supreme Court nominee?
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Dorian parked over Grand Bahama and the Abaco Islands, lashing residents with powerful winds and sending up to 25 feet of storm surge into low-lying neighborhoods still trying to rebuild from Hurricane Matthew three years ago.
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These loosely affiliated, offbeat miniaturists were sending up the format of traditional jokes by undercutting the expectation of a punch line, using textual elements (odd spacing, spelling, punctuation), creating tiny scripts or warping grammar to comedic ends.
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Sending up less crew would free up room on the Soyuz, and that space could then be sold to paying customers who want to sent cargo up to the ISS or tourists looking to visit lower Earth orbit.
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And, indeed, that effervescent production, which made Sutton Foster a star, erased, or at least plowed through, most misgivings with precision tap-dancing and quirky performances that emphasized sending up, rather than accepting, the mores of the 1920s.
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The Art Ensemble never liked playing at places like the Five Spot, and its entry that evening was a way of sending up the institution of jazz clubs, which tended to give high black culture low-budget treatment.
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The intelligence agencies fiercely want to protect their sources and methods, and the big users of this data say collecting it is useless if the government is going to spend weeks or months before sending up an alert.
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On May 9th Mr Bolton reviewed war plans, updated at his request, that call for sending up to 120,83 troops to the Middle East if Iran attacks or restarts work on nuclear weapons, according to the New York Times.
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Robotic science missions to Mars and other worlds could launch on the vehicle, or the Falcon Heavy could be used in NASA's plans to go back to the Moon, by sending up cargo, landers, habitat modules, and even people.
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The OSIRIS-REx mission will be launched atop one of United Launch Alliance's powerful Atlas V series rockets—the same rocket series responsible for sending up both New Horizons and Juno—in its thirteenth major mission flight for NASA.
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The officers had been out on an afternoon call looking for a man with a rifle, but their attention was drawn to Mr. Noble's truck after his tires screeched at a traffic light, sending up smoke from burning rubber.
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Bronson goes out and has 30 points Friday, and then Bronson at the news conference maybe says something that hits home about his Native American culture and people: what's going on, the amount of military they're sending up there.
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At points, the gusts tipped the balloons toward the packed bleachers on Central Park West, sending up shrieks from the crowd as Ronald McDonald or a Power Ranger lurched above, then cheers as soon as they were upright again.
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The show is brilliant at sending up the anxieties and pathologies of the city's yuppies, but characters outside this circle are often made relatable to HBO's audience by being supplied with some quirk, hidden talent or non-normative sexuality.
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But where SNL (and Baldwin) have had a field day sending up Trump and his vice president, Mike Pence (played by a smirky Beck Bennett), the show has had a much tougher time spoofing the women in Trump's life.
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CIMARRON, N.M. – A wildfire raced across a swath of tinder-dry forest in northeastern New Mexico on Friday, sending up a thick plume of smoke that forced residents to flee their homes as heat and wind threatened to drive the flames.
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"Once it gets blocked out it's going to change the temperature dramatically, some say about 10 degrees in a matter of seconds," said Stewart, whose group is sending up an atmospheric-sensor package in a weather balloon to measure the changes.
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"I dedicate this to all the Indigenous kids in the world who want to do art and dance and write stories," he said in his speech, sending up a beacon for Indigenous artists in the lily-white space of the Academy.
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Firms must comply with the new rule no later than April 10, but financial services opponents have been sending up smoke signals that they expect the new Trump administration to put on the brakes or move to kill the rule.
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According to his friends, Cohen has been agonizing over hearing nothing from the President as he's being investigated and has been sending up flares this past month, signaling that his loyalty would be to his "family and country," not to Trump.
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Still, as conservatives start to grapple with the possibility of life as the minority party next year, they are sending up flares about the possibility of a wall-for-Dreamers deal and warning it could backfire with the GOP base.
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Maybe this is all part of the 35-year-old's creative process or maybe he's just sending up the blood pressure of his fans for no good reason, but Timberlake's hints have us all eager for whatever he drops next.
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South Korea was praised for its use of sending up-to-date emergency alerts to citizens, which experts say has helped "flatten the curve" of infections, a reference to slowing the rate of infection to help ease the burdens on hospitals.
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This mutation of two Warner Brothers tent poles (the DC Universe and the "LEGO Movie" franchise) is less a "real" Batman movie than a spoof of the property, with gags explicitly sending up earlier onscreen incarnations of the Caped Crusader.
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Mr. Trueba skillfully blends genuine and mock period footage to conjure the era, while Mandy Patinkin, as a blacklisted screenwriter; Cary Elwes, as a loutish American leading man; and Clive Revill, sending up John Ford, ably help represent the Hollywood contingent.
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Even as the show is sending up Mr. Van Damme's signature balletic splits and his troubled personal life, the tone wobbles — you're not sure whether you're supposed to be laughing along with him or giving him a shoulder to cry on.
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"Godot" (2008) is Ferlinghetti's red and black abstract portrait of Samuel Beckett's perpetually delayed arriver, and the small-scale "Wooden Novel" (2001) is a painted woodblock sculpture shaped like a hardcover book, sending up the limited emotional and intellectual range of midlist novels.
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This show revels in sending up the archetypes of the American high school experience, but it's also invested in making sure that its examinations are as thoughtful and revealing as they are, well, full of poop jokes and 3D renderings of hand jobs.
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It's also an excellent argument for sending up multiple types of different rovers to a planet to deal with all the different kinds of terrains they need to explore—perhaps, for instance, the rover NASA has been working on for asteroid exploration.
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After doing an S.O.S. on Insty, and sending up my prayers, a magical angel appeared next to me with an extra REVOLVE wristband and I was all of a sudden part of the TDE crew carrying their sound equipment into Merv Griffin.
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Satirists as prototypical nice Jewish boys (even if only two of the three members are Jewish), Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone made their name sending up celebrity culture and popstar ego, but they did it without leaving their targets burnt.
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Brazil hopes to get a piece of the $300 billion-a-year space launch business by drawing U.S. companies interested in sending up small satellites at a lower cost from the Alcantara base run by the Brazilian Air Force on the Atlantic coast.
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During an Oscar broadcast that's so far devoted to sending up Hollywood's whiteness, Chris Rock invited none other than Stacey Dash onstage as the Oscars' new director of its "Minority Outreach Program" and to wish the audience a Happy Black History Month.
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So, while us Brits were eschewing Spam as undesirable processed ham, fit only for Monty Python sketches sending up the silliness of the word itself, on the coast of the South China Sea, people were thrilled to taste the flavours of the West.
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The spill comes less than a year after a pipeline owned by Plains All American Pipeline ruptured in Santa Barbara County, just northwest of Ventura County, sending up to 2,500 barrels of crude gushing onto the shore and into the Pacific Ocean.
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In a few seconds, the remains of the 1.2 km (1,300-yard) elevated road that had connected the port city with southern France fell to the ground with a roar, sending up clouds of cement dust and prompting scattered applause from onlookers.
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P&G has already trialed this approach with its Tide Super Bowl campaign "It's a Tide Ad," which starred "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour sending up typical ads for cars, beer and perfume in a spot that had more than 5 million views on YouTube.
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But, perhaps in a collectively unconscious bid to soften the inherent horror of the actual murders, the public persisted — and thus began a ghoulish, annual Trick or Treat tradition of pushing the boundaries of good taste by sending up figures ripped from the headlines.
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In his heyday, from the mid-1960s into the 1980s, he and his compatriots created what became known as ridiculous theater, borrowing (and twisting) plots from legend and literature and old movies and sending up political hypocrisy, social politesse and behavioral and sexual norms.
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Ensconced at the far end of the firm's equity desk, his four computer screens flash an array of color-coded execution cues, and he is a frequent target of good-natured trading-room banter, sending up his supersize console, his youth and even his Indian accent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. defense official has presented an updated military plan to President Donald Trump's administration that envisions sending up to 120,000 troops to the Middle East should Iran attack American forces or accelerate work on nuclear weapons, the New York Times reported on Monday.
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Original: SpaceX is set to launch its first Falcon 215 rocket of the year this morning out of California — a flight that will also mark the first orbital mission of 22019 for the US. The company will be sending up 10 satellites for long-time customer Iridium.
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Episode 3.08 was shot after Downton's first season became a smash hit, and it takes deep delight in sending up her other character's prim and proper image, sending Rachel on a spree of drugs, sex, and cursing that seems designed to make you cry out, "Lady Sybil!" in shock.
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At the same time, it would be interpreted as a signal that the White House is only interested in a fight with Republicans by sending up a 66-year-old first-term liberal senator to replace one of the most admired conservatives justices of all time, Antonin Scalia.
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When Ernesto Che Guevara, then a minister in the Cuban government, spoke at United Nations headquarters, a 0003-inch bazooka was fired at the building from Long Island City in Queens, across the East River; the shell fell a few hundred yards short, sending up a plume of water.
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I was at the birth of this "Loon" project in New Zealand seven years ago: When Loon people get expansive, they talk about many thousands of balloons spinning around the globe, designated recovery centers to bring down flagging units, and operations centers sending up dozens of replacements every day.
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"He just assumed that whatever he could get Pelosi to agree to that would be it and in the process bypassed the practice since 2628 of sending up a discussion draft and having a mock mark-up where we can have an impact on the implementation," Cornyn said.
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She remains at her best in intricate bits like one sending up the impossibility of a woman "having it all": She runs down a litany of unrealistic expectations for women before juxtaposing it with the simplicity of male ambition, which involves a sandwich and part of the garage.
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She was whisked away from the industrial hellscape of her copper mining Montana hometown to a life in the public eye as an author, journalist, female film pioneer and always a provocateur — sending up social norms throughout her career, with a special focus on staid notions about women and sexuality.
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Reports surfaced later Thursday that Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE will sign an order sending up to 800 troops to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Trump announced he was sending up to 1,000 troops to the southern border to help secure it, and the White House floated using executive actions to shut down the border to all Central Americans, including those in the caravan who hope to seek asylum in the U.S. as they flee violence in their home countries.
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As the planet continues to heat up, policymakers are giving increasing attention to the idea of "geoengineering" -- manipulating the environment to counter the effects of climate change, for example by intentionally sending up rockets or airplanes to put a lot of dust into the stratosphere, in order to cool the earth by blocking sunlight.
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Including an Adidas experiment to see how it can manufacture midsoles in space; a project from the faucet maker, Delta, to see how water droplets form in zero gravity; and Emulate is sending up an organ-on-a-chip to examine how microgravity affects intestinal immune cells and how heart tissue can be cultured in space.
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Though Congress has until the end of September to pass legislation preventing another funding lapse, lawmakers are sending up warning signs to their colleagues and the White House that they are heading toward a fall train wreck, with deadlines for raising the debt ceiling and preventing across-the-board budget cuts and the second shutdown of the year all in the same month.
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When he ventured from novels into playwriting with "Wanda June," which opened on Broadway in the wake of his 1969 antiwar masterpiece, "Slaughterhouse-Five," he was sending up a particular breed of man: a swaggering, bellicose bully who subscribes to a cult of manliness that valorizes combat, loves nothing more than slaughter, and views the purpose of women as sex, reproduction and servitude.
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Nanoracks is sending up a payload platform that will show off how it can use a robot to cut material very similar to the upper stages used in orbital spacecraft — something Nanoracks wants to eventually due to help convert these spent and discarded stages (sometimes called "space tugs" because they generally move payloads from one area of orbit to another) into orbital research stations, habitats and more.
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Sending up the 247s detective movie craze, Mr. Simon wrote this broad satire of the Agatha Christie-style manor mystery with an all-star cast (including Peter Sellers, David Niven, Peter Falk, Maggie Smith, Eileen Brennan, Alec Guinness, Elsa Lanchester, James Coco and Nancy Walker) playing satires of such classic characters as Charlie Chan, Miss Marple, Sam Spade, Hercule Poirot, and Nick and Nora Charles.
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The gratuitous descriptions choke (a kitchen shines in "a pee-tinted light"), and it can be hard to see the characters through all their quirks (Tom's infatuation with unicorns, Mishti's Bollywood romance movies), moving about as though with lifeless stage direction and sending up convoluted thought bubbles in their every interaction ("I thought in all plainness," says Nell, "that I would now expressly die").
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Kevin Fallon, The Daily Beast: Schumer is an expert at not just sending up the self-absorbed white girl, but finding a way to deepen the characterization beyond the comedy trope—in other words, to sustain more than just a comedy sketch, but an entire movie...Schumer is great at projecting confidence that presents itself as painfully awkward, but also at underwriting all her comedy bits—even the tired selfie ones—with insecurity.
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SS: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past"~ F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby "But the horses didn't want it— they swerved apart; the earth didn't want it, sending up rocks through which riders must pass single file; the temples, the tank, the jail, the palace, the birds, the carrion, the Guest House, that came into view as they issued from the gap and saw Mau beneath: they didn't want it, they said in their hundred voices, "No, not yet," and the sky said, "No, not there.
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There is the naked couple in Black Rock City wearing sunglasses with "censor-bar"-like rectangles glued on, sending up sanctioned censorship norms in our society; the woman wearing a cheerleader suit with clear plastic pockets on the skirt, full of various travel-size dental hygiene products to gift to Burners who forgot theirs; or a young designer in my camp who uses giant knitting needles to create fantastical, otherworldly stage costumes out of fluorescent yarn, on the performer's body on the Playa, hours before our yearly drag show, in a virtuosic display of extempore creativity, speed, and skill.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE is expected to sign an order sending up to 800 troops to the U.S.-Mexico border amid President 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's ongoing focus on a migrant caravan traveling to the United States, according to multiple reports.
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In addition to the heaven-sent Ms. Simard, the musical, which has had two prior Off Broadway runs, features tasty turns from familiar names: Faith Prince, sending up the warmhearted Jewish matron memorably portrayed by Shelley Winters in "The Poseidon Adventure"; Roger Bart, playing the sleazy owner of the floating disco-cum-casino in which the musical takes place; Rachel York, spangled in faux Bob Mackie and flinging around a fabulous Farrah wig, as the club's headliner; and Kerry Butler as an intrepid reporter seeking to uncover the shoddy workmanship that causes havoc when an earthquake strikes the Hudson River, where the party boat floats.
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