The bear claws are worth a trip up the coast!
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A trip up north with Icelandair's CEO, Birkir Hólm Gudnason.
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Pretty gut punchy for an uneventful trip up a mountain!
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Had a nice trip up the coast exploring Newcastle with Kelly!
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I wrote "Defeat" after a New Years trip up the coast.
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He had discovered Catskill on a sketching trip up the Hudson.
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The demo takes you on a virtual reality trip up the mountain.
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Ahead, find her top spots for your road trip up the coast.
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The offers can trip up consumers who don't do their homework, however.
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Despite the troubles during the trip up, Starliner's landing was otherwise flawless.
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Reid on a trip up to New York to give a speech.
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You're still going to trip up and fall right into that gaping hole.
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There are rules and regulations that can trip up the best of us.
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Glasses and certain hairstyles caused the network to trip up, the study said.
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His trip up Everest had been his final climb of the seven summits.
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For the top-down view, nothing beats a gondola trip up Grouse Mountain.
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John Stenderup, a logistics consultant, paid $120,000 for his trip up Mt. Everest.
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And so my crazy trip up to the north to ask them why.
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What follows are some of those moving parts that could trip up the deal.
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There is really nothing Democrats can do other than trip up a potential candidate.
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Bremmer said Apple's overall privacy strategy could further trip up the company in China.
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But there's a way to trip up such extraterrestrial searches, Kipping and Teachey said.
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But some Republican lawmakers are questioning the plans, threatening to trip up the momentum.
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The trip up takes about five minutes (and still ends with a delicious breakfast).
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The slightest bobble or trip-up means immunity for that player is off the table.
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Worrying about what my opponent was doing all the time caused me to trip up.
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"Where tech companies and other startups trip up more often is in marketing," Käärmann said.
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I'll be amazed if this didn't trip up a heck of a lot of people.
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Meanwhile, Andrew Dunn made a trip up to Boston this week to meet with Moderna.
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They come with fancy underwear to help maintain comfort during the trip up and down.
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The trip up north felt like punishment for our hubristic attempt to change holiday routine.
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The 2165-mile trip up Interstate 2265 should have taken an hour, Mari Michaud said.
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Splitting up might fix one problem, but it may trip up plenty of financial landmines.
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Dangling shoelaces, fringed toddler skirts, and ribbons tend to trip up the smartest robot vacuum.
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His lawyer then tried to trip up the policemen whom the prosecution had produced as witnesses.
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That helps file off what roboticists call "edge cases" — unusual scenarios that can trip up machines.
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There are plenty of ways in which Mrs May could trip up in the coming months.
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"Some of the phrases don't quite follow on or they trip up your fingers," he says.
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That's the kind of multifaceted query I'd have expected to trip up Siri in the past.
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Each week, the former is allowed six questions to trip up, shame, and admonish the latter.
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One type of preferred shares that can easily trip up individual investors is callable preferred stock.
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A number of events, analysts say, could quickly trip up the post-election surge in U.S. stocks.
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Ciesielski claimed that the trip up only took eight minutes, but another twenty to each the bottom.
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So, here are a few costume ideas that will trip up anyone born in the early 2000s.
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Last week, I made the annual trip up to Connecticut to spend Thanksgiving with my wife's family.
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Don't be misled by these three myths that, according to the IRS, tend to trip up filers.
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Those factors add a layer of complexity, and can trip up even the best drivers and teams.
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Barbara W., of California, shared her family's first trip up the California coast to Yosemite National Park.
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It has introduced complex, vague new "vetting" questions designed to trip up applicants and lead to rejections.
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On the House side, curbs on state and local tax deductions threatened to trip up the legislation.
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In May, he loaded an R.V. with fellow-streamers and took a trip up the West Coast.
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Here are some of the hazards that could trip up either side over the next few weeks.
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After my experience in Kazakhstan, I was excited for a truly sotty trip up the Russian heartland.
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Minnesota has to make the overnight trip up to Toronto for a matchup with the Raptors on Tuesday.
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Yet another approach is to remove obstacles to voting that are most likely to trip up the young.
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Snead was right to sound a note of caution about the unseen forces that could trip up Woods.
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A trip up the Pacific Coast Highway requires driving skills and stamina, but you can't beat the views.
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And two years later, nuance and complexity would trip up John Kerry in his own bid against Bush.
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Delays, traffic, and miscommunications will trip up your day, Aries, so take things slow and don't overbook yourself.
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From breaking the trip up to bringing your own food, there are plenty of ways to save money.
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There is no shortage of travel literature about a road trip up or down the Pacific Coast Highway.
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A trip up the stairs reveals five more rooms packed with shelves and free-standing racks of books.
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Now, residents are saying the masks trip up facial recognition technology, which is used for many everyday transactions.
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As exciting as Curiosity's findings have been, the rover's trip up Mount Sharp may be stalled for a bit.
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If you're interested in the birth of modern true-crime TV, take a trip up—or down—The Staircase.
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But advocates for strict financial rules have argued cost-benefit analysis is primarily a way to trip up regulators.
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"They use this practice so often that one would trip up reacting to each new instance," the spokesman said.
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The trip up the river, however, turned out not to be as far afield as it might first appear.
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That was a common complaint among Fox's customers, but it still was not enough to trip up his scheme.
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We spoke to several hiring professionals, asking each to identify the interview questions that commonly trip up prospective employees.
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We got a glimpse of the magic of the juhyo when we took a nighttime trip up the ropeway.
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He also hopes his fans down in S.D. will make the trip up to continue to support the team.
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Sadie Bug made the trip up north last November after being rescued from a high-kill shelter in North Carolina.
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NASA today revealed that the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) will make the trip up on the next resupply mission.
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Lastly, there's Hurricane Irma's structure, which is also ideal for resisting weakening trends that often trip up other intense hurricanes.
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Enough GOP senators will likely oppose the bill in its current form to trip up its passage in the chamber.
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But in order to not trip up antitrust regulators, it's most likely Fox itself will have to reduce overall output.
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The trip up to Vegas looked like an experience as well ... with Cindy Crawford as the space waitress serving drinks.
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A team at Carnegie Mellon University crafted glasses that could trip up a facial recognition algorithm last year, for example.
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They paid for the trip up front with savings, but their nest egg didn&apost lose value in the end.
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Of course, we had the market trip up today, as we have had in nine of the last 225 trading days.
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The hearings also present an opportunity for Democrats to trip up administration officials and damage the administration's credibility, says Gold. Rep.
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The amount of money moving off the sidelines also is spurring valuations that potential investors say could trip up some deals.
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She's been really heartbroken since Brian left them, so they're taking a girls trip up to New Hampshire for the weekend.
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Sandra made the trip up to Paris from Evreux to take part in those protests, and blames infiltrators for the violence.
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I'll admit that when I answered the phone at Oren's Hummus Shop, I tried hard to trip up the Duplex bot.
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Furthermore, easier monetary policy risks stoking borrowing demand and a red-hot housing market which threatens to trip up the economy.
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Students, why not take a stress-relieving bicycle ride to the beach, or a weekend camping trip up in the mountains?
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The next day Theresa May made the 300 mile-plus trip up to Millom in Copeland to celebrate the "astounding" result.
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To be fair, those kinds of lighting situations trip up most smartphone cameras, and the shot is still a nice one.
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And, most troubling, complexity can trip up the students from low-income families that the programs are predominantly meant to help.
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Sometimes you lose your wallet, trip up the stairs, get into a car accident, or drop your iPhone and crack the screen.
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They also might trip up and injure others on the path by virtue of stopping and causing traffic jams or sudden movements.
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But when you dig deeper into the story, it's clear that there are a lot of things that could trip up investors.
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He found it, took a trip up the river to St. Louis, set up a hardware store to import his father's products.
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TrustedID's terms do not include that opt-out provision, something that could trip up consumers if they sign up for the service.
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There are three risks that could potentially trip up the marathon bull market, analyst Doug Sandler said on CNBC's "Power Lunch " Thursday.
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This even can trip up otherwise competitive candidates, as evident by the fact Andrew Yang will not appear on the Ohio ballot.
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One trip up included nearly 40 people riding three elevators, opening up to a room already full of another 30 people signing in.
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Unhappy and stuck in a cultural purgatory, Dr. Shirley manages to trip up the conventions of race, but he does not defeat them.
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Opposition has sprung up across the ideological spectrum, and enough GOP senators oppose it in its current form to trip up its passage.
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"Because we probably have about 503,000 trucks everyday making the trip up from Mombasa into Nairobi, and some go farther on," adds Muchiru.
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Groups like Indivisible and Move On want Democrats to withhold consent—a parliamentary maneuver that slows down Senate business—to trip up McConnell.
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The construction process highlights the kinds of changes that need to be made so the parking lot doesn't trip up the valet robots.
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Here, however, her desire to dramatize more than one subject of topical concern (then and now) tends to trip up her dramatic skills.
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Disagreements over controversial pieces of the Republican tax proposal threaten to trip up the party's efforts to approve a tax overhaul this year.
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"If you look at the way Everest is climbed at the moment, it's nothing but a guided trip up the mountain," he said.
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CNN: Every election cycle is different, so what are some of the big issues that may trip up candidates in the 2020 race?
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Risch threatened to trip up the bill by demanding lawmakers remove a provision naming a federal wilderness area after a deceased political rival.
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Whatever road they pick, the Fast series will be clear of some of the speed bumps that trip up other franchises on this front.
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However, John LaForge of the Wells Fargo Investment Institute believes the rally will trip up investors in a matter of months — if not weeks.
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XCOM 2 tends to trip up around processing moves during the enemy A.I.'s turn, slowing down significantly and sometimes freezing up all together.
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The threat of a recession in Britain - a high probability in the view of many economists - could also trip up hopeful buyers, Yun said.
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The alleged process, however, is not exactly straightforward, and there are plenty of steps where a budding fraudster might trip up or get caught.
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Me and some of my buddies take this trip up to the mountains every year—we did it two weeks before we came here.
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Breaking up the banks would involve arcane and complex regulatory moves that can trip up any banking policy wonk, let alone a presidential candidate.
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The opposition to Obama's debt financing was the principled stand of a chastened GOP, not a cynical ploy to trip up a Democratic president.
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It was a bit of a scrum buying a ticket (4 pounds) but the trip up to Jamal Abdulnasser station took about 20 minutes.
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While there is demand for new infrastructure, three trends in the industry could trip up pipeline companies, Bain said in a report released Wednesday.
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Luxury success stories raise the bar for the industry and shine the spotlight on those that continue to trip up on the so-called macro.
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This is probably not across the street from yours, but you should take the trip up to Ravenswood for the ground pork crazy noodles anyway.
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Unfortunately, we don't know if "Wife" ever took the bait, but the rouse seems good enough to trip up some criminals during an undercover operation.
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And if one of the teams were to trip up at home, that could end up being what decides the top seed in the conference.
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There were more than a few moments where the slight hesitation made me trip up and tap twice when it had already accepted the first.
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A school trip up Mount Asahi, to a strange volcanic region of bleak rocks and hot springs, had made her determined to do nothing else.
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On one hand, it proves an astute explanation of complicated gender and sex-related terms that can even trip up people who consider themselves knowledgeable.
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In May 22016, as part of a physiology class, Carlson and Visich decided to take students on a trip up Quandary Peak, a Colorado mountain.
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Since then, senators on both sides have generally recognized this standard, even if they still try to trip up a nominee from the opposing side.
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Aiming to trip up Google Assistant, I said, "Google, make me a reservation at Nougatine," referring to Nougatine at Jean-Georges, a restaurant in Manhattan.
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After several months of communication, the two met up in New York when Home made the trip up from Colombia for the Woodstock fruit festival.
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With her boyfriend, Brett (Sean H. Scully), about to move East, Liza (Mikey Madison) runs away with him on a motorcycle trip up Big Sur.
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I applied for the card but immediately had to leave for a 5-day road trip up through upstate New York, Vermont, and finally, Montreal.
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Mr. Johnson's opponents believe that he will face more pressure public scrutiny, and that he could yet trip up before the ultimate choice is made.
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The teams then swapped the lead virtually every trip up the floor, as the Cavaliers made 11 straight shots and the Raptors somehow kept up.
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Biden, who went into the evening as the frontrunner, started with his usual cool composure but began to trip up under criticism from Harris, California Rep.
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Lions trip up mistake-prone Jaguars DETROIT — The best thing the Detroit Lions had going for them on Sunday was their opponent's knack to self-destruct.
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid may be a mere six pages, but it still offers college-bound students plenty of opportunities to trip up.
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The rebound in stocks could continue for the time being, but some analysts say it would not be surprising to see the market trip up soon.
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Still, the rumblings may not be enough to trip up Senate Republicans as they push to pass a bill overhauling the American tax system this week.
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The deficit and pass-throughs seem like the issues most likely to trip up the conference committee, because they were the biggest problems in the Senate.
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After turning the ball over on his first trip up the court, Fultz settled down and scored his first points since October on an easy layup.
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If you're willing to forgo a trip up the Met's famous stairs, the lines at the street level entrance at 81st street tend to be shorter.
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Critics had forecast that he was likely to trip up while navigating the complex politics of the Middle East during earlier legs of his international journey.
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MAGIC TRIP UP SPURS Serge Ibaka scored 18 points, and visiting Orlando knocked off San Antonio, 95-83, to derail the Spurs' nine-game winning streak.
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The decision is likely to earn both men a trip up to Capitol Hill to testify before Democrats who are deeply suspicious of Barr's decision making.
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On the heavily-censored messaging platform WeChat, they send images of articles, rotated and distorted with shapes and squiggles that can trip up text recognition functions.
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House prices have tripled in the last 10 years leading to growing worries among policy makers that surging levels of mortgage debt could trip up the economy.
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If we operate in this way, it can certainly be difficult to feel that we ever achieve anything; the moment we trip up we feel like quitting.
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A quick trip up three hours north, and you'll find the tech scene is more focused on a new space race, including tapping into commercial space travel.
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All of those weird tangents and seemingly pointless windows into other pieces of the King universe that can trip up the non-superfan in his heftiest tomes?
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This season, he held an open casting call for the VFiles show, which attracted hundreds of young hopefuls (including one who made the trip up from Florida).
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According to Blakeley, there's a risk in doing some short-term CR extensions that something may trip up the process and lead to a brief government shutdown.
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This puzzle is a bit un-millennial of me in that much of the grid is skewed toward older references, which may trip up some younger solvers.
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I hired a hauling company, and one of the guys, on perhaps his third trip up the stairs, took in that the woman downstairs was my girlfriend.
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Further, Warren&aposs campaign has also consistently avoided any issues with the nitty-gritty of qualifying for ballots in every state, which can often trip up campaigns.
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Jenner, then 19, and former Kardashian consort Jordyn Woods made the trip up to Sacramento to attend the prom with Ochoa, wearing floor-length gowns and corsages.
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Disagreements threaten to trip up Trump's broader agenda, because the GOP has said it will wait to pass tax reform until ACA repeal is done for procedural reasons.
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There's a big distraction that could trip up investors as the stock indexes hit record highs and the Dow, in particular, flirts with 22000,18.93: President-elect Donald Trump.
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The thing is that the show in 2007 was so big – as Trump would say, huuuuuuge – that any perceived threat of a trip-up felt like a crisis.
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Since helping create SQuAD, Liang and his colleague Robin Jia made a version of the test that includes so-called "adversarial examples" designed to trip up the computer.
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Karni credits Google's technology—which can understand variations in phrasing, along with terms such as "yesterday" that typically trip up chatbots—for managing a worker's tasks and needs.
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There are other ways, some more automated, to add an adversary into the learning process, where the role of the adversary is to trip up the learning system.
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Collins and Murkowski have shown signs, however, that they are moving towards the 'yes' column, especially following Trump's intervention during a trip up to Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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This strategy has been around as long as carpets have turned into lava under a child's feet, but no candidate has seized upon it to trip up Trump.
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Some Mexican visitors told Reuters that Canadian immigration officials went through their phones and asked tough questions designed to trip up those seeking to stay and work illegally.
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Lingering animosity among House progressives over a controversial border bill's passage is threatening to trip up a sweeping defense policy bill that typically passes with large bipartisan majorities.
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Guided tours (50 Norwegian kroner, about $6) are available and include a trip up the 139 steps to reach the top of the tower. lighthousesofnorway.com/slettnes-lighthouse-710533n/
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Clear your yard and sidewalk of potential hazards that could trip up trick-or-treaters, and make sure the path to your door is well lit, Orbann said.
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Before that would happen, Kuhl contacted the dog's co-owner in Myrtle Beach, who said they could not make the trip up to New Jersey to get her.
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Lawmakers and lobbyists will battle furiously over the small details in a consensus bill, but party leaders show little worry that big issues will trip up the plan.
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With a drummer's wit, he switched Toussaint's "Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky" into a 5/4 meter that might trip up dancers, and kept it funky anyway.
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So now we know the Switch will survive attacks from a psychotic toddler with a boxcutter, a trip up your own butt, and a fall from 1,000 feet.
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"The adventure starts with the trip up the hill - take the motorcycles," one foreign patron wrote in a review of the bar, underlying what draws travelers to the favela.
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One day, we might forget that Carrie Underwood ever had 40-5o stitches in her face after a nasty trip up the stairs, but today is not that day.
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Although having planned the trip up to London for Alex's birthday months in advance, the surprise pop-up has added yet another layer of fun to the weekend's proceedings.
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Lee and Patrick are close, but when Lee learns that his brother named him as his son's legal guardian, suddenly this trip up the coast is not so temporary.
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Opposition to border adjustment — a House GOP provision designed to raise revenue and help to offset major tax cuts — threatens to delay or trip up efforts to pass reform.
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It also raises the possibility of the one thing that could conceivably trip up this team: How is anyone supposed to stay motivated when they're such a prohibitive favorite?
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It's too little, too late, according to Kwok, who says she still makes the occasional trip up to the site by Lake Simcoe, hoping to see signs of activity.
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Now, please clear out a few minutes to take a trip up to Montreal to visit David McMillan of the restaurant Joe Beef, in this "Munchies" video from Vice.
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The huge range of hardware and potentially conflicting software available to users can trip up a Troubleshooter program with an unexpected variable, making it unable to complete its mission.
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But, that comes down to Britain's extensive takeover code, which spans more than 400 pages, and can often trip up American companies not used to operating under those rules.
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The point is to identify the most important institutions, toughen scrutiny and so reduce the likelihood of failure, or speed up a wind-down if they do trip up.
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To appreciate Rome's origins and past glory, not just the pre-economic-crisis years, a trip up the Palatine Hill, even more than the Roman Forum below, is necessary.
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But the backlash may trip up Seoul's plans to use the sporting event to improve bilateral ties after a year of high tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
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If you're wondering what Macaulay Culkin is up to this holiday season, the answer is not creating a series of convoluted booby traps to trip up two would-be burglars.
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The way Kelly's team at a speakers agency handled the matter illustrates how paid speeches increasingly trip up political candidates, especially Democrats who run on progressive messages of economic equality.
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But that final volley of attacks, for which he later apologized, failed to trip up Trump, who won Rubio's home state of Florida by more than 18 points March 15.
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Instead, the Olympian formerly known as Bruce Jenner hit the road for a trip up the coast to northern California for some fun, inspiration and, yes, filming, PEOPLE has learned.
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Braun homers twice as Brewers trip up Reds MILWAUKEE — Since Ryan Braun first made his big league debut in 2007, he has always been well-protected in the Milwaukee lineup.
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When the Yankees played at Toronto in August, their general manager, Brian Cashman, took a trip up the CN Tower, which rises like a giraffe's neck above the downtown skyline.
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We're referring to the total solar eclipse that's set to take place from March 9 to 8 (yes, you read that right: time zones trip up the dates a bit).
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"It is no coincidence that Xi chose this year to make the trip up the magic mountain," said Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, a U.S.-based political risk consultancy.
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Encouraged by the policy, between October 163 and December 216, more than 24,2060 Haitians like Val made the perilous trip, up from just a few hundred in the previous year.
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Experts interviewed by ProPublica pointed to "low-key" or "being canceled" as examples of English phrases that could potentially trip up machine translations, which are generally trained using formal texts.
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"My wife and I took a short road trip up to Santa Barbara — we were going for a romantic weekend and to look at houses and drink great wine," Brosnan said.
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And on those roads, where obstacles like random construction zones, surprise detours, or dramatic changes in weather can trip up robots, you need a human behind the wheel who can react.
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Hyundai's engineers nailed the ride quality, which isn't too stiff or sloppy and doesn&apost get upset by the kind of washboard surfaces that can trip up even some luxury cars.
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It's also possible Democrats will try to trip up Tillerson with questions they believe are beyond his realm of expertise, but they may be surprised by the depth of his knowledge.
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We made the trip up from Florida back to the winter wonderland of New York City in less than two hours, though that was the only memorable aspect of the trip.
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You might be able to trip up the 21 X if you do advanced CAD work or heavy video editing, but there's certainly nothing in my workflow that could manage it.
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Second, the prosecutors know their evidence far better than the president or his legal team possibly could know it, and these prosecutors know how to trip up whomever they are interviewing.
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In this case, the malware in question was successful at defeating two systems, but in doing so appeared to inadvertently trip up another system, causing at least some interruption of service.
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Mr. Lensing put Ms. Suni on his back, carrying her more than a mile round-trip, up the soft sand of the dunes and then down again in the intense heat.
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He and Mary marry, and in time, although they have a child together, Dr. Thorpe apparently fails the trial by mattress that seems to trip up certain men in Mary's life.
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Usually, the New Shepard capsule — designed to keep paying customers safe during a trip up to suborbital space and back — uses three parachutes to slow down during its descent back to Earth.
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The latter can be removed reasonably well with algorithms — although even then, as Julian Sanchez noted, they likely trip up innocent bystanders who lack the leverage to pressure Twitter into fixing them.
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"She had been posting pictures of her trip up until — it looks like two days ago, which brings it to Tuesday, which I believe is the day she got kidnapped," Lopez said.
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There are plenty of things that could trip up her campaign between now and Election Day, even if polls increasingly suggest she is on track to beat Donald Trump in a landslide.
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Prepaid gas plans, unnecessary or duplicate insurance coverage and post-rental charges for imaginary scratches are just some of the many ways car rental companies can trip up even the savviest traveler.
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Farmers, gardeners and ranchers fear groundhogs, also known as woodchucks and whistle pigs, because the animals chomp on crops and dig holes in fields that may damage plows or trip up livestock.
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That last one in particular might trip up some people — many a researcher loves to detail their bug hunt to the public once a company has had a chance to fix it.
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Paying an accessibility consultant to spot the bits of website coding and metadata that might trip up a blind user's screen-reading software can cost $50,000 for a website with 100 pages.
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Some said they thought the legislation was intended not so much to trip up creditors or elicit offers as to pressure Washington to speed up its work on the federal rescue package.
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Ultimately, Ali's preconceived notions about what men want -- basically, money and sex -- help trip up the movie, whose more madcap representations of those innermost thoughts don't make the most of the concept.
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It's like where are all the things that trip up minds, and then where are the products that we make doing that or allowing that to happen or encouraging that to happen?
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I had a crappy summer filled with health and work issues, so when my friend said she'd arrange a weekend trip up north with six of our friends, I jumped at the chance.
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Though nothing is known about him other than that he has long hair and seems to be an experienced climber, the internet can't help but be captivated by his trip up the tower.
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More than that, Kang wasn't just being a dick in trying to trip up Harper; the errant throw might have gotten past teammates and put Harper position to score if he hadn't slid.
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The company has worked to ensure that hard-to-see wires would not trip up its vehicles, for instance, and it has faced tough regulations limiting commercial flights, particularly in the United States.
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For "Let's Take a Trip Up the Nile," a short story in a 19603 issue of This Week, he depicted a man kneeling before a woman on the landing of a fire escape.
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Past experiences have included a visit to Eero Saarinen's soaring, disused TWA Flight Center; a night tour of Gilded Age mausoleums in Woodlawn Cemetery; and a boat trip up the polluted Newtown Creek.
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Samantha came prepared with a lot of good questions, and Paco was more than ready to offer straight-forward explanations of many of complicated home-buying terms that trip up many first-time buyers.
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Stripping down to nothing but his abs and underwear in a honey pot of a thirst trap that would trip up even the most puritanical among us, the singer posted two sneak peek shots.
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"Rather than chasing the recent rally, we believe that investors should look to fade it," Matejka said, pointing to market complacency, overbought technical levels and extended valuations as hurdles that could trip up stocks.
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"My wife and I took a short road trip up to Santa Barbara — we were going for a romantic weekend and to look at houses and drink great wine," Brosnan said at the time.
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Right before I returned to work from maternity leave, my husband and I took a road trip up north with our son, who was about two and a half months old at the time.
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Along with other factors that typically trip up the world of soft robots, this bot's relatively simple fabrication and low cost could shape—oh, so gently shape—the world of prosthetic hands and limbs.
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Last year, Urbina had to modify the race route to avoid La Ruta's usual grueling trip up and over the Irazú and Turrialba volcanoes, a path covered with ash and riddled with sharp pumice.
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The idea was originally conceived when the Jacksonville Beach, Florida couple Will and Kristin took a road trip up the coast of California in 2015 and slept in their SUV rental along the way.
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At one point, Mr. Paslow said, he had 60 people working for him researching titles to make sure owners had no competing claims on land that could trip up companies who wanted to drill.
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In addition, Hatch and other senators have signaled they may not back border adjustment, a key provision of the House GOP tax plan that could trip up Republicans' efforts to pass significant reform this year.
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We used to road trip up and down I-95 several times a year going home to visit family, and certain bands and albums became a mainstay of these trips: Chameleons, Silver Jews, the Cure.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and boyfriend Younes Bendjima, 24, took a mini road trip up the Malibu coast, where they stayed in an airstream trailer with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.
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But Williams and Oks are not normal people, and talking to them makes the world feel very small, as if any old putz could stick out a foot and trip up the whole political process.
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An earlier launch of the Soyuz to the ISS (Image: NASA) Three new astronauts will start a trip up to the International Space Station tonight—and it all begins with a ride on the Soyuz spacecraft.
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But it still boasts a population of nearly 26 who live here, buy festival tickets privately through L&S, and make the trip up and down to the festival site in a rumbling 13x21 every day.
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With lift-off taking place in Cape Canaveral, not too far from the site of SpaceX's exploded rocket, there was some concern that residual damage from the destroyed rocket could delay OSIRIS-REx's trip up today.
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Its rules on campaigning appeared designed to trip up politicians by, among other things, forbidding candidates from mentioning the royal family, severely limiting the use of social media and specifying how big certain placards could be.
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In Europe, Green Party members and activists have been very open about exploiting the review process to trip up the pesticide's makers and put pressure on the members of regulatory bodies charged with carrying out reviews.
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Between the view, the takeaway newspaper essay that doubles up as an exhibition checklist, and the French film noir vibes of the work, the grand finale of the Felix fair makes it worth the trip up.
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But the video shows the lab's development of its latest bipedal robot, including the impressive progress it's made when it comes to dealing with uneven terrain, and random obstacles that would easily trip up other walking bots.
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Even Lauer didn't seem to fully grasp the severity of the situation our troops face as he clearly focused much more on Clinton's email woes and trying to trip up Trump with some of his past statements.
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And I think that the reason people trip up sometimes is because they think, well look, there are a lot of people who want a few jobs so I'm not going to be one of those people.
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For Carlson, as for Trump, there is virtually no issue more salient than immigration—Carlson loves to trip up pro-immigration advocates by demanding that they explain exactly how many immigrants the country should admit, and why.
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Some will prevail, others will stumble, still others will come out of nowhere to trip up the more expected contenders — and we'll be there watching it all, drinking in the drama and mentally preparing our Globes bets.
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When Irving and forward Jaylen Brown botched a play that led to an early turnover, Brown patted himself on the chest to apologize, then appeared to apologize a second time on their next trip up the court.
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Eddie Bauer Athlete team members Cory Richards and Adrian Ballinger – who have already reached the difficult 8,000 meter mark – are documenting their entire trip up the mountain using the social media app, creating the first ever Snap-umentary.
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The system was working as intended, but that's kind of the point — if it's able to trip up even Apple's tightly managed press events, it's going to take a minute for regular users to learn what to expect.
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Over and over, you see players who start tournaments with the highest scores in the first round trip up in rounds 2 and 3 as they feel the pressure of holding up to the initial standard they set.
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"The style and goals of the attacks clearly show the aim of the separatist terrorist organization is to trip up Turkey, cut its strength and have it focus its energy and forces elsewhere," Erdogan said in a statement.
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"If someone had told me, as I stood in the meadow after that first trip up to El Capitan, that I would someday climb it in one day, I would have laughed in his face," Mr. Long wrote.
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That could trip up talks underway in Madrid to settle the final items of the Paris Agreement before it enters an implementation phase next year, when countries are set to unveil more ambitious targets for cutting greenhouse gases.
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The AI engine still gets tripped up on the kind of things that often trip up actual dual-camera systems — fine patterns, overlapping objects, hair, and so on — but overall it does a good job for regular snapshots.
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"I used to drive a Zamboni," said Justin Smith, 29, on the return trip up Avenue A, while weighed down with a mirror and a glass desktop, both wrapped in towels, and an aluminum step ladder, among other items.
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Ford's self-driving vehicles deftly handled a variety of challenging scenarios that have been known to trip up even the most skilled AVs, from unprotected left-hand turns, to construction zones, to narrow, two-way roads without lane markings.
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In the sketch, David channels a douchey, orange-suit wearing man who's meant to trip up police trainees during their gun exam; it's unclear whether Kevin Roberts has bad intensions or is simply a man with a punchable face.
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The S9+ uses Perfect Edge technology and a special corner brush to hit those spots that trip up round vacuums, and all of iRobot's 2019 robot vacuums use a new mapping technique to remember the layout of your home.
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So for me to make a trip up to the Staples Center, that means I'm missing the opportunity to spend another night with my kids, and I know how fast it goes, because Natalia is 16, and Gianna's 13.
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Unlike TV studio and even political rally appearances, at a videotaped deposition, the lighting is bad -- usually law-office fluorescent -- and the questions are asked by aggressive lawyers seeking to trip up the witness in a lawyer-controlled atmosphere.
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As important as it was, the fanfare of New Shepard's November landing was spectacularly eclipsed a month later when the first stage of SpaceX's Falcon 9 orbital rocket vertically landed back on Earth after a 200-kilometer trip up.
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We often go out of town on weekend adventures, usually camping or staying in Airbnbs, and then use travel rewards to reduce the cost when we do bigger trips like Hawaii and a road trip up the East Coast.
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Usually, a downpour just before the start of a grand prix is like a spin of a roulette wheel, but anyone hoping that the rain might just trip up Mercedes and give others a chance was to be disappointed.
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But with the large amounts of money rideshare companies - and not just those in the US - have raised, they'll be able to trip up related and unrelated sectors — long before autonomous cars become a mass-produced piece of equipment.
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With names that trip up a spell checker and arcane business-model descriptions, they need to educate investors on their niche strategies and to start those efforts long before the typical two-week investor road shows that precede IPOs.
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Maybe the bigger point was to plant a seed in Jimmy's mind that, whether Jimmy knows it or not, will blossom into his very complicated address-swapping ruse to trip up Chuck at the Mesa Verde hearing, years later.
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The British automaker just released some new footage of one of its prototype vehicles taking a trip up the west coast of California, displaying an impressive range for an all-electric SUV that hasn't yet reached its final form.
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Projects like WaveNet and Lyrebird, which generate speech from text, could help augment systems with data for uncommon words that tend to be the most likely to trip up machine translation systems like Deepgram and those made by the tech giants.
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Or, to flip the equation: Nevada is an ideal opportunity for Clinton to trip up Sanders, slowing his momentum before he has a chance to carry it into next week's South Carolina primary and the Super Tuesday contests on March 1.
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Their aim is to offer the job to a decent human being who can add value, so consider them as an ally who wants you to land the job rather than an enemy who wants to see you trip up.
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Each morning on Good Morning America, viewers can find out which of the Disney resorts the duo will be visiting next, and they'll debut the pair's best moments from each day's trip up until Mickey Mouse's 90th birthday on Nov. 16.
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One thing that remains the same is that New Dawn is still teeming with wildlife: a trip up a mountain could mean a skirmish with a cougar or bear, and there are plenty of deer to hunt and fish to catch.
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Sosnovskaya, 13, is seen struggling to break free and trying to trip up one of the police officers who responds by punching her in the stomach, prompting one of the reporters filming the incident to sarcastically call the policeman "a hero".
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Fights over money to pay for a border wall -- as well as Obamacare subsidies and an infusion of resources for the military -- are threatening to trip up congressional talks over a funding bill to head off a government shutdown Friday.
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The Pacific Ocean and surrounding beaches offer plenty of space to cool off, but if you're looking for more of a breezy getaway, use LAX as your entry/exit point for a road trip up or down the California Coast.
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"Yes, after Bon App called Portland the country's best food city, I did make a trip up to Maine," suggests a tote from Rose Foods, while a bag from NPR indicates how arts-friendly you are by supporting public broadcasting.
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The stock is down around 2.5% this afternoon after the company posted its report, but for the most part, it isn't the kind of substantial trip-up that would have been a major setback amid an otherwise high-velocity year.
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Sosnovskaya, 26, is seen struggling to break free and trying to trip up one of the police officers who responds by punching her in the stomach, prompting one of the reporters filming the incident to sarcastically call the policeman "a hero".
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Visitors can also take a break from the dance floor with a trip up the Cosmic Pathway to the Hayden Big Bang Theater — where they can take a virtual tour of the universe with none other than the actor Liam Neeson.
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Anyway, ya gotta imagine Kanye fans are eternally grateful for this road trip -- up until recently, Ye had been hosting Sunday Service in secret areas in and around L.A. and to attend, it seems like you needed a special invite.
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Other countries whose capital relocations can trip up even the biggest geography buffs include Brazil (Brasília, not Rio de Janeiro, since 1960), Kazakhstan (Astana, not Almaty, since 1997), Nigeria (Abuja, not Lagos, since 1991) and Turkey (Ankara, not Istanbul, since 1923).
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Davos is a wonderful forum to bring these issues to the fore, but a trip up Yemen's mountains might benefit some of those here with a greater understanding of the planet beyond the confines of a few blocks in Manhattan.
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This latest trip-up of the system shows how it can be used for devastating purposes, such as helping convince hundreds of thousands of people that a teenager who just experienced the worst event of his life is an actor.
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The best case in point is this week's longest and freakiest sequence, where Twin Peaks Sheriff Frank Truman — along with Hawk, Bobby and Andy — takes a trip up to Jackrabbits Palace in the woods, per the instructions of the deceased Maj.
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Self-regulating emotions comes easier when we're attuned to our breath patterns, but breathwork is also helpful in balancing the energy between yin and yang (physical and mental) and smoothing out blockages that trip up the rest of the body.
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The finding that some strategically placed black tape on a speed limit sign could trip up a smart car equipped with Mobileye cameras (used for advanced driving systems) to go 85 mph instead of the 35 mph limit certainly seemed alarming.
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And at a political moment when transparency has become a paramount issue for Democrats, prompted in part by President Donald Trump's refusal to release his own tax records, Sanders' hesitance has the potential to trip up his front-running candidacy.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Two days after an election that was meant to restore democratic rule and stability, Thailand has plunged deeper into uncertainty thanks to a complex parliamentary system that critics say the military junta devised to trip up its rivals.
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Corey and I were driving from Atlanta to San Francisco via Los Angeles, cutting across the South on the interstate in three brutal days so we would have time for a more leisurely trip up the Pacific Coast Highway right before the operation.
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"We felt helpless knowing there was nothing we could do even while a missile was passing through the skies of Japan," said Hiroaki Kumasaka, 38, who works at a publishing company and was at Tokyo Station for a business trip up north.
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EditorsNote: Restores notes Pavelec, Jets trip up Coyotes WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Ondrej Pavelec returned from AHL purgatory to help the Winnipeg Jets halt a four-game losing streak with a 963-296 victory over the Arizona Coyotes on Wednesday night at the MTS Centre.
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Some major investment firms, including Fortress Investment Group, have shut down funds, while another notable trip-up came from Marc Mezvinsky, Hillary Clinton's son-in-law, who closed his fund last year after a failed bet on an economic revival in Greece.
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She and her boyfriend Younes Bendjima regularly travel together and most recently took a mini road trip up the Malibu coast to celebrate her 39th birthday in April, where they stayed in a luxury airstream trailer with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.
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Easier monetary policy risks stoking borrowing demand and a red-hot housing market which threatens to trip up the economy.. Ingves called on politicians to take action on soaring household debt levels and warned of the longer term risk to the economy.
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It will also have to place a heavy emphasis on leveraging private-sector dollars for public-private partnerships — the preferred funding tool among Republicans, but one that could trip up support among Democrats if there is no direct federal spending along with it.
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"The President and the White House have every reason to be concerned, no matter who it is that ends up being the Democratic nominee, that this is something that can trip up his reelection hopes," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst for Bankrate.com.
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Some major investment firms, including Fortress Investment Group, have shut down funds, while another notable trip-up came from Marc Mezvinsky, Hillary Clinton's son-in-law, who closed his fund last year after a failed bet on an economic revival in Greece.
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If you're in awe of these brave young students, and maybe feeling a little insecure in your own spelling skills, you might want to check out this cheat sheet for eight common spelling mistakes that trip up competitors and how to avoid them.
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The Trump camp, in turn, is worried about Mr. Biden's competitiveness against the president in Midwestern battleground states, and would like to do anything possible to trip up the moderate former vice president in his tight primary race against the liberal Mr. Sanders.
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This is a slight miss on a few marks, which in the grand scheme of things might not be that big of a deal — if only an unexpected trip-up as the tide seems to have turned as to whether Apple can keep growing.
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"My wife and I took a short road trip up to Santa Barbara — we were going for a romantic weekend and to look at houses and drink great wine," the actor, 63, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue of his most recent road trip.
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In addition to aiding its students in qualifying for NCAA scholarships, the Academy equips students with the skills necessary to balance the unique social and academic pressures facing college athletes, while also teaching them to deal with issues that often trip up the pros.
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In an era where we can bank, and even deposit checks from our mobile phones, the act of applying for federal student aid must be simplified in order to remove barriers that can trip up and cut out the lowest-income students and families.
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"She's always walking this very, very fine line between staying close enough to the President to keep her job, but also far enough away from him that should he trip up and implode, her political career will not be too negatively affected," he said.
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Luke was bundled up with his family, sitting in the second row in the snow at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, when John raced more than 40 yards downfield in the third quarter and dived to trip up Navy quarterback Malcolm Perry, saving a touchdown.
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Jefferies Group, the investment bank owned by Leucadia National, reported fiscal second-quarter earnings Tuesday — and it appears one of the biggest factors to trip up big banks in first-quarter earnings may be off the table when Wall Street firms report their results next month.
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Dutch-speaking Flanders in the north, French-speaking Wallonia in the south and the Brussels capital region in the center have differences in language that can trip up law enforcement cooperation as do Belgian politics: From 20073-22007, Belgium took 22 days to form a government.
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In the days since the puppies were first discovered, Vanderkhove made the trip up to Manitoba, picked up the lot of them — "They will be the Gilligan's Island crew — four boys, three girls," she said — and, as of Saturday, is driving them back to the shelter.
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But in her training with the Faceless Men, Arya became an expert in knowing when people are lying, so we're hoping that she uses this skill (and her other skill of wearing other people's faces) to end Littlefinger's trip up the chaos ladder once and for all.
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After stopping for a couple of short hikes, including one up a canyon to find Tule Tank — another historically important water source — I took a seven-mile side trip up a rough road to Christmas Pass, looking for the bighorns that are sometimes found in that area.
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While the underdog's West Coast wins are not nearly enough to trip up former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's path to the nomination, Sanders' wide margin of victory provides his campaign with a burst of momentum heading into a 10-day break before the next primary contest.
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Even as the federal courts trip up President Trump's ban on travelers from several predominantly Muslim countries and Congress signals it is in no rush to pay for a border wall, the administration is pushing the vast border enforcement network to begin choking off illegal immigration.
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How the GOP could just wait for ObamaCare to collapse (Washington Post) Tax cuts in ObamaCare bill trip up Price, Trump (Washington Post) State by state GOP health plan would strain state budgets (NBC) Washington state insurance commissioner: GOP health plan worse than expected (King5) View the discussion thread.
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Mitchell, who Senate Republicans brought in from the Maricopa County Attorney's Office to handle questioning, was not able to trip up Ford in any serious way during the first two hours of her testimony — though the witness did concede some gaps in her memory in a first round of testimony.
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It was all art, of course — the rubble handmade by the Swiss artists Fischli/Weiss, the box an objet from the New Museum's gift shop, and the mousetrap, one of several trompe l'oeil pieces by Doug Padgett, whose stopped clock and faux light switch also trip up Mr. Waters regularly.
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In March, my wife and I decided, more or less spontaneously, to take a trip up to Belfast with our son and our baby daughter, thinking it might be the last time we'd be able to do it without having to reckon with a border and all that went with it.
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I talked to Seth Gannon, a former champion debater and coach at Speech Labs, who explained how Conway masterfully redirects key terms and concepts, preys on interviewers' politeness, and displays an almost "postmodern" ability to recreate reality in order to trip up her interviewer and paint Trump in the best possible light.
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I brought it with me on a girls' weekend trip up to a cabin on the north border of Lake George, NY, and we hiked, watched horror movies, and played Overcooked for like two days, cackling as we inevitably screwed up orders and reveled in the controlled chaos of a busy kitchen.
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"The reality is that if the institution is not designed around students, there are a series of booby traps that are unintentionally set that would trip up any student," said Bridget Burns, the executive director of the consortium, the University Innovation Alliance, who noted that first-generation students face many such traps.
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Image: NetgearPort forwarding and security issuesThis protection system put up by your router is all well and good from a security standpoint, but it can occasionally trip up, as you'll know if you've tried to use an application or service that needs special privileges (connecting to a gaming server or torrenting network are good examples).
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I tried my best to trip up the D9200s by jumping around genres: Gaël Faye's Rythmes et botanique, Le Trio Joubran's Majâz, Run the Jewels' trifecta of albums, Kelela's Hallucinogen, Aukai's Branches of Sun, Bo Hansson's Lord of the Rings, Infected Mushroom's Legend of the Black Shawarma, System of a Down's Toxicity, and Drake's "Tuscan Leather" each sounded as good or better than I've heard them.
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Twins, newly grown beards, and caked on makeup — these are the three things Twitter users jumped on in the seconds after Apple announced that the iPhone X would replace Touch ID with a supposedly more secure feature, Face ID. Surely, many people speculated, one of those things could trip up Face ID and prevent you from unlocking your phone (or worse, incorrectly unlock it for someone else).
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Not only did Allen's catty description of Mary's affair with the much older John Barrymore when she was 17 make for very uncomfortable reading, the creepily outdated lens that Allen turns on Mary (in just one of many examples, as, say, one who subjected her boyfriends to a "trial by mattress that seems to trip up certain men" in her life) was also cringeworthy.
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That meeting has a feeling of inevitability to it — the third-best team in the A.F.C., the Jacksonville Jaguars, has Blake Bortles as its starting quarterback — but the games before then still have to be played, and the Patriots will need to stay at least mildly focused to beat the Jets, who would love nothing more than to trip up the league's gold standard.
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There are plenty of things that could trip up the Democratic presidential nominee between now and Election Day, even if polls increasingly suggest she is on track to beat Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in a landslide.
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Here are a few of our favorites from Mr. Chen's video collection: • Los Angeles, including the Hollywood Bowl, Marina del Rey harbor and Griffith Park • San Francisco, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf and the Palace of Fine Arts • A trip up the Pacific Coast, including Santa Monica Pier, Pismo Beach and the Santa Cruz Boardwalk (Please note: We regularly highlight articles on news sites that have limited access for nonsubscribers.) • Representative Dana Rohrabacher, an Orange County Republican, was accused of violating Russian sanctions.
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" It just doesn't get better than this was a theme echoed by Jon Schulman of Queens, describing a trip he took to Cooperstown with his dad: "...what I'll remember most [about summer 22] is that road trip up north with my dad to see Mariano Rivera and the rest of the amazing 221 class of players get inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame: the sight of other friendly baseball pilgrims walking up the hill with us to the induction tent (including a great sportswriter who became a friend for the weekend); the sound of Bernie Williams' electric guitar playing the National Anthem; the feel of the bat in my hands as I swung at pitches at the batting range outside of Doubleday Field; the smell of smoky ballpark hot dogs and popcorn; the taste of hot pretzels with mustard and fresh-squeezed lemonade.
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