You should visit us on YouTube while you're up and about.
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We eventually broke up and, about three years ago, I got sober.
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"Bernie is up and about," Ms. Sanders said in a statement on Thursday.
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Mr. MacDonald was up and about, just returning from the back door, looking confused.
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I shut it off but still manage to be up and about by 10 a.m.
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" Still, a palace spokesperson tells PEOPLE that she is "up and about in Sandringham House.
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It's quiet, and the people who are up and about seem anxious and very hungover.
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So, he's up and about at noon, he's ready to go, he's having a Cabinet meeting.
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I asked Shirrako why they think the video blew up, and about the comments it's been getting.
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He was out of the stocks, up and about, nodding along to a lecture from the Baptists.
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While Raisa was laid up following her laparoscopic surgery, she said Gomez was up and about much sooner.
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Jesse Jackson were among the celebs who showed up -- and about 16,000 tickets were handed out to fans.
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There's a stage set up, and about 100 more officers waiting to meticulously check everyone heading into the square.
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The funding is drying up, and about 200 families learned yesterday that FEMA had stopped paying for their rooms.
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Or a baby monitor that absent an internet connection can still tell you if the kid is up and about?
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Along those lines, the Daily Mail reports that one day later he was up and about like nothing had happened.
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The idea is to have people up and about during the longer daylight hours, to save energy and increase productivity.
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That night, Gypsy is once again up and about, Googling fan art of Jean Grey and Wolverine in various amorous poses.
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When you're strapped up and about to bungee jump, remember: your phone doesn't get a tiny little cord of its own.
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Jose was taken away by the trackside ambulance, but soon the announcer informed the crowd that he was up and about.
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By "Whole Lotta Rosie," Mr. Rose is up and about, and the unit looks and sounds like it's in fifth gear.
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But Ross and I are interested to hear what you found when you were still up and about going to rallies.
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But Ross and I are interested to hear what you found when you were still up and about going to rallies.
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He's finding industrial commodity prices are starting to firm up and about to turn positive — a signal that demand is returning.
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The fact that Hannah was up and about by the evening is a good sign for her continued health on the show.
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The majority of those injured—184, to be exact—were flight attendants, who are usually up and about and not buckled up.
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It's right in the area where Barkley grew up -- and about 90 miles from his new office, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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He doesn't have a real job (viable business model), and, worse, his parents are fed up and about to cut him off.
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Two cars pulled up and about eight guys got out—it's hard to say for sure because it's a blur for me.
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I am always happy to talk to people about my experiences growing up and about the language that I love so much.
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The 1003m middle-class occupants of Second Space are up and about from 6am on the second day to 10pm that same night.
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But if you're up and about, or want to be free to take calls while working from home, that's not exactly ideal, either.
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Don't expect him to strap on an oxygen bottle and climb Olympus Mons any time soon, but he'll be up and about before you know it.
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Later, a drag queen dressed as Israeli pop singer Dana International is up and about, and two guys in skull caps are locking themselves in a cubicle.
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In a statement, Jane Sanders said that her husband was "up and about" and "cracking jokes" at a hospital in Las Vegas and was recovering well from the procedure.
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She wrote about suddenly not feeling safe in the tree-lined rural community where she had grown up, and about attending protests and rallies and working on a memorial mural.
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Just feeling so bad about life so much of the time, I wanted to try to devote my life to something that was about getting cheered up and about feeling good about existing.
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According to 7-Eleven parent company Seven & I Holdings Co., 900 people were affected by the screw-up and about ¥55 million (a little more than $500,000, depending on exchange rates) was collectively stolen.
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Jane Sanders said in a statement Thursday afternoon that her husband is "up and about" and has not undergone any "additional procedures" since having two stents inserted after doctors discovered a blockage in one artery.
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Jane Sanders, the senator's wife, said in a statement Thursday that her husband was "up and about" in the hospital and is "looking forward" to the next Democratic presidential debate in Ohio on Oct. 15.
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We're glad to see that LeCun is up and about after recovering from what we can only guess was an 18-month coma, but we're concerned that he should probably be resting during this trying time.
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Apart from sending the message to Turkey and the investiture of her servant Wheaton, royal staff told PEOPLE that the Queen is up and about and working on her red boxes and government papers behind closed doors.
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The first thing is the punch, which means pouring grape juice, 7 UP, and about three fingers of every kind of liquor in the cabinet into a five-gallon bucket purchased at Walmart for just this purpose.
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"We know the prevalence of chronic diseases is going up, and about half of Americans have a chronic disease, and when I'm saying 'chronic disease,' we're talking about things like cancer, heart disease, arthritis, asthma, diabetes," he said.
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But what I really want to tell you about is how well these games actually hold up, and about how one very smart design decision—the inclusion of a magical rewind button—makes them accessible to everyone playing them right now.
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Bernie Sanders will participate in the next Democratic primary debate later this month, an aide confirmed Thursday, while the Vermont senator's wife reported that he is "up and about" following a heart procedure that forced him off the campaign trail.
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He had hip resurfacing surgery on Tuesday and "came through like a champion," Ms. Ten said, adding that he was already up and about, on crutches, and had to be talked out of visiting the handball courts the day after the operation.
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" Sanders' wife, Jane, released a statement on Thursday saying that her husband was "up and about," spending much of the previous day "talking with staff about policies, cracking jokes with the nurses and doctors, and speaking with his family on the phone.
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In contrast, people who developed type 1 diabetes between the ages of 113 and 30, were about three times as likely as the general population to die during the follow-up, and about six times as likely to develop heart disease or experience a heart attack.
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More often than not, that last appearance is when they're bloodied up and about to die because they got shot or sliced or maimed in some way or another—but sometimes, a character who's died mid-movie returns again, thanks to Tarantino's fondness for jigsaw-puzzle editing.
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"The only thing that I noticed ... is that they're talking a little bit more about the labor market tightening up and about the fact that that's starting to show up in business surveys," Bloxham said, adding that businesses are saying it's getting harder to get skilled workers.
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One is that across several polls, about half the public knows that Trump's family was "very wealthy" when he was growing up, and about half thinks they were something other than very wealthy (his father was worth $200 million in 1974, about $1 billion in today's money).
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Heidi draws Walter out, asking him about his life before joining up and about the jokes he shared in the Army—like the time guys in his unit convinced a soldier named Benji that there was a Titanic sequel called Titanic Rising and made up elaborate plot points.
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She understood many years ago, she said, that the highly idiosyncratic art she was making — about so-called menial labor, about scrubbing and picking up and about the existential meaning of garbage itself, pieces that confused many of her peers and unsettled fellow feminists — was not sexy and might never get the recognition it deserved.
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The redistribution created 15 additional electorates with between one and three members. The Motueka and Massacre Bay electorate was split up, and about half the area went to the electorate, and the other half went to the electorate.
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Once he is up and about, James is made to choose between helping junior CHERUBs preparing for basic training or a course in socioeconomics. James chooses the PE training, and is asked to help a red shirt, Kevin Sumner, who is scared of heights. Bruce Norris helps, but breaks his ankle falling from the height course. However, while this freaks James out, Kevin gains confidence and soon decides to try the height course alone.
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He also cautions the narrator that intimacy and admiration will only lead to future disillusionment and disdain. However, he does promise that one day, when the time is right, he will divulge in full the story of his past. Part II – “My Parents and I” The narrator returns home to the country after graduation. His father, who had been in ill health, is up and about, enjoying a respite from his illness.
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The closeness between Zara and Zain disturbs Vida (his fiancée); Zain's father senses this and insists that Zain marries Vida as he had promised her parents a long time back. Zain agrees to his father's wishes. Zain then meets Zara and tells her that he has to leave Pakistan and go to Canada after marrying Vida, and he wants to see Zara up and about before that. Upon hearing this, Zara takes hesitant steps and is able to walk.
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The crewmen were somewhat weakened by their time in space, but both were in good health and were up and about after a good night's sleep on the recovery ship . They were also in good spirits: during recovery, they joked to Mission Control about getting married after having spent so long together in space. The Gemini 7 and 6A missions were supported by the following U.S. Department of Defense resources: 10,125 personnel, 125 aircraft and 16 ships.
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O'Brien chose the name Bel-Air as the pilots wanted a name that included the word "air." Other than the Rizal Theatre at the corner of Makati and Ayala Avenues, there was not a single building along the avenues of Buendia, Paseo de Roxas, Makati and Ayala. After seeing the vast area of cogon and talahib abundant in the area, only 100 pilots signed up and about 50-odd pilots erected houses. Others sold their rights at a handsome profit.
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In 1761, the Black Watch was posted to the West Indies, and Murray fought with them in the capture of Martinique. He was wounded during the engagement, a musket ball passing through the left lobe of his left lung and crossing under his chest to lodge under the scapula. He was at first thought mortally wounded, but was up and about in a few weeks, and had regained health and appetite by the time he was invalided home to England.
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He's also killed himself but is up and about. The bathtub is filled with his blood. Her boyfriend has lost his mind. He kept hearing the phone ringing and hearing the dead talking to him (including a cremated mother and a sister who never even knew how to use a phone.) They can't have sex because he has no blood pressure (his blood is in the bathtub after all), so they have intercourse using her gun as a strap-on.
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According to Wright, Wall's, manufacturer of the Cornetto, were "very pleased with the namecheck". Wright considered each of the films a "Trojan horse", "genre films that have a relationship comedy smuggled inside a zombie movie, a cop movie and a sci-fi movie". Thematically, Wright saw each of the films containing common themes of "the individuals in a collective [...] about growing up and [...] about the dangers of perpetual adolescence". Wright reworked the script of The World's End to conclude on these themes.
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When Ishka suffers a heart attack, Quark undergoes sex reassignment surgery to take her place at Zek's side and win back the support of an influential Ferengi commissioner. Doctor Bashir (Alexander Siddig) is able to successfully perform a heart transplantation for Ishka, and she is up and about by the end of the episode. In the penultimate episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, "The Dogs of War", Quark discovers that Ishka has influenced Grand Nagus Zek to the point where the Ferengi leader has promoted labor rights, enforced environmental protection, and outlawed monopolies.
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From this, Reacher and Neagley deduce that Lamaison and Mauney are working together. O'Donnell and Dixon are captured by Mauney's men in the hospital and taken to New Age's Director, Allen Lamaison. Reacher and Neagley track Mauney down, take his suitcase containing the terrorists' payment of $65 million, and kill him. At the second New Age complex, Reacher stows away on the same helicopter as Lamaison, where he finds O'Donnell and Dixon tied up and about to be thrown off and killed the same way that Franz, Orozco, Sanchez and Swan were.
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Surgery to repair Hentschel's damaged knee was carried out in February 2007 after the knee had healed sufficiently to undergo a reconstruction of the ACL. After a year of rehabilitation involving bike riding, swimming and gym work, Trent was up and about later in 2007. 2008 was the return season for Hentschel, but numerous niggling injuries throughout the year kept him out for the season. Hentschel had finally recovered from all injuries by 2009 and had a successful return in the pre-season competition before making his official comeback in round 1 of the 2009 AFL season against Collingwood.
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West Kilbride is situated on the west coast of Scotland, approximately south west of Glasgow, about south of Largs and about north of the "Three Towns" conurbation of Ardrossan, Saltcoats and Stevenston. The built-up area extends from Seamill on the coast of the Firth of Clyde to the principal part of the town, which, raised up and about from the coast, lies between Law Hill (168 m, 551 ft) and Tarbert Hill (138 m, 453 ft). It is overlooked by Cauldron Hill (329 m, 1,079 ft), whose name is largely reputed to be from the Welsh "Cadron" ref. Geoffrey of Monmouth.
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During the process of post- production, Susan pushes for Gavin to ditch his friend Melissa as the unconventional lead of his project in favor of a more attractive, well-known actress. This causes an argument between him and Melissa. He then finds out that the well-known actress was actually cast in another show, which Susan knew before suggesting her. Since she is now unavailable, and Melissa won't answer Gavin's calls, he confronts Susan about her knowing that his show would never get picked up and about him only being a subject on a reality television show.
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When the army life did not kill him, though he was sent on the most dangerous missions, and he proved a good soldier, he was enrolled in the king's bodyguard and saved him from an assassin. The king was obliged to make him an attendant, and in his missions for the king, he was continually attacked but always escaped. Finally, the king sent him with a message to a distant governor, who had charge of the princess. The mischievous princess was up and about while the rest of the castle slept in the heat of the day and found that the message was to kill the bearer of it.
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By 2010 Suncor had transformed their first tailings pond, Pond One, into Wapisiw Lookout, the first reclaimed settling basin in the oil sands. In 2007 the area was a 220-hectare pond of toxic effluent but several years later there was firm land planted with black spruce and trembling aspen. Wapisiw Lookout represents only one percent of tailings ponds in 2011 but Pond One was the first effluent pond in the oil sands industry in 1967 and was used until 1997. By 2011 only 65 square kilometres were cleaned up and about one square kilometre was certified by Alberta as a self-sustaining natural environment.
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She is soon attended by a plump little woman in an apron called Mrs Gardner and an elderly doctor who both call her "Hannah" and say that she had a seizure two days previously and has been unconscious ever since. She will soon be up and about but she's not to worry about her work as a Mrs Roberts has been helping Mrs Gardner. When they have gone, Mrs Rymer goes to the window and sees that she is in a farmhouse. Later she questions Mrs Gardner who tells her that she has lived there for five years and even shows her a photograph of her and the other residents together.
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Ted calls Barney from the bathroom in MacLaren's to explain that he is about to "go for the belt", which Barney cannot believe. Half an hour previously we see Barney and Marshall playing tennis on the Nintendo Wii and Ted, 'suited up' and about to leave, tries to get them to come with him. Engrossed in their game, Barney and Marshall say they will follow shortly. Robin and Lily are also dressed up; Lily explains she got the boots Robin is wearing in a shoe sale "footwear feeding frenzy", but after asking if the boots are a bit high for her dress, Robin explains her new 'no shave' policy, which Barney ridicules.
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Then during the fight Deadpool slips away and cons Doctor Bong to think that he is one of his genetic clones and escapes with Doctor Bong. Black Widow makes Doctor Bong crash his escape car and Deadpool brings the unconscious Doctor Bong body back to the Secret Avengers, after the Secret Avengers kill all the fake Deadpools. Doctor Bong wakes up and about set another explosion using his bell hand, but Deadpool slices off his arm leaving him helpless in the hands of the Secret Avengers.Deadpool #29 Doctor Bong later attended a support group called Supervillains Anonymous that was held at a church and also attended by Boomerang, Grizzly, Hippo, Looter, Mirage, Porcupine II, and others.
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Lyrical themes talk about political changes that happened in United States in that period and the state of music business, but also reflect personal and introspective views on issues that Jon Bon Jovi had while growing up and about which he never discussed before. He said: "I've always kept this 'chin up, glass is half-full' kind of optimism, and [now] I showed some chinks in the armor." "The song "Last Man Standing" depicts the band leader's unhappiness with the music industry. He says it reflects his "disgust of the music business in general, and its lack of true vision when it comes to supporting the artistry of developing a song, the songwriter and the bands on the road.
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Mace, Janice's husband, and her two surviving daughters, Berlyn and Trinny, seem less keen on the investigation, and Mace and Berlyn, in particular, become positively hostile to Kinsey as she sets out to find out what happened to Lorna. With some help from Officer Cheney Phillips, Kinsey quickly learns that Lorna, who was a receptionist at the water treatment plant by day, had accumulated a modest fortune as a high class prostitute by night. Lorna was a beautiful loner, but had some friends - mainly people who like her tended to be up and about at night. Kinsey finds herself having to abandon her usual day-time routine in order to get herself into Lorna's world.
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They discover that they attend the same university and plan to meet in front of the school clock tower, where Ji-in offers to lend So-eun a book for amateur HAM radio operators. At the set time, both wait for the other, So-eun in front of an unfinished clock tower in the heat and dust, and Ji-in in front of a completed one, in heavy rain. Later at night, they argue about why the other person did not show up, and about the weather, and Ji-in is suddenly shocked to discover he is speaking over a radio with a disconnected power plug. Further, Ji-in, is then jolted with the information which So-eun reveals: she is a Junior in 1979, he is a sophomore in 2000.
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Bánh chưng needs to be carefully boiled for ten to twelve hours during which the adults and children sit together around the boiling cauldron. In the countryside, to ensure that bánh chưng is available for every families even the poor ones, a fund called họ bánh chưng is jointly set up and about one month before the Tết, the accumulated capital and benefit are divided between members of the fund so that they can have enough money to prepare bánh chưng. Nowadays, the tradition of self-made bánh chưng gradually declines in Vietnam when the size of a typical family is smaller and people do not have enough time for the preparation and making of bánh chưng, instead they go to the bánh chưng shop or order cakes in advance from families which specialize in making them. Therefore, bánh chưng still appears in each family during the Tết but they are not a family product any more.
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Most of the Smithsonian museums increased acquisitions and conducted surveys during this period; new guides were issued 1971 and 1978. In 1981, William A. Deiss became Acting Archivist, upon Lytle's departure to head up the Smithsonian's computer services. 1983 saw yet another new guide to the expanding repositories, and the appointment of William W. Moss as Director. By fiscal year 1988, the stacks in the Arts and Industry Building had filled up, and about 5,000 cubic feet of records were sent to leased warehouses at Fullerton Industrial Park, South Springfield, VA. New developments included the Smithsonian Archives and Special Collections Council, The Smithsonian Videohistory Program, which collected interviews focused on American science starting in 1987, and an "exhaustive survey" of the photographs housed in Smithsonian facilities. Moss continued as director of the reorganized Office of Smithsonian Institution Archives in 1993, which contained an Archives Division, an Institutional History Division, and a National Collections Program. Pamela M. Henson succeeded Moss as Acting Director in 1993, followed by John F. Jameson Fr. in 1994. In 1994, Edie Hedlin became Director.
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Syncrude used the older composite tailings (CT) technology to capture fines at its Mildred Lake project. Syncrude had a lower-than-expected fines capture performance in 2011/2012 but exceeded expectations in 2010/2011. Shell used atmospheric fines drying (AFD) technology combined "fluid tailings and flocculants and deposits the mixture in a sloped area to allow the water to drain and the deposit to dry" and had a lower-than-expected fines capture performance. By 2010 Suncor had transformed their first tailings pond, Pond One, into Wapisiw Lookout, the first reclaimed settling basin in the oil sands. In 2007 the area was a 220-hectare pond of toxic effluent but several years later there was firm land planted with black spruce and trembling aspen. Wapisiw Lookout represents only one percent of tailings ponds in 2011 but Pond One was the first effluent pond in the oil sands industry in 1967 and was used until 1997. By 2011 only 65 square kilometres were cleaned up and about one square kilometre was certified by Alberta as a self-sustaining natural environment.
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