Or take Windward, a marine risk analytics company, as another example.
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Windward can also track when a ship passes through traffic lanes.
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Hurricane MatthewSeptember 28, 2016 - Tropical Storm Matthew forms over the Windward Islands.
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Broderick, the CEO of Windward Way, owns about 20 percent of Addiction Unscripted.
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Mendoza is a marketer at Windward Way, with an office next to Broderick's.
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Windward has built a big data platform that captures data from maritime sources.
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Harvey initially formed just east of the Windward Islands, in the Caribbean Sea.
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JOHN J. RUSSELL White Plains The writer is head of the Windward School.
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Heavy rainfall is possible over the Windward Islands over the weekend, it said.
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Hurricane IsaacSeptember 8, 2018 - Tropical Storm Isaac forms about 1,640 miles east of the Windward Islands.
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Both Broderick and Mendoza said the majority of callers from Addiction Unscripted couldn't afford Windward Way.
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Brink: the transition from the windward (stoss) side of the dune to the downwind (lee) side.
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The no-charge "Freedom Festival" is an annual event taking place at Guantanamo's Windward Ferry Landing.
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Windward Passage Hotel, overlooking Charlotte Amalie Harbor on St. Thomas, will be closed for six months.
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I drove the Hana Highway at dawn, back and forth along the windward coast of Maui.
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In this instance, though, the information was gathered not by intelligence agencies but by a company, Windward.
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Sand that blows across the windward side of these dune eventually become protected by the dune itself.
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But if I had, we would have missed out on the magnificent windward side of the island.
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Most commanders live deeper on the base, in two-bedroom homes in an area called Windward Loop.
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Initially, after my article ran in November, Mendoza put up a disclaimer about the relationship with Windward Way.
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According to Mendoza, Sober Services also referred patients to Windward Way, Mendoza's initial partner in Affected by Addiction.
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Many hotels are closed, or open only to relief workers, like the Windward Passage Hotel on St. Thomas.
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On its face, the relationship between Mendoza and Orloff seems similar to the one he had with Windward Way.
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Followed by Player of Games, Use of Weapons, Excession, Look to Windward, Matter, Surface Detail, and The Hydrogen Sonata.
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The drone passes over a flooded street near the Windward Passage Hotel, not too far from the Charlotte Amalie Harbor.
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And this week, Marcus Lemonis is headed to Chicago's Windward Boardshop, a beloved local snowboarding shop that's seen better days.
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Far behind Florence is Hurricane Isaac, which was centered about 1,150 miles east of the Windward Islands and moving west.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — President Obama spends his Christmas holidays in an oceanfront rental house on the windward side of Oahu.
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When The Profit's Marcus Lemonis arrived on the scene, he had to find a way to stop Windward from hemorrhaging funds.
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Commentary by Ami Daniel, a former Israeli naval officer and co-founder and CEO of maritime data and analytics firm Windward.
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But Windward showed May exports dropping by just 1.4,000 barrels per day (bpd) from April, with exports still reaching 1.89 million bpd.
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According to Windward data, 22 million barrels exported in the last 10 days of May pushed exports closer to par with April.
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In maritime security, Windward competes with GreenLine Systems of Virginia, while U.S.-based ClipperData and Genscape provide insight into global oil flows.
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US Navy The hurricane's fury was largely unexpected when it began as a tropical storm over the Windward islands on September 28th.
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" He remembers that "one of the most beautiful discoveries was an arm of earth that surrounded the windward side of the house.
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Windward is able to track every ship's operational profile and can provide insights on the ship's geography, weather, port visits, management and navigation.
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Of course, life at Chipotle is hardly the same as life as fictionalized at Rifle Security Company, Windward Side, 2nd Platoon, in the film.
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Chris Currier, Tony Anasenes and Jess Bell of Windward Boardshop, an iconic Chicago snowboard and skateboard shop, bought the company in 403 with $200,000.
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Matthew moved over the Windward Islands, causing flooding in coastal areas of volcanic St. Lucia and knocking out power lines and trees in Barbados.
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Mr. Bush had often called Kennebunkport his "anchor to windward," referring to an anchor dropped in a storm to keep a ship from wrecking.
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They rent a home in beautiful Kailua on the windward side of the island, rather than at one of Waikiki's high-rise luxury hotels.
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A copy of at least one of these inhabits most sci-fi nerds' shelves: Look to Windward, Player of Games, Consider Phlebas, and 7 more.
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We push past Diamond Head, toward the windward side of the island, finally settling on Sandy Beach, which is crowded with surfers and boogie boarders.
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But the combination of a high rent with low foot traffic actually ended up creating a massive money pit that threatened to swallow Windward whole.
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The storm could bring enough rain to cause flash flooding and mudslides, especially in mountainous areas, on the Windward and Leeward islands, the center said.
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In March advisers to the UN, relying in part on Windward data, and American Treasury officials published separate reports that described common ways of doing it.
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The phone number for Addiction Unscripted, listed on Affected By Addiction Support Group as the primary resource for people in need, rings to Windward Way's marketers.
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On Facebook, the Affected By Addiction Support Group still has no mention of Windward Way, despite hosting a "call now" button that rings to the rehab.
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Up the stairs is Ahi Assassins, run by Joshua Schade, a third-generation fisherman from Kahaluu on Oahu's windward side, and his longtime girlfriend, Erika Luna.
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"The Affected By Addiction Support Group on Facebook is essentially mined and operated by admissions counselors at Windward Way," a source inside the company told The Verge.
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As he did with Windward Way's owner, Mendoza took Orloff to Facebook HQ when he was invited in March, shortly after Couch spoke to Calvert and Hall.
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Data from maritime intelligence firm Windward and Thomson Reuters showed a far smaller drop in exports from April to May than most in the market had expected.
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But, as the three young partners behind Windward Boardshop, Chicago's boutique snowboarding shop, found out, passion for the slopes alone doesn't necessarily translate into solid business acumen.
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Windward has raised more than $17 million from investors, include Horizon Ventures, the investment arm of Asia's richest man Li Ka-shing, and former CIA director David Petraeus.
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Tropical Storm Karen took shape near the Windward Islands of the Caribbean on Sunday and is now headed towards Puerto Rico with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.
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Karen is forecast to continue moving in a west-northwest direction Sunday, away from the Windward Islands, and move across the eastern Caribbean Sea Sunday night and Monday.
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Experts do know that most of the whales show up on the windward (or easterly) side of Oahu, though yesterday's sperm whale is currently on the opposite coast.
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A radar view shows torrential rains slamming the windward side of the Big Island of Hawaii as parts of Hawaii creep toward 50 inches of rain from the hurricane.
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"Here Comes the Son" (season 3, episode 21) "Here Comes the Son" is the backdoor pilot for what would have been Jess's spinoff series, the hilariously titled Windward Circle.
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Her mother is the librarian at the Westchester Lower School, a branch in White Plains of the Windward School, a private school for students with language-based learning disabilities.
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Windward uses machine learning to pore over data such as ships' travel patterns, transmissions gaps (some of which may be legitimate) and name changes to help firms identify suspicious activity.
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Windward tracks all exports coming from Nigeria including crude oil, condensates and ship-to-ship transfers, so its figures are nearly always higher than estimates of crude oil production alone.
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The two beaches in question, Windward Beach Park and East Beach in Pine Beach, both in Ocean County, will remain closed to swimmers until the water is deemed safe again.
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However, The Miami Herald reports that Luda will perform as part of the base's (very ironically titled) Freedom Festival at Guantánamo's Windward Ferry Landing on the most American of holidays.
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Hawaii's Big Island had already gotten 40 inches of rain Saturday, with another 5 to 23 inches still expected to fall across the windward side of the island and on Maui.
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Windward has built up an information network that now processes more than 100 million data points daily from sources including satellites and the transponders vessels use to avoid collisions, Daniel said.
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After graduating from Harvard, Reppun came back to the islands in the early 0003s, slightly adrift, and started farming on Oahu's rainy windward side with his brother Charlie, on borrowed land.
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Members of Windward ReSisters, a women's group in Hawaii, decided to gather outside the estate where the Obama family was staying for Christmas and sing carols to welcome him, People magazine reported.
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To help Windward course correct from its self-inflicted tailspin, Marcus issued swift commands to the team: focus on products with high margins, liquidate excess inventory and shutter the Highland Park location.
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In addition, watches and warnings for the Windward and Leeward Islands probably will be required later today, and Puerto Rico and Hispaniola should monitor the storm's progress, the National Hurricane Center said.
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In August 1979, David formed in the Atlantic off Cape Verde and rumbled west toward Barbados before taking a sharp turn to catch Dominica, in the Windward Antilles, flush in the face.
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A tropical depression could form over the weekend while the system moves quickly westward to west-northwestward and crossing the Windward Islands Saturday night and Sunday, the Miami based weather forecaster said.
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The NHC was likely to issue additional watches for portions of the Windward and Leeward Islands on Sunday, Brennan said, noting that Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Hispaniola should monitor Dorian's progress.
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Mendoza, who was convicted of wire fraud in 2010, told The Verge that Facebook was aware of Broderick's connection to Windward Way, and that the support group was generating admissions for the rehab.
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Lining up behind Florence, Isaac was about 1,150 miles (1,855 kilometers) east of the Windward Islands with top winds of 75 mph (120 kph) early Monday, moving west at 14 mph (22 kph).
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"Those boats don't go to windward very well and are not that maneuverable, so my guess is that these would be a high-performance version of that and would be narrower," Ainslie said.
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Long story short, when I was here last, I went by myself to a concert in Waikiki and ended up hanging out with these two women from the windward side of the island.
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The nightmare began last year when Hawaii-based stage director Kevin Keaveney launched Kailua OnStage Arts, a local theater company on the windward side of Oahu, and met Garcia through a mutual friend.
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With headquarters in Israel and backed by investors including David Petraeus, a former director of the CIA, and John Browne, a former boss of BP, Windward is helping companies navigate a maze of sanctions.
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The Iranian cargo carrier Hayan left from the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas on June 3 and set sail for Karachi on Pakistan's coast, according to ship tracking data from maritime risk analysts Windward.
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Preciado, also the mother of a 3-year-old daughter, was killed after an alleged altercation with the teen and two men outside a store near Pacific and Windward avenues, near the popular Venice Beach boardwalk.
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Data from Israeli maritime data analytics company Windward showed Iranian floating storage fell just 5.4 million barrels since a landmark nuclear agreement was reached last July that led to the lifting of Western sanctions just recently.
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For example, if vessels turn off their transponders, Windward is able to give an estimate of their likely activity - a process known as "activity-based intelligence" that goes beyond the information provided by simple ship-tracking data.
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Another system currently located about 1,800 miles (2,890 km) east of the southern Windward Islands has a 40 percent chance of developing into a tropical storm in the next 48 hours, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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The Red Cross put her in touch with the owner of the Windward Passage Hotel, in downtown St. Thomas, which was providing rooms to recovery workers and hotel employees who had lost their homes in the storms.
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At the time, Mendoza, the group's founder, was working as a marketer at a California treatment center called Windward Way, and Affected by Addiction was part of the rehab's marketing arm, though that wasn't disclosed in the group.
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He was also one of the first developers to commission a public sculpture for an office tower: "Windward," by Jan Peter Stern, on the sidewalk in front of 655 Third Avenue, between 41st and 42nd Streets in Manhattan.
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Windward, founded just over five years ago by two former Israeli navy officers, plans to launch a maritime information service later this year for banks, investors and trading houses, its chief executive Ami Daniel told Reuters in an interview.
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On a practical basis, this means Windward can track whether a ship is sailing at dangerous depths at night, as vessels traveling for longer periods at night at dangerous depths are 2.6x more likely to have contact accidents the following year.
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It starts at the gate to Cuba, where diplomats from the two countries hold monthly meetings, and winds along the bay to the ivory-colored, century-old Windward Point Lighthouse, perched on a grassy cliff above rough beaches of crushed coral.
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In August 28.95, a mendicant friar on the French-held Windward island of Martinique sent a slave to neighboring Grenada, which had been conquered by the British, to round up and bring back other slaves owned by his religious order.
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However, by then torrential showers had drenched the windward side of Hawaii's Big Island for more than two days, unleashing severe flooding and mudslides that forced multiple road closures and damaged or destroyed a number of homes and other structures, authorities said.
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Introducing Mr. Bailey's show there, "Travelogue," is his arresting installation "Windward Coast — West Coast Slave Trade," a thunderous sea of old wooden piano keys amid which a single glittering black human head stares upward, at some distance from a small, ghostly black schooner.
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At that point, Hawaii was already days out from its first reported coronavirus case of a resident who hadn't traveled: a tour guide at Kualoa Ranch on the windward coast of Oahu, leaving many to assume she contracted the virus from a tourist.
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"In my area we depend on the reef for our survival and livelihoods, and a lot of reef is dead," said Compton by phone from Windward, Carriacou, one of the lush, mountainous islands that make up Grenada in the southeast of the Caribbean.
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More than 2500 feet (60 cm) of rain had already fallen on a few areas on the windward side of the Big Island, the weather service said, and peak gusts of up to 67 miles (108 km) per hour were recorded there.
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"I was always interested in art but never thought I'd make anything of it until this," said Burton, a sophomore at Windward School in Los Angeles who hoped to save the money from his business for college or to buy his dream car, a Mustang.
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When Windward ReSisters, a women's movement based in Obama's native Hawaii, heard he was returning to the islands with his family for the holidays, they decided to welcome the former president by singing Christmas carols outside the Paul Mitchell estate in lanikai, where the Obamas were staying.
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"We're aware of Matt's connection to Windward, and we have many other community leaders on Facebook using Groups as a channel to both create a community around a passion or cause, and as a way to financially support that community," a Facebook spokesperson told The Verge.
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Rehab Reviews and The Fix are controlled by Cliffside Malibu founder Richard Taite, while Addiction Unscripted — a group promoted by Mark Zuckerberg this summer for its use of Facebook — is owned and staffed by the CEO and marketers of Windward Way, a treatment center in Costa Mesa, California.
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Or that day in Arizona, during our HALO refresher, when nobody had seen his chute open, and we were all looking in the sagebrush on the windward side of the drop zone for his body, and he'd popped out on the leeward side, carrying his chute like a pile of laundry.
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Ms. Condé is the author of "I, Tituba: Black Witch of Salem," a historical novel about a black woman condemned during the Salem witch trials; "Segu," set in 18th-century West Africa; "Windward Heights," a Caribbean reimagining of "Wuthering Heights"; and other emotionally complex novels that reach across history and cultures.
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Tropical Storm Don, a weakening system that's now approaching the Windward Islands (Image via Weather Underground)Meteorologists are currently tracking a pair of weather systems, a tropical storm named Don that appears to be on its way out, and an emerging system that will be dubbed Hilary should it continue to gain strength.
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For instance (I think it's examined in Look to Windward [one of the Culture novels]) there would be a limit to how many people could go to a public performance, so getting a 'ticket' to see a famous musician or actor or suchlike would constitute a kind of luxury since it would be denied to the vast majority.
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In a recent Facebook Live post, Mendoza said he needs to take time for himself, and he has turned power over to a team of volunteers that includes legacy moderators, people Mendoza found by posting a survey in the group, and the partner he hooked up with after leaving Windward Way: treatment center owner Darren Orloff.
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