Working day and night, translators were racing against intense deadlines.
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"We were all working day and night," Mr. Quader said.
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It's several of us working day and night for a week.
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"Elon is working day and night," a source told the publication.
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I'd like to thank you working day and night to make this happen.
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Even working day and night, Adelman has found it difficult to break through.
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"Our team is stretched and working day and night to meet demand," Garrett added.
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Chinese laborers began working day and night to get the port ready, officials said.
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Our crews continue working day and night to ensure continuing connectivity for the affected areas.
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"They're working day and night to get what they can out of the ground," he said.
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"We have been working day and night to make sure that these results are accurate," he said.
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Originally announced a year ago, Sonos has been working "day and night" with Amazon to implement the features.
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Real serious issues that real serious public sector leaders, I'm sure are working day and night to solve.
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"We are working day and night to identify the needs," Lopez said at a Las Vegas press conference.
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The process to build the first one took six to eight months of McCallum working day and night.
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His parents had a not very successful restaurant, working day and night and receiving frequent abuse from drunken patrons.
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If you're preparing an IPO for an entire year, that means you're working day and night for 365 days.
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The Metropolitan Police said they were working day and night to pursue offenders and take weapons off the street.
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IN THE frozen tundra of northern Canada, miners are working day and night to ramp up production at Gahcho Kué.
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Imagine spending fifteen years working day and night at your dream job and then realizing you don't want it anymore.
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It is common to see children working day and night as shoe shiners and street vendors on the capital's streets.
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During the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak, Beijing built a hospital in seven days with 7,000 people working day and night.
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Working day and night, he then put together a twenty-hour montage of virtually all the collected footage, including retakes.
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They've been working day and night to upend Trump's immigration policy: "I don't care what we call them," said one activist.
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"We have been working day and night to make sure these results are accurate," Price said at a later news conference.
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Working day and night, these airmen handle all operations involving the pumps, valves, manifolds, and other aspects of the fuel cell.
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"I've just been working day and night on this, sixteen hours days," Kitsune Games leader developer Emma Massen told me on Discord.
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Out on the federal land, the drilling crews are already working day and night to bore new wells deep into the earth.
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"We've been working day and night to make sure these results are accurate ... the underlying data, the raw data is secure," Price said.
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She is working day and night for Donald, and because she is a contractor, he is probably not even going to pay her.
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A senior Chinese official said on Saturday China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal.
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Going inside the docks felt like going into the future, a humanless landscape with machinery working day and night as if by clockwork.
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"Italy is working day and night for peace, dialogue and a ceasefire, so common sense might prevail," added Salvini of the Libya conflict.
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For decades, workers have devoted their lives, working day and night, to produce some of the finest cars in the country for General Motors.
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A senior Chinese official said on Saturday that China and the United States were still working day and night to achieve a trade deal.
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Software engineers at 17EdTech, which sells products and services to public school systems for online education, have been working day and night since Jan.
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So, these are serious challenges of this particular architecture, and it's absolutely essential that the folks out here are working day and night on this.
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A White House spokeswoman confirmed that Priebus was heavily involved in those two areas and said Priebus is working "day and night" to achieve Trump's agenda.
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A spokesman for Basra operations command, responsible for security in Basra province, said army, police and intelligence forces were working "day and night" to locate the material.
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By using high-precision weeding, the robotic farm hands can increase the yield of the crops by working day and night to remove unwanted plants and weeds.
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He is working day and night with Chairman Hatch to secure a long-term funding extension for this key lifeline for kids and families across the country.
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Due for release in late 22, Hadrian X can read a 215D CAD model of the house and then it follows those instructions precisely, working day and night.
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He said he is working day and night to defend Park during the investigation, and has lost 4 kgs (9 lb) since he was appointed on Nov 15.
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We collectively owe a great debt of gratitude to the retail workers who are working day and night to keep stores clean, shelves stocked, and anxious families supplied.
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Last week, in an open letter to its hosts, Airbnb's founders said the company was working "day and night" to come up with a plan to help them.
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The billionaire commoner Thanathorn's grandparents moved to Thailand as poor Chinese immigrants about 70 years ago, and he remembers his parents working day and night to feed the family.
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GoodSAM has eight full-time employees and has been "working day and night" since being fast-tracked onto a contract with NHS England and NHS Improvement earlier this week.
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I just want you to know that we have the brightest minds working day and night to help solve the many challenges coronavirus poses to our way of life.
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Ahmed Obaid, who heads up the team working day and night to put the finishing touches on the nautical giant, hopes it will embark on its maiden voyage in March.
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At the mine, their colleagues are working day and night to ramp up to full production, with the aim of extracting more than 12,000 carats (2.4kg) of diamonds each day.
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"Please believe me, we are working day and night to return our sailors home," he told crowds in the port city of Odessa during Navy Day celebrations on July 7.
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"If you look on the Republican side, the party chair there has been working day and night to try and bring everyone in together and unify the party," he said.
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While we must not become complacent, the public can be assured that we have the best scientific team in the world working day and night to keep our country safe.
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Musk was hosting the call from the Gigafactory, Tesla's battery production facility in Nevada, because that is where he has been working day and night to correct production delays, he said.
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And even if I could, it would mean that I was working day and night to pay for it, leaving no time to actually look after them as a parent should.
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So over the course of just three weeks, they've been working day and night to build a movement to upend Trump's immigration policy and close the detention centers once and for all.
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To keep in the government's good graces, live-streaming leaders YY, Momo, Huya, Douyu, Kuaishou and their peers hire armies of content regulators working day and night to screen user-generated content.
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In November, Musk hosted the company's quarterly investor call from the Gigafactory, Tesla's battery production facility in Nevada, because he'd been there, working day and night to correct production delays, he said.
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"I felt like they were the true unsung heroes of New York, working day and night, 24/7 to keep [the city] clean and livable for us, yet [they're] totally overlooked," he explained.
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Photos of the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital in New South Wales show the catastrophic impact the bushfires have had on koalas, and how hospital volunteers are working day and night to rescue them.
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Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries throughout its history has always posed a potential hazard and our staff has been working day and night trying to analyze data on any and all potential issues and concerns.
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All of these young people are aspiring Americans, who are working day and night to make use of their temporary deportation protection to give back to, not take from, the country they call home.
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"If you look at the Republican side, the party chair there has been working day and night to try and…keep everybody together and to try unify the party," Weaver said Thursday on MSNBC.
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Investigators gave it a name — Moonlight Maze — and spent two years, often working day and night, tracing how it hopped from the Navy to the Department of Energy to the Air Force and NASA.
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"Michel Barnier and his team are working day and night to reach a deal, but we are not there yet," Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos told a news conference, referring to the bloc's chief Brexit negotiator.
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In November, Musk hosted the company's quarterly investor call from the Gigafactory, Tesla's battery production facility in Nevada, because that is where he has been working day and night to correct production delays, he said.
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"In just the past week, for example, we've had approximately 100 employees working day and night dedicated to this project through the weekend to collect, review, process and produce thousands of additional pages," Wray added.
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Back at work with her Fruitvale Station and Creed colleague Coogler, Beachler has been working day-and-night for months on the sets for the comic book-inspired Black Panther, which will hit theaters in 2018.
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China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both sides, including eliminating tit-for-tat tariffs, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday.
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"While the EU is working day and night for a deal ensuring an orderly withdrawal, the UK's withdrawal will undoubtedly cause disruption, for example in business supply chains, whether or not there is a deal," the Commission said in a statement.
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China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both sides and the hopes of the world, including eliminating tit-for-tat tariffs, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday.
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" At the end of the day on June 27, Reynolds emailed BuzzFeed News again, providing the following statement: "We are working day and night to reduce the spread of false news and misinformation, using a combination of advanced technology, machine learning and human review.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade deal that matches the interests of both sides and the hopes of the world, including eliminating tit-for-tat tariffs, a senior Chinese official said on Saturday.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to reestablish trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," she said.
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On first or 500th listen, one still feels the profound tensions of those sessions in Sausalito, and the genius those tensions produced—the album is, among many other things, a musical memoir of the constant misfortune of working, day and night, with one's ex.
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"It's essentially a tug of war around industry supply chains and core technologies," he said, adding that as the two economic powers vie for tech supremacy, exchange staff were working day and night seven days a week to make the new board a success.
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"The M.T.A. is working day and night to upgrade signal equipment and install new technology that will allow us to run more trains, increase capacity and rebuild a system that is up to the standards of our riders," Mr. Morello said in a statement.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to re-establish the trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," she added.
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The triumph so heralded by Musk, turning out 5,000 cars that sell for $70,85033 by working day and night in a circus tent, is a worthy accomplishment, but at best, it is a quarter of what it takes to keep the Big Three up at night.
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"We are working day and night to bring about a new era of community-based, Constitutional policing and will not be deterred by this or any other instance that threatens our efforts to reestablish trust of all citizens in the Baltimore Police Department," Pugh said in a statement on August 11.
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Be it a natural Afro, a weave, braids, or locks, Priscilla Hazel, Esther Olatunde, and Cassandra Sarfo are working day and night so their app will be the first point of call when a black woman wants to try a new look — or show off the one she is already rocking.
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A spokesperson for PG (formerly known as Procter & Gamble), the maker of Tampax as well as toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies, and other essential personal care products, told us that the company is working day and night to make more products while still maintaining social distancing recommendations on its factory floors.
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"We're all feeling very good, we've got the 700 wonderful engineers here who've been working day and night for the last 15 months to get the new spaceship finished, she looks beautiful but I can't tell you too much about her until this evening," Branson told U.K. TV show Good Morning Britain on Friday morning.
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Because what Don gave NBA coaching that every dorky college coach in the world never could was a fucking rebel's spirit, and an understanding that basketball, while it fucking rules, is not the end all and be all of life, that recruiting is fucking stupid, that working day and night to make the thing perfect is a fool's errand, that trusting your player to make decent decisions and trusting the broad scope of your vision to guide them into something awesome (or, occasionally, terrible), was way better than bleeding and dying moment by moment.
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Pullum purchased Health & Strength magazine in 1956. Associates later suggested the pressure of working day and night was a factor in his decline in health.
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He then rescues the young girl Lakshmi (Charmila) who was kidnapped by pimps. He then protects the jobless youngster Gopi (Vasu Vikram) from drug dealers. Pandian accommodates them in his house. To feed them, Pandian starts working day and night.
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The health office was also working day and night to find and quarantine influenza cases. In just 1 day in December 1918, 12 heath deputies quarantined 159 cases, and Officer Parrish alone managed to visit 39 homes in a 24-hour stretch.
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Under the best conditions, the workers could construct approximately three feet of tunnel a day. Working day and night, the tunnel was constructed in just over six months.The Chittenden County Historical Society Bulletin, Vol. 5, No. 1. September 1969. Burlington North Avenue Rail Tunnel (1860s).
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One third of his men were ill, he said, from eating and drinking native food and water. The doctor was working day and night. The men were still in huts built native-style, or else on the ships. Columbus alone had a stone, European-style house.
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Meanwhile, Iguchi, who was completely kept in the dark, was working day and night to verify the loss, until he was arrested at his home in New Jersey. With his confession letter in the hands of the FBI, Iguchi had no choice but to admit authoring the letter.
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This was also the first public flying display at Brooklands and some 20,000 spectators watched him fly to a height of . Local press reported that the land surrounded by the Brooklands Motor Racing Track was converted into an aerodrome for this event by a gang of men working day and night.
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A commercial was made featuring Steve Case telling people AOL was working day and night to fix the problem. Within three years, AOL's user base grew to 10 million people. In 1995 AOL was headquartered at 8619 Westwood Center Drive in the Tysons Corner CDP in unincorporated Fairfax County, Virginia,"Tysons Corner CDP, Virginia." United States Census Bureau.
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Denham was reached only on a second attempt. On 18 March 1909 at 02:30, the SS Winfield left Geraldton to lighten her. The task of refloating Koombana took several more days, with the officers and crews of both ships working day and night. On 24 March 1909, Winfield herself ran aground for half an hour, while turning to come alongside.
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To sweeten his offer, Billing offered to make Anton a partner. Eilers accepted and immediately went to Salt Lake with Billing. By early November 1876, Anton had the lead-silver smelter working day and night, an amazing feat at the time. Anton was joined at the Germania by Otto Hahn and August Raht, both of whom had distinguished smelting careers.
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"Working Day and Night" is a song by American recording artist Michael Jackson. It is the third track from his fifth studio album, Off the Wall (1979). The song was written and produced by Jackson. Despite not being released as a single, it has been played often on the radio and in films, becoming one of Jackson's most popular songs.
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It costarred Diana Ross, Nipsey Russell, and Ted Ross. The film was a box-office failure. Its score was arranged by Quincy Jones, who later produced three of Jackson's solo albums. During his time in New York, Jackson frequented the Studio 54 nightclub, where he heard early hip hop; this influenced his beatboxing on future tracks such as "Working Day and Night".
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The most important festival among whole Konkani community spreading from Thane, Raigad to Goa and Karawar coast is "Shimga". It is speciality of "Konkan and Goa". Every City, every town or Village has its own way of celebrating it. Almost every Konkani working day and night, sleeplessly in metropolis like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi or in foreign countries rush to their homeland during Shimga.
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Construction of the Pragathi Bhavan started in March 2016, without a formal event, and completed in November 2016, in a record time of nine months. The entire complex was constructed by Mumbai- based construction company, Shapoorji Pallonji, at a cost of INR ₹38 crore (US$5.4 million) . The construction work was expedited with 200 workers, working day and night at the site.
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Track drainage was via diameter iron pipes through the piers. At the peak of construction activity, around 600 workers were employed in shifts – working day and night to complete the structure. The viaduct was built of layer upon layer of common brick. It took 21 months to construct at a cost of £72,000; around 11 million bricks and of stone were used.
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Athira suspects that her mother is earning money by prostitution. The relation between the mother and daughter reaches an all-time low. While going to work Sujatha meets with a road accident and is severely wounded. In the hospital, Athira gets to know that her mother is not doing any prostitution but she is working day and night in a small restaurant in the city.
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Working day and night on his playing, and managing to land several high- profile gigs, the next eight years would include tours, record dates, production, musical direction, and performances with Jive Jones, Adam Freeland, Mike Philips, Jem, Delta Goodrem, Wayman Tisdale, Wayne Krantz, Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, Paul Shafer, VV Brown, Pat Metheny, Ronny Jordan, Marcus Miller, Dapp Theory, James Valentine, Jojo Mayer, and Jeff Lorber.
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Nevertheless, since the beginning of the 18th century the fertile grounds of the Ribeira valley were converted into large rice plantations. The rice, of an excellent quality, was intensively commercialized in Iguape and from there exported to Europe. From 1820 to 1900, Iguape experienced a period of great prosperity reaching its economic peak. Five rice factories were working day and night, filling on average 10 large vessels per week.
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Football matches of national level were played at Railway Stadium but now it is converted into Cricket Stadium by the Railway management and Sijua Stadium. For the preparation of Mission Olympic 2020 and 2024, the Dhanbad District Olympic Games Association is working day and night. Dhanbad officially became the second town in the state to boast a cricket stadium with floodlights, with the inauguration of floodlights at Tata Digwadih Stadium.
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She returned to Alabama just as the war began. Alabama seceded on January 11, 1861, a day that Saxon described as the saddest in her life. She and her husband were unionists, and she hated slavery, but she remained in Alabama, describing herself as "Southern in every vein and fibre of being." As the war progressed, Saxon became a "Southern Mother", working day and night for suffering soldiers.
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169, Hartcup This stimulated the minds of many political leaders. It seemed as though power would substantially increase as a result of the creation and possession of this so-called ‘weapon of mass-destruction’. Thus the race to build an atomic bomb quickly commenced. Many scientists from all over the world were working day and night to develop something that could only be described as the answer to ending the war.
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Trinity House pilots were responsible for all commercial vessels involved and many of the service vessels. In the month following D-Day, nearly 3,000 vessels were handled by 88 river pilots and nearly 2,000 ships by 115 sea pilots working day and night. In 1969, Trinity House initiated the debut of helicopter reliefs to and from offshore lighthouses, succeeding the boat reliefs. These had been susceptible to being delayed by months during inclement weather.
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Approach cutting to Gogginshill Tunnel The Gogginshill Tunnel near Ballinhassig in Co. Cork, was constructed between February 1850 and December 1851 by 300 men working day and night. There are three ventilation shafts and the tunnel is lined with brick, which was added between 1889 and 1890 after some minor collapses of the rock face. It is the longest abandoned railway tunnel within the Republic of Ireland, measuring 906 yards (828 metres) end to end.
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Production for Willennium was handled by a number of producers who had previously worked on Big Willie Style, including executive producers DJ Jazzy Jeff and Poke & Tone, Keith Pelzer and Sauce, as well as a number of new contributors: Rob Fusari, Kay-Gee, "Little" Louie Vega, Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins and more. The tenth track, "Can You Feel Me?", samples the song, "Working Day and Night", from Michael Jackson's Off the Wall studio album.
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Special effects technician Ian Wingrove remembered that the episode's complex technical aspects once resulted in the crew "[working] day and night ... through a weekend". The alligators in the episode were portrayed not by actual alligators, as Gerry Anderson had originally intended,Bentley 2005, p. 29. but by juvenile crocodiles. These were acquired from a private zoo in the north of England to double as the enlarged alligators on the episode's scale sets and water tanks.Bentley 2005, p. 30.
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It was followed by an evacuation, in which large numbers of the prisoners died. Toward the end of the war, death marches to and from the camp caused the deaths of numerous unrecorded prisoners. After liberation, prisoners weakened beyond recovery by the starvation conditions continued to die. Two thousand cases of "the dread black typhus" had already been identified by 3 May, and the U.S. Seventh Army was "working day and night to alleviate the appalling conditions at the camp".
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Hundreds of laborers were working day and night to finish her in time for the first voyage to Java on 31 August. In view of the whole ordering process the affair was a bit embarrassing for the SMN and ACL. Mr. Tegelberg of the SMN told reporters that the delivery of a ship in such an unfinished state was: 'indeed an exceptional case of a special character'. 'The SMN absolutely required that the ship would be ready for the planned trip on 31 August.
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By June 25, Copland wrote to Mexican composer Carlos Chavez, "I am working day and night on my symphony for the Philharmonic commission. It is in three movements and I have just finished the last, the first being more than half done." Copland then went to Mexico at Chavez's invitation, partly to conduct but mainly to compose. From there, he wrote American composer Leo Smit on July 4 that he was not yet finished and was having trouble finding a title for the new work.
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117–118 Floyd had sent an observer to check on the progress at the fort and found that Gardner and his men were working day and night to strengthen its defenses and had increased its supply of provisions and ammunition. Subsequently, on November 15, 1860, with tensions rising, Gardner was relieved of duty, as he was not cooperating with Floyd's plans to render the fort an easy target for the secessionists.Lossing, 1874, p. 118 Gardner was ordered to report to General David E. Twiggs, in Texas.
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In 1968, Warhol moved the Factory to the sixth floor of the Decker Building, 33 Union Square West, near Max's Kansas City, a club which Warhol and his entourage frequently visited. By the time Warhol had achieved a reputation, he was working day and night on his paintings. Warhol used silkscreens so that he could mass-produce images the way corporations mass-produced consumer goods. To increase production, he attracted a ménage of adult film performers, drag queens, socialites, drug addicts, musicians, and free-thinkers who became known as the Warhol Superstars, to help him.
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In 2001, he released an album under the name Action Figure Party on the Verve-affiliated label Blue Thumb Records. Mostly instrumental and in a jazz-funk vein, the album featured guests Flea, Sean Lennon, Soul Coughing's Yuval Gabay as well as musicians who performed with Beck, Air, Gil-Scott Heron and Garbage appeared on the record. Kurstin signed a worldwide publishing deal with EMI (now Sony/ATV) in 2002. While he had consistently written songs since the age of 12, he intensified his efforts, working "day and night, pumping out songs".
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His first item he sold was the wild idea of the Yakity Yak Teeth, a simple gag item, which became a cultural icon. He hooked up with promoter Marvin Glass and they brought the Yakity Yak teeth to novelty king Irving Fishlove. And Eddy kept inventing, working day and night, coming up with new ideas, and making the models himself. In 1949, Eddy had 3 toys at the Toy Association's Toy Fair in New York, the toy industry's annual showcase—Yakity Yak Teeth (Fishlove), Busy Biddy Chicken (Topic Toys) and Merry-Go-Sip (Topic Toys).
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By that year, though, its buggies, which sold for $110, were considered overpriced. By 1900, about two dozen other buggy producers had formed around Columbus, with factories working day and night in the city, and an estimated one in six buggies in use around the world was built in Columbus. Some of these companies were older than Columbus Buggy Co, but the manufacturer remained one of the largest businesses in the city. Columbus Buggy Co. moved its production to a new plant at 400 Dublin Road in 1906 at Firestone's insistence.
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"Working Day and Night" was performed by both of The Jacksons' tours, and two of Michael Jackson's first two world concert series tours as a solo artist. The song was performed by The Jacksons' Triumph Tour in 1981 and Victory Tour in 1984. In Michael Jackson's solo tours, the song was performed live on the Bad World Tour from 1987-1989, and the first two legs of Dangerous World Tour in 1992. Song was rehearsed for third leg of Dangerous World Tour in 1993, but it was ultimately removed from setlist due to allegations made against him in August 1993.
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In May 2011, it revealed that Saade would release his upcoming album Saade in two parts. As the reason for that Saade said: “I didn't wanna waste too many songs on one album, so I decided to do two parts of my Album Saade. We have been working day and night with the sounds, to be correct and find the right synths etc. I just felt that I'm in a great songwriting mood, so I had to release two parts because of all these songs.” To do this step, he was inspired by Robyn who released her album Body Talk in three parts.
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Following the release of Cosa Nostra: Hip Hop, Queen wanted to release a concept album which would have had Queen performing duets with female singers from different genres, entitled Drama Queen. However, this was changed and she began working on Sentimiento instead. Recording for Sentimiento took place at AQ-30 Studios in San Juan, Jesus In 2in Studios, Los Yedais Recording Studio, Mas Flow Studios in San Juan, Marroneo Studios in Bayamón, Sangre Nueva Studios in Carolina and Stani Recording Studio, all located in Puerto Rico. Recording sessions for Sentimiento began in 2006, with Queen working day and night, according to Guadalupe.
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Sheikh Omar migrated from Chiniot to Calcutta in the late 19th century after being ostracised for marrying against his family's will. Large numbers of Chiniot's Sheikh tribe had settled in Calcutta during the British era. Sheikh Omar's first son, Gulzar, was born in 1920, prompting Sheikh Omar's decision to return to his hometown, where he decided to construct a magnificent palace that would feature the best of Chiniot's craftsmanship. Syed Hassan Shah was assigned the task of palace's construction. He gathered Chiniot's best artisans, as well as from different places, who continued working day and night for 10 ten years.
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The observatory did not survive to advance the development of astronomy in the Muslim world. Within months of the observatory's completion, a comet with an enormous tail appeared in the sky and Sultan Murad III demanded a prognostication about it from his astronomer. "Working day and night without food and rest" Taqi ad-Din studied the comet and came up with the prediction that it was "an indication of well-being and splendor," and would mean a "conquest of Persia". Unfortunately, instead of well-being a devastating plague followed in some parts of the empire, and several important persons died.
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She made her debut as an actress when she participated in the Memorial de Maria Moura mini-series in 1994. It was a quick participation of just one episode in which the protagonist, Maria Moura, as a young woman, was replaced by her mother, Glória Pires, in the adulthood of the character. After that, she distanced herself from TV and the media, believing that she had no vocation to follow in her mother's footsteps. Cleo says she saw Gloria working day and night without stopping, the press invading her privacy and the phone ringing all the time, and that she did not want it for her future.
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Hotline was designed in 1996 and known as "hotwire" by Australian programmer Adam Hinkley (known online by his username, "Hinks"), then 17 years old, as a classic Mac OS application. The source code for the Hotline applications was based on a class library, "AppWarrior" (AW), which Hinkley wrote. AppWarrior would later become litigious, as Hinkley wrote parts of it while he was employed by an Australian company, Redrock Holdings. Six other fans of Hotline, David Murphy, Alex King, Phil Hilton, Jason Roks, David Bordin, and Terrance Gregory, joined Adam Hinkley's efforts to promote and market the Hotline programs, working day and night and using the company's own products to stay in touch from across the US, Canada, and Australia.
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Erection of the transformer was carried out inside a translucent plastic dome, inflated by a small blower. This allowed the work to continue regardless of the weather and thus reduced the time normally taken for erecting large transformers in the open. By working day and night within the plastic dome the time for erection on site was reduced from an estimated 8 weeks to 3 weeks. Completely assembled, each transformer is 14.94 m (49 ft) long, 10.06 m (33 ft) wide, and weighs 325.1 tonnes (320 tons) made up of 154.4 tonnes (152 tons) of steel, 30.48 tonnes (30 tons) of copper, and 19.3 tonnes (19 tons) of insulation and 98,420 litres (26,000 gallons) of oil.
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His writings tell of not only the economic effects that the Great War had on the village, but also the social ones. About the outbreak of the war, he wrote: > When on 2 August 1914 the mobilization became known by telephone also in our > village, one of the consequences was of enthusiasm among the villagers for > all members of the army hurrying bravely to the flag. The authorities found > themselves in such difficulties that they could only deal with them all by > working day and night and with effort. On the other hand, the same writer’s tone was quite different in this later entry when writing of the same event: > Hard times.
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With the money he made dealing meth, he was able to buy twenty acres of secluded land near Olympia that had a small house on it. He used the house for meth production and built a three- story treehouse on the property, which he bragged he and others built in only two weeks, working day and night "due to being high on meth."48 Hours, "End of a Dream," first aired 10/19/2008 The treehouse included an extra-large fireplace, outdoor bathtub, and an emergency escape using rope lines to zip through the woods. Scurlock, who bore a striking resemblance to Mel Gibson, was popular with friends that he referred to as "his tribe," who would do almost anything for him.
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Operation Duck 15 August 1948 – 1 November 1948 When Zoji La fell to the enemy in May 1948, it was vital for the Indians that the pass be recaptured before winter so as to relieve Leh. An unsuccessful frontal attack was launched by 77 Parachute Brigade under Brig Hiralal Atal to capture Zoji La pass. Operation Duck, the earlier epithet for this assault, was renamed as Operation Bison by Lt Gen Cariappa, the Western Army commander. M5 Stuart light tanks of 7 Cavalry were moved in dismantled conditions through Srinagar to Baltal while the superhuman efforts of two field companies of the Madras Sappers working day and night improved the mule track from Baltal up the Zoji La to Gumri.
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Twelve elegiac duets for cello and piano dedicated to John Asatrian. Without direct reference to the particular style of the composer, Hrachya Melikyan recreates the atmosphere characteristic of the dedicatee. Melikyan also composed music for 8 Armenian films: Orchestra Went Along the Street, short (1976), Blue Lion (1979), Visit, short (1979), Day, Awaited so Long, short (1980), Snowdrops and Edelweiss (1981), We Shall Meet Again (1984), The Ingenious Peasant, animation (1984). A few days before he died, the composer left for Dilijan, the Composer's Resort House, where he stayed for five days, working day and night on his last piece – String Quartet #5 dedicated to the memory of Ghazaros Saryan, paying tribute to the renowned Armenian composer and one of the great teachers of the younger generation of composers.
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Hill stated to the Courier-Post that he could not recall the start date with certainty, estimating that it was "[s]ometime during the early to mid '90s... I dunno, I think maybe '91 or '92." Miss'd America took its name from a longstanding joke that drag performers always "missed" the chance to participate in Miss America and that most of that pageant's gay behind-the- scenes staff "missed" out on what happened on stage. Initially, the event was always held the day after Miss America "to offer the people who'd spent two weeks working day and night on the actual Miss America event a place to party, let down their hair and kick up their heels". Miss'd America was originally satirical in nature, with the first-ever winner awarded a paper Burger King crown and a bouquet of dead roses.
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By early 1941 the Battle of Britain had distracted London's attention far from the tiny colony. Shipping was a constant challenge and Gallagher, now certified as fluent in the colonists' Gilbertese language, travelled on the few available ships, working day and night, personally loading and unloading supplies along with distributing coast-watching personnel and equipment throughout the colony, often in secret. On 20 September 1941, Sir Harry Luke, High Commissioner of the western Pacific, sent Gallagher a coded telegram with word he was about to be promoted as secretary to government and reposted to Ocean Island, but Gallagher didn't reply to the polite query asking for his thoughts on this. That day he had fallen seriously ill at sea with tropical sprue, an infection sometimes aggravated by poor nutrition which interferes with the small intestine's ability to absorb nutrients, resulting in symptoms related to malnutrition.
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1886 log jam, Dalles of the St Croix, with bridge in background Smaller log jams could be cleared just by human labor, with river pigs releasing key logs, but this log jam was more difficult and dammed up the river. On June 18, 1886, the New York Times reported that the jam was over two miles long and the largest to ever occur in the Northwest, and four hundred men were working day and night to clear it, while it was still growing at a rate of 700,000 board feet per hour. The logs were owned by more than 100 companies, who joined forces and shared the costs of breaking the jam, which were about $75,000 in total. It was feared that the log jam could endanger the abutments of the two-year-old bridge at Taylors Falls (which until then had been thought to be safe), and some logs sticking out of the almost 70 foot high pile were sawn off.
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After this, although he continued to play in clubs such as the Half Note on Hudson Street, Costa concentrated mainly on studio work, on both piano and vibes, for other leaders. He was much in demand for recording sessions because of the excellence of his sight-reading and playing on both of his instruments. The quantity of studio work created a conflict between Costa's need and desire to support his family, sometimes achieved through working day and night in studios, and his belief in developing his jazz talents, which would have required playing more in clubs and dealing with the people – agents, club owners, artists and repertoire men, and so on – whose goals seldom matched those of creative musicians.Nelson, Don (September 13, 1962) "Elegy for Eddie" Down Beat, pp. 13, 19. Notable examples of Costa's studio work from this period are being part of Gigi Gryce's final recordings as leader, appearances on Gunther Schuller's Third Stream album Jazz Abstractions, a series of small- group recordings with saxophonist Coleman Hawkins, and two tracks of Shelly Manne's 2-3-4, with Costa featuring on piano for one track and vibes on the other, both with just George Duvivier and Manne.Dance, Stanley.
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In late 1917, the Japanese government was alarmed to find that the British government, despite the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, had approached the United States about a possible joint intervention at Vladivostok, without consulting Japan. In December 1917, the British agreed that such a force should include Japan, but before the details could be worked out, the British ordered from Hong Kong to Vladivostok. Japanese Prime Minister Terauchi Masatake was outraged and ordered the Imperial Japanese Navy to reach Vladivostok first. The task was assigned to Rear Admiral Katō Kanji with the battleships and . With crews working day-and-night over the new year holidays, Iwami was able to depart from Kure Naval District on January 9, 1918, and arrived at Vladivostok on January 12, only two days before HMS Suffolk. Asahi arrived on January 17, and became Katō's flagship. , which had been stationed at Vladivostok until December 1917, returned on March 1. Lieut.-General Mitsue Yui and General Kikuzo Otani, the leaders of the Japanese Forces in Siberia It was the original intent that this show of force by Allied warships would enhance the confidence of the local anti-Bolshevik forces and help restore public order; however, this proved to be overly optimistic.
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