For many children, zipping a jacket is a simple task.
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It's also speedy — zipping around Mars in just eight hours.
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It feels natural to be zipping in this discrete pod.
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I just never realized it zipping past in a car.
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Television footage showed fire service rescuers zipping up body bags.
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I wouldn't have seen it zipping away in a cab.
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And if I was James Comey, I would be zipping it.
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Shipments zipping throughout the Denver area at 200 miles per hour.
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Active listening is more than just zipping your mouth shut, however.
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They're expert navigators, for one, zipping around without crashing into walls.
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Then the LIM kicks in, zipping the raft up another tunnel.
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The action, initially zipping at an antic clip, grinds to a halt.
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"Get out now before someone sees," he said, zipping his trousers up.
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"Hey, big man!" she shouts, zipping past him on her scooter. Nothing.
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Zipping across the city as the sun rose, rain began to fall.
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Zipping along the convention floor were robots yielding a host of skills.
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Are there giant pillow-stuffed crates zipping back and forth on cargo planes?
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Another fantastic sequence has a Transformer zipping around London with Burton in tow.
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Players are zipping around the map at high speeds like they're Spider-Man.
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It's a size 2 and doesn't even come close to zipping right now.
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Gonzalez also filmed hydroids zipping through water in an electric display of light.
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Scissor lifts are in constant motion, zipping around the 80,000-square-foot warehouse.
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Convertibles by the coast, SUVs in the deep desert, city cars zipping through Rome.
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Instead, they were sprightly and fun, zipping along from big moment to big moment.
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Not everyone's that active, but I'm up early zipping about and getting shit done.
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While zipping around with one ex, Gomez brazenly wore the jacket of another ex.
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He helped devise its language of thick harmonies, zipping melodies and steamed-up rhythm.
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Zipping between Sangatte, France and Dover, England took him all of about 20 minutes.
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On that Wednesday, he hit Alabama for five hours before zipping to another state.
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After zipping myself into the igloo, I sat down to take it all in.
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You'll be a bona fide guru in no time after zipping through VTC's related lectures.
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After zipping into the second half of the show, the band briefly huddled to talk.
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Bieber, 22, kept his face mostly covered, zipping up his hooded sweatshirt as he left.
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There's a big—literally—reason the Uber robo-cars zipping around Pittsburgh aren't Smart Cars.
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But by that point, Cindy had run out and was zipping home in an Uber.
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Then the storm arrived, and news anchors reported breathlessly from boats zipping down city streets.
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In one campaign, you learn the basic of flight by zipping above snow-covered mountains.
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Since the release of his book, Nakagaki has been zipping around New York, giving talks.
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Michael ran barefoot after me to the elevator, zipping his fly and buckling his belt.
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Pros: Wineries are situated along one main drag, which makes zipping between them a breeze.
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Well, you also have to get a range of people, not just millennials zipping around.
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Mr. Mear, the music director Gareth Valentine and Mr. McKintosh keep the show zipping along.
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He loves sports, is constantly zipping around, and talks to almost everyone, his dad said.
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It's perfect for zipping around the city and won't hog much square footage in your apartment.
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Sometimes you're watching from the perspective of the drone, zipping through turns and blasting along straightaways.
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Blood-bearing drones zipping through the sky sounds something like a scene from apocalyptic science fiction.
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"They didn't want people from the lower-income area zipping through their area," Ms. Elian said.
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After a minute it returned, zipping over the fence and into the short and stubby firs.
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These days I bike all of New York's bridges, zipping back and forth between the boroughs.
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Drivers crossing the Brooklyn Bridge could circumvent the congestion zone by zipping onto the F.D.R. Drive.
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Little has changed, except that the trucks zipping along the freeways appear to be driverless lumps.
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The two designers have been zipping nominees into elegant beaded gowns for more than 20 years.
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At any time, I have learned, there may be an exotic bird zipping around the city.
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I snagged a board and stashed my stuff in a locker before zipping up my coat.
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Trust me — you will love keeping your shoes on and zipping through your own dedicated security lane.
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This poses an obvious problem for anything else zipping around at the outer reaches of the atmosphere.
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Future generations will visit a city and think nothing of zipping to their destination on shared transportation.
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But what a silly image: a baseball-shaped, planet-sized deus ex machina zipping through the galaxy.
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While the number of foreign students in Britain has stalled, in other countries it is zipping up.
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I'm all over the place while we're in production, always zipping around with wardrobe bags in hand.
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Then millions of Dutch take to the ice, zipping from town to town along lakes and canals.
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The nearly 800-pound craft launched back in May, and has been zipping toward Mars ever since.
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By some estimates, there are more than 100 million pieces of debris zipping around in Earth's orbit.
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It's ideal for zipping through the city, running quick errands, or just getting a bit of exercise.
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I imagined the coat slowly zipping up over the face, carrying its wearer off into her grave.
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It would be nice to find out that economic growth is zipping along faster than we thought.
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Zoom out further, and our entire galaxy is zipping through the CMB at about 1.3 million mph.
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I slip back into the stadium, zipping my jacket up to my neck against a desert night.
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At least that's what's expected after seeing a horde of Apple Maps cars zipping around the world.
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The results, published on Thursday in the journal Current Biology, revealed hordes of the insects zipping overhead.
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Half the fun of zipping through the rollicking family drama of Crazy Rich Asians is the fashion.
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It's a huge change for Malena, whose professional life involved zipping from Vienna to Paris to Berlin.
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When I see incredible, long entries zipping through a grid in both directions, I think of Zorro.
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They would seem more at home in Austria or Switzerland, zipping up the side of the Alps.
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And those self-driving Google cars everyone says we'll all be zipping around in a few years?
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What a fun weekend I had zipping around southeastern Michigan in the highly anticipated 2020 Toyota Supra.
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If you're zipping along, they have just a moment to pitch you burgers, or tires, or cloud services.
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Next we're zipping to Mars to check out a crater that could have one of two origin stories.
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That's more than three times the population of the United States, zipping hither and yon at 186 mph.
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That means the single vehicle was tasked with zipping all around Stockholm to handle 3.4 cases per day.
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On Tuesday, messenger Mercury is on the move, zipping into its home sign of Virgo until August 31.
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Products are increasingly made in both countries, with some zipping across the border several times along the way.
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The Digital First Bill, currently zipping through parliament, seeks to do away with yet more forms and stamps.
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Although you'll also be the person zipping around while holding a drill and generally looking kind of corny.
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Instead of zipping randomly across it, electrons traversing a sheet of wrinkly graphene are channelled between the ridges.
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Not long ago, modernity felt bound for something like the Jetsons, with families zipping around via jet packs.
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Back then, there were no skycams zipping along overhead and no digital scoreboards glowing in the fading light.
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NASA's not sure A mystery object zipping around space may be our first visitor from another solar system.
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The engine is brisk, without much apparent turbo lag, zipping the Arteon to 60mph in around six seconds.
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From scoring the best seat assignment to zipping past security lines: how to make air travel more tolerable.
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Lately, though, some central banks have been doing the market equivalent of zipping around in a sporty convertible.
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Zipping past the waffle houses and strip malls along the Interstate, he is seized by a mounting excitement.
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Mr. Maleki, 32, a newlywed and part-time professional fighter, walked me to the highway, cars zipping by.
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On his second, Brady fooled the entire defense with a flea-flicker, zipping a 34-yarder to Hogan.
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He's the only one who understands that having super strength and zipping through the air is actually awesome.
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He recalled zipping through the office, tearing pages from legal briefs hours before they were due, to lawyers' dismay.
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The models were seen sipping tropical cocktails, frolicking on yachts, and zipping through crystal blue water on personal watercraft.
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Zipping myself up into my sleeping bag, I realized the advertised flannel print was more print than actual flannel.
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Florida's third line scored first after winning an offensive zone face-off and zipping the puck in behind Lehner.
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If you're not a fan of hiking, zipping along Mulholland Drive in your car is an equally exhilarating experience.
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In my everyday life, of zipping around town, I didn't want to give up the keys the Audi SQ2600.
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Kids don't need to be zipping around on wheels all day long, and yet Heelys made that a reality.
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Being king, T'Challa finds, is a lot more difficult than physically defeating challengers or zipping around with the Avengers.
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But the risk of falling onto the asphalt below, zipping by at 60 miles an hour, was too terrifying.
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Formentera is full of caves to explore, Instagram-friendly lighthouses, classically Mediterranean white stone villages, and mopeds zipping around.
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The models were seen sipping tropical cocktails, frolicking on yachts, and zipping around crystal blue water on personal watercraft.
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It might sound like creeping paranoia—the kind of path that'll eventually lead to zipping yourself inside a bubble.
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Zipping around Napa County for a day had given me a crash-course in wine history, education, and enjoyment.
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Unlike our world, that chat window isn't just emojis and swastikas zipping by like bumper stickers on the freeway.
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But instead of zipping ahead, I stay slow, moving at the same speed as the rest of the traffic.
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Zipping files is helpful for sending and storing documents — and it&aposs easy to do so on your Chromebook.
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The colorful and oddly shaped nebula is created by the force blasts of two stars zipping around each other.
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His right hand's brisk, zipping phrases made it just as recognizable as the left, if not quite as iconic.
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And surely, many more Saudis are right now zipping their lips and keeping their heads down, wondering who's next.
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Bring snorkeling equipment and meet the striped fish zipping around the rocks on the east side of the beach.
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Smith was efficient, but not flashy, zipping passes a few yards to Travis Kelce, Jeremy Maclin and five other receivers.
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The Lucy mission, for its part, is going to be zipping around the solar system after its launch in 2021.
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Ever wonder what famous people are like when they're not giving interviews, filming movies or zipping around on Citi Bikes?
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Zipping a bunch of people and their stuff around a city safely is exactly what minivans were destined to do.
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The clip zooms out to show the buds zipping around on a quiet street, Fallon still taking up the rear.
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The film glosses over vast segments of his career, zipping from his student years to his superstardom with casual glibness.
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So it's zipping in the north-south axis at great speed, and takes a week to sample the whole globe.
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Astronomers today confirmed that an asteroid first spotted zipping through our solar system last month came from another star system.
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There was a line of three urinals, from one end of which a man was stepping away, zipping himself up.
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Toddler Busy Board, available at Amazon, $25.99My daughter loves to practice buckling, zipping, snapping, and more with this busy board.
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Simmons has done some incredible things this year and several teams have zero answer when he's zipping coast to coast.
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"The opportunity to educate people about the nature they're zipping through is lost for a lot of tourists," said Blumstein.
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This can mean the difference between easily zipping up your makeup bag and having to jam in an extra product.
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Local TV footage showed tracer fire zipping across the sky and smoke rising from the city centre on Friday night.
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Other times he crawls, having recently raised himself up on all fours after months of zipping along in what Mrs.
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Leckie sends a scary cross zipping along the face of goal, and Dalsgaard only just arrives to clear it away.
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"I feel like I always … I don't know if disappoint is the right word," she said, zipping away the sunscreen.
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The Spark can fly fast, up to 31.5 mph, and I had a great time zipping around the ball field.
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She comes equipped with her Pulse Pistols and fancy Blink effects to make it look like she's zipping through time.
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The interior has a zipping padded laptop area, smaller zipped pocket, two simple side pockets and a large general-use space.
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Its compact size makes it ideal for zipping around the city, or for quick jaunts to the grocery store or gym.
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The Patriots quarterback and his Brazilian supermodel wife were spotted zipping around sunny Positano on a yellow Vespa scooter on Wednesday.
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News choppers are currently following the brown cow as it runs around South Brooklyn, zipping down streets and through Prospect Park.
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Despite my reservations, one overcast morning I found myself on the subway, zipping downtown to New York City's lone ModelFit location.
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As I leave SaiSei, I keep zipping and unzipping my jacket because I'm not totally sure what the temperature actually is.
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That's why she logged onto Facebook to post a seemingly ordinary and unexciting video of her son zipping up his jacket.
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Congress has been zipping through its defense policy and appropriations bills this year, but there's still more work to be done.
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After five miles of zipping through the city, they arrive at Gabriel's front door, where his mother, Sara Schaer, waits outside.
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The researchers were able to measure the exposure of the grains to cosmic rays, highly energized particles zipping through our galaxy.
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The article concludes: Not long ago, modernity felt bound for something like the Jetsons, with families zipping around via jet packs.
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It emerges when energy is added to gas, leaving a cloud of positively charged ions and negatively charged electrons zipping around.
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Try zipping back in time, telling Hepburn to rename the movie "Girl of the Year," and see how far you get.
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Vintage subway cars are making special runs, model trains are zipping through Macy's Santaland, and tales of the Polar Express abound.
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And yet they, too, are loaded like mules, zipping through Paris streets on their mountain bike, or worse, on a Vélib.
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The battle to bring Hyperloop, Elon Musk's vision for zipping around the country in something akin to pneumatic tubes, encourages aggressive timelines.
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When she woke up, the man was zipping up his pants and asking her if she needed something to wipe her face.
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Moreover, cars are hardly banned—walk through the streets of Oslo today and you will find there are still plenty zipping about.
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There are plenty of approaches to battling the exhaustion that comes with zipping across time zones, but we just found our favorite.
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Then the doors close and Leo displays the boarding gate and departure time before zipping the bags directly to the handling area.
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It's actually just zipping through a flyby during an aerial change of command ceremony above the USS John C. Stennis aircraft carrier.
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This video shows some amazingly fast fliers zipping around a course that's partially outdoors and partially inside a warehouse stacked with boxes.
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By the end you'll be zipping around on a jetpack while shooting a gun that turns bad guys into old-school pixels.
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They're zipping up the court, running offense through whoever has a mismatch, and, as expected, gobbling up all the rebounds in sight.
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Make your commute to work or class fun by zipping along on the sleek, sturdy, and powerful GOTRAX GXL Commuting Electric Scooter.Pros:Cons:
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Zipping all over the country, navigating rental car counters and tiny regional airports in Kentucky or Missouri or Texas, didn't come naturally.
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In an interview with Bloomberg, he pictured thousands of miles of tunnels, 30 levels deep, zipping people across metropoli like Los Angeles.
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You're not necessarily in the wrong lane just because that Honda Accord you dusted a while back is now zipping past you.
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But will wealthy collectors want to keep buying gas-guzzling sportsters when everyone else is zipping around in self-driving electric cars?
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Then the ball starts whipping about on the perimeter, and zipping inside, and they come upon an opponent like a summer storm.
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Ford is testing driverless cars in cities like Pittsburgh, Miami, and D.C., and Volkswagen has self-driving Golfs zipping around Hamburg, Germany.
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The Kitty Hawk Flyer made its debut in a YouTube video (naturally) showing the craft's propellor-based aviation system zipping above water.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)I know I'm not going to have a robot zipping around my home, working through random chores, anytime soon.
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Humans used to imagine a future filled with these rigid aircraft zipping through the skies, but those dreams were derailed by the Hindenburg.
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Because no one is sitting in this Bobcat tractor—it's operating itself, autonomously zipping around a lot lined with 4,500-pound concrete blocks.
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Soon we might be sharing our sidewalks with these self-driving delivery robots, zipping around the streets to bring us takeout and packages.
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If you're zipping through space, these exoplanets can be found heading toward the Aquarius constellation, which is 181 light years away from us.
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A mixture of euphoria, suspense, and a wee bit of anxiety passed over me as we quickly gained speed, zipping through the waves.
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If you have an unclouded view of the night sky, preferably away from city lights, you'll see beautiful streaks of light zipping overhead.
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October The Chevy Bolt drives and performs well and, even after zipping around long stretches of Detroit freeways, caused no range-induced anxiety.
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While Jon Snow was goofily zipping around the skies on Rhaegal during the Battle of Winterfell, Ghost was down on the front lines.
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You'll see them zipping around south Boston within weeks as local startup nuTonomy begins testing its tech in a fleet of electric Renaults.
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He tells me of a patient with the fetish who had memories of his mother lovingly zipping him up in a down jacket.
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That's the result of GPS spoofers zipping across the globe and wrecking your low-level area for their own profit and general amusement.
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Yes, this is a completely clean and totally fresh device, but everything is zipping around the screen much faster than we're used to.
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JB's plan to celebrate his birthday is apparently zipping around on go-karts on an indoor track ... which beats bottoming out a Lambo.
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Video game racing has been, from its inception, a mostly linear experience with cars zipping around tracks hewn by impenetrable, often invisible barriers.
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They told me their story of escape from Syria and described the bullets flying past so close they could hear the zipping sound.
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New York Fashion Week certainly won't feel the same without Cunningham and his blue jacket zipping around from show to show come September.
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The value or vulnerability of the F-35 isn't fully captured by watching Maverick and Goose zipping around the sky in Top Gun.
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He had them practice passing one-handed, zipping the ball down the court and running fast breaks to develop speed, vision and agility.
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If, in fact, advanced civilizations were capable of zipping around the galaxy at the speed of light, we would have already encountered them.
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Biden has been zipping around the state since Saturday, taking advantage of the fact that Sanders and Warren especially are bound to Washington.
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Nevertheless, one observation I have made with the train zipping along the tracks is the number of people left behind at various stations.
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Now, it's zipping along at more than 269,193 miles (219 million kilometers) each day -- moving farther and farther out into our solar system.
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If you have anyone available to help out, have them push down on your suitcase while you do the zipping (or vice versa).
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Mr. DeLonge: I saw some really anomalous stuff one night out in the desert, zipping across the stars, horizon to horizon, zig zagging.
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The comet won't remain in our solar system, despite the gravity of our sun, because it's zipping along at 100,000 miles per hour.
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Tiafoe said he had difficulty handling Williams's zipping shots, as he was more used to the spinning shots male players tend to use.
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Companies, many of whose manufacturing methods rely on raw materials and components zipping between production facilities in different countries, are also talking about stockpiling.
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But if collisions do occur in orbit, they are likely to create thousands of tiny new debris zipping around orbital space at 28503,22020 mph.
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We hugged and laughed, and it occurred to me that if I had been zipping by on a Bird, I would have missed her.
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An hour earlier, the new dad posted a video of what seemed to be the couple driving to the hospital, zipping down Park Avenue.
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Click here to view original GIFRacing Formula One is like being inside a fighter jet that's zipping through impossibly winding roads at 200 MPH.
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You've certainly seen videos of astronauts zipping around the space station using their arms and legs to push off surfaces and direct their motion.
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At 90 or 95, you will not be zipping around the globe quite as much, and likely spending more on healthcare costs instead. 2.
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So don't be alarmed if you see trucks zipping past you without someone at the wheel soon — it could happen sooner than you think.
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The spectacle of colorful lights, zipping metal, and fearless humans spitting in the face of physics has, naturally, attracted its fair share of documentarians.
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Zipping through 70,000 years of human history, it showed that there is nothing special about our species: no divine right, no unique human spark.
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A true believer, I lost no time tracking down its slick approximation, zipping myself into it and styling it with some vintage Chanel tweeds.
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But lo and behold, a red Lexus CT 200h hybrid hatchback fielded by Point One Navigation was zipping around the track on its own.
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Zipping through rain-soaked, trash-strewn alleyways, bouncing off walls and leaping skyward as if jet-propelled, his camera dodges every blow and bullet.
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The Scandal alum is in a car zipping through New York City in between filming season 1 of her new FOX show Prodigal Son.
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But this slow burner of a song from the Chicago-based singer is zipping right to the top of my therapeutic playlist of songs.
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The idea is that Voom, which was born in Airbus' Silicon Valley incubator A3, will get a new generation zipping around cities in helicopters.
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Spotted zipping through the asteroid belt in early 2016, this object had a strange orbit and a tail of dust that resembled a comet.
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Advances in space robotics have also led to efforts to develop kit that might be used to capture pieces of defunct spacecraft zipping around Earth.
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We see Morales zipping around New York City, getting chased by a villain, accidentally knocking an older Peter Parker unconscious, and then getting chased again.
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Your dream of one day zipping from one city to another in a pod in a pneumatic tube just took one more step toward reality.
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The Hyperloop concept involves a vast network of interlocking tunnels zipping with electrically-powered superfast sleds ferrying cars and people movers from station to station.
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By comparison, the resolution at Pluto, with the probe zipping past at a distance of 22014,269 miles (12,500 km), was around 600 feet (183 meters).
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A fierce battle erupts just outside of earth's atmosphere, with guns blazing, people zipping around in fighter jets, and soldiers floating out into deep space.
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The way was slow going, with 3-foot-high floodwaters on one side and massive troop vehicles filled with evacuees zipping past on the other.
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The local news clues in, a grocer slaps it on a billboard, and, suddenly, there it is, zipping around the culture, a new descriptive unit.
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Vibranium-powered streetcars hover through the trendy neighborhood of Steptown, as a magnetic-levitation train is seen in the distance, zipping along an elevated track.
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Drake Caggiula got him the puck just past center ice and Khaira split defensemen as he went through the zone, zipping a wrister past Quick.
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Another woman described an incident from 2003, when she was 16 years old — and Bush was still spry, zipping around Kennebunkport, Maine, on a Segway.
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After zipping around and slinging mud at each other, the two cuddle up to enjoy the views from the top of the Los Angeles hills.
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He doesn't see any problems with people zipping out into small gaps in traffic just by spinning their feet, though crash safety is another issue.
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Sedric is an explicitly forward-looking design concept, so don't expect to be seeing any Bulbasaur lookalikes zipping up and down your block anytime soon.
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You controlled a rollerblading gang member zipping through the streets, avoiding police and tagging walls in an attempt to bring color back to the city.
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It was a week of zipping around town to baseball games, camp pickup, grocery stores, doctor's appointments, and the usual summer outings to Coney Island.
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In a few months' time, this empty ocean highway will be filled with cars, buses, trucks and lorries, zipping between China, Hong Kong and Macau.
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It was in that 1962 truck, and wearing that hat, that Vidal spent his days zipping around the mountainous back roads of Cayey, Puerto Rico.
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Unexpectedly, however, some of the mice began to exhibit a rather curious circling behavior, zipping around the walls of their metal cage with reckless abandon.
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As demonstrated in the video below, they've hidden a speaker array within the bike that recreates the winding whirs of a Speeder zipping around Endor.
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Parisians and tourists alike can be seen zipping up and down the windy streets of the Left Bank and the narrow alleyways of the Marais.
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For the last five weeks, the British actress and playwright Zawe Ashton has been zipping back and forth between West 45th Street and Lower Manhattan.
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Soon after, he zooms out of the room, takes his gloves off and throws both hands up in the air while zipping down the hallway.
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It turns out the same method of using light to fool your biological clock works pretty well when you're zipping across time zones on Earth.
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The idea of a futuristic grocery store may bring to mind the image of robots zipping through aisles or drones hovering above the produce section.
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As NASA's Juno probe continues zipping around Jupiter, it beams back images of the planet's poles — sides of the gas giant we don't often see.
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"Ten million dollars wouldn't affect my lifestyle and allow me to continue it," which includes zipping around the world at a moment's notice, he said.
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And while his company is zipping across the universe, they come in contact with the Symbiotes, a race of aliens that need hosts to live.
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These cameras will also be able to reduce motion blurs, which means the robot will be able to snap images while zipping across the Martian surface.
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Still, won't we peons be stuck on the ground while you and Larry Page and everyone who can afford it are zipping around over our heads?
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Mercedes-Benz once trotted out a luxurious autonomous concept car filled with screens that could make it look like you were zipping through completely different surroundings.
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That montage of Mike zipping around the Madrigal warehouse is a joy because you know he knows what he's doing, even if you're not quite sure.
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Some think that approach is itself morally repugnant because it threatens to devalue ethics by reducing it to a bunch of neurochemicals zipping around our brains.
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The Northrop ad above helps explain cyber's appeal: virtual soldiers dropping into the battlefield, zipping through laser grids, and shutting down communications before magically teleporting away.
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Tests IBM have been conducting include coupling cameras to Watson so they can recognize defects in electronic components zipping through assembly lines in China and Taiwan.
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Zipping is a popular method for compressing files, and you can zip and unzip files on Windows 10 in several ways without installing any additional software.
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Of course, if you've spent all day zipping around on proto-Adderall, you'd probably like a little something—say, a tranquilizer—to take the edge off.
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Saturday • Check out the Holiday Train Show, a display of model locomotives zipping through famous city landmarks, at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx.
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Everything has come together, everything works and our postcard spaceship is zipping along at a merry 1003,000,000 miles per hour when it finally reaches Alpha Centauri.
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In "The Hollow Point," a grimy, hyperviolent drug drama, death and damage arrive out of nowhere, zipping into the frame by car, bullet, machete and sword.
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And there was a European starling that seemed to flutter all around, in one moment zipping right by the flame and in the next dashing away.
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In a scene from the first season of Master of None, a public masturbator gets caught and claims without provocation that he's just zipping his jacket.
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By 8, he was playing for the Gauchos, the famed New York A.A.U. club, and spending his summers zipping across the country for high-level camps.
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This looping treatment of events ("We talk in circles, we don't get anywhere") reproduces the internet's ability to distend time, zipping through decades in a single click.
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Tim Farron, the party's leader, was campaigning in the region this week, zipping around looking for voters on a hovercraft aptly emblazoned with the words "Search & Rescue".
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Kourtney, 36, also took to Instagram to share a video of sister Kim, 35, showing off her ski skills by ducking down and zipping between Khloé's legs.
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Even when you make a complete packing list, it's inevitable that there will be last-minute add-ons that will keep your suitcase from actually zipping shut.
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While the last two movies kept finding excuses to bring him down to Midgard (that's Earth to us mortals), this one sends him zipping around the cosmos.
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The suspension railway is currently zipping around on a monorail track in a province in Southern China, reaching speeds of up to 60 kmh (about 37 mph).
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Blue Origin's initial proposal focuses on getting the goods necessary to establish a permanent colony on the Moon, rather than zipping humans or tourists to the destination.
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Usually, though, my CHiP found the ball and waited for me to grab it and roll it away from it again before zipping off to find it.
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On Thursday, it closed 1.7 percent higher after zipping to a three-week-high earlier in the session after Kuwait backed an extension of OPEC production cuts.
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While the itty-bitty camera appears cute at our scale, imagine how horrific a real world version of this robo-cyclops would look zipping down your street.
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Meanwhile, the Shanghai Maglev is currently the world's fastest commercially operational train, routinely zipping back and forth between the city and Pudong International Airport at 267 mph.
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After attacking the upward-zipping melody from "Configuration," Mr. Lovano and Mr. Coltrane took turns in the solo spotlight, offering two equally gripping versions of cathartic incantation.
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Commuting in a busy city like San Francisco can be annoying — between all the cars, bikes, Boosted Boards and other electric gizmos zipping and weaving through lanes.
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Seeing the masses of people cross the street with the cars zipping by also shows the controlled chaos and the speed by which the city moves, too.
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Created by Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese, this science fiction thriller that begins with the disappearance of two children will have your flight time zipping by.
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The John Wall-led Wizards, on the other hand, were next-level spectacular last night, zipping the ball through the lane in a telekinetic series of assists.
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All you can hear is the cleaning lady and, outside, the daily traffic zipping around the famous Moorish kiosk in Mexico City's Santa María la Ribera neighborhood.
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The start-up, which was founded in 2013, has become a familiar sight in London, Paris and other cities, with couriers zipping along streets ferrying customer orders.
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But he does live by Highland Park in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn; he figures its track will be a good training ground for zipping around on a board.
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Tim and I flew from Los Angeles to be with Will in the I.C.U. He was unconscious, but you could feel a spark zipping around the room.
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The researchers used evolutionary algorithms based on flocking birds and swarming bees to help plug-in hybrid cars learn about the complexities of zipping around roads and highways.
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Zipping around like a bumblebee, the little black-and-yellow tractor claws its bucket into one of San Francisco's few vacant lots, kicking up a puff of dust.
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Rivals like Gogoro, a brand that launched out of stealth at CES in 2015, are already zipping around city streets, so Piaggio has some catching up to do.
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That means the parade of storms zipping across the Pacific Ocean established a path over Northern California and even the Pacific Northwest — and bypassed Southern California, Swain said.
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For her part, Dakota celebrated her sister's birthday with a sweet tribute on her Instagram account in which she shared a photo of herself zipping up Elle's dress.
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Many anxious Muslims were hunkering down at home but young men, some of them carrying rods, were still zipping around on motorbikes, despite regional curfews from 2 p.m.
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I've gotten close to that number by zipping around on the board whenever I needed it, rather than attempting to drain the battery at top speed, non-stop.
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You can use it to enjoy 720p live video streaming in 3D with a VR headset, so you could feel like you're the one zipping through the winds.
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ZIPPING across the choppy Aegean in his powerboat, Nassos Karakitsos, a volunteer with a search-and-rescue NGO called Emergency Response Centre International, scans the horizon for refugees.
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The Fed's projections make it clear officials are zipping ahead with rate increases without factoring in any boosts to growth from the economic policies of the Trump administration.
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As a professional bridesmaid, my job isn't just about zipping on a polyester dress I'll never wear again or dancing the night away beside the bride's drunk uncle.
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Their son's turn to the dark side drove a wedge between the two, with Leia leading the Resistance and Han zipping through space with his trusted wingman Chewbacca.
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"The mass gathering of human hair has always been a backstage business," the author observes, zipping nimbly across centuries and continents into the dark crevices of her material.
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Pictures and videos from the scene show thousands of the bees zipping around nearby onlookers as a bulk of the insects gathered on the cart's blue and yellow umbrella.
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Will Force-wielding residents of the galaxy far, far away suddenly start zipping around time and space through portals like they're in some mashup of Stargate and Doctor Who?
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Visits home to my mother's weren't always interrupted by a fleet of helicopters zipping by and slowly descending into the trees as we shot the shit on the patio.
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And people zipping around on e-scooters is a pretty common sight in another dense European city, Barcelona, which has very scooter-friendly weather but no scooter startups (yet).
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On December 22016, as that spectacle of Pai cavorting with the far right was zipping around the world, the FCC commissioners met to consider the fate of net neutrality.
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They're more like a little, anonymous factory robot, accepting requests and then zipping off to aisle 226 to find the exact blue blazer you didn't even know you wanted.
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He has been doing this program for about a month and is now zipping independently, but I want you to be mindful of how much effort it still takes.
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A platformer with unique "warping" traversal mechanics (and a soulsike progression system), and dodge-heavy combat that relied on zipping the protagonist around intelligently, Dandara felt special and different.
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But among all the thrilling fights and grounded conflicts, there's still one baffling moment in Civil War, landing with nowhere near the same agility as the movie's zipping superheroes.
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The next morning, we opened our eyes to a purple bowl of mountains around Salt Lake City, and by breakfast we were zipping over the vast, white salt flats.
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Turns out, that corset actually made Kardashian-West enlist her sisters' help to use the bathroom — but we're not talking zipping and unzipping a dress, holding fabric, or otherwise.
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Paris is of course a huge city, but I was amazed how quickly we seemed to be out of it and zipping through the bucolic, oft-romanticized French countryside.
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"Pedestrians, too, must adapt their behavior when e-scooters show up, keeping an eye out for a rider zipping along the sidewalk or an unused device blocking their path."
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But though this year is zipping by at a terrifying pace, let us commemorate the end of May by revisiting some of Gizmodo's best reporting of the last week.
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If you were already sick and tired of seeing electric scooters zipping all over L.A.'s Westside, too bad ... 'cause Uber's dumping even more of 'em onto the streets.
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He knew that she would see trains everywhere — circling a track suspended from the ceiling, lumbering in and out of tunnels in display cases, zipping across tall video monitors.
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Sheriff Normand said the confrontation began after both drivers were driving erratically, cutting each other off and zipping in front of each other, according to Mr. Gasser and witnesses.
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In one vision of the future of transportation, humans are mere passengers, the ballistic baggage of all-knowing, all-seeing computers zipping about, safely and efficiently in fully autonomous cars.
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Amazon's product recommendations had been infused with AI since the company's very early days, as had areas as disparate as its shipping schedules and the robots zipping around its warehouses.
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It's hard to say where "making your dog sentient" falls on that scale, but it gave the world the gift of Williams zipping through a dog's thoughts at lightning speed.
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Here is his assistant wrapping the facsimile of his then-2100-year-old face around the machine head and zipping it up the back, its bald scalp studded with sensors.
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Eventually, Eggsy's able to lose Charlie – but the cab driver dies in the process, so Eggsy's left zipping down the streets of London alone, chased by bad guys and policemen.
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Nothing has been more worrying, for example, than the prospect of tens of thousands of abandoned satellites and spent rockets zipping around the orbital lanes at 6900,2628 mph — space debris.
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And the whole thing is rendered with a colorful, low-poly, retrofuturistic style that makes it feel almost like you're zipping through a sci-fi city ripped out of Tron.
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The studio's built a reputation on quirky weapons and protagonists with unique talents for zipping through colorful worlds — making it an obvious fit for a big budget Spider-Man game.
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I thought my mother was nuts to still be zipping into high-waisted, non-stretchy denim — the very definition of mom jeans, a good five years before they became cool.
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This scenario takes place in the far future, but no radical forms of space travel exist, such as zipping through worm holes or other forms of faster-than-light travel.
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Enter the sweet, playful sounds of hummingbirds, so many of them zipping like tiny helicopters at least 50 feet up to a treetop, then back down to a flowering bush.
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Matheson scored an unassisted goal just 1:09 after the puck dropped by zipping through the neutral zone and ripping a shot over Rittich's glove from atop the right circle.
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"Crown Vic" begins in the midst of a kinetic shootout, the camera zipping back and forth as a pair of masked robbers careen away from the L.A.P.D. in a car.
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The Other StuffPart of the reason I love a great pair of jeans is that I can easily hop on my bike and not feel constrained when zipping around town.
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I'll just work for this company, and then as they toil, their life zipping by like a film fast-forwarded, they forget what made them happy, what made them them.
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In May he visited the Yad Vashem memorial to the Holocaust in Jerusalem, but offended some people by zipping through it far too quickly to absorb its poignancy and power.
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There are so many people zipping around the island on ATVs and scooters that we're thinking of renting some for the week to avoid walking on the sidewalk-less roads.
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Her father told her one day she could find out: Humans were already exploring space, he said, looking down to Earth from capsules zipping across the sky like shooting stars.
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A Florida woman was arrested Tuesday and charged with second-degree murder for allegedly killing her boyfriend by zipping him up in a suitcase as she filmed herself taunting him.
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Speaking of Bluetooth, the Dragonfly also sports a "high quality" sound system because what good is a hyperscooter™ if you can't blast beats while zipping along at 38 mph.
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If your Roomba gets stuck under the sofa, you don't have the same endearing feeling toward it as though it were a squeaky mouse droid zipping around an Imperial Cruiser.
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It hit me as I was zipping up a small travel bag and loading my Sig Sauer SP 2022, before taking off toward the French Riviera in my Renault Megane.
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With the same childlike glee he exudes on camera, Savage flipped the thing around on the workbench, opening and closing it, zipping and unzipping, as he pointed out all the features.
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Thousands of the little bastards had commandeered the inside of his truck, covering the passenger seat, piling up in the windowsills, and zipping around the cab like they owned the place.
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Even though it will be zipping past at about 32,000 miles per hour, the spacecraft is expected to yield high resolution images that will be sent back to researchers on Earth.
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One of the most common types of asteroid zipping through our solar system may have originated as giant chunks of space mud, argues a new paper out today in Science Advances.
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A hundred years from now, when our great-grandkids are zipping around town in self-driving cars, we want them to be able to tell the same story of American innovation.
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Of course, they probably prefer to be zipping off to space, but if you're down to the wire and you got to stay grounded, this is one advantage of having cable.
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These complex, satisfying arrangements could be seen as precursors to Ms. Dorrance's work, to the way she integrates music and dance and sends bodies zipping through space, like stones across water.
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"You see lots of little creatures zipping about in the water," said Karl Jones, a graduate student at the University of Adelaide in Australia and an author of the new paper.
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But during our tests, the tracking feature was a bit slow yet it was excellent at following you while you go about your life if you're not zipping around too fast.
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At Skylodge Adventure Suites in Peru, guests arrive either by hiking over 2314,2771 feet or 4403 meters up, or by zipping in like a superhero on a series of zip lines.
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Not only does this version have Yoshi zipping along, plucking rings and doing loop-de-loops, it also has Yoshi's signature attack, lobbing eggs like a bored teenager terrorizing the suburbs.
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This 2019 Miata is outfitted with Bridgestone Blizzak winter tires and standard traction control, so in light snow I felt as confident as I did zipping around in the ragtop last summer.
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She's known for her disciplined work ethic and penchant for perfectionism, but right now, she's just a person who is happy to be zipping around a garden, grabbing whatever catches her eye.
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The recent launch of large numbers of small satellites by Space X is a reminder of the troubling issues ahead for the growing fleets of satellites that are zipping across our skies.
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Midway through the book, the Yeti realizes that he misses summer activities, and we get to see him building sand castles and "zipping down splashy slides" and sleeping in a tent outside.
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Along the way, the trio drinks vodka with Russian separatists and samples antler blood, before zipping on their protective suits and heading directly into one of the most radioactive spots on Earth.
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It was like playing a high-tech Bop It, and the payoff was sending a nearly seven-foot-long autonomous fix-winged aircraft zipping off its metal runway and into the sky.
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Schenn restored St. Louis' two-goal lead on a breakaway 57 seconds later, by stealing the puck in the neutral zone, waltzing into the offensive zone and zipping a blocker-side offering.
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Musk's calculus: Most people, he said, think that once all or most of us are zipping around in robot cars, everyone will be able to drive faster with much less road congestion.
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With the moonscape zipping by outside his window, he was the closest any human had ever been to another world, but, like a distracted driver, his attention was focused on the computer.
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Uber's lofty plans for DallasEarlier this year, Uber unveiled plans for a network of urban air-taxis zipping from city centers to airports, with Dallas as one of the first test markets.
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Photo by Getty There he is: Rick Nielsen, the Clown Prince of Rock & Roll, zipping into a parking lot, jammed tight into his Mini, a thumbs up through the Driver Side window.
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As InSight safely touched down on Mars, the MarCOs were zipping past the planet, collecting readings from the landing and relaying them home more swiftly than the satellites currently orbiting Mars could.
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Often you wish she would linger on a given topic a bit more, gave it more depth before zipping off, but it is hard to deny how pleasurable Ms. Rossellini's company is.
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He doesn't understand the message of zipping through Yad Vashem when predecessors lingered, because he's less concerned with the weight of his office than with the whims and convenience of Donald Trump.
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All that's missing to complete the Vegas-in-the-Clinton-era theme are women in bodysuits zipping up and down on cables to collect a Screaming Eagle here, a Harlan Estate there.
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The pine trees, thought to have been planted in the early 1930s, bend at the trunks, and some extend outward around three to nine feet before zipping back up into the air.
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The aforementioned team fight is everything you want in a superhero crossover — godlike humans with square jaws in tight costumes zipping around and blasting things — but his real strength is in drawing eyes.
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They spend their days together enjoying meals, sitting in the sun and zipping down the halls of the Kingston Residence of Sylvania in their mobility scooters, but they also give each other space.
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Zipping back and forth across Texas, it chronicles his quest to visit all 254 counties, his unorthodox-for-government social media strategy, and his meteoric rise from little-known congressman to national obsession.
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Click here to view original GIFLast Tuesday, Voss, Norway-native Jon Gjerde decided to strap himself to a gigantic kite and go zipping through the air like some sort of very ugly bird.
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How much you enjoy the new Spider-Man game on the PS4 will depend quite a bit on how much of a thrill you get from zipping from one building to the next.
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The former Pretty Little Liars actress, and current You star, has spent the better part of the last decade zipping around the world for film sets, press events, and her own personal vacations.
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On the one or two instances where I had a clear road without traffic, they were even a bit fun, zipping down blocks in seconds that would have taken me minutes to traverse.
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She exhibits an awareness of herself, a hint that she's in on the joke a bit — she seems just as over the gratuitous zipping and unzipping of her wetsuit as the audience is.
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Billboard says that the album achieved 181,000... Drones zipping above our cities, landing on rooftops to drop off a bottle of Tylenol or a hot pizza, then flying home to charge their batteries.
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter — a satellite zipping around the red planet — captured a mass of ancient lava rock that looks strikingly like the Star Trek Starfleet insignia donned by the show's galactic explorers.
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The repairs have been completed so I'm leaving Toigasaika Naurn behind — hopping into the ship for the first time, zipping straight toward a giant planet in the sky, feels like a momentous moment.
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A far cry from the serious, brown palette of Gears of War, Boss Key's first game is vibrant, with characters in colorful armor zipping around each stage, often floating through low-gravity scenarios.
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But they will probably be out there for millions of years, zipping around the sun, moving out past Mars 20 times faster than a bullet — and they almost certainly won't be the last.
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There are literally dozens and dozens of side quests to find, though, so you're almost never going to spend more than a few minutes zipping through streets and alleys before something weird happens.
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These days, more of the young people zipping by on scooters or walking to class at the public school around the corner have families with roots in Puerto Rico, Jamaica or West Africa.
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When you land on the outer rim planet of Batuu, you may notice bubbling pods of blue and green milk, stormtroopers interrogating citizens or even the sound of a TIE Fighter zipping overhead.
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The Register reports that British company Riversimple Movement is seeking investors in its Rasa vehicle, the cute-looking hydrogen-powered car shown zipping around like the smoothest of car commercials in the video above.
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If cities are only as "smart" as the data zipping between sensors and devices, the "smartest" places will be those equipped with the speediest broadband service to ferry the ever-expanding streams of data.
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About a month before Super Mario Odyssey's launch, Nintendo released two teaser images of the game: one of Mario bundled up for frigid weather, and one of him shirtless and zipping around a beach.
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Spencer White didn't have a flux capacitor handy, but his DeLorean sports car was zipping down a California highway at a pretty good clip when he got a speeding ticket -- for going 88 mph.
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The two-hour endurance event sees competitors zipping round and round a course of roughly 180 metres, clad in helmets and elbow guards and pushing their chairs to the limit over the grueling race.
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Video of the subsequent five-car pile-up shows scores of hagfish zipping across the asphalt as the Oregon State Police try to contain the slime-drenched horror scene with a backhoe and hoses.
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Someone spotted the dude zipping down the interstate near Jacksonville, Florida, on Saturday going about 60 MPH, according to the Miami Herald—no shoes, no shirt, and seemingly not a care in the world.
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Narcos "Deutschland 93" opens with a domestic scene we've witnessed countless times before in TV shows and movies: A family hustles through the morning routine before zipping off to school, work and other destinations.
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They will start brightly, zipping the ball around with zest and flair, before Diego Costa scores a routine header, exposing his bollocks to the crowd in celebration without incurring so much as a caution.
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Or perhaps, this is evidence that a new type of subatomic particle that was zipping around the early Universe at light speeds (a fourth neutrino flavor perhaps) and is affecting the rate of expansion.
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Sweden got their first extended threat, repeatedly zipping the ball through the box as South Korea failed to clear, Eventually keeper Cho collected the ball, and in the end Sweden never took a shot.
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The waterlogged, low-bouncing conditions suited the 5-foot-7 Schwartzman perfectly, keeping Nadal's normally arcing shots comfortably in his strike zone and making his flat, zipping shots dive quickly out of Nadal's range.
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On Wednesday, Fritz finally broke through, zipping a backhand winner to complete a 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 win against the veteran Marcos Baghdatis in the first round of the United States Open.
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Hughson is leading an ultrasound on British astronaut Tim Peake, who's zipping around Earth on the International Space Station, via a live video link from the University of Waterloo, where Hughson is a professor.
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Passengers entering the modernist building will have their documents stamped by Chinese immigration officers and will be subject to Chinese law while zipping across Hong Kong at 200 kph (120 mph) to the mainland.
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You thought that by downloading CCleaner, a popular and free app for optimizing PC performance, you'd sweep out those digital cobwebs and be zipping around your trusty Windows machine at lightening speeds in no time.
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The drones raced on a course behind them, zipping along a white track that occasionally reached up to pinch at the speeding aircraft for 12 laps with the skyscrapers of the Dubai Marina behind them.
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In the dusty, ramshackle town of San Pedro, filled with zipping golf carts and barhopping tourists, a $50 million resort named Alaia, branded by Marriott's Autograph Collection Hotels, is rising six stories above the beach.
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I remember zipping between enemies with lighting-fast jump kicks in the original, but found it tedious here, focusing my upgrades on telekinetic powers that turned shipping pallets and tables and humans into lethal projectiles.
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Photos tweeted by the firm's co-founder show a staffer zipping in front of glass-walled conference rooms on a hoverboard and employees in T-shirts playing with a stylish chess set over a beer.
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Then he hits our camera guy with a little bit of a hot take -- humans aren't stepping foot onto Mars anytime soon ... despite the Tesla Roadster and the mannequin spaceman zipping toward the red planet.
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A new entrant on the capital's thriving restaurant scene, it offers great kebab and a dose of nostalgia for a time when Baghdadis thought nothing of zipping off to Falluja for lunch at Haji Hussein.
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For others, Thor: Ragnarok and Chris Hemsworth's new haircut, or Black Panther and the wonders of Wakanda, or Carol Danvers zipping through the galaxy or all three were the gateway movie that got us hooked.
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At 5 (with the stature of a 3-year-old), he once dazzled a group of adult spectators by zipping through levels of the Oregon Trail at the demo station at our local Best Buy.
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Just remember, if you're in Maui and happen to see Mr. Hill zipping past in his electric Thing with a surfboard strapped to its roll bars, he isn't on vacation — he's just doing his job.
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On any given morning, I'm on my bike: zipping around tight corners and down cobblestone alleyways, dodging tourists while simultaneously trying to not fall into canals on my way to school in Amsterdam's city center.
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The 10-pound drone is capable of zipping across the sky with a six-pound payload in tow while traveling at speeds that reach up to 40 miles per hour (35 knots) against the wind.
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As the waters rose past car doors and seeped into the home, the family called 911, the Coast Guard, the Cajun Navy volunteers who were zipping around the city in bass boats and Jet Skis.
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The deeper sounds that make zipping around and throwing objects so satisfying weren't as present here as I would have liked, though the Cloud Flight S handled the mids and highs in a satisfactory way.
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For companies like Wing, a robust air management system is crucial if it wants to realize its goal of thousands of small drones zipping along at low altitudes without crashing into buildings, trees, or each other.
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There's an early moment that doubles as a litmus test: driving a Trans Am (with an unfortunate but era-appropriate Confederate flag license plate emblem), Bandit eludes a police cruiser by zipping onto a side street.
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Captured by the Operational Land Imager on NASA and the USGS' Landsat 8 satellite, these striking images show us what looks like a bunch of jet skiers zipping across the North Sea in mathematically precise formation.
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George also enjoys playing on tractors at Snettisham Park, a working farm near Anmer, sitting atop his favorite fire truck and zipping around on his scooter "super fast," as Kate recently told a group of schoolchildren.
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Over the years, Hell's Teutonic powerhouse became the imprint for anyone out there making steely acidic electro and techno, with the likes of Der Zyklus, Princess Superstar, and Tiga zipping in and out of the roster.
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Ask Don Elliott, a zoning consultant and director at Clarion Associates in Denver, and he'll tell you the idea of empty cars congesting city streets and mobile offices zipping around main roads can become downright dystopian.
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It all went down in 2014 -- Jay Z and Beyonce were headlining the "On the Run" tour ... when Sateja Parulekar says she was mowed down by a staffer zipping around the venue on an electric cart.
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In a last-minute update the company cobbled together in two days, you can even use the Vive or Oculus Rift's hand controllers to fly, soaring through the towering space and zipping up to floating platforms.
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Though Washington focused more on him in the second half, White scythed through its defense, on one occasion zipping from one end of the court to another, dribbling behind his back before scoring off the glass.
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The prickly Abigail Brand can't stand her for some reason, and when Rocket Raccoon makes a cameo he's puzzled as to why Carol isn't zipping through space with the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
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With just one victory in the last two weeks, the Mets did what they desperately needed to do: For a few hours, at least, they kept the surging Nationals from zipping too far out of sight.
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Lee Bey stood under the rotunda at the James R. Thompson Center, 2111 stories of mirror-glass balconies rising around him in tiers, and shiny elevators (now off-limits without official business) zipping up and down.
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The Polestar 1 I sampled for a few hours, zipping around the New Jersey highways and byways west of New York City, wore a dashing white paint job offset by black highlights and flickers of chrome.
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As I walked back by the line forming for the bus to the beach, I noticed the busy traffic in scooters and motorcycles zipping by and knew instantly I didn't want to wait for a bus.
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He's known to typically wear workout clothes and Vibram barefoot shoes, and he was frequently seen zipping around the office on roller blades, doing yoga stretches during meetings, or walking around on his hands for fun.
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They've been zipping higher on rising inflation expectations, and if actual data shows inflation picking up, the concern is the Fed and other central banks will raise interest rates and tighten more than expected this year.
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For every song enumerating the rapper's many blessings, there's another about straying from the light, and the mixtape's habit of zipping between the two from track to track makes it feel like a battle for Chance's soul.
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It'd make more sense for Captain Marvel to be zipping around the galaxy, maybe attending to the cosmic crises in Thanos's warpath or doing other noble deeds instead of floating around the Quantum Realm with giant tardigrades.
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Consequently, there should be billions of times as many of them zipping through the universe—enough to account for the observed effects of dark matter and to achieve the dense packing required for a superfluid to form.
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With a modified Tesla (TSLA) Model X zipping through a Boring Company tunnel last night, Elon Musk took the wraps off his vision of a high-speed tunnel system he believes could ease congestion and revolutionize commutes.
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Zipping across that distance, tuk-tuks, small three-wheeled vehicles that operate like a small taxi, delivered demonstrators to the front lines and careened away from tear gas, often with injured protesters crammed into the back seat.
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Image: NASAA glowing green ball of ice and rock is zipping past the Earth and on December 31st, it can be spotted near the crescent moon—in a dark sky, with the aid of some good binoculars.
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I absolutely love the feeling of zipping around New York, and now I have another reason to do so: not to find the copious amount of collectibles hidden around the city, but to find the perfect shot.
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As the rocket launch last weekend was followed up with a spaceship zipping across the map that seemed to create the phenomena, players believe the Visitor might have somehow caused a rift in the space-time continuum.
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The mirrorworld will be a world governed by light rays zipping around, coming into cameras, leaving displays, entering eyes, a never-ending stream of photons painting forms that we walk through and visible ghosts that we touch.
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General Motors' Cruise has Chevrolet Bolts zipping around San Francisco; Google self-driving spinoff Waymo has got Chrysler Pacifica motoring about Mountain View; secretive startup Zoox has black Toyota Highlanders mixing it up along San Francisco's Embarcadero.
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His lyrics are full of meaningless imagery — the beginning of "Light Tunnels," the image of him zipping up his parka in "White Privilege II." And when he does say something meaningful, it's too obvious, bordering on preachy.
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Whether you're choosing to spend the rest of your weekend KonMari-ing your kitchen closets or zipping down the slopes, we've scrolled through hundreds of our favorite sites to bring you our top picks for the week.
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This emphasis on the game's many vehicles — planes, tanks, horses — teaches the fundamentals of the multiplayer mode, where teams scrimmage in yawning valleys, mountains, villages, and castles with military craft zipping overheard or careening through the streets.
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With cerebral Mercury zipping into individualistic Aries for two weeks on Sunday, we could emerge in March with something truly original to share with the world — not to mention some white-light insights about our deepest desires.
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But now the former SpaceX engineer is back in the Hyperloop business with Arrivo, a company billing itself as "the arrival company," which could involve a lot more beyond zipping cargo and people from place to place.
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Mets 5, Brewers 4 David Wright's winsome smile after a clutch hit, Matt Harvey's snarling intensity and Jacob deGrom's zipping fastball are trademark characteristics that have been missing from three of the Mets' marquee players this season.
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Zipping around the island in an 20123-golf-cart motorcade filled with Secret Service, aides and camera crews, Obama stopped to see several endangered green sea turtles lazily paddle in to bask on the white sand beach.
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Last weekend, St. Onge—who can't even walk yet—water skied her way into our hearts and the record books by zipping almost 700 feet across Florida's Winter Haven lake to become the world's youngest water skier.
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If his claim of feeling no pain is true, zipping around the country doing performances is surely more fun that working all hours of the day on a construction site for pitiful wages, as he did before.
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He appears to spend a great deal of time with Hailey, whether she's loitering in the studio while he records, or zipping him into his oxygen chamber to de-stress, or reminding him to take his medications.
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The junior quarterback ended a 72-yard drive early in the second quarter by zipping a pass to Maurice Ffrench in the right flat, and the receiver slipped into the end zone for a 2-yard score.
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The facility's roughly 22019,218 employees process a quarter of a million chickens a day, with parts zipping along racks to a packing area where legs and thighs are prepared for delivery to the United States' southern neighbor.
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"No Time for Blinking," released that month, is a supercut of Charpu aggressively zipping along a series of paths above rail lines and dirt highways, slaloming through trees, and sailing deftly underneath the chassis of his Fiat 500.
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It's been decades since Luke last set foot in the Falcon, unless we missed some scenes of him, Han, and a tween Kylo zipping around in it in the time between Return of the Jedi and Force Awakens.
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Clinton notoriously tried and failed to swipe her way through a New York City subway turnstile on Thursday, zipping her Metrocard back and forth in futility as a crowd of cameras beamed her struggle live across the world.
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In a series of tweets, she considered all the ways she could get back at the unnamed resort, including reporting her credit card stolen, zipping that silverware in her suitcase, and trying to sell their ice bucket online.
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We're quickly introduced to the budding romance between Aladdin and a disguised Princess Jasmine, who bond over petty thievery and dead parents while zipping through streets and hopping across buildings as they evade capture by Agrabah street police.
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It was Mary who suggested I book a trip through one of the more famous Arizona brands, Pink Jeep Tours, a company that, since 1960, has been zipping people around on- and off-road in, yes, pink jeeps.
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Mr. Treat, an avid mountain biker, was zipping along at about 25 miles an hour through dense forest near Glacier National Park in the middle of a summer afternoon when he collided with a large male grizzly bear.
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Frequent fliers who were invited into the PreCheck program free when the program began about five years ago are being phased out of the system, forcing those travelers to pay to continue zipping through security at the airport.
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As I looked out over the ravine from the deck above, I could see small yellowish songbirds zipping between the trees, and humming insects flit by, illuminated by shafts of sunlight falling through the canopy of trees above.
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It's been zipping through space for seven months now, and once it triggers its parachute, pops off its protective coverings, and lands, it'll kick off a six-year mission to test Mars for signs of ancient (or current!) life.
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I've ridden my fair share of e-scooters, from the likes of Lime and Bird and Bolt, and while they're undoubtedly convenient and fun for zipping around town, their biggest weakness is that they're not very safe to ride.
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The neon pinks, the pineapple yellows, and the lime greens Gunn and his team use in Guardians 2 all work in unison to send a message that it's a movie about fun and joy and zipping about the galaxy.
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Still, Musk is known as much for his grandiose promises as his ability to follow through on him, so it'd hardly be surprising if Chicagoans find themselves zipping across the city in Boring Company tunnels in a few years.
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If the Hyperloop succeeds at sending people and cargo through tubes at up to 760 mph, one company says the capsules zipping along at close to the speed of sound should be smart enough to immediately detect any problems.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Observations of light coming from a star zipping in orbit around the humongous black hole at the center of our galaxy have provided fresh evidence backing Albert Einstein's 1915 theory of general relativity, astronomers said on Thursday.
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That's not quite a Tesla in Ludicrous mode — the fastest iteration of the Model S has been clocked zipping up to 60 mph in just 2.28 seconds — but it's certainly more than enough power for most luxury car owners.
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This steel version is smooth, zipping through menus, though the small articulation gap between bezel case is a bit of a magnet for lint and other small particles that could require the occasional blast of canned air for maintenance.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A breakthrough in the study of ghostly particles called high-energy neutrinos that traverse space, zipping unimpeded through people, planets and whole galaxies, is giving scientists an audacious new way to expand our understanding of the cosmos.
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Anaheim opened the scoring during four-on-four play as Montour came zipping down the right side to take a pass from Jacob Silfverberg and one-timed a shot past Bishop at 8:14 for his first career goal.
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Think about that as a comedic premise for a second: The rest of the superheroes are international renegades, forging alliances with Wakanda and zipping across the galaxy to help save the universe from the biggest threat it's ever known.
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An hour later, I plopped a strip steak into a Ziploc, vacuum sealed it by pressing the bag into a pot of water and zipping it with just the top above the surface, and then tossed it into the sous vide.
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Two years later, they are two of the four partners of Qwake Technologies, the applied tech commercialization division spun out to make and sell C-THRU and other products dreamed up while zipping into volcanoes or sailing catamarans into lightning storms.
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Long-term, the plan is to have aircraft zipping around at between 30 and 60 mph, with 30 minutes of in-air operating time and the ability to pick up and drop-off passengers on demand, with no pilot required.
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Aside from the fact that it was refreshing to spend the morning above ground — zipping through traffic with the wind in my face — I learned to appreciate the expansiveness and beauty of NYC in ways I never thought about before.
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Major web presences like Google, Amazon, and eBay are portrayed as massive skyscrapers, with the avatars of individual web users zipping around in flying vehicles that manifest out of thin air whenever they select a particular website as their destination.
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"All-Nighter," Superstore's ninth and best episode, aired February 8, and it proves to be a stellar showcase for the entire cast, all the actors contributing their own particular brand of zany energy to keep the show zipping confidently along.
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After the equipment, which can weigh as much as eight kilograms for hammers, is loaded into the vehicle by the official, a press of a button located toward its front sends the car zipping back to athletes for later use.
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Amazon, Google, and the FAA all have different opinions on what needs to happen next Drones zipping above our cities, landing on rooftops to drop off a bottle of Tylenol or a hot pizza, then flying home to charge their batteries.
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Unlike Bright, its sci-fi/fantasy premise of intergalactic royalty farming humans for eternal youth is campy, overacted, but most importantly, fun (Channing Tatum playing a half-wolf/half-human soldier zipping around on hover skates is a site to see!).
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The dust particles hit the Earth's atmosphere at more than 200,000kmph and vaporise at an altitude of about 100km, giving the appearance of bright streaks of light zipping across the sky, with the larger fragments creating fireballs that sometimes explode.
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This is where the location-zipping comes back to haunt the show to some extent: After a brief prelude on dry land, Petersen barely left the boat, and he could engage with these men's incomprehensible task on its own terms.
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But the proliferation of transport comes with a downside: a walk beside the Seine or down the broad sidewalks of the Champs-Elysees can involve dodging an onslaught of commuters zipping along at speeds of up to 28 kph (17 mph).
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What matters is that there are tiny, remote-controlled robot dragons just zipping around out there, and it's only a matter of time before they turn their deadly, precise fire cannons on the humans who brought them into this world.
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It's not all zipping between shattered parts of busted-up spacecraft and popping rounds off floating foes, as seen in the palpitations-all-up-inside-you trailer that ran at Sony's E3 2016 showcase (words on which can be found here).
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In short, rather than zipping across the universe in just one ship, players can now own a Star Destroyer-type capital ship, which can recruit several smaller Firefly-style frigates that players can send on missions for money and resources.
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Since you&aposre zipping up your baby in the sack and wrapping the two flaps over their midsection, the multiple layers of fabric could also get pretty warm at night, especially if your baby sleeps warm or the bedroom gets hot.
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Related Article: Uber teams up with Lime scooters for latest non-car offering Likely sensing their vulnerability on the roadways, some scooter riders are zipping along the sidewalks at 15 mph, where they risk knocking down pedestrians and baby carriages.
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When the prose heads in a direction where a quote feels inescapable, Waldman often resorts to formulations such as "He wanted to say…" or "though Scott didn't put it in these words…" before zipping off on a lengthy authorial paraphrase.
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While zipping through Earth is no big deal for low-energy neutrinos, the Standard Model predicts that high-energy neutrinos would be more interactive with solid matter, preventing them from penetrating deeper than a few hundred miles of our planet.
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MEXICO CITY (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Zipping through streets teeming with people and traffic after the earthquake that rocked Mexico City last month, cyclists helped locate collapsed buildings where people might be trapped, and ferried tools and supplies to rescue teams.
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Their story picks up where we last saw Thor — zipping between dimensions, trying to make sense of his weird visions (remember that really strange pool scene in Avengers: Age of Ultron?), and doing his part to save Asgard and the world.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Three days before Wednesday's attack in London, 200 anti-terrorism police took part in a large simulated operation, zipping across the Thames River to rescue "hostages" being held on a hijacked river cruiser.
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The opening bars, featuring an upward-zipping electric bass flourish, foreshadow the song's wordless coda — one of Mr. White's signature triumphs, a waft of ahhhs that can only be described as the most perversely chromatic crowd-pleasing singalong in popular music history.
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Self-driving cars will be everywhereThere are honest-to-goodness self-driving Ubers ferrying passengers in Pittsburgh; Baidu's fleet of autonomous electric taxis is zipping around Wuzhen, China; and commuters in England and Sweden will start whizzing along the highways in Volvo carbots.
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With a modified Tesla Model X zipping through a Boring Company tunnel Tuesday night, Elon Musk took the wraps off his vision of a high-speed tunnel system he believes could ease congestion and revolutionize how millions of commuters get around cities.
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Lawmakers in the state capital of Albany have reached a deal to lift the ban on throttle-based scooters and bikes, and if Governor Andrew Cuomo signs off, New Yorkers may soon see the electric-powered vehicles zipping down their streets in droves.
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I also think it's worth finding out whether the B-21 project has cost $33 billion, $42 billion, or $100 billion (the Air Force won't say, and Senator John McCain thinks that's bullshit) before these things start zipping through the skies in 2025.
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Players can pull off moves like launching an enemy into the air, juggling them for a few punches, then grabbing them with a web and flinging them at the next foe, all before zipping across the room to strike a third goon.
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The vehicles are simple to use: you download the app from the company that owns the bike or scooter, put in your payment information, scan the QR code, and off you go, zipping along at a pace that's comparable to a run.
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The far-out future Space vacations may remain out-of-reach for most of us in the foreseeable future, but many space enthusiasts insist that one day humans will be zipping around the solar system to work on other planets or orbiting habitats.
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Try to delay traveling or making important purchases—Mercury rules commerce in addition to communication, and now's the time to slow down instead of zipping around and spending cash (as much as glam fire sign Leo loves to shop and talk about money!).
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As if a running, jumping robot man wasn't enough to worry about for one day, Boston Dynamics dropped a second video showing off SpotMini, one of the dog bots, zipping around an obstacle course and running up a flight of stairs unassisted.
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Dallas forward Chandler Parsons, who compiled 252 points and eight rebounds, put the Mavs up 247-235.4 with 23:258.3 to go in OT, putting back an offensive rebound after a wild possession, which saw Dallas zipping the ball around the perimeter.
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The body you're controlling has a bearing on what areas you can access, with doorways color coded to match your attire—your head alone cannot pass, unless zipping through after a well-placed laser shot (which can be directed to bounce off walls).
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Normal boxers shouldn't be doing what Pacquiao, 40, is doing, with such good movement and the combination of intuition and hand-eye coordination to land absurd punch combinations, zipping in and out of danger after landing his fast shots, often without you knowing.
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We are in the midst of an energy revolution, although, as Sernovitz observes, not the one that utopians expected — with solar and wind energy too cheap and plentiful to meter, fuel cells humming in every basement, cars immaculately zipping along on hydrogen.
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After more than a few good months of use, these boots and waders are still going strong and zipping to and fro by land, sea, and air with me which conjures an elation I can only recommend to you in good conscience.
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Trump won Arizona by close to 100,2017 votes, and driving through Phoenix these days, you might see a giant billboard thanking the alleged human rights violator Arpaio for his service looming heavily over the coarse desert floor and cars zipping by below.
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Those five were the senators who spoke at the 2020 audition last month, and they have engaged in a monthslong policy shadow dance, each signing onto others' proposals while zipping to the front of the line with fresh, liberal ideas of their own.
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Big air is a new Olympic event in which snowboarders take an elevator to the top of a 14-story ramp before zipping downhill and into the air, where they attempt the craziest tricks they've got in their books until they finally land.
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Zipping into stores on some seriously heavyweight vinyl, and on CD, the compilation is essential for anyone out there with even the slightest interest in low-slung contemporary disco and features the likes of Alex from Tokyo, Willie Burns, and Felix Dickinson.
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Belcher's dream of zipping around in a "virus-powered car" still hasn't come true, but after years of work she and her colleagues at MIT are on the cusp of taking the technology out of the lab and into the real world.
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The only reason I can imagine that Roback was told to dangle from the helicopter was so he could have a "cool guy" moment, because treating a gunshot wound while zipping through the air just isn&apost exciting enough for TV, I guess.
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At the age when many would-be presidential rivals had long since chosen their course, zipping through law school and storming into politics, Mr. O'Rourke was paying $130 a month to share a 2,000-square-foot loft with creative types in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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On Tuesday, the world got to see Carol Danvers in action for the very first time, as Marvel revealed the first trailer for, and first live action look at, Brie Larson zipping around the galaxy and firing photon beams in Captain Marvel.
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Zipping at speeds up to 200 miles per hour, a train named "Genbi Shinkansen" on the Jōetsu Shinkansen line now holds a group exhibition of contemporary works by six Japanese artists, the Japanese collective Paramodel, and New York-based artist Brian Alfred.
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What's more, this warm, moist air also lifts into the higher atmosphere, producing unstable weather and towering storms that can tap into an entirely new source of water, the moisture zipping through the water-rich jet stream, miles up in the atmosphere, explained Randerson.
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Among those he cited on Friday morning were a nurse chit-chatting with her sister, a retired New York City police officer scrolling through his phone while turning across four lanes and a plumber speaking to a client while zipping along a highway off-ramp.
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I think, the more likely explanation is that this is his first and probably only nightclub mirror theft, that the rattled Young Mirror Thief had knocked back one too many double rums, found himself in the toilet zipping up his flies and eyed a mirror.
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There might be areas where collective action at the European level could make a difference — as a counterweight to colossal multinational companies that can challenge the authority of individual nations, or to prevent capital from effortlessly zipping across borders in an effort to avoid taxes.
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Fowler was well aware of the rule change, but simply forget in the heat of the moment and took a drop from shoulder height so quickly that his caddie, who was zipping up a pocket in the golf bag, did not even see it.
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After China began to loosen controls on the economy from the late 1970s, Mr. Wang left his job as a historian in a state institute and became an expert on rural reforms, zipping around Beijing on a Japanese motorbike, then a rare sight in Beijing.
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According to the industry association's survey, food deliveries have also plummeted — in part because too few drivers of the ubiquitous scooters have been able to return to work, and in part because customers do not seem to want any contact with strangers zipping around town.
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The blocking, the beats, the zipping camera movement and, especially, the exaggerated actions and reactions of the protagonists — all seem designed to heighten the drama and to underscore, for anyone who may have missed the point, that we are witnessing a stark morality play.
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Sports of The Times When the Tour de France begins on Saturday, with riders zipping along the banks of the Rhine, their heads down and their legs churning, you'll have to pay close attention to spot the Americans in the field of nearly 200.
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The highlights include motorcyclists (the Torres Family) zipping around inside a small metal globe, veering inches away from one another, and an incredibly daring group of acrobats performing feats standing on top of horses racing in circles at up to 25 miles per hour.
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In season 19, a two-on-one date (where the Bachelor goes out with two women simultaneously and then eliminates one of them from the show) ended with Bachelor Chris Soules zipping off in a helicopter and leaving both women alone in the middle of the Badlands.
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With the Guardians of the Galaxy having been dusted by Thanos and the capabilities or limitations of Thor's Bifrost travel-enabled weapon still unknown, the most logical hero to come zipping through the universe to save Tony (and I guess Nebula) has to be Captain Marvel.
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You can press X to shoot out a quick vertical line, which is useful for angling around corners or zipping over to a perch, and you can use the trigger buttons together to shoot a freely targeted line that will bring you to wherever you're aiming.
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Instead of zipping relatively neatly along the fault line under San Bernardino, a multi-fault earthquake—even a less powerful one than the 1812 temblor—could jump right across a very densely populated region, causing even more damage than anything the San Andreas could produce alone.
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My preferred form of TIFF travel is Bike Share Toronto, which enables me to circumnavigate sticky traffic situations, and also sometimes gets me called out by my peers when they see me zipping past wearing a sports jacket on the way to a fancy film-industry dinner.
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New York City has a ban on "motorized self-balancing scooters," so, to try out Loomo, I went to San Francisco, which is very que será será when it comes to inexperienced, myopic drivers zipping through the streets on toys that travel eleven miles an hour.
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Trump is definitely coming up on his first anniversary in office and the aliens are, if not currently levitating outside your window, apparently zipping around in (or controlling) UFOs, freaking out naval pilots, all as mysterious "metal alloys" sit in a storage space somewhere in Nevada.
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Commanding races from a top-down view, with each car shown as a colored and numbered circle zipping around the circuit, you keep a careful eye on your drivers' pace, the changing weather conditions, their fuel and tire situation, and their position relative to other drivers.
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At some point during the course of the spacewalk, the suit kind of melts away and it's just you working outside with a friend, talking to another person on the ground on the radio and just the fixing this piece of equipment zipping around the earth.
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In 1815, the fastest that people could travel was at a horse's gallop; by 1914, Europeans were thundering across the countryside on steam-powered trains, plowing the oceans on great liners or zipping to work on bicycles and — in the larger cities — on trams and underground trains.
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TC: We're still zipping through the book but there is a lot of great storytelling here, from scenes with you and Reed carpooling to the office together, to some of earlier startup ideas you ran past him and he didn't think much of, including customized baseball bats.
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Musk's stated end goal is to build a vast network of tunnels zipping with electrically powered sleds carrying both passenger cars and possibly some form of small people mover at 125 miles per hour, in theory diverting some of L.A.'s infamous gridlock into a faster secondary transportation grid.
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The hairstylist, who is also the editorial director of Mane Addicts and a key member of Jen Atkin's hair army, has kept herself quite busy this year zipping all over the world doing hair for just about every single A-list celebrity from Lily Aldridge to the Kardashians.
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Peel back the layers of sparkle and shine, the muscles on top of muscles, the zipping around through the sky, and all the brutal fights, and you've got a movie that earnestly believes our friendships have the power to define us, and to reveal humanity at its best.
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Within a few more months, he began to use it as a riding toy, zipping around the house using his feet for propulsion and steering, the "bike's" aluminum frame, injection-molded plastic components, and durable casters easily supporting him as his weight passed 30 pounds, 35, and approached 40.
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That was the company's sell anyway; I got my hand on one a few weeks ago to test it myself and have been zipping it around the greater West coast annoying and impressing many with what I've come to the conclusion is clearly the smartest drone on the planet.
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He apologized to the president for "the 50th time" for disparaging comments he made when Trump's candidacy was a long shot bid, and he sketched a triumphant scene with Trump as a star athlete "winner" zipping perfect spirals through tires, swooshing free throw shots, and sinking golf putts.
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With the so-called WannaCry ransomware attack "zipping around the world" and " some of the really interesting aspects of our cybersecurity debate," Federal Trade Commission Democrat Terrell McSweeny says there are some things consumers can do to protect their computers: Update your software so it incorporates recent security patches.
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Rising on Sunday with a stomach full of rapidly decomposing mechanically recovered meat still swirling around, and stray pretzels littering the bed, there was just enough time for a sad and solemn shower before zipping back down the runway to the festival site for one final blow out.
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Dressed up in a bandana collar and an adorable black top-hat, Yukimaru made his commercial debut in a promotional video released by the city this month that sees the flying pup zipping around some of Oji's hottest attractions like the Daruma Temple, the Yamato River, and Mount Myojin.
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The stuff he does is just, one minute he's zipping a pass down the lane through a bunch of arms and legs, and the next he's skying up to grab a rebound against a taller, stronger player, and then he takes a three-point shot with ease and grace.
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He originally recorded "Duende" for a different album, but this 10-minute-long, suite-like rendering underlines the tune's Iberian angles, particularly thanks to Corea's zipping, two-handed piano runs and the strutting waltz rhythm carried off by the drummer Marcus Gilmore, sounding at once punctilious and free.
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As we reluctantly rose from the table, we had a game plan for if we ever return — arrive by air, stay longer, book accommodations in a more central location and feel no regret about putting around in a goofy electric car rather than zipping along atop a red scooter.
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The mishap occurred following an outing where dogs practiced detecting explosives, but no one realized the problem until Wednesday, which means that on Monday and Tuesday, students were zipping back to and from school, unaware that there was a bunch of explosive material just feet away from them.
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"untitled 02" pulls off the admirable trick of delivering the same image without ever leaning as dark as it ought to, zipping through a breakneck array of flows alternating between a wan, Thom Yorke-ish croon and the whooping delivery Drake grew when he got tired of being called soft.
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And I can do that cool maneuver of just popping off one shoulder strap, rotating the bag around my body, and just dipping into the side of it for the one thing I need, before zipping it up and swinging it back around, all while keeping one shoulder looped into it.
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On the ground, I saw the magnitude of this mobilization in the rush of emergency workers zipping through the command center, the 40-by-80-foot tents going up for the drive-through testing facility, the piles of donated food — the toil and resources that go into containing an outbreak.
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The 54-year-old actress/model was hand in hand with 39-year-old hubby Mattia Dessi on Sunday as they hit up The Americana at Brand in L.A. She opted for the gray sweatsuit, baseball cap and shades ... and ya gotta forgive her for not zipping up that jacket.
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In the context of the festival, the writerly rock of Death Cab for Cutie, whose Monday night show saw them zipping through their hefty back catalogue with ease and aplomb, with something for O.C. fans and newer listeners alike, felt like a comfortable bedfellow with the more abstract approach of Nine Inch Nails.
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For this selfie, which I took on a train zipping through Belgium (attracting the bemused stares of a fiercely modest people), I wanted to see if I could minimize my cleavage with the blur function – some family members follow me on Instagram – as well as add a pop of color to my cheeks.
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I wasn't expecting to have as much fun as I did zipping around an impromptu track and weaving in and out of tables, but it only takes personal experience with the product category to understand why it's taken off so dramatically — despite the silly name, hoverboards are a genuinely novel and accessible creation.
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Stitch those stats to the galling footprint of harvesting raw materials, manufacturing them into textiles, and shipping finished items across oceans or continents, and we're talking about some pretty alarming ecological hazards — the devastatingly hidden cost buried in the pleasure of zipping up the latest Zara dress or breaking in stiff leather loafers.
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Down the line it's also intending to apply machine learning algorithms to the urban data it's getting in order to generate "real-time risk reduction" for drone operators via predictive assessments for drone flight scheduling — which it reckons could be used to power fully autonomous drone flights zipping along risk-minimized routes.
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So instead of the movie "Grumpy Old Men," I tell people to imagine zipping across a frozen lake on a snowmobile, an ice shack so warm you may take your coat off, and a real-life video game on a sonar screen where winning leads to celebrations at whatever pokes through the hole.
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Miles Wood's goal 3:16 into the second period — a breakaway tally he converted after being sprung by Pavel Zacha — put New Jersey ahead again, before Joel Armia pulled the Canadiens even by zipping a wrist shot just inside the far post at the 9:02 mark to make it 3-3.
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Here's what he wrote today in response to the announcement:Here at the auto show I'm seeing great innovations in automotive engineering, but if we don't do something different, drivers in the future will not be zipping down our highways, but struggling in traffic congestion and clogging our skies with the greenhouse gas emissions congestion exacerbates.
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While street-level cocaine dealers selling bags to homeless users might end up selling deals that have become cross-contaminated with fentanyl and heroin in bagging-up dens, those zipping in and out of bars and universities to deliver "premium" powder to the middle classes are unlikely to be in the heroin selling game.
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Kicking thugs in the head is just as fun—the combat has a kind of rhythm and context similar to what Rocksteady perfected in Batman: Arkham City but Spider-Man focuses more on zipping around the combat space, avoiding damage, and webbing up enemies instead of just giving them brain damage with your feet.
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Here are the best jogging strollers you can buy:Best jogging stroller overall: Thule Urban Glide 2Best jogging stroller runner-up: Bob Revolution ProBest jogging stroller on a budget: Chicco TreBest jogging stroller for zipping around town: Bumbleride SpeedBest jogging stroller for super serious runners: Thule Glide 2Best multi-sport jogging stroller: Burley D'Lite Trailer
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Plus, while I knew I'd never get to the top of the charts in the park because people actually race there, on a random evening I was still fast enough to kick everyone's ass by a wide enough margin to almost make good on the promise made by the $230,240+ of gear I was zipping around on.
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I appreciate you flagging how much more style this episode has than previous episodes, Emily — that shot of Serena zipping down the highway with the top of the car down and music blaring is just a gorgeous, gorgeous moment, and it works as well as it does in part because of how perfectly timed the buildup is.
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Zipping through Laurel Canyon folk, misty-eyed late-afternoon melancholy, fluttering flamenco, private press oddity perfection, cosmically-inclined country rock, breathy synth-pop, Ibizan hillside police chase soundtracks, waterlogged house-not-house, and Barry White, this is the sound of two men who know good music inside out doing nothing but playing amazing records for nearly six hours.
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In the case of a sports car like the DB11, it's the connection between the joy of opening up the engine and laying down the throttle as you're coming out of an apex of a turn into a straightway, or perhaps breezing by the water along the Amalfi coast, zipping from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 4 seconds flat.
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The newness of it all, the sun, people jogging, walking their little dogs, zipping by on rollerskates, waving from the decks of yachts (which you can also rent in the Marina), or walking past and chatting away on their smartphones — and of course the palm trees all along the water — feels a lot like being in Miami or Long Beach.
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In a series of pioneering observations in the early 22s, using detectors that can see infrared radiation, or heat, through galactic dust, Dr. Townes, Dr. Genzel and their colleagues found that gas clouds were zipping around the center of the Milky Way so fast that the gravitational pull of about 22012 million suns would be needed to keep it in orbit.
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Granite-colored clouds largely gave way to blue skies on Monday, and zipping winds and clacking rains were replaced by a different soundtrack: the helicopters that roared and hovered above Wilmington; leaf-blowers and chain saws that cleaned up Charlotte; and the soft swirl of the still-rising Cape Fear River that menaced Fayetteville as it flowed under the Person Street Bridge.
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The weather maps for the next 9203 days look more like mid-to-late August than late October and early November, with storm systems zipping across Canada, and few, if any, outbreaks of cold air moving southward into the U.S. This unusual weather pattern has implications for the presidential election, since a warmer-than-average, relatively tranquil election day would likely be ideal for maximizing voter turnout.
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There are always humans in it: codgers bobbing up and down, doing invisible calisthenics; brawny young men in Speedos doing laps in impeccable form; backstroking grannies; moms coaching tots; sly submariners; stationary yentas conducting philosophical discourse while blocking an entire lane; lifeguards perched above it all, looking bored; and annoyingly adept kiddies — probably the grandchildren of those demons from Schenectady — zipping around (and under) me like demented otters.
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One moment I was bouncing along, knee-deep in sagebrush, mind reeling from all the natural beauty zipping by, and the next I'd caught a wheel on a rock and gone sailing into that familiar somersault: butt rising from the saddle, shoulders twisting violently, hips lurching up-and-over, heels actually clicking midair, sunglasses and water bottle and half-eaten Clif Bar hurtling into the trees, the ground closing in.
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If they were destroying teams instead of getting clobbered by Denver and blowing halftime leads to Green Bay and the Rams, and if their offensive line were creating those same wide creases for Elliott instead of being manhandled across the first three quarters Sunday, and if they were zipping toward 222-249 again instead of explaining three defeats in five games, they might be more likely to elaborate on those comparisons.
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The winner of two of the 2018 BRITs' major awards, Best British Male Artist and Best British Album, took the stage to close a ceremony during which various figures had attempted vague political statements but little of real weight, and freestyled the following: He continued by calling out the Daily Mail, celebrating black visibility in British culture, and praising the black women who raised him before zipping joyfully into a performance of "Big For Your Boots" which subsisted without frills, and solely on his own glorious energy.
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In one shot, we see Iron Man in his advanced suit (look at the arc reactor/power source on his chest) flying around Manhattan: And later, Iron Man and Cap shake hands on what looks to be a New York City street: The curious thing about this footage is that there's seemingly no reason in the present MCU for Iron Man to be zipping around New York City's skyline, and for Cap and Iron Man to be re-iterating their trust in one another on the streets of Manhattan.
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