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Finished Basements New Jersey creates dream basements, with additions like hidden slides.
As a touring musician, I started out playing in basements, coffee shops, pubs, church basements, and anywhere else people would let me.
Yet who among them considered the networks of tunnels that ran under the subway or the basements that lurked under basements, the worlds stacked upon worlds stacked upon worlds.
"It's not just garages and basements and driveways," said Woodbury.
This model is ideal for larger homes, basements, or garages.
They're not a bunch of misanthropic nerds sitting in basements.
Should we read "basements" as a symbol for buried trauma?
We played that thing in basements and in VFW halls.
I will always choose those dark basements and old warehouses.
Storage will be integrated into garages and basements by default.
This is dorky punk rock just made for Midwestern basements.
Neighbors complained that the construction caused their basements to flood.
But there are still weepy reveals and astoundingly large basements.
They still think cybercriminals are people in their parents' basements.
Afterward, most disconnected their phones and hid in their basements.
The basements of New York are full of talented people.
People are crammed all over each other in the basements.
Usually these are basements of existing buildings, buttressed by sandbags.
That was something for guys who lived in their parents' basements.
Thrown off the streets, they have recongregated in basements and courtyards.
"Everyone was hiding in bomb shelters in basements," he tells me.
To make things extra tricky, some of them were in basements.
There was a little flooding in some of the basements, too.
Nearly half of all millennials are living in their parents' basements.
"Many are substandard, in school buildings or underground basements," Tabbaa said.
Freight agents were crammed into attics and basements all over town.
"Above all, do not have carpeting in basements," Mr. Olmsted said.
"Hospitals have moved to basements, to streets, to houses," he said.
Anytime the Taliban launch rockets, we spend hours in the basements.
Meanwhile, rebels kept weapon stockpiles and factories in their own basements.
Dan Beaumont was taking over Dalston basements with his Disco Bloodbath.
Visitors can see the basements, attics and kitchens where slaves slept.
Children and families are being killed in schools, hospitals and basements.
Back then, the site leached toxins into hundreds of nearby basements.
They were playing basements then, but they're the same band tonight.
Several of the graves had been the basements of houses and outbuildings; after the buildings burned down in the fire, the survivors or the conquerors found the exposed basements convenient places to dispose of the dead.
Chen explained there are almost 40 basements that make up La Chinesca.
While many basements feature a bar, most don't resemble an entire club.
In dimly lit basements of suburban mothers' houses, à la I, Tonya?
Many of them died while sheltering underground in basements to escape shelling.
Sexy bars, hotel basements, exclusive clubs, enormous warehouses—I loved it all.
Basements and ground floors had already been built at the Barnes site.
But most of them were just sitting in boxes in their basements.
Basements, skateboarding, and punk pretty much sums up the Portland four-piece.
The city's government urged residents to move valuables out of their basements.
That's not just true in the closets and basements of our homes.
We send bits over corporate networks onto servers housed in corporate basements.
Basements were left behind when the houses were shaved off their foundations.
Many see the basements as the only haven in a hostile environment.
"I love working in basements—it's good for my designs," says Sutton.
The graves held so many dead that bodies burst through people's basements.
They'll bear almost no resemblance to the entire basements they once were.
Otherwise these astonishing images are lost to the world's basements and attics.
We're finding that those basements have lasted longer before there's a problem.
In one area, Harasta, 80 percent of people were living in basements.
Across basements, offices, cubicles, arenas, Slack channels, and forums, hackers answer their call.
Some businesses also told ABC 6 that water was seeping into their basements.
"Fellas all across the world in their mothers' basements rose up!" joked McCarthy.
On such occasions, the fire department had often helped pump out waterlogged basements.
Some were looking for children who were trapped in basements during the fighting.
The New Age was starting up, and meditation was practiced in church basements.
In a thousand church basements across this land, Evangelicals tend to the disabled.
These units, often called "granny flats," typically consist of converted garages or basements.
Many were trapped in cars and basements as fast-moving flames bore down.
Noncompliant works — including much of the avant-garde — ended up in museum basements.
Over 300 American homes have these rinks in their garages, basements or backyards.
Residences will have two or three bedrooms, full basements and two-car garages.
They peer into basements, attics and electrical panels and find a home's shortcomings.
It tends to be — it's very interesting — it tends to be in basements.
It grew out of closets and basements and hidden facilities in cinder-block buildings.
The band improvised instruments and played in basements and dive bars throughout Southeastern Michigan.
"I voted" selfies are traditionally set in church basements or cinder block public schools.
We have to sneak through kitchens and basements to get in because there's protesters.
Many of those died while they were sheltering in basements to escape the shelling.
With the city's hospitals destroyed, doctors now treat patients in the basements of homes.
It's dark basements and large mirrors where queer black male hips twerk and revel.
Basements and underground garages are extremely rare because the water table is so high.
The night before Ali's family left the village, they hid indoors or in basements.
Nightclubs, particularly British ones, often located in basements or railway arches, should be shit.
Many of those players were 14-year-old boys playing in their mother's basements.
Train stations were built into the basements of buildings and smelled damp and murky.
People use closets, garages, basements, old refrigerators, a kitchen's out-of-the-way nook.
You can see people working like that, in church basements, with confidence and creativity.
High school kids can now engineer genes in their basements, hobbyists in their garages.
Most of the material had been sitting in basements and storage lockers for decades.
Transforming otherwise neglected basements into lively underground drinking holes isn't exactly a novel concept.
The basements of the fanciest had faux torture rooms equipped with whips and chains.
Rivers overflow their banks and fill the basements of homeowners who enjoy great views.
We collected footage that shows the despair of civilians trying to survive in basements.
If the warning is early enough, teachers can take the children down to basements.
Chlorine, however, is heavier than air, making basements extremely dangerous in such an attack.
He worked as a paramedic, helped move schools into basements and acted in plays.
What about dangerous carcinogen vapors intruding into homeowners' basements with the potential for explosions?
A sneak attack hit the world's living rooms (and dorms, and laptops, and basements).
Homeowners said that the sewage started backing up into their basements around 1 a.m.
Also something about dark basements and two drink minimums appeals to me on this night.
When I was 20, I was drinking Andre and Franzia in friends' dimly lit basements.
People across eastern Ghouta have sheltered in basements from the ceaseless bombardment in recent weeks.
Clients range from old family safes in basements to ones in offices or jewelry stores.
Most of their efforts began small -- a few started by collecting donations in their basements.
Warplanes have pounded the region for seven straight days while residents holed up in basements.
The Washington law has meant a "green rush" of cultivation in basements, bedrooms and closets.
Before this, local people had broken their fast in the safety of mosques or basements.
Instead, ankle-deep water is pooling in basements, which are otherwise filled with utility pipes.
Oakwood Beach had a handful of their own deaths, with residents trapped in flooded basements.
Freedom schools, also called training centers, sprang up in storefronts, back yards, and church basements.
The average person can understand the shielding benefits that brick buildings and basements can provide.
In lieu of traditional housing, some millennials are turning basements, boats, and vans into homes.
These spiders live in basements, abandoned shoes, and outside in piles of rocks and wood.
This is for frozen wastelands and dimly-lit basements; horizontal club music for abandoned buildings.
In some areas, residential basements are prohibited, because they fall in high-risk flood zones.
Families have headed into basements and dank tunnels, with small cookstoves, flour and warm clothes.
The team also briefly considered several other basements, some wine cellars, and a cheese cave.
But we can be the Darwins of our own basements, attics, bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms.
This guy goes down into dungeons and basements, he'll find a document no matter what.
The cheapest rooms are available in semi-basements there for $250 to $420 a month.
"We're seeing homes underwater, their basements were flooded out, the electricity was off," he said.
They feature huddled and sleeping bodies crowded into basements, under railway arches, or in subway stations.
Virtual reality as it stands right now is more intimate, more like my favorite comedy basements.
The newcomers live on building sites, or in windowless rooms in the basements of apartment blocks.
But having surveyed the basements and rooftops of the Palace, he also agrees with Parliament's authorities.
Snak is a voice for misfits that hang out in dingy basements and can't afford babysitters.
Researchers who study the radicalization problem note that terrorists are created in basements, not prayer halls.
The water blocked roadways, damaged homes and basements, and overwhelmed septic tanks and storm-water systems.
Without exception, its once-prized homes have all been reduced to basements filled with charred rubble.
The jihadis were breaking into homes, stealing food, and digging tunnels between basements, to pass undetected.
Others are burrowed into the basements of homes on the American side from buildings in Mexico.
Filling in basements could deprive homeowners of rental income they depend on to keep their homes.
Basements were cleaned out, digital photos were organized, hardwood floors were scrubbed until they were gleaming.
The classes I visited were conducted in the dank basements of private homes and lacked textbooks.
She said common-sense precautions were also being taken, like relocating generators out of floodable basements.
Traditionally, "brokers are working out of basements and trying to do things helter-skelter," said Crabbe.
The couple started Trash Tiki in 2016, throwing parties in basements with the Sex Pistols blaring.
General Saadi said the special forces were unaware that the houses' basements were filled with civilians.
Mr. Aguilar is not one of those chefs who set up masa factories in their basements.
The cheap basements and relaxed licensing regime that created Dalston's current nightlife scene are long gone.
They hang out in Fortnite the way we used to hang out in basements or back yards.
"Fellas all across the world in their mothers' basements rose up!" joked McCarthy, earlier in the show.
Landlords can make money from poky offices, shops and basements that are increasingly hard to rent out.
Get Collapsible Measuring Cups for $14.99 See Details Basements have long become a dumping ground for junk.
There are plenty of people who think redditors, gamers, internet denizens are people who live in basements.
How many empty basements, neglected boiler rooms and junk-filled storage spaces are scattered across New York?
"People are coming in and doing major projects" such as updating kitchens, bathrooms and basements, Tomé said.
It's such a classic horror movie trope that terrible things are happening in basements and attics everywhere.
Most of the hospitals have moved much of their work to basements and newly dug underground extensions.
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But those unchaperoned parties, at beach rentals and Bethesda basements alike, frequently left the girls feeling embattled.
So, move out of your parents' basements and get your own apartments—and grow the hell up!
"A lot of these basements and storm shelters are going to start flooding out," Dr. Marsh said.
Garages, basements and boiler rooms are being converted — legally — in big numbers into apartments in San Francisco.
He got a laugh with a line about the absurdity of building houses with basements in Norfolk.
"The flooding and storm events go into the basements of the public housing next door," she says.
One activist told CNN that basements there were overcrowded as residents sought protection from the unrelenting airstrikes.
Traditionally, indoor producers — formerly relegated to basements, garages and shadowy warehouses — relied on hot, high-intensity lights.
Pourny told Insider that basements, attics, and garages usually aren't climate-controlled, which could damage your furniture.
That drove the trade underground, where it continued to flourish, often by night, in basements and apartments.
They are often in basements and back rooms, tucked out of sight, and there is no compensation.
Some shops close to the waterfront were still pumping water out of their flooded basements on Monday.
The Mumbai Mirror newspaper reported that the house has three basements, multiple dining rooms and an outdoor pool.
All the basements are very musty, with ancient crumbling paint, and only several have been equipped with lighting.
During prohibition, says Mrs Piazza, one of the museum's founders, people hid wine barrels in basements and vineyards.
They look for role models in the field and see men in hoodies coding alone in their basements.
If you're a frequent flyer or shop in bargain basements, your credit card info may have been compromised.
It was happening on Sunday afternoons in church basements, where home baked good and family recipes reigned supreme.
These days, classes are held in abandoned hospital basements, office blocks, or silently conducted in the teacher's homes.
Hackers aren't what they look like in the movies and they aren't 400 pound men in their basements.
FB: You've performed in many places that directly conjure thoughts of ghosts, including funerals, basements, and underground venues.
And when we say that these animals are frequently kept in backyards and even basements, that's no exaggeration.
I'm not brave enough yet to follow them into real Parisian basements, but that'll come with time [Laughs].
In the earliest promos, the three are in "undisclosed locations": boiler rooms, basements, utility closets, and the like.
Student debt is something we picture 21989-year-olds dealing with while they live in their parents' basements.
Hundreds of people are unaccounted for, with many believed to be hiding in the basements of the city.
Formed in Queens in 603, Anthrax practiced seven nights a week, occasionally performing in church basements around Flushing.
Movements often begin this way—with just a few people gathered in kitchens, living rooms, and church basements.
Tepco has for years struggled to control the amount of water in the basements of the damaged reactors.
All college students would benefit from drinking alcohol in a gentler manner: often with food, rarely in basements.
They invited him into their DIY labs—converted basements or garages—where he took snapshots of their surgeries.
Who knows how many underground tunnels could be littered in the basements of America's abandoned road trip pitstops.
It's a cliché for a reason that they're generally relegated to parents' basements and 20-something dudes' apartments.
The following years were filled with the sound of sirens and doing our homework in basements and shelters.
Basements, both dark and out of sight, provide the emotional and physical space we need to unwind discreetly.
Footage from local activists shows women and children gathered in basements, playing and cooking to pass the time.
Families holed up in basements and dank tunnels to escape the bombs, with small stoves and warm clothes.
" Read more " Tiny radio stations, run from basements or attics or little studios, are offering new listening choices.
In villages across Georgia, an estimated 200,000 people secured mining computers to set up in basements and garages.
They may train in their own backyards and basements, but through videos and live streams remain intimately connected.
We're doing what many of us spent our childhoods doing in basements and parking lots: just hanging out.
Suites in basements, above garages or in coach houses can no longer be offered as short-term rentals.
They turned the basements of hospitals and schools into storage facilities in the face of the barrel bombs.
Residents there are hiding in basements and makeshift bomb shelters amid a brutal aerial assault by the government.
The incessant airstrikes over the past month and a half meant many could not risk leaving their basements.
Engineered flooring is especially good in basements, in high humidity areas and over radiant heating systems, he said.
Basically, everywhere: from Broadway to bar basements to parks to proscenium stages, and in films and on television.
Medical staff at both facilities crammed equipment and patients into the basements and stacked sandbags around the entrances.
He said the whole space is doing well as "millennials move out of their parents' basements," and demand increases.
Many families have taken shelter in basements of residential building for fear of being struck by rockets or airstrikes.
We were 16 years old and booking our gigs at our friend's parties in basements and setting up schedules.
Look around you: the writhing bodies, the unfettered availability of booze and drugs, the dodgy signal and bleak basements.
There's a misconception that content reviewers work in dark basements, lit only by the glow of their computer screens.
While we were on tour and playing basements, we were all the time writing for what would be Remission.
In fact, there are teenagers living in their parents' basements who can tell you all about it on Twitter.
Mike Rensland's bass and John Roman's drums keep all the chaos anchored deep in the most horrific of basements.
"I have seen Ms. Warren in small church basements and in packed gymnasiums," Ms. Pressley said in the video.
Groundwater flowing from the hills above the plant enters the reactor basements, where it mixes with highly radioactive debris.
After studying theories about the sharing economy, Mr. Zhou hit on the idea of transforming basements into community centers.
Schools — such as they are, operating in basements — have been shut since early July in rebel-held eastern Aleppo.
She said thousands of families had spent most of the week holed up in basements to avoid the bombs.
Some of us are retrofitting our living situations, living in basements, shutting off parts of the house, and more.
My colleagues and I spend long hours chasing lawmakers through dank basements and floridly decorated hallways of the Capitol.
Many had hidden in the basements of their homes for weeks to hide from bombing strikes and ISIS attacks.
Other houses had been empty for so long that kitchens had plunged into basements; moss grew on waterlogged carpeting.
"I have seen Ms. Warren in small church basements and in packed gymnasiums," Pressley said in a video announcement.
They are mostly high school gyms, nursing homes and church basements with cinder-block walls and horrible cellphone service.
Pinegrove built a following in basements—first in Hall's home town of Montclair, New Jersey, and then farther afield.
But the flood left lasting damage in its wake, in basements of numerous high-rise buildings like this one.
The basements offer some respite from a weeklong assault by the Syrian regime that has claimed over 500 lives.
It would impose strict limits on property owners from short-term rentals on second homes, spare bedrooms or basements.
Hundreds of residents, trying to escape indiscriminate artillery and rocket fire and fearful of airstrikes, took refuge in basements.
Black patients taken to segregated hospitals, where they sometimes languished in basements or even boiler rooms, suffered inferior treatment.
They whisper out from basements and attics, and from miniscule studios and on-the-fly live broadcasts like KBFG's.
Thousands of residents have taken shelter in basements and makeshift underground bunkers to protect themselves from the relentless bombardment.
The feet are also adjustable for use on uneven surfaces, which can be particularly helpful in basements with concrete floors.
We're not just playing in basements and small DIY coffee shops anymore, but that doesn't mean we don't want to.
Over the years, I've noticed that the best spaces for comedy feel safe and protected, like basements and back rooms.
It had no ancient tomb, and in his time, he said, it met mostly in members' apartments or fraternity basements.
Do they pull the levers of pinball machines, check their inbox of ravens, or paint miniature figurines in their basements?
Caption: Shameya Muniz (left) and April Andrews knock on doors and brave forgotten basements to bring broadband to their community.
According to New York Times media reporter Sydney Ember‏, people were sheltering in basements, some crying and holding each other.
She had either collected them or they were living—I think they were actually living in basements in the Tenderloin.
"Because of him, we starved ... We lived on flour and water for months, cowering in our basements," said Abu Omran.
The gas appears to have sunk into basements -- similar to the attack in 2013 -- where children and families were sheltering.
" More than 70 died in basements they said, 43 of them from "symptoms consistent with exposure to highly toxic chemicals.
Were there always shadowy pseudo-humans stalking the basements and storage closets of the station towns that litter this world?
Kirby transformed Games Workshop from a bunch of metalheads working tabletop alchemy in basements into a market-dominating corporate behemoth.
Several people had to be rescued from their basements and shelters following the tornado and were treated for minor injuries.
But out in the street, Mr. Malik said, women and children emerging from basements immediately engaged in a robust debate.
Law-enforcement officials say that legalization has also created fertile soil for black-market cultivations that pop up in basements.
For four decades, Dungeons & Dragons has been on hobby and specialty shop shelves and played in basements out of sight.
With her trademarked KonMari decluttering method, Ms. Kondo has led millions of acolytes to purge their closets, basements and pantries.
Most of this has not been library research — it's been research in basements and garages and a lot of conversations.
When shocked residents found water in their basements, they pulled the drain plugs hoping to release it into the sewer.
The band graduated from basements to clubs and got a contract with an independent record label, called Run for Cover.
During Hurricane Sandy in 2012, their house emerged unscathed while basements in surrounding houses were flooded by the Paerdegat Basin.
A lot of middle-class people with day jobs tried their hand at selling random junk from their basements online.
What with the basements of Olympians' lodging catching fire nowadays, an arrest could have been the least of his worries.
Evidence of these floods is still visible, the dimly lit walls in various basements are water-stained right up to exits.
Some families even went as far as setting up emergency bunkers in their basements to ride out the feared impending apocalypse.
Onyx Collective is an ensemble that puts on unannounced, impromptu performances in venues like basements, cocktail lounges, streets, storefronts, and more.
The agency said parents had set up a network of playgrounds in basements so that children had a place to play.
The women went over each other's quarters like certified home inspectors, joking about the other one's baseboards, trim, and unfinished basements.
No, you're watching Hirsch investigate the expression of her sexuality in one of the main basements where the internet was born.
They sell houses if they own them, downsize, rent, rent out rooms if they have extras, move into their parents' basements.
Anything that offers a reprieve from mind-numbingly boring workouts in dank basements is tempting, especially in the new year. Me?
Like, I don't need to see Dumbledore and Grindelwald renovating each other's basements for me to be convinced they are lovers.
Theo's acute power of perception is demonstrated in two incidents involving basements — one in the past, the other in the present.
Below we take a list at a few of the most important clubs, basements, and lofts New York had to offer.
No matter how clean someone claims their house is, random smells from pets, musty basements, dirty laundry, and more are inevitable.
Today, Truepic's biggest clients are insurance companies, which allow policyholders to take verified photographs of their flooded basements or broken windshields.
Meanwhile, those in New York City are paying millions to live in basements, reported Stefanos Chen for The New York Times.
"This is such an emotional roller coaster," said Tim Heim, a homeowner who started the group Connecticut Coalition Against Crumbling Basements.
He generally spends more per square foot on basements, including excavation and stone work, than on the upper floors, he said.
Picture unsupervised latchkey kids gathered around VCRs in suburban basements to watch grainy, overly recopied BMX videos of tricks and races.
And then there were the basements that served as people's homes for weeks on end as the Assad regime offensive continued.
As a result, many shelters and basements occupied before the ban was announced are still being quietly rented out as housing.
His gas attack -- killing women and children hiding in basements -- was the final expediter, triggering the expulsion of tens of thousands.
New York (CNN Business)Many of America's most popular and influential television hosts are now broadcasting live from bedrooms and basements.
We collected footage from local activists that shows the despair of civilians trying to survive in basements amid the heavy shelling.
By the 1950s thousands of American children were "homesteading in their basements," and the books had been translated into many languages.
In lieu of church basements and university buildings, 12-step programs are holding recovery meetings on Zoom on an hourly basis.
Since then, electrical systems and generators have been moved out of basements and elevators and loading docks protected with waterproof panels.
During its first year, the war was active; locals were forced to flee or hide from intense artillery shelling in basements.
Often just a foot or two deep, this type of flooding can stop traffic, swamp basements, damage cars and contaminate groundwater.
Not one to meddle with a winning formula, Koeman continued to trawl Europe's bargain basements and carried on promoting from the academy.
As roofs caved in and walls collapsed, people sheltered on the ground floors of their buildings or in basements intended for storage.
Industrious is also thereby more insulated from a startup bubble burst, or recession that pushes fledgling companies back into bedrooms and basements.
It's a stunning array of records that you only find after years and years spent loitering around mildewy basements the world around.
Basements in surrounding high rises had up to 6 feet of water in them, presumably destroying whatever had previous been stored there.
About 40 white nationalists left their parents' basements to gather in the nation's capital on the anniversary of the deadly Charlottesville riot.
The reports compiled directions, including photographs, to the locations of the unused racks and cabinets of switching equipment in the building basements.
Unfinished and plagued with poor plumbing, House Hunters couples still go gaga for oversized basements like the one in the Simpsons' house.
Through video and performance conducted in basements, museums, theaters and galleries, Allison Brainard makes art and pop culture commentary a performative experiment.
Its streets were too narrow for armored vehicles to pass through, and jihadis could easily slip between roofs and alleys and basements.
For years Muslims have resorted to praying in hundreds of makeshift sites, in crowded basements or dark warehouses targeted by racist attackers.
"We're still where we were a year and a half ago," said Mr. Heim, who founded the Connecticut Coalition Against Crumbling Basements.
"You don't have a feeling like you're underground," said Mr. Collé, who has built basements with ceilings as high as 16 feet.
Collectors and nostalgia-seekers have long been filling their basements with classic cabinets rescued from defunct arcades killed off by game consoles.
I had all these friends that performed shows in basements in Allston, so I started selling stuff there out of my backpack.
These oil plays are known as "fractured basements" because the ancient rocks containing the oil are usually deep in the earth's crust.
Homeowners built shelters in basements and backyards, and the morality of private shelters accessible to privileged families became a raging national debate.
This great revolution in technology hasn't unleashed a wave of innovation where people are toiling away in their basements and garages now.
He told CNN they were playing in the street, just like most days, when the airstrikes began and everyone sprinted into basements.
People huddled in hotel basements, crawled under tables, raced from beaches and took shelter in military hangars when the alert hit phones.
Some guests at hotels across the Hawaiian Islands were instructed to go to hotel basements after the false alert was sent out.
The world would suddenly and randomly fall away, and moments later I would return, dumped into back alleys, basements, open fields, stockrooms.
Immigrants continued living underground until the late 70s, until frequent flooding in the basements of La Chinesca finally pushed the last residents out.
So it's not really a fact that all gamers are straight, adolescent, white men with neck beards who live in their mothers' basements.
Most punks in that era did their work in seedy basements, but Madonna did it all on TV for the world to see.
The countryside is beyond repair, cities exhibit the monstrous destruction of ecological harmony and dark secrets often lurk in basements and rooftop spaces.
She evokes the church basements and Styrofoam cups of coffee and day-old pastries as well as any writer since David Foster Wallace.
Fantasy sports, by contrast, evokes visions of dads sitting in basements with their college friends, yelling out the names of their favorite athletes.
Foreigners in Tehran said they were exchanging currency with dealers in the basements of buildings or petrol stations in order to escape notice.
"My memories of partying in friends' basements as a teenager are dominated by hearing Kraftwerk's groundbreaking sounds," he said in an official statement.
Tepco is building the world's biggest ice wall to keep groundwater from flowing into the basements of the damaged reactors and getting contaminated.
Even the dingiest of basements can become a mecca for dancing and debauchery with the addition of one simple sphere: the disco ball.
I still know my way around Capitol Hill pretty well, and can find my through all the bowels and basements and hidden hallways.
Among the latter are thousands of rebel fighters, who in lighter moments come out of their basements to sun in former pashas' palaces.
Flooding claimed the old courthouse, Kittleman said, and there are homes on the west end of downtown whose foundations and basements are gone.
And as basements get bigger, owners are filling them with over-the-top amenities, including wine cellars, home theaters, spas and bowling alleys.
He considered turning basements into libraries but then observed that residents used similar areas as restrooms rather than as places for borrowing books.
The idea of artwork traveling with me to all sorts of places that art is usually not shown, bathrooms, basements, dance parties, etc.
And while we might associate weed with Ziploc baggies and hazy basements, this is more about diamond studded vape pens and Hollywood soirées.
We gathered in smoky bedrooms and trash basements as GZA's Liquid Swords pumped from a boombox, and indulged in our fantasies of revolution.
Analysts say that while fractured basements have produced oil over long periods in places including Vietnam and Egypt, they are unproven in Britain.
They hold concerts in basements for their friends or gather in mixed groups to play board games or to watch uncensored Hollywood movies.
Children play on rooftops -- after weeks of being holed up in basements, they say they want to be as high up as possible.
In the shrinking rebel redoubt on the eastern side of the city, intense artillery shelling and airstrikes forced residents to cower in basements.
These intimate sources survived through a variety of means: tucked away in tin bread boxes, stashed in basements, hidden in log-cabin walls.
Thousands of ships have criss-crossed the oceans, noting the weather in handwritten logbooks that for decades sat forgotten in bookshelves and basements.
Illegal conversions, especially of basements, are an open secret in Queens, where makeshift boardinghouses provide tens of thousands of people with cheap housing.
Some have been hiding in basements for weeks as the fierce fighting between the Iraqi military and Islamic State forces raged around them.
Its consequences play out in real time, in flooded streets and waterlogged basements, and voters throw their weight behind mitigation efforts at the polls.
Nearly three dozen FBI agents descended on the town of 7,000, looking in basements, storm drains, ponds, railroad cars and the trunks of cars.
As of last month, it has also amassed some 30,000 documents from the food industry, including Kearns' hauls from the basements of Big Sugar.
In large underground clubs, groups of people dance late into the evening, and visit shadowy basements to indulge in all manner of sexual curiosities.
The fighters prepared for a long siege, stockpiling arms and food in tunnels, basements, mosques and madrasas, or Islamic religious schools, military officials say.
What rocked my world was how Nochlin literally excavated the basements and archives of museums around the globe to rescue female artists from oblivion.
But the vast majority of those, about 240,000, would be spared if they could find their way to basements or other more substantial shelters.
With every hospital now bombed beyond use, the United Nations said Thursday that invasive medical operations were being carried out in basements without anesthesia.
"This act was a revenge (for) the massacre of wounded civilians in basements in Cizre," the group said in a statement on its website.
Hundreds of people are unaccounted for, believed to be hiding in the basements of a city that has been pummeled by government air strikes.
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"Submitting myself to the clichés of recovery was another way of submitting to its rituals—gathering in basements, holding hands in circles," Jamison writes.
Other workers are building a mile-long "ice wall" around part of the plant to prevent rain and groundwater from seeping into the basements.
Former residents told CNN Sunday of being overcome by fumes that made it difficult to breathe as they hid in basements from fighting outside.
"The impetus of the project was just to photograph different activities that took place in church basements, and it grew from there," Durst explained.
Verghese credited electronic records with billing well, with reducing medical errors and with keeping him out of dusty basements in search of patient files.
Kittens turn up unattended, in vacant lots, in building basements, in parks, all over the city, for a variety of reasons, Ms. Bravo said.
Some are in neighborhoods where two- or three-family houses have been built, along with apartments in garages or basements, sometimes legally, sometimes not.
British Ambassador Julian Braithwaite said that the enclave had become "the epicentre" of suffering, with starving families hiding in basements from "indiscriminate regime bombing".
But fake news — whether gossip shared by family members or the toxic kind spread by Russians in basements — is the mother's milk of Facebook.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his companions rehearsed in basements, role playing and insulting one another to prepare for what was to come.
Most CRT monitor sales, he said, come from people who've hoarded them in garages and basements and just want to get rid of them.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Everyone has chuckled about millennial generation stereotypes: slackers hanging out in their parents' basements, playing video games and binge-watching Netflix.
We circled the entire country playing warehouses, basements, empty bars and nightclubs, parking lots and punk fests, living rooms, garages, and make shift art galleries.
Shafts for the elevators could run straight up to streetside locations, as in a company video, or into homes' garages or basements of office buildings.
As the Nazis rounded up Jews for detention and eventual extermination, Germans resisted their government, hiding their Jewish friends and neighbors in attics and basements.
This is like wimpy men who sit in their basements with their BVDs and it&aposs like, "Oh I&aposm cool, I&aposm on Twitter".
But the fighters prepared for a long siege, stockpiling arms and food in tunnels, basements, mosques and madrasas, or Islamic religious schools, military officials say.
For better or worse, without Lifetime, it's entirely conceivable that emo may have never left the basements, rec centers, and party halls it came from.
"A lot of these contact sheets were tucked away in shoe boxes or tucked away in the back of closets or in basements," Tobak said.
Even as Seoul's basements are refitted for other purposes, South Koreans and their guests will continue to come up with off-key renditions of Queen.■
Danny Wolfe, who fronts the UK-based pop punk band Jesus and his Judgemental Father, spent much of last year playing packed out American basements.
Rising violence reportedly pushed some 15,000 civilians to flee their homes last month, taking refuge in makeshift shelters or basements in the enclave, OCHA said.
"What won't solve the problem is putting our heads in the Florida sand while streets and basements flood around us," she said in a statement.
There will likely be widespread inundation of coastal roads and basements with life-threatening inundation depths above 27 or more feet possible in some locations.
Half the congregation is consigned to basements, walled-off rooms with no access to speakers or preachers, or relegated to distant and dark upstairs corners.
When I was in college I could never go to parties in basements and stuff, I would always get too claustrophobic... I just hated it.
Many masterpieces have long lived outside of public view, buried in the basements of museums or tucked away in the private villas of the rich.
These types of projects are technically known as accessory dwelling units (ADUs), but are also called "granny flats", "mother-in-law suites" or "English basements".
Although he started in dingy basements and sparsely attended rallies for lost causes, he now has a national megaphone that he's not likely to relinquish.
And a costly "ice wall" is failing to keep groundwater from entering the basements, a Reuters analysis of the Tepco data showed earlier this year.
This '90s fad has resulted in many basements and attics becoming overcrowded with small, circular collectibles known as Pogs — many of which are completely worthless.
Basements in older houses can become humid when water vapor from wet soil around and under the house migrates through the foundation wall and slab.
But the nihilism of the capitalist system is not confined to the social and cultural margins, to misfits in basements and meth-dealers on Harleys.
That apartment, like Mr. Hassan's and thousands of others in the city that are carved out of attics, basements and larger units, was probably illegal.
With American-backed forces closing in, father and son survived like hunted animals in basements in Mosul, which the Islamic State controlled for three years.
Burnt orange, mustard, muddy green — the coolest colors right now evoke musty basements not touched since the 2995s, garish wallpapers and mothy thrift shop finds.
This is because the sober endings, the meetings in brightly-lit basements, are nearly always the same: uplifting for the author, less so for us.
Sandy likely played into that problem, experts say, causing some homeowners to default on their mortgages because they were unable to rent out flooded basements.
Seoul Dispatch Like the family in the Oscar-winning film, many in Seoul's so-called dirt-spoon class dwell in basements far below the rich.
Houses built on slabs without basements, or with eight-foot-high foundations that are "not super structurally sound," Mr. Scotti said, are prime teardown candidates.
At MIT, where using model cars to teach about autonomy got its start in 2015, students program and then race models through gloomy, circular basements.
As I left Cizre, I passed the basements where dozens of Kurds burned to death in unclear circumstances during a government raid in February 2016.
Millennials, the largest generation, are finally forming households at an ever-increasing rate, moving out of their parents' basements or out of shared living situations.
With its crystalline production and roster of 20133 collaborators, the record marks a clear departure from Remy's years of playing noise shows in smelly basements.
It could be many teenagers in many basements—but it could also be something more sophisticated than that… the St. Petersburg troll factories, for instance.
Baltimore's DIY spaces range from rowhouse basements to labyrinthine warehouse spaces, and they host poetry, performance, music, and art — and more that's harder to classify.
To find an affordable home, buyers in the survey said they would give up swimming pools, access to public transportation, basements and proximity to work.
This particular 32' tall cabinet and its abstrusely arranged collection of objects were pulled from the basements and closets of various departments: science, art, and drama.
La Chinesca became a hideout for the hundreds of Chinese immigrants who fled from Sinaloa and Sonora seeking refuge in the basements of their fellow countrymen.
The basements of Queens are the open secret of a literal underground economy, driven by a steady influx of immigrants and the need for affordable housing.
There is, of course, a feeling of forced community that exists in the literal shoulder-rubbing that exists in punk basements or even small outdoor shows.
The Bank of Canada produced a report recently showing a very large supply is unaccounted for and they found it in places like construction contractors' basements.
In eastern Europe the idea first spread as a way of making money out of city-centre basements for which there were few other profitable uses.
The majority focused on the potential construction impacts associated with building four new residences concurrently, as well as concerns regarding the basements and potential groundwater pumping.
Aside from the practicalities of getting all the content together, which was spread out over all our homes and attics and basements—we'd all had floods.
Punk, glam, disco, hip-hop, minimalist composition and new ages of jazz and salsa were emerging from the nightclubs and basements all across the five boroughs.
A plug-in odor eliminator No matter how clean someone claims their house is, random smells from pets, musty basements, dirty laundry, and more are inevitable.
"We see a lot of things in the media that make gamers out to be guys in their basements playing with sticky Cheeto fingers," King says.
They fuck up sometimes, and sometimes it's rather willful, but it's not just a bunch of dudes sitting in their basements with tin foil hats on.
"Many of these facilities were treating complex injuries with limited staff and resources in facilities that were converted schools and basements of apartment buildings," Mowafi said.
Allegations of atrocities are galvanising young Kurds: in the town of Cizre over 100 people were killed in February while hiding from Turkish forces in basements.
It also offers policies beyond the NFIP max of $250,000 and will cover things the NFIP won't, such as pools, garages, basements or other external structures.
WHO said more than 70 people taking shelter in basements reportedly died in the attack, with 43 of those deaths related to exposure to toxic chemicals.
Some of our favorite artists host events in their living rooms, chicken coops, garages, and basements (we are in the basement of the Troy Laundry Building).
Refused was still slugging it out on the road, playing small clubs and basements as they toured in support of the record across the United States.
He had been trained in subterfuge and violence at a secret base in the Maryland mountains with no mention made of dank basements or chemistry projects.
People have holed up in basements to hide from the air strikes in recent days, and medical charities decried attacks on more than a dozen hospitals.
Please do make this a regular show, it's a great way to show the world that hackers aren't necessarily scary people hidden in basements wearing hoodies.
What passed for night life in many neighborhoods took place in "social clubs" in peoples' basements and backyards, where the membership rules skirted the licensing laws.
The cafes invite people to bring their "beloved but broken" possessions to the gatherings, which are hosted in church basements, libraries, town halls and senior centers.
A popular narrative about trolls was that they were just a bunch of lonely men in their parents' basements, but this looked like a coördinated effort.
As roommates in New York in the early 2000s, they started their own live comedy talk show, "Creation Nation," in the basements of bookstores and bars.
Sitting in underground shelters has become the "new norm," UNICEF officials said, and activists' footage of basements show the shelters to be ill-equipped and filthy.
His own minimalism was a consequence of living as an underpaid writer in New York: No basements and no closets meant no storage space for stuff.
And over 300 American homes, mostly in the Midwest, have Glice rinks, which start at $1200 for a small one, in their garages, basements or backyards.
ISIS recruiters can instantaneously establish contact with Syrian families trapped inside Raqqa's internment camps and disgruntled French teenagers trapped in basements at home with equal ease.
They are mostly in subway stations or basements and parking garages in private apartments and commercial buildings designated as shelters with the consent of the owners.
The attacks have not only changed the way clinicians practice medicine — sending them to basements and makeshift field hospitals — but also the way Syrians use medical services.
That private equity firm invests in a Virginia company called Caldwell & Gregory LLC, which manufactures the commercial laundry machines that sit the basements of university dorm rooms.
We're now in this wonderful world where anyone who loves technology, we've come out of our mothers' basements, and we are on our phones all the time.
"During a typical student's life, he will see faculties controlled by a manner of different groups, drugs, and basements full of petrol bombs and hoods," Mitsotakis said.
Doors, even those leading to dank candlelit basements in which creepy bards wait with tales of the macabre, do not make this much noise in real life.
And shows, of course, were where we went to church: in shag-carpeted basements, in dive bars, at festivals like Warped Tour, and, later, bafflingly, in stadiums.
Now there's a country where white supremacists now unabashedly march about the streets with tiki torches, when they used to hide in basements and hood their faces.
They were leaving behind them a blast-wrecked landscape of smashed concrete and twisted metal, where for weeks people have cowered in basements from the unrelenting bombardment.
"When Tepco finally stops the groundwater, that will be the end of the beginning," referring to the water flowing into the leaking basements of the reactor buildings.
But just like the winter gear we store in our attics or basements (and quite frankly, forget about), locating those pesky files can be a little tricky.
That'll resolve itself in time, however, as the technology filters down from the early adopters — or rather, filters up from the many basements converted into VR caves.
In the late 1970s, residents of Love Canal in Niagara Falls, N.Y., began complaining of odd smells, rashes and liquid leaching into the basements of their homes.
Basements are where we put the things we no longer want to look at but can't let go of; the things we don't need but can't toss.
By gathering fellow farmers in church basements and appealing to their faith, he has cobbled together a bipartisan coalition held together by love of God and creation.
Sanzo, Rice, McCarry, and Caiola are all considering livestreaming shows from their basements and maybe even from the venues themselves if they're allowed to perform without audiences.
Hundreds of Americans who recently traveled to China are isolating themselves in basements and dorm rooms, waiting to see if they develop symptoms of the dangerous virus.
In their place is a trickle of skiers and snowboarders whom she supplies with vintage snowsuits she finds forgotten in the basements of nearby sporting goods stores.
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Music conjures spaces: churches, theaters, roadhouses, arenas, pubs, dance halls, living rooms, festival tents, and all sorts of clubs, from tenement basements to cabarets to giant warehouses.
A medical aid worker who spoke to CNN on Thursday evening described how people were staying in packed basements day and night for fear of the bombing.
Out there, in the club—from the cramped basements miles away from civilization to the biggest dancefloors in the city—we want to believe that change is possible.
It was in pristine condition in a not-so-pristine carrying case, which some of you might remember or even still have somewhere in your attics or basements.
It has killed more than 1,500 people as air strikes pound residential areas where thousands had sheltered in basements across the densely populated enclave, according to a monitor.
And it's this terrorist group who's deliberately using social media, international terrorists, to target kids in the basements of our homes here and turn them into human weapons.
A rental property that you also use personally isn't eligible for the safe harbor, which could make things uncertain for people who lease out basements or vacation homes.
In 1992, Francisco's then-business partner bought the Adirondack Atlas-F base for about $55,000, and enlisted Francisco, who at the time was mainly remodeling kitchens and basements.
Whether it's economic opportunity or a key rite of emotional passage, America's young adults indeed do need to move out of their parents' basements and get a life!
Most bands have recorded in practice spaces, basements, or dingy rooms, by people who, in the kindest and most relevant way possible, don't particularly know what they're doing.
And the allocation of prime real estate to a category once relegated to a sad corner of department store basements points to shift in the way men consume.
As noted above, young adults rejected the suburban home with the white picket fence for apartments in more exciting and convenient urban locations (or for their parents' basements).
What has now become clear is the full horror of last weekend's chemical weapons attack, with children, women and men dead in the basements where they were hiding.
To prevent it from spreading, Tokyo Electric pumps out about 720 tons of water from the basements every day, storing it in huge tanks that workers are building.
Ryan and I began a friendship a decade ago when our local bands played around Flint in basements, coffee shops, churches and our homebase, the Flint Local 432.
That is how one aid worker described the situation as thousands of people fled into basements and makeshift shelters in the rebel-held suburb of Damascus this week.
Before civil engineers can start construction, they need to check that their blueprints do not interfere with buried sewage pipes, building basements, or hidden mine shafts, for example.
In his twenties, he toured the country with his friend Jordan O'Jordan, playing punk basements and D.I.Y. venues, and he has recorded a handful of albums and EPs.
They feature the usual preoccupations of horror — supernatural evil, gore, creepy basements — but they also evoke the poet Anne Carson's answer to the question, Why does tragedy exist?
Mr. Pittman has forged a career of stalking the weird, the bold and the sublime in dimly lighted basements, galleries and stray pockets of Manhattan's after-hours life.
Some policyholders may want coverage that the NFIP does not offer: expanded coverage in basements or coverage for alternative housing if flood waters force them from their homes.
If we banish these people back to their basements, underground chat rooms and the nether-regions of the internet, we won't see them as clearly as we need to.
However, they do not have to pay mothers during this break time, and oftentimes the lactation rooms end up being storage closets or bare rooms in freezing cold basements.
Millennials are moving out of their parents' basements and forming new households at a faster rate, according to Fannie Mae research, but they are still overwhelmingly forced to rent.
That was important because there's also a perception out there in the market sometimes … that our people sit in very dark, dingy basements, lit only by a green screen.
Back in college he was in a folk band with a couple of guys: they wore Buckskin jackets and played their biggest gigs in church basements and school halls.
She said some women have had to pray in basements of mosques, or use back entrances where there are safety concerns such as a lack of lighting or security.
Some streets and basements close to the river still will flood, in part because of water backing up from an overwhelmed sewer system, Public Works Director Jan Winter said.
Most of the film unfolds inside brownstones and basements, where the entrance of Naomi, a confident, foreign college student played by Emily Browning, causes unrest for those around her.
But in basements and garages around the country, another group of Americans is collecting the machines and materials to make those firearms in the privacy of their own homes.
Bannon says he is planning to screen it at rallies in crucial districts, "in union halls and church basements," in the run up to Election Day on Nov. 6.
These tidal floods are often just a foot or two deep, but they can stop traffic, swamp basements, damage cars, kill lawns and forests, and poison wells with salt.
And the violence in Virginia does not cry out for a response from sassy white women who know a thing or two about virgins living in their moms' basements.
Mr. Zhou's project was noticed by a sympathetic official and partly financed by the local and municipal governments as a promising model for Beijing's other bomb shelters and basements.
At this point, though, Hootie was already several years deep into its career — road-tested in bars, frat houses, dank basements and shoddy venues long before it headlined arenas.
They damaged a roof of a hotel in New Albany, and Mississippi State University's 21,000 students huddled in basements and hallways as a tornado neared the campus in Starkville.
During the offensive on Ghouta, near Damascus, earlier this year, civilians relied on the system to time their brief forays from basements and shelters to get food and water.
They cram into mansions in West Des Moines to talk climate with billionaire Tom Steyer, or basements in Denison to potluck and divvy up precinct activity for Joe Biden.
Before World War II and during the Cold War, Bulgarians and Soviets designed bomb shelters in the basements of apartment buildings throughout Sofia, with separate spaces for each family.
The National Republican Congressional Committee positioned a cameraman in the House office basements, asking freshman and swing-seat Democrats whether Soleimani was a "terrorist" and repeatedly getting blown off.
Owners of one- and two-family homes have carved up their basements into makeshift dorms, illicitly constructed with narrow hallways, shaky walls and electrical wiring strung together like knotted shoelaces.
Yale's Assure Lever smart lock differs from Emtek's locks as it's designed for single-hole doors, side doors, basements, and interior rooms, instead of being used for your front door.
In medieval Westeros, a couple can't escape to a Super8 motel for an hour, or hide out in a parents' basements, anxiously anticipating the sound of the front door opening.
As they became cheaper and smaller, they moved out of basements and laboratories and closer to human beings: first to desks and laps, and eventually into pockets and on wrists.
What he's saying: For too long, AI hands have been hiding in their basements, in effect playing God by deciding which technology is ultimately released to the masses, Felten said.
That's because if Gigwell makes it easy enough for anyone to book a show, there'll be fewer artists pinching pennies in basements and more making the big bucks on stage.
I was there in Columbus in 2004 to see Fall Out Boy make their Warped Tour debut after following them around Midwest dives and basements for the past two years.
In My Friend Dahmer, Jeff (Ross Lynch) and his friends do what kids in other coming-of-age movies do: Play pranks, dawdle, smoke pot in parent's wood-paneled basements.
That's definitely possible, since Bustle noted the connection between Asylum and the teaser for season 6 that features dark basements, people crawling up stairs, and humans being used for experiments.
AND HOUSEHOLD FORMATION IS GOING UP. IT'S NOT QUITE UP TO WHERE IT WAS BEFORE THE GREAT RECESSION, BUT IT IS MOVING UP. KIDS ARE MOVING OUT OF THE BASEMENTS.
Meanwhile, old Watchmans rust away in basements across America, a forgotten reminder of a dark time when we didn't have nearly every sporting event available with just a few taps. 
Unable to secure official residency, which brings with it access to social welfare services and education, migrants found homes in ageing inner city buildings, overcrowded dormitories, basements and even sewers.
The other strand is the concern about the psychological impacts, and the idea that all these people will retreat into their basements with this sex technology and never come out.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The stereotype of millennials living in their parents' basements is well worn by now, but what about the 25-year-old still on a family cellphone plan?
WHO also said that more than 70 people sheltering from bombardment in basements in the former rebel pocket of eastern Ghouta, where Douma is located, were reported to have died.
The same, of course, can be claimed for most issues of substance that now stand in limbo due the descent of our parties into the basements of mean-spirited confrontation.
A Philadelphia native who raps as Yazz the Greatest, he started by performing in basements around that city and worked his way up to festival shows like Made in America.
To a patron, Prime Cuts looks small and narrow, but in the basements of the shop and of three adjoining buildings, Mr. Stapleton and his employees run a sizable operation.
These renovations can be costly in other ways: During the housing boom, predatory brokers convinced many homebuyers in Canarsie to rent out their basements in order to afford their mortgage.
Given that information, it's not surprising that three out of four assaults were reported to have been carried out in private spaces such as homes, basements, vehicles, and doctor's offices.
That forced United Nations officials and workers on the convoy to hide in basements, said observers in Douma with the Violations Documentation Center, a Syrian organization that tracks the conflict.
Fourteen years after their founding and long after graduating to bigger stages, they retain the punk ethos of a group that came up through basements and other D.I.Y. hot spots.
We've been bringing the energy live forever because we started out in the basements and that's what we came up on and that's what's exciting about interacting with an audience.
The panicked faces of neighbors fleeing their town, Homs, passing by bodies scattered in the streets, and the cold, damp basements they huddled in as they waited out the shelling.
After updating kitchens, gilding bathrooms, finishing basements and lavishing money on landscaping and every other corner of their homesteads, they have targeted the garage as the next frontier in remodeling.
"Jesse Jackson was raising $5 at a time in church basements," Mike Lux, a longtime liberal organizer, recalled of the civil rights leader's two White House bids in the 1980s.
Syrian and Russian air forces controlled the skies over Ghouta and carried out heavy air strikes on residential areas where families huddled in dark, overcrowded basements lacking toilets, it said.
That's why they're considering older homes with basements and garages, and they've also ditched the idea of a master suite, because it put many homes out of their price range.
But if you are in the know, and you approach the front desk and inquire about a trip to Atlantis, they will send you to the sub-sub-sub basements.
The skin under his scruffy, juvenile beard had the same pallor of many people fleeing Mosul, who had spent weeks huddled indoors, often in dark basements, as the battle raged outside.
Those losses in Wawarsing, New York, are far smaller, but they did contribute to a local plague of flooded basements and sodden lawns that resulted in the government buying some homes.
Flamingo wallpaper, Playboy bunny necklaces, water beds, birthday cake body wash, plastic stripper platforms, tiki bars in the basements of suburban homes... these all appeal to me on a deep level.
Corporate servers and storage arrays are moving from office basements and co-location facilities to massive data centers run by Amazon, which allows customers to manage their data from computers anywhere.
As we got older, we drifted in and out of the same circles, but we would regularly run into each other at punk shows in sweltering VFW halls and filthy basements.
The difference between the 143 and the Skylake is the difference between computer behemoths that occupy whole basements and stylish little slabs 100,000 times more powerful that slip into a pocket.
With sewage still flowing in the streets in some areas, and backing up into basements in other areas, it is tempting to just toss one's bucket in with the public sludge.
Two residents said Ain Terma was now a ghost town, with only a few hundred families taking shelter in basements after most former residents fled to other towns in Eastern Ghouta.
Aiding the militants is Mindanao's history of clan warfare - known in the local dialect as rido – and most buildings in Marawi have basements and are built with walls of thick concrete.
Michèle's behavior is often the sexual-drama equivalent of horror-movie characters splitting up to wander into dark tool-sheds or cobwebbed basements alone and unarmed, in search of stray slashers.
Known as granny flats, mother-in-law suites or English basements, these conversions are gaining in popularity across the U.S. as a way to boost affordable housing, according to property experts.
Chiller said she had spoken to several other national committees warning them to check basements for refuse, and the matter would be raised at a meeting of team chiefs on Sunday.
Dotted throughout the world, data centers are like highly organized versions of our basements, crammed full of stuff we only occasionally access, but still consuming vast amounts of space and energy.
Either the natural disasters themselves, or the explosive meltdowns of three of the plant's six reactors that followed, are believed to have cracked the buildings' basements, allowing groundwater to pour in.
At a time when a record number of millennials are sitting in their parents' basements, unable to find a good job, messages of economic growth will be motivating if conveyed effectively.
She is next heard in a leaked recording in which she describes supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders as "living in their parents' basements," followed by the now-famous clip of Mrs.
CNN's Jake Tapper: There are news sources that are just out-and-out lies coming from Europe, coming from other parts of the world... CBS's Gayle King: …coming from people's basements.
The story of their voyage has disappeared into near-perfect obscurity, buried in yellowing letters and press clippings stowed in boxes I found in garages and basements scattered around suburban Minneapolis.
People still indulge in sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll in the basements of Iranian homes, though once a person steps out the door, they are expected to adapt to the Islamic identity.
But the difference between Ping-Pong (a game largely associated with basements, fraternity houses and rec centers) and table tennis (a sport with more than 200 national associations worldwide) is substantial.
Together, they form a picture of Gilardi's enthralling imagination and style, as well as a tantalizing suggestion of what other artwork might be hiding in people's basements, waiting to be seen.
Dr. Omar Ibrahim, an Egyptian volunteering in Syria with the Syrian American Medical Society, thought he was done operating in basements after leaving Aleppo, which was besieged in 2016, for Idlib.
I've been thinking about basements, real and metaphorical, as the past few weeks have unfolded in a cascade of revelations that began with Harvey Weinstein and shows no signs of stopping.
Employees practicing social distancing to help slow the spread of the virus have traded boardroom meetings for videoconferences that more often than not involve glimpses of colleagues' pajamas or unfinished basements.
In addition to the grim death toll, reports of malnourishment are rampant and many of Eastern Ghouta's residents are living in poorly equipped basements for some respite from nearly incessant shelling.
In some rural precincts, volunteers were distressed that only 15 or 20 people showed up to school gyms and civic-center basements where twice that many had come in past years.
There were no basements in this town with its fragile bedrock, but the apartment block was built into a hill, and she lived in the cheapest unit, which was half underground.
Sanctuary congregations pledge to protect and stand with immigrants facing deportation by providing legal, emotional and practical support and, as a last resort, by sheltering them in their basements and rectories.
Before YouTube and Snapchat and Instagram, we had little idea what dumb fads, subversive trends and dangerous pranks were sweeping the basements, mall food courts and parking lots across the country.
MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The families cowered in basements, huddling in the dark as war raged overhead between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants fighting for control of the streets of Mosul.
Today's engineering teams are nothing like the old stereotype — a bunch of loner nerd boys who grew up playing video games and tinkering with code by themselves in their parents' basements.
Furbys that are rescued from antique stores or basements can also be sent out to hobbyists like Remy V, a Furby fan from Maryland who offers refurbishment services on his Tumblr.
There are often great treasures to be found there—heated pools in basements, safes filled with expensive jewelry, Rolex watches that cost at least €50,000 [$58,000] and huge fleets of luxury cars.
Holding around 300 attendees for each of the show's four performances, the venue's candle-lit, seated comfort is some way removed from the dark, sweat-soaked basements which hosted the original material.
While many homebuilders at the time were focusing on basements, Broad went the other way and started constructing houses without them — and then selling them for 20 percent less than his competitors.
At her first 12-step meetings, sipping bad coffee in church basements, she bridles at the clichés—the "insistence on soft-focus greeting-card wisdom" when she longed for nuance and novelty.
Solutions used in other parts of the world, such as basements dug into the cooler ground, tend to flood in Asia unless they have concrete foundations, which many cannot afford, Ammann added.
And so a projector has always been, in my eyes, an extravagant bit of technology reserved for those people with theater seating built into the hermetically sealed basements of their suburban mansions.
"The few pools open to blacks were small, poorly equipped, and often located in places like the basements of buildings," said Dr. Wiltse, a professor of history at the University of Montana.
For 78 days in late 2015 and early 2016, the people of Cizre were cut off from the outside world, forced underground into basements as the Turkish security forces fought the PKK.
"For me, I would say it's because I'm a millennial, because I like instant gratification, and within eight to10 weeks I get to see basements transformed into a livable space," said Monserrate.
Philly's DIY music community became my world, and I learned more in basements, living rooms, and in the dusty stacks at my college radio station, WKDU, than I ever did in class.
Bernie Sanders' 22020 presidential campaign of empowering volunteers in far-flung regions of Texas, often working out of pop-up offices in people's garages or basements -- to drastically expand his campaign's reach.
Once a rising teen pop star herself, Ms. Geiger turned away from the spotlight around the ripe age of 21, retreating to the basements and studios where she'd always been most comfortable.
And residents in Niagara Falls, N.Y., first started to notice a black, oily liquid in their basements, early hints of one of the worst environmental disasters in United States history: Love Canal.
The locales ranged from dirty basements to Jamaican dancehalls (they're not always the same thing, fam) to scrap yards: venues that fit the gritty street rap aesthetic that permeates the game's personality.
In Idlib and Hama, pro-government bombing has destroyed or disabled at least 103 hospitals and medical centers in 20 days, leaving doctors operating in basements and patients unable to find treatment.
The Ignobles, a ska-turned-garage-rock group that the two formed with classmates from the private St. Albans School, went from practicing in basements to opening for the punk band Fugazi.
Artists and musicians moved into abandoned breweries, warehouses and basements and slowly brought new life to neighborhoods like Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg and Pankow, which in turn attracted people from around the world.
They shack up in crumbling homes patched together with tape and plastic tarps, and they huddle in dark, dank basements with no ventilation, where at least they believe they're safe from shelling.
In Ukraine, the thousands of Lenin statues dismantled in recent years have met all manner of fates; some have been painted over, others smashed to pieces, and still others stored in basements.
The band's success carved a larger space for women in emo, as they took the band out of Midwestern basements and living rooms, and across the country on a relentless touring schedule.
Islamic State used basements in the Medical City as jails for former army and police officers and also people violating a code of conduct which forbids such activities as selling cigarettes and smoking.
One group of fundraisers said they had been worshipping in basements for four years while trying to scrape together the money to build a mosque in another Paris suburb called Épinay-sur-Seine.
The Corbyn surge has brought in troglodytes who have dwelt in dark basements for the past few decades, consumed by righteous hatred not just of Tories but also of Blairites and other traitors.
The White Helmets, a Syrian civil defense organization, published graphic images showing the bodies of entire families who were killed in their basements, and warned that the death count was likely to rise.
But live video content is precisely the thing Peloton believes will keep users coming back their bikes instead of gathering dust in basements like so many other exercise equipment fads of the past.
They are accustomed to navigating the extensive Jazzercise network, which gives them information on classes all over the world and in all sorts of venues, from church basements to high-end Jazzercise centers.
From luxe interiors to coffee bars and all-night discos in basements, these are some of the coolest hostels that are stretching dollars and redefining what it means to travel on a budget.
That leaves the great majority of the region's Muslims operating in the legal grey area of informal worship spaces, often in basements, converted garages or modest apartments which are technically just private homes.
When YouTube started turning ordinary people into beauty vlogging stars and viral comedians, the common perception was that these creators were sitting in their parents' basements, filming alone in front of a computer.
"The situation in the city is catastrophic," said Iyad Abdel Aziz, the head of Douma civil council, adding that the plight of more than 150,000 civilians mostly taking refuge in basements had worsened.
Blue Lab Beats headlines (they also played London mayor Sadiq Khan's SXSW Interactive keynote), but the highlight are UK phenoms Ezra Collective, who sound like BadBadNotGood if they only played smoke-filled basements.
The targets are ISIS fighters, but with each blast comes the reality that in the homes and streets hit -- whether by airstrikes, artillery, or ISIS bombs -- are civilians cowering under staircases, in basements.
Set in Tehran, the poignant docu-fiction film follows Kooshanejad and his bandmate Negar Shaghaghi as they navigate practice spaces and studios tucked away in basements, on rooftops and even in a barn.
Digua Shequ, a start-up that turns unused basements into community centers and whose name is Chinese for Sweet Potato Community, has been renovating the shelter in northeast Beijing for the past year.
"A lot of landlords have spent money renovating the spaces they lease, so they don't want to stop renting out basements," said Guo Chengbao, a security guard who was once a basement landlord.
"The fact is that people are in these basements and shelters, but it doesn't even give them the mental comfort that they are going to be safe from these bombings," Ms. Khush said.
"During the years that Alex Harris and I worked on this exhibition and book, we were contacted when several hundred more glass plate negatives turned up in local attics and basements," Sartor said.
The seawater surged through vents and ducts, swamping basements, knocking out electricity and mechanical equipment, including all the pumps and emergency generators that kept the 12,000 or so fish and marine mammals alive.
Indeed, at the 2012 X-Games, Hot Wheels showed off a six-story double loop, infusing the audience with the same wonderment they felt as kids playing with Hot Wheels in their basements.
Aid workers described conditions in Douma, eastern Ghouta's largest town, as "desperate", with civilians living in crowded basements in an area struggling to cope with an extra 15,000 people displaced from surrounding villages.
In basements and bars, which Lucio says he gets into using the truly Thomsonesque "I work for a magazine" cue, his four-lensed camera makes photos of bands and fans alike drip with nostalgia.
During the new season of the hit show, host Paige Davis and the designers will take on some unconventional spaces including teachers' lounges, attics, basements and the homes of twin sisters and ex-spouses.
There were svelte women in Chanel who looked as though they'd never so much as smelled a carb in their lives dining on dainty matcha-tinted slices in the basements of swank department stores.
He often performed his treatments far from a doctor's office: in tucked-away corners of a gym, in basements, in athletes' hotel rooms, or his own apartment, where he could more easily abuse patients.
Even RT, the little-watched English-language spinoff, looks pretty good, undermined only by the randomness of the commentators who the channel Skypes in from their mothers' basements in the service of propaganda goals.
"Neo-Nazis don't sit quietly in their basements admiring the historical significance of Nazi paraphernalia, nor do they use them to honor the memory of those gassed by the Nazi regime," he told me.
"We've been watching the interwebs from deep within our basements, flinging data bits and bytes here and there — living the stereotypical hacker life, you know; eating Doritos and drinking the Dew," the narrator says.
Government advances have sent residents fleeing into the remaining rebel territory, especially its main city, Douma, some accompanied by their livestock as agricultural areas were lost, and trying to squeeze into already crowded basements.
But now that China is becoming a technological powerhouse of its own, it wants to sell us "deep technologies" — like 5G networking that gets embedded deep into our basements, bedrooms, factories and communications infrastructures.
"A lot of children told us they have not seen daylight in 20 days, they haven't left the basements because it is too dangerous to go out," an aid worker told Reuters from Damascus.
Investigators were able to document at least 189 people who were trapped for weeks in basements without food, water, medical aid or electricity before dying in fires started by artillery shelling by security forces.
The bars and restaurants and parks and coffee shops and rooftops and warehouses and basements of all my romantic adventures and failures have been torn down and had start-ups built in their place.
That movie essentially amounted to a half-baked tribute to 2007's Zodiac, and a single bargain-bin DVD copy of it was passed around basements in my hometown for several years as a joke.
Our 2006 selves may have been an affront to our personal style as we now know it, but thankfully, they're buried deep in the countless photo albums in our parents' basements (well, and on MySpace...).
According to the PETA attorney, the animals are kept in cramped cages or in chains, live their lives in parking lots and arena basements and endure the constant strain of performing and training on command.
Living underground has become the norm in the rebel-held enclave of 400,000, with some families in basements for the past month, some containing 200 people, said Christophe Boulierac of the U.N. Children's Fund (UNICEF).
They've been knocking around since 2005, playing basements, garages, living rooms, squats, warehouses, banquet halls, high school auditoriums, Adriatic beach resorts, abandoned Soviet furniture factories, and public park gazebos—anywhere that will have them, really.
Regardless of the outcome, the world watched as sarin gas took the lives of over 1,000 civilians, some caught when the gas -- heavier than air -- sank into the basements where they had sought shelter. 2.
Such sidequests are a western RPG staple, with the worlds of games like Skyrim, Fallout, and The Witcher 3 padded out with people who want their basements cleared of rats or their magical socks returned.
"We have reached a point where we are looking to squeeze housing out of the units we already have, and this is where basements and garages are turning into housing for smaller families," she said.
Tash Aw SINGAPORE — The food courts in the basements of shopping malls and the ubiquitous "hawker centers," covered markets where scores of stall-holders sell cooked food, are a mainstay of eating out in Singapore.
"  "There are young people who went deeply into debt, worked very hard to get a good education, and yet get out of school and can't get decent jobs ... and are living in their parents' basements.
This spring home-buying season should be a coming-out party for Millennials, many of whom are finally ready to make a purchase after hunkering down for years in their parents' basements or expensive apartments.
It enabled me to grow as an artist and promoter — initially doing events in small basements and warehouses in East London, to securing a permanent residency in Fabric, and with that creating an international career.
Moms making earrings in their basements, trying to make a little money for their family, are going to get audited by states and local cities, and it's going to be devastating for them, she said.
Its opening is about the width of a modest living room, and the 22008-foot-tall dam itself essentially keeps a babbling creek, the Blind Brook, from flooding basements and ground floors in houses downstream.
I remember the musty smell of church basements we'd turned into makeshift legal clinics and the sizzling sound of barbacoa from the kitchens of the family-owned Mexican restaurants where we'd meet for individual consultations.
Instead, 14 White House hopefuls eschewed Iowa's cozy church basements and V.F.W. posts to gather at a hangar-size convention center in this liberal hub, where they jostled for attention at the California Democratic Convention.
He also said a further 70-90 people had been unable to leave basements in the town for 20 days and said that they were largely local residents or activists from elsewhere in the country.
Yet, for the most part, there can be a similar thematic: JAY-Z on the streets of Brooklyn, Kendrick or Ice Cube rolling down Rosecrans Avenue, OutKast cooking up in the basements of Atlanta, Georgia.
Strange, isn't it, that we still have these basements and buildings on high streets and industrial-entertainment complexes where people pay money to exert themselves physically, as if controlled by a pilled-up puppet master.
Similarly, basements, and outdoor areas like courtyards and roofs, also don't factor into the allowed size of a building, making them a good place to stick play areas since apartments couldn't be built there anyway.
Most Seneca Villagers owned modest plots, but lived expansive lives compared with other African-American New Yorkers, who were typically confined to attics and basements along the squalid streets of Lower Manhattan's Five Points district.
The key difference is that Kinepolis has a secret in each of its basements: a baker who singlehandedly pops pounds of popcorn every day with the help of a secret recipe and a gigantic popcorn machine.
This will potentially inflict a huge financial and emotional toll on the half a million Americans who live in the properties at risk of having their basements, backyards, garages or living rooms inundated every other week.
This harsh reality prompted the Bahai, in 1987, to establish the Bahai Institute for Higher Education, an underground university that offers courses online and in covert locations throughout the country, such as living rooms and basements.
MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Islamist militants who seized the Philippines town of Marawi two weeks ago have stockpiled weapons and food in mosques, tunnels and basements to prepare for a long siege, officials said on Monday.
A growing number of homeowners in the U.S. capital of Washington - among the country's most expensive cities - have turned townhouse basements or garages into small living units to rent out, often to help cover mortgage costs.
A band called Sadie Lee next door does house shows so they had bands in their basements, another neighbor had bands in their garage then we had our backyard set up with a haunted house entrance.
Virtually all the oars, beer steins, chairs, farm implements and other props were borrowed from area basements and attics, while six of the seven life-size puppets that supplement the cast were built by local volunteers.
But water from the river could still rush past the plant and into the streets and basements of the surrounding neighborhoods because the idea of building berms around Lower Manhattan is still in the planning stages.
"They're entirely perplexed that a not-for-profit would spend some of the money that's coming from donors on stuff they never asked for, don't want, and have boxes of in their basements already," Burk says.
Reports indicate that in early February 2016, Turkish security forces surrounded three buildings in the Cudi and Sur neighborhoods in Cizre and killed between 130 and 190 people sheltering in the buildings' basements, including unarmed civilians.
Tech, Media, TelecomsSilicon Valley VC firm Greylock is betting big that startup founders are ready to trade garages and basements for swanky offices with its legendary startup incubatorGarages have a special place in Silicon Valley lore.
They have names that sound like bars—Vibe, Cadence, FiftySevenEast—but instead of occupying dimly-lit basements below the high street, they tower above it, built by the likes of Taylor Wimpey, Barratt, and Telford Homes.
Growing awareness among employers of sexual harassment and other bad behaviour in the dark basements means that more and more dinners wrap up early, or conversation is continued over non-alcoholic drinks at late-night coffee shops.
Hours and hours of our childhoods were spent racing those pixelated courses in our parents' basements, but with the SNES only supporting four players, our races were never as intense as this epic 101-player battle royale.
Most scientific research happens in universities, not in basements and secret warehouses, and the scientists "typically make a pretty measly salary" and are mostly motivated by "a desire to make the world a better place," she says.
I like to show relationships between people—both their intimacy and their ambivalence—and I like to show people in situations where you might not otherwise see them—in their bedrooms, in their basements, and so on.
Since then, its competitive scene has burgeoned from basements to event halls to arenas, and every single Melee pro that has competed in any major Melee event over the past 15 years has used a GameCube controller.
And IoT devices have a nasty tendency to be deployed in precisely the places that today's cell networks don't reach: like flood detectors in basements, parking sensors in underground lots and soil sensors in rural corn fields.
The finished film, which runs about 90 minutes, intercuts the interviews with rich archival footage, often so obscure that it had to be unearthed tenderly from the basements throughout the country where it had languished for decades.
In the decades since, he has competed, practiced and worked with other arm wrestlers in countless basements like this one across New England, along with out-of-the-way places like a pizza parlor in Middleborough, Mass.
"Just like it's not true that millennials are all promiscuous people who are on Tinder all the time, it's also not true that all millennials are sexless and just watching porn in their moms' basements," she said.
And on Saturday, an alleged chemical attack targeted those still remaining in Douma, killing at least 48, many of them sheltering in basements, the White Helmets rescue group and the Syrian American Medical Society charity group said.
Trump popularized Steve Bannon's realization that there are a lot of angry men out there, stewing on the internet, often in their parents' basements, angry that women won't have sex with them, and waiting to be organized.
Most artists chose to bypass the Ministry of Culture entirely and make music in private—beats made in bedroom studios, raps recorded in underground basements—and everything was uploaded to the internet and shared for free online.
"We have a few buildings where garbage is put in the basements but our supers constantly seal the bags when filled," said Steven W. Birbach, the president of Vanderbilt Property Management, which manages properties in New York.
Circuit breakers don't just drag building owners into their basements to squint at electrical panels, they're slow enough that they still allow lots of short circuits and arc flashes, which can destroy property and even kill people.
Last year, the "mining" process of earning new cryptocurrencies using high-powered computers, then selling those digital assets, became a profitable side business for savvy entrepreneurs who set up the mining rigs in their basements and dorm rooms.
The authorities are now using "fire safety" as a pretext to drive thousands of other migrants out of the basements, air-raid shelters and shanties where they live (see article)—often by cutting off their electricity and water.
The crackdown has forced many migrant workers living in basements and warehouses to pack up and leave, media reported, while a flurry of logistics and delivery companies have been hit by emergency rules that closed some warehouse centers.
At least 42 people died and 500 were injured late Saturday in Douma, a suburb of Damascus, many of them while sheltering in basements during an artillery and bombing attack, rescue and medical workers told the Associated Press.
Though safer, modern construction techniques and stricter building codes have made building fires less common, firefighters stay busy responding to motor vehicle accidents, calls for medical help, natural disasters and other emergencies, such as pumping out flooded basements.
Or, it might have been the moment we flipped through a million-dollar fashion photoshoot and the velvet colors of the editorial gave us the ability to see beyond the beige-ness of our suburban bedrooms and basements.
Four teenaged "dorks" from Newmarket, Ontario—Greg Alsop, Joshua Hook, David Monks and Graham Wright—took their mutual love of the Strokes, the Libertines and Radiohead, and in their parents' garages and basements fashioned a young, frenetic sound.
Those sites include the Stadt Huys, now 85 Broad Street in Lower Manhattan, which, in 1979, was the city's first major historical dig and demonstrated that archaeological treasures might be buried beneath the shallow basements of old buildings.
In an interview with The New York Times before Dr. Blasey's name became public, Mr. Judge described high school parties he attended as being mostly small, taking place after football games in basements while parents were asleep upstairs.
Basements with no windows, living pay cheque to pay cheque, and a growing isolation in a city seemingly robust and friendly in its social atmosphere when the reality is you're only sought out if you're useful to someone.
Although at times we work in the gold-plated master bathrooms of mansions with lake views, we usually end up in dank, mildewed basements where I get lost in mazes of storage boxes looking for the water meter.
Lurid cases have come to light over the years of children locked in closets and basements, held captive by parents who have crumbled under the weight of drugs, extreme religious conviction, personality disorders or their own abusive backgrounds.
Dr. Kuni had assisted the Human Rights Foundation with some of the first human rights reports to emerge from Cizre after the curfews, including the deaths of the people in Cizre's basements, which had yet to be investigated.
Using the WhatsApp messaging service on their cellphones, the local smugglers, who are tied in with networks of traffickers extending across West Africa, start coordinating the surreptitious loading of migrants from safe houses and basements across the city.
There were also the perennial sweaty bass and house basements like Chinese Laundry, the rowdy red light strip of Kings Cross or, for those in need of top shelf house and techno playing past sunrise, the revered Spice Cellar.
For the thousands of civilians living in the crossfire, the fighting often starts without warning, forcing many to take shelter in basements to escape the shelling that gouges holes out of apartment blocks and severs power and water supplies.
Homeowners said the chemicals appeared to have caused tumors and birth defects after bubbling up into the basements of houses that had been built on the site, a 22004-acre former landfill that featured an unfinished 103th-century canal.
Primarily, the scientists caught the mice in or around garbage disposal areas in sub-basements, though five mice were trapped in food preparation/storage areas of a commercial building, and a single mouse was imprisoned in a private apartment.
Recipients from countries such as Britain, Saudi Arabia and South Africa travel to the Pakistani cities of Lahore or Karachi where they are operated on in private clinics in residential areas or houses with makeshift operating theaters in basements.
The coalition estimated that informal units, most of them in cellars and basements, accounted for nearly 40 percent of all new housing created in the city between 1990 and 2005 and now number more than 100,000 throughout the city.
We were just punk kids, not that we ever achieved that much fame, but we were used to playing in basements and lofts, doing our own tours and booking our own shows, putting out our own records or whatever.
However you can turn it on its head—there were huge commercial discos in the 22017s and there are still underground gatherings in places like Tottenham, basements in Dalston in 2017, you just might not always hear about them.
And they had larders as big as living rooms and living rooms as big as meadows and probably meadows in their basements that were as big as small counties with jeweled roller coasters and golf courses made of cake.
The family had moved hiding places four times since February, first escaping airstrikes in the neighboring town of Mesraba, then three times to three different places in Douma, mostly living in underground shelters and basements, according to Al-Masri.
These include accessory dwelling units (converting garages or basements to apartments), legalizing small multifamily buildings (2, 3 or 4 units) where single-family homes are permitted and allowing larger apartment buildings along transit corridors and close to job centers.
"Boy Bruise" is a blustery single that kinda reminds me of both the DIY indie rock that's been stumbling out of Philly basements over the last half decade, and a strain of psychedelic theatricality that's more like Black Moth Super Rainbow.
Three former members told BuzzFeed News this summer that the group was mostly organized around fraternity life and drinking, meeting in members' houses and fraternity basements to cook and, as many Yale societies do, to tell each other their life stories.
Trilobites Mice that live in the basements of New York City apartment buildings — even at the most exclusive addresses — carry disease-causing bacteria, antibiotic-resistant bugs and viruses that have never been seen before, a new study from Columbia University finds.
Every other Saturday she drove a rotating duo of student athletes around town, and supervised as they hauled heavy objects out of the basements and attics of the rich and up narrow staircases into the third-floor walkups of the poor.
Our houses are comfortable enough for the bugs that creep through our basements, scuttle across our kitchen floors, and crawl across our carpets, according to a team of entomologists from North Carolina State University and the California Academy of Sciences.
It can be surreal to watch people celebrate a wedding party in a luxury hotel in one part of town, while just a mile away, the streets are desolate and dark with people hunkered down in basements to escape bombing raids.
Of Emmanuel Ringelblum and Rachel Auerbach, who, as part of the Onyeg Shabbos (Joy of Sabbath) group, collected evidence from inside the Warsaw ghetto and then buried that evidence in milk cans in basements and inside the cavities of buildings.
To stay sane, many of us tell ourselves that these are just pathetic guys on the Internet, unpleasant and aggrieved men (does anyone doubt they are usually men?) who live in their mom's basements, lacking both notable talents and girlfriends.
This past weekend, a small group representing the losers of American society put aside their Axis and Allies board games, exited their moms' basements and proceeded to march down the streets of Charlottesville, Va., with tiki torches, chanting Nazi slogans.
Our Committee not only fights on behalf of the small businesses on Main Street in my hometown of Cincinnati, but also the startups that are born in the garages and basements of Silicon Valley and all the towns in between.
During the two-year conflict, much attention had fallen on the abuses of Russian-backed rebels, who routinely rounded up and held in basements civilians expressing pro-Ukrainian views, freeing them after a ransom had been paid or in prisoner exchanges.
"The longer the list of the amenities, the better," said Diane Saatchi, an associate broker at Saunders & Associates, which has offices throughout the East End of Long Island and has sold homes with finished basements even under the pool house.
It's not everyday you get a chance to sit down with one of Taiwan's most famous politicians, especially when you're far more accustomed to squeezing into dingy basements or dusty bar corners to conduct interviews with headbangers of varying description.
The resulting images—often shot in dark basements, or outside at night—are blurry and chaotic, and—to the limits of what photography is capable of capturing—give viewers a glimpse into the raw emotional and physical discomfort of Bach's experience.
My friends and I put on ratty jeans and old T-shirts and moved in packs, lashed together like people trying to survive a shipwreck with one life jacket, dancing in basements and drinking grain punch from rubber trash bins.
" Ross Douthat on pop culture: "I remember the days when [sci-fi] was considered déclassé, and something for guys in their parents' basements, but that was my teenage life, and in my adult life it's been pretty normal and mainstream.
"In the tape, Hillary attacks Sanders supporters as 'living in their parents' basements,' and trapped in dead-end careers," Trump will say at a rally in Manheim, Pa., according to an advance excerpt of the speech distributed by his campaign.
"All the reasons for boilers in basements are gone," said Henry Gifford, the mechanical system designer in the architectural office of Chris Benedict, who salvaged the old boiler at 2334 East Eighth Street and supervised the installation of the new boiler.
"Finally, as the largest homebuilder by volume with a low price point for their houses, DR Horton's the ideal company for, yes, millennials, who at long last are moving out of expensive rental apartments or their parents' basements," Cramer added.
As the citizens of Hawaii came out of hiding in their bathtubs and basements Saturday morning, after learning that the emergency alert they had received, warning of an imminent nuclear missile attack, was a false alarm, their fear and panic transformed into rage.
This 22008 Sundance favorite is a new cult classic — in the way of any movie that gets passed around suburban basements for awhile — and a dark comedy about a teenage girl (Jess Weixler) who realizes that she has teeth in her vagina.
Photos Courtesy of ATHIRDTIME Regina's music scene has always been fragmented–you've got the hardcore kids hanging out in basements, hip-hop fans at club gigs and everybody else is at the Craven Country Jamboree (or at least, sometimes that's how it seems).
"Since the missiles are being used to dig down and then kill in basements, he is letting his kids go play in the streets because he wants them to go have fun because they are going to die in a minute," Helmi says.
In fact, Carson Barylak, who heads the " Big Cats in Captivity" campaign for the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), tells Tech Insider that they estimate there are more than 10,000 tigers in backyards, basements, pseudo-sanctuaries, and roadside zoos around the country.
The thought of number-crunchers rejoicing at the loss of the game's greatest spectacle may reinforce the tired stereotype of quantitative analysts holing up with spreadsheets in their mothers' basements (think of Brad Pitt in Moneyball saying dismissively, "I don't watch the games").
"We had been working in our basements in in our parents' homes, then found out we were flying to LA." Ernst and her partner Jake Wayne are two of the contestants featured in the first episode of Apple's Planet Of The Apps.
Victor Madeiros, a tour guide who's been giving tours of the property for over a year, told Business Insider that the house has 2,000 doors, 52 skylights, 47 fireplaces, 40 staircases, 40 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, six kitchens, three elevators, and two basements.
Both "Commandment Keeper Church" and the Gists' sermons provide a context for "The Blood of Jesus" (1941), Williams's best-known film and by some accounts the most successful race movie ever made, screened for years in church basements and black-only theaters.
Maybe they really thought they could invent the next Facebook in their basements or maybe they went back to school; or maybe some took advantage of President Obama's loosening of the rules for collecting some types of welfare payments, as conservatives have argued.
For a month-and-a-half last January, it was transformed into a media circus as militants armed with assault rifles ran roughshod over the land with bulldozers, tore out fences and dug through the office basements to disturb Native American artifacts.
Again and again, no matter how much she tries to circumvent her fate, Nadia keeps on dying—tumbling down stairs, taking pratfalls into basements—at unpredictable intervals, inevitably ending up staring at herself in the mirror (and at us, through the camera lens).
For 11 years, the foundation's leader, Jane Fortune, has dedicated herself to tracking down, researching, and restoring these paintings by long-forgotten women artists that have been languishing in the storage attics and basements of Italy's many museums for far too long.
Having spent the past five years honing their instrumental form of telepathy in basements and ramshackled venues around the country, Honey are finally ready to put all they've lusted after and learned from on the table with their sophomore album, New Moody Judy.
The Weather Service said roads, basements and other structures in those areas could become inundated by three feet of water or more, adding that the most severe coastal flooding was likely to occur during the high tides Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
PARIS — Behind closed doors in the Louvre's basements, experts have been scrutinizing a drawing for weeks with one question on their minds: Could this semi-naked, mysteriously smiling lady that looks strikingly like the Mona Lisa be a sketch by Leonardo da Vinci?
While officials in many of these cities praise the Trump administration's flexibility, environmentalists say that the changes threaten safety by allowing pathogens and chemicals to keep flowing into rivers and along beaches and to back up into streets or basements during storms.
Dehumidifiers are often placed in basements, but there are other use cases for them, such as in closets where you store damp clothes or other smaller areas where too much moisture can cause a problem such as bathrooms, RVs, boats, and more.
There are more than 100 of them all over Ireland, many in situ on medieval castles, churches, and holy wells, though about a dozen are in museums, some of which have been hidden away in basements for years, rather than on display.
Pettibon may have drawn on the walls and created a zine for the Zwirner show, but this kind of mark-making and publishing originates in a more feral (and arguably more fun) setting: the basements and small clubs of the punk scene.
In that time, he's graduated to become one of grime's elder statesmen, collaborated with artists as far-flung as Calvin Harris and Robbie Williams, and seen grime come full circle from shubz in Shagaluf and back into the basements of east London.
They sometimes help us find housing, which comes in the form of bedrooms and basements opened up by willing volunteers, known as "supporter housing"; otherwise, we turn to Craigslist to undertake the often impossible task of finding safe, affordable, and easy short-term housing situations.
Whilst humans would be able to shelter from the fireballs caused by smaller space rocks by sheltering in basements, the risks posed by a larger object are so great that cities would have to be evacuated if there was a risk of asteroid impact.
When protests erupted after a grand jury in nearby Staten Island declined to press charges against an officer who used a lethal banned chokehold on Eric Garner, Mr Thompson spoke at town hall meetings and in church basements in an effort to improve police relations.
Bells tinkle in mahogany doorways to sound a customer's arrival; swaths of checks, wool and herringbone from the finest mills in Britain are piled high; and cutters sit hunched in basements and poky back rooms to fulfill orders for wealthy clients around the world.
With a total of 223 apartments spread among four residential structures of varying styles and sizes, the complex will nestle amid a half-acre of gardens and offer residents places to swim, swing a golf club and store wine, in interconnected rooms in the basements.
They are caravan homes in a trailer park — built on slabs of concrete without real foundations or basements — and what you're seeing today with the acceleration of technology, climate change stresses and globalization is the equivalent of a tornado going through a trailer park.
As workout options multiply by the thousands online, and video streaming devices like Roku and Apple TV bring them into more and more living rooms and basements, fitness companies are upping the ante, and that means offering workout classes that are both live and interactive.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which did not confirm the use of chemical agents, said that 56 people, including women and children, had been killed in the past 24 hours, including 21 who suffocated in the basements of buildings that had collapsed on them.
At the peak of sugaring season (a quick few weeks in March, sometimes late February, rarely April) in small towns throughout New England, the community gathers in firehouses, church basements, and old meeting halls for a magical event called the Sugar on Snow Supper.
"We do not have enough official places of prayer for the community, and it is much better for young people to be in official places of worship rather than with those networks they find in basements and I don't know where," Mr. Jaouhari said.
Since you're ostracized from the nightlife scene anyway for doing psycho shit you don't remember while you were fucked up, you opt to spend your time in church basements with other sober people, or alone, sobbing, practicing breathing exercises, eating Twix and watching Sailor Moon.
These five people are living proof that you can look and feel like a superstar DJ for a night without actually spending years sending poor quality promos to narcissistic label managers, or opening for SoundCloud one-hit wonders in unventilated basements all over the country.
If you think of those early meetings in the church basements, those secret meetings before Gilead took over, I don't think what they talked about was Commanders living in huge houses with ridiculous baby showers and an absurd stuffed giraffe for the baby's room.
They will never see Khalid fully live the American dream they worked so hard to build for him after fleeing Lebanon, where they hid in basements as bombs went off and where Haifa Jabara always wondered if her children would return safe from school.
Now, before we go all "Fight Club" and punch each other in basements and blow up bank buildings, I do believe that there is an important role for self-improvement and all of the millions of podcasts, books, seminars, and articles that you obsessively consume.
Water main breaks, fire and harsh rainstorms keep disaster cleanup services busy day to day, but when a natural disaster strikes, these companies are called on to help out anywhere in the country for weeks on end, tending to flooded basements and cleaning up debris.
But mostly, he sustained himself with an unusual artistic collective — the Family, an evolving cohort of multitalented misfits (their word) — that, for more than a decade, has plied basements and barns, singing Mr. Iconis's rock- and pop-influenced songs to a growing audience of fans.
"There is limited food, with reports of the usual ration of bread for one day being consumed over the period of a week to 10 days; insufficient sanitation and hygiene support for those living in basements, and increased risk of communicable disease," the statement said.
Lenker met her longtime musical partner, guitarist and singer, Buck Meek, in Brooklyn a few years ago, and they quickly formed a creative bond tempered by the shared experience of traveling down long highways and performing for months on end in old dive bars, barns, and basements.
It was the first of countless nights I'd spend crammed into the living rooms, basements, and storefronts that are the architecture of the Chicago underground art scene, and the first of many nights that I'd be astonished by the generous spirit of the people who comprise it.
Nearly 48 hours after Iowans showed up to caucus in school cafeterias, church basements and — for the first time in state history — in a mosque, the full results still are not out, a devastating failure that could ultimately doom Iowa's prized place on the political calendar.
Against this grim though remote possibility, the whole idea of civil defense seemed lame, when the best the government could do was to designate a few thousand of the most mundane New York apartment house basements as supposedly impenetrable "nuclear fallout shelters" for a city of millions.
Say you just finished your presidential bid—shuttered the doors, sent thousands of unpaid interns back to their parents' basements—after losing the Republican nomination to a lump of uncooked Pillsbury Orange Sweet Roll dough with a set of directional fried onions strings affixed to its head.
Extreme floods whipped up by storms will become ever more costly for cities as ocean levels edge up around the world's coasts in coming decades, they wrote in a study that could help guide governments budgeting to protect everything from buildings and basements to metro systems.
Back on the stoop, San tells me about her family—­the claustrophobic boat hold; the trek across the desert; the basements where they hid from federal agents; the jobs that millionaires want done for below minimum wage; the tricks you learn when you grow up undocumented.
During booming eras like the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and 30s, Black creatives often gathered in apartments, church basements, public libraries, and touchstones like the Harlem YMCA or the mansion home of A'Lelia Walker (daughter of Madam C.J. Walker, one of the first Black millionaires).
In America there are tens of millions of basements like this, with the same short-pile wall-to-wall carpeting, cinder-block walls, high windows in window wells, exposed ducts and pipes overhead, water heater in the corner, and pervasive sense of away-from-the-family refuge.
But in a neighborhood that weathered the city's highest foreclosure rate after the subprime mortgage crisis, homeowners, many of whom rent out their basements to help pay the bills, have "little to put toward mitigating their flood risk," according to a city report released in May.
"There's a Future in the Past" is a ground-level exploration of this historian at work, leading the Nighthawks or one of their satellite ensembles and traveling the country to examine and rescue old arrangements that have turned up in radio station archives and musicians' basements.
In his cowboy hat, boots and black jeans, the mustachioed Mr. Quist could be mistaken for the Marlboro Man, if that icon of Western grit had spent much of the last few decades playing gigs in fraternity house basements as frontman for the Mission Mountain Wood Band.
Young professionals seeking more space than they can afford in Manhattan or Brooklyn, empty nesters looking to downsize and leave the snow shoveling to others and, to a lesser extent, millennials moving out of their parents' basements are leading the charge to a more urbanized suburbia.
Testing my limitsThe first time I got drunk I was 18, an age I&aposd later learn made me a relatively late bloomer compared with many of my peers, who had already been slamming Mike&aposs Hard Lemonade and shotgunning Natty Lights in unchaperoned suburban basements.
Deep down, both movements believe that everybody is racist and sexist and homophobic, that the left, especially, is simply trying to lord a moral superiority over everybody else when, in secret cabals, they kidnap babies and run child molestation rings out of the basements of pizza restaurants.
The company's three partners, all also in their 30s, are refitting boxcar-size ship cargo containers into indoor grow spaces that can be installed in restaurant basements, parking lots or remote, off-the-road-grid villages where the only access — for people or produce — is by air or sea.
Pamela B. Green, the director of the 2018 documentary "Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché," tracked down photos and letters of the director's that distant relatives had stashed in cardboard boxes in garages and basements, on the hunch that Tante Alice had been an extraordinary person.
The stars of the film are two wannabe DJs, played by Emery and fellow producer Ashley Wallbridge, who spend their time wanking in their mum's basements to Pornhub (if you pay close attention to their open browser tabs) and hoping to make it the Forbes Highest-Paid DJs list.
Even though they drained a lake and looked in basements, railroad cars and car trunks, searchers found nothing; 144 days later a Minnesota man looking for mushrooms in the woods found Maria's body nestled under a fallen tree some 100 miles away in Woodbine, Illinois, near the Iowa border.
"Gelatin Mode," premiering above, retains the sharp melodic sensibilities of "Ralphie" but throws in a shitload of riffs and yelps and half-paced breakdowns, the sort of stuff that clearly grew out of basements and day-drinking sessions a half-century ago but still provides a shameless thrill now.
"You're not allowed to call them basements anymore," said Jeffrey Collé, a custom home builder, who recently completed a 256,500-square-foot house with a bedroom, a wine cellar, a home theater, a gym, a sauna and a steam room encompassing 5,000 square feet below grade in the Hamptons.
In Central London, the "mega-basements" phenomenon got so out of hand, with proposals for multiple stories underground and lower levels extending out under the yard to house pools and cinemas, that the borough of Kensington and Chelsea limited the size and depth of these expansions last year.
My house is a tiny speck in the sprawling suburbs north of New York City, in one of many towns that are leafy and green, yes, but also where the rivers are polluted with sewage and industrial runoff, and underground brooks are only noticed when they flood basements.
I'll be doing what we've done for the last ten months of this campaign and throughout my time in public service—meeting people where they are, in living rooms and church basements, at coffee shops and in diners, and discussing how to tackle the most pressing challenges we face.
Containing a total of 22011 pages of listings—and several more pages of ads—the '245 guide even today feels like it was a hefty resource for not only the touring bands, but the kids ready and willing to book basements and VFW halls in their own backwoods and unfrequented towns.
Furthermore, a scrap between Barboza, arguably the best striker at lightweight, and Nurmagomedov, arguably the division's best grappler, would represent an incredible style clash that harks back to the halcyon days of MMA, when pure strikers duked it out with hard-nosed grapplers under the fluorescent lights of rec center basements.
What used to be considered a niche pursuit for geeky types who occupied their parents' basements is now mainstream, and it's no surprise that our connected consciousness is represented by an impatient millennial who puffs synthetic toad skins and has little use for the stuffy traditions of the Old Gods.
Though its production values have been souped up since I saw it in August, the show's current incarnation — which features the same cast and is again directed by Stephen Brackett — remains a festival of klutziness that you could imagine being put together in the bedrooms and basements of young YouTubers.
"I'll be doing what we've done for the last ten months of this campaign and throughout my time in public service—meeting people where they are, in living rooms and church basements, at coffee shops and in diners, and discussing how to tackle the most pressing challenges we face," Booker tweeted.
"We're often actually making the building worse to bring down premiums," Vernon told me: filling in basements, or preparing a house to let water flow through it instead of keeping it out (yes, the house may be damaged by moisture, but at least it won't be pushed off its foundation).
Watching Anicon's black star rise from basements to big stages over the past few years has been truly wonderful for me, as both a fan and a friend, and the NYC outfit's latest album, Entropy Mantra, is a huge stride forward for a band that's long been one step ahead of the pack.
But Sweetbitter establishes the restaurant as a kind of microcosm of morality and delicious corruption, a place where hungers are quenched in the front of the house where the customers sit, and in the kitchens and coolers and basements, where desire for everything that tastes good — food and otherwise — is quenched as well.
But instead of contending, the Orioles found themselves this trade deadline in the basement of basements, looking in dismay at not only the far-distant Yankees and Red Sox but at the years left on Chris Davis's monster contract, lacking any real prospect depth that would give them hope for the future.
Looking through Genie Chance's boxes, slowly unburying myself from under the rubble of her life, I inevitably started picturing my own boxes, in one of my own daughters' basements one day, and imagining how many other sets of boxes are already out there, and how many people hadn't left boxes at all.
A few years ago, those faceless economists laboring away in the bureaucratic basements at the Department of Energy came to a realization: They figured out that radical new technologies on both the demand and the supply side would fundamentally alter the American economy by shifting the role that energy plays in it.
The important business of my early life was negotiated at currency exchanges (where you could pay the bill for whatever utility was about to be shut off), Social Security offices and food pantries run out of church basements, and transacted in WIC vouchers and money orders and rolls of quarters for the laundromat.
Russell noted that the Science Museum has "rescued a number of relatively recent robots from sheds, basements, forgotten cupboards," and their preservation often goes overlooked, especially as newer, flashier robots continue to grab headlines (such as the wheeled "Pepper" equipped with an "emotion engine" from SoftBank soon arriving in the United States from Japan).
Then you've got the blacker than black basements tucked away in the trendier enclaves of everywhere from Berlin to Birmingham, the kind of places where you'll probably bump into someone with a Sex Tags Mania tattoo and a really good anecdote about the time they bumped into Palms Trax at a Kassem Mosse show.
It's important to remember that Brooke emerged from the underground to begin with, playing in sweaty, packed out basements and hustling her way to the top via freaky DIY videos and brash club-rap tracks, consistently collaborating with other creatives such as Renata Raksha, Claire Barrow, Jesse Saint John and Nicola Formichetti along the way.
The Syrian government and its allies took control of eastern Ghouta two months ago after imposing what the commission's report described as "the longest siege in modern history," displacing more than 140,000 people from their homes and unleashing bombardments that destroyed hospitals, markets and schools, and forced residents to live in cellars and basements.
"It all depends on the parties' expectations, how much they're willing to bend," said Michael Schwartzberg, a real estate lawyer in Bloomfield, N.J. The risk of a failed deal is often greater in the suburbs, largely because single family homes can have expensive problems that rattle buyers, like old chimneys, leaking roofs and wet basements.
In contrast to Western leaders, who often talk about hackers as obese men in their parents' basements — precisely what Trump said during the first presidential debate in 2016 — he's cozying up to a demographic that's close to the front lines of the new global information war, which has been emerging over the last few decades.
I've always thought that Skeletonwitch never got quite enough credit from underground circles, and while their profile will undoubtedly continue to elevate them beyond the basements and dive bars where they first cut their teeth, they've carried on churning out quality melodic black/thrash for a hell of a long time, and are showing no signs of stopping.
Still, in honor of the first text message's 25th birthday, it behooves us all to pay tribute to the golden age of texting: Let's dig out our circa-2006 flip phones, down a few Mike's Hard Lemonades in our parents' basements, and engage in some good ol' fashioned "wyd"/ "nm hbu" text dialogues with our crushes.
Ever since Andrew Weatherall and Bobby Gillespie necked a sack's worth of pingers way back when and recorded Screamadelica between bouts of telling anyone who'd listen how "fucking lovely" the Radio Times is, guitar toting lads have always looked for the approval of blokes who spend their nights in dank basements getting excited about hi-hat patterns.
Now, personally, I'm way more familiar with punk bands rocking basements than DJs spinning London clubs, and I'd presume that most of Fuller House's target audience—that is to say, those who are old enough to fondly remember a show that took place two decades ago—has a similar lack of knowledge about the contemporary dance music scene.
Though there was a hearty selection of basements for bands to play in, the volunteer-run punk record store Extreme Noise (which Erik was an original owner of), and plenty of bars and restaurants, none of them merged all these interests, allowing friends to meet for drinks, vegan dinner, and a show without traversing all around town.
"There's little doubt that Russia and Assad are willing to indiscriminately bomb the province into submission" The desperate conditions in Idlib are most starkly captured by the plight of the region's hospitals, where doctors have been forced to operate secret mobile and underground clinics — in basements or even caves — to attempt to avoid Russian and Syrian bombs.
At the end of the bar mitzvah, I had 248 texts: Adolescent boys sitting in their basements in suits and ties; cats and dogs wearing kippot, ritual skull caps; neighbors throwing candy at their screens, mirroring our celebration as Zane's brothers showered him with Jolly Ranchers and the four of us lifted him in a chair.
At one point I find myself onstage with the "band" singing along to Avril Lavigne's "I'm With You" - a true millennial power ballad if ever there was one - and wondering whether it's time to stop being such a hipster and if I need to expand my weekend horizons beyond The Strip of Dalston's turkish restaurants and dimly lit basements.
Bones, bombs and bullets remain in the soil of Alsace, a region switched back and forth between various incarnations of France and Germany five times between the Thirty Years' War that ended in 1648 and the devastation of World War II. Local residents joke that Alsatians still keep German street signs in their basements, just in case.
Bigger acts have more freedom of choice in terms of which clubs they're able to play, but to find the kind of raw, less-accessible metal that Mr. Proana, Ms. Buritica and their friends love, there are precious few options — which is why D.I.Y. shows held in bars and basements have become the lifeblood of their scene.
The fictionalized story reflects the lives of Seoul's so-called dirt spoons, the urban poor, many of whom live in semi-basements ​in the congested city​, ​ where living high and dry — in apartment towers and away from the honking, yelling and odoriferous squalor of down below — symbolizes the wealth and status of the gold-spoon class.
While I don&apost currently own one (a tiny one-bedroom on Brooklyn, as it happens, just doesn&apost have the capacity), I&aposve been using my parents&apos Shop-Vac for about 23 years, cleaning up everything from sawdust and scraps in my father&aposs workshop to flooded basements and my mother&aposs beloved century-old hardwood floors.

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