They could even be connected with an inner Cossack struggle.
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It would have to be connected, with a compatible app.
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Regardless of the wait time, you will be connected with someone.
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Or the speakers can be connected with 3.5mm or XLR cables.
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Predicative models of disease hotspots must be connected with travel patterns.
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Victims can text BeFree (50733) and be connected with an advocate.
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Concerned parents can approach the police and be connected with these counselors.
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You should be connected with community resources that can be of help.
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The pair is reputed to be connected with Vietnamese-American street gangs.
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They'll be connected with one of Teladoc's providers rather than a MinuteClinic.
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For Streep, though, The Deer Hunter will always be connected with personal tragedy.
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I hope that someday we cannot be connected with this nasty cloud over us.
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You don't think it's about connections because you refuse to be connected with anybody.
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"Intelligent people want to be connected with a global cohort of collaborators," he said.
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Zika appears to be connected with a spike in babies born with abnormally small heads.
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This becomes an opportunity for them to find a job, to be connected with resources.
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Unlike other models, including the Chromecast, the Roku Premiere can't be connected with virtual voice assistants.
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I'm well connected, and these students want to be connected with what's happening in their world.
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Meanwhile, "Animal Crossing" will be connected with the world of "Animal Crossing" for Nintendo's gaming systems.
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You&aposll be connected with a benefits representative that will guide you through the entire process.
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Call the United States Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 to be connected with your senators.
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I wanted to open doors to contemporary art and to be connected with them, stirring conversations.
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"One person has been arrested who may be connected with the incident," police said in a statement.
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You have the big set pieces that could then be connected with a much more complete story.
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Anyone in the United States can text the number "25" and be connected with a crisis counselor.
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She alleges that Moore called her school, asked to be connected with her, and then asked her out.
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After completing the program, certificate holders will be connected with other companies looking for entry-level support workers.
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APT 29, also called Cozy Bear, is a hacking group believed to be connected with the Russian government.
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With Soomgo, they buy credits upfront to be connected with potential customers and try to win their business.
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Call the number listed, enter your passcode when prompted, and wait to be connected with a PayPal representative.
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Today, anyone with a credit or debit card and a smartphone can instantly be connected with a driver.
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As long as I'm able, I want to be connected with motor sports because it's something we know.
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So how do campaign donations that appear to be connected with Boeing manage to avoid violating this law?
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Not only do you find the knowledge you need, but also the people you need to be connected with.
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But when the user's request goes beyond the bot's abilities, you'll be connected with a live rep for help.
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Local media reported it may be connected with Machado who has been negotiating a plea bargain deal with prosecutors.
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Instead, users can advertise their properties on Airbnb and be connected with people looking for short or medium-term accommodations.
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Though there may be a wait time to speak with someone, users will always eventually be connected with a counselor.
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It detailed how the company has banned hundreds of accounts they believe to be connected with Russia's Internet Research Agency.
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A source from the police said the attack did not immediately appear to be connected with crime gangs or insurgents.
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Volker did not ignore the Ukrainian request to be connected with Giuliani, nor did he say it would be inappropriate.
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It is an especially important time to continue to be connected with people, and listen and learn from each other's experiences.
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It's the start of the WeChat Wallet, which can be connected with a variety of Chinese-issued credit and debit cards.
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That the Brussels bombings were carried out by brothers is particularly striking because they appear to be connected with the Nov.
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AS GLOBAL COMPANIES WHO ARE HERE IN DAVOS, WE HAVE COMMUNITIES EVERYWHERE AND WE HAVE TO BE CONNECTED WITH EVERY COMMUNITY.
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A man was arrested there, but the police said that he was not "currently" believed to be connected with the bombing.
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There are great ideas lurking, they just need to be connected with an investor that can help bring them to life.
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Not all punches need to be connected with the movement of the feet and that is where Stipe Miocic's jab comes in.
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The company is looking into the issue, which appears to be connected with direct credit card payments only and not PayPal purchases.
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If they don't have one, they can actually click a button and be connected with a physician to go through that evaluation.
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"This Fund will enable more individuals to come forward and be connected with lawyers — regardless of industry, rank or role," states the website.
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Hundley, who currently lives in Austin, Texas, doesn't seem to be connected with any of the groups of poets currently jostling for attention.
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"I'm very close to her and LuAnn [de Lesseps], and I feel like I'll always be connected with Bethenny no matter what," adds Morgan.
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A lone wolf terrorist is never truly alone, since in today's social media world one can always be connected with others via the Internet.
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The profusion of so many late and important goals in Russia seems to be connected with the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee system.
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"It's fun to be connected with people, and it's created all kinds of interesting introductions and connected me to people all over the world."
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The desire to be connected with our old stories and nature, while creating something for ourselves, is all part of the quest for self-care.
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Creditworthy federal student debt holders could be connected with available housing properties held by or serviced through the federal government or local county land banks.
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You'll then be connected with a weight loss coach and begin an educational journey that covers everything from mindful eating to identifying goal-disrupting triggers.
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The flagged user is then immediately sent a private message offering them resources and an optional helpline where they'll be connected with a crisis counselor.
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Doctor on DemandDoctor on Demand enables patients to be connected with a healthcare provider within minutes via a mobile device or laptop with a camera.
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I will always be connected with them, I'll always be affiliated with them, I hope that I will always have a good relationship with them.
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Up to 16 sequences can be connected with up to 256 steps, and up to 16 sequence patterns and sounds can be saved within the unit.
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"There are a number of Chinese companies doing big power generation projects, which need to be connected with new transmission and distribution systems," Prof Xu adds.
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And perversely but not unexpectedly, Nordic countries where the (Protestant) church has ceremonial privileges are among the least convinced that the faith should be connected with nationhood.
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You can also text "NEDA" to 741-741 to be connected with a trained volunteer at the Crisis Text Line or visit NEDA's website for more information.
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You can also text "NEDA" to 741-741 to be connected with a trained volunteer at the Crisis Text Line or visit NEDA's website for more information.
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Some studies have shown that better-than-expected weather — that is, warmer winters and cooler summers — may be connected with increased happiness, less stress and enhanced wellness.
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The incident on Thursday is believed to be connected with other events in Bucks County, where there have been more than 20 early-morning explosions since April 2.
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By making hearing aids "cool"— whether through design or through their ability to be connected with doorbells — these companies are encouraging people to get the help they need.
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Jóhannesson might forever be connected with his least favorite pizza topping because of a silly comment he made during a visit to a local high school last February.
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A sophisticated hacking group believed to be connected with the Russian government appears to have tested some new malware ... in the comments of a Britney Spears Instagram photo.
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Her kidnappers seem to be connected with the D.G.S.E., the French equivalent of the C.I.A. But who they are and what they want from her remain oddly opaque.
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Women in Film also started an independent help line for anyone who has been harassed or abused to call to be connected with pro bono lawyers or therapists.
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Small fault scarps on the Moon are believed to be connected with moonquakes, which we've been picking up ever since Apollo astronauts installed a seismometer on the lunar surface.
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How the video is false The Election Day video was posted by an anonymous Twitter account that appeared to be connected with a supporter of the Qanon conspiracy theory.
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"We're trying to basically decode brain patterns that can tell us about a person's sensitivity to stress that might be connected with their risk of heart disease," he said.
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Nilsson and Ward said this grave couldn't be connected with the others, but a preliminary pathological analysis of the skeleton suggests the child had been battling some kind of illness.
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This may be connected with changes in the nature of migrants' work, caused by an economic transformation that is making China's growth more reliant on services and less on manufacturing.
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The data, authorities said, could possibly be connected with the November 2015 murder of Victor Collins, who was found dead in a hot tub at the home of Andrew Bates.
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Morgan is betting that big advertisers will want their TV ads to start working more like digital ads, personalized to each viewer and able to be connected with buying behavior.
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General Mills said the illnesses reported to health officials continue to be connected with consumers reporting that they ate or handled uncooked dough or ate uncooked batter made with raw flour.
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Individuals struggling without enough to eat are encouraged to call Project Bread's FoodSource Hotline (1-800-645-8333 or TTY 85033-800-377-1292) to be connected with local food resources.
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One has to be connected with everything that happens, one needs a very sharp sensitivity not to overstep the limits of what's acceptable, but at the same time not to waste time.
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For the past three weeks we've been doing really high energy, upbeat dances, so it was finally time that we got to do something sexy and really be connected with one another.
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Alexey Stolyarov and Vladimir Kuznetsov, Russian pranksters alleged to be connected with Russian intelligence, called Graham, who said he wanted to make relations between Turkey and the U.S. a "win-win," Politico reported.
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Nintendo also confirmed that the Switch features a multi-touch, 69.993-inch screen that displays at 269.99 x 214.99 and, as the initial trailer suggested, can be connected with up to eight consoles total.
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And some will seek to outright deny entry to our campuses to any individual who might be connected with certain foreign governments or who works in a field of research they view as sensitive.
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Young people can go to locations with these signs in times of crisis to find a secure place to stay and be connected with a youth service agency or shelter, the program website says.
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And you have to be connected with what that to not jump on the train, to not get seduced by violence and hatred... The Jägerstätters' resistance really came from this quiet and humble place.
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I'm not saying I'm a big street dude and all that shit, but I feel like it's a priority for me to be connected with my people, and not just be Husalah the rapper.
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"Only ride-hailing companies have good, extensive data on usage, so automakers want to be connected with that," said Egil Juliussen, director of research for automotive infotainment and advanced driver assistance systems at IHS Markit.
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"I think that if there are measures they won't necessarily be connected with National Day," Cui Xingtai, vice-president of the state-run company with facilities across the country, told Reuters during a recent interview.
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However, the pattern of flows may also be connected with the narrowing pick-up in yield on yuan assets versus the dollar, as Chinese rates have fallen while those in the US have begun to rise.
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You just text 2488 — you can start with "hi" or "I need help" or anything you want — and you'll get a few links and be asked if you want to be connected with a trained volunteer.
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APR is mainly a hotline that urges women who have taken the abortion pill to call and be connected with a network of more than 300 doctors Delgado says he has trained about the reversal method.
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The Flight Attendants' Union for Hong Kong's main carrier Cathay Pacific had earlier urged its members to "stand up for our human rights and be connected with the rest of the HongKongers" on its Facebook page.
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The University of Southern California (USC) is suspending the registration of students who may be connected with an admissions scandal in which wealthy parents are accused of using bribes to get their children into coveted schools.
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The university confirmed in a statement that it is reviewing the status of students who may be connected with the scheme and has blocked them from registering classes or acquiring transcripts until the review is complete.
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Advocates argue that if addicts are going to inject themselves, they might as well do it in a safe environment where they can be saved if they overdose and possibly be connected with drug treatment services.
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His statement left open the possibility, though, that the children could be connected with other family members or "appropriate" sponsors living in the United States, not necessarily the parent they were separated from at the border.
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Nayeri escaped the jail five days ago with two other inmates, both reputed to be connected with Vietnamese-American street gangs: Jonathan Tieu, 20, who is charged with murder, and Bac Duong, 43, charged with attempted murder.
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The dreams seem to be connected with a global rash of increasingly severe earthquakes, but naturally, no one believes Jake when he frets over the possibility that his visions of otherworldly crisis might have significance in his world.
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The Monroe County Drug Task Force released a statement today saying detectives raided the event, held in Sherman Theater in the Poconos town of Stroudsburg, because they believed it to be connected with drug-related crimes and violence.
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Cities such as Newburgh, New York; Hartford, Connecticut; and Providence, Rhode Island would be connected with Dublin, Ireland; Cork, Ireland; Shannon, Ireland; Edinburgh, Scotland; Belfast, Northern Ireland; and Bergen, Norway using narrow-body Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft.
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Borrowing and adapting the Metropolitan Diary guidelines, here are a few things to keep in mind: • Written submissions should be connected with where you live and should be 300 words or fewer (200 words or fewer is fine).
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There's sometimes a psychic cording happening where the fan or the public will want so much to be connected with the person that they will physically connect to a part of that person's body and take away their energy.
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Those must be connected with the track's owners so that real-time information about track conditions and switches — or curves requiring a slowdown — can be fed into the system that automatically slows or stop a train as conditions change.
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And that actually is one of the biggest determinatives for if kids are going to stay in school and be connected with a community is if they can stay in the same place and have a place to live.
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With a total of 1.59 billion users on the site, it's mind blowing just how linked we are to one another — in most cases, you'll be connected with others, even CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself, in far less steps than six.
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Speaking of contacts, the new Skype is also making it easier to find people you already know but may not be connected with, with a new search feature that makes it painless to find your existing contacts on the platform.
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We need vocational education starting in the seventh grade where kids can get that kind of education that can take them to college, but all the way through their K through 211.1 they ought to be connected with real-world jobs.
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We need vocational education starting in the seventh grade where kids can get that kind of education that can take them to college, but all the way through their K through 2120 they ought to be connected with real-world jobs.
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The basic idea is simple, and sound: someone searching for "help quitting pain pills" or something like that should be connected with the appropriate resources, and ostensibly that's what help lines like those investigated by the Sunday Times' undercover crew do.
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Researchers at Secureworks discovered a vast network of phishing sites designed to gain login credentials to universities that appear to be connected with the same Iranian group recently indicted by the U.S. Justice Department over stealing intellectual property and research.
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So he had been careful to stay away from anyone who might be connected with gangs, and he had never come in contact with the police, aside from a brief chat in the cafeteria with the officer assigned to the school.
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She waited for hours to be connected with telehealth—the local number was swamped by thousands of anxious Vancouverites—and once she finally spoke with a nurse, she was told to put her whole family under strict isolation for two weeks.
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"As this happens, for reasons believed by a Harvard researcher to be connected with the biological mechanisms involved in Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep, internal associations arise and the clients begin to process the memory and disturbing feelings," says the EMDR Institute.
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Netflix's The Keepers may have shed light on the unsolved murder of a beloved nun, but now it's also sparked an online petition asking the Baltimore Archdiocese to release their files on A. Joseph Maskell, a priest thought to be connected with her murder.
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"The autism dropped us to our knees in a way that made us very real and connected to a community that we didn't know that we would be connected with," Holly says in an exclusive sneak peek at Saturday's Oprah: Where Are They Now?.
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"If other countries insert and allow untrusted vendors to build out and become the vendors for their 5G networks we will have to reassess the ability for us to share information and be connected with them in the ways that we are today," he said.
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Sometimes you feel like you have to read all the news before you can say anything... I feel like I have the power with one button to speak with so many people and be connected with people all over the world at the snap of you finger.
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Certainly, if you were in the early days of September 2001 and you were receiving credible information that something major was happening and you had reason to believe that it might be connected with certain people, you know, I think in that case security trumps privacy.
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This newly uncovered data paints an even clearer picture for the public, showing a credible link between the several leaking outlets chosen by the hackers, and, once again, pointing toward Fancy Bear, a notorious hacking group that's widely believed to be connected with the Russian government.
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Getting Europe to talk France, Germany, the UK and the US State Department had planned on putting out a strongly worded condemnation of the Iranian government on Tuesday but that fell apart mainly because of some not wanting to be connected with US policy, diplomats told CNN.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia, which will hold presidential elections in May, on Wednesday blocked access to a cell phone application it said might be connected with Cambridge Analytica, the political consultancy that has been accused of violating Facebook users' privacy to influence elections in Britain and the United States.
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Even if you aren't a freelancer, being a little more open-minded about what LinkedIn requests you accept will greatly benefit you when it comes time to search for a new position — you might just be connected with someone who can put in a good word for you.
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The more grids can be connected with one another to form larger grids over larger areas, the more spread out the potential for wind and solar will be and the more spread out load will be, both of which will serve to smooth out the peaks and valleys in the curve.
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" Related: Canada Isn't Going to Say Sorry for Missing Its Syrian Refugee Target Privately-sponsored refugees would have access to services provided by settlement agencies, but would also be connected with citizens who are "friendly, kind, knowledgeable people who know how to manage housing, employment, how to obtain documents, or anything else.
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The other sets are in various stages of completeness or permission: post-election survey participants in Mexico and elsewhere are being asked if their responses can be connected with their Facebook profiles; the political ad archive will be formally made available; they're working on something with CrowdTangle; there are various partnerships with other researchers and institutions around the world.
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Tech companies like Facebook and YouTube think their businesses will continue to grow by absorbing the ad dollars once reserved for linear TV. Simulmedia CEO Dave Morgan doesn't believe them, and on Recode Media with Peter Kafka, he says big advertisers will want their TV ads to start working more like digital ads, personalized to each viewer and able to be connected with buying behavior.
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Fact sheets on the DHS website implied it would be a place that parents could be connected with their children prior to being deported from the US. Though criminal charges for the misdemeanor offense of crossing the border illegally take only a few days to resolve and the immigrants are usually only sentenced to time served, by the time parents emerged from Department of Justice custody, their children had already been sent to HHS shelters elsewhere in the country.
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