It seems the lockdown had an unintended benefit -- blue skies.
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Any landscape is lovely garnished with blue skies and butterflies.
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Come February, blue skies return and the issue is forgotten.
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We showed up, under blue skies, and the day was spectacular.
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"The world isn't blue skies, it's very complicated," Ms. Hammer said.
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Blue skies are back, with temperatures rising to the mid-250s.
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Blue skies with a light breeze and a high near 80.
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In the meantime, the economy is looking at fairly blue skies.
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Normally a city with sparkling blue skies and lovely clear air.
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Race day, in July, was a cool one of blue skies.
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"It's not all blue skies and rainbows out there," he said.
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Even the sunny weather and blue skies looked like those in 2013.
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Just the word conjures up images of blue skies and white sand.
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Here's what else is happening: Nothing but blue skies do I see.
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All that's missing from this list of promises is permanently blue skies.
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Today will be picture perfect — blue skies with a high of 88.
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The area is currently under blue skies, but Fenner warned residents against complacency.
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Image: NASA/JHUAPL/SwRIHere's a dazzling thought: Pluto's blue skies may be cloudy.
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Swiss media showed pictures of smoke billowing from flaming wreckage under blue skies.
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We're expecting a high near 33, and blue skies streaked by cottony clouds.
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It starts today, with bright blue skies and a high of about 80.
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Expect blue skies with a light breeze and a high just under 70.
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The weekend was a beauty with well-timed blue skies and bright sunshine.
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Sadly for the live-streaming app, it wasn't all blue skies for Meerkat.
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We'll be graced with sunshine and blue skies for the next few days.
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Thorne Instagrams herself sans Disick in Cannes, saluting the French Rivera's boundless blue skies.
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The temperature grew warmer, and the rain gave way to blue skies and sunlight.
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Clear-as-glass blue skies today, with endless sunshine and a high near 47.
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Also, the video showed bright blue skies even when it was night in Florida.
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Ray J and Princess Love have given "blue skies ahead" a whole new meaning!
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We're looking at blue skies (and a calm wind), with a high around 73.
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Flash forward 23.7 years, and it's been mostly blue skies for investors since then.
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It's not just sunshine, blue skies and surf boards; I grew up in the struggle.
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The range is surprisingly good, as the drone can capture blue skies and dark highlights.
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In other words, they are making a record bet on blue skies for the market.
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IT'S JUST OFF THE CHARTS, AND IT'S GOT NOTHING BUT BLUE SKIES AHEAD ON THIS.
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She's given us back our blue skies, with temperatures to match: Today's high is 73.
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The blue skies will stick around through Friday, when temperatures should rise near 26 again.
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New York City's new face under coronavirus showed itself under bright, blue skies on Saturday.
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Blue skies will reign during your morning commute and our high could reach 62 today.
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Blue skies and sunshine on this final day of February, with a high of 103.
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Think sunshine, blue skies and warmer temperatures stretching through the weekend and into next week.
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Mont-Saint-Hilaire, blue skies and a farmer's field spread themselves out in the distance.
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It was a beautiful morning, about 75 degrees, with low humidity and clear blue skies.
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It is the perfect combination of lax waves, graham cracker crumb-like sand, and blue skies.
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" As the plane waves through the blue skies, another witness simply says, "That can't be legal.
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Winter is still coming in Westeros, despite the sunny blue skies we're enjoying in New York.
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It's not always sunshine and blue skies, but at the end of every day, it's amazing.
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As for the rest of the Girls cast and crew, there's nothing but blue skies ahead.
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Things will remain pretty toasty this weekend, but at least we'll have blue skies and sunshine.
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Men and women of different races enact tangled dramas under blue skies and amidst vibrant wildflowers.
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You're going to be hearing a lot more about blue skies, green cars and responsible sourcing.
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The blue skies over the San Fernando Valley were filled with thick smoke from the fire.
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The video clip for "On Hold" is set under the cloudless blue skies of Marfa, Tex.
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Travelers returning by air to Beijing lately have descended from blue skies onto a Stygian underworld.
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"Only one man can stop this chaos," the ad announces, before Trump appears under blue skies.
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And the day's bright blue skies and high of 2360 are helping to raise our chins.
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And fans enjoyed blue skies and perfect weather for the historic occasion on New Year's Day.
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Hong Kong (CNN)When world leaders arrive in Beijing, the city typically lays on beautiful blue skies.
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Keeping in line with USA's former "blue skies" motto, "Suits" never billed itself as a political show.
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Some day, a concerted combination of such steps may actually bring blue skies back to India's capital.
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The dark blue skies complement the neon lights spectacularly while leaving the surrounding architecture visible as well.
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It's another sizzling, golden day in the city, with baby-blue skies and a high near 207.
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Bright, blue skies today — with a high of 21 — and an idyllic summer evening are ahead. Yum.
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're appreciating and remembering what blue skies look like.
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But wait for the encore: She'll be belting sunshine and blue skies on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
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But the blue skies and sunshine walking you to work should stick around most of the week.
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"We will consolidate the gains made in the fight to defend our blue skies," Mr. Li said.
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This evening is looking delightful, too, as is the rest of the week — blue skies for days.
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I arrived in early December, the beginning of New Zealand's summer: blue skies, mid-seventies, no humidity.
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Outside, by the cypress trees in Baldwin's garden, under clear blue skies, she ate soupe au pistou.
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Instead of natural light, he envisions LED screens on the ceiling, displaying puffy clouds and blue skies.
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Is plastic waste from overseas "the reason why you can't see blue skies in China?" he asked.
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November is right around the corner, but it's all blue skies and sun on our rooftop garden today.
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Bright blue skies and a wonderful late afternoon sun lights up the lush green grass of centre court.
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Blue skies peppered with white clouds, palm trees surrounding the freshly manicured diamond, which you can almost smell.
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Complicating this balancing act is the "blue skies" promise made by President Xi Jinping to the Chinese people.
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In an effort to guarantee blue skies, factories within a wide perimeter around the city have been closed.
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As the picture-snapping drone approached from the blue skies, everyone raised their arms in a group cheer.
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DE-CAPACITY DRIVE Coal, steel and aluminum have grabbed the immediate headlines resonating from Li's "blue skies" speech.
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The view from the hotel's balconies is a full panorama of blue water, rugged mountains, and blue skies.
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There's a picture-perfect Wednesday ahead, with a golden glow, bright blue skies and a high near 2100.
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Rolling lavender fields, stone medieval villages and daily blue skies are the essence of a picture-postcard life.
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California, blue skies, and palm trees are from the vocabulary of advertising, but here they are made sublime.
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Blue skies, a light breeze and a high around 70 today, with things heating up even more tomorrow.
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On Monday, more than 7,000 people who had reached southern Mexico woke to blue skies and donated food.
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We set off from her home in the swanky Bel-Air neighbourhood under blue skies and brush-stroke clouds.
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Visibility improved in Ventura early on Saturday, with blue skies returning as strong winds blew smoke out to sea.
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He was still in his house and saw blue skies and wanted to stay after the evacuation order came.
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Don't get me wrong: I love the sun, blue skies, and finally the feel of spring in the air.
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"If you enjoy looking up and seeing blue skies, we need to take care of the planet," he said.
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Instead, I saw, or I thought I saw, a pink hallucination, a large infant floating against light-blue skies.
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Today will be one of our most spectacular days yet, with blue skies, sunshine and a high around 67.
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During the camera setup, I say, "It's a beautiful day for a launch" to the clear blue skies overhead.
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Yes, there are palm trees and blue skies and sparkling swimming pools and the best A/C on earth.
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The first of these was developed in 1964 at Ford Research Laboratory, the American carmaker's blue-skies research facility.
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The screenshots of the games in the magazines looked wonderful—loads of colorful titles with telltale SEGA-blue skies.
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Under clear blue skies, Trump received a tribute from the Swiss Guard in a Vatican courtyard when he arrived.
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"Until we see the blue skies get cloudy it will probably still be a sector in favor," he said.
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There were signs of some relief Sunday as residents shoveled snows and cleaned up flooding debris beneath blue skies.
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We're talking sunshine and blue skies, with a high near 215, and a lovely evening in the mid-2150s.
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We walked the two blocks to the school complex under dazzling blue skies, so clear that they looked unreal.
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However, under the blue skies of the Chequers' garden, he said their relationship was "the highest level of special".
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The phrase "nuclear apocalypse" does not bring to mind visions of blue skies and palm trees or a lush forest.
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Chinese policymakers' search for "blue skies" has injected a new level of uncertainty in the world's largest supplier of aluminium.
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Steel blue skies over rusty mountains and snow-white clods of clouds, tree trunks like the spikes on a fence.
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Both Beijing Gas Blue Skies and China LNG Group issued profit warnings on the high cost of gas this week.
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The phrase conjures an image of an idyllic ranch somewhere, laden with blue skies and opportunity (and rabbits, sorry Lenny).
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Instead of bitcoin being held back by infighting, it is now blue skies of opportunity in what can be built.
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So throw on your running shoes, grab some Gatorade, and enjoy these bright blue skies and near-70 degree weather.
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The president instead landed in Corpus Christi under blue skies as big as home-state hero George Strait sang about.
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But I do miss the blue skies from when I was a kid, the blue sky that my kid barely sees.
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Friends, family, amazing food, blue skies and being even more in love than ever before — what more could we ask for?
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There's even something a little romantic about it, the way the tiny cityscape toots by, all chunky pixels and blue skies.
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So: Really Blue skies are gonna clear up, is the message, and we'll see if things go better this time around.
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In Julie Blackmon's image "Midwest Materials," children bounce balls off the side of a building on a day of blue skies.
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Get ready for blue skies and sunshine, with a high around 230, and a clear evening complete with a delightful breeze.
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After a wet December and January, sunshine and blue skies returned, bringing temperatures in the 90s to Southern California last month.
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But don't be mesmerized by the blue skies created by central bank QE (Quantitative Easing) and near perpetually low interest rates.
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The gorgeous cinematography is second only to the glorious scenery, all long desert shadows, crisp blue skies, and fading civil twilight.
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Military and rescue service helicopters slowly circled in the blue skies on Monday, surveying the damage and searching for missing people.
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I also never noticed any banding—a telltale sign that a display struggles with gradation—on blue skies or black spaces.
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Sit by a sunny window and let our eyes feast on clear blue skies, red clay formations, and fields of wildflowers.
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The morning starts off overcast, again, but the clouds will slowly dissipate, making way for blue skies and a warm sun.
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His job takes him to the swimming pool almost every day, where he usually works out under blue skies and bright sunshine.
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You get a sense of this in his most iconic images, which show tiny characters traversing unending flat planes beneath blue skies.
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Gazing out of a Greyhound bus window, Orfa's children saw the blue skies and shrubland of New Mexico for the first time.
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Bright blue skies, sparkling sun and a high of 27 will be strong temptations to stay outside for as long as possible.
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I had these blue skies dreams of what I might be able to do in the month before the new expansion released.
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We reached Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital, after a morning drive southward, passing a Heidi-scape of Alpine horizon, blue skies, puffy clouds.
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A lovely touch that "Blue Skies" is playing in the background and that Picard sits by Data in his old captain's uniform.
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A lovely touch that "Blue Skies" is playing in the background and that Picard sits by Data in his old captain's uniform.
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Here's what else is happening: The weather's on our side today: dazzling blue skies on the docket, with a high near 29.
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Sunday saw beautiful blue skies, long queues and one of the calmest days in Hong Kong since the protests began in June.
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Despite the sunny weather and blue skies, she also carried a matching mint green umbrella — because a Queen can never be too prepared!
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For users, the result could be more aggressive and opaque bans, particularly if you try to form a Facebook group about blue skies.
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Somewhere like Southern California, for instance, which is full of blue skies and fresh, ripe peaches that grow on trees and boundless joy.
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In fact, between meteorology, blue skies, hints of sun beams and fog, this alien atmosphere is starting to feel just like home.[NASA]
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The most desirable sat in the so-called Russian Riviera, a subtropical landscape with blue skies and palms hugging the eastern Black Sea.
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President Xi, speaking at last week's opening of the Communist Party congress, promised a years-long battle to achieve his "blue skies" dream.
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When the universe gives you blue skies and soft breezes, it's easy to think it's pretty cool with humanity—you're on its level.
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"I'm not going to let anybody take away my love for the orange and blue skies," Lee said, referring to the Knicks' colors.
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An unlikely beneficiary: The planet The lockdown in China's Hubei province, which began in late January, has had an unintended benefit: blue skies.
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Under blue skies Wednesday, rescue workers made progress, clearing roads that had trapped residents in the area around Romero Canyon, northeast of Montecito.
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The next day, after a three-hour, stomach-churning ride through the mountains, Jamaica's limpid blue skies and gorgeous seashore came to view.
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Beneath bright blue skies, hundreds of young people gathered in the main square of the port of Vladivostok in the Russian Far East.
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Today's sunshine and baby blue skies are yet another reason, on top of the supermoon, to look up at the sky and smile.
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It quickly becomes clear that something is about to go down, especially once the blue skies turn to a dark and stormy night.
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Bougainvillea overflowing against deep blue skies or any color stucco wall or in an alley spilling over a fence can make my day.
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Meyer Billurcu (co-founder, Blue Skies Turn Black): There's a real ceiling here in terms of how much a band or musician can grow.
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And for OKC, it's all blue skies: they're still an elite title contender despite a Western Conference that's as treacherous as it's ever been.
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Qingdao is a major commodities port, and Beijing usually adopts tighter pollution controls and curbs shipping traffic for big events to ensure blue skies.
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It'll be a sunny 2100 degrees — with brilliant blue skies — and each day this week will be increasingly more perfect than the one before.
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This honeymoon hot spot in Greece boasts beautiful blue skies and water, but it doesn't come cheap…especially in the third week of August.
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Next, imagine it happening to every metallic supply chain you can think of and you'll understand the systemic impact of Keqiang's blue skies promise.
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Endless blue skies and stretches of open freeway, the edges smudged with orange poppies and wild buckwheat and tumbles of pink and purple bougainvillea.
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For the moment, she was grateful to see her friends and family members out of harm's way and enjoying themselves under mostly blue skies.
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It crashed into a dusty plain under still blue skies with such force that much of the wreckage was buried in the dry earth.
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Inspired by the nonrepresentational paintings of Kandinsky and Miró, she pared away all but the essential details, developing abstract compositions against clear blue skies.
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The same goes for cities across the world: An isolated downpour in one area might snarl traffic while blue skies shine a few blocks over.
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Colorado skiing has always been known for its Rocky Mountains and blue skies; now, après ski gives the family ski trip a whole new high.
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For instance, the agency believes that the blueish haze is a result of a process similar to the one that produces blue skies on Earth.
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Suburban Florida is not a very interesting or exciting place, but there's something about seeing palm trees and blue skies in December that feels energizing.
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Doors slammed shut Beijing residents can expect two things when the city hosts big political events: beautiful blue skies, and massively ramped up internet censorship.
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Though the new paintings touch on potentially somber themes, they are rendered in luminous colors and letters; the new mountain paintings feature beautiful blue skies.
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A prison cell window is in place of the heart where ominous woods have sprung forth, but the blue skies beyond the prison suggest hope.
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"These cities have relaxed their efforts to defend the blue skies, key tasks have not been completed ... and some problems have rebounded," the ministry said.
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Your cloudy commute could be hit with rain showers, but by midmorning the skies begin to clear — revealing blue skies and a high near 79.
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You don't look at this sandwich and imagine family farms, with free-roaming chickens happily pecking away at bugs and grasses under cloudless blue skies.
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New York City residents woke to blue skies on Thursday with melting streaks of sidewalk slush the only reminder of the previous day's bad weather.
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In the reprieve of the storm's eye, NOAA hurricane scientist Heather Holbach captured Atlantic blue skies above Florence's towering vertical walls from the hurricane hunter aircraft.
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This particular package comes with Summer Blues edition color film, so your snaps can come out in cool tones inspired by this season's mesmerizing blue skies.
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This is far-flung ranching and farming country; prairies and sunflower fields stretch to the horizon, domed by the great blue skies of the American West.
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Once in the studio, Liz shot the blotter paper against different scenes: a depressing office, a vision of paradise, clear blue skies, and a trippy fog.
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Our muddled morning will clear up shortly, making way for blue skies and a high of 82 to ring in the longest day of the year.
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The fans gathered under vivid blue skies and in the blistering cold to bear witness to the singer, some holding pictures or homemade signs, some crying.
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Florida beauty pageant, said if the walls looked like they were caving in on the president in Washington, there were only blue skies in Palm Beach.
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But that doesn't mean sunshine and blue skies; prepare to get wet on your morning commute, with the rain shifting from drizzle to downpour during the day.
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The message at Boston on February 19th was not so much for the assembled crowd of believers, but for Trump supporters: let science protect your blue skies.
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A Shinto priest in white robes walked slowly ahead of the hearse at Tokyo's Toshimagaoka cemetery under bright blue skies to the sound of "shakuhachi" flute music.
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Local authorities recommend trekking Vinicunca between March and November, with blue skies most likely from June to August — but weather over the mountain can change in seconds.
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Fast-forward 26 years, and a reinvigorated royal brand has Windsor in party mood, ahead of an occasion forecast to be blessed with sunshine and blue skies.
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When the steep-walled eye of Hurricane Michael passed over Stefan Melendez Wednesday afternoon, he stepped into the temporarily tranquil Florida environment and saw blue skies above.
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New York City is full of pastoral sights: white clouds floating in deep blue skies, lakes ringed by verdant hills, grassy expanses calling out for barefoot play.
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" In "Castle Gripsholm" that idealism comes out to play once more, in a bucolic setting of "blue skies and gray skies, sun, sea-breath, fish and whiskey.
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Once as a producer and once for Best Adapted Screenplay having penned the adaption of Christine Leunens book "Blue Skies" himself as well as directing the film.
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I live in British Columbia and during wildfire season, previously tranquil, blue skies are gagged with thick and impenetrable fleets of smoke that don't subside for months.
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But while some of us will enjoy open roads, blue skies, cold beer, and feel like we finally understand country music, others won't have such easy rides.
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Most brides want blue skies for their weddings — but Barbara Bush found special significance in the rain that fell right after she tied the knot with Craig Coyne.
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The two started the day at the Trump International Golf Course in Jupiter, Florida, teeing off in the morning under blue skies and temperate mid-seventy degree weather.
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It could be another 22011-22012 years before blue skies became the norm, Changhua Wu, China director at TIR Consulting, said at a WEF briefing on the issue.
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Well known for its drizzly weather and the biting midges that emerge from the heather, the scene behind Sophie was one of bucolic beauty, blue skies and sunshine.
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"Good drinks, good ambiance, good music," was how Serge Grave, 52, summed up the month-long Brussels event, which began under promisingly blue skies and in warm sunshine.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK. Head up to California's San Fernando Valley and you might hear a few odd noises fluttering into the deep blue skies.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has promised "blue skies" will replace the choking smog that envelops many cities in the country's industrial heartlands, particularly over the "winter heating" months.
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My family lived in Beijing for four years, at a time when every winter morning was a roll of the dice: crisp blue skies or apocalyptic smog-scape.
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For now, 20 has been nothing but blue skies and island breezes, a late-career joy ride that is all the more remarkable for surpassing Federer's own expectations.
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It's not often that you get to see half of #London with bright blue skies and the other half covered in a heavy snow shower #TeamA ^743 pic.twitter.
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It won't be unbearably chilly — temperatures should stay in the 40s and high 30s — but Christmas Eve will be the clear weather winner, with blue skies and sunshine.
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Of course Josephine Baker is performing the night that Lee goes to Bricktop's; of course she's singing "Blue Skies," the lyrics aligning perfectly with Lee's own hopeful mood.
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Just 240 miles away in Dallas, Mayor Mike Rawlings stood under bright blue skies and announced the opening of the Harvey "mega-shelter" at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
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Just 22013 miles away in Dallas, mayor Mike Rawlings stood under bright blue skies and announced the opening of the Harvey "mega-shelter" at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
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Under clear blue skies at the Jeongseon Alpine Center, the Americans ended with three racers in the top 10, including Alice McKennis' fifth place finish and Breezy Johnson's seventh.
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Palm Springs offers a rich backdrop: bright colors; slightly outdated, borderline-tacky hotel lobbies; vintage cars; drinks with umbrellas and maraschino cherries; desert drives under blue skies and mountains.
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As I learned throughout our conversation lost amid the Gulf of Mexico and blue skies, Jose's kids left Mexico as young children and never returned from the United States.
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We'll have sunshine and crystal blue skies today — with a high near 88 — but the rest of the week (and weekend) may be laden with clouds, showers and thunderstorms.
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The wedding celebrations, forecast to play out under sunshine and blue skies, will be a sumptuous show of British pageantry that is likely to attract a huge world audience.
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Astros 215, Yankees 213 The sunny, blue skies that welcomed the Houston Astros and the Yankees to Yankee Stadium on Tuesday afternoon provided a picturesque tableau for opening day.
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Summer may be a distant dream but in this video it exists in blue skies and a London estate that looks as though it could be somewhere more European.
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The cabin interior is also Hawaii-themed with rainbow, sky, and ocean lighting, as well as wall colors meant to evoke Hawaii's blue skies, sunrises, sunsets, and night skies.
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Characters' get-ups are highlighted with shades of yellow, orange, blue, or pink, and the arena I played had blue skies overhead, making everything seem just a little brighter.
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The weekend will be full of sunshine and blue skies, with a more comfortable temperature of 80 or so on Saturday, but a high of 85 returns on Sunday.
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It's going to be partly sunny today, with highs in the 60s, followed by four straight days of golden rays, blue skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s.
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At the Shenzhen Real Estate Expo, marketing brochures included computer-generated images of faraway places with clear blue skies, perfectly manicured lawns, white sand beaches and alluring tourist attractions.
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It's partly how it came bursting out of the shadows into critical acclaim within mere days of premiering on a network known more for blue-skies television than prestige dramas.
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The private island where the Nieuw Statentam anchored for daytime excursions featured everything a tropical escape could need: glass-bottom boats, snorkeling, white sand beaches, blue skies and rum runners.
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In it, buffalo herds pound through the warm terrain, contrasting with the cornflower-blue skies, building a powerful image of a landscape being expanded through its place in our consciousness.
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The weather here is great as usual—blue skies, bit of wind—which is great for me and you; It's hot for me, and I'm getting a tan for you!
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We stopped and walked around for a bit, but there was something faded and tragic about the contrast between the town and the mountains, gardens and blue skies surrounding it.
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"Scully will describe the azure blue skies and the fluffy clouds and Old Glory blowing in center field, and he makes you feel like, 'Let's have a parade,' " he said.
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Citizens of 35 countries were lost on March 10 when the flight, just six minutes into the blue skies near the capital, plunged to the ground, killing all 157 aboard.
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As with any attack like this, there is no single reason Mr. Saipov reportedly decided to kill innocents, mostly tourists enjoying a blustery fall day, 56 degrees with blue skies.
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The Saturday of Labor Day weekend in Siesta Key, just off Sarasota on Florida's Gulf Coast, was a scorcher, with bright blue skies offering the perfect send-off for summer.
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Standing ringside under serene blue skies watching flamboyantly uniformed men narrowly avoid being gored by an incensed bull, it's hard to feel as if you're anywhere near small-town Canada.
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The rain has run away and the sunshine has returned, with blue skies, a light breeze and a high near 28 — with more of the same expected through the weekend.
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SEA BREEZES, blue skies and sun-soaked vines: springing to the reader's mind may not be the northern Chinese province of Shandong, an industrial heartland of shipbuilders and oil refineries.
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People have been sending me ideas, and generally it's like flowers or pink dresses or blue skies … I think I have a plan here to address that, but it's completely unexpected.
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The Indianapolis 500, first run in 1911 but suspended during the two World Wars, enjoyed nearly perfect blue skies for its celebration, with a sellout crowd estimated at more than 400,000.
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The reliably clear blue skies of Mendoza, with the Andes lined up in the distance and vines everywhere you look, create driving conditions so perfect the wine can seem almost secondary.
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Within minutes, the two men were helming the Hellenic Air Force's most advanced fighter jets as they raced down the tarmac and roared into the blue skies over the Aegean Sea.
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Welcome to Montana, where our famous trout streams run low and warm in August and the smoke turns our cloudless, robin's-egg-blue skies the muted gray of old campfire ash.
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Beijing woke on Tuesday to a pall of smog and dust ahead of the parade — despite the usual government diktats that have ensured blue skies on important holidays in the past.
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In the past, major political events in Beijing have been greeted with blue skies, as the Chinese authorities shut down factories in neighboring provinces and limit traffic to ensure clean air.
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Rather, she says, with the perkiness of a morning-show host, she chirped about the loveliness of the blue skies and hummed upbeat ditties as she whipped up banana-strawberry smoothies.
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But if there is one undeniable hard fact amid all this uncertainty, it is Beijing's commitment to do whatever it takes to deliver on President Xi Jinping's promise of "blue skies".
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He was soon making a name for himself by writing Halo 2 utilities that allowed players to fill any of the game's landscapes with digitized water or change blue skies into rain.
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Whatever Americans think about drones filling the big blue skies of these United States, the president is jazzed about the idea of increasing air traffic—and he's working to make it happen.
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After two days of festival weather that didn't crack 60 degrees and hadn't seen a ray of sunshine, Chance's set had the warm temperatures and blue skies of some other city's summer.
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And while the ads run by Mr. Faison's group note the candidates' support of clean energy, showing lush green fields and sparkling blue skies, they never explicitly mention the term climate change.
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"With air, you stop pollution at the source, and the blue skies come back instantly," said Ma Jun, director of the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, which monitors Chinese water pollution.
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But while the show's aspirational setting features bright sunshine and blue skies, its format has existed under a cloud since two former contestants died by suicide in the space of 12 months.
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This is an industrial experiment on an unprecedented scale and one that is not going to end any time soon, at least not until Beijing's promise of blue skies becomes lasting reality.
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On an icy slope under crisp blue skies, Gut held on to her first-run lead to clinch a comfortable win, leading Mikaela Shiffrin by 1.44 seconds for her 773th career victory.
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More recent paintings, including one dated April 2017, around her 20063nd birthday, depict bright, vibrant vistas — blue skies, green grass, balcony doors opening onto a rolling desert bathed in the Mediterranean sunlight.
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Here's what else is happening: It's a beautiful day in New York City — sunshine, blue skies, temperatures headed for the 19373s — and as we reflect and remember, we'll leave it at that.
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Weakened now to a post-tropical cyclone, Irma moved toward the Ohio Valley and spread its clouds and rain over a vast area, while blue skies and sticky heat returned to Florida.
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The show's aspirational setting boasts sunshine and blue skies, but its format has existed under a cloud of controversy since two former contestants died by suicide in the space of 12 months.
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An extraordinarily gifted colorist, his emerald-green clearings, tinged with golden light, and oceanic blue skies and seas are populated with trees, boulders, and clouds whose quiet life-force suffuses the scenes.
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In 2015, after a major military parade in Beijing enjoyed clear blue skies, it took less than 24 hours for the city to be enveloped once again in a choking gray smog.
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Analysts had expected it to pick up only slightly to 303 percent as many plants were closed around Hangzhou to guarantee blue skies for a G230 summit of world leaders earlier this month.
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After several minutes, the grounds of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center were bathed in warm sunlight under blue skies, and the weather stayed that way for the rest of the match.
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The iconic melting clocks and too-blue skies of Spanish Surrealist superstar Salvador Dalí's The Persistence of Memory takes on a delicious new life as a dessert, thanks to cake-maker extraordinaire NerdyKat.
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"But we can see that over the next three or four days it's not going to rain," he added, gesturing toward the pristine blue skies outside the window of his Buenos Aires office.
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The major fires around Sydney, which is home to more than 5 million people, have resulted in days of heavy pollution in the city usually known for its sparkling harbor and blue skies.
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Grime today is no longer the grime of Risky Roadz DVDs, Stratford Rex hype pits, the bruised blue skies that framed Dizzee and Crazy Titch's infamous shoving match, or the oeuvre of Scratchy.
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In those days, Mr. Geffen was besotted with show business and the idea of escaping to the Technicolor world of blue skies, beaches and gaudy homes he had seen in Hollywood depictions of California.
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Meyer Billurcu (co-founder, Blue Skies Turn Black): As someone who has seen many friends come and go in this city, I can tell you that this is not a uniquely music-related phenomenon.
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He joined Cabana as the U.S. space agency counted down to the exact minute in which the Apollo 11 crew's massive Saturn V rocket roared into blue skies on a sunny day in 1969.
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It's not hard to understand why George Clooney calls Lake Como his second home: Between the perpetually blue skies and stunning mountain ranges, this idyllic destination looks like the setting of an epic blockbuster.
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It may look cloudy when your alarm goes off — and early birds might see a raindrop here or there — but the gray will give way to blue skies, sunshine and a high near 103.
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A late-afternoon start under clear blue skies featured two young left-handers who have been at the top of their game in recent weeks, each successfully dodging a slew of baserunners early on.
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When we passed through there was plenty of snow on the ground and sparkling blue skies, which made for strikingly beautiful days on the slopes — nothing but marshmallowy peaks of white in every direction.
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I thought I could escape and collect myself, that the beaches and blue skies would help me figure out what I was doing wrong — but I didn't stay long enough to call Florida home.
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Saturday is looking the nicest, with sunshine and blue skies, while Sunday and Monday seem a bit iffy (read: cloudy with a small chance of rain), but the highs should stay near 70 throughout.
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Ms. Kitchener walked down a grassy aisle with her father to a pergola built by Jim Marshall and woven with colorful wildflowers and greenery; the green hills and blue skies beyond her seemed limitless.
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To visit the West Coast, now and always, is to be overwhelmed by its beauty — the blue water and blue skies, the temperate air and the beaches and the looming mountains not so far away.
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He added that on a macroeconomic level, China should agree to everything that's being asked of it by the U.S. "If that occurs I would see blue skies ahead for the Chinese economy," he stated.
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I never got bored of getting to know these characters while taking in the gorgeous scenery: snowy white fields or wide open plains, clear blue skies or dark ones lighting up with crackles of lighting.
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We asked Julia Moskin of The Times's Food section (who dislikes dining streetside because of the people, pollution and traffic swirling around) for ideas about how to eat under blue skies, but off the sidewalk.
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BEIJING, Oct 18 (Reuters) - China will continue its years-long campaign to tackle air pollution to ensure "blue skies", President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday at the opening ceremony of a key Communist Party congress.
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The jolt, which struck fear and panic in survivors, detached the church's facade, leaving it leaning dangerously over the main street where the emergency services were working under blue skies and a hot summer sun.
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It isn't as easily Instagrammable as a life of endless holidays, blue skies, cocktails and local pastries on cobbled streets in faraway lands, so it doesn't necessarily register in surveys or even in casual conversation.
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But Economists for Brexit, an eight-strong group of independent economists which counts Bootle as a member, forecasts an exit from the EU means blue skies ahead for the U.K., predicting increases in output and competitiveness.
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On Sunday, under blue skies, and with the temperature in the mid-70s, Yankees pitchers took turns running modest sprints up the incline — Aroldis Chapman and, somewhat surprisingly, the 260-pound Michael Pineda blitzing their groups.
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Under clear blue skies, Czech Ledecka, running 26th, completed a flawless run to deliver one of the biggest upsets in Winter Olympics, stunning fans, her rivals, and even broadcasters who had already crowned Veith the winner.
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As if it had been specially ordered by the National Football League for the Golden anniversary, Mother Nature delivered perfect party weather with blue skies and unseasonably warm temperatures hovering around 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 Celsius).
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At least five independent plants in the eastern province of Shandong have been ordered to cut operating rates as Beijing aims for blue skies for a regional summit in the port city of Qingdao in June.
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Davis, 22, could hardly have made a better start to the day under bright blue skies at The Australian Golf Course with six birdies in his first seven holes, including a chip-in at the seventh.
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Verstappen, who retired from the race in Texas last weekend with a gearbox problem, lapped the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit with a best time of one minute 19.137 seconds on a sunny morning with blue skies.
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The app includes the "Sky" feature, which allows users to "replace the sky in your photos with a new sky: blue skies, clouds, sunsets — even add northern lights to your pics," according to the app description.
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But if you're looking at the Somme Offensive, or any of the battles that were fought during summer, then there was green grass, there was blue skies; it was fought under very bright, sunny conditions. Yeah.
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UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the funding in his first Budget on Wednesday, stating that the goal was to create a "blue skies funding agency" that could fund crazy ideas that might lead to major breakthroughs.
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The benefits of the government's campaign are nonetheless being felt in the comparatively blue skies that have blessed Beijing and other cities that were a focus of the authorities' efforts, including in Shanxi's provincial capital, Taiyuan.
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With their images of palm trees and cloudless blue skies, the collages refer to a very different South from the one of Mr. Weston's origins — Memphis — but a story of cultural roots and routes still applies.
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At the same time, Munich's contemporary charm — under summer sun and clear blue skies, it was one of the most all-around pleasant cities I've visited this year — seems determined to distract you from that history.
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Tokyo (CNN)Under crisp blue skies, about 1,000 well-wishers turned out at the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo Monday to catch a glimpse of Japan's Princess Ayako and her groom Kei Moriya on their wedding day.
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The color has a number of advantages in this context, says Rama Chorpash, director of the industrial design MFA program at Parsons: Blue is widely liked, associated with blue skies, and gives off appropriately corporate vibes.
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In the adorable image, Chip can be seen reaching his arms out to his youngest child, who's pointing at his dad as an open field is visible in the background amid blue skies and fluffy white clouds.
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China's leadership is now promising blue skies ahead in a popular move to address an issue that has given rise to public protests across the country against the industrial smog that blights so many of its cities.
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China's push to switch from coal to gas in power generation and natural gas for residential use to improve air quality under its "blue skies" initiative will play a major role in driving demand, the IEA said.
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Many of city pop's biggest acts would also seek to channel the sounds of California into their jazzy, soft-rock radio songs, adorning their albums with imagery of vintage cars cruising along the coastline against impossibly blue skies.
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While foggy weather had initially delayed the royal helicopter from making the 28-mile flight to the Scilly Islands from the English mainland, William and Kate arrived on the rocky outcrop under bright sunshine and brilliant blue skies.
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The dreamy swirls of alabaster wind, golden orbs, and deep blue skies make it truly one-of-a-kind, but that doesn't mean there aren't hundreds of college kids hanging posters of the piece in their dorm rooms.
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Which you might not, as Hatsworth is one tough cookie of a cutesy platformer, its supremely testing difficulty spikes appearing like torrential rain and gale-force winds when you'd just been enjoying a nothing-but-blue-skies picnic.
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TILLET On the flip side of family-friendly TV, I'm assuming USA's "Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G." is a culmination of the network's move beyond blue skies to a grayer, more serious television lineup.
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At Yugang Beach, along a bay near the city center, a loudspeaker warned bathers to stay out of the water because of the "influence of the typhoon," though few seemed concerned given the blue skies and warm temperatures.
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High-level meetings in China are typically accompanied by a security crackdown - as well as uncharacteristically smog-free blue skies - with the stability-obsessed party not wanting to run the risk that anyone or anything offers a distraction.
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But Beijing residents may be thankful for one potential upside to the congress: As during other high-profile and politically sensitive events, officials are trying to create blue skies and clean air by shutting down factories and restricting traffic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will keep up its years-long battle against smog to ensure "blue skies" and promote a "revolution" in clean energy, President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday at the opening ceremony of a key Communist Party congress.
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Rain tapered off across the western region on Monday to reveal blue skies and a scorching sun that pushed temperatures well above 30 Celsius (86 Fahrenheit), fuelling fears of heat-stroke in areas cut off from power or water.
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The heart of the exhibition is the intriguing film "Isolated Above, Connected Down" (all works 2018), which starts off with dreamy views of white clouds and blue skies, as if to instill a contemplative state of mind in viewers.
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Wine School I'm sitting in my Manhattan apartment, but in my mind I'm far away, watching the ocean, glass of rosé in hand, staring out at the waves breaking under pale blue skies, sea breezes rustling the leaves above.
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"The images in this book show the vivid hues of the flames and fabrics, the intense blue skies, the sun-tanned faces and the myriad of colours of military camouflage," said author and senior IWM curator Ian Carter in a release.
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Rain tapered off across the western region battered by last week's downpour, revealing blue skies and scorching sun forecast to push temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F), fuelling fears of heatstroke in areas cut off from power or water.
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Saravia said she uses an editing software called Enlight Quickshot, which allows you to "replace the sky in your photos with a new sky: blue skies, clouds, sunsets — even add northern lights to your pics," according to the app description.
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Wexler, speaking from smoky Aspen, Colorado, near where blazes had recently charred the Rocky Mountains, noted these tiny particles — which at their largest are still 30 times thinner than a human hair — don't just transform blue skies into unsightly hazes.
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Previous industrial shutdowns at steel mills and petrochemical plants, such as near cities like Hangzhou in Zhejiang province to ensure blue skies before the high-profile G20 summit in September, were made in advance and gave operators time to prepare.
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Earlier on Thursday, before ascending, Ms. Price, the camera operator, had posted an image of the snow-capped volcano, looking beautiful but not exactly sweet under cloud-streaked blue skies, in a tweet capped off with the hashtag #exciting. Indeed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After two years of turbulence Novak Djokovic was flying high in clear blue skies again on Sunday after winning a fourth Wimbledon title he believes can act as a springboard to a glorious new chapter in his career.
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"As long as trade talks with China appear to be progressing, the stock market can look forward to blue skies for the next 4 weeks as 1st quarter earnings are revealed," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics, in a note to clients.
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Meyer Billurcu (co-founder, Blue Skies Turn Black): What's so great about Montreal is that even though we're such a small city, there are a million tiny artistic and musical scenes within it that are perpetually being born and dying and reborn anew.
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Similarly meditative, "A Glass Room" by Pol Clarissou from France has a slide show of photographs that you can scroll through in your own sequence, scenery, objects, and blue skies flickering on the walls of a digital room in a distorted narrative.
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One side has clear blue skies, tranquil leafy streets and supermarkets with imported food, where the 5m people of "First Space" people enjoy a whole 24 hours, whereas the 75m people of "Second Space" and "Third Space" get only 19903 hours each.
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So she picked up her camera and started taking photos of her surroundings in picturesque Utah, all blue skies and mountains looming over the home that she could barely leave because her baby was still too small to walk on his own.
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The optimism of video games, the absolute blue skies dream world of them, is delivered through the absolute certainty that your fist, your bullet, or your sword is going to make the world more just, more right, more good than it was before.
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The announcement made by commissioner Jay Monahan at high noon was jarring and at odds with the buzz at TPC Sawgrass as the world's top golfers went about their business while fans cheered and groaned with each shot under clear blue skies.
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The announcement made by commissioner Jay Monahan at high noon was jarring and at odds with the buzz at TPC Sawgrass as the world's top golfers went about their business while fans cheered and groaned with each shot under clear blue skies.
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The real question is whether the initial kick of seeing the pair reunited will be enough, especially since the movie's mix of blue skies, comedy and action is hardly a novelty, what with the "Fast & Furious" franchise having pretty well filled that lane.
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Two days after that announcement, under blue skies at a baseball diamond on the edge of San Francisco's financial district, the city's mayor, Ed Lee, threw out the first pitch for a charity event sponsored by that same utility, Pacific Gas & Electric.
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"I didn't take the driver much today and that's my bread and butter," she told Reuters in an interview on a typical British summer's day when early morning sunshine gave way to driving rain before the blue skies returned at the end of the round.
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Only intermittently was he able to surrender what he knew to what struck his eye—though he did so beautifully, in 1867, with unusually relaxed views of an old coastal fortress, in the South of France, awash in golden sunlight beneath piercingly blue skies.
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"From competition to cooperation, the Japan-China relationship is shifting to a new phase now," Mr. Abe said at an appearance with Mr. Li following a ceremonial welcome on Tiananmen Square that included a cannon salute and a review of troops under crisp blue skies.
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The roster is grim proof that things are still far from normal in Texas' largest city, despite some superficial signs that it is bouncing back, with traffic again clogging wide freeways under blue skies and Tex-Mex restaurants in the luckier neighborhoods thrumming with business.
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Credit... On a chilly fall morning in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the Queen Mary 2, the luxury liner known for its opulent black-tie dinners and ballroom dances, docked under blue skies while a fleet of 50 or so taxis jostled for position on the wharf.
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Finau, a big fan of the late Kobe Bryant, dropped in three birdies and an eagle in five holes to shoot a sizzling nine-under 143 under crystal blue skies to go to 214-under 215 in his bid for a second PGA Tour win.
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Whether rain or shine outside my window or inside my own head, SEGA's arcade "racer"—you're only ever really against the clock, rather than defined rivals, so inverted commas necessary—never fails: and that's largely because of those classically, artificially beautiful SEGA-blue skies.
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In a research paper presented this week at the general assembly of the European Geosciences Union in Vienna, three meteorologists argue that Munch's wavy red, yellow, and blue skies are in fact a representation of a rare nacreous or "mother-of-pearl" cloud formation.
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As bored people often do, they passed the time by chatting about the weather, periodically gazing out the windows of the hotel where they had set up their headquarters and confirming that the weather was still, regrettably, nice: blue skies, 210s, a bit muggy in the afternoons.
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NASA&aposs New Horizons mission , which flew by the dwarf planet in July 21.6, found that Pluto has towering mountains, but of water ice rather than rock; vast plains of frozen nitrogen and other exotic materials; and blue skies provided by a wispy atmosphere that contains no appreciable oxygen.
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Lange herself is a multiple nominee and Oscar-winner — taking home trophies for Best Supporting Actress in 1982's Tootsie and Best Actress in 1994's Blue Skies — who experienced her own fallow career period but rose, phoenix-like, thanks to a number of meaty roles on television.
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In our book, Blue Skies Over Beijing: Economic Growth and the Environment in China, Professor Siqi Zheng of Tsinghua University and I argue that rising demand for environmental protection in China is an emerging trend that will improve the standard of living in China and increase overall global sustainability.
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Under beautiful blue skies in the French capital, the fourth seed was broken twice early in the opening set before clawing her way back into the match from 5-1 down, by pinning her opponent behind the baseline and testing the Australian's backhand as she rediscovered her groundstrokes.
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Hundreds of factories were shut in the build up to the event to ensure crystal blue skies, flights in and out of Beijing were canceled for the parade's duration and, just to ensure that the city's airspace was safe, monkeys, falcons and dogs were deployed to scare away birds.
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It's tiny and you can lap the main square in around 10 minutes, but it's a gorgeous clear autumn day with bright blue skies and the town looks absolutely beautiful, particularly the town hall and the pristine white bandstand which is decorated with pumpkins and glorious fall foliage from Halloween.
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The work from this period is characterized by landscapes of rolling hills dotted with country houses, clumps of mushroom-like white trees that Nash depicts against crisp blue skies, and jagged waves — a stark contrast to the dynamic wartime works commissioned by the British military and Ministry of Information that propelled Nash to fame.
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"This fall we will build on this wave and energize, persuade and mobilize millions of voters to reject an agenda that is designed by and benefits corporate polluters -- and instead, elect candidates who will stand up for clean lakes and rivers, clear blue skies and saving our public lands," the group said in a statement.
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The latest drownings — which would push the death toll for the year to more than 2,000 people — are a reminder of the cruel paradox of the Mediterranean calendar: As summer approaches with blue skies, warm weather and tranquil waters prized by tourists, human trafficking along the North African coastline traditionally kicks into a higher gear.
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More than he wanted to kiss a woman, or hear a divine concerto performed by angels, or paint a perfect painting, he yearned to pass that exam and the interview that followed it and live out his remaining brief life on a grassy hill, under blue skies, among normal people and not only rapidly aging children and their instructors.
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Tyler's series of models falling from the sky came several years after Ryan McGinley made this one of his visual trademarks; his series of retro Americana shot against bright blue skies came at least five years after that became the signature style of Alex Prager; his photos of lips are incredibly similar to shots by Rankin and Marilyn Minter.
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To have Delta Squad go about its business under crystal-clear blue skies just wouldn't have worked—and you can see how that visual messaging has been brought through to the latest Gears entry, Gears of War 4, with its oppressive weather, threatening shadows, and fire-fights set against the blackness of a never-ending night.
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Hacker and Pierson argue persuasively that the 20th-century change that enabled them to create extraordinary wealth for all was "effective governance" — reflected in such crucial foundations of a "mixed economy" as better physical infrastructure, health care and education for the masses, and generous funding for "blue skies research" that made possible everything from antibiotics to the Internet.
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Where Wild Hunt wore its most serious of faces for the longest time, breaking the glowering only for some awful am-dram and stuffed-animal sexy-times, Blood and Wine is easier on the gloom and doom, ostensibly one long monster hunt set against a gloriously green-and-gold backdrop of verdant southern lands, all sunflowers and blue skies.
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Literally anyone can see within certain windows close to elections who bought what ads, maybe who bought it as like Citizens for Blue Skies and you have to figure out who they really are, but there's a record of this, and there's talk now on Capitol Hill about making social media properly account for this kind of advertising as well.
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Granite-colored clouds largely gave way to blue skies on Monday, and zipping winds and clacking rains were replaced by a different soundtrack: the helicopters that roared and hovered above Wilmington; leaf-blowers and chain saws that cleaned up Charlotte; and the soft swirl of the still-rising Cape Fear River that menaced Fayetteville as it flowed under the Person Street Bridge.
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GINKEL HEATH, Netherlands (AP) — Parachutes glowing gold and white against clear blue skies, hundreds of paratroopers floated to the ground in the eastern Netherlands on Saturday to mark the 75th anniversary of a daring but ultimately unsuccessful mission that Allied commanders hoped would bring a swift end to World War II.Operation Market Garden dropped nearly 35,000 paratroopers deep behind enemy lines in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Here's something I learned last weekend: you could search to the ends of the earth, see bleeding sunsets, crystal-clear oceans, cavernous blue skies, and vistas stretching further than you could ever conceive, and still, the closest you would ever get to finding the meaning of life would be in a sweaty club in Hackney, jostling your body against others' and shout-singing along to ABBA's many hits.
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Get your teeth bleached at Cosmetica Soldiers sipping sparkling wine at Infa Surveying thousands of chickens at Junggeflügelschau Testing out a VR flight simulator at CeBIT Blue skies at Agritechnica Freaky advertising makes for an unusual dining experience at Hanover Messe Taking a breather at Hanover Messe Vendors at WBK International need dummies to show off weapons accessories Earnest crowd at a CeBIT demonstration Drone testing at Hanover Messe Dress shoes spotted at Agritechnica Elegant plant life at CeBIT Wedding styles at Trau Bored booth workers await customers at CeBIT Get your teeth bleached at Cosmetica Soldiers sipping sparkling wine at Infa Surveying thousands of chickens at Junggeflügelschau Testing out a VR flight simulator at CeBIT Blue skies at Agritechnica Freaky advertising makes for an unusual dining experience at Hanover Messe Taking a breather at Hanover Messe Vendors at WBK International need dummies to show off weapons accessories Earnest crowd at a CeBIT demonstration Drone testing at Hanover Messe Dress shoes spotted at Agritechnica Elegant plant life at CeBIT Wedding styles at Trau Bored booth workers await customers at CeBIT Trade shows suck. Really.
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