If I saw her bobbing her head, I started bobbing my head.
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Fatima could see their skullcaps bobbing above the flowery hedge.
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It's like a bobbing cork in a very angry stream.
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Have you been bobbing your head to "Babe" by Sugarland?
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Our boat is gently bobbing in the sunshine in Vestfjorden.
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That screen, bobbing up and down like a Pixar lamp.
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Eileen saw his head bobbing in the crowded sitting room.
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If bobbing for apples is on the agenda, think again.
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"I noted his head bobbing back and forth," the officer wrote.
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" The sportswriter Murray Olderman remembers, "His head was bobbing almost uncontrollably.
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Think of a hurricane like a cork bobbing in a stream.
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Jengkol beans, as fat as silver dollars, bobbing in chile sauce.
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Your head is level, looking ahead, lightly bobbing with each footfall.
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It has been bobbing between positive and negative territory all morning.
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It was the body of Carreon, his sneakers bobbing above the water.
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Bobbing power plants can be destroyed in an instant by freak waves.
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Bobbing for apples has been a popular Halloween custom since the 1800s.
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The thing I noticed most while bobbing around in 49-degree seas .
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Now he's smack in the mainstream, an original delightfully bobbing among revivalists.
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"He was bobbing and weaving all day," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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We're not just talking about bobbing your head a little - we mean dance.
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LONDON — Panting, pounding, thrusting, bobbing, bouncing, gurgling, knocking, wiggling — are you uncomfortable yet?
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It prevents your head from bobbing and thereby lets you sleep more soundly.
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She pictures octopuses bobbing in the sea, their tentacles curling around each other.
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The video captures Phillips as he walks into the crowd of bobbing teens.
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Through a window behind him, boats were seen bobbing in the East River.
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But there's no bobbing for apples because that's kind of like making out.
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For the last few minutes, she'd been staring at his bobbing ass, transfixed.
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Or at least violently head bobbing like he usually does in music videos.
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Bobbing for apples used to be more than just a splashy party game.
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There's a fun party game for you when you've finished bobbing for apples.
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The family remembers his feet bobbing and hitting the stairs —— Mills: Oh, wow.
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Good luck getting through it without bobbing along to all the nostalgic goodness.
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He was fast and alert, like an amphibian, popping and bobbing around me.
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Ms. Butler-Short took the stage, her substantial, bejeweled gold lamé millinery bobbing.
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Once the show started, he immediately started bobbing his head to the music.
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The installation can be seen bobbing in the East River through January 3.
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In other words, the study of human-made objects bobbing about in space.
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Apple bobbing isn't, on the face of it, the most child-friendly game.
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Originally bobbing for apples was used in the art of divination to predict matters of the heart and prospected marriages, but nowadays, bobbing for apples has become a well-known and enjoyable party game for both young and old alike.
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But it keeps bobbing up, dancing around so I can barely see my surroundings.
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It's an ebullient shot of about 21 young people swaying, waving, bobbing, and smiling.
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"I think it will still be bobbing around in the loch somewhere," he said.
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In the footage, the animal can be seen initially bobbing around near the dock.
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After a few minutes, instinctively, my head started bobbing in time with the music.
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But modern Americans may be more familiar with another, similar activity: bobbing for apples.
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Our lives were different then — apple bobbing was just a twinkle in our eyes.
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It has found a perch by a bookshelf, and is bobbing saucily at me.
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I'm bouncing along with the roomful of bobbing ponytails, feeling Beyoncé in my bones.
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Bobbing back and forth between Toronto and New York, Masia eventually moved to Hollywood.
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Videos taken by those on shore show passengers' heads bobbing briefly above the water.
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You're bobbing around sober for a while, until suddenly the DJ flicks a switch.
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The kayakers bobbing on the East River will now be joined by helicopters overhead.
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And she's got them down to a tee, complete with a bobbing head nod.
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Bobbing boat fenders and other parts had washed into the mud along the banks.
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Several times at night, Soto looked across the valley at flashlights bobbing in forests.
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I'm lying on my back, bobbing up and down as overhead fluorescent lights race by.
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Warning: It's three minutes of a shirtless Elgort bobbing his head to his own music.
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Over the weekend, a sign could be seen bobbing above the crowd in downtown Beirut.
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Most of the icebergs bobbing in the North Atlantic broke off the Greenland ice sheet.
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Bobbing on the boards between sets, pelicans passed silently, very near, just skimming the water.
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She soon took off running in the 1,20163 meters, her hair bobbing in a ponytail.
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Did you get fucked up on fruit punch with plastic spiders bobbing around inside it?
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"There was a lot of head-bobbing and parasol-swirling, smiley-faced action," he said.
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But imagine him bobbing his head vigorously and occasionally pantomime dancing for the full effect.
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Think cooking with one hand, using a lighter instead of a stove, bobbing for supplies.
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Honey; all I want is to be a balloon bouncing, bobbing, and flowing through life together.
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We were bobbing in the water, clear sky all around us; the sea was relatively calm.
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Watch the performance above and also probably find yourself bobbing your head involuntarily like I did.
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Dear Diary: Second cup in hand,From my window perchI see the bobbing umbrellas on 3rd.
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Do we dance, bobbing our heads as we did to the full-bop "Shake It Off"?
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A tiny fiberglass island is bobbing up and down in the San Francisco Bay right now.
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Nearly every table has a view of those bobbing boats, as well as Fire Island ferries.
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We see images of a cockatiel violently bobbing its head like a teenager at a concert.
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You never know what you'll find bobbing around in Times Square, washed free by the tides.
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Now, his 11- and 3-year-old daughters' toys were bobbing in dirty, sewage-tainted water.
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Certain birds have even been known to understand tempo by bobbing their heads to a beat.
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For Igel, a former ship navigator, bobbing offshore under the cover of darkness is second nature.
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It then lost traction though and spent the next few hours bobbing between $1.2480 and $1.2460.
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It then lost traction though and spent the next few hours bobbing between $1.2480 and $1.2460.
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The final line devolves into shadowboxing—Jones bobbing and weaving like a mean-mugging Buster Keaton.
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How often do you see a giant balloon of a penguin bobbing along down the street?
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Bobbing at the surface, I noticed three fishing boats with gear I later learned was illegal.
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Noor was staring at Tablet, their Tablet, clucking and muttering to herself, head bobbing back and forth.
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If you were lucky, you might even see a teeny-tiny baby claw bobbing along behind it.
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A few months ago, the bobbing yellow balloons of an open house compelled me to pull over.
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Sterling rose to $1.31, bobbing around the same levels it has for much of the past week.
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No prosecutor wants to find himself suddenly out of office, missing or bobbing lifelessly in Manila Bay.
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Later, two roe deer sprang out of a bush, their white tails bobbing as they pranced away.
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She sets off in that direction, her backpack —half-unzipped, its contents visibly jostling — bobbing behind her.
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Sterling rose to $1.31, bobbing around the same levels it has for much of the past week.
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A gaggle of inert sea lions sat atop one bobbing green lane buoy, watching us go by.
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Over on the Hudson River, it was common to see mounds of worthless garbage go bobbing by.
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Bobbing for apples is a game in which participants try to bite apples without using their hands.
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One was on display bobbing up and down in a tank, moving with its tentacle-like legs.
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The significance of this fruit likely evolved into the modern-day Halloween tradition of bobbing for apples.
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Anthony Taylor danced the cautionary dance with his partner, head bobbing, looking for a moment to strike.
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And all the while bobbing up and down, moaning and trying to breath through our noses. Easy?
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Bunches of dried herbs hang from exposed roof timbers, and large windows overlook boats bobbing at moorings.
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At the other end, a weathered windmill stands against a backdrop of boats bobbing in the harbor.
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The shiny birthday balloons bobbing over a spotless dining table were there to commemorate her brother's birthday.
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I thank him and turn away to watch the ducks bobbing in green lines on the river.
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He once tweeted that the way Obama exited Air Force One, "hopping and bobbing," was inelegant and unpresidential.
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The plays, after all, were "written for whole-body acting," not "a twitching eyebrow and bobbing Adam's apple".
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In the clip, the bird can be seen bobbing along to the beat, raising and lowering his feet.
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The tall ship is a swaying, bobbing, hundred-foot-high jungle gym, an ocean away from helicopter parents.
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Nearly 400 miles off the Massachusetts coast, a self-sailing, solar-powered, boat is bobbing along all alone.
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"I don't know her," she replied, smiling and bobbing her head with a "let's wrap this up" nod.
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But without a job, "I felt like I was free-floating, bobbing along on the ocean," she said.
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Though its sonic palette is different, the quartet shares some head-bobbing proclivities with Guiliana's "Beat Music" project.
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Frazier's of head movement did not rely on bobbing at the knees but on bending at the waist.
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This is the land of so-called nodding donkeys, the bobbing pumpjacks that dot the flat, hot terrain.
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There you will see people bobbing in and out of the crosswalk, hoping to snap the perfect sunset.
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These are served bobbing in bowls of borscht, or barszcz, a sour beet soup the color of garnet.
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He often answers questions on Facebook Live while bobbing up and down on some piece of exercise equipment.
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Lost Boys swigged White Bull (the local beer) next to hardened guerrillas bobbing their heads to reggae rap.
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Someone grabbed the heavy embroidered robe, and Freeman made his way down the steps, his dreadlocks bobbing. ♦
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Despite all the bobbing and weaving, Winterbottom knows when to pause the proceedings for a ripe, noirish exchange.
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How other ravers saw me, my hands darting skyward and my head bobbing to the beat, didn't matter.
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Many people spent the set with their eyes closed, slowly swaying and bobbing their heads to the music.
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That's particularly dicey, since you have to hit a smaller target that's bobbing about in the vast ocean.
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Members of the community of Sitka, Alaska, participate in a fish-head bobbing contest at the Sitka Seafood Festival.
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There were no extending stages or flying pop stars or Drake-esque giant ball collections bobbing over the crowd.
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He recounts a rough and awe-inspiring trip on a bobbing boat to make images of the sizzling sea.
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Encounter the area a second time, and it might be strings of hot air balloons bobbing in the breeze.
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The installation, named Dobberend Bos, or "bobbing forest" in Dutch, will be released into the city's harbor in March.
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As he contended with the powerful currents, his head bobbing in the waves, his eyes became bleary with exhaustion.
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Afterward, I headed to Newcastle harbor, where around 2,000 people were bobbing around in kayaks on the shipping lane.
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The white tails of endangered Key deer, which normally stay on their refuge, were seen bobbing along US 1.
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Runhappy was playful and energetic, bobbing his head around and frequently attempting to nibble on various parts of John.
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The array will be he powered by a lithium battery within a bright orange buoy bobbing at the surface.
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One was on display in a fish tank on Tuesday at the DSEI arms fair, bobbing up and down.
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Reporters are invited to tour the athletes' village, but not the ship, bobbing in place at the Pier Mauá.
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"He is sitting very erect in his chair and he's swerving and bobbing just like a conductor," he said.
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I invented a game that I played with my friends at the movies: bobbing for popcorn with our tongues.
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Its head-bobbing opening track, "Executive Life," gradually accrues layers and colors, in an unhurried and chilled-out way.
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The LED-powered lanterns came to light, bobbing up and down as we glided down the parkway at sunset.
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This song from Galactic, featuring Miss Charm Taylor, should have you bobbing your head if not stomping your feet.
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Your Alymovs [Sergei Alymov was a showcase hack poet] are specters bobbing in the wake of a foreign tourist.
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The sewage, garbage and overfishing were slowly choking his livelihood, he said, pointing at bags bobbing in the water.
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The door wouldn't open, so she began "dancing" around the lobby, bobbing and weaving her body to and fro.
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For my purposes, a big bowl of clams bobbing around in a broth of their own qualifies as soup.
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"Cute!" they echoed in Avalon Park, as they admired dogs trotting on leashes and ducks bobbing in the pond.
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Strangers threw their arms around each other's shoulders, the crowd bobbing low to the saturnine beats as one organism.
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Yet the contrast between their meticulous stalking and the clubgoers' relaxed bobbing reveals the inevitable mayhem of underground crime.
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"I was mourning a life raft that had kept me, silly as it was, bobbing above the fray," she writes.
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Well before we were bobbing our heads to the group's long-awaited second album, we were admiring their signature hairstyles.
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I knew it this because Cozmo was snoring, its small cube-like head bobbing up and down with each breath.
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Just look at how energetic Justin is in this vid ... bobbing, weaving and grinning as he playfully boxes his driver.
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Though she seems to be constantly on the cusp of going under, she somehow remains steadfast, bobbing at life's surface.
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Grab your (key)board, paddle out, and spend some time bobbing in the calm waters of the worldwide web. Now?
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Landing on the ground seems like a much easier task than hitting a tiny ship bobbing on the ocean's surface.
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He crowds both the plate and himself, pinched inward, shoulders hunched and hands bobbing around in front of his sternum.
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Green peppercorns have an intense floral flavor and can be found bobbing in various hot pots with green chili oil.
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I laugh every time I see one waddling around, their bobbing heads too big for their dumb, poorly-balanced bodies.
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We spotted the lone gannet's yellow head bobbing as he perched high on a dark granite outcrop, exhibiting nesting behaviors.
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It's totally hilarious to watch it goofily flail around the obstacles with its tail wagging and its head bobbing around.
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While you can taste the wheat and caramel notes from the bread, you won't find croutons bobbing in your brew.
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She danced a little bit, bobbing around, before nuzzling her head into his shoulder and draping her wings around him.
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Bangladesh-Myanmar border (CNN)At first they are just specks in the distance, blobs of color bobbing on the water.
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He has absorbed the Japanese habits of gently bobbing the head in agreement and executing a well-timed farewell bow.
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In a city that has everything, it can be easy to overlook the tramway's gondolas bobbing alongside the Queensboro Bridge.
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Is it true that apple-bobbing was a Druid rite where participants were either scalded or beheaded for human sacrifice?
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A computer keyboard sprouts roots; flowers rest tastefully on a laptop; vines wrap a bobbing smartphone in an earthy embrace.
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Performing live in the Spotify studios, the bassist Jahmal Nichols keeps this quintet steadily bobbing with a simple clave pattern.
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It's in a treacherous spot: bobbing and dunking in the Niagara River just above the cascading chaos of Niagara Falls.
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But as he entered a water world, bobbing along to a carnival tune, I sank back into my seat, mesmerized.
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Glittered with groove and head bobbing inducing basslines, it's a refreshing contrast to Toronto's often heavy and low distorted sounds.
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Her blond head was a beacon, bobbing next to the booth where a D.J. was tending to a mesmerizing simmer.
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It's slightly sweet from brown sugar, and there may also be a few lemons, onions, and peppers bobbing in it.
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He captured video of the Coast Guard rescue while he and the female passenger waited, calmly bobbing in the water.
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After a run through the bobbing, stop-and-start melody, Ms. Horn traded improvisations with the tenor saxophonist Stacy Dillard.
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Two new ones, however, are aiming to solve the pesky bobbing head problem that most pillows can't fix on airplanes.
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At the center of it was a sailboat, where visitors could perch, bobbing on a sea of their own detritus.
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The crowds were ceaseless all summer, as they are much of the year — bobbing, weaving, snapping away, denying quiet contemplation.
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Looking up, I saw the jellyfish hovering above, bobbing softly in the blackness like an immense Portuguese man-of-war.
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On June 21, Beahm tweeted a 30 second video of his head bobbing around à la the DVD Video screensaver.
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Apple bobbing, once a way to get close to potential suitors during autumnal gatherings, is adopted in the playful imagery.
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I came offstage bobbing in a sea of emotional inertia and physical exhaustion, my brain and my body screaming for stability.
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As you can see, her persistent stylist is doing some major bobbing and weaving in order to get the job done.
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"They look for my little head bobbing along to the music," Tait said at a special post-show presentation on Oct.
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Smoke spirals into the night, from cigarettes held between fingers that are high in the air, bobbing along to the beat.
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If you wear them at a relatively loose fitting, they'll also generate noise from bobbing up and down while you walk.
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Another was the sheer enthusiasm of their subject, surfing away from Leeson, bobbing in the Atlantic holding an underwater camera kit.
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The drive contained photos of sea lions, and a video of someone kayaking, with a seal bobbing around in the background.
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Really, they moved like Sims characters, bobbing in place, as if controlled by someone who had walked away from the console.
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There's music in the background and at a certain point you see this woman just bobbing her head to the music.
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"We Disappear," the group's latest and seventh record, streamlines both fatalist angst and misty-eyed ardor through head-bobbing guitar riffs.
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"Oh my God, those poor people, oh no!" someone says in the background as the water crashes into the bobbing boats.
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It turned out to be more a lawn than a beach, but soon we were bobbing along in the cool water.
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"Her name was Sue," he said, bobbing his head to a Shawn Mendes song that was playing on the sound system.
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Its ads promise a life full of aromatherapy, desserts decorated with spun sugar and happy, healthy babies bobbing in infinity pools.
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Even with pineapples bobbing about, it's barely fun to look at, and I've seen more personality in a strip mall DMV.
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It's a beautiful location, from the boats bobbing in the bay's crystal sea to the brilliant, almost Sega-blue sky above.
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I imagined her far out at sea, on the other side of a swell, a white spot bobbing in the water.
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His five-inch lime-green mohawk stretched sideways, from ear to ear, like a tiara, bobbing forward as he rapped expletives.
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As our guide, Victoria Ramirez, led us toward the house, a bevy of quail ran across the lawn, plume feathers bobbing.
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Instead, there's an endearing innocence to his bobbing and weaving from one temporary home — and one big-hearted woman — to another.
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And because he was, so was I. During the show I saw my son bobbing along, head swaying, getting into it.
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Ronan was also given food rewards for his bobbing, suggesting that his musicality was learned rather than innate, Dr. Patel said.
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Ronan was also given food rewards for his bobbing, suggesting that his musicality was learned rather than innate, Dr. Patel said.
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In the desert plains outside Odessa, Texas, bobbing oil derricks stretch for miles, extracting the black gold economists call West Texas crude.
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And that's particularly baffling given that there are so many undercooked plot hooks bobbing around in this undercooked mess of a movie.
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If you crashed early on Saturday night, there won't be a repeat of that apple-bobbing fail — Monday-morning meetings, be damned.
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His movement is also mesmerizing - quick on his feet, his head bobbing slightly but constantly as he seeks new angles of attack.
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This mask could tell you which fish you are seeing as you are bobbing in the warm waters of Kauai, for example.
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Television images on Tuesday showed dozens of passengers hanging on to the keeling vessel or bobbing in the water wearing life jackets.
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On a network like Twitter, it's right on the surface, bobbing unpleasantly along down the stream with dog photos and journalist chatter.
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Rounding out the field of also-rans was: Beto O'Rourke, who always looks like he's bobbing and weaving in a boxing ring.
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No more is that more apparent than with Stargazy Pie, with its bobbing fish heads poking happily out of their pastry crust.
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The heavy muscles worked under his smooth, broad back as he virtually hurled his 218 pounds at the dodging, bobbing, dancing Clay.
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I wonder how long the rest of the group sat there, bobbing in the middle of the ocean, marveling at his chutzpah.
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The lechon is served with two sauces—a dark gravy and a small bowl of vinegar bobbing with chunks of red onion.
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As Albert and I headed for the door, she tore down the hallway, a piece of blue plastic bobbing in her hand.
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As Frazier ate uppercuts he was thrown into confusion, he couldn't stop bobbing at the waist because that was his entire style.
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Granted, the masses had yet to descend; maybe things would be different with a mob of bobbing bodies in that wave pool.
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Ever since I first visited Venice 15 years ago, having seen Italians happily bobbing along, I've wanted to pilot my own vessel.
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From the balcony where I was sitting only the slight rhythmic bobbing of a torso or head indicated a singer in action.
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Garbage cans are kept safely away from the curb, or they wind up bobbing up and down the road like wayward buoys.
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As the girls kept walking, Sherman hurried to stay with them, following so closely that his snout was bobbing on Sophie's shoulder.
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The footage showed roofs torn from houses and cars and debris bobbing along inundated streets battered by strong winds and heavy rains.
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The footage showed roofs torn from houses and cars and debris bobbing along inundated streets battered by strong winds and heavy rains.
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Nothing tops the views of the colorful sailboats bobbing in the River Derwent, however, from a perch on the waterfront deck outside.
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The young intern, however, was still squatting there in his living room, bobbing dreamily, eyes closed, in front of the news reports.
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The young girl gives chase, her ponytail bobbing, only pausing to shrug at the onlookers: What am I supposed to do with this?
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Because it spent nearly 500 days bobbing around on the ocean's surface, all it indicates is that the plane crashed into the water.
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Alexandre Hec learned this sitting on an inflatable boat bobbing off the coast of Hawaii as Mount Kīlauea poured lava into the sea.
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They watched as it quickly filled their living room, with the sofa, chair, and coffee table bobbing up and down in the water.
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For the past few years, the former child star has publicly struggled with substance abuse, bobbing in and out of the public eye.
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He won a lot of awards, but that Oscar — forever bobbing along at the edge of the screen — remained just out of reach.
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I didn't know who the fuck he was, but he wasn't bobbing his head or anything, so I was like I must suck.
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By contrast, The Shallows featured numerous close-ups of Lively's glistening butt, bobbing out of the water like two buoys on a surfboard.
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More than once, a flock of terns or a bobbing seal tipped me off to a fishy spot I might otherwise have overlooked.
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Joe Falcone looked past the snow-covered sand to the surf and saw a fleet of humans bobbing up and down on boards.
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We meet the teenage Miles Morales in his bedroom, alone, doodling and bobbing his head to the bouncy hit about a dysfunctional relationship.
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Not bobbing down the waves on boogie boards, or falling asleep under umbrellas with books in one hand and drinks in the other.
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All the tennis fans could see at first were Osaka's bright pink visor and her bundle of hair, bobbing up and down rhythmically.
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The flooding in Key Largo had small boats bobbing in the streets next to furniture and refrigerators like rubber toys in a bathtub.
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Battered and erratic, they are bobbing just under the surface, trying to stay afloat until, they hope, their play improves and reinforcements arrive.
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Monday, on Dupont Circle, a "15 foot blow up Bush" actually drew throngs of people throwing shoes at the bobbing and dipping effigy.
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I would lean against my standing desk and dance while pounding out e-mails, bobbing in solidarity with the rest of the team.
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You might think you've gotten sick of this song, and then you hear it again and you're subconsciously head-bobbing the entire time.Portugal.
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Still, the tradition of bobbing for apples, and even apples as a symbol of candy, derived from a practice founded entirely by women.
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As a result, I was bobbing and stepping around the rubber mat, arms moving, while the virtual version of me went virtually nowhere.
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The bobbing and weaving of characters into and out of the frame provides tension in a film that largely treats its subjects gently.
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Simply titled "Grey" or "White #4," these works depict bobbing, crystallized forms, as if caught in resin, and have a wonderfully hushed rhythm.
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Even when he breaks from the swimming/drowning trope, he's still bobbing up and down: his head in the clouds, body on the ground.
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It has 13 miles more before it rends completely, and a chunk of ice the size of Delaware goes bobbing into the Weddell Sea.
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One of those things is a brain ball, a collection of stem cells that biologists have coaxed into a bobbing tangle of living neurons.
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She references Mr. Trash Wheel — Baltimore's adorable water wheel that captures the waste bobbing down the Jones Falls River before it reaches the ocean.
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Taking a request to zoom in, their cameras homed in on the backbone, covered in red bone-eating worms (Osedax) bobbing in the current.
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His name is Theo, and soon the two are meeting regularly under the stars — she on the rock, he always bobbing in the ocean.
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Once again, Hicks seems to be bobbing and weaving her way around the news cycle, much like she has her entire time with Trump.
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The Coyotes have been corpses bobbing in the water since December and the Hurricanes collapsed like a Jenga tower stacked in, well, a hurricane.
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The bongo drums had synchronized, the beat bobbing up and down in tandem, while the maracas and hand-claps wove together to support them.
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"Training for my next role #firsttimeboxing #trainthebrain #holycardio #loveit," she captioned a video of herself impressively bobbing, weaving and throwing jabs with a trainer.
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That being said, apple-bobbing seems kind of gross—a bunch of kids biting apples from a communal bowl and getting saliva in there.
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The variety of watercraft churning between the bobbing jetties was bewildering, ranging from high-speed long tail boats to private vessels and public ferries.
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"The audience, for the most part, is awake because they are bobbing up and down and we sit there, stone faced," Ginsburg said. Lol.
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Instead it rides the rising waves, bobbing up again and again, drifting farther away from land it was not meant for, from everything familiar.
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The swim club's president plans to meet with the fisherman on Wednesday, and hopes for an amicable resolution that will send Daphne bobbing home.
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He would enter, cross himself and then walk the aisles of the church, bobbing his head and never stopping to sit in the pews.
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It's rare now for Ronnie to look out into the crowd and not see a sea of backcombed bouffants bobbing away in her direction.
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I had no tether now, was floating like those enormous balloon creatures bobbing above a parade, meant to instill joy but often causing terror.
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Less than a minute into the one-mile race, Eskenforadrink lurched and began to stagger, her head bobbing unnaturally as she struggled to stand.
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Beginning late last year, fishermen were coming across the scarred and emaciated carcasses of dolphins, sometimes five a day, bobbing up to the surface.
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Add a strenuous activity, and many headlamps are bobbing up and down, giving you cramps in your neck, and headaches, too, in my experience.
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Sometimes they raise a hand in greeting, but mostly they look off into the distance, bobbing their heads to the music in their earbuds.
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In past hurricanes, flooding at dozens of farms also left hundreds of thousands of dead hogs, chickens and other decomposing livestock bobbing in floodwaters.
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Along comes Calder with his motorized mobiles, art machines that looked like toys, with bobbing abstract forms that suggested flowers, or fish, or planets.
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The pulsars and the Earth behave like buoys on the surface of a choppy spacetime sea, bobbing up and down as the waves pass by.
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It is particularly not fitting for an demigod like Bartolo Colon, a man who deserves more than a rictus grin and a constantly bobbing head.
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He would walk in, cross himself and then pace the aisles of the church, bobbing his head without ever stopping to sit in the pews.
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All the while, June continues bobbing back and forth on the bed, reminding you Fred is still assaulting her, even if you can't see him.
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In a weird twist, the Falcon 9 still managed to survive its fall into the deep sea waters and is bobbing intact in the Atlantic.
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One year it's all about Left Shark, and the next you're bobbing for apples with four Cardi B look-alikes at the company Halloween party.
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The flight attendants grabbed my skull, but I was able to maneuver around them, bobbing and weaving my head as if in a boxing match.
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On this special day of the year, the world puts aside all differences to give these majestic, fluffy, head bobbing birds the recognition they deserve.
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"The French haircut is a lot like French toast or French fries," says Bourquin in a thick accent, a skinny cigarette bobbing between his lips.
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I remember the first time this happened: My whole body was covered except for a circle of white — my stomach, bobbing out of the water.
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It is summer on Long Island, and everywhere you look, there are outdoor decks with umbrella tables and views of boats bobbing in the distance.
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They estimated hundreds of tons of plastic fragments bobbing in the surface waters there, with even more plastic likely piling up on the seafloor below.
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It was common to see a table tennis player, a rower, and a swimmer all bobbing up and down on the elliptical while watching Netflix.
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At times, when his band mates were thrashing around him, his bass lines felt both rooted and freely bobbing, a bell buoy in heavy seas.
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I had to stay completely still because I still had vertigo so even the littlest bit of bobbing my head would send my eyes spinning.
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A group of chic Parisians was bobbing absent-mindedly to "San Francisco," by the Gallic rock legend Johnny Hallyday, which was blasting through the foyer.
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On my visit, a hot weekend in late June, Hyde Park was packed, with the Serpentine Lake filled with rented paddle boats bobbing around it.
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Most of the time, the camera misfires, capturing not critters but other, more mundane but still ghostly movement — usually branches bobbing in a silent wind.
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He loves water, and she had to make sure he didn't stray into the currents bobbing with garbage and portable toilets unmoored from construction sites.
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This was not, to put it mildly, an attractive workplace environment for a club bobbing in and out of the Premier League every few years.
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One pool that remains bobbing in New York Harbor in 2017 — combining traits of the many pools that came before her — is Floating Pool Lady.
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Sunflower fields pop up, vast and Technicolor-yellow like an alternate vision of Oz, and every so often there's a pump jack, bobbing for oil.
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The water was chilling at night, but the sun baked the clusters of bobbing men during the day, and their drinking water soon ran out.
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These measures will keep the basement — in essence, a watertight vessel — from bobbing like a giant cork from the upward pressure exerted by surrounding groundwater.
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On his new album, "Reach," Mr. Sands drifts comfortably among swinging postbop ("Armando's Song"), eloquent balladry ("Somewhere Out There") and backbeat-driven head-bobbing ("Gangstalude").
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She ran off the mat after her last routine with her tongue out, bobbing her head back and forth, a huge smile on her face.
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The boat was bobbing in calm, blue, shallow water some 500 yards from Turkey Point, which houses two of America's oldest operating commercial nuclear reactors.
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The group is still barnstorming the jam-band circuit, melting jam-band vamps into electronic dance music loops under neo-psychedelic lights, keeping heads bobbing.
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In the videos, he's seen bobbing his head to the music before panning out to the colossal crowd waving glowsticks and singing along with the group.
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At the construction site of the new Whitney Museum of American Art, chief operating officer John Stanley recalls "mechanical equipment bobbing like corks" in the floodwaters.
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The third booster was expected to land around 20 seconds later on a SpaceX drone ship bobbing 300 miles off the coast in the Atlantic Ocean.
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But no exercise is perfect, and bobbing up and down can get monotonous, so you've got to figure out some way to make squats more interesting.
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When Ms. Horani arrived with a large Arabic music selection on her smartphone, the scruffy interior was transformed into a bobbing sea of dancing head scarves.
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The crowd, which had been salsa dancing to the previous act, were now bobbing their heads and embracing the disruptive hip-hop energy his music brings.
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A boisterous, bobbing boner could be taken as a sign of unwanted sexual attention, or the result of sexualized gawking that could make others feel uncomfortable.
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Even as groups of migrants were detained on the beaches, more arrived by taxi in Didim, a popular holiday resort with yachts bobbing in its marina.
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"Look," exclaimed Habib Joseph Dagher, executive director of the university's Advanced Structures and Composites Center here, pointing to a minuscule figure perched on the bobbing deck.
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For maybe two seconds, a second camera goes to the grown Hanks children in the audience, each of them singing along and bobbing their heads, too.
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Bobbing for apples is not really a part of the Samhain tradition itself, but was introduced into it with the arrival of the Romans into Britain.
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His girlfriend stood demurely to the left of the stage, smoking a blunt while bobbing cooly to the music as thousands of people screamed his lyrics.
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Nana was likely nearby—maybe chatting with my mother on the couch to the left of papa's chair, their curly blonde hair bobbing as they laughed.
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"You literally could not see her face as she spoke; just the hat bobbing up and down," Barbara Bush wrote in "Barbara Bush: A Memoir" (1994).
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At the McKittrick Hotel in Chelsea, the affair was a benefit for Planned Parenthood, complete with a bobbing sea of elaborate wigs, capes, bodysuits and sequins.
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All of the cheeses are displayed in a pristine stainless-steel basin, bobbing in a light brine, when the store opens for business at 10 a.m.
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We see police surrounding the venue, and even as the driest Communist blood runs through their veins, we see their capped heads bobbing to the beats.
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Yuyang Liu stood aboard a Chinese trawler bobbing off the coast of Guinea-Bissau not long ago, trying with all his might to keep his breakfast down.
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The release says a "good Samaritan" notified authorities of the buoyant oddity bobbing south of Pensacola on Saturday evening, and multiple agencies searched the area that night.
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Teeth placement, and jaw stress, and suction, and gag reflex, and all the while bobbing up and down, moaning and trying to breathe through our noses. Easy?
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Like Boards of Canada's magical realist flips on 90s dancefloor tropes, Abysma's a record for head-bobbing in an easy chair, contemplating your place in the world.
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He watched her passport rise gradually out of the back pocket of her jeans in time with the rhythmic bobbing of her buttocks as she sucked him.
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Filmed off the coast of Sheltand, UK, the clip above shows an orca lunging toward a seal that's calmly bobbing around in the shallows by some rocks.
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Yet still he's energetically bounding around the gym, punching bags, using the speedball and bobbing and weaving like a man half—OK: maybe a third—his age.
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Children's Books Once upon a time, five identical little girls in pretty matching dresses with bobbing brown ringlets played for an audience who watched them through windows.
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He has sailed past more than a few dead bodies, including the corpse of a man bobbing in the water last month, his legs bound in rope.
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Before I knew it, we were airborne, bobbing a little in the early summer breeze and then soaring over the mansions and golf courses of Westchester County.
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Deftly bobbing and weaving while answering questions, Mr. Pompeo insisted that the senators shouldn't de-link Mr. Trump's statements and actions from administration policy statements and actions.
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They were standing at baggage claim at the airport in Bucharest when they finally spotted Constantin, hours behind schedule, bobbing toward them in his foster mother's arms.
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He's been vice president for two years, and contrary to general impressions, his duties have not been limited to following the president around and bobbing his head.
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From the moment the piano starts up in Styles' debut single, it's hard to keep yourself from unconsciously bobbing your head to the rhythm of the song.
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BRANSON, Mo. — The image from Table Rock Lake that onlookers say they will never forget is the heads, one after another, bobbing in the wild, darkened water.
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Darwish described spotting a fishing boat about a kilometer away and desperately trying to attract its attention, afraid it would not see his head bobbing above the waves.
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It is certainly a confusing look for the kickboxers he fights because bobbing and weaving is not really a part of the kickboxing game to any real degree.
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In the studio, we lean into the single microphone like bobbing birds to speak our parts, trying not to stumble on the Chinese grammar filled with English words.
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The Navy did not know of the sinking for a few days, when an anti-sub patrol airplane spotted an oil spill and survivors bobbing in the water.
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The "Parenting Hack: Kitchen Aid Bouncer w/ White Noise" includes a baby bouncer bobbing up and down as a mixer — yes, a mixer — spins around, Scary Mommy reports.
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The submersible quadcopter is designed to launch from an underwater station or vehicle (like a submarine, for example), bobbing to the surface from depths of hundreds of feet.
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" Lloyd Parry explains, "In the space of five minutes, the entire community of 80 houses had been physically uprooted and thrust, bobbing, against the barrier of the hills.
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The 63-year-old man in the backseat was asleep, his head bobbing gently with the motion of the car as it sped across the Golden Gate Bridge.
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The song "One Love" by Bob Marley came on the radio and Ms. Morones said she looked over to Scamp, who with his dreadlocks, was bobbing his head.
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Bobbing among the salt towers, Mr. Ben Zaken pointed out similar structures on the shore, where the water has receded, now brown and gray, and some toppled over.
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She brightens and so does "Tully," which morphs into a female-friendship movie, complete with a nostalgic girls-wanna-have fun playlist calculated for maximum audience head-bobbing.
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"Skeleton Key" crams hooks into its bobbing bassline and crunchy guitars, while the tongue-in-cheek "Flat Earth" uses the conspiracy theory as a metaphor for personal stagnation.
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A few containers were still bobbing in the North Sea on Friday, imperiling sea traffic, and 22 had washed ashore by Friday afternoon, safety officials in Friesland said.
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Around this time last year, the company shot off a rocket and brought it back by gently, precisely landing it upright on a drone ship bobbing on the ocean.
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Photo: Adam Clark EstesJust north of Amsterdam's most famous canals, there's an island of fat bobbing up and down in the sea by a wharf in a former shipyard.
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A particular Creed II scene felt like many others I've seen before: it begins with a light punch, a bobbing of the head, and a rope skip or two.
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And a year prior, Sophina DeJesus incorporated dance moves like the head-bobbing Dab and widely popular Whip/Nae Nae into her floor routine — scoring a 9.925 from judges.
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The disquieting video shows a huge number of red crabs shuffling and bobbing along the seafloor in a scene right out of some kind of twisted science fiction movie.
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She jokes around and scrunches up her face when she sings, eyes closed, head bobbing from side to side, the movie version of what a singing face looks like.
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Surfers bobbing in the ocean off Kona on the west side of the Big Island complained of the smog that could be seen in a haze over the coast.
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The road to Mr. Key and Mr. Peele's future as movie headliners, though, will take more than kittens, guns and a riff on gangbangers head-bobbing to George Michael.
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Overlooking the bobbing sailboats in the port of La Savina, this is one of the more formal places on the island, with its white tablecloths and elegantly prepared seafood.
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We spoke to Tony Locke, a writer and current-day Druid, to unpack the murky past of apple-bobbing and to better understand the occult significance of the apple.
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You're sat, bobbing gently, in the black saddle of a computer chair, squinting under endless beams of fluorescent light, pretending to do something with invoices or spreadsheets, or something.
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In retrospect, the track's stadium-sized energy also makes it a proto-EDM wonder, a dynamic blueprint for the genre's head-bobbing, fist-pumping bass drops and repetitive structures.
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One concession was that a Fifth Third credit card wound up in the rotation of disembodied heads, bobbing around at games next to Andre the Giant and Tom Crean.
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Yes, the puffs of meringue bobbing in lime crème anglaise are browned, but this is unmistakably the dessert that has disappeared into the mouths of a million French citizens.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Though a beloved member of an Australian swimming club, Daphne has a less-than-athletic figure and usually prefers bobbing gently in the water from the sidelines.
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Locals in frayed T-shirts and dreadlocks rubbed shoulders with people who'd arrived on dinghies from sailboats bobbing in deeper water, and a few other visitors from colder climates.
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Across the mahogany reading tables, I spied Dunia's tight curls bobbing as she glanced up from her books to smile at the parade of friends that stopped to chat.
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The light of its four candles were magnified by reflections in a curved piece of silver bobbing at the end of a wire, like part of a Calder mobile.
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So I began my solo adventure with goat soup, a $5 bowl of shredded red meat bobbing in a broth yellowed by turmeric, and bold with cardamom and cilantro.
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Paterson cocks an ear to listen to this human babble, bobbing in and out of its stream before heading over to the city's magnificent Great Falls to eat lunch.
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Berhane is a member of the Cofidis team, and right now he is weaving and bobbing through the countryside as several thousand men, women and children cheer him on.
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Naegel was 35, a journeyman bobbing in the backwaters of the sport, from the Hooters Tour to the eGolf Tour to the Adams Tour to the Minor League Tour.
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The Quantico star competed against Jimmy Fallon in a Tonight Show bobbing for apples contest on Wednesday, handily beating her host by using a very smart "from the side" method.
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Unseen by the boats' captains and crew, the bobbing drone takes a few pictures, and its on-board image-processing systems swiftly determine that illegal drift nets have been deployed.
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If the DARPA system works and the Pentagon chooses to acquire it, there could soon come a time when American warplanes swap data via buoys bobbing on the ocean waves.
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Sure, it could be, but doing nothing more than bobbing your head up and down, time after time, could make for a pretty boring blowjob, explains sexologist Megan Stubbs, EdD.
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The footage, shot by Simon Fraser University student Michael Fujiwara, first shows the sea lion bobbing around near the dock while food appears to be tossed its way off-camera.
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The image of him holding my concert swag in his arms while awkwardly bobbing his head in attempt to show enthusiasm for my sake is forever burned in my head.
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At Wuffstock, Harry posed for his Psychedelic Photo Booth souvenir, munched on "groovy granola" treats and barked at his buddies bobbing for apples at the filled-to-capacity Halloween bash.
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It was unclear how many people had been rescued, and television images showed dozens of passengers hanging on to the keeling vessel or bobbing in the water wearing life jackets.
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Instead, we mostly enjoy them dunked in caramel or bobbed from huge vats of water by children with tied-up hands, in the popular Halloween ritual known as apple-bobbing.
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Directed by NYC filmmaker Guy Kozak, the clip finds Egedy singing and bobbing along to the pop and punk-styled rave track in a number of car-centric commercial spaces.
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They're filled with bright horns and funky guitar parts, soulful melodies, and driving drum beats—jaw-dropping, head-bobbing, stop-everything-and-listen records unlike anything else from that era.
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The only signs of life I encountered were a hound dog, fast asleep on a sun-warmed road, and a curious seal bobbing in the waves off the jagged coast.
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Sure, there's an ego, and, sure, the flexibility — the endless bobbing and weaving in search of solutions — can lead Macron into on-the-one-hand, on-the-other-hand labyrinths.
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Next are stereotypies (pronounced steer-ee-AH-ta-peez), which usually don't have a premonitory feeling and are more fluid and rhythmic like body rocking, finger drumming and leg bobbing.
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Then the two pick up their boards and shuffle across the snow and the sand and into the water, in a hurry to join the line of surfers bobbing offshore.
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As these four books illustrate and I have come to realize, the conversation about death is alive, shifting and fading, bobbing to the surface and just as swiftly sinking below.
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She will press behind the scenes to blunt or reverse the Brexit initiative and press for further economic integration while bobbing and weaving on the question of displaced immigrants. Conclusions.
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But the plane in Ethiopia had the same bouncing, bobbing trajectory seen in the Indonesian flight as the pilots tried to save the plane, according to publicly available flight data.
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"Nuclear reactors bobbing around the Arctic Ocean will pose a shockingly obvious threat to a fragile environment which is already under enormous pressure from climate change," Haverkamp said in a release.
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This bid to spike public awareness and donations paid off as Imgur's front page was flooded overnight with GIFs of the the head-bobbing mover and shaker himself, Sirocco the Kākāpō.
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"I guess Stowe is still bobbing around, people continue to give him enough stuff to get by and he manages to lure in another young thing," read a typically caustic comment.
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"I got him, I [undid] the umbilical cord from around his leg, put him on Mommy's chest and then within seconds he's bobbing around, looking for the breast," the actor continues.
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If you need a little something to get your spirits up and your head bobbing at your desk this afternoon, this record is exactly the cure for whatever malaise ails you.
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The swimming lessons have roughly one teacher for every two children, and they encourage the kids to get into the water by splashing and bobbing up and down in the waves.
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His talk had caught my attention the day before: McClean spoke animatedly, bobbing a magnificent head of shoulder-length ringlets, as he pointed at equations and diagrams on a PowerPoint presentation.
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It comprises two miles of marigold-yellow walkways bobbing atop the waters of Lake Iseo, a small lake in northern Italy, connecting the waterside town of Sulzano with two small islands.
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Shots range in duration between 10 seconds and several minutes; the viewer feels to be floating with the imagery, and when the cutting briefly quickens, a lulling, bobbing motion is simulated.
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You can usually tell someone is having trouble when he or she stop moving forward and start vertically bobbing up and down, but even then some people are just treading water.
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Here and there, (and especially on "A Crown of Desolation," which will absolutely have you head-bobbing at your desk), a little bit of burly rock 'n' roll swings on through.
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He's plodding forward, left foot right foot, like he's trying to balance a beach ball between his knees, but at the same time, bobbing up and down and getting progressively lower?
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Singer Haddaway is best known for getting your head bobbing with his 1993 single 'What Is Love' ... or what may also be known as the 'A Night at the Roxybury' song.
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But he's bobbing and weaving his way through, refusing to answer even straightforward questions, displaying an evasiveness utterly at odds with the probity we used to expect of Supreme Court justices.
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In others, I see rays of light as if seen from underwater; the slow drip of liquid gold; strange, bobbing jellyfish; and what I imagine to be the breath of spirits.
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But now with the rise of tribalism and nationalism and the bobbing of the ugly head of fascism, can the sleepy, self-indulgent Western art world rise from its slumber, too?
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Screaming in pain, with skin peeling from their faces and limbs scorched by steam and ash, the survivors were transferred from a dinghy bobbing in the water off the small island.
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"Good boy, Storm!" a man's voice says in the video, calling to a golden retriever paddling toward a brown lump bobbing in the water of Port Jefferson Harbor off Long Island.
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The study follows a 2009 paper that found a head-bobbing Snowball possessed an advanced musical beat perception compared to other animals that synchronize rhythms for mating purposes, like frogs or crickets.
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For starters, it's relatively small: Whereas other devices can stretch hundreds of feet across and weigh well over a thousand tons, CorPower's bobbing red machine is a mere 26 feet in diameter.
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Part of the town of Oyster Bay, Sea Cliff, with about 5,000 people, occupies a 120-foot bluff with vistas that reach past bobbing boats across the Long Island Sound to Westchester.
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Bobbing alongside the noodles were generous amounts of ground pork, tree ear mushrooms, diced carrots, potatoes and dried lily flowers, which, with their woodsy flavor, added depth to the already rich broth.
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I imagine Mick Jagger will be thrilled to hear that foot-scraping, stomping, head-bobbing, and rasping out a well-known warble is now emblematic of our new mark on the calendar.
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On the morning of the wedding, in the bobbing light of the Drawhorns' headlamps, the couple slipped, laughed and held on to each other as they made their way to Mesa Arch.
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As for the rest of the guests, they're having a jolly ol' time bobbing for apples and they wait for until everyone has had a go at the game before chowing down.
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Stewart, who is friends with Keough and Lane, was spotted bobbing alongside Alicia Cargile at one point and – much to the Cannes crowd delight – Fremaux was seen nodding his head and smiling.
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Every song pulses with '80s-style synth, full of electric beats bobbing in time with Jepsen's practiced wisp of a voice (which, if you've seen her live, you know is surprisingly powerful).
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I have always been the type to respond to the action on screen, bobbing and weaving in my chair, ducking down in the hopes it would help my onscreen character to survive.
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I learned how to measure the juice's density using a thermometer and bobbing hydrometer to determine the amount of sugar needed for chaptalization (a process that increases the wine's final alcohol content).
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And Baked, the coffee shop where I hear the song"—his character hears his band's song playing in a café, and freaks out with head-bobbing zeal—"and Sunny's were my spots.
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For DJs who constantly open, we call the 10PM to 1AM set the "security slot"—if you can get security bobbing their head in an empty room then you're doing it right.
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We changed into our swimsuits and plush robes, then started the cycle of cooking in the smoke sauna, wading into the biting Gulf water, and occasionally bobbing around in a hot tub.
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Andrew spins his head back down toward where the performers are assembling for the next act, looking at them but not really, his lips bobbing around in the dark for a straw.
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Cradling that ball like a baby, he listens to Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar and Z-Ro, his head bobbing, his body moving this way and that, his index fingers wagging in unison.
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Mr. Dolla's installation, "Nymphéas Post Déluge II," is meant to evoke Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" in the adjacent Musée de l'Orangerie: hundreds of multicolored umbrellas floating and bobbing in a large pool.
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Lecomte says he expected to see big debris and was not surprised to encounter toothbrushes, plastic bags, children's beach toys, fishing nets, trash cans and laundry baskets bobbing around in the water.
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In the "Succession" theme song the 808 baseline plays over the duration of the song leaving you in a surreal situation where you&aposre bobbing your head to orchestral strings and cellos.
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This is just one of the many traditions around Halloween created by women who believed that on the eve of Halloween, practices like pumpkin carving and apple bobbing might bring them love.
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Caring Friend Caring Friend: Yes, you will watch this ship hit the iceberg, but you should do so from your own lifeboat, bobbing patiently and at the ready for a rescue, if necessary.
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For anyone who grew up playing the Super NES, there are few things more nostalgic than the sight of Mario's adorably pixelated little face bobbing along beneath that charming red cap of his.
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But things get surreal around the three-minute mark, when the video cuts to an audience member sitting on a curb intently bobbing his head to the music and aggressively brushing his teeth.
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SETAUKET, New York (Reuters) - From her home overlooking Setauket Harbor on Long Island's North Shore, a motorboat bobbing at the dock, Stephanie Kelton hopes to revolutionize how the U.S. government manages the economy.
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I was certainly unprepared for the scene I would encounter later that day, the wooden headboard of my bed bobbing through the front door, cradled in the arms of my father-in-law.
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Minnie Mouse Rose Gold Icon Earrings by Rebecca Hook, available at shopDisney, $75Disney parks have embraced rose gold in both the signature Minnie ears you'll see bobbing around and the jewelry it produces.
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They remained in the gentle waves for a long time, bobbing up and down in a big circle and laughing about how they had beaten a race that had tried to kill them.
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Yes, there is a taste of my childhood here: a basic Gujarati-style toor dal bobbing with boiled peanuts and toasted cumin seeds, and a tangy Mangalorean fish curry, shimmering with coconut oil.
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A political cartoon from the late 2030s shows a flock of vultures labeled "FREELOADERS AND FAMINE REFUGEES" perched, beaks agape, atop the Chrysler Building's dome, the waters around them filled with bobbing skulls.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The spectacle begins promisingly, provokingly, in Romeo Castellucci's "Democracy in America": with a crowd of female dancers in gold-trimmed white bobbing around the stage, each carrying a furled white flag.
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LESBOS/ATHENS (Reuters) - "Go away, go," a smartly dressed Greek woman in sunglasses and a black leather jacket shouted in English at about 40 migrants in a dinghy bobbing near the small harbor.
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A passer-by noticed the body wrapped in a blue tarp bobbing on the waves on Saturday morning near East 58th Street and Avenue U in the Mill Basin inlet, the police said.
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"The last time we had a hearing, Facebook and Google and Twitter sent their lawyers, which were undoubtedly expensive because they did a damn fine job of dodging and bobbing and weaving," Sen.
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" Mr. Zinke (pronounced ZINK-ee) spent his childhood fishing cutthroat trout from Good Creek with his stepfather, John Petersen, and hitching joy rides on train car ladders, a habit he called "hooky bobbing.
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Ms. Sillman has lined a back gallery with a panorama of 14 canvases, using stained acrylic (not oil), inkjet-printing and ink painting to create a panorama of dark bobbing shapes and calligraphic marks.
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To convince everyone that absolutely nothing fishy is going on, they announce that they are throwing a good old fashioned Halloween party, complete with bobbing for apples as one of the evenings activities. Nope.
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Another floating turbine—the largest in the world—launched in 2015 near Fukushima, Japan, and in 2011, another bobbing energy producer farm is set to go up off the coast of Portugal in 2018.
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East Liverpool police Officer Kevin Thompson approached the driver, James Acord, who was weaving erratically between lanes, noticing the man's head "bobbing back and forth his speech was almost unintelligible," according to an affidavit.
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The room was thick with marijuana smoke, and the 240-something crowd, clad in Supreme, Nike and Yeezy Boosts, went wild as Ms. Goddard floated overhead, like a rubber duck bobbing in a bathtub.
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So, every time a new route needs to be calculated through this bobbing sea of nodes, it calculates that route based on a new underlying network architecture—there is no pre-existing network infrastructure.
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Regardless of if you're an extrovert or occasionally moonlight as one, proclaiming your intent to "grab some fresh air" is met with raised eyebrows and bobbing chins—few, if any, intended to convey approval.
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Yes, there is a taste of my childhood here: a basic Gujarati-style toor dal (above) bobbing with boiled peanuts and toasted cumin seeds, and a tangy Mangalorean fish curry, shimmering with coconut oil.
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A little red sheaf of dried chile threads bobbing in the wild pepper and beef soup gives you an idea what you are in for, if the name hasn't already given away the game.
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For one fight, though, he cranks the music and lets the screen bleed as the ostensible good guys kill one villain after another, the casualties falling to the sound of a head-bobbing song.
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I'm sitting on a surfboard, bobbing up and down in the waves at Rockaway Beach in the middle of a six-week unpaid leave from work that I've taken to check in with myself.
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But even at Brighton Beach I swam only in the summer, when the city streets were so broiling that I could overlook the murky water and the shreds of Styrofoam bobbing along beside me.
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There are "bercha-houses," secret khat dens, where young people congregate in cramped rooms, bobbing their heads to Teddy Afro, a popular Ethiopian pop singer whose lyrics are considered veiled criticisms of the government.
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But astrophysicists who do inventories of the Milky Way have protested, arguing that the galaxy's total mass and the bobbing motions of its stars match up too well to leave room for a dark disk.
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Whether you're bobbing mid-crowd at Coachella or camping out at Bonnaroo, going to see your favorite artist on an outdoor stage recaptures that feeling of freedom you felt on your week-long Cancún stay.
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According to National Geographic, Wolf saw a little ball of fluff bobbing around the box, which she assumed was a little owlet since a eastern screech owl moved into the box over a month ago.
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When checking out the SoundSport, I did my best to simulate going for a run, bobbing and weaving my head in an attempt to knock out the headphones, but those silicone tips did their job.
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They slipped into my speech over the weeks and months I spent navigating the world of cancer treatment, searching for the bobbing scrap of hope in an ocean of trouble: drug trials, immunotherapy, extreme diets.
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FOR a small island-nation, bobbing about on the opposite side of the globe, Taiwan has been paying close attention to the recent referendums that have taken place, amid much controversy, in Catalonia and Kurdistan.
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One of the more chilling scenes was fisherman Quint's quiet recounting of bobbing in Pacific waters for days while sharks circled him and his fellow sailors, waiting to see who would be the next victim.
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" So I'm singing that, with lyrics about my life, and I turn around and motherfuckers are bobbing their head like, "I'm not just saying you're good, but that shit was jamming, you should write that.
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When they win, he is visibly bobbing up and down and side-to-side, while after every anti-climactic bottle job of the last two years, Ty reflects, says he's "disappointed", but takes the positives.
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While ordinary latecomers might try a discreet entrance, bobbing and weaving as they scamper for seats, the constitutionally unmindful Eddy and Patsy stumble onto the catwalk, creating a distraction that forces everyone's attention on them.
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Captured moments included life rafts bobbing by the aircraft's fuselage, transferring survivors to rescue boats, the sinking plane, and the lifting of twin toddlers, Maureen and Elizabeth Gordon, from a lifeboat into waiting seamen's arms.
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The floodwaters had begun to recede, but the street in front of Ms. Davis had become a pond, with a garbage can bobbing on the surface and a red sedan inundated up to its wheeltops.
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From the deck of a rented junk bobbing off Stanley Beach, I watched teams of men and women furiously paddle their brightly painted dragon boats, the carved wooden heads, teeth bared, jutting from the prows.
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Houston (CNN)A sea of thousands of "Make America Great Again" hats were bobbing to "Macho Man" in the packed arena when the dire warnings about the consequences of a Democratic takeover of Congress began.
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The eight, 15-second vignettes — the latest installment in Apple's ongoing user-farmed "Shot on iPhone" ad campaign — encompass everything from hippos bobbing to EDM beats to idyllic summer beach scenes to stop-motion penguin parties.
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Of the cows that Carolyn mentioned, about 10 were standing huddled on the porch of a farm building, and the others were caught in the flood frantically treading water and bobbing up and down for air.
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It's intended to trap marine plastics bobbing within 2350 or so feet of the ocean's surface, but a number of experts were skeptical of its chances of success well before it ever went out to sea.
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Seeing a pink backpack bobbing in the water, officers and two fire rescue divers in a Zodiac boat were able to grab Jordyn and Sulcer, who was unresponsive, before they floated underneath a trestle, police said.
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If you hold a bouncy plastic ball underneath the water and you keep it down under the surface at some point, it's going to erupt, and shoot out of the water rather than slightly bobbing along.
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Early in the night, women in outfits that could be best described as "sexy pirate" maneuvered large trays of appetizers like bruschetta through the throngs of people sitting on banquettes and bobbing to the thumping music.
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He injected tiny fluorescent beads into the spinal columns of normal zebrafish embryos and compared how they moved in the CSF—like bottles bobbing in a river—relative to embryos that were missing the ptk7 gene.
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It was to be built in an area that features some of Stockholm's most emblematic and historic buildings, such as the National Museum, in an upscale district of harbor-side restaurants and bars and bobbing yachts.
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The hour-long drive from Denver to Loveland is a straight shot up Interstate 25 along the Front Range of Colorado, past green farmland and oil pumps bobbing up and down like birds pecking for worms.
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Outdoor restaurant tables and chairs could be seen bobbing in the waters, and tourists were forced to clamber through the windows of high-end hotels as the water rose to about six feet before 11 p.m.
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"Backyard Groove" doesn't include any rapping, but it's one of the tracks on the album that find Mr. Garrett and his band in bright, slashing form, working a terse melodic line over a head-bobbing groove.
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The new project, the "Floating Piers" comprises two miles of marigold-yellow walkways gently bobbing on top of Lake Iseo, a small lake in northern Italy, connecting the waterside town of Sulzano with two small islands.
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Watching a four-armed robot with soft mallets for hands bobbing its little metal head to a beat improvised based on music it's just hearing is enough to ensue a pretty grand amount of existential panic.
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Take this head-bobbing B-side to their immortal 270 single "Da Funk," for example—a more anonymous but no less endearing take on the retro-futurist sound they'd come to own over the next decade.
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And since glaciers separated them some 10,000 years ago, this smaller population of about 6,000 narwhals, has lived relatively free from human contact amid sharp cliffs and mile-wide glaciers that break into huge, bobbing icebergs.
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So, for the past week, the tanks have been bobbing their way about 225 miles on four barges: a virtual beer flotilla, and an opportunity for canal — and beer — aficionados to see Clinton's ditch in action.
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Along this particular stretch of the Via, it was a rocky, two-foot-wide trail with sparse trees on either side and the odd dab of color from some thin-stalked wildflowers bobbing over the dust.
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Blending together a vast palette of tone, sound and colour, this stream is a prerequisite to turning one's figure into something resembling one of those head-bobbing dog toys that sit on the backseat of a car.
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Cardi B wasn't shy about doing a little dance in her courtside seat to the tune, bobbing her head and moving her hand as a fellow spectator sitting beside her realized the excellence of what was happening.
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At the end of "Sex Addict," Zahedi, his hair black and puffy, round head bobbing, explains with unblinking eyes that he has overcome the compulsion for prostitutes that had torpedoed his first two marriages and other relationships.
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On the southern edge of Gaza City the crystalline blue Mediterranean is being transmuted into a vast, bobbing pool of raw sewage, the product of half a million people with nowhere else for their effluent to flow.
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Two of the officers glanced up at a second-story window and saw what they thought was the silhouette of a person bobbing up and down; one of them remarked that it could be someone performing CPR.
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JS: Yesterday I was by the ocean, and the Maine landscape started to really look like your work – the view from above, over the rocky coastline, and the people and kayaks all bobbing around in the water.
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With stronger leg and gluteus muscles, the world felt like an extremely high resolution simulation, and I was merely a floating consciousness, bobbing between rice paddies and up and down mountains saying hello to anything that moved.
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Image courtesy of the artist Come September London's river Thames will welcome a three-story high giant lantern that will share the tidal river along with the usual tugboats, tourist cruisers, and the odd seagull bobbing along.
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The traditionalist fight crowd was appalled by his style; he kept his hands too low, the critics said, and instead of allowing punches to "slip" past his head by bobbing and weaving, he leaned back from them.
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In the wake of the devastating HIV/AIDS crisis, and long after the nihilistic days of Studio 54 or the high society hob-bobbing at the Factory, Holly moved to Los Angeles, and Alexis followed soon after.
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Tomato water, buzzed with fresh green chile rings, is so entrancing that it even made the mung beans bobbing in it taste good, although its higher purpose is to perk up a charred half of an avocado.
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On a recent day, the pile of trapped trash bobbing on the surface at Mr. Bejo's floodgate, in Jakarta's Manggarai neighborhood, included a motorcycle helmet, sandals, soccer balls, Styrofoam containers, a bicycle inner tube and a pillow.
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But in a week of games that remind me of a decade-gone childhood, I'm happy to see an army on my screen bobbing with the music, as I carefully scrye the board for my next move.
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Aficionados printed t-shirts parodying the caption "**I move away from the mic to breathe in," which appears early in the video (and explains why Zonday continually ducks out of shot like he's apple-bobbing on Halloween).
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In one, "Flooded Bookcase" (2016) a bookcase and its books are inundated by rising water, while "Black Monochrome (Suprematism)" (2017), depicts black monochromes, freed from a studio via a flood, bobbing in the water like shark fins.
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The inside of the U-shape (the area of the pillow closest to your neck) is raised higher than the rest of the pillow to help avoid head bobbing, which can wake up even the heaviest sleeper.
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Geologists determined that Earth's outer layer is broken into eight or nine large segments and five or six smaller ones, a mix of relatively thin, dense oceanic plates riding low and thicker, lighter continental plates bobbing high.
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On a packed Saturday night, the mix of hairstyles bobbing above the varied crowd told the story: precise cornrows, bleached pixies, towers of dreadlocks, sharp undercuts, voluminous Afros and thick-braided ponytails on both men and women.
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"If all audiences see is the bobbing and shuffling coolie from a bygone era as the only representation of Asians onstage, what message does that send to our Asian students who dream of dancing the Swan Queen?"
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In a button-down T-shirt, loose khaki pants and bare feet, the man onscreen floated through swift turns and bobbing leaps with the continuity of rushing water, letting the phrase resolve in a simple first position.
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But the constellation had some electric competition in the band of bright mast lights bobbing offshore — "like a bejeweled Orion's belt," observed a new acquaintance who introduced himself as Spoons, the pilot of one of those yachts.
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Later that day, the Walshes were in their hotel room when Hollywood police called with grim news: That morning, two fishermen had found a head bobbing in a canal in Vero Beach, Florida, 120 miles north of Hollywood.
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The 21-year-old college senior with striking cobalt blue hair wowed a cheering crowd by incorporating dance moves like the head-bobbing Dab and widely popular Whip/Nae Nae into her performance – scoring a 9.925 from judges.
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Before learning that he would never walk out of prison, Watts sat at the defense table, head down and leg bobbing, as his mother told him she loved him and his slain wife's family called him a monster.
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Mr. Trump, who has no experience in national security, declares that he has a plan to soundly defeat the Islamic State militants in Syria, but won't reveal it, bobbing and weaving about whether he would commit ground troops.
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Also, I don't know if I was just tripping really fucking hard from the pills that had just kicked in, but I swear I saw a tiny feral looking child bobbing around near the front of the speakers.
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But I don't much care that it's all about as sensible as a weekend spent apple-bobbing with your mouth wired shut, because I'm having a just perfect amount of fun, thumping superheroes and villains alike into submission.
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In 1765, the year Boston began to come apart over imperial taxation, Copley had hauled the painting to the Long Wharf and shipped it to London, a message in a bottle bobbing across a vast and furious ocean.
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In previous features, McKay staged the murder of a man by an airborne trident; filmed a prosthetic scrotum in close-up bobbing atop a snare drum; and enlisted Margot Robbie to explain subprime mortgages from a bubble bath.
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The former is a sweet-and-sour number with bits of pineapple and seafood bobbing in a soy-spiked broth, while the latter contains an acid-green emulsion of arugula and gala apple in lieu of pork pâté.
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While the captain's wife transformed the day's catch of halibut and crab into a feast, the rest of us lurched on the pitching deck, listening to the guttural rumblings of the sea lions and watching the bobbing otters.
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Still, her name usually hovers in the realm of the footnote or fleeting aside, bobbing up in Thomas Mann's diaries, Charlie Chaplin's autobiography, Bertolt Brecht's journals and in a Grand Hotel-scaled heap of books about Greta Garbo.
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We were originally told by a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) representative detailed to the FBI command center, who darted into the executive conference room with his notepad bobbing in front of him, that eight planes had been hijacked.
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But just when the kids stopped bobbing along to the drops, EDM took a chance to get a little weird, express themes a little more complicated than the elementary party-rock that came with the genre's first wave.
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People arrive and walk, and what strikes me is their bobbing up and down as they stride, which makes me think that walking is indeed sustained falling (as someone told me years ago but I refused to believe).
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Bobbing behind Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the temporary island is on view through mid-October as part of Medicine Wheel Productions's Tír na nÓg, or Otherworld, series in collaboration with the Fenway Alliance's Public by Design Initiative.
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Why Two Guys Are Building a Massive Island Out of FatPhoto: Adam Clark EstesJust north of Amsterdam's most famous canals, there's an island of fat bobbing up and down in the sea by a wharf in a former shipyard.
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"The petroleum markets are bobbing back to the upside on light volume, with the January production cuts from OPEC and cooperating non-OPEC producers as the primary support," Tim Evans, Citi Futures' energy futures specialist, said in a note.
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But because it was found so long after the plane went down – the wing likely spent more than 500 days bobbing around on the ocean's surface – it didn't provide any useful clues about the rest of the plane's whereabouts.
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"Her daughter's ponytail bobbing when she walked, but not her daughter's face; rain dripping down a window, but nothing beyond the glass; and water swirling down a drain, but not a tub already full with water," Western University explained.
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Bobbing and weaving around the dozen or so light poles reminded me of being on a jet ski — you really have to stay on the throttle to make tight turns, which makes it more of a thrill to ride.
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Adam Granduciel's voice, a breathy wisp of a thing whose murmured soulfulness conjures the image of a cool blissed-out rock frontman grinning while bobbing his head to the beat, reveals the bland feelgood nature of the whole enterprise.
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Amid beams of light, bobbing foliage and a smattering of twangy, distinct notes of what sounds like a samisen (a long-necked, three-stringed Japanese instrument), Mr. Hayashi speaks a little about himself and his struggles to find work.
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But all that melts away when it comes on, when I'm slowly bobbing and swaying in anticipation of that beat dropping, and when I'm in the full throes of surfing back and forth, arms around whoever is within reach.
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"Nuclear reactors bobbing around the Arctic Ocean will pose a shockingly obvious threat to a fragile environment which is already under enormous pressure from climate change," Jan Haverkamp, Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe's nuclear expert said in a statement.
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CUSHING, OK (Reuters) - From the air above this small Oklahoma town, the 300 steel oil storage tanks that dot the landscape appear filled to the brim, their floating lids bobbing atop more than 27 millions of barrels of oil.
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I've used my phone to spy on bobbing castles in New York Harbor owned, at one point or another, by James Simons of Renaissance Technologies, J.K. Rowling and the son of the guy who founded the University of Phoenix.
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But the final track provides an intriguing bit of studio ephemera: For 773 minutes, Monk and the drummer Art Taylor work out a spare, chunky plod on the toms and snare, creating a crosshatch with Monk's gently bobbing melody.
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With the series' main set piece literally being a murdered woman corpse bobbing in the water, it should come as no surprise sexism is the true theme of China Girl, which, in and of itself is an obviously misogynistic moniker.
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The transitions are seamless as cards are added and removed from the board, and while some mixes sound better than others depending on your musical tastes, you'll find yourself bobbing your head throughout an entire game no matter what's playing.
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Mayweather kept ducking, weaving, and jumping back — he's the most elusive boxer who ever lived, after all — but he looked oddly flat-footed, clumsily bobbing and weaving instead of dancing, and it began to look like McGregor had a chance.
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More often, though, it's you and an artist's team politely bobbing your heads in a studio lounge while said artist self-hypes, and a waiter offers you your twelfth lobster ball, because no one is really sure what else to do.
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LONDON, July 26 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks dug in at nine-month highs on Tuesday ahead of a flurry of central bank meetings, including a possible rate hike in Nigeria where the recently unshackled naira was bobbing at a record low.
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Much of the collection is coffee-table kitsch: tiny swimmers bobbing in turquoise tropical waters; an Umbrian walled city enveloped in fog; a parking lot packed with cars that form a geometric zigzag; an entire chapter of wacky stunt wedding photos.
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And suddenly, in a strip mall on the very street where the Crusaders planned to unleash their grim attack, the bobbing and clapping turned into joyous dancing, the tile floor swaying under leather shoes and bare feet with hennaed toes.
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His view is of a tranquil sea, boats bobbing in the breeze as fishermen back from pre-dawn catches serve waiting customers while women in black buibuis or shawls, men in long white kanzu robes, and donkeys bussle along the seafront.
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Ackman was tactical and tenacious, driven and determined, at times even obsessive in his torment, yet to the executive who'd spent the bulk of his time bobbing and weaving to avoid the onslaught, Ackman was, at the same time, bewildering.
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"He wants to know if you want to go on a walking tour with him," Mr. Kennon ribbed, nodding at the alligator that swam silently up to the bobbing airboat, stopped and locked eyes with us for several long minutes.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At dawn on a sultry summer morning, Balaram Raute stood on a boat bobbing in a murky creek outside Mumbai, waiting for the sun to light up the water so he could dive in to dig sand.
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On his first Christmas as President, Mar-a-Lago has been rendered a veritable fortress, with police cars blocking most traffic past the palatial estate and Coast Guard cutters bobbing along the Atlantic beach and Intracoastal Waterway that sandwich the property.
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But virtually to the end, Mr. McClendon, the pioneering wildcatter, was weaving and bobbing like a boxer trying to win a fight he was losing, seeking to spread globally the shale boom that he had helped pioneer in the United States.
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The music on the dance floor upstairs still thrums through your speakers, but the only people bobbing their heads along are lifeless strings of code and texture going through the same motions whether you're there to see them or not.
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And while apple-bobbing is widely considered to be a fusion of Roman and Celtic pagan traditions, there is evidence that the custom goes back way further, and some believe that it was part of an elaborate human sacrifice ritual.
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But the 72-year-old steel-hulled schooner still felt solid under foot, even as a giant Albany-bound freighter passed mere feet away, sending the boat, docked that day in Hudson, N.Y., bobbing up and down in its wake.
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The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco has a 100,000-gallon saltwater tank, designed to mirror the Northern California coast, where you can see abalone, urchins both purple and red, sunflower starfish and bull kelp bobbing near the surface.
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Mostly, it is a life that emerges through the contrapuntal performances of Ms. Hawkins and Mr. Hawke, who, with bobbing heads, mutter and murmur, bringing you into the private world of two outsiders isolated by geography, poverty, disability, temperament and habit.
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There are picnic tables in the patio out back at While in Kathmandu, a wonderful Nepalese restaurant where you can find dumplings bobbing in spicy tomato sauce, and rip into fried roti or buckwheat roti to soak up the delicious aachar.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Bobbing on Rio de Janeiro's Guanabara Bay in a blue and white fishing boat, American sailor Brad Funk uses a plastic bin to scoop rubbish from the waters where Olympic sailing races will take place next month.
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Or, perhaps, a single solitary cat leaping into the frame with all of the joy and majesty and agility that only a cat — or a human pretending to be a cat — could bring to this kind of bobbing, weaving melodic line?
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That can do as much to obscure criminal behavior as it can to expose it, and to desensitize the public to the significance of truly scandalous disclosures when they are merely bobbing in the sea with not-so-scandalous ones.
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According to the 1864 miscellany Chambers Book of Days (a genuinely brilliant breakdown of fact, trivia, and history across a calendar year), apple bobbing has long been associated with predictions of future love, summoning a husband, and celebrating female fertility.
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Having become so accustomed to the aforementioned sense of rigidity that the pools I usually swim in are rooted around, it was a delight to find myself bobbing to something that felt mutant and reflexive, angular and often deeply strange.
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Maybe he spent his weekends sort of bobbing about in clubs wishing he was actually tucked up in bed with a Hardy Boys book and a mug of Bovril, and he felt like an outsider, like a man of time.
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They came up with a flag that features a bobbing plastic water bottle; a passport with sea creatures tangled in rope; and bank notes that comprise the "Debris" currency, whose different denominations depict various visions of marine life ruined by pollution.
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In 1974, well into the popular ascent of Earth, Wind & Fire, he gave Mr. Lewis a crossover hit with "Sun Goddess," a simmering R&B track stamped by one of his trademarks: an ethereally funky vocal hook bobbing through extended jazz harmonies.
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Yet driven largely by its digital operation and about $300,000 in small dollar donations, the Provo, Utah-born McMullin and his running mate, Mindy Finn, have been bobbing back and forth ahead, or within a couple of points, of Trump in the state.
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Deny the Cross isn't straight up grind, of course, but is rather locked in a too-close-to-call race for dominance that pits grindcore against classic powerviolence and stirs up enough punk stomp and dirty grooves to keep your head bobbing.
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And trust us when we say: the amount of head-bobbing and sudden feelings of pimpery (side-effects may include sudden desires to wear fur and feathered hats) you'll be experiencing to this flowtastic funkfest of an album will speak for itself.
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Nairobi's fanciest neighborhoods, such as Karen, on the west side, are an especially juicy score: It's not unusual to steer around a splotch of fresh dung steaming in the middle of the street or a string of goats bobbing nervously through traffic.
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"Nuclear reactors bobbing around the Arctic Ocean will pose a shockingly obvious threat to a fragile environment which is already under enormous pressure from climate change," Jan Haverkamp, nuclear expert for Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe, said in a statement last month.
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The night I visited, the bar was full with a group of local schlager fans loudly drinking beer and discussing the videos, and a couple of art tourists wielding intellectualist tote bags happily bobbing their bangs, singing along to an Udo Jürgens ballad.
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Salt Pond Bay beach on the southeastern shore of the island, with an actual salt pond a short hike away, looked picturesque on a Tuesday morning, with beachgoers bobbing among catamarans in the water or lying on the sand and sitting under umbrellas.
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Sitting in the tub, steam rising in the air, glancing at the boats bobbing on the swells as the sunlight faded was so serene (detoxifying was, I believe, the word of the day) that we almost didn't want to leave for dinner.
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UPSCALE An evening out on the waterfront and in downtown Cape Town may very well end at Bascule Bar, where a high roller can truly indulge his or her inner Gatsby with whiskey and cigars alongside high-priced yachts bobbing in the marina.
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From our location about halfway between the shore and Santa Catalina Island, we spotted two long, slender, grayish bodies of fin whales, the second largest mammals on earth, bobbing gently like apples in a barrel at 23 o'clock off the starboard bow.
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Featuring the creations of the chef Danny Van from Vietnam, the space is modern and fresh with Asian accents: a stunning wall of blue-gray slate, polished wooden floors, orange lanterns bobbing over a bar and woven mats on linen-topped tables.
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A third, astounding narrative section soon opens in the air, where three British Spitfire planes are quickly engaged in battle against German planes headed for Dunkirk, racing through the vast canopy and bobbing under clouds as the sun flashes, temporarily blinding them.
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Though it's projected here in high-definition video, "O Peixe" was shot on color-rich 16-millimeter film, and precise sound editing, amplified in the New Museum's tricky ground-floor gallery, emphasizes the rustling wind and bobbing of longboats on the lazy river.
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You're bobbing your head to a funky guitar riff when, all of a sudden, you hear it: Thirty-eight seconds in, that "spine-tingling squeal" makes you realize this is a song you're going to be thinking about for a loooong time.
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"But you can't let yourself get down about not feeling a hundred per cent of the time like the new person you're supposed to be," Linda added with a concerned tone to her voice, her bangs bobbing up and down as she spoke.
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In this image one can see the philosopher become undone as he watches that hard shell of social status performance lift off and waft upwards and one can tell that Winogrand revered these moments of real, sensuous humanity bobbing to the surface.
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The Joanne singer recently stopped by Radio Disney to answer a handful of important questions about herself, such as her favorite dance move (a hip gyration with lots of finger guns and head bobbing) and her all-time favorite Super Bowl performance, Michael Jackson, naturally.
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Every character in the film is barely sketched in — including Elgort as Baby, whose bobbing sidewalk dance routines don't make him anything more complicated than "charming," and whose desire to replace his dead mother with iPods is an almost offensive attempt at understanding grief.
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Chinese news websites showed pictures reportedly of the accident and its aftermath, including dozens of people bobbing in the brownish water and trying to scramble to shore, as well as rescuers in dinghies trying to fish out victims from the edge of the spillway.
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Donning a red tracksuit and sporting a gelled mane, the actor appears to be meditating or perhaps dreaming, the uncertainty emphasized by his meditative body language counteracted by the constant bobbing of his head and the sudden bursts of happiness that appear across Kilmer's face.
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CIMWI has received numerous calls about sick adult sea lions, exhibiting "symptoms like confusion, head bobbing and weaving, lethargy and more due to a condition from high quantities of domoic acid released from toxic algae blooms," reports a press release from the Shedd Aquarium.
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The music of Vril, known for his dubby, dense techno, washed over the speakers with a ferocity outmatching the DJs' gently bobbing heads and content grins as they rocked to the mutated daydream of "Torus XXXII" and later, "Otolith"'s heaving half-time crawl.
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Angela Pellew-Whyte, a native of Guyana and the chef at Angela's in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, boosts the traditionally simple dough with a fingertip's worth of sugar, nutmeg and yeast so it puffs up on the stove as it bronzes, bobbing in hot oil.
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Greenberger's short new book has a good deal of bounce and some genial, colorful overwriting ("The putrid carcasses kept bobbing to the surface"), but its author can seem nearly as dependent on his more definitive predecessor, Thomas C. Reeves, as Arthur was on Conkling.
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I thought about that as I walked up the steps to Madison Square Garden last night, bobbing and weaving through the thousands of people streaming into the stadium and sailing past the bored-looking cops and desperate touts shilling tickets to the sold-out show.
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While most people will associate Syria with the death and destruction that is in the news — neighborhoods reduced to rubble by government airstrikes; diabolical Islamic State fighters in black balaclavas; babies bobbing lifeless in the sea — Syrians are so much more than this war.
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One early morning, as a mist shrouded the ancient wall that snakes around the hills overlooking the town of Mali Ston, Mr. Sare's son, Tomislav, guided the family's boat past the plastic markers bobbing in the shimmering blue waters and marking the collective's oyster beds.
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Despite the glasses raised to art and idealism at Venice, nothing illustrated the contrast between the rich and poor, the VIPs and the artists than the sight the next day of so many of those lemons, discarded and bobbing in the lagoon around San Giorgio Maggiore.
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After ascending at the end of that dive they were left bobbing in the tank, nearly upside down at the ocean's surface for a half hour, waiting to be recovered by the vessel that brought them out there—an especially tricky encounter in the choppy water.
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Cozmo was snoring, its small cube-like head bobbing up and down with each breath Small enough to fit in your hand, Cozmo looks, at first, like a tiny dump truck; you know, the kind that picks up the dumpster with a front-mounted fork lift?
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In the video captured by Michael Fujiwara, the animal can be seen initially bobbing around near a dock — and appeared to be tossed food by people off-camera — before a young girl gets excited by the sea lion's presence, not knowing how dangerous the situation would become.
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"He rode home with me in the car and all the way home he sat next to me," Morones said, adding that the two bonded when the Bob Marley song "One Love," came on the radio, which Morones noticed Scamp was bobbing his head to. 2.
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Namajunas stayed light on her feet, bobbing and weaving to keep out of the way of Jedrzejczyk's awesome striking power, and though the Pole wore her down with kicks to her lead leg as the fight wore on, the champion finished strongly to seal the win.
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She has this song called "Sail" from her 2013 album Line the Clouds that remains to this day one of the most weirdly affecting songs I've ever heard, bobbing tentatively along its path as if it might at any moment dissolve into back into its component parts.
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But of politeness and a strong desire to lubricate this increasingly awkward encounter with some booze, I took a few sips of the overly sweet swill, the soggy chunks of fruit bobbing against my lips, and proceeded to not get drunk enough to enjoy my meal.
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All of it was paired with shoulder- (if not breast-) baring tops in shiny vinyl, silk and cotton, occasionally decorated with stiff ruffles tracing the outline of arms like Komodo dragon frills and bobbing from the front of T-shirts and hems like amphibious sea creatures?
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With offices filled with artists in headphones, silently bobbing their heads; white boards crammed with inside jokes, sketches and work notes; and a 10-foot-tall sculpture of a guitar-toting Bigfoot in sunglasses guarding the parking lot, this is no average workplace, even by Hollywood standards.
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The back wall opened onto his very own garden and as we stood at the counter I watched the bobbing birds, which he referred to as "my birds," and I wondered then if some people could actually buy blue tits and chaffinches for their own pleasure.
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While people on land were told to stay inside, the Coast Guard on Tuesday set up a safety zone and Navy divers went into Port Orchard Bay in Puget Sound in Washington to lasso the big, round, rusted object with metal prongs bobbing in the water.
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An adorable seal pup named Santos waddled away from his habitat only to get lost in a parking garage (who among us hasn't done that?) As firefighters come to the rescue, he poses for photos like a pro, his head bobbing as he dozes a bit.
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I'd try to fill airtime — and trigger his silent but shoulder-bobbing laugh — with trivial bits, like recounting a tale relayed by his son, George Dyson, an author and historian of technology, regarding an email the elder Dyson once received from a woman with a cleaning business.
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Bobbing on the Peconic River for select weeks in June, the boat is an off-site commission for Radical Seafaring, an exhibition currently at the Parrish Art Museum that examines the history and future of water-based projects that deal with exploration, escape, fieldwork, and speculation.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter Nicole also posted an adorable video of their 2-year-old bobbing his head up and down while pretending to listen to music on a pair of headphones that are almost as big as his head.
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There was green mango salads pricked with fried pigs' ears, prawn-bobbing Tom Yam soup, foot-long fish crusted green with spices, steaming beef stew, smoked fish in sour tamarind soup, fish sweet-roasted with mango, fried rice, normal rice, and smashed rice jelly in sweet milk for dessert.
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After a nearly three and a half hour delay in light winds that left flags dangling on their staffs and boats bobbing in Guanabara Bay, the Rio Olympic Regatta's race committee pulled the plug on the planned men's race on the fickle Pao de Acucar course off Flamengo Beach.
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Even on a bright and sunny Saturday morning at an hour when club kids are still staggering home, tunes like the Jungle Brothers' "I'll House You" had guests like Chloë Sevigny and the dancer-choreographer Justin Peck bobbing their heads as if the party were just getting started.
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While rappers used to be lauded for the way they might build an entire verse-long argument (I'm thinking of the famous Phonte verse where he "got your head still bobbing and my verse didn't rhyme"), now it's about getting off a line that makes a good Instagram caption.
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No matter the shade of it—the bluish tinge of the growlers bobbing in our wake, the intensely deep blue of the arched and chambered floating ice castles, the Styrofoamish powder blue of calving glaciers—I couldn't make my eyes believe that they were seeing a color from nature.
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Distracted by the rapist's tongue as it darts to snatch flavor from his lips, and by his Adam's apple bobbing as he swallows, the woman wonders, What if the rapist's girlfriend, instead of nonchalantly sampling the expensive small bites and the champagne, ate the rapist for their anniversary?
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The film "Flooded McDonald's," a 2009 piece that established the group's international reputation, depicts a copy of a McDonald's restaurant slowly filling with water; its images of sodden fries and a Ronald McDonald statue bobbing in the rising water channel the era's anxiety over globalization and climate change.
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In the video captured by Michael Fujiwara in British Columbia, Canada, the animal can be seen initially bobbing around near a dock — and appeared to be tossed food by people off-camera — before a young girl gets excited by the sea lion's presence, not knowing how dangerous the situation would become.
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Donaldson stands close to the plate and hunched, his hands bobbing meanly, and when he sees a pitch he likes, he uncorks himself so fast—straightening up, bat zooming through to a one-handed finish, heels spinning on the dirt—that he seems liable to rip every ligament in his body.
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As he ran through monologue jokes while bobbing back and forth on a hands-free scooter, Mr. Colbert asked for on-the-fly changes to graphics of Gennifer Flowers and the debate stage, and called out his bandleader, Jon Batiste, for not-so-quietly munching on veggie chips at his piano.
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One scientist thinks the newly discovered clots of pumice — spewed as lava from deep inside the Earth and cooled by water into mounds of bobbing, sulfur-smelling rubble — could slowly float toward Australia's coastline, transport a host of marine life and potentially revive the ailing Great Barrier Reef (The Washington Post).
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The oscillations, caused by the bobbing back-and-forth motion of the star as it is pulled around by the gravity of the planet, are similar to how the pitch of a police siren rises or falls depending on whether the patrol car is traveling toward or away from the listener.
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The new, California-made pearls have been bobbing in cups of milk tea in Bay Area stores since August, and before the end of the year they will be in all of Mr. Chau and Mr. Chen's shops, as well as eight locations of Teaspoon, Mr. Fan's bubble-tea chain.
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"When she started warming up to me, she would do some of the crane courtship [rituals] which involve running around with the wings flapping, bobbing her head, jumping up and down, flapping her wings, and picking up crumbs or grass or flowers and tossing them in the air and catching them," recalls Crowe.
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You have to do the bobbing thing even if you're alone in bed, one leg under the duvet, sickeningly illuminated by the cold-blue light of your laptop screen – The situation is this: You are allowed access to James Corden's cell phone for 24 full hours, to do with it what you will.
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For more of a buzz, though, you might want to have a sip every time you spy something unusual at the side of the road: upside-down sedans tanning their bellies; an abandoned oil rig rusting in the sun; a wheel-less wheelbarrow; a solitary leather boot; shipwrecks bobbing in the sea.
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The Blair Witch Project framed the fateful encounter between city mice and a woodland predator through a bobbing digital-video lens, and what it kicked off wasn't just a cycle of found-footage films, but themes of self-reflexive self-presentation that has figured into nearly every single one of its imitators.
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But he looked smooth from the get-go Wednesday, going 5 for 6 in the first half and scoring the final basket before the halftime buzzer, slashing through the middle of the defense, ducking and bobbing his head to avoid the converging Miami players, and finishing a layup from beneath the hoop.
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GEORGIA HOTEL HOUSEKEEPERS FIND SEA TURTLE HATCHLINGS IN TRASH CAN, POLICE SAY Swimming in circles, lack of coordination, head bobbing and muscle twitching are all symptoms a sea turtle has been exposed to the red tide Karenia brevis organism, which produces the brevetoxins, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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But the rest of the scurrying crop tops put in a solid effort to survive common high school challenges such as bobbing for apples, making "Ben's volcano" explode with the essential ingredients needed for a healthy relationship (communication, trust, being a size 0), and pinning the state of Indiana onto a map.
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The performance on Sunday of a transcription for mixed instruments by Clarice Jensen, a cellist and founding member of this ensemble, maintained the hypnotic beauty and heart-quickening intensity of the music, and there were moments when rows of audience members swayed and nodded to its pulse as if bobbing on water.
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Back in the day — I'm thinking here of when the day was 1893 — Grover Cleveland covered up the fact that he had cancer of the mouth by going on a "four-day-fishing trip" during which six surgeons operated on him while the boat was bobbing up and down in the water.
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When it was reported recently that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee wouldn't withhold funds from candidates who refused to steadfastly protect women's right to control their own bodies, it capped months of what seemed like bobbing and weaving by Democratic Party leaders about where the party stands on the issue of abortion rights.
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It's hard to imagine that the swaths of leggy model model types bobbing their heads outside the VIP are out there because they've been bumping "Straight Outta Compton" on the reg, or that much of the crowd throwing up their middle fingers for "Fuck Tha Police" have ever gotten more than a speeding ticket.
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Anderson Cooper is pressing Ted Cruz on a number of points—his plan to monitor Muslim neighborhoods, his insistence that "carpet bombing" ISIS will not result in enormous civilian casualties, and his path to the nomination, among others—and Cruz has spent most of the evening bobbing and weaving to avoid answering Cooper's questions.
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As you take a sip, knowing exactly how delicious it should be having perfected your personal serve, your taste buds are instead greeted by something that tastes of sun cream and which appears to have a massive novelty-sized wedge of your least favourite citrus fruit bobbing about in it, bopping you in the face.
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While the flapper rebelled against social mores by drinking, smoking, dancing and bobbing her hair, she did not threaten traditional masculine authority because the type of girls who tried to follow this lifestyle needed money, which mean that flappers either had to come from wealth or they had to find it, typically through men.
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Joyful by Ingrid Fetell Lee Lee, a designer, breaks down the aesthetic elements that induce feelings of contentment, wonder and glee: lush bouquets and bright colors, balloons bobbing in the air, gardens hidden in the city neighborhoods, the glow of sunlight against pale yellow walls, a silly pair of socks, the perfect harmony of a Rockettes' kick line.
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Here's a show in which Kyle MacLachlan gets to apply his parched comedic skills to, at last count, three different iterations of Dale Cooper; in which an akimbo-limbed tree speaks via a fleshy, bobbing brain-maw-thingee; and in which Michael Cera lisps his way through an impression of a Wild One-era Marlon Brando.
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All of them moving through traffic with insouciance, like dancers or bull-fighters, seeming to bounce off the bumpers of old Buicks and under the two-tone city buses called burras, but bobbing out of the dust clouds again and hopping onto curbs unharmed, where they stretched out in the sun and slept with ies in their eyes.
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That followed in the wake of reports from the University of Manchester that some of their rugby initiations included apple-bobbing for a dead rat in a bucket of cider, sliding across a groundsheet covered in shit, piss, and vomit, or even maintaining eye contact with a senior player while he received a hand-job in a strip club.
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Insofar as she felt wronged, it is not so much because she hadn't expected Alberto to cheat; it is because he lacks the courage to anchor himself to anything definite, preferring to drift through life instead like "a cork bobbing on the surface of the sea": Once Alberto told me he had never done anything in earnest.
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The ostensible bringing together of "…place, past and future…the popular, the personal, and the political," as Rebecca Traister blurbs on the dust jacket, results in a literary kitchen sink in which no event or issue appears more important, relevant or newsworthy than any other, with so many proper nouns bobbing up through the non-fiction narrative.
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Sexual jealousy has produced many a major and minor classic, from Saul Bellow's "Herzog" to Patrick Hamilton's "Hangover Square" and Julian Barnes's "Before She Met Me," but the trick of these books lies in the skill with which the writer evokes, through the heat haze of the protagonist's obsession, the bobbing horizon line of reality, however fleetingly glimpsed.
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Poached, it leaves its brooding ghost in a rich broth reserved and used for bamia — a faintly sour stew of tomatoes and okra gone pliant, with great teardrops of garlic cloves bobbing at the surface and meant to be eaten whole — and fosoulia, white kidney beans simmered and served with hunks of lamb still on the bone.
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Poached, it leaves its brooding ghost in a rich broth reserved and used for bamia — a faintly sour stew of tomatoes and okra gone pliant, with great teardrops of garlic cloves bobbing at the surface and meant to be eaten whole — and fosoulia, white kidney beans simmered and served with hunks of lamb still on the bone.
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As someone who served in the military during the Cold War—bobbing around the world's seas with what I can neither confirm nor deny were nuclear land-attack cruise missiles in armored boxes about 100 feet away from my bed—I can say that we are a lot further away from a nuclear doomsday than we were in 1982.
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Photograph by An Rong Xu for The New Yorker These make excellent centerpieces for a banquet beginning, perhaps, with a steaming bowl of West Lake soup, its surface wispy with egg white, bits of ground beef and bright scallion bobbing beneath, comfortingly gelatinous and mild but for an optional sprinkling of riotously pink red-rice vinegar.
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Now, a new trend is set to sweep the iPhone world: the "animoji," animated emojis that are only available on Apple's $999 iPhone X. And of course, animojis are featuring in the latest iPhone X ad, released Monday night, showing the animated unicorn, monkey, panda, rabbit emoji and more, all bobbing their "heads" along to the song "All Night" by U.S. rapper Big Boi.
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His time in Paris kept bobbing to the surface, both the good part about The Paris Review, as the magazine's stature among intellectuals increased, and the negative part about his role in the C.I.A. Well before the C.I.A. story became public, Peter had acknowledged the connection to Plimpton and Humes, and after the revelation he tried to placate other friends for having been less than candid.
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A batch of new books bridges the gap between the timid and the intrepid wanderer, showing that with planning, a little luck and a modicum of attention to headlines, the world's most arresting sights, tastes and wonders can still be yours — whether you conduct your journey in the 50 states, overseas, from the sanctuary of an armchair or from the bobbing back of a camel.
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Across the province — from the highlands of Cape Breton, which draw hordes of tourists each fall to witness the dense forest's flamboyant transition into winter, to the marshlands of the south across the Bay of Fundy from Maine — shingled houses painted in shades of aubergine, sage and slate line up along country roads that overlook skiffs and lobster boats bobbing on the mercurial, cobalt sea.
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There are parts of the video that are a little murky: the warm-up batter on the side seems to be hitting a ball right at the actual batter, there's a kid uttering some creepy incantations as he rubs his butt against the fence; the whole thing feels cut a little bit short, and has the general sense of something that could have been bobbing around on the internet forever.
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There are always humans in it: codgers bobbing up and down, doing invisible calisthenics; brawny young men in Speedos doing laps in impeccable form; backstroking grannies; moms coaching tots; sly submariners; stationary yentas conducting philosophical discourse while blocking an entire lane; lifeguards perched above it all, looking bored; and annoyingly adept kiddies — probably the grandchildren of those demons from Schenectady — zipping around (and under) me like demented otters.
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And somehow they are always leaving the cubicle door banging just before you make it in but never making themselves known to you, and sometimes the shits are present—bobbing there, brown and proud, staring at you like it has eyes in, forcing you to flush it—and sometimes the ghost of it is there, just the marks down the bowl, but there, in the air, a miasma.
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Like five minutes ago I was supposed to be writing this but instead I listened to "Cookie Puss" and thought hard about whether or not anyone still makes prank calls, and also right now I'm pretty tired and feel like all of my little minutes are both accounted for and lost, and I'm at sea, bobbing around with unread library books and old, wilty celery, a warm mist rising.
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My own favorite part of Thanksgiving morning is what my children call "stuffing breakfast," a small bowl of fresh stuffing, after it's been mixed but before it's been baked, and I was able to have that ready for the turkey trotters when they returned, triumphant, cheeks red, turkey hats bobbing (stuffing breakfast is served only after the baking pans have been filled and the turkey stuffed — and yes, I rigorously separate everything that is going to touch the turkey, thank you very much).
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If you missed the tour, you might want to take a moment here and call up one of the fan-shot videos posted on YouTube — say, "Rainbow in the Dark," Dio's 1983 hit, filmed at the Center Stage Theater in Atlanta on June 3, during which the Dio hologram prowls a central portion of the stage, bobbing, weaving, twirling his microphone cord to the monster riffs and occasionally using his free hand to air-conduct his most operatic vocal flourishes.
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So for now, please enjoy this picture of a Billy Burke dummy, bobbing serenely in a Siberian lab: It says a lot that Zoo now boasts a pack of mind-controlled lions, and yet the thing I can't stop thinking about is how Jamie — who in season one used to blog under the name "Girl with the Genie Tattoo" — has evolved beyond her scrappy independent journalist origin story to become a smirky billionaire with a penchant for sneaking out in the middle of the night to fight bad guys out of absolutely nowhere.
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His eyes widen white and his teeth show through his lips in a smile like a scream, and he turns to the artist in the seat next to him waiting for a little catch of recognition in their eyes, and then he turns and inhales just half a breath, about to sing, and then— (The punch would shatter your nose to irretrievable pieces but the super-cut would last for hours and hours and hours) – There is also a hand gesture James Corden does when he sings, which looks like he is trying to shake dice deliberately to the beat of the song playing, which is always accompanied with some puppyishly excited head bobbing and moving, and again the wide-eyed facial expression.
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