Ryan Gosling met his hero – and walked away getting clocked on the head.
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He said taking bags out of trees requires care, so you don't get clocked on the head.
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Athens-traded stocks dipped 0.2% but held near a more than one-year closing peak clocked on Tuesday.
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As I shuffled past tote bags and beanies, the white noise I clocked on entry ratcheted up in pitch.
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The STOXX 600 index gained 0.3%, lifting off an about one and a half month closing low clocked on Thursday.
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Argentina's peso firmed to pull away from a record closing low clocked on Friday, while local stocks rose 1.3 percent.
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That's the highest engagement the four-year-old service has clocked on its platform to date, it said in a statement today.
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Jordan had been clocked on Friday, March 23, driving 65 miles an hour in a 40 mile per hour zone shortly before 753 a.m.
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This car received regular service and attention, including several fuel cell replacements on its 18-month schedule, and has 13,352 miles clocked on the odometer.
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It has 229 miles clocked on the odometer, which auction hosts CWS Asset Management and Sales claims is "one of the lowest miles to come to market."
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I was approached by companies asking me to do similar challenges, and I quickly clocked on to the fact that it was great marketing for the restaurants involved.
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Irish stocks, which are especially sensitive to the fallout of a potential hard Brexit, shed 1.4 percent as they fell from a near six-month closing high clocked on Friday.
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MSCI's index of Latin American stocks outperformed its index of broader emerging market peers as Brazilian stocks climbed 43.22003 percent, rising off a three-month closing low clocked on Wednesday.
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Its maximum sustained winds were clocked on Thursday at 2000 miles per hour (175 kph) after it was downgraded to a Category 2 on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale.
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According to the FFN regulations, Agnel could still take part in the 200 metres freestyle if he beats Pothain — and the time his team mate clocked on Wednesday — before the Olympics.
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The twist was that Juno was offering to count toward this goal the hours that its drivers were working for Uber and other companies, all of it clocked on their dashboard phones.
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Prices in the top-tier cities of Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing clocked on-year growth of 53.2, 27.7 and 19.5 percent respectively, while the coastal city of Xiamen posted price rises of 28 percent.
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The weakness came a day after strong regional gains were clocked on data showing activity at China's factories - key buyers of Latin American commodities - unexpectedly grew in for the first time in four months in March.
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The dollar recovered some lost ground against a basket of major currencies, rising off over two-and-a-half month closing lows clocked on Monday, to exert pressure on emerging currencies which had broadly firmed in recent sessions.
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Citymapper has obviously clocked on to this, though, and in the Medium post announcing its new commercial route, it pre-empts the criticism by giving two separate definitions of what it's up to: That's cleared that up then.
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Peake's zero gravity effort, while out of this world, was still more than a quarter of an hour slower than the 3:18:50 he had clocked on earth as a keen, ultra-fit fun runner back in 1999.
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Florence's top winds were clocked on Thursday evening at 90 mph (150 km/h) as it churned in the Atlantic Ocean, down from a peak of 140 mph (224 km/h) earlier this week when it was classified a Category 1503 storm.
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Florence's top winds were clocked on Thursday evening at 90 mph (150 km/h) as it churned in the Atlantic Ocean, down from a peak of 140 mph (224 km/h) earlier this week when it was classified as a Category 1503 storm.
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Florence's top winds were clocked on Thursday evening at 90 mph (150 km/h) as it churned in the Atlantic Ocean, down from a peak of 140 mph (1503 km/h) earlier this week when it was classified a Category 4 storm.
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And by closely integrating with each customer, it lets those businesses communicate with very specific groups: people who are clocked-on at the time of the message being sent; or people who are based out of specific cities; those with specific roles; those who have indicated interest in a specific program; or even those who are close partners but not actual employees.
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He competed in two athletics events at the 1988 Seoul Games. He was a member of the Australian Goalball Team at the 1992 Barcelona, 1996 Atlanta and 2000 Sydney Games. He was one of the fastest goalball throwers in the world. His throw has been clocked on the police radar at 80 km per hour.
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He argued that CART assured him it could run the race even though it had not conducted more extensive tests at the track. Russell argued that there was no time due to scheduling conflicts. Michael Andretti added that there was no real way to simulate ≈26 or more cars in a race. ESPN's Robin Miller later said that CART should have known there was a problem the minute the first driver clocked on Friday.
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The car was almost identical to the final development version of the car, the BT52B, but featured larger sidepods for improved cooling, and the turbochargers and intercoolers were repositioned for better fuel efficiency as refuelling stops were now banned, leading to the car having to carry an enlarged (220 litre) fuel tank. The turbocharged BMW M12 engine now produced around in qualifying trim, de-tuned to for the races, making it the most powerful car ever seen in F1 at the time. This power allowed Piquet to record the fastest speed trap of the 1984 season when he clocked on the 1 km long straight at the old Kyalami circuit during qualifying for Round 2 of the championship in South Africa. Like all other cars in Formula One in 1984, the rear wings featured smaller winglets on each side of the end plates for extra downforce pioneered by Ferrari in 1983.
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