This year's second and third place prizes went to Josie, a Chinese crested mix, and Rue, a Chinese crested, respectively.
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Gibbons are found across Asia, with several species -- including the Hainan black crested gibbon and the Cao-vit crested gibbon -- being threatened by imminent extinction.
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The next checkpoint appeared as our car crested a hill.
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For more information about Crested Butte Film Festival, visit CBFilmFest.org.
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The employee concerns about Mr. Amato crested early this year.
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The spot is backed by a hill crested with trees.
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The Missouri River at St. Charles also crested over the weekend.
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Most of the rivers have crested, but several are still rising.
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Yesterday, the Mississippi River at Baton Rouge crested at 35-feet.
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What popular movie crested and fell before you could form words?
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Watch more from Tonic: When I began college, my insecurities crested.
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Australia's Crested Pigeon sports beady red eyes and a spectacular mohawk.
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Australia's Crested Pigeon sports beady red eyes and a spectacular mohawk.
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Crested Butte's own pass is on sale for $669 through Oct.
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What You Get 18 Photos View Slide Show ' CRESTED BUTTE, COLO.
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"He wasn't a pure Chinese crested, and he was very old and not well kept," said Taylor Potter of North Bergen, N.J., whose own Chinese crested, Morgan, was to take part in the agility competition at Westminster.
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Crested pigeons are found throughout much of mainland Australia in open habitats.
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The car crested the hills and was slowly descending to the shore.
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Reigning champion SweePee Rambo, a blind Chinese crested, is a crowd favorite.
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It is an easing wave that appears to have crested for now.
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Climactic passages crested with sound, and dramatic episodes generated plenty of heat.
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The river crested at 58 feet during Hurricane Matthew two years ago.
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This yellow crested weedfish hid in the kelp at Shelly Beach, Australia.
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The Waccamaw River crested Wednesday, and will start a slow fall Thursday.
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In 2600, the river crested the berm, filling homes to their rooftops.
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As heat waves crested around the world, we saw temperature records smashed.
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After crunching the numbers, Edwards called any resident whose samples crested 5 ppb.
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When he crested the line, he looked as happy as a lottery winner.
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But as the frenzy crested, Markus stopped to observe the damage he'd done.
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It will have the vertical drop of a Crested Butte, about 2,600 feet.
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But the brand was based on a fashion trend that had already crested.
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Indie, her Chinese crested dog, often sits by her side while she lectures.
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As for Mr. Rush's dogs, they were not plain old Chinese crested dogs.
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Those flood waters crested near Kansas City on Sunday, the weather service said.
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Today's population of Puerto Rican crested toads is estimated between 300 and 3,000.
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By Tuesday afternoon, it had topped 60 feet -- and it still hasn't crested.
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In Kanawha County, the Elkview River crested at 33.37 feet Friday morning, meteorologists said.
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Or was it a type of non-vocal communication directed towards other crested pigeons?
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I've run marathons, navigated trails on the weekend, and crested the hilliest of roads.
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Ultimately, Apple crested the trillion-dollar mark not through technological brilliance, but stock manipulation.
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This was the moment that the sun crested the mountain—a sudden unobstructed fire.
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The era of the "values voter" crested with the presidency of George W. Bush.
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Doc sensed that his government-funded facial reconstruction had crested, and now was failing.
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The recriminations crested in 83 with his film "Leviathan," also an Academy Award nominee.
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Henry McMaster warned residents that the waters hadn't crested there either in many areas.
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We crested the hill and began to pick up speed on the downward slope.
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The Elk River, which runs alongside Clendenin, crested at 73 feet Friday morning, meteorologists said.
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The 1910 flood, dubbed a 100-year-flood, saw waters that crested at 27 feet.
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The judges have spoken: Sweepee Rambo, a Chinese crested chihuahua, is the world's ugliest dog.
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The photograph was taken in 2011 by a 7-year-old crested macaque named Naruto.
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It was here that the wave of Syrian refugees who fled fighting crested in 2015.
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Some rivers had still not crested by Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
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As I crested the hill, the trees thinned out and I hit a curving road.
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The global "wave" of authoritarianism building since 1994, the scholars found, has not yet crested.
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Bitcoin crested above $16,666 on the Bitstamp exchange having doubled in value in just two weeks.
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The visibility of immigrants in the United Kingdom fueled a nationalist wave that crested with Brexit.
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The ruling came after a crested macaque used a photographer's camera to take selfies in 2011.
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They waded through rivers and crested mountains, their feet blistered and swollen, shoes filled with water.
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Another of the Chinese crested mixes is blind, forcing Zsa Zsa to overcome major sympathy points.
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The doubts crested in 2014 when Lane and his colleagues couldn't replicate their own envelope study.
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If Democrats pull off the upset tomorrow, it would show the 2018 blue wave hasn't crested.
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Little did the endangered crested macaque know that he may have been providing for his future.
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The year before that, first place went to a blind, 17-year-old Chinese crested Chihuahua.
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Today, Sisense has crested the $100 million mark by itself, according to an interview with TechCrunch.
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They breathe through skin that is moist, warty, crested and in some cases, poisonous or hallucinogenic.
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The Chinese crested dog, despite its name, seems not to have come from Asia at all.
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On Sunday, the river crested at more than 21 feet, the second highest level since 1993.
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As soon as he crested over the hill on Highway 22016 in Fort McMurray, the smoke cleared.
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As soon as he crested over the hill on Highway 63 in Fort McMurray, the smoke cleared.
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Instead of teeth, they tore at their food with beaks that jutted out of short, crested skulls.
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It is also narrower than the eighth primaries of all species closely related to the crested pigeon.
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Gideon Connelly leaps over a gutter during training at an adaptive sports camp in Crested Butte, Colorado.
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This season, the rare Fiji crested iguana, a critically endangered species, has been playing a starring role.
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Activists on Sulawesi island have been trying to convince locals to stop consuming the crested black macaque.
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Find out more about the "Harry Potter" Hogwarts crested tumblers, available for $69.50 on Pottery Barn's website.
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Find out more about the "Harry Potter" Hogwarts crested mug, available for $19.50, on Pottery Barn's website.
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Crested Butte, Colorado, has a 99% historical chance of having 1 inch of snow on Christmas Day.
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In the real world, this sort of thing is approximately as common as the Asian Crested Ibis.
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Crested Butte will hold four full moon parties at its mountaintop Umbrella Bar for uphillers this year.
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But as Nike's golf business crested with the Tiger wave, it too crashed amid Woods's down years.
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Their sections were hard to define; the band swelled and crested without settling into closely knit patterns.
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He watched from the sidelines as the exchange rate crested past the $19,000 mark the following December.
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But crested macaques there are under constant threat by poachers, and the mammals are considered critically endangered.
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The river crested at 45.31 feet Wednesday night, Sonoma County Emergency Operations Center spokesman Barry Dugan said.
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Domestically, there are indications that a franchise centered on muscle cars and physics-defying stunts, has crested.
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Six border collies, five golden retrievers, a German shepherd and a Chinese crested were used for the study.
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Chase the Chinese Crested Photo: Getty Chase is an ugly dog, and that collar's doing him no favors.
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The Tickfaw River in Montpelier crested at record levels in multiple locations, rising nearly 20 feet since midnight.
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Environmentalists feared the "locally treasured" crested lark officially known as the Galerida cristata would be spooked by beachgoers.
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Celebes Crested Macaque Fans of Naruto, now the mascot of the species, have responded with shock and horror.
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The Elkhorn River crested at 24.6 feet on Saturday, breaking its previous record in 1962 by 5.5 feet.
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With it, though, came a rise in expectations that may have finally crested over into unreasonable, Müller said.
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"This has not crested yet," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service.
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TAXES: $4,837 a year CONTACT: Channing Boucher, Benson Sotheby's International Realty, (970) 596-3228; crested-butte-real-estate.
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The antipathy toward Grand Street crested with the legal troubles of Rahmel Ashby, the team's star running back.
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Pine-crested buttes punctuate the skyline, open prairie stretches for miles, and creeks wind through pastures and yards.
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But the Galápagos cormorants are closely related to neo-tropical cormorants and double-crested cormorants, both common birds.
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He's a deeply polarizing figure whose job approval ratings have never crested 22016% in his presidency to date.
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The beast roamed present-day Montana 75.2 to 74.4 million years ago and feasted upon crested duckbill dinosaurs.
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The Elkhorn River at Waterloo crested at 24.6 feet on Saturday, breaking its 1962 record by 5.5 feet.
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Forecasters say many rivers across the state still haven't crested -- some won't crest until late Sunday or Monday.
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The Puerto Rican crested toad was deemed extinct through the 1960s, and was later rediscovered in the '80s.
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Within 50 minutes of the initial earthquake, the first wave crested the nuclear plant's 10-meter high sea wall.
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As Ruzicka's truck reached the end of the windbreak and crested near the road, the water came roaring in.
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The Greenbrier River at Hilldale crested more than 19 feet above flood stage, the highest since the 19th century.
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I'm no longer fit for summits, but I crested a modest hilltop on a run a few weeks ago.
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But even as people and companies continue to pour into cities, signs that the tide has crested are emerging.
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Mr. Sutopo, the disaster agency spokesman, said on Monday that the biggest wave crested over electricity poles in Donggala.
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To the left of the sparkling wine cellar is a crested vault that appeased the history-lover in me.
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Crested Butte, Colorado, has a 99% historical chance of experiencing at least one inch of snow on Christmas Day.
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There are fewer paying customers — overall college enrollment peaked around 2011, as the wave of baby boomers' children crested.
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"The good news is the river has crested and is now dropping," the Riverside Fire Department said on Twitter.
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In Kanawha County, which includes the capital of Charleston, the Elkview River crested at 33.37 feet Friday morning, meteorologists said.
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This year's second and third place winners were Moe, a Brussels griffon pug, and Chase, a Chinese crested-Harke mix.
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"I have been working on this for decades, and this was the year that the movement crested," said U.S. Rep.
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Thankfully, the gentrification wave that hit Detroit neighborhoods like Corktown and Midtown crested and crashed just south of our border.
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Still other animals for sale are critically endangered, including a pair of yellow-crested cockatoos and a Burmese star tortoise.
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A) Chihuahua and Chinese Crested B) Poodle (small) and Chihuahua Pups on Par Lucy & Emily are fashionistas living in Pennsylvania.
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The firm was just a mote under the $1 billion mark at its IPO, but has since crested the mark.
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In doing so, people began to notice that the app identified Asian people either as Pekingese or Chinese Crested dogs.
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The Elk River at Queen Shoals crested Friday morning more than 14 feet above flood stage, the highest ever recorded.
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During the height of the storm, the river crested above the four-lane bridge that provides access to this subdivision.
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Three years after Black Lives Matter crested in the national consciousness, the picture he painted was not an encouraging one.
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The billionaire won two easy victories in Michigan and Mississippi, quieting recent chatter among pundits that his momentum had crested.
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I saw my thoughts pour out in a scrambled, encrypted wave that crested just beyond the back of my head.
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But there are certainly signs the Miami wave has not yet crested, as even the older institutions spruce themselves up.
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The occult mania that crested in the decades before the First World War had been intensifying throughout the nineteenth century.
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Daniel Medina, 14, helps load the car of important belongings as a wild fire crested the ridgeline near his house.
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Under a new settlement, part of the profits from his pictures will help protect his species, the endangered crested macaque.
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But for those who think the K-Beauty phenomenon has crested, we've still only seen a fraction of the market.
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"Horny" is the aural equivalent of those Chinese Crested dogs that are so ugly that it's actually funny — endearing, even.
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Why it matters: This was the first time in vitro was successfully used to save the Puerto Rican crested toad.
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The dwarf yellow-eyed penguin and the new crested penguin were natives of the Chatham Islands in southern New Zealand.
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Tufted puffins suffered the biggest losses, making up 79 percent of recovered birds, while crested auklets made up 11 percent.
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CNN affiliate KOLO said the Truckee River, which flows through Nevada and California, crested in downtown Reno and in nearby Sparks.
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Coyote Creek crested at a record-breaking 14.4 feet (4.4 meters) on Tuesday evening, said National Weather Service forecaster Bob Benjamin.
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Although the river crested Tuesday at 61.5 feet above normal — and above Matthew's levels — the team was never called to action.
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The problem: Cypress Creek in northwest Houston keeps rising and still hasn't crested, officials say, and forecasters expect more rain Wednesday.
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A close-up photo of a Sulawesi crested macaque grinning boldly at the camera went viral on the internet in 2011.
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Josie the Chinese Crested Photo: Getty Josie's patchy, wiry hair ensures that the petting experience would be a bit off-putting.
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Since Wikileaks first began publishing the emails in October, fervor around Pizzagate in online conspiracy theory circles has crested and dropped.
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Light from a Saturn-shaped lamp crested and receded, its rings locked into support pillars that appeared to make it levitate.
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No. PETA is suing as the "next friend" of Naruto, the crested macaque that is supposedly the monkey in the photo.
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We saw double-crested cormorants, red-necked phalaropes and common murres, which can dive hundreds of feet underwater to catch fish.
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Every single one wasted food, from the blue-and-yellow macaw of South America to the sulfur-crested cockatoo of Australia.
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Cleanup in St. Louis County In St. Louis, the river crested Friday at 42.58 feet -- just shy of the 1993 level.
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Though the inundation from days of record rainfall has begun to recede, swollen rivers still have not crested in some places.
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The madness and violence of last year crested in the summer, with the shootings of cops in Dallas and Baton Rouge.
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As I crested a hill, a crash sounded from my right, and I instinctively moved to the left, expecting a moose.
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With sharp eyes, he pointed out a cute little coati-mundi poking around in the dirt, then a crested caracara bird.
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I felt a thrill of excitement as I crested the hill and saw the sign informing me I'd entered the park.
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"During Matthew it crested around 14 feet, and we are preparing for it to crest possibly higher than that," Dickinson said.
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Among the music-filled displays is a Dinosaur Path, which includes lanterns of a Tyrannosaurus rex and a feather-crested velociraptor.
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Meanwhile in Victoria state, Twitter user Bill Wallace posted pictures of yellow-crested cockatoos that had apparently died of heat stress.
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They said that areas north of the main lake have crested and were beginning to fall and described that as good news.
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The case centered on a crested macaque that picked up the remote trigger for a photographer's camera and took photos of itself.
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This large, predatory species is native to sub-Saharan and eastern Africa, and is recognizable by its long legs and crested crown.
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The pregnant former reality star took a trip with husband Spencer Pratt to her hometown of Crested Butte, Colorado, over the weekend.
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The most #Superb_Owl I have ever seen in the wild was a Crested Owl (Lophostrix cristata) at my #HARCC field site Honduras.
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Photographer David Slater left camera equipment lying around in an Indonesian rainforest, and a Sulawesi crested macaque took a photo of themselves.
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In northwestern Missouri, where waters were still rising and rivers had not yet crested, farmer Howard Geib, 54, had a close call.
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The Renaissance spread like wildfire through the rest of Europe, but in Italy, the wave crested with Michelangelo … and then it broke.
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Where the salt pan crested above the water, overzealous Trump supporters had spelled out their leader's name in rocks and other debris.
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They crested at more than a foot above the record on Tuesday in Goldsboro, N.C., where the poverty rate is 25 percent.
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These basketlike sacks are not some kind of textural sculpture but birds' nests, built by crested oropendolas and collected in South America.
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And get into the holiday spirit by cozying up in front of the fire with Hogwarts-crested tumblers and house-themed coasters.
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Other places, including the town of Grafton, where the Mississippi River crested on Monday, have taken a different approach to riverfront living.
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To the Editor: When they were 8 and 10 years old, I took my boys from our home in Crested Butte, Colo.
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The Pearl River in Jackson, Mississippi, crested Monday at its third-highest level on record, 36.7 feet, covering roads and damaging homes.
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As the epidemic crested, the suppliers with the greatest sales were not the branded manufacturers but those who made generic prescription drugs.
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The hairless terriers join two other hairless breeds who are already fixtures at the dog show: the xoloitzcuintli and the Chinese crested.
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The Pearl River in Jackson, Mississippi, crested Monday at its third-highest level on record, 36.67 feet, covering roads and damaging homes.
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Even as I triumphantly crested the top of the dune, it was difficult to imagine that such an extraordinary place existed here.
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A number of times the jeeps got stuck crested over a sand dune and another jeep had to tow the others out.
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Within 50 minutes of the initial earthquake, the first wave crested the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant's 10-meter (33 foot) sea wall.
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This attitude, in my view, crested for climate scientists in the wake of the 2007 report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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They employed a playback experiment, exposing crested pigeons to recordings of escape flights made by pigeons with their P8 feathers intact or removed.
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Cory Booker, who, finally on Friday, crested the 65,000 donor plateau -- ensuring a spot in the first Democratic debates next month in Florida.
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Hitting a market capitalization of around $701 billion on Monday, Apple briefly crested the $700 billion level it last broke in February 2015.
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And he crested the 23,000 individual donor plateau -- one benchmark for qualifying for the first debates next month -- way back in mid-March.
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Hitting a market capitalization of around $701 billion on Monday, Apple briefly crested the $700-billion level it last broke in February 2015.
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An animal-rights group claimed that the crested black macaque owned the image, as it had taken the photo and should benefit financially.
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He crested a hill alone, with no cover but the dust kicked up by the storm of bullets still biting into the ground.
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A barefaced ibis foraged through the grass as a crested caracara hunted for turtle eggs along the mud bank of a small creek.
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Trilobites A few years ago, the folk singer Tom Rush released an album that included some disparaging comments about the Chinese crested dog.
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Early Sunday morning, Lake Oroville crested at 902.59 feet above sea level — a record high, according to the California Department of Water Resources.
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The Lumber River crested 4 feet above its record level Sunday in Lumberton and was forecast to remain above the record until next Sunday.
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The researchers started looking for this device by taking high-speed video of crested pigeons taking flight, and pairing the footage with acoustic recordings.
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Some vultures do so when competing for food as a sign of aggression, and the crested caracara blushes when it is excited or stressed.
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A reason to believe evolution is involved is that one of the primary feathers of the wings of crested pigeons is an unusual shape.
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Though the Chinese crested reigned supreme, the competition also featured a few other breeds, including a Chinese pug and a miniature wire-haired dachshund.
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Many believe Macron's expected victory indicates that the populist wave that seemed to be sweeping the West after Brexit and Trump's election has crested.
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The Russian River in wine country north of San Francisco crested at more than 46 feet (14 meters) Wednesday night, Sonoma County officials said.
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The global democratic tide, which began in 1974 with the end of Portugal's authoritarian regime, crested in 2006, making way for anti-democratic populists.
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But that usage crested in August 2015 at 2.8 percent of transactions, and it has declined steadily since then, to 1.9 percent in August.
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Ten-story granite bluffs rose from the depths, and flat swimming rocks the size of tennis courts crested a few feet above the waterline.
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Or LeBron James, whose Sisyphean boulder of expectations suddenly, matter-of-factly crested a seemingly insurmountable summit and bounced lightly down the other side?
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In Eureka, Mo., home to 10,600 people, the Meramec River crested on Tuesday more than 27 feet past flood stage, also setting a record.
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The display is gone these days — a friend wanted it for his "man cave" — but Mr. Dieterle's passion for Mr. Trump has not crested.
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Dozens of silvery fins, shimmering in the sun against a backdrop of deep blue water, cantered and crested as our captain slowed the boat.
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The celebrations were launched by a Fiordland Crested Penguin called Munro, who stood by while keepers sang "Happy Birthday", some dressed in historic uniforms.
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You can see this in credit card debt, which has crested at $1 trillion, now at an average interest rate of about 16.8 percent.
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"The wave of optimism and global cooperation that carried us to and through Paris has now crested, broken and is now tumbling," he told delegates.
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Also, fun fact: A few years ago, I met an African Crested Porcupine and it was one of the neediest, cuddliest animals you could imagine.
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The need for shelter assistance "crested" in Houston as Harvey moved away from the city Wednesday morning and some waters began to recede, Eichenbaum said.
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When the dam crested during Hurricane Matthew in 2016, the Hope Mills area effectively became cut off from the town, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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BRUSSELS — The populist surge that threatened this year to engulf Western Europe and created existential worries for Brussels seems to have slowed, if not crested.
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The reddish-brown structure is carved deep into the volcanic rock, with the roof following an imaginary line where the natural landscape would have crested.
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Gazing out of my car's passenger window, which framed the snow-battered mountain ridge I had crested 14 months earlier, I glimpsed his tall silhouette.
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Those numbers are expected to grow inspectors are still unable to access all the farms and rivers haven't crested everywhere, meaning flooding will get worse.
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Ted Cruz in the final weeks of the primary season and easily crested the required number of delegates needed to formally be the party's nominee.
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Rarely has a majority of Americans supported the admission of refugees or asylees during a refugee crisis until the Syrian refugee crisis crested in 2202.
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PETA argued that non-humans like Naruto, a Sulawesi crested macaque, are authors under the Copyright Act, and therefore they can sue for copyright infringement.
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In western Arkansas near the community of Van Buren, the Arkansas River crested Wednesday at around 41 feet -- roughly 3 feet above the previous record there.
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The track crested like a tsunami, and the massive flamethrowers surrounding the circular dance floor belched seven-meter pillars of fire straight up at the stars.
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In Sonoma and Mendocino counties, flood levels along the river crested early Monday and were expected to remain high possibly through the middle of the week.
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Others vying for the title included a blackhead-covered Chinese Crested-Dachshund mutt, a bulldog mix with excess wrinkly skin and a Pekingese named Wild Thang.
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However, the flood of capital that came into the venture market in 2018 seems to have crested, which could leave SoftBank and its new investors soaked.
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Nicholas Fenner, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Jackson, said the Pearl River crested at 43.2 feet on April 17, 1979 — its highest level.
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The Mississippi River, which separates the two states, crested late Saturday morning at 45.8 feet near Cape Girardeau, near its record high crest of 48.9 feet.
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A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled against a lawsuit on behalf of a crested black macaque that took selfies that became an internet sensation.
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Just as the lefthand tires crested the line, the car proceeded to buzz the steering wheel to warn me, the driver, of an unsignaled lane departure.
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In the campaign ahead of the first-round vote, sentiment against the Fujimoris crested shortly before the election and began to recede before the polls opened.
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The methamphetamine phenomenon crested here two or three years ago, but the labs continue to flourish among its 58 square miles of hollows and low mountains.
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As the act progressed, Mr. Noseda was good at revealing the shape of long arcs in the score, as the music swelled and crested and subsided.
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They are: great crested flycatchers, indigo buntings, scarlet tanagers, rose-breasted grosbeaks, eastern wood pewees, yellow-billed cuckoos, northern parulas, blue-winged warblers, and Townsend's warblers.
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This week's edition heads to the Brother Islands, where you can expect to see black-crowned night herons, double-crested cormorants, egret colonies and much more.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 2011, an Indonesian crested macaque monkey took a few grinning selfies with a camera found in his nature preserve.
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As the first wave of punk crested in Britain, Buzzcocks had hits there with songs like "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?" in 1978.
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Photographer David Slater will donate a quarter of any revenue from the viral "monkey selfies" to charities working to preserve the crested macaque's habitat in Indonesia.
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The annual Harper's Bazaar Icons party, a black-tie affair at the Plaza hotel, crested to newsworthy when Cardi B heaved her shoe at Nicki Minaj.
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That outrage crested when a dozen New York City councilwomen charged earlier this month that Mr. Vance had failed victims of sexual assault and should resign.
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" #TrumpNarratesPlanetEarth â€" Ali (@mightyfar) November 20163, 2016 A planet that is very flat-crested is very hard to be a 10, but Earth has tremendous mountains.
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In Wisconsin, Darlington officials said the city broke its flooding record, since the Pecatonica River crested at 18.2 feet in 1993, according to CNN affiliate KCRG.
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The American and NATO troop surge that followed Viper Company's tour had crested, bringing more news of fighting in places few Americans had heard of before.
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On Monday, the Ninth Circuit court of appeals upheld a previous decision dismissing the lawsuit brought by PETA on behalf of Naruto, a Celebes crested macaque.
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Sulawesi crested macaques are critically endangered, and PETA says it would use the proceeds from licensing the photograph to benefit Naruto, his family, and his habitat.
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In crested pigeons, the eighth primary flight feather out from the shoulder is suspiciously narrow, roughly half the width of the feathers on either side of it.
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The crested pigeons were much more likely to initiate their own frantic escape flight if the playback was from a pigeon that still had their P8 feathers.
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The third wave, which broke in the '90s and crested around the turn of the millennium, reconceived feminism for a generation defined by its mistrust of conformity.
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Especially as Christmas and Easter approach, other specimens find their way to the market, including crested macaques and a tree-dwelling marsupial, the adorable Sulawesi bear cuscus.
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As "Down the River" crested and slammed for what must have been 20 or 25 minutes, there was a young blonde woman with a flowing red dress.
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And while you can decide not to build a tourist town in the first place, you probably can't stop a tidal wave of construction once it's crested.
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The bullish wave of hedge fund position-building in oil and refined products that started in July 27 and crested in January 22 has now largely broken.
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"It's definitely countercultural right now," Mr. Ladner said toward the end of a recent lunch service while the sound of a grand piano crested in the background.
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But the timing of his reelection was fortunate: The anti-incumbency wave that swept through the GOP ranks in 2010 and 2012 had largely crested by 2014.
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As GOP wave elections crested in 85033 and 2014, the party picked up almost 1,000 legislative seats once held by Democrats, including some in formerly Democratic territory.
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He was one of only a few moderate Republicans to hold onto their seats in the midst of the blue wave that crested for Democrats last November.
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The Pearl River in Jackson crested on Monday at 36.67 feet -- the third highest crest on record -- leaving roads covered in water and hundreds of homes damaged.
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By Monday, the river had crested at 28 feet, slightly below the 211 feet that had been projected, but still the third-highest mark in recorded history.
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I felt the mass most acutely, though, when I crested a dipsy-do at inappropriate speed somewhere in rural Denmark, and bottomed out on the other side.
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"The thermometer under the back veranda got to 48.9C today, not an official reading obviously, but it was enough to kill these sulphur crested cockatoos," he wrote.
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Jolie, 41, spent the New Year with their six children — Maddox, 15, Pax, 13, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 10, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 8 — in Crested Butte, Colorado.
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Democratic hostility to Trump has crested in the wake of the president's racist statements and the targeted mass shooting of Hispanics by a white supremacist in El Paso.
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Following earlier festival premieres at Toronto International Film Festival and Crested Butte Film Festival, the short snagged the Jury Award at this year's 2018 SCAD Savannah Film Festival.
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The river has already crested and hit major flooding stages in several parts, the Belleville News Democrat reports, and it's set to rise further over the coming days.
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Community integration is perhaps what elevates (no pun intended at 10,000 feet above sea level) Crested Butte apart from some of the larger legacy festivals in the region.
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LOS ANGELES — There aren't many rock stars patrolling the Ballona Wetlands at 9:30 on a Saturday morning with hopes of training their binoculars on double-crested cormorants.
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This week's trip heads to the Hoffman and Swinburne Islands, where you can expect to see black-crowned night herons, glossy ibises, double-crested cormorants and other species.
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They live in a cabin in the backcountry of Crested Butte, Colorado, and with the road 4 miles away, the internet accounts for 95 percent of their business.
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M.A.X. Pass added 17 resorts including Crested Butte and Alyeska Resort in Alaska for a total of 39 resorts, each offering five days' access throughout the season ($749).
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From the 19th century to the 1980s, the population of the crested ibis, a rose-hued bird found throughout Asia, dwindled from tens of thousands to single digits.
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Two tall windows in the gallery overlook Central Park and create the possibility that a real bird (though probably not a white-crested cockatoo) might wing into view.
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It declines even to confirm Mr. Trump is actually swinging at a tee when his motorcade disappears behind the towering palm trees and crested gates of his clubs.
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Known locally as the Clam House or Snow Clam House, it cantilevers over a slope, at an altitude of 10,3003 feet, in Mount Crested Butte, a resort community.
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Ms. Warren — whose poll numbers in New Hampshire crested in the fall, but who still stands a chance at a strong showing — is far less popular among independents.
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In addition to exploring environments representing these and other creatures, visitors can stroll the Dinosaur Path, which includes lanterns of a Tyrannosaurus rex and a feather-crested velociraptor.
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Known locally as the Clam House or Snow Clam House, it cantilevers over a slope, at an altitude of 10,3003 feet, in Mount Crested Butte, a resort community.
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The emotional rhythm of that workday crested at 4 pm, when the Nielsen numbers came out and everyone stopped to compare how their show did against the competition.
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The NBC broadcast network has reclaimed its lost luster and Universal Pictures logged milestone years in 2015 and 2017 that crested the $5 billion global box office mark.
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In the whole history of American television, only one primetime scripted series has crested 203 episodes: the venerable Western Gunsmoke, which produced 220 episodes between 2700 and 230.
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Just like his first post-Miami campaign, LeBron crested after New Year's, shooting 38.2 percent outside the paint, but this was still the worst shooting season of his career.
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"This rollercoaster ride will leave everyone on an up, even those of us who've crested the apex and now, like Carl, see life's curve heading all the way down."
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As the rain continued to fall, pushing the Amite River well over its banks (it crested at 46 feet, breaking a record set in 1983), the calls kept coming.
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Naruto, a crested macaque in Indonesia, has no rights to the (adorable) selfies he took on a nature photographer's camera, according to the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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As the sensation crested, a huge orca lifted up out of the water, baring its smooth gray back, and for a moment I felt its weight settle on me.
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Likewise, the proportion of those who believe that whites have 'too much' political influence and that racial discrimination is the foremost impediment to black mobility also crested in 2016.
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The number of scripted shows crested 500 for the first time in 2016, and it has a reasonable shot at brushing against 93 before the peak is truly reached.
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Her all-girls elementary school in Sydney required a formal uniform, complete with a crested gray blazer, socks with garters and a hat: straw for summer, felt for winter.
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The predictable post-election wave of calls for reforming or eliminating the Electoral College has crested, although we can expect continuing reminders of the quirks of our electoral system.
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They were dropped by the Turkish border and scaled freezing mountains on foot, around cliff faces and through precipitous ravines, crested the top, and picked their way into Turkey.
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With its curved windows and white-tiled crested roof, the Elbphilharmonie dynamically contrasts with its sturdy, utilitarian brick foundation — a former cocoa warehouse — evoking a ship in full sail.
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Within 50 minutes of the first quake, the wave crested a 10-meter (33 feet) sea wall intended to protect the Fukushima nuclear plant from just such an event.
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Though each wave of activism and insurgency within the Democratic Party has eventually crested and receded, the impact on the party's makeup, agenda, and behavior has been cumulative — and powerful.
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The river has already crested north of Grafton, the National Weather Service said, and is expected to crest a second time following the ample rainfall the area has been receiving.
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The nationalist wave that crested with Britain's vote to leave the EU and Donald Trump's victory in the United States didn't lead to the toppling of mainstream parties across Europe.
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Research published in 2009 showed that crested pigeons fleeing danger flap their wings faster, thus generating a different whistle from that of birds taking off in a more casual manner.
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But as the aircraft crested the lip of the jagged bowl that cradles Kathmandu, the fabled capital of Nepal looked less like Shangri-La than like a giant curdled cappuccino.
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Back in 2011, a crested macaque named Naruto started playing with the camera wildlife photographer David Slater brought to the Indonesian rainforest and—voilà—the legendary monkey selfie was born.
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The Meramec, which meets the Mississippi near Arnold, crested at 47.2 feet Thursday, about 9 feet above what is considered a major flood stage in the community of about 19933,000.
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Mugly the Chinese crested was crowned the World's Ugliest Dog in 2012, but he hasn't made his famous mug — complete with beady eyes, askew whiskers and strange snout — his business.
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Interest in the resolutions, Kron said, "Crested at the end of the year with the MeToo tidal wave, and I think it's carrying through" into the 113 spring proxy season.
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The early 90s were, in retrospect, a watershed moment in the history of the gun control movement—or the point at which a wave of advocacy crested, broke, and receded.
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The Cape Fear River south of Fayetteville crested on Monday at more than 26 feet above flood stage; farther downstream, near Chinquapin, the river was forecast to rise through Wednesday.
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The Cape Fear River south of Fayetteville crested Monday at more than 26 feet above flood stage; farther downstream, near Chinquapin, the same river was forecast to rise into Wednesday.
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The total of movie tickets sold annually has crested 24 billion twice since 23, in 24 and 24, but it's hovered between 903 and 290 billion in every year since.
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In interviews with nine local officeholders in places where the Mississippi River crested recently, several politicians said they believed climate change was playing a role in the frequency of floods.
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Now that we have entered Week 4 and the interest in the anthem has crested, some networks are starting to revert to their regular practice of not showing the anthem.
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Earlier today Microsoft announced that its competing Teams product had crested the 44 million daily active user (DAU) mark, a figure far greater than what Slack has announced to date.
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By the time I crested the top of the volcano, a moonscape of ash and the charred remains of what must have once been grand alerces, three hours had passed.
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The competitive running boom, which led to a glut of races with steep fees, has crested and started giving way to more social, and less exclusive, events like mud runs.
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The wave of animosity crested last season, when Allen was Duke's top player, averaging a team-high 21.6 points per game and making the third-team Associated Press All-American team.
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Bernal had already made the difference, having crested the Iseran, culminating at 2,770 metres, in first position with Alaphilippe more than two minutes behind after starting the day 1:30 ahead.
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The pass includes marquee resorts such as Steamboat in Colorado as well as smaller ones like Killington, Vt., and new additions from Crested Butte in Colorado to Buck Hill in Minnesota.
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This weekend's edition, the last of the season, heads to the Brother Islands, where you can expect to see black-crowned night herons, double-crested cormorants, egret colonies and much more.
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Crested Butte Mountain Resortin Colorado is introducing Women's Tips on Tuesdays ski clinics, half-day sessions that conclude with an après-ski glass of wine at the on-mountain Umbrella Bar.
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Ms. Pope, a cabinet sprayer in a local plant, evacuated her home in Kinston this week when fire officials told her it was almost certain to flood when the river crested.
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Interstates reopen in Missouri A couple of hours south in St. Louis, the swollen Mississippi River crested, as flood warnings still covered areas where 9.3 million people live in 17 states.
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Rubber tree plantations have driven the decline of the Northern white-cheeked crested gibbon in southwest China, while palm oil farming has been a bigger threat to Sumatran and Bornean orangutan.
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Money fund assets crested at nearly $3.03 trillion in the beginning of January, their highest level since March 2010, and they remain close to that level, according to data firm iMoneyNet.
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If Mr. Anders's spaceship had crested the moon 55 million years earlier, he would have found a sweltering jungle planet so warm it was almost entirely devoid of ice and snow.
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Finally we emerged, and as we crested a hill, the plantations fell into an endless repetition of tidy bunches stretching for miles, looking almost like the rag of a Berber carpet.
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This tuft, called a pappus, is made up of a sparse thicket of filaments, or bristles, that look something like the sprouting hair on the head of the Chinese crested dog.
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Impeachment has been pushed to the margins of discussion, not just in traditional media but also on social media, where references to a "World War III" trended as public anxiety crested.
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Momentum grew for legalization last year and crested during the 2018 midterms after a Pew Research Center poll came out showing 62 percent of Americans were on board with legal weed.
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Sweepee Rambo, the Chinese crested and Chihuahua mix who took home the top prize at the World's Ugliest Dog competition on Sunday, is a champion in the true sense of the word.
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The latest forecast is out—and it's both weird …Read more ReadAs it turns out, the most (confirmed) snowfall crested well above that: an almost-unbelievable 42 inches in Glengarry, West Virginia.
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As public outrage over the issue crested, state court officials created the dedicated courts, giving judges in those parts a mandate to produce more plea agreements and push felony cases to trial.
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The race was briefly halted with nine of the 44 laps completed after a massive crash for Kevin Magnussen, who lost control of his Renault as he crested the fearsome Eau Rouge.
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The Harris County Flood Control District warned low-lying roads may be impacted by water coming out of the San Jacinto River -- which has crested and is now falling -- at US 59.
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The Big Lake Wildlife Management Area is a nesting area for dozens of species of ducks, Canada geese, double-crested cormorants, shorebirds, gulls, pelicans and other waterfowl, according to the state's FWP.
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She will now return home and resume her role as the family pet and hang with her best buddies — a Chihuahua named Massimo and a Chinese crested named X, short for Exorcist.
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Her loss provided further signs that the populist wave that swept Britain out of the European Union and Donald J. Trump into the White House may have crested in Europe, for now.
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Public Works Director Jen Winter said that the Cedar River, which winds its way through the city, had crested at just over 22 feet (7 m) on Tuesday morning and was receding.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - More homes in areas of west Houston have flooded but water levels in the Houston-area have crested, reducing the danger of new flooding, a county official said on Wednesday.
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But the river in Leavenworth on the Kansas side just downstream crested at 31.4 feet, the second-highest on record there after a 1993 flood in which the river topped 35 feet.
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Exactly 20 years later, Bishnu and I crested a ridge and walked into a clearing strewn with rock monuments and Tibetan prayer flags—a memorial to the hundreds of mountaineers claimed by Everest.
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However with Sony's PlayStation 4 (PS4) console approaching its sixth year on the market, hardware sales have crested with the gaming unit's sales expected to peak in the current financial year ending March.
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Even as the Seine crested higher, it remained well below the record high of 8.6 meters reached in 1910, when thousands of Parisians had to flee inundated low-lying areas of the city.
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Moments later, second-round leader Johnson runs up a double-bogey at the par-four third, where a delicate third shot crested the slope before his ball rolled back down toward his feet.
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The wave of British talent Disclosure once led has crested and broken, overwhelmed by chiller subgenres and Drake's one-man funky revival; Caracal failed to match Settle's commercial performance, let alone top it.
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Taken in total, the evidence suggests the Labor Day holiday may have been the point where the blue wave crested for Democrats — at least when it comes to the battle for the House.
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In the 2017 elections, the resistance to Trump crested into a wave on top of a tsunami of voters who felt a powerful need to say no to the presidency of Donald Trump.
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But the blue wave Democrats so ferociously sought to build, with record fundraising and relentless Hollywood celebrity endorsements, crashed right into the Trump tsunami we discovered in 2900, which has not yet crested.
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The lawsuit was brought by PETA on behalf of Naruto, a crested Sulawesi macaque, against the nature photographer David Slater and the self-publishing book company he used to publish a photography book.
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I was 35, meaning I had crested the tipping point for "advanced maternal age" and was now the beneficiary of extra scrutiny from my OB/GYN and a slightly less rosy statistical outlook.
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They stand about 18-inches tall and feature the same attractive bird — a paper cutout of a great white-crested cockatoo that the artist lifted from a 19th-century British book on ornithology.
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The viral and legally confounding photos were taken in 2008, when Slater visited Indonesia to photograph crested macaques, and a six-year-old named Naruto took his camera, snapping a series of selfies.
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The same consumer culture that infantilized adults — with "cute paper napkins and cottage-cheese crested salads" and "'raid-the-icebox' midnight snacks" — was also sexualizing their children and making them prey to pedophiles.
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Naruto snapped the image during a 2011 trip by Mr. Slater to the nature reserve on Sulawesi, one of the few habitats for crested macaques, black monkeys with sloping faces and short tails.
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As we crested every rise, it became impossible not to anticipate the singular sighting that can be experienced only on Rapa Nui: the island's rock stars — the massive, brooding monoliths known as moai.
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This lets you into Copper Mountain, Eldora and Winter Park, with free days at Crested Butte and Steamboat, as well as Alyeska in Alaska and six places in Iceland, Japan and New Zealand.
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What can you share about how the lives of Iraqis and residents of Mosul have been affected in these past years, when the Islamic State crested and then declined in and around Mosul?
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Rivers in Louisiana crested at record levels in multiple places, with the Amite River reaching 46.2 feet (14 meters) in Denham Springs, 5 feet (1.5 meters) higher than a 1983 record, McNatt said.
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Mulcair's popularity wobbled up-and-down since his ascension to the helm of the NDP, but crested with a healthy lead over his two rivals, immediately before a summer election call in August.
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The company was not yet two years old, the internet boom had crested, and ad agencies and consumer product companies were skeptical about the start-up's offering — text ads linked to search results.
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HOUSTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - More homes in areas of west Houston have flooded but water levels in the Houston-area have crested, reducing the danger of new flooding, a county official said on Wednesday.
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"Surfing the way it is today is fantastic and I really don't want to get in the way of that," he said at the park, as the waves roared, crested and rolled behind him.
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The most celebrated dancing parrot is Snowball, a sulfur-crested cockatoo with a trademarked name whose YouTube dance performances to Queen, Michael Jackson and the Backstreet Boys have been viewed some 15 million times.
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And so has part of the Mississippi River near St. Louis, where it crested on Sunday at its second-highest point on record, cutting off the river's northern section from shippers to the south.
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But that anger, for years restricted to only the most politically attuned New Yorkers, crested over the past few months, in tandem with the surge of progressive energy nationwide after the 2016 presidential election.
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Huffing my way up through the eastern entrance of Unaweep Canyon, the sun was bright, but by the time I got into the valley's pine- and juniper-crested main thoroughfare, clouds were darkening overhead.
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The starfish-shaped island of Sulawesi in Eastern Indonesia, which just a week ago suffered a 143-magnitude earthquake followed by a tsunami that crested over electricity poles, is a place of divided faiths.
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Their reputation has not been enhanced by the fact that the holder of the World's Ugliest Dog title, a 17-year-old blind dog named SweePee Rambo, is a Chinese crested and Chihuahua mix.
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Ten hours after we left Ulaanbaatar, along with Hongoroo, the driver, and Zorig, our guide and translator, we crested a mountain to look down on the village of Binder and the Onon River valley.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Sessions was confirmed on Wednesday as President Trump's attorney general, capping a bitter and racially charged nomination battle that crested with the procedural silencing of a leading Democrat, Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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The majority of the records NEMA listed involved the Missouri River, which crested between 30 and 1933 feet in different areas throughout the state since Tuesday, breaking previous records by 1 to 4 feet.
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In the nearby Sandy Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, broken headstones, some more than a century old, floated across the burial ground when the nearby Lumber River and its tributaries crested, historically, during Matthew's torrential rains.
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After a wildlife photographer stepped away and the crested black macaque snapped a self-portrait with the unattended camera, animal-rights organization PETA filed a lawsuit for the monkey to win copyright of the image.
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The attack, claimed by a Pakistan-based terror group, spawned a surge of national emotion that crested two weeks later, when Mr Modi ordered the retaliatory bombing of an alleged terror base deep inside Pakistan.
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And while other brands are beholden to the pre-internet era when their influence crested, Urban Outfitters happily skips from decade to decade, cherry-picking nostalgic touch points and repackaging them for the digital age.
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Today there's another wave of religious intolerance in Indonesia, which crested last spring when Jakarta's Chinese Christian governor was jailed for blasphemy, and continues to this day in a steady drip of anti-Christian actions.
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When I crested the final hill and collapsed into my teammate's arms just across the finish line, there's no doubt in my mind that people saw my stubborn willpower — not the sickness it sprang from.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. It takes a good few years after a cultural wave has crested, broken, and washed up on a mobile phone advert before we're able to contextualize it properly.
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Soma, a marijuana dispensary in Crested Butte, Colorado, only stocks a few dozen of a product called Foria Relief at a time, and they don't sell them as quickly as some of their other items.
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Instead, the station was on an oceanside mountaintop flanked on three sides by towering cliffs, meaning any approaching bear would be hidden until it crested a ridge at the dangerous proximity of seventy-five yards.
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The wave of terror crested in late February and early March as village after village — sometimes more than one per day — came under attack by men armed with pangas, axes, bows and arrows, and spears.
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In only seven trading sessions this month, yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries US10YT=RR have climbed about 18 basis points and crested over 19963 percent, hitting their highest levels in more than seven years.
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Fay McKenzie, an actress and singer whose film career spanned a century and crested when she was Gene Autry's leading lady in five early 1940s horse operas, died on April 16 in Highland Park, Calif.
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Rather, just as the sale appeared to have crested, sparring broke out between two remote bidders, one online and one on What's App, over Lot 172: a metallic bronze chèvre leather Birkin with gold hardware.
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"It takes a fine taste, and a certain kind of class, to appreciate the unique look of a Chinese crested," said Parker, who owns some of those dogs, in addition to her American hairless terriers.
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The crested gecko shown above might be a little too reptilian for newbies, I'll admit, but I'd wager that it's impossible to see Jane's leopard geckos without your heart melting more than a little bit.
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As much as it improvised atop its structures, the group burrowed into them, building tension and momentum from within, turning them into meditations or shaping them into galvanizing crescendos that crested in a standing ovation.
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The engorged river crested higher at a record level of over 32 feet (9.75 meters) on Friday at the waterfront city of St. Joseph, Missouri, forcing some 7,500 people to flee from low-lying areas.
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Of course, 9/11 and the Dotcom Crash were just around the corner, but for a moment, a wave of tension that had built up through the decade crested in an explosion of trippy culture.
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The dispute stemmed from a famous image that Naruto, a rare crested macaque who lives on an nature reserve, snapped using a camera that British photographer David Slater left mounted and unattended during a 2011 trip.
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I crested a ledge and saw the ship I'd left a couple of hours ago sitting exactly where I'd left it, but from above, making it look small and almost insignificant among the colorful alien landscape.
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The wave of terror crested in late February and early March as village after village — sometimes more than one per day — came under attack by men armed with knives, machetes, axes, bows and arrows, and spears.
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In that flood, the river crested at 48.03 feet and inundated parts of the city's famed Beale Street and other neighborhoods, causing $2 billion in damage in Shelby County alone, according to the National Weather Service.
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Weeks of tensions with Washington crested last month when Tehran shot down a U.S. military surveillance drone and Trump responded with a decision to launch air strikes only to call them off at the last minute.
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"The market's figuring out that the competitive wave that T-Mobile and Sprint had launched against Verizon and AT&T has crested and it's over," said Charlie Smith, chief investment officer of Fort Pitt Capital Group.
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The silhouettes recall traditional Russian styles, with tiered skirts, corseted waists and strange headgear — including variations on the kokoshnik, the tall, crested headpiece embroidered with pearls, which can be found in the portraits of Russian royals.
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The researchers found several breeds that shared large chunks of DNA not found in other breeds: the Chihuahua, Chinese crested dog, rat terrier, toy fox terrier, American hairless terrier, Mexican hairless (or Xoloitzcuintli) and Peruvian hairless.
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The river crested last night at over 45 feet (about 13 feet above its flood stage), with the rising floodwaters submerging almost all roads leading into town and essentially cutting off the community of 908,500 residents.
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Other species that are critically endangered include the brown-headed spider monkey of Ecuador, the Niger Delta red colobus, and the crested macaque, an Indonesian species famous for having taken a selfie with a photographer's camera.
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