Firefighters work to keep the fire from crossing the line.
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Crossing the line of fear is what leads to greatness.
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The Crossing the Line roster also includes several dance offerings.
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Very few soldiers are ever punished for crossing the line.
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This has been a month for rappers crossing the line.
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I never did anything that I felt was crossing the line.
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She's able to challenge her questioner confidently without ever crossing the line.
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" But as far as crossing the line, "How did I say that?
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He is all potential energy, never crossing the line into measurable momentum.
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Crossing the line can make the hitter's next plate appearance very interesting.
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Germaine Acogny presents an elegantly intense autobiographical solo at Crossing the Line.
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This was the first time a horse crossing the line first has been disqualified.
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Yahoo did not know it was crossing the line in its proposed Alibaba deal.
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Presented as part of the French Institute Alliance Française's annual Crossing the Line Festival.
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And standards of what's considered to be crossing the line is a moving target.
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" Ever since then, April has been outspoken about the importance of not "crossing the line.
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I was deeply fascinated by this piece on health aides "crossing the line" on privacy.
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Some are also concerned that this is crossing the line in terms of passenger privacy.
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A full schedule for the 2019 Crossing the Line Festival can be found at crossingthelinefestival.org.
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The most common trap door to crossing the line sexually has to do with personal vulnerability.
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Screaming with joy after crossing the line, Hansdotter was weeping later after receiving congratulations from Paerson.
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Stranger things have happened, and Putin hasn't been shy about crossing the line in the past.
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There's only one place to go," Dresnok told filmmakers for the 2006 documentary "Crossing the Line.
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This is something that affects everybody, how to coexist with respect and without crossing the line.
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After crossing the line, he thrust his arms in the air and fell to his knees.
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Buyer traffic saw the largest gain, up four points to 53, crossing the line into positive territory.
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"Employee of the Year" was performed in October 22018 as part of the Crossing the Line festival.
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Crossing the Line: Throughout US history, people of color have been discriminated against in the voting process.
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However, a review determined an official blew the play dead prior to the puck crossing the line.
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It's a cigarette leg that feels fitted without crossing the line into too tight for the office.
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What would be considered crossing the line, and what type of dynamic could we see this fall?
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Inappropriate was the way I'd say — improper, crossing the line," Alexander said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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The conceptual aspects of Bel's live work in Crossing the Line are, however, weakly developed and less compelling.
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CROSSING THE LINE If you've never seen the work of the French choreographer Jérôme Bel, now's the time.
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He had referenced an earlier podcast where he talked about crossing the line with a female employee (me).
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The touchdown was reviewed to see if he stepped out before crossing the line, but the call stood.
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"It was hard from my angle to see it, if it was crossing the line or not," Lundqvist said.
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Young ran 10.14 seconds, the fastest time of the day, with Gatlin crossing the line in 10.16, second fastest.
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Congolese choreographer Faustin Linyekula and American writer and director Annie Dorsen contemplate storytelling at the Crossing the Line Festival.
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But sometimes, the women end up taking things too far, crossing the line between outrageously entertaining and downright horrifying.
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How much further can we go down this road before crossing the line between convenience and forfeiting privacy completely?
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And what message do we send to our sons and daughters when we accept gradations of crossing the line?
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His humor constantly pushed into freshly outrageous territory, crossing the line of good taste with a big, endearing, irresistible grin.
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NBACC in particular has been accused of crossing the line into offensive research, thus violating the principles of the BWC.
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Get an opinion you can trust on whether you were crossing the line or just sticking up for your team.
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If you really look close, almost every left-hander is crossing the line before they get throw over to first.
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That's why Cyril Teste chose to engage the audience's noses in directing Opening Night at the Crossing the Line festival.
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Crossing the line, Lee celebrated with his arms raised, basking in the chants of the packed crowd inside the Oval.
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As a viewer, you start to wonder if this is crossing the line into "very inappropriate," but you remain transfixed.
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He is reading "Crossing the Line: The Outrageous Story of a Hockey Original," by the former Boston Bruin Derek Sanderson.
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In "Gestures," a presentation with the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival, Mr. Charmatz celebrates that very impermanence.
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Mr. Nunes may need to tread cautiously to avoid the perception of crossing the line from impartial moderator to advocate.
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Just as the ball seemed to be crossing the line, Endler curled her fingers around it, and clawed it away.
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Cédric Andrieux, in the 2010 Crossing the Line festival, handed the stage to the dancer for whom the piece was named.
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Maybe he's not, maybe he was just crossing the line, I don't know and we weren't willing to take that risk.
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Thomas De Gendt won the stage at the final sprint, crossing the line ahead of Jarlinson Pantano and Ivan Garcia Cortina.
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Evangeline, fascinated by Madeline's raw talent and eager to make use of it, risks crossing the line between empathy and exploitation.
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Crossing the Line, a festival created by the French Institute Alliance Française, continues with two more presentations by this Congolese choreographer.
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That they are even thinking of crossing the line can be explained by the Democratic leadership's failure to directly censure Rep.
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He won by a bike's length and had plenty of time to raise his arms in celebration before crossing the line.
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Where a shoe company says, well, we're crossing the line here because we have a spring in our shoes or whatever?
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To be sure, revelations about Iran testing the boundaries of the JCPOA and crossing the line into violation are not new.
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After crossing the line, I celebrated by collapsing on the tarmac, and closing my eyes for what seemed like a long time.
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"He texted me on New Year's Eve — 'I think this is maybe crossing the line, but I'd like to talk,' " she reveals.
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He appeared in a 2006 documentary called "Crossing the Line" in which he justified his defection and defended the North Korean regime.
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Gintare was disqualified at the start of the first race after crossing the line ahead of the starting gun in heavy traffic.
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With the cumulative experience of Bel's three pieces in Crossing the Line, however, the non-virtuosity of the work became less appealing.
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That calm, initially, is the most striking thing about "Tomorrow's Parties," part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival.
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And, as with any story designed to send a message, there was a risk of crossing the line between uplifting and didactic.
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She raised her arms in celebration on crossing the line in front of a large crowd that braved bitter cold in Killington.
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He knows exactly what to show to creep you the fuck out, without crossing the line into full-on torture porn territory.
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Australia finished in a combined time of one hour, 17 minutes and 36 seconds, with Alistair Brownlee crossing the line 52 seconds later.
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Whenever someone assumes that the other person wouldn't agree to a situation, then they're [already] consciously crossing the line [when sex does happen].
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Background: Comedian Michelle Wolf was criticized by some for crossing the line into personal attacks with her 2018 performance at the annual dinner.
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It helps me get to the point I want to without crossing the line that will make my work solely a design piece.
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The referee waved away England's protests as replays showed the ball crossing the line to hundreds of millions of fans around the world.
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Crossing the line to play backgammon in JerusalemReuters' Luke Baker visits a backgammon tournament where Arabs and Jews face off against one another.
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Between shouting encouragement to the players and lamenting their setbacks the other day, he complained that politics was crossing the line into sports.
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But to their critics, these protesters are crossing the line by playing the role of vigilantes to punish those they consider their foes.
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The puck flipped over the top of the goal, hitting Wild goaltender Devan Dubnyk in the back of his mask before crossing the line.
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CEO Neil Vogel said that the company is intent on not crossing the line into technology news, but rather offering more evergreen, informational content.
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Once fans start to blur the lines between the show and the real world — and the actors and their characters — they're crossing the line.
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Jordan in his thick sauna suit, running in the heat of the Thai morning, was used to crossing the line and piercing the void.
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India responded with airstrikes on Balakot in Pakistan, crossing the line of control that divides the two countries for the first time since 1971.
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Hamilton led from pole to flag, crossing the line 113 seconds ahead of team mate Valtteri Bottas in a second successive Mercedes one-two.
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Figuring out when law enforcement is crossing the line in getting the goods on criminal suspects has been an unending job for the courts.
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"Lighthearted banter or bragging" is okay, but once it gets personal, or starts to include racial slurs or physical threats, that's crossing the line.
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They finally show the replay of the Spanish shot off the bar, and it wasn't close to crossing the line when it came down.
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The ball hit the near post before crossing the line to allow the Arsenal forward to pass the 37 goals scored by Marcelo Salas.
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"Isadora Duncan," debuting in the United States at the Crossing the Line Festival on Wednesday, is his first dance portrait of a historical figure.
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"Isadora Duncan," debuting in the United States at the Crossing the Line Festival on Wednesday, is his first dance portrait of a historical figure.
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Kittel perfectly timed his effort in the final straight for his fourth stage win, crossing the line ahead of his fellow German John Degenkolb.
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However, video review determined that Luke Schenn had prevented the puck from crossing the line at the far post and the goal was overturned.
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For 26 miles and 385 yards, the Kenyan ran faster than most can sprint, crossing the line in 1 hour 59 minutes 40.2 seconds.
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Fourteen cameras monitor the goal line, and watches worn by referees flash the word "Goal" within a second of the ball crossing the line.
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Aslan Sagutdinov's action was an experiment in crossing the line of public demonstration in the country, despite his lack of an obvious political message.
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Maximum Security on Saturday became the first horse in the history of the 145-year-old race to be disqualified after crossing the line first.
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Bel has produced similar biographical pieces, such as the one seen in the film Véronique Doisneau (2006), which is part Crossing the Line this year.
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As part of Crossing the Line, Bel's 1995 eponymous performance, Jérôme Bel, was co-presented by and at The Kitchen in a New York premier.
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NeNe Leakes has been dropped from The Great Xscape Tour after crossing the line while addressing a heckler during one of her stand-up shows.
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Radio Live took place at the Crossing the Line Festival at the FIAF Florence Gould Hall (55 East 59th Street, Midtown, Manhattan) on October 2.
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This experimental effort — one of many events in French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival — ran two nights in mid-September at Cooper Union.
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Teste zeroed in on this question in his adaptation, which played for three nights at French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival this September.
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Huyghe's The Host and the Cloud, which ran at the Crossing the Line festival, creates a surprising sense of solemnity in making ready for events.
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As part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival, Danspace Project presents a few evenings of Ms. Belaza's work, starting on Oct.
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"I was fed up with my childhood, my marriage, my military life, everything," Mr. Dresnok told the makers of "Crossing the Line," a 2006 documentary.
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Part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival, it's the first of two "Opening Night" adaptations coming to New York this fall.
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I think one of the things attractive about [the genre] is, you can't really hate on a horror movie for crossing the line of good taste.
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Yet it is one of China's legion of small companies, many backed by local governments, accused of crossing the line on industrial espionage and sanctions violations.
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ANNE NGUYEN This Parisian choreographer brings her vision of street dance to New York with two works presented as part of the Crossing the Line Festival.
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With her raunchy jokes about taboo subjects, Griffin has made a decades-long career out of crossing the line, and is certainly no stranger to controversy.
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The work, a co-presentation of Danspace Project and the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival, began as a project at Live Arts Bard.
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Beginning Friday, the day he turns 36, he presents "Dumy Moyi," or "My Thoughts," as part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival.
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Meanwhile, national-level Democrats are plying their hero-in-the-making with advice, money and tweets — without crossing the line into being a public, backfiring nuisance.
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We don't know if there's a "morals clause" in R. Kelly's contract ... which would allow the label to give him the boot for crossing the line.
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Now, Microsoft has an updated set of guidelines that hopefully make it a bit clearer what it considers crossing the line when getting frustrated with another player.
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While she praises the men she has worked for as being "not just respectful, but deeply supportive," she is not without stories of men crossing the line.
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"We've seen a few instances recently of individuals crossing the line with their database use," reads one letter circulated by the Secret Intelligence Agency (SIS) in 2011.
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Rather, we believe this bill sets a tone that could combat public vitriol and discourage the public from crossing the line from public debate to physical attacks.
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Giuliani, who received this information from Manafort's attorneys, accused Mueller's team of crossing the line by trying to force Manafort to say Trump knew about the meeting.
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Lili Chopra, a curator of Crossing the Line, described the series as a portrait of Mr. Bel that illuminates several distinct but related moments in his career.
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Mostly it's the delicate way he put his pieces together, carefully getting right up to the edge of a recognizable shape but never quite crossing the line.
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He will not be at Ms. Gallant's performance on Wednesday at the Crossing the Line festival, nor at any other performance of the work in North America.
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Your friend also might be (incorrectly) assuming everyone else agrees with their views—because they think their friends would tell them if they were crossing the line.
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And the minute there&aposs a hint that someone might even be curious about crossing the line of bipartisanship, smacks them, gets them right back to the reservation.
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Daniel Ricciardo finished fourth for Red Bull, crossing the line just 0.8 seconds behind Verstappen after hassling the Dutchman in the closing stages of the 56-lap race.
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Her accusations come on the heels of a recent New York Times article that highlighted Trump's past history with women, often times accusing him of crossing the line.
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"We're in a different world now," he said, adding that the defense "overplayed its hand" at times by crossing the line from questioning credibility to blaming the victims.
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But Shire's deal raised eyebrows even in a market that takes every trade's success for granted, easily crossing the line despite the company's debt plans appearing rather optimistic.
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This boldly minimalist production, directed by Fanny de Chaillé and staged at French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival, revisits a text written for times of upheaval.
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In Opening Night director Cyril Teste and actor Isabelle Adjani went to lengths to present their protagonist with psychological depth and intimacy at FIAF's Crossing the Line festival.
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"This clearly is crossing the line if it, in fact, happened," Manafort's defense attorney Richard Westling told the judge the first time the lawyers discussed the juror issue.
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Not crossing the line between influence and plagiarism is a hard thing to balance because we're in the business of creating music for productions as opposed to charts.
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This exceptional Congolese dancer and choreographer presents three works as part of this year's edition of Crossing the Line, a festival presented by the French Institute Alliance Française.
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The aim is to stop traders crossing the line between general comment and giving information that would make it easy to identify a client or provide investment recommendations.
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Pearson did not need to go that fast on Saturday but barely noticed the clock as she posted 12.59 seconds, screaming "oh my God" repeatedly after crossing the line.
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People called them out for crossing the line from sexy to inappropriate, and blamed Jenner for trying to normalize her relationship with Tyga (the two are eight years apart).
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FDJ rider Demare held off several big names in the final sweep into the Mediterranean resort, crossing the line ahead of Team Sky's Ben Swift and Belgian Juergen Roelandts.
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Clinton such as Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York and Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri vouched for her qualifications and warned that Mr. Sanders was crossing the line.
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The Crossing the Line Festival presents several of his works, beginning this week with the film "Véronique Doisneau" (approximately 1:30), about a dancer in the Paris Opera Ballet.
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The experimental play Manmade Earth, which ran at FIAF's Crossing the Line festival, demanded that its audience listen to the experiences and anxieties of adolescents from around the world.
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"In a few instances noted, several of the defendants' actions came close to crossing the line from activity protected by the First Amendment to conduct prohibited by" state law.
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It took more than three minutes to review — and no view of the puck crossing the line was shown to the TD Garden crowd — but the goal was confirmed.
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Romanchuk, who trains at the University of Illinois, shook Hug in the final sprint, crossing the line just over one second ahead in a time of 1:36:21.
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But tax evasion, in which wealth is actively concealed from authorities, is illegal, and the behavior of Swiss bankers often suggested that they knew they were crossing the line.
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Cornfield, the political science professor, said that he thought most people learned the lesson about crossing the line in social media posts years ago during the early days of email.
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Donald Trump's campaign manager will not be prosecuted for pushing a reporter because of an unreleased video shot prior to the incident showing the reporter in question crossing the line.
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The same could be said of the cast of "Festival of Dreams," a presentation of Crossing the Line and Dancing in the Streets directed by Mr. Linyekula and Moya Michael.
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Max Verstappen finished third for Honda-powered Red Bull with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc, at a loss to rein in the Mercedes, crossing the line fourth and fifth respectively.
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Republicans have accused Democrats on the Intelligence panel of crossing the line by targeting their staff during the impeachment inquiry, including by publishing a staffer's phone records in their investigative report.
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"This didn't just start, it's been going on for a while," she said of the drive behind the #MeToo movement and people sharing stories of men in authority crossing the line.
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In "Staged" (approximately 1:00), part of the Crossing the Line Festival, Ms. Hassabi's four dancers embrace stillness and sculpture, creating a quiet counterpoint to the impatience of the outside world.
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"These networks are trying to manipulate people by manufacturing consensus — that's crossing the line over free speech," said Ryan Fox, a co-founder of New Knowledge, a firm that tracks disinformation.
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Courtney Geraghty, the artistic director of the Crossing the Line festival, said that it was important to awaken peoples's consciences about environmental issues, but also important to show work from abroad.
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There are ways to still have fun and make work a more relaxed experience without crossing the line into risky behavior that can get you or your team in hot water.
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It took just five minutes for Ahmad Nourollahi to put Marc Wilmots's side in front when his shot from distance clipped the underside of Keo Soksela's crossbar before crossing the line.
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On the internet, anyone from Ken Bone to Gary from Chicago can become a Milkshake Duck, crossing the line from beloved fave to problematic issue all within a single news cycle.
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But in the past, Mr. Hannity had run into trouble for crossing the line from commentator to activist — and Tuesday's subdued reaction speaks to the new realities at Trump-era Fox News.
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The three live pieces by Bel in Crossing the Line this year — at the Joyce, The Kitchen and the Museum of Modern Art — gave ample opportunity to take stock of his work.
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The tech giants created these platforms as open forums, so they had to know these sites would attract all kinds of bizarre content, some of it crossing the line into the outrageous.
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HARROGATE (Reuters) - Dutch rider Nils Eekhoff suffered heartbreak at the UCI Road World Championships on Friday when he was disqualified after crossing the line first in the under-23 men's road race.
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The fact that I had to say no multiple times, and that he had push himself onto me and kissed me without my consent was way more than crossing the line of inappropriateness.
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YouTube's enfant terrible, Logan Paul, rang in the new year crossing the line when he published his vlog of a trip to Japan's so-called Suicide Forest, stumbling across an apparent suicide victim.
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The Crossing the Line Festival offers a broad look with "Jérôme Bel" (0:50), a starkly pared-down duet between a man and a woman, both nude (Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
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The notion of deeply polarized voters fits in Poland, where crossing the line that divides the populist nationalist government from the opposition is as unlikely as defecting to the enemy camp in wartime.
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Not only is it a crime to lie to federal authorities; it's also a crime to encourage others to do so, whether or not they follow through with crossing the line of perjury.
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In "What Remains," a presentation of Danspace Project and the French Institute Alliance Française as part of the Crossing the Line Festival, three artists — a poet, a choreographer and a filmmaker — join forces.
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A dozen premieres, including four new commissioned works, are on tap for this year's Crossing the Line Festival, the French Institute Alliance Française's annual event for innovative art from a variety of disciplines.
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Mahomes made a brilliant, heads-up play on his fourth touchdown by dragging his toe to keep from crossing the line of scrimmage as he threw to Travis Kelce in the end zone.
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Up next, President Trump takes on his own Justice Department from demands to investigate Hillary Clinton, to calls for the death penalty in the New York terror case, is the president crossing the line?
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The people who could benefit most from the diversity on parade in Bel's performances, unfortunately, are unlikely to attend Crossing the Line, though many of its events occurred only two blocks from Trump Tower.
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As part of the Crossing the Line Festival, presented by the French Institute Alliance Française, she's making her New York debut with two projects that consider the hip-hop dancer's complex relationship to space.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Hassabi returned to the Kitchen for the premiere of "Staged" — presented by the Kitchen and the Crossing the Line Festival — a work for Simon Courchel, Hristoula Harakas, Oisin Monaghan and herself.
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Crossing the line: In 2010, US Border Patrol Agent Jesus Mesa shot and killed Mexican teen Sergio Hernandez -- Mesa stood on the US side of the border, while Hernandez died on the Mexican side.
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By taking part in the rally, Mr. Hannity was crossing the line that had traditionally separated those in the news media — even opinion hosts like him — from the people they are supposed to cover.
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Climate change We've only got a little over 10 years to stave off "unprecedented" changes in how we live on this planet before crossing the line -- perhaps permanently -- into disastrous levels of global warming.
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Democrats are struggling to defend Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's deepening criticism of Donald Trump, with some suggesting that she's coming dangerously close to crossing the line separating the judicial system and politics.
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"I'm personally very sensitive to stuff being stolen and re-shared without credit online, so if I felt like Dark Stock Photos was crossing the line in that regard, I wouldn't do it," he said.
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Crossing the line more than four minutes ahead of the rest of the field took "grit and persistence," the two-time Olympian told CNBC Make It at a NYC event hosted by Marathon Brewing Company.
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His detractors accused him of crossing the line that divides administration from politics, particularly when he failed to produce sensitive letters on preparations for the Iraq war ("Sir Cover-Up", the Daily Mail dubbed him).
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Usain Bolt of Jamaica won the men's 200 metres gold for the third successive Summer Games on Thursday, crossing the line in 19.78 seconds at the Rio Olympic stadium.
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Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka, leader of the center-left Social Democratic party, which ANO rules in coalition with, scolded Babis for crossing the line in harsh comments that showed the tension in the ruling alliance.
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Klingberg scored 210:22005 into the game on a wrist shot from the high slot, a flick that struck the left goalpost and deflected off Detroit goalie Petr Mrazek's right skate before crossing the line.
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The Crossing the Line Festival offers a broad look with "The Show Must Go On" (1:30), featuring 20 performers with headphones reacting awkwardly to pop songs the audience can't hear (Friday at 8 p.m.
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The latest public screening of The Host and the Cloud came by way of FIAF's Crossing the Line Festival; the film played on a loop at the organization's gallery throughout the festival, through October 12.
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The three shows, all part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival (in collaboration with MetLiveArts and N.Y.U. Skirball), serve as a good introduction to the breadth and distinctiveness of his work.
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The 36-year-old Van Vleuten burst clear on the second climb of the day in the Yorkshire Dales, then rode alone for 105km before crossing the line more than two minutes clear in Harrogate.
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The company announced the shift in a blog post on Friday, writing that it would begin cracking down on so-called "borderline content" that comes close to violating its community standards without quite crossing the line.
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Gonzalez entered the final kilometer in the lead but she was powerless to stop Liu's late onslaught on a hot and humid day, crossing the line 0.02 seconds behind the 29-year-old world record holder.
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As with many other Francophile festivals — like the French Institute Alliance Française's Tilt and Crossing the Line — France Rocks Summerfest is presented in part by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, among other French sponsors.
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When I asked Ms. Cain (while interviewing her about introversion in teenagers) if self-indulgent introverts risked crossing the line into antisocial behavior — if we might, in fact, just be being rude — she laughed, and agreed.
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In time for the 50th anniversary of that historic victory, the photographs he took of that event are now the subject of a new book, "Crossing the Line: Arthur Ashe at the 1968 U.S. Open" (Hannibal).
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CROSSING THE LINE The French Institute Alliance Française spreads a wealth of dance and performance across New York City with its annual festival — the last to be curated by Lili Chopra, Simon Dove and Gideon Lester.
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"Corbeaux," which comes to the Beaux-Arts court of the Brooklyn Museum on Saturday and Sunday, as part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival, was conceived in 2014 as a one-off.
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On Sunday, Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who was a key vote against calling witnesses in the Senate trial, expanded upon his criticism that Mr. Trump was "crossing the line" in his pressure campaign against Ukraine.
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As the FBI notes on its website, these domestic terrorists are persistently "crossing the line from First Amendment protected rights to committing crimes to further their political agenda" while our political leaders look the other way.
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The sprint finish was a thrilling climax to the race, which was run as part of the Norseman Extreme Triathlon, with Norway's Tungesvik crossing the line in a time of nine hours 59 minutes and 40 seconds.
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Country House was declared the winner of the 145th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday when Maximum Security became the first horse in the history of the race to be disqualified after crossing the line first.
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The 24-year-old continued his unbeaten run over this distance in 2017 by crossing the line, wearing his country's flag as a cape, in a national record time of one hour, 18 minutes and 53 seconds.
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Norway's Kristoff (Katusha) came home third, but moved up to second after Sagan's expulsion, as FDJ rider Demare, who has been in impressive form lately, had time to raise his arms in celebration before crossing the line.
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Kipchoge ran the quickest recorded marathon time at Monza, crossing the line in two hours and 24 seconds, though his time is not an official world record due to aspects of the event not satisfying IAAF criteria.
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Sen. Lamar Alexander said in an upcoming interview it was "crossing the line" for President Donald Trump to delay nearly $400 million in aid to Ukraine to force the country to investigate the Biden family's actions there.
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The Backstreet Boys singer was at LAX Wednesday, and gave us his take on NOFX crossing the line -- saying at least the people killed during the mass shooting were country fans, instead of their punk rock fans.
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However, the bank is not contemplating "helicopter money", or directly providing cash to consumers to boost consumption as such a scheme risked crossing the line between monetary and fiscal policies, Coeure was quoted as saying on Wednesday.
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The Chinese-backed team held off its nearest competitors MAPFRE and Team Brunel to secure overall victory, with Dutch sailor Carolijn Brouwer and France's Marie Riou crossing the line off the Hague to clinch the last leg.
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In Isadora Duncan, a solo performance that played at the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival in September, Catherine Gallant expertly performed famed dancer Duncan's most influential works, arranged by the iconoclastic choreographer Jérôme Bel.
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Challenging an audience is par for the course for Mr. Castellucci, an Italian director whose show, part of the Crossing the Line Festival, is being staged from Friday through Sunday at Federal Hall in the financial district.
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Usain Bolt and Andre de Grasse set up a showdown in the 200 metres final after crossing the line together in their semi-final but 100m silver medallist Justin Gatlin missed out along with Jamaican Yohan Blake.
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Within minutes of the Czech crossing the line third in 45.47, Maslak was promoted to gold from bronze after Spain's Oscar Husillos and Luguelin Santos from the Dominican Republic were both judged to have run outside their lanes.
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The 24-year-old hit the front some 3,000 meters from the finish, opening up a sizeable gap on Cai and crossing the line to claim gold after a grueling one hour, 19.14 minutes in the Rio sun.
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Having grown up in an age of cell phones, emoticons and e-slang, it is the young generation that has become most accustomed to crossing the line between the traditional written language and its far more modern variations.
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But U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, who presides over the federal litigation, repeatedly scolded her for "crossing the line" by referring to internal corporate communications the judge has said have no bearing on the science in the case.
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These are two of the stories that Ms. Acogny tells in her elegantly intense autobiographical solo "Somewhere at the Beginning," which had its American premiere at La MaMa on Thursday as part of the Crossing the Line festival.
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Armstrong, who retired in 2009 to start a family but returned to win gold in London four years ago before retiring again, barely had the energy to celebrate after crossing the line — collapsing on to the soaking tarmac.
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"I did not have a negative experience with Donald Trump," Brewer Lane told Fox & Friends in an interview Monday, two days after the Times article, titled "Crossing the Line: How Donald Trump Behaved With Women in Private," was published.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This year, Crossing the Line, the annual New York performance series sponsored by the French Institute Alliance Française, featured Jérôme Bel, presenting three works and one film over the course of the festival.
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For their New York premiere last month, at the French Institute's Crossing the Line Festival, they were joined by three guests — one each from Bosnia, Palestine, and Mexico — who took turns standing at center-stage sharing their life stories.
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This year the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival will expand its mission of challenging artistic and geographical divisions by highlighting work that also troubles the boundaries between fact and fiction, self and other, past and present.
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Michael McCrum, a San Antonio lawyer and former federal prosecutor who served as the special prosecutor in the Perry case, said he believed Mr. Trump's comment came close to crossing the line from a joke to a criminal act.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Thanks to the Crossing the Line Festival, sponsored by the French Institute Alliance Française, the incomparable Italian theater director Romeo Castellucci finally had the chance to present his work in New York City.
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China were an inch away from a second goal before the break as Wang Shanshan rose unopposed at a corner, but her header struck the underside of the bar, with most, but not all, of the ball crossing the line.
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But they were each accused of crossing the line when the government said the former officer paid Sergeant Buell to tap into the database, which is called the National Crime Information Center and is run by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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He was able to speak truth to power without crossing the line into open insurrection: He made black people feel good that he was there and saying what he was, and he made white people feel bad … but not too bad.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Eliud Kipchoge ran the quickest recorded marathon on Saturday, crossing the line at the Monza Formula One track in two hours and 235 seconds but missing out on an ambitious attempt to break the two-hour barrier.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge ran the quickest recorded marathon time at the Monza circuit in Italy on Saturday, crossing the line in two hours and 24 seconds but missing out on an attempt to break the two-hour barrier.
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A site-specific adaptation of "Julius Caesar," a traveling hip-hop dance work and a video installation in Times Square by the British artist Tim Etchells are among the programs planned for the 10th annual Crossing the Line Festival this fall.
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The time bonus for crossing the line first extended his lead by four seconds over Izaguirre, six over Chaves, and the two-time Paris-Nice champion should have little trouble defending his jersey in Thursday's Glenelg-to-Victor Harbor third stage.
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Being likable means playing along -- flirting with men old enough to be your father when they indicate that's what they like, while not crossing the line into explicit conveyance of your own sexual desires (that would make you a slut).
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More recently, she worked to create and organize the Tilt Kids Festival, a more family-friendly version of Crossing the Line that featured performances by troupes like Les 7 Doigts de la Main (7 Fingers) and the French choreographer Jérôme Bel.
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Crossing the line could mean a kinetic attack or something else, such as a devastating cyber attack, but no matter what, it would be a political decision for Israel's survival, much like Israel's preemptive attack on Egypt's air force in 1967.
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Trump has already gone on the offensive, attacking the whistleblower's credibility (while also allegedly implying, outrageously, that whoever provided the whistleblower information was "close to a spy" who should be punished -- treading and likely crossing the line of criminal witness tampering).
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It doesn't matter if it's your best mate in school, your "work husband," or that someone you've known since before you could walk: crossing the line from being close friends to getting into each other's pants can be a disaster.
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"For me, intuitively I felt, look, this film is about the fact that we cannot look away from what child sexual abuse looks like, and the horror is only in those scenes, it's only in the crossing the line," Fox told The Cut.
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More recently it's included purges of Pat Buchanan and other "unpatriotic conservatives" who dislike the tenor of post–Cold War conservative hawkish foreign policy, as well as figures like Peter Brimelow, whose anti-immigration advocacy was seen as crossing the line into racism.
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Out of the 22 shows featured at Crossing the Line, all but two — Isadora Duncan and Pierre Huyghe's film The Host and the Cloud – featured at least one performer based outside of the U.S. Extensive travel, of course, isn't unique to arts events.
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The Dutchman needed no help from his team mates in the final straight as he slalomed through his rivals to beat German Andre Greipel by almost a bike length after 181 kms from Dreux, with Colombian Fernando Gaviria crossing the line third.
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She's hardly the first choreographer to address these issues, but over the past two weeks, the Crossing the Line Festival offered New Yorkers their first chance to see what new ideas Ms. Nguyen might have — both on the street and on the stage.
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The Russian went again with 5.8km left and never looked back, his medallion tapping on his bare chest until he managed to zip up his jersey before crossing the line, his face a mask of pain, for a first Tour stage win.
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Now, in "Caen Amour," performed Tuesday at the Kitchen — a presentation with the Crossing the Line Festival — he takes another dive into what he refers to as "the historical imagination" to explore the connection between hoochie coochie shows and early modern dance.
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At the French Institute, Ms. Chopra founded and helped organize the Crossing the Line festival, an annual showcase of avant-garde theater, dance and visual art from artists including the director Romeo Castellucci, the choreographer Maria Hassabi and the artist Tim Etchells.
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The views Mr. Flynn has aired on social media, including messages that many viewed as crossing the line into Islamophobia, and his willingness to spread fake news stories had already prompted questions about his fitness to be Mr. Trump's national security adviser.
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"There have been a myriad of disturbing emails and voicemails sent to the legal team, with a few select messages crossing the line enough into direct threats of harm that have resulted in follow up from relevant law enforcement entities," according to the source.
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For a while in Saturday's final it looked as if Husillos had run the race of his life in crossing the line in 44.92, a time which would have set a championship record and shattered the European mark that has stood for 30 years.
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On Tuesday, the German was perfectly led out by his team and, although the final straight was slightly uphill, he never looked back, raising his arms to celebrate a few minutes after crossing the line as he and Coquard waited for the photo finish.
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Francis looked out of the medals with 80 meters to go but maintained her form amid the carnage to post a personal best time of 49.92 seconds and take a shock gold that even after crossing the line she had no idea she had won.
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Roglic held the group of main contenders off to become the first Slovenian to win a Tour stage, crossing the line 1:13 ahead of Froome, Bardet, Uran and Frenchman Warren Barguil, who consolidated his grip on the polka dot jersey for the mountains classification.
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"Other people can talk about the case ... but when those events become orchestrated or entangled, that's where the risk is of crossing the line," Jackson said at a hearing for Manafort and his deputy Rick Gates earlier this year, while they both still sought jury trials.
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Letters To the Editor: Although a confirmed Democrat who is terrified at the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency, I thought your May 15 front-page article "Crossing the Line: Trump's Private Conduct With Women" more appropriately should have been the cover story in a supermarket tabloid.
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I'm told by State Dept officials that Obama publicly derided his father on his visit there and that was regarded as embarrassing and crossing the line by Kenyans for whom respect for elders (especially the father, especially a Muslim father, in a patrilineal society) is considered sacrosanct.
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It was an agonizing and heartwarming end to the opening heat of the men's 5,000m as a distressed Busby, near collapse, was rescued on the final lap by Dabo and helped home, with the two men crossing the line to a rousing ovation at Khalifa Stadium.
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Bekele, a triple Olympic champion and world record holder over 5,000 and 10,000m, withstood a blistering pace set by Kipsang early on and attacked with two kilometres left, crossing the line in a time of two hours, three minutes and four seconds, seven seconds off Dennis Kimetto's world record.
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"As a populist movement, the Trump movement should never make it look like government officials are crossing the line for self-aggrandizement or trying to use their position to facilitate a luxurious lifestyle for air travel or meals at the expense of the taxpayer," said a source close to the administration.
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Other nominees for the category included dances that leaned toward performance art, like Jack Ferver and Marc Swanson's "Chambre" — an adaptation of Genet's "The Maids," at the Crossing the Line Festival last year — and Maria Hassabi's "Plastic," in which performers were more like sluggish sculptures at the Museum of Modern Art.
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"We have no desire to create problems for the new Ukrainian leadership, but to tolerate a situation in which people living in the territory of Donetsk and Luhansk republic are generally deprived of any civil rights, this is already crossing the line from the point of view of human rights," Putin said.
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At a game between the Sheffield Steelers and Coventry Blaze of the UK Elite Ice Hockey League, it looked like for all the world that the Sheffield hosts had scored a goal, but a sprawling stick save kept the puck from crossing the line, and thus begat a pretty big teddy bear mishap.
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He also suggested that the project would look for stark gaps in test scores and dropout rates among different racial cohorts within student bodies, which he said would be evidence suggesting that admissions offices were putting too great an emphasis on applicants' race and crossing the line the Supreme Court has drawn.
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But this particular showing of the Pokémon movie also happened to be part of my 10th-birthday party, and it was the first time I can remember being made aware, however obliquely or subconsciously, that my tears were crossing the line between the harmless behavior of a little boy and something more embarrassing.
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And a big part of that is because of the legal standards for when a cop is allowed to use deadly force: what the public sees as crossing the line may not actually break the law, and even the most reliable video evidence might not show an officer actually committing a crime.
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His Disabled Theater (2012), not in Crossing the Line but in the 2013 edition of the Performa biennial in New York, featured persons with cognitive disabilities, such as Down syndrome, and although it raised ethical questions about exploitation, it no doubt gave its audiences an unusual and probably uncomfortable confrontation with disability in the flesh.
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"The more we perpetuate the fantasy of the young student and the teacher, this attractive, kind, thoughtful, older figure ushering them into the world of sexuality, the harder it is as a young person to really identify when crossing the line into a nonconsensual experience because of the power imbalance," Dr. Logan Levkoff told Teen Vogue.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Moya Michael, left, and Faustin Linyekula in Banataba [new work] at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (photo by Stephanie Berger)The 11th edition of French Institute/Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival in New York took its name seriously, presenting work that traversed cultural and national borders and toured the cosmos.
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It was an apt question to introduce a succession of queries from seven more teenagers, immigrants from Malaysia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, and elsewhere, participants in a project conducted in Buffalo by the experimental company 600 Highwaymen, and brought to Brooklyn for one weekend as part of French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line festival.
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In the second and final week that the Crossing The Line festival has been focusing on this French choreographer, those ideas were the revelation in the New York premiere of his early work "Jérôme Bel," even as the premiere of his new, festival-commissioned "MoMA Dance Company" exhibited how his recent art has shrunken into lazy formulas.
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CROSSING THE LINE This enthralling festival, overseen by the French Institute Alliance Française, is now in its 583th year and features a wealth of performances, including the return of the Congolese artist Faustin Linyekula, who presents three works, including the premiere of "Festival of Dreams," a series of performances with 573 subway dancers from It's Showtime NYC!
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Paradoxically enough, it took three years of logistics and courting for Mark Russel, co-director of UTR, to bring Germinal to the US. On the homegrown side of things, 600 Highwaymen mounted a production of their Employee of the Year, written and directed by Abigail Browde, which first premiered at the Crossing the Line Festival in 2014.
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If you aren't holding tickets for Mr. Mac's performance this Saturday, you could watch the final three installments of the similarly long-aborning "Life and Times," from the experimental company Nature Theater of Oklahoma, which are being screened (yes, screened — more on that later) at Anthology Film Archives as part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival.
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Among other highlights in the coming Joyce season are the French choreographer Jérôme Bel's Bessie award-winning work "The Show Must Go On" (2001) (part of the French Institute Alliance Française's Crossing the Line Festival) in October; and Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, which will perform two parts of "Analogy: A Trilogy," inspired by oral histories collected by Mr. Jones, from Oct.
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Learning Network Resources Lesson | Women on the March: A Lesson Plan on Imagining the Future of Feminism Lesson | Crossing the Line Online: Sexual Harassment and Violence in the Age of Social Media Lesson | Text to Text | 'Speak' and 'Waking Up to the Enduring Memory of Rape' Lesson | Text to Text | 'The Scarlet Letter' and 'Sexism and the Single Murderess' Student Opinion Question | What Is Your Reaction to the #MeToo Movement?
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He has survived salvos from critics and messes of his own that were supposed to halt or at least hobble him: the attention to his crossing-the-line physicality with women; the flip-flop about public funding of abortions; the back-and-forth with Kamala Harris about busing; the moment at the fifth Democratic primary debate when he seemed to forget either that she was in the Senate or that she was black.
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Two weeks ago, I recently made a trip to the McNally Jackson bookstore in Soho, and sniped two books from their sale section, both of which pertain to my China beat: Lenin's Kisses by Yan Lianke, which I've eyed every time I visit the store, an absurdist tragicomedy that comments on China's culture and society while never crossing the line; and Iranian-American professor Behzad Yaghmaian's The Accidental Capitalist: A People's Story of the New China, which includes interviews of migrant workers who don't usually have a voice in media coverage.
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