Comedy rooms became karaoke dens; karaoke dens became dance parties.
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Larger "packs," which are comprised of dens, will decide whether to include dens of each gender or not, the BSA said.
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Existing clubs will have the choice of starting a "new girl pack," establishing a pack consisting of both boy dens and girl dens, or remaining an all-boy pack.
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Under his watch brothels, gambling dens and speakeasies operated openly.
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And there are plenty of cozy dens in the main house.
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Local scouting organizations can choose to have dens for girls and dens for boys.... A separate program for older girls will be available in 2019, BSA said, enabling them to earn the rank of Eagle Scout.
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However, both the boy and girl dens will use the same curriculum.
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Snapshot: Above, the Narcisse Snake Dens in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
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Ten thousand generations ago, our bones were piled high in hyenas' dens.
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Meanwhile, a few grizzly bears slumber in dens in the North Cascades.
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"We usually have them in family rooms, dens, lounges," Ms. Ferrier said.
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Pregnant bears dig winter dens in the snow on the coastal plain, and if those dens are not detected during the seismic work, the mothers and their newborn cubs could be disturbed or endangered by the heavy trucks.
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Trump has owned casinos, places regarded by many Christians as dens of iniquity.
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Dens, or the units of the Cub Scouts, will therefore remain single-gender.
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They are very expensive, for being slippers and / or dens of staph infection.
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And furry conventions always have in-person sales areas, Dealer's Dens, featuring suits.
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The result is an energetic, colourful tour of the city's dens of iniquity.
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Black bears emerge from their dens in April, but stay lethargic for weeks.
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Using industry reports of FLIR surveys from 2004 to 2016 and comparing them with on-the-ground documentation of dens across the North Slope, the researchers found that only 45 percent of the 33 dens were located by FLIR cameras.
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Or for those who like to obtain their drugs direct from the source, they can visit "snake dens" in India (similar to opium dens of the past), where you can be bitten by living cobras and slip into euphoric stupors.
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He killed people and he turned Cuban neighborhoods into dens of spying and mistrust.
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And they would die if they did not return to their dens, he said.
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What Oslo lacks in dining destinations, it makes up for with downtown drinking dens.
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Does the decline of sea ice also affect where female bears make their dens?
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Young cubs are not that well developed and rely on the dens for protection.
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Polar bear cubs have to acclimate to the cold before venturing outside their dens.
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These places were really flop houses and drug dens masquerading as legitimate sober homes.
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The 11th and 0003th floors were stripped bare and turned into drug dens and brothels.
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Opium dens like those in "Edwin Drood" were a cultural problem, not a pharmaceutical one.
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The most culturally sacred corners of the city have been turned into dens of commercialism.
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Their dens are useful to a variety of vagabond animals, including foxes, snakes and chipmunks.
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On occasion, she slept in the abandoned dens of wild boars that roam the forest.
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Indie-pop band Lower Dens will also be performing songs from ABBA's Gold: Greatest Hits.
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Critics say that would harm wildlife, particularly polar bear mothers in dens with their cubs.
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Founded in the mid-1800s, Chinatown was notorious for opium dens, gambling houses and brothels.
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Bears can gain 200 to 300 pounds before heading to dens to hibernate in November.
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Other factors, like too much snow cover, can also cause the cameras to miss dens.
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If warmer winters reduce the snow pack, that means the bears' dens have less insulation.
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But Dr. Amstrup said his research showed that such techniques would not detect all dens.
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Related: The Most Popular Girl Scout Cookie in Every State Effective in the 2018 program year, existing "packs" can either choose to establish a new girl pack, establish a pack that consists of girl dens and boy dens, or remain an all-boy pack.
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Jaudat said government artillery was targeting remaining "terrorist dens" in the western half of the city.
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From Brexit beer mats to presidential candidate-mocking IPAs, drinking dens are the new Speakers' Corner.
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GS: That's a bold rule given that terms of services agreements remain dark dens of iniquity.
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But when they emerge from their dens, both bears 409 and 747 will be quite skinny.
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Panthers, for instance, need large swaths of lush swampland to feed, rest, and make their dens.
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We do all sorts of things: mini beast hunts, make dens and of course toast marshmallows!
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The Park partners wanted to open a bar reminiscent of the intimate drinking dens of Japan.
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Their thrift-store extravagance inspired him as much as the dank leather dens on Folsom Street.
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She claims to be unbothered by having blown a fortune in gambling dens around the world.
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Houses transformed into drug dens, factories into spaces to shoot up, rail yards into homeless encampments.
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The insulation provided by snow protects bears from the increasingly wild temperature fluctuations outside their dens.
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Residents said they had attacked the shops because they were dens of prostitution and drug dealing.
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Dr. Amstrup, a former United States Geological Survey zoologist who has studied the bears for three decades, said his research had shown that the heat-sensing technology used to detect dens would probably miss about half the dens, which would probably be disturbed during the seismic work.
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He lowered cathedral-high ceilings with vast Bedouin-style tenting and turned grand galleries into cozy dens.
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On Twitter, some users joked about Starbucks becoming free offices for freelancers, homeless shelters and drug dens.
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In the past humans have used their massive internal cavities as storage houses, prisons -- even drinking dens.
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He was there to spy the bears before they climbed hills, dug dens, and went into hibernation.
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Being contrary by unfortunate nature, I'd previously ignored the hype surrounding Lower Dens, but I was sold.
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Not too long ago, day care centers were smeared as dens of satanic rituals and Soviet-style indoctrination.
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I also learned that Russia has a long-standing history of slaughtering hibernating bears in their winter dens.
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There are active dens under the Whitestone Bridge and in Pelham Bay and Van Cortlandt Parks, he said.
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De Lacy is a gambler, and Venice has some of the most infamous dens of iniquity in Europe.
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It also would eliminate restrictions on killing bears and wolves in their dens on Alaska National Preserve lands.
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Under the plan, Cub Scout dens — the smallest unit — will be single-gender, either all-boys or all-girls.
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In a news conference yesterday, she said she survived on berries and river water and slept in boar dens.
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They've slithered out of their dens into the sunlight, wiggled the cold away, and started ravaging each other wholesale.
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The best part is, the Narcisse Snake Dens site is a tourist attraction that Manitoba is very proud of.
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Hunters in Texas can legally pump gasoline into snake dens to flush them out into the open for capture.
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Gun Jack provided protection for the local gambling dens—collecting fees for powerful men, who operated behind the scenes.
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Tex, who ran a string of massage parlors in the 1970s and '80s that became fronts for prostitution dens.
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"If card games turned into gambling dens and got busted, he could translate with the police," Ms. Chang said.
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YouTube. There are these amazing people who just go into crack dens with their phones and interview crack addicts.
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He claims that many of those who once idled their days away in qat dens are now hard at work.
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You squeeze into cramped dens, sit on hard bleachers, and walk through puddles and shrubbery, swatting mosquitoes in the dark.
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Its portfolio includes chains such as Slug and Lettuce and famous London drinking dens like Fleet Street's the Cheshire Cheese.
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They observed several octopuses interacting in and out of their dens, which appear to be engineered from piles of sand.
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In cities, they tend to elude detection by turning strictly nocturnal, often building dens in quiet alleyways or parking garages.
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Pregnant polar bears dig dens in the snow late in the year and emerge with their cubs the following spring.
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The badger can dig into ground squirrels' dens and then once the prey surfaces, the coyote can chase it down.
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So here's an ode to Berlin's timeless cocktail dens, where both the intriguing interiors and the suave drinks are memorable.
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Police in China have uncovered seven underground dens in Zhejiang manufacturing brand-name cosmetics, from big names like Chanel and Lancome.
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Take your travels underground at the Wellington Caves, a series of 400-million-year-old limestone dens in New South Wales.
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The translucent walls separating it from executives' dens owe their amber-like quality to recycled plastic mixed with discarded wheat husks.
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Conservation officers use collars to locate the bears, then listen for cubs making sounds in their dens, the center's website says.
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The police break up big cybersex dens to much fanfare every few months, but smaller operations carry on without being detected.
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What began as community-based support groups turned, in some cases, into criminal syndicates that ran opium, prostitution, and gambling dens.
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Kraft is among 100 people linked to a ring of Florida spas and massage parlors suspected of doubling as prostitution dens.
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The law threatens as much as a decade behind bars for those who run gambling dens, and three years for patrons.
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That's why Mr. Mann uses sectional sofas in almost every one of his residential projects — in family rooms, dens, recreation rooms.
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Square Feet BALTIMORE — The Mount Vernon neighborhood of this city was for many years a haven for prostitutes and crack dens.
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When they emerge from their dens, mama bears find trees with rough bark that her cubs can easily climb for safety.
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To reinforce this, you can go to the zoo, and witness with your child how some animals take care of their dens.
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This area, the Tenderloin and a portion of the South of Market (SoMA) neighborhood, have long been known as dens of vice.
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For the chickens, they learn to catch them, maneuver them in and out of their dens, and administer tea tree oil treatments.
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Another reason may be declining fear of humans, who create lots of warm, dry spaces like attics that make perfect marten dens.
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I started dreaming up strange scenarios where I would explore forests with them, chill out in dens, and eat spaghetti by bonfires.
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Besides the visits, police have also run so-called "buy-bust" or sting operations and raided suspected drug dens and illicit laboratories.
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In raid after raid, more "secret dens" containing caches of arms have been uncovered and more "cells" of militants have been destroyed.
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In fall 2019, after many of Katmai's brown bears dug dens to last through the callous, brutal winter, bear cam operator's explore.
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For 150 minutes you see through his eyes as he floats like a ghost through the city's sex clubs and drug dens.
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The streets were lined with grog shops, gambling dens and bordellos, and teemed at all hours with stevedores, sailors, gangs and thieves.
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Last month, the Landrieu administration targeted Bourbon Street strip clubs, labeling them dens of illegal sex trafficking, despite a lack of real evidence.
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He twirled women around the dance floor at Tokyo embassy parties and made a name for himself in the drinking dens of Ginza.
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Also in discussion will be the GZA talking about "Time Traveling in Hip Hop" and Laurie Anderson interviewed by Lower Dens' Jana Hunter.
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By the 1970s many of the most exotic businesses—brothels, opium dens and dog-meat restaurants—had moved in search of richer customers.
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He switches between XMU—Lower Dens is on; he enjoys the androgynous sound of Jana Hunter's vocals—and Howard Stern as he drives.
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Profiled on a sandy bench a few feet above the rest of the plain, four pairs of burrowing owls stood by their dens.
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The four-story structure has four bedrooms and three and a half baths, as well as two family room/dens and an office.
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She'd thumbed her nose at his poker dens and bookie operation, signed her name to a boatload of student loans and declared independence.
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The bears rely on sea ice for nearly every aspect of their survival: It's where they hunt seals, travel, make dens and mate.
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More of the bears are making winter dens — in which pregnant females give birth to cubs — in snow drifts on the coastal plain.
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Before us is what appears to the Taj Mahal of grizzly dens: a dark cave, surrounded by shredded tree bark and mounds of boulders.
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Authorities suspect that the deaths stem from someone placing baits laced with carbofuran in fields, woods and in fox dens, according to the release.
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After that story of a teenage girl slicing her way through Missouri's underground crime dens came Gillian Flynn's record-breaking thriller Gone Girl (723).
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The males pour out of the dens first and wait for the females to slowly trickle out over the course of a few weeks.
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In Rotterdam's Nature Playground in the Netherlands, children are allowed to camp and build fires and dens, as if they were in the countryside.
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Their goal was to infiltrate dens of beer pong activity to collect balls being used in beer pong games (in exchange for unused balls).
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It is a vast roadless tract, home to migrating birds, the large nomadic porcupine caribou herd and the winter dens of pregnant polar bears.
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"Riparian" refers to the cottonwoods and willows crowding the San Pedro's banks, where javelinas scratch out dens and water collects in silty rain pools.
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READ MORE: Sex Rooms and Giant Peacocks: Inside Hong Kong's Fantasy Drinking Dens The Newborn didn't make the final cut on Li's new menu.
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It's all part of the technological circle of life where alpha predators in multi-billion dollar dens feast on more vulnerable, less cash-infused prey.
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She also said she wants to "lead the charge to shut down motel and massage parlors operating as dens of human trafficking" in the state.
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According to NBC News, which broke the story, girls will be permitted to join single-gender Cub Scout "dens" beginning in the 2018 program year.
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The bears, all teenagers, were tranquilized, and although some of the animals later changed dens, they seemed otherwise unaffected by the research, Dr. Frobert said.
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They started talking about trap music, a poundingly kinetic form of Atlanta rap that originated in the crack-and-weed dens known as trap houses.
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Some years ago, at the height of the crack scare, I was given an assignment to go to the worst drug dens in urban America.
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In the spring, wranglers there use gasoline to flush the snakes out of their winter dens (though the practice is banned in many US states).
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More likely they supplied the vast amounts of coke that the city runs on (strange how few police raids are made on stockbroker 'snorting dens').
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Take the dams they build on rivers and streams to slow the flow of water and create the pools in which they construct their dens.
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An oil industry tool that's supposed to pinpoint such dens, to prevent harm to the bears, doesn't locate half of them, according to a study.
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Companies throughout the tech industry are working on how to keep platforms for user-generated content open without allowing them to become dens of extremism.
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They try to establish territory and take over dens to show that they're the most dominant guy on the block—and the females like this.
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The snake dens are at their best viewing points for only two or three weeks, from late April to late May, and again in early September.
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Published in 2008, this reported that when Americans emerge, blinking, from their TV dens they increasingly inhabit communities which share their partisan, religious or cultural views.
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"Features like the hollow log and rustic dens will return from Chelsea, in addition to a new hidden burrow, rolling hill and stream," the statement continued.
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The coin prizes obviously recall the old image of casino slot machines—but underground gambling dens tend to prefer the lower-profile receipts and arcade cards.
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Perennially derided as dens of financial iniquity, these islands have in fact cleaned up a lot since the first sustained attacks on them in the 1990s.
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When Chun and Fiery lead an insurrection and torch Lei Gong's opium dens, furious but graceful brawls (orchestrated by the renowned fight choreographer Corey Yuen) erupt.
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A new study suggests that a camera technique used to spot polar bear dens identifies fewer than half of them, casting doubt on the tactic's effectiveness.
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On weekends, however, the population would swell as high as 2,000 as visitors came to indulge in the town's gambling halls, brothels, speakeasies and opium dens.
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However, we&aposd love for those six-foot controller cords to be a few feet longer, given how living rooms and dens are arranged these days.
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I couldn't help but imagine Ai's wallpapers — all of them — papering the bathrooms and hallways of the über-wealthy, infiltrating those dens of exclusivity like Trojan horses.
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Last year the event was set in a zombie apocalypse, and teams had to eliminate or outlast their opponent as undead spawned from dens around the map.
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If they find a good match, staff members place orphaned cubs outside the dens, and mother bears usually adopt them as their own, Bassinger and experts said.
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Martens, having adapted to these conditions, rely on the open crests to travel in search of food and mates, while building their dens in shadier, cooler thickets.
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Sheriff Bowerman says they don't believe DeOrr was abducted by any humans – or animals, such as the ones who live in known bear dens near the campsite.
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Dens foreløbige resultat peger på, at Nordea International Private Banking i Luxembourg nu alene har et par håndfulde kunder, der er skattepligtige i Norden med offshore-selskaber.
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It's been about six months since the brown bears of Alaska's Katmai National Park — the bears of bear cam fame — emerged from their well-dug winter dens.
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As the city transformed into a cyberpunk nightmare, neither the Chinese nor British government wanted to take responsibility for this runaway hotbed of brothels and drug dens.
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When asked about whether these gambling dens are dangerous, Doctor Fong points out that they primarily pose a danger to the gambler—not just physically, but financially.
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Members of the Olympic Family have separate entrances to events, as well as their own Olympic Family Lounges, which are cordoned-off dens scattered around the Games.
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The current opioid epidemic in places not usually associated with drug dens and dirty needles shows that addiction is not confined to ZIP codes of economic despair.
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"Allowing the killing of bear cubs and wolf pups in their dens is barbaric and inhumane," Jamie Clark, president of Defenders of Wildlife, said in a statement.
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PRAGUE — Deep in the heart of Prague's rebellious working-class district of Zizkov, among the graffitied architecture and grungy drinking dens, stands an unassuming three-story building.
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Obviously they'd be niche products, since most people aren't going to build PC gaming dens around 65-inch screens, but it felt like a niche worth serving.
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All manner of entertainment venues were set up to service the miners flocking to Dawson City — gambling dens, dance halls, and theaters for then-new motion pictures.
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Dubbed "Octopolis," it housed several dens and featured one key difference: an unidentified metal object about 12 inches (30 centimeters) long, likely "garbage from a boat," Chancellor said.
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Bootleggers began to use the tunnel system to smuggle liquor and to provide access from the US to Mexicali's bordellos and the Chinese opium dens, according to Chen.
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October, the month before bears go into their dens to hibernate, is when the animals work the hardest to build the body fat they need to survive winter.
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The swift spread of the internet, to which 55% of Filipinos now have access, up from 9% in 2009, means cybersex dens can operate in increasingly remote areas.
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These shots were taken by Canadian photographer Daisy Gilardini, who spent this past year capturing what polar bears do when they exit their dens in February and March.
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That's when he would join his friends to smoke bhang, a form of cannabis - a common pastime among young slum-dwellers who take the drug in secret dens.
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The state program allows killing of mother bears and cubs, killing wolves and pups in their dens, and trapping, baiting and using airplanes to scout and shoot bears.
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The sky above the port may be the color of television, tuned to a dead channel, but in most hacker dens it's usually all psychedelics and healthy snacks.
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For ISIS, whose propagandists have described Sousse and the Bardo Museum as "dens of vice," tourists are a vulnerable embodiment of Western decadence—legitimate targets for righteous extirpation.
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But depicting raves as dens for prostitution and kiddie porn where only drug-addicted girls trying to get back at their daddies go is maybe a little unfair?
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My only interaction with horse racing in the modern day is stumbling into an offsite betting establishment, which is great if you think opium dens look too peppy.
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The Scouts' motto, of course, is "Be Prepared," but when it came to compensating a mere fraction of the victims of sexual assault in their dens, they weren't.
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The phrase CINDERELLA TEAMS makes a comeback to our crossword, and I also liked OPIUM DENS, R. Kelly's "I BELIEVE I CAN FLY," SLOW START and CANDY CANE.
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Characters investigate the disappearance of lost relatives by searching opium dens and dealing with unfriendly Scotland Yard investigators, but they also experience supernatural visions and use occult tomes.
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In hours of footage recorded using four GoPro cameras, the octopuses are seen exhibiting threat displays and other signs of aggression, including violently ejecting one another from their dens.
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The old mucus dens then sink to the seafloor at a speed of over 2,500 feet per day, and here, they become food for other bottom-dwelling sea creatures.
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The North African affiliate of Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the rampage, calling the hotel and cafe and their environs "dangerous dens of global espionage" and pledging further attacks.
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But life inside the home, too, is increasingly transparent to watchful outsiders, the result of mushrooming internet-connected devices that consumers are setting up in their dens and bedrooms.
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The Windows PC was the only PC, and having fully conquered offices and dens, Microsoft gathered its strength and set its sights on the other two halls of CES.
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Even though gambling is illegal in Thailand, the dens became so popular that they spiraled into a perverse competition about which outfit could build the biggest and baddest rockets.
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While Sutton has become renowned for building fantastical drinking dens in Bangkok—including Maggie Choo's, Mr Jones' Orphanage, and A.R Sutton & Co. Engineers Siam—he doesn't even like bars.
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There is a lush materiality to Énard's prose, thick and smooth, so that following the artist's expeditions through Ottoman opium dens feels nearly as immersive as being in them.
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Mr. de Oliveira also went to the open-air crack dens that had spread into nearby streets and convinced the addicts to keep a certain distance from the Copan.
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Since the bears' natural habitats were destroyed during the fire, officials from the CDFW built winter dens for each of the animals to sleep in and be protected from danger.
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Shielded from challengers by a four-decade monopoly on gambling, Ho helped transform Macau from a sleepy peninsula dotted with seedy, windowless gambling dens into the world's biggest casino centre.
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The gangs will provide dependent drug users with narcotic sweeteners in return for taking over their homes and turning them into off-pavement stash houses, crash pads and dealing dens.
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Doctor Fong points out that many people participate in legal gambling without issue, but illegal gambling dens still carry a stigma—partially because they tend to serve economically disadvantaged people.
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But animal rights activists say this will open the door to hunters snatching hibernating bears and wolves out of their dens, or even killing them in front of their cubs.
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The species lives throughout the Eastern United States, but its population has dwindled in New England, where the creatures live in colonies, hunkered in deep dens to survive cold winters.
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On Twitter, for example, advocates brought up tiny, rural towns, which may have a better shot at assembling robust Cub Scout packs and dens now that girls can be admitted.
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Other famous drinking dens included the dark and cavernous Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese and El Vino, which insisted on men wearing ties and only started serving women in the 1980s.
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This part of the Arctic slope extending northward from the Brooks Range to the Arctic Ocean is a critical site for polar bears to make their dens and give birth.
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Here were eccentric figures in drag, torch singers like Marlene Dietrich and legendary venues — "dens of pseudo-vice," Isherwood called them — like the Eldorado, known for its sexually fluid parties.
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When they&aposre not squabbling, the cephalopods amass discarded shells, along with scavenged trash like beer bottles and lead fishing lures, in order to better stabilize the sediment for excavating dens.
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Only tangible acts can dismantle China's sex trade, confront a North Korean regime that abhors women, and rescue sex slaves scattered across brothels, remote townships, and cybersex dens in mainland China.
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The new vehicles also open up the question of more suburban sprawl: If commutes become productive work stations-slash-zen dens, will people opt to live farther way from city centers?
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"For the children and youth, it is not easy," said Soraya Samson, a mother of two teenagers who lives four doors down from two drug dens and a known gangster's home.
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Set in 1968 Louisiana, the game spans a massive stretch of land — 10 unique districts in all, from the bayou to Southern mansions, drug dens to a facsimile of Bourbon Street.
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Among those are foothold traps, body-crushing traps, aerial gunning and the use of toxic gas cartridges to spray animals with sodium cyanide or to emit carbon monoxide into wildlife dens.
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Along with curbing emissions, the FWS's conservation plan also calls for reducing human-bear conflicts, protecting the dens of pregnant polar bears and minimizing the risk of contamination from oil spills.
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On Ichiro's first day back from prison, he slouches along Seattle's Jackson Street, past the pool halls and movie houses and taverns, the gambling and prostitution dens run by the Chinese.
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"The following are the final messages of the nine lions of the khilafah who were mobilized from their dens to bring an entire country -- France -- to her knees," the video reads.
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Canada Dispatch More than 70,000 snakes slither out of dens to breed each spring at a Manitoba wildlife area, and thousands of people just can't keep away from the writhing show.
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But Manitoba's wildlife service has established a park around what it prefers to call snake dens — not "snake pits" — that are the winter home of an estimated 70,000 of the creatures.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was driven in part by the economic anxieties of native-born railroad workers, but anti-Chinese sentiment was also fueled by fears of opium dens.
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Now, he and his friend, Edwin, try to talk users into treatment at heroin dens with names such as Nigeria, Columbia and Gaza, where they used to buy their daily hits.
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The mogul is credited with being the person who transformed Las Vegas casinos from gambling dens into entertainment hubs where guests could watch spectacular shows and eat in high-end restaurants.
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The Bureau of Land Management said precautions would be taken to identify and avoid dens, including the use of infrared sensing that can detect the warm bears in their frigid surroundings.
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It had rained so hard for so long that Houston's swamps and reservoirs and drainage canals filled up, which meant that the city's kitchens and living rooms and dens filled up next.
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Imbolc is a time for weather divination— whether or not the serpents and badgers came out of their dens would foretell whether or not there would be an early spring (sound familiar)?
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"Gypsies in the cities — this is theft, robbery, drug trafficking and dirty dens," read leaflets bearing the symbols of nationalist groups Natskorpus and Natsdruzhiny that have appeared in Ukraine&aposs major cities.
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It's a fitting tribute to their growing domain, which includes seven boisterously decorated drinking dens frequented by young aristocrats (among them Prince William and Prince Harry) and celebrities (Jennifer Lawrence, Margot Robbie).
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In June, federal prosecutors accused the Housing Authority of allowing its 2237,280 apartments to deteriorate into barely habitable dens of mold, rodents and lead paint hazards while trying to cover up mismanagement.
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After all, the occult revival of the 19th century revolved around absinthe and opium dens, and the second big occult revival happened during the drug-crazed days of the 1960s and 70s.
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Polar bears make dens there, and it is where most of the huge Porcupine caribou herd — 22,2000 animals in all — come in spring and early summer to calve and forage for food.
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A Minneapolis mother named Julia imagines what her runaway teen-age daughter, Cheryl, is experiencing in the grunge dens of Dinkytown, twenty years after Julia herself disappeared into the same bohemian neighborhood.
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Undetected dens could be disturbed or even crushed during a seismic survey, in which large trucks traverse the land in a grid pattern, accompanied by movable supply depots and camps for workers.
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This wild ramble around Chinatown in its darkest days—when tongs , or gangs, warred for control of opium dens and illegal gambling rooms—is a colorful study of Tammany Hall-era Manhattan.
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Suddenly, staff was reduced, necessary hospital-runs for the most seriously mentally ill were all but eliminated, and our mental observation units were transformed from rich therapeutic environments to depressing dens of neglect.
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The real groundhogs of Pennsylvania do indeed venture out of their dens in early February, but prognosticating the weather is the last thing on their marmot minds, according to a Penn State study.
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"Wolf cubs shouldn't be slaughtered in their dens on the very wildlife refuges that are meant to protect biological diversity," Collette Adkins, an attorney and biologist at the center said in a statement.
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The "lone wolf" image obscures the extent to which individuals become radicalized through personal association with like-minded people, in what might be termed "wolf dens," experts on radicalization and counter-terrorism say.
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At the trial of Hattie Adams, a brothel owner, her lawyer, the bombastic Abe Hummel, eviscerated the minister's motives in feverishly exploring the city's dens of iniquity and reporting back on nude gambols.
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It was in 1914 that Trinity's leaders decided to close the chapel, which was now surrounded by the bad elements of the Tenderloin, a shadowy realm of hotels, saloons, gambling dens and whorehouses.
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And the water park chain Great Wolf Lodge offers a variety of family rooms, from those stocked with Diaper Genies, Pack 'n Plays and swim diapers to bunk beds in wolf-themed dens.
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It found that a survey design with the most specific restrictions on locations and times reduced the number of dens disturbed by more than 90 percent compared with a survey with no restrictions.
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Most of the girls arriving at the center have been rescued in police raids, found by charities or escaped from cybersex dens, brothels or homes where they were forced to work as maids.
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"Where Macau was once derided for its seedy gambling dens and endemic organized crime, it is now being referred to as Asia's Las Vegas, and not just by the locals," The Times reported.
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After the brutally cold month upstate, the foursome returned to New York City to do some more writing and then took a break to tour with Will Butler and Lower Dens in March.
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When Castro's guerilla defeated Fulgencio Batista's government, Cuba had a sugar industry stronger than the gambling dens and casinos administered by the Mafia, which was justly demonized by the propaganda of the new regime.
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Duterte has personally intervened in countless situations, according to residents, from property disputes to joining raids on drug dens, finding jobs for homeless and ordering taxi drivers to spend more time with their wives.
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In May the National Park Service announced it would end an Obama-era protection that prohibited the hunting of bear cubs, as well as wolves and pups in their dens, in Alaska's national preserves.
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A neighbor raced sled dogs, and one thing led to another until Dr. Coppinger started racing them himself and they had a hundred dogs housed in cement dens on a hill behind his house.
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If those provisions aren't bad enough, the SHARE Act would undo a 2015 federal rule that protected Alaskan bears and wolves from baiting and shooting them in their dens on National Park Service lands.
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The National Park Service announced last week it would end an Obama-era protection that prohibited the hunting of bear cubs, as well as wolves and pups in their dens, in Alaska's national preserves.
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A new study casts doubt on the effectiveness of what is considered a state-of-the-art tool to help industry avoid injuring or disturbing polar bears by detecting their dens in the snow.
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According to the state Fish and Game Department, bears are "waddling fat" -- near the peak of their weight -- at this time of year as they prepare to hibernate in their dens during the winter.
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There are "bercha-houses," secret khat dens, where young people congregate in cramped rooms, bobbing their heads to Teddy Afro, a popular Ethiopian pop singer whose lyrics are considered veiled criticisms of the government.
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They placed the bears into the dens that officials had made for them; they say each bear has been fitted with a satellite collar so the caretakers can continue to watch them from afar.
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Her tiki-esque creations at Mother of Pearl, and even those at Cienfuegos, a rum bar she also helms, show that tiki doesn't have to be confined to the proper dens of tiki purists.
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Fill a chandelier with a set of them for a romantic home accent, or add one to your office, kitchen, or home bar to perfectly replicate the swank of dens and speakeasies from bygone years.
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Cities may be seen not as economic engines of the nation but as teeming dens of crime, breeding grounds of radicalization, ghettos where drug use is the norm, and where "normal Americans" have no place.
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There are wolf and bear dens throughout the 4.3 million-acres in the Salmon-Challis National Forest, where the toddler, his parents and two other adults were on a camping trip on July 10, 2015.
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By juxtaposition, the dark era of Prohibition is thought of as a fall from Olympus, when a desiccated nation drained what bitter impostor alcohol was to be had in dens tucked away from Puritan eyes.
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The newly announced film, "Rub & Tug," is based on the real-life story of Dante "Tex" Gill, who ran a string of massage parlors that were fronts for prostitution dens in the 1970s and '80s.
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He also said his company was working with the Interior Department on ways to protect the bears by holding off on testing in some areas until after the animals have left their dens, for example.
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Again and again, investigators delving into the backgrounds of lone-wolf mass killers or terrorist organizations find online dens of like-minded hatemongers, weaving webs of delusions and lies that snag vulnerable and alienated minds.
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The traditional, ethnic neighborhoods of Chicago have been joined by new restaurants and bars, fresh faces that honor a past of ice cream parlors, tiki dens and breakfast as the best meal of the day.
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For extra cuteness, pair it with "Polar Bear Town," at 8 on Smithsonian, where the rush is on outside of Churchill, Manitoba, to find hidden dens before the mothers begin to emerge with their cubs.
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"Where Macau was once derided for its seedy gambling dens and endemic organized crime, it is now being referred to as Asia's Las Vegas, and not just by the locals," The Times reported in 2007.
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The complaint also includes an audacious, if tenuous, argument that, just as drug dens can be seized from their owners, Facebook is also at risk of civil asset forfeiture for facilitating criminal activity via its property.
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In 1875, our country passed its first anti-drug law banning the use of opium in the name of protecting white women from being intoxicated and sexually assaulted by Chinese men in so-called opium dens.
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"The following are the final messages of the nine lions of the Caliphate, who were mobilized from their dens to bring an entire country -- France -- to her knees," reads a written statement that opens the video.
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"The following are the final messages of the nine lions of the Caliphate, who were mobilized from their dens to bring an entire country — France — to her knees," reads a written statement that opens the video.
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In recent weeks two tech start-ups, backed by millions of dollars of venture funding, have introduced sleek wall-mounted fitness systems that stream workouts into their customers' living rooms, bedrooms, dens, foyers or home offices.
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The latest anti-immigrant sentiments were set off in a neighborhood south of Johannesburg called Rosettenville, where residents burned down a dozen houses that they said were being used by Nigerians as drug dens and brothels.
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The center's staff, and the world, watched the baby boom happen over the WCC's webcams, which are set up in the wolves' secluded dens and enclosures to allow the animals their privacy and to limit human interaction.
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At various points, he's performed as a VJ for MTV Thailand, served as an emcee at a cosplay convention, and covered everything from pop culture to food to mafia dens as a reporter for the Bangkok Post.
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The raids are "not direct ground attacks; they are operations targeting the dens of Daesh in important and sensitive areas," Jabouri said, using an Arabic acronym for the group, which is also known as ISIS and ISIL.
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Turpentine spirit and sulphuric acid were common additions, and—as with American moonshine or Irish poteen—tales of blindness among those who frequented the drinking dens and gin shops in the teeming London slums were not infrequent.
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Like brothels, casinos, opium dens, and bars before them, VR facilities are being advertised as the next destination for those hunting a vice, for those looking to be cool, and for those looking for a new habit.
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It is inefficient for government officials to allow population control of foxes only during winter, when they are hiding in their dens, said Nikolai Dikhtenko, the mayor of the village of Andriivka, who is also a hunter.
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This led to a shameful media campaign against Chinese immigrants, who often kept opium dens, and the demonization of Italians, Russian Jews, African-Americans, Mexicans, teenagers, musicians — anyone who, according to stereotypes, was among the typical abusers.
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Moved by the spirit of punk, Zownir embraced the utopian vision of anarchy and nihilistic self-destruction that flourished openly on the streets and in the sex clubs, drug dens, and nightlife of West Berlin and London.
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From Blackburn to Bristol, Leeds to Leicester, gig venues, clubs, and late night drinking dens are cashing up their tills for the final time, replaced by the depressingly obvious glut of identikit flats and chain coffee shops.
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Chowdhury was killed in August in one of a series of raids on suspected militant dens in Bangladesh, which has seen dozens of deadly attacks on atheists, secular writers, and religious minorities in the last two years.
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He noticed this trend in the wake of the 2016 election and in countless excavations of the online dens of the alt-right, where people would start out saying they were just joking about racism or anti-Semitism.
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The family was one of several Gilardini shot during her time at Wapusk National Park, where she patiently waited for the bears to emerge from their winter dens to photograph their first playful steps back into the wild.
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Stephen Gunson, a deputy district attorney in Los Angeles's Hardcore Gang Division, recalls one case in which a Los Angeles man entered one of MS-213's casitas, secretive dens where the gang hawks alcohol, drugs and prostitutes.
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Mad Max: Fury Road and J.J. Abram's Star Trek look comfortable on a VHS boxes because their predecessors were printed on the format, those dusty cardboard sleeves stuffed onto the craft-shop display racks of countless family dens.
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But there were dense woods very close by, stereotypically rolling fields too, and friends and I would claim parts of them as our own, making dens, building BMX tracks and generally mucking about outdoors on our school holidays.
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But it also described the siege as part of its continuing "plan to target the dens of the crusaders and locations of their gatherings," according to a translation released by the SITE Intelligence Group, which tracks extremist organizations.
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The refuge's coastal plain, which has the largest concentration of land-based polar bear dens in the United States and is a calving ground for the Porcupine caribou herd, would be forever lost to an industrial oil field.
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There are only two other known examples of this type of strategy in the wild: lobsters that don't share dens with other lobsters when they have a lethal virus, and bullfrog tadpoles that won't swim alongside parasite-infested tadpoles.
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By 1730, an estimated 17513,000 gin shops (and probably many more if one was somehow able to count the untold illegal drinking dens) were catering to the trade, with some 10 million gallons of the spirit distilled each year.
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For instance, she fails to explore in depth the Chinatown community's murky relationship with the sex slave trade and the criminal tongs (secret societies in some respects resembling the mafia) that controlled it, along with opium dens and gambling.
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Andy McMullen, a bear safety consultant in Canada, said the grizzly attack in the Yukon was especially surprising because it occurred during a time of the year when bears typically retreat to their dens to hibernate for the winter.
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Mr. Leathers quickly turned heads at dens like Dizzy's Club and Smalls, where he became a fixture, carrying forward a tradition of unflashy but vigorously swinging drumming that harkened back to the likes of Jimmy Cobb and Arthur Taylor.
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That being said, there's still a smattering of young folk partaking in these digital dating dens, and from them, I learned a hell of a lot about what it's like to live, work, and date in a small town.
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As author and former Bronx Zoo zoologist Ted Levin wrote in his book on timber rattlesnake biology and conservation, early settlers would create involuntary snake suicide bombers, tying lit gunpowder to the animals and letting them into the dens.
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By 1730, an estimated 7,000 gin shops (and probably many more if one was somehow able to count the untold illegal drinking dens) were catering to the trade, with some 10 million gallons of the spirit distilled each year.
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The new policy not a hit with all of the coffee chain&aposs patrons, however, with some worrying that it won&apost leave seats for paying customers and it will turn the stores into de facto homeless shelters or drug dens.
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There's now contentious debate about whether hunters should be allowed to use snake gassing to drive snakes out of their winter dens to be used in popular "rattlesnake roundup" carnival displays, milked for medically valuable venom or used in stunts.
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Toronto's tourist spots have been transformed into cobweb-covered dens filled with struggling actors in masks bursting out of plastic coffins and chasing after screaming teens and apathetic 20-somethings more dead inside than any monster envisioned by Wes Craven.
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It ticks some very specific boxes for me, of course—Dark Souls, Castlevania, Metroid, dens of very creepy bugs who want to eat you—but it's the way Hollow Knight doesn't feel like it's checking boxes that makes it special.
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Zinke has directed the National Park Service to revisit extreme hunting methods in Alaska's national preserves, such as baiting bears with grease-soaked donuts and crawling into bears' dens, using flashlights to wake and kill mother bears and their cubs.
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It successfully lobbied for a resolution overturning an Obama-era Interior Department rule restricting sport hunting on national wildlife refuges in Alaska, including banning hunting from planes and killing predators like bears and wolves while near their dens or their cubs.
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From the Margaritaville Resort in Bossier City, Louisiana to the Greektown in Detroit, Penn shuttered all its gambling dens to thwart Covid-19's spread and plans to pay most of its 25,000-plus "team members" until the end of March.
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From the deadly streets of Manila to Brazilian favelas, Colombian cocaine farms, and opium dens in Iran, former drug dealer Niko Vorobyov has traveled the globe to get a better understanding of the people that make the drug trade tick.
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Over more than a decade on the North Slope of Alaska, the study found, oil companies located fewer than half of the known dens of maternal bears and their infant cubs using airborne instruments called forward-looking infrared, or FLIR, cameras.
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Founder Steve Wynn was a high roller in the gambling world for decades, during which time he was credited as helping to transform Las Vegas casinos from gambling dens into entertainment hubs that offer spectacular shows and high-end restaurants.
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Those include being attacked and killed in their dens by terrier dogs trained for underground hunting, dug out of their setts and thrown to the ground to be set upon by dogs, or taken away and made to fight them.
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" This meant everything from sticking former G-men on the league payroll to spy on teams and lurk in the shadows of smoky gambling dens, to penning a Saturday Evening Post op-ed titled "Do the Gamblers Make a Sucker Out of You?
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Wolverines use snow to make their natal dens — as well as to cache food and hide from predators — but few specifics are known about how wolverines choose such sites, or how the changing spring snowpack could affect them or their newborn kits.
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Hunters were banned from killing wolves and their pups in dens and gunning down grizzly bears at bait stations, trapping and killing black bears with steel-jaw leg-hold traps or wire snares, and killing brown and black bears from an aircraft.
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CreditCreditKatie Orlinsky for The New York Times FAIRBANKS, Alaska — It is the last great stretch of nothingness in the United States, a vast landscape of mosses, sedges and shrubs that is home to migrating caribou and the winter dens of polar bears.
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While a bitter critic of the government, he said he supported the foreign-led casino project as a source of jobs and a good way to squeeze out illegal gambling dens in the area, which he said were often protected by corrupt officials.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Mahid Radia's last glimpse of his parents was when he and his children were fleeing their home amid gunfire, explosions and the howl of airplanes bombing the dens of extremists who had taken over Marawi, the Philippines' only Islamic city.
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The Police Department will review the circumstances under which it forces people from their homes using New York City's nuisance-abatement law, a legal weapon that has been used for decades to shut down drug dens, brothels and other criminal operations, officials said on Wednesday.
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However, underground gambling dens attract a different clientele than legal casinos or online venues—people who have a hard time getting to legal casinos, don't have internet access, or have made gambling part of their daily routine, and that affects how people perceive them.
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But our conversation revolves around subjects for which big politics have no time, like hiking through a misty fog, opium dens, buildings that emerge suddenly—and why Wolfgang Voigt always resurrects himself as GAS, right when you need him and his music the most.
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That is why we have outlined a structure that enables us to continue providing single-gender environments -- like dens within Cub Scout packs and a single-gender Scouting program for older girls -- within a broader structure that will allow us to serve the whole family.
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Once it was announced as the summit's venue last week, the world's media quickly played up the island's "pirate" heritage, inspired perhaps by Singapore's bygone days of fleshpots and opium dens or, more likely, its occasional appearances in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" films.
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Gin may have once have been the "mother's ruin" of Victorian drinking dens, but fast-forward a few centuries, and you'll find "double G&T, please" rolling off the tongues of drinkers across the UK, as bartenders frantically slice lemons and dole out endless Gordon's and Schweppes.
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But what appears to be a straightforward assignment takes a series of strange turns that lead Rath and his partner, Bruno Wolter (Peter Kurth), to investigate a mystery that will take them from underground S&M porn dens all the way to the top tiers of power.
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On Thursday, Greg Fox kicked it off by drumming (with accompaniment from other musicians playing synthesizers) for four hours, while Friday found Erika Anderson of EMA and Jana Hunter of Lower Dens tweaking effects pedals and playing with an ensemble to create a four-hour ambient soundscape.
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Starring Hugo Speer and Sharon Small, the five-episode "London Kills," now showing, follows rival detectives as they race through crack dens, opulent high-rises and even Parliament to solve a string of murders, while having their attention diverted by the disappearance of the lead inspector's wife.
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" Austin Smith, a policy officer at Scottish Drugs Forum, a national resource of expertise on drug use issues, said, "This part of the law was to stop people opening up opium dens and was never intended to stop safe services, but that is what it does.
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Steven C. Amstrup, chief scientist of the conservation group Polar Bears International, said the risk to the bears was that seismic trucks, which weigh up to 45 tons, could come close to or ride over dens, forcing the bears outside prematurely or even injuring or killing them.
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In the past, using civil lawsuits to seize physical assets from extremist organizations was a key tactic in efforts to diminish them, but that has become more difficult as a younger generation of adherents has migrated from Klan dens or physical compounds into the nebulous world of the Web.
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After learning about the black bears of the southeastern United States, who make their dens 60 to 90 feet above the ground in the trunks of hollow trees, we looked up to see one sleeping, gently breathing (by a remote-controlled motor) among the branches by a clearing.
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Until September of last year, it was entirely legal for hunters to bait bears and wolves, to poison them, to shoot them from helicopters, and even to gas dens full of cubs—all an attempt to inflate moose and caribou populations, which are prized game for trophy hunters.
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Brexit, whenever it eventually hobbles over the line, will cause severe economic headaches for the agricultural community; the business rates set by massive beer manufacturers will continue to shutter swathes of drinking dens; young people will carry on making the journey to towns and cities in search of work.
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"At this time of the year, most bears have established dens for the winter, but since these bears won't have time to create a den, we hope to improve their chances of survival by creating a den for them so they have a home base and shelter right away," Clifford said.
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Jack Warner: So I was a big fan of Community, co-creator Dan Harmon's big limelight show, which, like Rick and Morty, had a huge fan following that mainly dwelled in Tumblr dens—and they prided themselves in having a higher understanding of the show because they shared their theories and observations.
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Anyone familiar with detective novels or noir cinema knows exactly what that phrase means: smoke-filled nightclubs, back-alley gambling houses and dark, seedy opium dens, all frequented by a motley assortment of Chinese mobsters, White Russian émigrés, fugitive criminals of all nations and at least one gorgeous femme fatale with a past.
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While historians have long known that his Ottoman Empire was crucial to everything going on in Europe, it is still the case that the Ottomans are most often described as outsiders — Muslims, bloodthirsty wielders of scimitars at the gates of Vienna, sexually depraved sultans hidden away in harem dens of endless licentious sex.
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And yet after a mere 100 yards it exploded into nocturnal life: shisha bars, Japanese karaoke palaces with nostalgic names like Gion and courtyards filled with lanterns, Hokkaido robatayaki barbecue restaurants, late-night sake dens with women in satin dresses and salarymen in black suits lifted straight from the streets of Ginza.
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We seek out these dens of inequity because without them we'd be nothing more than 64 million bitter, resentful, sacks of blood and congealed fat with nothing to look forward to other than a new series of the Bake Off and the possibility that a woman might put a cat in a bin again.
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As grizzly bears are retreating into their winter dens in the Peace Country of northwestern Alberta, local biologists are wrapping up the beta-testing phase of Grizz Tracker, a citizen science project that allows the public to track sightings of grizzly bears using smartphones and, in turn, contribute to critical research on this threatened species.
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While street-level cocaine dealers selling bags to homeless users might end up selling deals that have become cross-contaminated with fentanyl and heroin in bagging-up dens, those zipping in and out of bars and universities to deliver "premium" powder to the middle classes are unlikely to be in the heroin selling game.
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As a result, the conservation plan is mostly focused on less critical issues for polar bears, like overhunting, the increasing conflicts between bears and humans, the preservation of areas that bears use for dens, the potential threats posed by oil spills and the possibility of increased exposure to diseases as the marine environment changes.
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But for everyone else, or for those who like to put a little homemade flair into their poison, we've consulted with the bartenders at the aforementioned, amazing drinking dens and collected their recipes for three of the finest tiki drinks you'll ever sip on in your life: The Beach Goth, the Pineapple Royale, and the Blue Hawaii.
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Alaska legislators' recent attempt to allow egregious predator control practices — the aerial hunting of grizzly bears, the baiting and indiscriminate trapping of animals and the killing of wolf mothers and pups in dens — on taxpayer-owned lands is exactly the kind of overreach that should temper federalist inclinations and set off moral alarms among Americans of all political leanings.
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While Manitoba's tourist agency doesn't promote the Narcisse Snake Dens with the same zeal as it does Canada's national human rights museum in Winnipeg, the annual mating ritual of red sided garter snakes nevertheless manages to draw thousands of people — snake fanciers and snakephobes alike — to an otherwise overlooked part of the province for a few days each spring.
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A world where Nazis are primarily the enemies in video games and stock bad guys in movies is one in which they don't have to be taken as seriously — and where among certain young white men, "ironic" celebrations of Nazism becomes possible, whether they're hanging out at high schools like Baraboo or in alt-right troll dens like 4chan.
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British restaurateur and TV personality Gordon Ramsay originally billed his new Lucky Cat restaurant as an "authentic Asian eating house," inspired by the drinking dens of 1930s Tokyo, and led by a white chef named Ben Orpwood whose bonafides consist of traveling "back and forth to South Asia for many months" (it should go without clarifying that Japan is not in South Asia).
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Long viewed as dubious dens of vice, full of tacky, explicit, and low-quality toys and novelties, many successful stores overhauled their designs, staff, and product lines to become sleek and accessible spaces where one could come to speak safely to knowledgeable, diverse, and friendly staff about their sexual life and needs, get good advice, and purchase aesthetically pleasing, quality products.
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Yevhen Hlibovytskyi, a lecturer in philosophy at the Ukrainian Catholic University, said Ukraine's pivotal position in geopolitical struggles had made Kiev, a picturesque capital of cobblestoned streets on the Dnepr River, into the 21st century's equivalent of Cold War dens of intrigue like Vienna and Berlin, or Casablanca during World War II. "Ukraine is the country that hosts the Berlin Wall at the moment," he said.
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