Season 2 dives in even further and with groundbreaking results.
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Lahey participated in three of Triton's five dives in August.
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Eleven dives in three days have him a little waterlogged.
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Flav knocked out his dives in giant, bright green swim trunks!
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And Dr. Foley says future dives in 2018 will reveal more.
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As a teenager he's introduced to drug dealing and dives in.
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He's off the deep end and she'll watch as he dives in!
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Kaptain Kristian dives in to explain why the strip is so good.
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Now, they can also mean deep dives in the airport's swimming pool.
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Joe Piscatella, the director, dives in immediately to set a speedy pace.
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The Discovery Channel will feature the dives in a five-episode series.
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While much of fashion shies away from the intellectual world, he dives in.
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It also dives in before a lot of venture funds will, insists Fiance.
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This is the poem that plays itself out in dives in the small hours.
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Research dives in 2009 and 2012 had shown little improvement in the coral colonies.
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They allowed the Duke researchers to record nearly 6,000 dives in the new study.
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" Lucy, on the other hand, dives in, sightseeing and roaming the souks, "considering and haggling.
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I have made many dives in the cold, clear and thrilling waters in the area.
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Nora doesn't just step into her kiddie pool of ice cubes, she dives in snout first.
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Prime-time coverage of the Rio Olympics dives in with swimming, beach volleyball and men's gymnastics.
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When a crate containing two blank, stretched canvases is washed overboard, she dives in after it.
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Everyone, though, dives in with conviction, investing the emotional scenes with more heft than they probably deserve.
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The last assignment it has will be to perform 22 dives in between Saturn and its rings.
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Then there are sports accidents: flips on the trampoline, dives in the wrong end of the pool.
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The bird dives in the blink of an eye, snatching its prey and flying away in a blur.
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A diver investigates a sea fan in the Peleliu Wall, one of the deepest wall dives in Palau.
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We filter and focus on particular verticals or investment themes and we do deep dives in those areas.
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Candace dives in again though when she asks Matthew over to see what he's like in actual life.
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They're aiming to make 22 ring dives in all — before the mission concludes (hence the "grand finale" moniker).
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It takes him about two years to add a new element to his more complicated dives in competition.
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The enemy now is hidden and scattered, so the show dives in not with fury, but painstaking deliberation.
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Anthony Kleidis bounds onstage, wraps his forearms around a mic stand, and dives in to the first verse.
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Everyone crowds around the veritable feast they've prepared, snapping pictures for posterity, of course, then quickly dives in.
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Only, when the shooter walks down the aisle, Fred dives in front of his son and takes the bullet.
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At the end, a pool is raised from under the stage, and a woman dives in with the aforementioned pythons.
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She dives in, and instead of taking her back to the beginning, her leap of faith finally takes her somewhere new.
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He also anticipates contributing to The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, and to writing deeper dives in medical journals.
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That might irk Blackbear, who is covered in tattoos and, throughout "Cybersex," both laments and dives in to fame's dark corners.
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In total, Parks Canada conducted 48 dives in early August, plus seven performed by the ROV, as reported in the CBC.
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I've also stayed at dilapidated dives in Vegas with rusty faucets and rugs so thin you could see the concrete underneath.
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Their observations showed that dragonflies can lock onto a single target, and ignore any distractions as they dives in for the attack.
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The first ring-gap dive is expected to happen on Wednesday, and Cassini will complete 20 similar dives in the coming months.
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Once you get the go-ahead, the final step is to do 4-5 open-water dives in the ocean with a divemaster.
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David Vaughan, executive director of Mote's Elizabeth Moore International Center for Coral Reef Research & Restoration, dives in a tank fixing coral fragments after Irma.
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The Library bar, where I met Algiers to discuss their new record, is one of the last standing rock and roll dives in Manhattan.
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During their most recent dives in September, the team used a custom built high-tech metal detector to uncover items hidden in the sand.
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Dives in other sports have negative connotations, including the sport that Brazilians hold dearest, which is also the sport usually played at the Olympic Stadium.
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The best dives still do buy-backs, a practice entirely forgotten in faux dives in which the bartender gives loyal customers drinks on the house.
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Automakers like General Motors, Ford and Volkswagen all rely heavily on the Chinese market and have reported nose-dives in their sales in recent months.
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For most casts — not all — he incorporates the famous fish dives in the wedding pas de deux; these were added in or just before 1921.
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After picking up his messy burger in an empty IHOP, Reviewbrah dives in, and ultimately compares the burger to one you would find in a diner.
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While this is happening, the male cichlid dives in to fertilize what he thinks are the female cichlid's eggs but are actually the cuckoo catfish's eggs.
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They make record setting dives in the deep ocean far offshore—for up to two hours at a time—that reach depths of two miles down.
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Over several night dives in the OceanX submersible, Widder studied the cryptic glow, but next hopes to capture the glowing particles with a high-resolution camera.
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In the last three weeks, the expedition has made four dives in the Mariana Trench in his submarine, "DSV Limiting Factor," collecting biological and rock samples.
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As Ramona Royale dives in to feast on fast food, March requests Ramona kill the Countess on the property so she'll be trapped there with him forever.
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Red Bull aerobatic helicopter pilot Aaron Fitzgerald performs flips, barrel rolls, and nose dives in front of the Statue of Liberty during the morning hours of May 18.
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Divers themselves are asked to keep track of their dives in a ledger, and they rely on shops and instructors to pass proof of dives to PADI for certification.
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The host focuses on the issues facing our country, then dives in, traveling across America to see it all for himself, and explain it in a digestible, entertaining way.
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Strong, rapid warming in the stratosphere is highly linked to subsequent dives in the Arctic Oscillation (AO), which if sufficiently negative, can produce frigid conditions across the Northern Hemisphere.
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So they took the theme of family, one that the movie takes from the main "Fast" franchise and dives in head first with, and beefed up the helicopter sequence.
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When he began shooting Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives in 22011, he owned three restaurants in northern California and had two young sons, Hunter, now 230, and Ryder, now 2200.
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Before she was off the deep end and we were all watching as she dives in, Lady Gaga was still a wacky, arty pop diva delivering dirty-minded holiday singles.
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"TDTL" is one of those tracks where he dives in headfirst, and it culminates in the most intense, burst of super-speed rap this side of a dial-up connection.
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In 2013 at the Schmidt Ocean Institute conference, she met Peter Girguis, head of Harvard's deep sea lab, and Erik Cordes, who has made over 35 dives in the Alvin.
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In a 20-minute interview pegged to the release of her 1994 novel Delusions of Grandma, Fisher dives in deep with Charlie Rose on the topics of marriage, family, and art.
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The losses in the US followed steep dives in Asia and Europe on Monday as investors take in the risks to corporate profits and economic growth posed by the coronavirus' spread.
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He's vividly obnoxious: a source of entertainment for a movie audience, a chronic embarrassment for the company he keeps — the kind of person who spies a pool and just dives in.
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However, followed up with "Dreams", Lil Betete dives in with punchy bars about all the goals he's working towards that will inevitably come to fruition with the success of his music career.
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Anthon's K-9 units communicated two cadaver hits in the area and she connected Patterson with US Fish and Wildlife Service Agent Stacey Welch, who agreed to perform dives in the area.
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Also, since this data is looking at compound annual growth rates, big jumps or dives in price for first-year stocks will look more inflated than they will likely be over time.
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A pair of dives in a submersible called Alvin confirmed the existence of the coral reef on Thursday, and based on observations, researchers estimate the reef is at least 85 miles long.
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"Dazed and confused, so cute and paranoid," Yo Landi Visser sings in "Dazed & Confused", her whispy falsetto gliding over a sun-splashed beat, before Ninja dives in with an avalanche of 100mph bars.
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From Peru, Laos and Morocco to Hawaii, Alaska and New Zealand he treks a snowcapped mountain, rappels down a waterfall and dives in shark infested waters on his relentless pursuit for culinary inspiration.
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Most of the deep dives in the clues today were theme entries, but there were several spots that were particularly amusing (NEUTER, BOOT, DIP) or tricky (I had "Gorky" and "Gorka" before GORKI).
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Ted-Ed dives in a bit on the mystery behind the phenomenon and how the placebo effect is proof of how the human body is extraordinary but also how it's not always a good thing.
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It was an early premonition of how familiar the submerged view of boats would be to Orphan later in life, when deep sea dives in submersibles like Alvin became a regular part of her worklife.
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He&aposs not somebody who dives in briefing books, who understands the nuances of exactly the uranium enrichment program and the plutonium program and what it takes -- MCGURN: Of course, that&aposs the Jimmy Carter strength.
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I had been certified as a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver almost 251 years ago, but with the exception of a few refresher dives in Mexico last February, I hadn't been near a wet suit since.
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Other rich Silicon Valley types are investing big in pills like nootropics to "hack" their brain chemistry, and still other pills, diets, gut bacteria and DNA data-dives in hopes of achieving a longer, healthier life.
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Alice's temporal gyrations between present and past as she dives in and out of the liquid mirror give "Through the Looking Glass" a jarring whiz-bang momentum that intensifies and accelerates as the movie hurtles along.
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Smith, who is fascinated by the sea and scuba dives in her spare time, was visibly thrilled at the chance to accompany Orphan's colleague, Temple University ecologist Erik Cordes, on one of Alvin's trips to the seafloor.
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Before getting into the actual recipes, Pitre dives in to what the keto diet actually means: She'll bust myths, give meal prep and money saving tips, as eating a lot of meat and no carbs can get expensive.
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Tony Haigh, the British Cave Rescue Council&aposs communications officer, told Sky News that divers are used to diving in the challenging conditions found in many U.K. caves, and can conduct dives in low visibility conditions and in small passages.
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The 25-year-old model, who recently wed baseball player Justin Verlander, plays tennis throughout the entire 90-second clip, making backhand and front hand hits, and even going in for a few dives in order to hit the ball.
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Aspiring journalist Blake (played by The End of the F------ World's Jessica Barden, sporting an American accent) thinks it has, which is partially why, when Morgan suggests she get into an "arrangement" with a much-older college professor, Blake dives in.
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And the share of individual dives in Rio that scored a shoddy 20.12 points or less—the kind of flop likely to be produced by sudden changes in conditions—was 503%, nearly identical to the percentage during the 250 London Olympics.
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Under clear skies over Tel Aviv's Mediterranean beach, two F-15 jets manoeuvred through a series of sharp turns, climbs and dives in what appeared to be a mock dogfight as the sound of their engines crackled through the streets.
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President Donald Trump has signaled an impatience for the U.S. economy to reopen soon, preferably by Easter, as the measures taken to restrict the spread of the coronavirus has led to surges in unemployment claims and dives in the stock market.
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South Korean rescue divers performed test dives in the Danube river in Budapest as they prepared an attempt to reach the wreckage of a pleasure boat which had been carrying mostly South Korean tourists when it sank in an accident last week.
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We feel more akin to Mediterranean authors, to Fabrizio De André's harbors, to Lisbon's smells, to Erri de Luca's Naples alleyways, to Álvaro Mutis' "Adventures and Misadventures of Maqroll", to African ports, to the greasy dives in the South of the world.
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"I immediately realized this was a German U-boat, and was elated," said Mr. Termote, a 42-year-old World War I buff and would-be "Flemish Indiana Jones" who has made more than 5,000 dives in the North Sea in search of shipwrecks.
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As Cassini makes many more ring-grazing dives in the weeks and months ahead, we're going to get our first close look at some of Saturn's tiny moons, and start to build a two dimensional profile of the rings, which are almost perfectly flat, but not quite.
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As the drummer for Aussie band Pond, the frontman of blues rock outfit The Growl, and most notably, as the bassist for psych-pop behemoth Tame Impala, Avery's played his local dives in his hometown of Perth and surveyed a sea of thousands from Glastonbury's main stage.
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In the past, astronaut training meant dives in a "neutral buoyancy lab," a giant pool that holds 6.2 million gallons of water, and spending time at NASA's "space vehicle mock-up facility," a life-sized model of the space shuttle orbiter and parts of the international space station (ISS).
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Via thousands of articles a month — from front-page reporting on politics to news about athletes in Sports, deep data dives in The Upshot, recipes in Cooking, advice columns in Style and long-form investigative pieces in the magazine — Times journalists find ways to experiment with the genre to intrigue and inform their audiences.
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At a time when the number of authentic dives in the neighborhood was growing slimmer by the month, each one eaten up by yet another Starbucks or some clubby bar that catered to NYU kids, they wanted to open a place that felt like the old East Village: a bastion of low-down, timeless degeneracy.
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I spend a lot of time talking clients "off the ledge" when they'd like to move all of their money into one outperforming asset class, place a large bet on hedging strategies for a pending correction they see coming or suddenly want to get out of the market altogether and "drop anchor" for fear of pending scary dives in the markets.
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He taught himself how to use the waterproof metal camera case that allowed him to follow scientists from Florida and the Virgin Islands as they studied coral reefs affected by the little-known Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease here "It was overwhelming when I grasped what was happening," Jackson said of the months-long project that took him on multiple dives in tropical waters.
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To stand, even for a moment, at the edge of that emotional abyss into which the candidate for suicide stares daily — and to be aware that it is only a matter of time before he or she dives in — is to be in the presence of one of the great mysteries of human existence; one that language, especially the impoverished language of science, cannot demystify.
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But while the resorts that line some of its beaches might make the island seem like many other vacation hot spots, around its edges, Aruba, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, contains unique treasures: a windblown national park of volcanic crags and raging waves; a revitalizing town lined with mosaics and murals; and an offshore shipwreck considered one of the best wreck dives in the world.
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His public Ryan endorsement was seen as evidence of a split between Trump and Pence -- but several sources with knowledge of the relationship between the two men who share the Republican ticket said this is how they've operated all along, with Trump giving Pence wide latitude to say what he wants to say on Ryan, the parents of the slain Muslim American soldier that Trump engaged in a war of words with or any other thorny issue that Trump dives in on.
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Before Tom Petty saddled up next to Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison in the Traveling Wilburys, and before he towered over the Billboard charts for more than two decades, and before I climbed the seemingly endless steps of a sold-out arena to watch him play just this past June, and before his first band, Mudcrutch, made their name playing dives in Gainesville, Florida, and perhaps even before he realized what he was capable of with a guitar in his hands, Tom Petty worked briefly as a gravedigger in Florida.
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