They're from far northern Italy, where they're known as canederli.
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Located in far northern Sweden, Kebnekaise is a popular tourist destination.
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John Kasich -- has journeyed to these far northern reaches of the state.
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That storm made landfall in far northern Luzon as a Category 5-equivalent storm.
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Resettlement can be subsidized under a federal assistance program for residents of far northern regions.
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A wildfire in far northern California has destroyed at least 500 structures and remains mostly uncontained.
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Gerda, Kay's childhood friend, must undergo various fantastical far-northern adventures before she can save him.
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The storm system is forecast to dissipate over the far northern Atlantic by Thursday night, it said.
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Even parts of far northern and eastern Canada will get a brief glimpse of it at sunrise.
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Tullow Oil discovered commercially viable quantities of crude in the far northern county of Turkana in 2012.
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Kenneth made landfall Thursday evening between Macomia and Mocimboa da Praia in the far northern Cabo Delgado Province.
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In our far northern suburbs the rain may even start with a bit of snow or sleet mixed.
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NGS is in remote far-northern Arizona, almost 300 miles from Phoenix, and is an important local employer.
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The far northern, or southern, sky can be very different to that shown in textbooks based on lower latitudes.
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The same formation took power in the far northern region of Schleswig-Holstein after elections there in May this year.
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Those snakes were on the far northern edge of their species' habitat, and showed signs they had suffered from inbreeding.
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As a young conscript he was one of only a modest force patrolling Norway's far northern border with the Soviet Union.
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Barry said he initially encountered Thomas, 15, and 50-year-old Tad Cummins at a gas station in far Northern California.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck in Nunavut territory in far northern Canada, the U.S. Geological Survey reported on Sunday.
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The earliest sunset for mid-northern latitudes comes in early December, whereas for far northern latitudes, it comes in mid-December.
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Since 2005, Pye, now an American citizen, has overseen Exponent's Test and Engineering Center on the far northern edge of Phoenix.
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And "Shetland" sweeps viewers off to the far-northern Scottish archipelago, which seems to have more than its share of murders.
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Geese migrating to and from the Ungava Peninsula in far northern Quebec like to winter over in the Latanés' grain fields.
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On this day, however, I had promised to first reacquaint myself with the Renaissance in Spain at the building's far northern end.
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Tullow and its partner Africa Oil discovered commercial oil reserves in the Lokichar basin in Kenya's far northern county of Turkana in 2012.
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In 2013, 3,400-year-old human bones were discovered in an eroding sand dune in far northern Australia, home to the Thaynakwith people.
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland — It was a scene that showed how far Northern Ireland has come, and how far it still has to go.
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Even far northern New Jersey saw water overtop sea walls at high tide on Saturday morning and evening during the height of the storm.
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Archaeologists believe that the ability to survive in far northern climates was related to technological advancements, including the widespread adoption of ivory hunting spears.
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The U.S.D.B. lies at the far northern end of Fort Leavenworth, not far from the headquarters of the 21th Military Police Internment and Resettlement Battalion.
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Angela Smith said the Oceanfront Lodge, a hotel she manages in Crescent City, in far Northern California, lost power briefly during rain and strong winds.
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The International Olympic Committee said last month that the marathon events will be moved to the far northern city of Sapporo to avoid Tokyo's summer heat.
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The International Olympic Committee said last month that the marathon events will be moved to the far northern city of Sapporo to avoid Tokyo's summer heat.
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Remarkably, during January the sea ice edge remained north of the Svalbard Archipelago in far northern Norway, which typically is surrounded by sea ice during the winter.
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That has led them to endorse "patriotic" thugs and alleged gang members, including when they assaulted protesters in the far-northern district of Yuen Long in July.
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She's left the tatters of her life in America to join her boyfriend Christian and his buddies in far northern Sweden, as they research European midsummer rituals.
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The felled tree is one of three that Frey and Greenlaw carefully picked out of the woods on the cool, damp July day in far northern Maine.
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The company expects heavier than normal rainfall in Britain and across northern Europe and southern Scandinavia, with drier conditions across the far northern and southern areas of Europe.
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"People are just disgusted with the way it doesn't make any sense," said David Hull, general manager of the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District on the far northern coast.
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Brette and I paid $20 each to join him one morning close to the Tujunga Wash, near the Angeles National Forest in the far northern part of the city.
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Our far northern suburbs may see some snow or sleet mixed in at the onset, but no accumulation worries with overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 40s.
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As a child, Ms. Antsifyerova had dreams of walking in the snow and finding her father's airplane parked, as if at an airport, in the flat, far-northern landscape.
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Russia's state nuclear agency Rosatom has acknowledged that nuclear workers were killed in the explosion, which occurred during a rocket engine test near the White Sea in far northern Russia.
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That radar system, which operated in far northern latitudes throughout the Cold War, is a textbook example of the sort of technology that can be knocked out by space weather.
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A mysterious explosion in far-northern Russia that killed seven people on Thursday is being linked by western nuclear experts to a failed test of a prototype nuclear-powered cruise missile.
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In response to the coral bleaching crisis, the government has announced a new survey of 40 sites in the 1,400 mile-long reef's far northern section to take place this September.
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But there is something unlikely about a California girl who grew up drinking unremarkable red wine finding her calling as a winemaker on a small biodynamic farm in far northern Vermont.
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In the Arctic Circle, on the far-northern Norwegian island of Spitsbergen, a drab facility carved into the mountainside could be humanity's last hope in the event of a global catastrophe.
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The music video has played on national newscasts during round-the-clock coverage of the search and rescue operation at the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in far northern Chiang Rai province.
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Carina's sustained winds of 55 kilometers an hour are relatively mild but the storm is expected to strengthen quickly and become a typhoon prior to reaching the far northern Philippines Saturday night.
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Every four years, a tiny, unincorporated town in the far northern reaches of New Hampshire becomes the first of three towns to vote in its state's primary, casting ballots just after midnight.
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The bureau issued a storm warning on Sunday for damaging winds and flooding rains over the Cape York Peninsula on the far northern tip of Australia, including the bauxite mining town of Weipa.
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Russia's state nuclear agency, Rosatom, has acknowledged that five of its nuclear workers were killed in an August 8 explosion during a rocket engine test near the White Sea in far northern Russia.
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On Sunday, Sortland, in far northern Norway, saw the temperature reach 843°F, or 31.0°C, which was an all-time high for any month at that location, according to meteorologist Etienne Kapikian.
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And last year he quietly helped a women's team from the far northern city of Tromso pay its travel costs to play in a tournament in Stavanger, about 1,400 miles to the south.
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There was the late-night family dinner we had at a remote waterside pub upon arriving in the Lofoten Islands, a far northern archipelago situated more than 100 miles above the Arctic Circle.
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The area is home to a host of endangered species, from the handful of American jaguars living at the far northern end of the big cat's range, to the diminutive cactus ferruginous pygmy owl.
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The far northern community of La Loche, devastated by Canada's worst school shooting in a decade, has been "crying out for help" for years as it grapples with a mental health and poverty crisis.
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For example, in far northern areas like Shasta County, there is only one clinic willing to prescribe the prophylaxis, according to the website Please PrEP Me, which allows Californians to search for PrEP prescribers.
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Under normal circumstances, the animal would've filled up on seals (polar bears' natural prey), but they too are vanishing along with the snow and ice on these far northern islands due to climate change.
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The grove is home to some of the world's largest redwoods — at heights of more than 320 feet and diameters as wide as 26 feet — tucked inside a dense forest in far northern California.
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In an era when the digital world has winnowed our attention spans, the aurora borealis still demands presence and patience, a long journey to far northern latitudes, and the fortitude to weather arctic conditions.
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The 2015 escape of two inmates from the Clinton Correctional Facility in the far northern part of the state, which led to a renewed focus on prison security, had a disastrous effect on Mr. MacKenzie.
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The chamber is about 2.5 miles from the entrance of the cave, which is thought to be about 4-5 miles long and cut into a mountainside in far northern Thailand near the border with Myanmar.
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If people outside of New Hampshire know anything about Coos, it's the quaint quadrennial story of the first "midnight votes" cast during the presidential primary by the residents of the far northern village of Dixville Notch.
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I had just moved into my own apartment for the first time — at the far northern tip of Manhattan, barely paying more than I'd paid for a third of a shoebox on the Upper East Side.
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Workers from the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), among the few foreign aid groups operating in Yemen's worst war zones, have suffered repeated attacks in the far northern province of Saada straddling the Saudi border.
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"We were told, before we got it, how it was going to be used," said Louis Epstein, the first vice chairman of the Democratic committee in Putnam County, a far-northern suburb of New York City.
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Amber Bracken, a photojournalist based in Edmonton, went to far northern Quebec to tell the story of a program that has returned control of childbirth to its Inuit communities while improving the health outcomes for newborns.
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Amy Liptrot begins her memoir with a glossary: In the Orkney Islands of far northern Scotland, seals are called selkies; cattle are kye; and the fog rolling in from the sea goes by the evocative haar.
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The chamber is about 2.5 miles from the entrance of the cave, which is thought to be about 4 to 5 miles long and cut into a mountainside in far northern Thailand near the border with Myanmar.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The hamlet of Igloolik in far northern Canada and the city of Conakry in West Africa's Guinea are plagued by distinct issues, one a troubling suicide rate, the other widespread poverty.
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He says the biggest threat of a tsunami comes from smaller faults off the coast, particularly in far northern California, where the Cascadia subduction zone begins in Cape Mendocino and stretches about 500 miles north to Vancouver.
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Springs and streams have dried up across the far northern Sahelian belt, prompting large numbers of herders to seek other pastures and sources of water for their cattle in the savannah of Nigeria's central and southern states.
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Ridgway says that sea temperatures in the far northern section of the Great Barrier Reef have been steadily climbing in the past four to six weeks, with the water averaging one to two degrees warmer than usual.
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As global warming reduces the extent of sea ice in the Arctic, more ships — cargo carriers as well as liners like the Serenity taking tourists to see the region's natural beauty — will be plying far-northern waters.
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After collecting tanks and other heavy weaponry "prepositioned" in caves in Norway's interior, the Marines will proceed toward the country's far-northern Finnmark region to help Norwegian forces stave off Russian forces supposedly pouring across the border.
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Another clue that is it not simply El Niño causing the recent high temps: studying the map of temperatures from February shows that some of the warmest temperatures compared to average were found in the far northern latitudes.
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Tin Shui Wai in particular is a charged location -- it's right next to the far northern suburb of Yuen Long, where an armed mob attacked civilians in a subway station last month and injured at least 45 people.
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"Left unchecked, the continued growth of (greenhouse gas) emissions could cause global average temperatures to increase by another 4°C or more by 2100 and by 1.5 to 2 times as much in many midcontinent and far northern locations," Obama wrote.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya will start the small scale export of crude oil from its fields in the far northern county of Turkana in June after an agreement on how to share the revenue, averting delays, the presidency said on Saturday.
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The next Thursday we passed through the lunch line at Bertha's Kitchen, at the far northern end of The Neck, for meltingly tender platters of stewed oxtails and turkey wings served over rice, before heading to Lo-Fi Brewing nearby.
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PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. — A convicted killer who was already serving life behind bars was ordered on Wednesday to pay restitution and sentenced to additional prison time for his escape in June from a maximum-security prison in far northern New York State.
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Environmentalists said potential oil leaks in the Foz do Amazonas basin, named for its location near the mouth of the Amazon river, could wreak havoc in the rainforest in Brazil's far northern Amapá state in addition to harming the reef.
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By Thursday, the storm system will weaken as it moves over the Tennessee River Valley, bringing mostly rain from Michigan southward to the Gulf Coast and some remaining snow only in the far northern parts of the country, he added.
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Across the border in the far northern Swedish town of Kalix, a traditional bastion of center-left politics, over 2100 residents signed a petition against plans to turn a 2000th century country house into a reception center for unaccompanied minors.
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The following month, he oversaw a parade in China's far-northern province of Inner Mongolia, in which more than 100 planes and almost 600 types of weaponry -- many never seen before -- went on show to mark the PLA's 0003th anniversary.
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According to a 2006 report on a dam project in far northern Quebec, elevated mercury levels in fish, caused by dams built in the province in the 1970s, forced many Cree people to abandon their fisheries, and with it their traditional diet.
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Here, in Mr. Sweat's own words quoted in the report, are five key factors that were crucial to the success of his plot to break out of the Clinton Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison in the far northern part of the state.
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Amash stokes talk of campaign against Trump Thirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill MORE (R-Calif.), a Trump ally from far northern California, said the president should not "conflate" FEMA and land management issues as he did in his tweet.
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Trump, like most Republicans, won across all other regions of the state, from Madison County in the far northern part of the state to Mobile County in the far southern part of the state, near Trump's rally in Florida just days ago.
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KANGIQSUJUAQ, Quebec — For eight months a year, the flat bay around the village of Kangiqsujuaq in far northern Quebec freezes beneath a white expanse of ice and snow, leaving ravens and foxes as rare signs of life, along with Inuit and their dogs.
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In addition to it being the largest show the museum has ever held, it had an unusually long run (May through October) and was housed in the Cloisters, the museum's medieval branch in far northern Manhattan, which helped draw visitors to the distant outpost.
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The climate context: This extreme weather event comes courtesy of a lobe of the polar vortex, which has swirled its way southward, out of the high Arctic, to strafe the Midwest and Northeast with a taste of the winter weather normally felt in far northern Canada.
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One hot spot is in far northern Gabon, in West Africa, which has lost 60 percent of its elephant population in the last eight years, said John Brown, a special agent in the United States Department of Homeland Security who is involved in prosecutions of ivory traffickers.
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She said she couldn't bring herself to vote for him, and she criticized him for failing to speak out more forcefully against racism, bigotry, and anti-Semitism following the death of a woman at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA. Collins grew up in Caribou, in far northern Maine.
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Her legend, and in turn how her spirit came to linger in the cave in Chiang Rai province&aposs far northern Mae Sai district near Myanmar, is similar to dozens of other tales across a country whose belief system and folklore are heavily influenced by Brahmin, Buddhist and animist traditions.
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They landed near the mouth of the Verkhovka river, at a spot once popular with locals as a seaside hangout on Russia's far-northern coast, and have been sitting there with no official warning signs beyond a dirty red shirt stretched between two wooden poles, according to a report on local television station Belomorkanal.
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I say that so you have proper context for this: There is no feeling quite as exalted as traveling into the far northern wastes with a trusted friend, who has been diligently helping you craft mechanical parts in dogged pursuit of rescue, and hearing them suddenly go silent once you've found your goal in that desolate place.
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That explosion in Russia's far-northern White Sea sent radiation levels at the nearby city of Severodvinsk spiking upwards to 16-times typical background levels, and left two radioactive pontoon barges stranded on a local beach for almost a month, with nothing to warn local residents to stay away but a red shirt stuck on two sticks.
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Clarke, 50, said that the moment was even more emotional than he had expected, and that he, like McIlroy earlier in the week, was struck by how far Northern Ireland had come since the deadly political conflict known as "the Troubles" that began in the late 1960s and was stemmed by a peace agreement in 1998.
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There's Jefferson, the far-northern hotbed of rebellious rural folk who'd probably push Humboldt County's hippies to seek a statelet of their own; Los Angeles-anchored West California, dependent only on northern water; the greater San Francisco Bay state of Silicon Valley; Central California, a Texas of the Pacific ringed by liberal neighbors; a swath of land with Sacramento at its center called North California; and South California, stretching from LA-adjacent Inland Empire to the desert hinterland and the Mexican border.
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On the other side of the world, and the war, this rough-around-the-edges documentary by the New York-based filmmaker Konrad Aderer tells one of the less well-known stories of the Japanese-American experience in World War II. Interviewing survivors, and traveling on a pilgrimage to the desolate remains of the Tule Lake relocation camp in far Northern California, Mr. Aderer shows that the narrative of stoic obedience in the face of repression and imprisonment is radically incomplete.
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