The quake was reportedly felt up to 560 miles (900 km) away.
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Both officers were felt up and offered sex for £1,000 [$1,381] each.
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SB: I've been felt up at the chowder station, man, I understand.
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Whiddon's hands went underneath K.A.'s dress as Whiddon felt up K.A.'s leg.
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The earthquake was felt up to 400 miles away, said state seismologist Michael West.
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But her predecessor's Tony notwithstanding, Ms. Olivo said she felt up to the challenge.
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The 7.0 earthquake was felt up to 400 miles away, said state seismologist Michael West.
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A third, Katelyn Allers, says she was "felt up" by Tyson at a party in 2016.
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I had food poisoning last weekend and haven't felt up to working out this week yet.
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Later on, she explains to Rob that she also came a little while being felt up.
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The ferment for low-carbon energy, felt up and down the coast, reaches beyond power grids.
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Even with all that weight the Robin Pack was still comfortable and felt up to the task.
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It's powerful enough to provide a substantial breeze that can be felt up to 24 feet away.
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It's great that Serena Williams and Gal Gadot and others like them felt up to a physical challenge.
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The 7.0 earthquake was felt up to 400 miles outside of Anchorage, said Michael West, the Alaska state seismologist.
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Yes, it's confirmed: You're headed to the Lincoln Bedroom, with a quick detour through the Roose-felt-up Room.
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The trepidation about traveling to Hawaii has been felt up and down the tourism chain on the Big Island.
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And while being felt up can feel delightful, many people out there enjoy more painful stimulation, particularly on their nipples.
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Michael West, the Alaska state seismologist, told CNN the 7.0 earthquake was felt up to 400 miles outside of Anchorage.
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Its impact could be felt up to 30 miles away, and toxic plumes could be seen for miles by daybreak.
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It separated from the failing rocket and initiated a ballistic descent, during which the astronauts felt up to 6.7 G forces.
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But the day of that entrance exam last spring, everything felt up in the air and I was full of regret.
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The developers wanted to keep the experience how it felt up to patch 1.12, the final patch before the first expansion released.
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Second, they are for formative hooking up—who among us has not done hand stuff or at least been felt up on one?
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"I went to Christian school all of my life but I never really felt up to the Duggar standard," she says, of her more pious cousins.
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Khalid thinks the fan crossed the line since being a pop star and getting felt up onstage don't go hand in hand ... at least not anymore.
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They then encourage Alma to read a purple book from a pile of "new arrivals" (she's a bookseller); it is called Felt Up: Women Feeling Feelings.
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I guess I'm wondering more about cases like the one with the People reporter who claims she was pushed against a wall and felt up by Trump.
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Later, Mr. Kashkari ran an improbable (and unsuccessful) race for governor of California, in which he felt up close the fear, anxiety and anger of financially squeezed voters.
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Feast your eyes on a Latvian ad for the Visa "X" card starring the New York Knicks phenom -- where Porzingis gets felt up by an extendo-arm from the heavens.
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Gal Gadot's face, digitally stitched into a porn clip Above, we see Gal Gadot's face superimposed onto a porn actress, moments before she pulls her shirt off and gets felt up.
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"I have to deliver a couple of pages of lines and act for 30 minutes, but after that I have to do nothing," but lay there and get felt up or fucked.
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According to Gaver, Pratt trained for five months, starting with 4-6 sessions a week in February 2013, and would even do extra workouts on his own if he felt up to it.
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If you spent a month only working on days you actually felt up for working, you'd get more done than if you spent a month going to work 30 days in a row.
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When she felt up to it, Ms. Roman went back to work and began working toward buying an affordable home through Habitat to find a better place to live for her and her sons.
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Earlier this week, Dr. Katelyn N. Allers, associate professor of physics and astronomy at Bucknell University, came forward with a claim that she was "felt up" by Tyson in 2009 after an American Astronomical Society meeting.
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Flying in Europe is still perfectly safe without leaving our baggage unlocked and being nuked, groped, felt up, molested, profiled, asked to change our mode of dress and dragged off planes like a sack of potatoes!
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As the climate crisis intensifies and as the wide-ranging economic impacts are felt up and down supply chains across continents, business leaders and governments cannot ignore the mounting economic risks, a report from McKinsey said Thursday.
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I was just writing kind of ... I was coming to terms with my feminism, and interrogating that through kind of op-eds and doing very proto-Troglodyte version of the kind of stuff I eventually felt up to doing.
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"I am filing this lawsuit for every woman who's been pinched, prodded, cornered, felt-up, pushed against a wall, grabbed, groped, assaulted, and has spoken up only to be shamed, demeaned, disgraced, passed over for promotion, fired, and forgotten," Carroll, 75, said in a statement.
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Jerry and the few others left still supported him, but as he eventually explained to Carol, he no longer felt up to the task of pretending to be their swaggering king — he was sitting on a theater stage, sure, but Ezekiel's performance was over.
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In a story published by Patheos on Thursday, Dr. Katelyn N. Allers, a physics and astronomy professor at Bucknell University, said she was "felt up" by Tyson, 60, during a party after an event for the American Astronomical Society in 2009 — a claim she didn't report because AAS "didn't have a mechanism for reporting sexual harassment at the time," the story states.
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What she still remembers is the whirlwind of poking and prodding she received from a rotating group of doctors—being felt up as she got a second opinion from a practitioner she didn't know, taking off her shirt so a plastic surgeon could snap before and after photos of her breasts, visiting with an oncologist, and then an endocrinologist, and a neurologist.
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This earthquake was in Semangko Section and was felt up to Banda Aceh, Binjai, Kabanjahe, Pakpak Bharat and Stabat.
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Nobody don't do trade with them. So either or both traders’ felt-up and moves from their business. Above the example is indicates spoil-out of the garments industry. It may be like a joke.
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Two cases were from Follo Police District. One officer was accused of having felt up a number of women during interrogations. He was acquitted on almost all charges by the regional court. Another officer had been accused of abuse of power during an arrest.
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Glass windows shattered at least away, in neighboring Peabody and even in downtown Salem. The explosion was heard and felt up to away; the concussion was intense. No one was killed, and none of the injuries were life- threatening, according to Fire Chief Jim Tutko. Approximately 90 homes were damaged.
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The World Atlas of the Artificial Night Sky Brightness. Lightpollution.it. Retrieved 2011-12-03. Inspection of the area surrounding Madrid reveals that the effects of light pollution caused by a single large conglomeration can be felt up to away from the center. Global effects of light pollution are also made obvious.
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Approximately of fuel spilled, and the flames rose up to . The blast was felt up to away, in areas including White Plains, New York, and Southport, Connecticut. The blast injured 24 people and killed one employee, and caused property damage to facilities nearby. Due to its size, the fire continued for three days until it was at a more manageable and less life-risking level.
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The 2010 Kalgoorlie-Boulder earthquake was a 5.2 earthquake that occurred near the city of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia on 20 April 2010, at approximately 8:17 am WST. The earthquake caused major damage to the historic buildings in Kalgoorlie-Boulder. Its epicenter was approximately southwest of Kalgoorlie, at a depth of . The duration of shaking lasted about 10–15 seconds and was felt up to away.
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Tehuantepecers can be felt up to out to sea in the tropical eastern Pacific Ocean. Sustained winds at sea have been recorded as high as , with gusts as high as , with a wind event in February 1974 which sandblasted the ship which took the observation. These winds cause waves which then propagate as swell and are sometimes observed away (e.g., in the Galapagos Islands).
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Opposite the mouth of the Bhukhi is a large drift called Alia Bet or Kadaria Bet. The tidal rise is felt up to above Bharuch, where the neap tides rise to about a metre and spring tide . The river is navigable for vessels of the burthen of 95 tonnes (i.e., 380 Bombay candies) up to Bharuch and for vessels up to 35 tonnes (140 Bombay candies) up to Shamlapitha or Ghangdia.
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Spring Garden Township is headquarters to York International, a Johnson Controls Company and one of the largest suppliers of HVAC systems in the United States. On February 2, 1998, a massive explosion occurred at the York International plant. A spark had set off a leak in the nearby propane storage house. The blast was felt up to 25 miles away, and blew out windows nearby as well as knocking down doors.
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Four nearby electricity generating stations were disabled by the explosion, and the effects of the blast were felt up to 30 miles away. A high-voltage line running adjacent to the plant and over the Missouri River was damaged, disrupting power in the neighboring state of Nebraska. Two 15,000-ton refrigerated ammonia storage tanks were ruptured, releasing liquid ammonia and ammonia vapors which forced the evacuation of 1,700 residents from the surrounding area.
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Spring Garden Township, directly south of York, is headquarters to York International, a Johnson Controls Company and one of the largest suppliers of HVAC systems in the United States. On February 2, 1998, a massive explosion occurred at the York International plant. A spark had set off a leak in the nearby propane storage house. The blast was felt up to 25 miles away, and blew out windows nearby as well as knocking down doors.
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The explosion was estimated to have caused at least $652 million worth of damage. The effects of the blast were equivalent to over of TNT, and could be heard and felt up to away. Seismometers at the Omniplex Science Museum in Oklahoma City, away, and in Norman, Oklahoma, away, recorded the blast as measuring approximately 3.0 on the Richter magnitude scale. The collapse of the northern half of the building took roughly 7 seconds.
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T. Bedford, P. H. A. J. M. van Gelder, 2003, "Safety and reliability: proceedings of the ESREL 2003 European safety and reliability conference", p.1688 The biggest blast was felt up to away. Fire crews were called in from across the border in Germany to help battle the blaze; it was brought under control by the end of the day. S.E. Fireworks was a major importer of fireworks from China and a supplier to pop concerts and major festive events in the Netherlands.
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The downbursts associated with cumulonimbus can generate gravity waves far way from thunderstorms. These gravity waves can be felt up to away and in some conditions several hundreds of kilometres away. A severe thunderstorm generating these gravity waves located at more than away (according to Federal Aviation Administration recommendations) should not affect the safety of aircraft this far from the thunderstorm. These gravity waves can be modelled in the same manner as mountain waves and can be usable by a glider pilot.
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The then-village was a centre of the revolution and Borimechkata ("the man who struggles a bear") who lived in the village was one of its leaders. The spirit of the rebels can be felt up to the present day. Places of main interest are the Church of St Nicholas, the local Historical Museum, and historic homes such as Chervenakov's house, Pavurdzhiev's house, Kozinarov's house, etc. Klisura is the birthplace of Hristo G. Danov, the founder of the first Bulgarian printing house in Plovdiv.
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USGS shakemap showing the intensity of the 1995 Gulf of Aqaba earthquake The earthquake was the largest event to occur on along the DST during the 20th century and was felt up to away. The period of aftershocks carried on for over a year with many exceeding magnitude 5. Within several hours of the mainshock a number of small earthquakes occurred along the DST north of the epicenter. Analysis of these earthquakes suggest that they may have been remotely triggered by the Gulf of Aqaba mainshock.
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John Phillimore of the Daily Mail took out a car with a four-seater body complete with hood and screen – there was no attempt to reduce weight. The engine's running he said was very pleasing giving the impression of an engine of much larger dimensions. No vibration was felt up to about 37 or 38 miles per hour when a slight but by no means annoying vibration appeared. The engine was very flexible in traffic though the sensitive throttle lever must be worked smoothly.
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The piece, with Maggie Teyte in the leading soprano role and Eugene Goossens conducting, was enthusiastically received at its premiere in the Royal Opera House. At a concert in Reading in 1923, Holst slipped and fell, suffering concussion. He seemed to make a good recovery, and he felt up to accepting an invitation to the US, lecturing and conducting at the University of Michigan. After he returned he found himself more and more in demand, to conduct, prepare his earlier works for publication, and, as before, to teach.
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Corruption in Venezuela is high by world standards and was so for much of the 20th century. The discovery of oil had worsened political corruption,McBeth 2002, p. 17. "From 1917, greater awareness of the country's oil potential had the pernicious effect of increasing the corruption and intrigue amongst Gomez's family and entourage, the consequences of which would be felt up to 1935." and by the late 1970s, Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonso's description of oil as "the Devil's excrement" had become a common expression in Venezuela.Coronil 1988, p. 353.
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Mortem is appearing more, and getting Indigo to contemplate sex with him. 12."The Last Place to Fall From:" Indigo gets drunk at a party, is "felt-up" (but not raped) by strange boys, and dances with Mortem (who appears to be a normal man to everyone present.) Gabriella decides Indigo has lost control and comes to her rescue despite being brutally dismissed in Book 8. She starts a fire in the house where the party takes place with a cigarette just as Mortem begins to fondle Indigo's breasts. Indigo retreats to her friend Sarah's house, and surprisingly, is perfectly fine by morning.
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In one of his final interviews that June, he reported that his health was good and he felt up to it. Jenkins and his son Marvin to drive its stock-model Series 860 Pontiac around the famous 10-mile salt circle track. The pair recorded an average speed of 118.375 mph shattering all existing American unlimited and Class C stock-car racing records in the process. Ab drove almost two-thirds of the 2,841 miles himself gulping down milk and orange juice handed to him by his wife or daughter during his 30-second fueling pit stops.
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The earthquake, with an estimated magnitude of 8.6-8.8 Mw, was the largest to strike central Peru in recorded history, and the second largest of all time, after the 1868 Arica earthquake in the south of the country. Significant damage from the earthquake affected an area of about 44,000 square kilometers and it was felt up to 750 km away. The estimated rupture length was 350 km. There were at least 200 aftershocks observed in the first 24 hours after the mainshock, out of a total of 1,700 recorded in the following 112 days, although they caused no further casualties or significant damage.
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An eloquent preacher Bishop Charbonnel nonetheless, never felt up to the responsibilities of bishop, because of the linguistic and cultural gap that existed between him and his flock. Much of the Toronto diocese's debt was retired using money from his paternal estate in France. During his ten-year episcopate, he built twenty- three churches, organized the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, and founded important institutions: hospitals, orphanages, homes for the elderly and youth hostels. Bishop Charbonnel brought several religious communities to the diocese to look after education and social assistance, among others, the Christian Brothers, the Basilian Fathers, and the Sisters of St. Joseph.
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The game brought forth with it the power of the microprocessor, as well as a cult phenomenon impact which had only been felt up to that point by Atari's Pong. Following Space Invaders, Atari's Asteroids and Namco's Pac-Man further solidified the strength of the Golden Age. Other opinions place this period's beginning in the late 1970s, when color arcade games became more prevalent and video arcades themselves started appearing outside of their traditional bowling alley and bar locales, through to its ending in the mid-1980s. The golden age of arcade games largely coincided with, and partly fueled, the second generation of game consoles and the microcomputer revolution.
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Chapman is sentenced to 15 months in Litchfield Prison, for criminal conspiracy and money laundering; Vause had been arrested and named Chapman as an accomplice in order to reduce her own sentence. On Chapman's first day, Chapman gets felt up by guard George "Pornstache" Mendez (Pablo Schreiber) and unintentionally offends prison matriarch Red (Kate Mulgrew), who runs the prison cafeteria. Red starves Chapman to make an example of her, and the other inmates are too intimidated to help except for Crazy Eyes (Uzo Aduba). Nonetheless, Chapman resists Crazy Eyes' subsequent advances and makes amends with Red by making her lotion to help her painful back.
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Corruption in Venezuela is high by world standards, and has been for much of the 20th century. The discovery of oil worsened political corruption,From 1917, "greater awareness of the country's oil potential had the pernicious effect of increasing the corruption and intrigue amongst Gomez's family and entourage, the consequences of which would be felt up to 1935 – B. S. McBeth (2002), Juan Vicente Gómez and the Oil Companies in Venezuela, 1908–1935, Cambridge University Press, p17. and by the late 1970s, Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonso's description of oil as "the Devil's excrement" became a common expression in Venezuela."The perception of petroleum as the cause of Venezuela's corruption had become widespread during this period.
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Russell continued to defend logicism, the view that mathematics is in some important sense reducible to logic, and along with his former teacher, Alfred North Whitehead, wrote the monumental Principia Mathematica, an axiomatic system on which all of mathematics can be built. The first volume of the Principia was published in 1910, and is largely ascribed to Russell. More than any other single work, it established the speciality of mathematical or symbolic logic. Two more volumes were published, but their original plan to incorporate geometry in a fourth volume was never realised, and Russell never felt up to improving the original works, though he referenced new developments and problems in his preface to the second edition.
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Prior to the construction of the barrages, during periods of low river flow, tidal effects and the intrusion of seawater were felt up to upstream from the mouth of the River Murray, approximately as far inland as the river port at present-day Swan Reach.Murray Darling Basin Commission, "" Retrieved 17 November 2012 From the 1900s, with the advent of large irrigation schemes, landowners along the lower reaches of the river strongly urged for the construction of barrages, primarily to keep the water fresh in the lower reaches of the River Murray, as well as Lake Albert and Lake Alexandrina. In 1931, the Murray-Darling Basin Commission authorised the construction of five barrages. Work commenced in 1935 and was completed in 1940.
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Lily and Marshall explain they are writing their 'death folders' containing useful information should either of them die and a letter to one another, but Marshall tells Ted and Barney that he forgot to write his letter. Ted and Barney play on Marshall's superstitious nature by insisting he will not die before writing it, forcing Marshall to knock on wood, throw salt over his left shoulder, and spin around three times, before leaving. Future Ted narrates that Robin needed time away following their break-up and we see her on vacation with Gael, saying she felt up-tight in New York. Back in the bar she claims to be a different person, but Barney says Robin is still the same, adding that she will realize this and dump Gael soon.
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A more immediate influence was the distress, powerlessness, and inevitable sense of disconnect I felt up against large newspaper organizations in the process of my literary debut. Literature held little meaning for me other than to go back to the beginning and find the right place for each being. It was a Ulyssean struggle to return to my origins after ‘the group’ collapsed. I was interested in exploring existence, which is something that was pitifully destroyed by the rigorism and rules of the eighties.”Jeung Im Ham, “90년대 문학과 나, 그리고 전망_다시 광장에 서서,” Writer’s World, Spring 1999 Issue, 285. To write about the new ethos of the 1990s, which involved exploring existence without being bound by the rigid conventions of the 1980s focusing on history and the nation, Ham Jeung Im chose subject matter or forms that radically differed from the previous decade’s. One critic observes that her early work’s “overuse of pronouns” is “likely an influence from Indo-European languages” and that she “experiments with not revealing the subject of her story right away.”Yeong-gon Jeong, “감상 또는 미로 속의 현실 인식 세계: 박상우 『시인 마태오』, 함정임 『이야기, 떨어지는 가면』,” Literary Criticism Today, Winter 1992/Spring 1993 Issue, 193.
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