That day, the ambulances hit green lights all the way.
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You're certainly not hitting 240 freaking green lights in a row.
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It's somewhat difficult to emit blue and green lights using LEDs.
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There are five green lights sprinkled throughout the battery-operated tree.
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Between my ankles, five green lights flash in a hypnotic circle.
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The Economist: Why has society been slow to adopt "green lights"?
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Activate it, and green lights flicker on, pulsing through the architecture.
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Luckily, I hit all green lights, which feels like a good sign!
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With green lights coming up, the car was more confident driving faster.
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"I'm happy to report I got the green lights," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Her stage was lit with red and green lights and snowflake graphics.
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That Richard Krimmer's ambulance hit green lights the entire way to the field.
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Prior to Potts' invention, the traffic light used only red and green lights.
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You need to think about that as you're looking at your green lights.
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New York is calibrating some signals to give bikes priority for green lights.
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The green lights of his bike beckon my group of friends into the darkness.
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We sent weak or mixed signals with 'red lines' that turned into green lights.
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"I had my first follow-up in March, and all green lights," he said.
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Blue and green lights color the entranceway, lending an otherworldly feel to the space.
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On his right, red and green lights on the central power console glowed reassuringly.
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"There are no other blinking green lights or anything like that," Bloys told Deadline.
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Some of us Earthlings may see dancing, green lights in the sky on Saturday night.
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The Economist: The idea of green lights seems costly—who should pay for the incentives?
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Perhaps you're curious as to what lies at the end of a corridor, green lights blinking.
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The micro-directive controlling the lights ensured her ambulance received all green lights to the hospital.
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When the signals were timed to cars, the green lights came on about seven seconds apart.
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Details: Friday's decision immediately green-lights 14 drilling leases in San Benito, Monterey and Fresno counties.
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The green lights flashed red for a few seconds as it counted down to my selfie.
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Her jungle (designed by Caitlin Ayer) consists of some potted plants and green lights (by Samuel Chan).
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" — JimH23, Southern California "Henry is elected to the Senate, where he green lights all of Trump's policies.
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Forman told The New York Daily News that his personal best before that night was 186 green lights.
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Noah Forman hit 240 green lights in a row (with one yellow) while smoothly driving across the city.
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It was nearly impossible to make any of the green lights as I drove down crowded University Avenue.
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As a human driver, while attempting to catch all the green lights, I hit a lot of reds.
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Blue and green lights on the panel told her the pod was in operation, and its occupant alive.
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Always, she wears a harness, festooned with flickering green lights, that a safety-conscious night jogger might envy.
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Basically it green-lights any government surveillance app, as long as the app doesn't violate App Store policies.
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In short, we need to complement our system of red lights with an expanded set of green lights.
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The overall economy has been flashing green lights for seven months and is pushing up towards the red zone.
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While watching "Noah Hits 240 Green Lights," it is lovely to zoom past the Christmas lights of midtown Manhattan.
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The bigger danger, however, is to become blinded by the glare of green lights that signal the false positives.
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An Uber driver, Noah Forman, says he was recently lucky enough to hit 240 green lights in a row.
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Consideration is also being given to controlling traffic signals such that riders hit only green lights along the route.
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"I grew up perceiving life as a long highway littered with green lights," he told The Guardian in 2007.
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As part of The Economist's Open Future initiative, we probed Mr Esty's ideas about "green lights" for green energy.
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It became clear that Connecticut needed more carefully crafted incentives (green lights) to drive funding into truly innovative projects.
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On Green Lights: Everythang Goin', Texan outfit The Outfit, TX bring their slowed down, Lone Star vibe into the contemporary.
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The visual cues consisted of flashing red and green lights, which flickered on and off at changing strengths and intervals.
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Eliasson's Green lights cost $336 a pop and can be purchased on-site at TBA21, online, and through selected partners.
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The green lights rolled over the mountains and almost seemed like they were going to hit me in the head.
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These "sustainable finance" green lights make capital available at attractive rates for borrowers—a model that could easily be expanded.
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"It's a green laser beam that shoots out — only green lights work in scaring them, red and blue don't," says Marcus.
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Even though the Mueller report cautioned that soliciting opposition research by a foreign government could be illegal, Trump saw only green lights.
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It was like a genuine we're living fast type of thing, so that's kind of the concept for Green Lights: Everythang Goin'.
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If the Cupertino, CA-based tech giant green lights the product, it would be introduced in 2018 at the earliest, Bloomberg's report said.
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His interest in beating the traffic system started in 2014 when he saw a video of a driver hitting 55 straight green lights.
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She got off at the Las Virgenes exit, hit green lights at the strip center and the apartments, and parked at the church.
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More shine, more go, more Manhattan, more summerness, more sweet-peanut vendors, more technicolor, more possibility, more green lights, more smoke, more hope.
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All of these things seem nearly impossible — the 186 green lights, the 240 green lights, the decision to drive a car down Fifth Avenue during holiday tourist season, the decision to drive a car down Fifth Avenue given the fact that it is home to a president-elect who does not count his home city's drivability among his very few concerns.
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That's 240 green lights in a row, for a 27-minute nonstop drive through New York City at about 3:30 in the morning.
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They argue that YouTube's decision to cut the ad revenue it shares with Crowder green lights him to continue making money in other ways.
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Critics say the pullout green-lights a Turkish military assault on the Kurds, who Turkey views as terrorists, raising fears of potential ethnic cleansing.
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But there is now a rising consensus that we need to focus much more on "green lights" to provide incentives for change and innovation.
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It's clear from watching the series that there's a nearly endless supply of source material out there for another season, if Netflix green-lights one.
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Ally can't even process her anger because just then the black truck with the green lights and the smoky gas rolls down their street again.
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After several years in San Francisco, I moved to Berkeley with one regret: I never hit all green lights on my 22003-mile bike commute.
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Yellow-green lights like those seen in the video above are caused by a collision of oxygen molecules found at about 60 miles above Earth.
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But France ignored the broad support among EU states to give green lights to the countries sitting in a strategic region on the bloc's doorstep.
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Audi calls the feature the Green Light Optimized Speed Advisory (GLOSA), and it promises to make catching green lights easier with recommendations on driving speeds.
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Even drivers hardened to the mayhem on China's roads might be unsettled by the idea of sitting under a bus while red and green lights flash.
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The man who sold himself as a shrewd deal maker seems to believe instead in green lights and blank checks, causing great damage to American interests.
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For most drivers, flying through a series of green lights one after the other is the closest thing to nirvana in the otherwise miserable experience of driving.
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Green means go An Uber driver brags about hitting 236 green lights in a row, while the rest of us wish we could just hit two sometimes.
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I was ready to catch the "green wave" of back-to-back green lights the connected car technology promised, but it was more frustrating than smooth sailing.
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One woman said her son reported seeing clowns "whispering" and trying to lure him into the woods and, later, saw clowns in the same area flashing green lights.
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Yet that is the likely outcome of the annexationists' embrace of Pompeo's declaration as further evidence that the Trump administration green-lights accelerated annexation of West Bank areas.
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The green-lights framework must be carefully considered and sharply focused on driving innovation and scaling up the engagement of private capital to deliver on public policy goals.
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Resisting the core instincts of any coach, he has let the reins on the Huskies go slack on offense and essentially green lights his players to shoot at will.
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London padded lamp posts so distracted people wouldn't bump into them and Augsburg installed red and green lights on the floor that grab the attention of those looking down.
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DJI suggested waiting for the green lights on both the remote and the drone to light up, before launching the app, which did the trick for the most part.
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Johnson took Sixth back uptown, the avenue mostly clear, the run of green lights holding sway, though he sometimes had to throttle up and tweak the edges of yellow.
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"This nasty and backwards budget green-lights cuts to Medicare and Medicaid in order to give a tax break to big corporations and the wealthiest Americans," Mr. Schumer said.
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The idea is that the system will be able to tell the driver (or a self-driving car in the future) when to expect a wave of green lights.
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The floodgates are poised to burst open as the FDA green lights other gene-related tech, with pending approvals for treatments of blindness, sickle cell disease, and other hereditary disorders.
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From the singing Santa hologram to the green lights, and scenes from How the Grinch Stole Christmas, this is one of the best salutes to the old animated Grinch tale.
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Judges sided with native communities in all six of the lawsuits that have been decided, pointing to international law to annul government green lights such as mining and oil concessions.
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The automaker announced today a feature that will tell drivers of select models, in select cities, exactly how fast to go if they want to catch nothing but green lights.
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The maker of Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona said the conditional clearance meant it had satisfied all pre-conditions following earlier green lights from EU, U.S. and South African authorities.
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Last night, the couple had planned a seemingly romantic nighttime bath — complete with a tub the size of a New York City kitchen and flashes of (potentially disorienting) green lights.
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They're saying abusing power is not grounds to remove a president from office, which effectively green lights this and future presidents to leverage their public powers for private political benefit.
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FERC has undermined state authority by ignoring the letter of the law that requires they allow states to review and approve — or deny — before FERC inevitably green lights the project.
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"This nasty and backwards budget green-lights cuts to Medicare and Medicaid in order to give a tax break to big corporations and the wealthiest Americans," Schumer said in a statement.
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The President's encouragement of violence, combined with rhetoric about the press being "enemies of the people" and political opponents being un-American, are green lights for those who are vulnerable to suggestion.
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Funny that you mentioned Blade building other businesses because the film's financial success resulted in green-lights for the first X-Men and Spider-Man movies which, in turn, begat all the rest.
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Critics say that since "family-based businesses" can refer to a number of jobs, this exception effectively green lights unregulated child labor in harsh workplaces, including doing agricultural work, weaving carpets, and more.
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Amendments that are unlikely to get green lights from GOP leadership for floor votes include bipartisan measures urging Congress to formally authorize the war against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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HANGZHOU, China/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - In the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, an ambulance speeds through traffic on a wave of green lights, helped along by an artificial intelligence (AI) system and big data.
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Now New York is going even further to re-engineer streets that were once dominated by cars and for the first time adjusting traffic signals to give bikes the priority for green lights.
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There on the dance floor, with guys on stage twirling fabric (known as flagging) under pools of purple and lime green lights, a feeling washed over me—it felt like home, like family.
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The current Fitbits use its PurePulse system which is an optical heartrate sensor using green lights that rapidly flash across the skin allowing and sensor to detect the pulse of a person's blood flow.
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This cheap fitness tracker does smartwatch notifications, but they're woefully unspecific: you get three blinking green lights and a quick vibration on your wrist no matter what your phone is trying to tell you.
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Behind the sofa stands a nearly life-size palm tree, made of strings of green lights, which used to stand next to Clark's beloved Jacuzzi when he lived in Bloomington, teaching at Indiana University.
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Mist machines create clouds of condensation that roll on and off the beams, which appear to be moving, too: The green lights seem to snake along, as if on a network of conveyor belts.
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Fitzgerald's first stabs at "The Great Gatsby" had Tom, Daisy, Jordan and Gatsby going to a baseball game, a narrator named Dudley (or Dud) and two green lights at the end of Daisy's dock.
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But the military branch created a conduit that will push ideas to the top faster – eliminating layers of red tape and a protracted approval process that basically green lights ideas once they are almost obsolete.
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Every day, his phone "looked like a Christmas tree," he said, with red and green lights blinking as a flood of brokers called and were put on hold while Grabinski tried to gather market prices.
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The green lights clear the way for biosimilar copies of Humira to be launched in Europe in due course, although lawyers do not expect that to happen before October 2018, given the patents protecting adalimumab.
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These green lights clear the way for biosimilar copies of Humira to be launched in Europe in due course, although lawyers do not expect this to happen before October 2018, given the patents protecting adalimumab.
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Last fall, Volkswagen (VLKAF) and Siemens (SIEGY) began trials of a smart traffic system in the German city of Wolfsburg, which was aimed at helping drivers predict when to expect a wave of green lights.
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They measure vehicle volumes and speeds in real time and alert New York City engineers when to adjust and sync green lights to keep traffic moving as part of a city program, Midtown in Motion.
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"Once the court green-lights construction of the temple, we can quickly move these concrete blocks from the workshop to the temple site," said Sharad Sharma, spokesman for the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, or World Hindu Council.
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Not too long ago, classes at Public School 2290 in Park Slope, Brooklyn, were routinely interrupted by the sounds of speeding cars — drivers gunning their engines to try to make the green lights along Fourth Avenue.
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Upon our arrival, Tom Sandoval and Adam (Brittany's supposed love interest from season six and Scheana's maybe-love-interest at present) pull up in front of TomTom on the white TomTom-branded motorcycle, complete with green lights.
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But in one vast space, where green lights glow atop rows of humming equipment, robots ferry parts between machines, mechanical arms grab and place widgets at superhuman speed and precision, and cameras inspect circuit boards for defects.
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To get into the program, creators pitch an idea for a video or series that they believe will have a positive social impact, and if YouTube green-lights it, they get a monetary grant to make it happen.
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Read MoreMarvel green lights 'Ant Man 2000' Deadpool has gone from zero to hero in no small part due to a steady stream of social media tidbits that have kept the character's fan base chomping at the bit.
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These flashing green lights aren't new to anyone who has worn a Fitbit Charge HR or Apple Watch or Moto 360 watch before, but they're new to Pebble, and they're part of a larger effort around health tracking.
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But in the Senate, the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee advanced a bill without the air traffic privatization language that green lights FAA programs though fiscal 2017, establishes new consumer protections and addressed drone safety and privacy concerns.
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At least my coworkers got a show, since wearing the Re-Timer to work quickly turned my desk into a zoo exhibit, and I was the main attraction: a dude with ominous green lights shining into his eyes.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese regulators have approved two of Tencent's mobile games for commercial launch, the first green lights for the firm in almost a year, though they are yet to make a keenly-awaited ruling on blockbuster PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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He has given green lights to the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines, which will help create a few thousand construction jobs — although environmentalists protest that the pipelines will hasten global warming by increasing America's reliance on fossil fuels.
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With a stunt person's eyes acting as directional indicators and green lights for subsequent moves on top of serving their usual visual input functions, it's no wonder that breaking this ocular bond with a partner can derail an entire sequence.
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Along the same lines, the Daysy is an under-the-tongue thermometer that, with a combination of red and green lights, communicates to its user where she is in her ovulation cycle and records that data on a corresponding app.
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I also have a computer that predicts (using machine learning and the city's BusTime API) when a bus near my apartment is about to arrive, then notifies me with red and green lights to tell me when to go catch it.
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Making a living off the land used to be limited to taking something away from it, like coal, oil, gas or timber — and the Bureau of Land Management that green lights project on public lands still sees it that way.
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Less than an hour later, Karl Lagerfeld built a supercomputer in the glass environs of the Grand Palais, complete with snaking multicolored cables and blinking little green lights, the better to send images and ideas from his Chanel show into the ethosphere.
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Come December, even more decorations arrive: a white-dusted faux fir covered in homemade ornaments; Mickey Mouse stockings; poinsettias in the living room; red, blue and green lights adorning the trees and bushes outside; and red ribbon wrapped around the front-yard fence.
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But Hyperloop One is barreling ahead, bolstered by $160 million in seed funding, green lights from countries like the United Arab Emirates and Finland, and faith that it is the company best positioned to make the dream of 760mph, tube-based travel a reality.
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A. J. Khubani, the company's founder and chief executive officer, said he first saw a similar product four years ago when his wife paid $199 for a gadget from a mail-order catalog that projected green lights onto their New Jersey house at Christmas.
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President Trump could trigger a furious response from corporations and some members of his own staff if he green-lights a plan under consideration at the White House to end DACA, the Obama-era policy that suspends deportation of some undocumented workers who arrived as children.
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That's because, unlike some other heart rate checkers, it stays on the person most of the time and the Watch's sensor flashes its LED green lights hundreds of times per second to detect the amount of blood flowing through the wrist and thus capture any abnormal heart behavior.
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The run of green lights had nothing to do with luck — it was intentional, made possible by a special system that gives the bus the power to use its GPS system to turn traffic lights green or keep them green longer, a relatively cutting edge technology that reduces travel time.
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Just as a traffic intersection needs green lights as well as red ones to optimise the flow of vehicles, we need a policy framework that highlights for businesses and individuals across the nation and around the world where problems exist that require solutions—and thus where their innovative thinking would be particularly welcome.
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It turns the Steel HR into a bona-fide smartwatch instead of just a fitness tracker, but that latter functionality has also been improved with the addition of a optical hear rate monitor that uses green lights and a small camera to detect variations in the level of blood running through the wearer's wrist.
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On top of that, retail sales are the biggest driver of which comic books get green lights and which ones get canceled — even when an audience doesn't really know a book exists (because of a lack of marketing or the lack of stock on shelves), or because they don't know the ordering and preordering system.
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"While it is tempting to dismiss the OPEC chatter as a non-factor intended to talk up prices, we are also resigning to a momentum shift in which our technical indicators are flashing green lights in favor of further crude price rallies of at least a couple of dollars a barrel," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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With this summer's Green Lights: Everythang Goin', which Noisey is premiering below, they're working within the crisp-sounding, high-energy world of contemporary trap, giving the prevailing template of modern rap an ominous, slowed-down Texas touch and highlighting what happens when guys who have spent years honing other aspects of their craft as rappers tear into a new sound.
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It green-lights the big-government monstrosity that is the Department of Education, which profits something like $50 billion per year on the student loan program, and even makes a profit on defaulted student loans in the absence of fundamental consumer protections like bankruptcy rights, statutes of limitations, and other free market protections that have been uniquely stripped from student loans for no valid reason.
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