Hot spot Jupiter's Great Red Spot is a hot spot too.
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Netgear has announced the new Nighthawk M5 mobile hot spot, a full-featured 5G hot spot that will be available through carriers and in an unlocked version.
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I carry an AT&T portable hot spot, and still I've had to fall back at times on the built-in Wi-Fi hot spot on my iPhone.
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Mobile hot spot will automatically shut off if no devices are connected Here's a fairly simple battery-saving measure: if you've enabled Wi-Fi hot spot in Android 9 Pie, there's a new setting that will automatically turn hot spot back off when Android detects that no devices remain connected.
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The evening kicked off with an intimate dinner at hot spot CATCH LA restaurant, and the party continued with a star-studded late night bash at hot spot Delilah.
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If the high desert is a hot spot for seekers of transcendence, then the hot spot within the hot spot is the Integratron, a 38-foot-tall wooden cupola in the tiny village of Landers, built in the 1970s by aircraft mechanic and U.F.O. conspiracy theorist George Van Tassel at the confluence of several powerful geomagnetic fault lines.
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Does mastering an instrument make the hot spot burn brighter?
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New York City is a hot spot for the rich.
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New York is considered a hot spot for campaign fundraising.
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A firefighter tried to extinguish a hot spot in Windsor.
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Now the hot spot for dog lovers is returning home.
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Los Angeles has a new hot spot on the map!
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The light emitted by a hot spot would be polarized.
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Latest GOES Satellite imagery indicating a hot spot near Malibu.
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Perhaps improbably, the area is a hot spot for desserts.
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Most laptops can also use tethered or hot spot connections.
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Italy has rapidly become Europe's hot spot for the coronavirus.
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Instead, a man lounges on a bench beneath a hot spot.
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But New York is the hot spot for a melting pot.
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Hot spot, indeed: Debris strewn on the floor of the boat.
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A biodiversity hot spot, the desert is indifferent to human divisions.
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Malibu appears to be a hot spot for the young couple.
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Brazil is not only a hot spot for athletes right now.
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Keep scrolling to see why it's the world's newest hot spot.
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That has made the island a hot spot for shellfish poaching.
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Portofino, Italy, is also a hot spot for the Rich Kids.
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The Brooklyn borough of New York City was another hot spot.
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Maine's emergence as a national political hot spot — whether for Gov.
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" He added that "Miami appears to be a major hot spot.
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In a single grape, this hot spot appears in the center.
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Egypt is the biggest hot spot for elite travelers in 2019.
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The neighborhood, Kalorama, is a hot spot for Washington big wigs.
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The South Pacific's latest hot spot is a whale karaoke lounge.
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" They added, "In this regard, China is a likely hot spot.
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Iceland is a hot spot these days, and for good reason.
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Nashville has become a hot spot for groups in recent years.
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Here's how to use it: You can use your iPhone as a Wi-Fi hot spot (if you have phone hot spot data included with your wireless plan) and automatically share it with your family members.
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On "treatment" days, the hot spot areas were selected by an algorithm.
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The aftermath of a hot spot after firefighters put out the flames.
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"The true M&A hot spot isn't biotech, it's semiconductors," Cramer said.
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"The true M&A hot spot isn't biotech, it's semiconductors," Cramer said.
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It includes 15GB of LTE hot spot data and no video throttling.
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It's far from the only division in this new political hot spot.
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Vegas is a hot spot for big time performers during the holiday.
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They did lunch inside Gjelina, and did PDA outside the hot spot.
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This is a hot spot, a warning sign of an incipient blister.
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Between 2002 and 2007, we identified Zambia as another poaching hot spot.
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Among foodies, Asheville has been gaining a reputation as a hot spot.
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Street into a "dining hot spot" for young, white, subsidized crowds while
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Another hot spot is Baron's Cove, a waterfront resort in Sag Harbor.
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"It is the hot spot in the nation" for coronavirus, Cuomo said.
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There is an unlikely new hot spot for Democratic candidates: Fox News.
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Last week my husband and I went to a local hot spot.
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I'm barely hanging on to a connection on my iPhone hot spot.
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Nor did she have a clue about the Odeon's hot-spot status.
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Here are the hot spot cities to keep an eye on: 1.
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Sinai has been a hot spot for violence involving the Islamic State.
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El Paso Community College's nursing hot spot was a foundational biology course.
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Airlines often offer flash sales for tickets to this hot spot too.
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Some have capitalized on the city's history as a narcotics hot spot.
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The first big change is that unlike the base T-Mobile One plan, Magenta will now include 3GB of 303G LTE hot spot data for free, with any hot spot data usage above 3GB reverting to 3G speeds.
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Tonight's Teen Choice Awards red carpet was a hot spot for beauty inspiration.
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Mateen opened fire on the gay-friendly hot spot at around 2 a.m.
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Like the Spotted Cheetah, the Flamin' Hot Spot won't be around for long.
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It's a new but vital territory and significant hot spot for the institution.
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But Jenner and Rocky left the celebrity hot spot together in Jenner's Ferrari.
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In varying forms, "hot-spot policing" has spread throughout the nation's police departments.
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And it was the hot spot in New York back in the 60s?
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Fun fact: The island is known as a hot spot for whale watching.
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For 2018, he is betting that energy investments will be a hot spot.
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In only a short time, Wild Things has become a neighborhood hot spot.
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But they know the New York coast is a hot spot for them.
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This cultural and social hot spot continues to attract huge numbers of visitors.
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This is why Manbij and the surrounding area is such a hot spot.
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Mr. Mattis also signaled restraint on another hot spot: the South China Sea.
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There won't be any good news from another nuclear-sensitive hot spot, Iran.
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There's also GPS, 3G connectivity (for that Wi-Fi hot spot), and RFID protection.
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For this study, the LAPD was given maps of "hot spot" areas to patrol.
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She runs a business selling chicken skewers from a grill beneath the hot spot.
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Their next study will look at thunderstorms in Southeast Asia, another tropical hot spot.
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It has made the Kolmi Hopen outpost in western France an unlikely hot spot.
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Omar Mateen opened fire on the gay-friendly hot spot at around 2 a.m.
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It's not just a coincidence that Mars is suddenly the hot spot to map.
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Every item served at the Flamin' Hot Spot will be just that, flamin' hot.
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Sometime in the spring, AT&T will begin selling the hot spot for $53.
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He left with the club called a "hot spot" on his right middle finger.
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In downtown Atlanta, the Four Seasons hotel is known as a celebrity hot spot.
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Ariel Arce will soon have four hot-spot restaurants on Macdougal Street in Manhattan.
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The first opened last Friday in New Rochelle, the state's original virus hot spot.
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The men wanted to make their presence known at a nearby poaching hot spot.
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And while the Bay Area is a coronavirus hot spot, this sentiment is universal.
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Some people would like to see New York quarantined because it's a hot spot.
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The refugee camp had been a hot spot of violence for years, he said.
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Walt Disney World's much-buzzed-about new hot spot is finally open for business.
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Axial, the youngest member of the chain, is currently sitting atop that hot spot.
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The Super 270 drive-in is a hot spot for the latest disaster movie.
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The success of P.F. Chang's inspired another Chinese hot spot: Pei Wei Asian Diner.
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The region is emerging as a new hot spot for gas exploration and production.
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I'm always looking for the hot spot — the person giving us the best energy.
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Tristan and teammate Jae Crowder hit up Cleveland hot spot Magnolia nightclub at 2am.
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"The problem is a small hot spot can turn into a big one," he continues.
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Today's hot spot is Ethiopia, which has attracted investment by Calvin Klein and H&M.
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The country's mass purchasing aided it in becoming a manufacturing hot spot, according to Bloomberg.
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Rodeo Drive in California is a hot spot for tourists wanting a taste of luxury.
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If that trash stays at sea, it could wind up in a trash hot spot.
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It is considered a biodiversity hot spot, with many unique species of plants and animals.
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The pair dined at Midtown hot spot Hunt & Fish Club until about 232:21 a.m.
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The two were spotted hanging out Wednesday night at Hollywood hot spot The Nice Guy.
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But exactly how that single hot spot ultimately feeds the Big Island's five volcanoes varies.
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Results showed that each pile was a nitrous oxide hot spot in the tropical forest.
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The cast and crew were also spotted living it up at celeb hot spot Intrigue.
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Fort Wayne is another unlikely retirement hot spot that can boast about its enviable affordability.
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Among other countries, Uganda is widely considered the next baseball hot spot on the continent.
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Australia's arid interior combined with rapidly heating ocean currents makes it a global hot spot.
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So that's what you want to do — you want to predict the next hot spot.
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Montgomery County, where Lower Merion is located, is a coronavirus hot spot in Pennsylvania. Gov.
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One hot spot was a contaminated property where the Corps razed a house in 2012.
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Located in Silicon Valley, Atherton is a hot-spot for venture capitalists and tech executives.
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This flow of migrant workers once made Richard Toll a malaria hot spot in Senegal.
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Japan has over just a few days become the latest hot spot of the virus.
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This week it has looked as if North Korea might be the first hot spot.
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Another hot spot for recruiting is nearby Stanford Health Care, where Apple's Desai previously worked.
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He was also observed acting suspiciously at another Large Blue butterfly hot spot in Somerset.
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At the time, Hawaii was forming into the first great international martial arts hot-spot.
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Wi-Fi hot spot While cafés with internet are abundant, and many phones support tethering, I still prefer to have a dedicated Wi-Fi hot spot, as it seems that my speeds tend to be a bit faster than they are through my phone.
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When you think of Idaho, "celebrity hot spot" and "filmmaker destination" probably don't come to mind.
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Since then, it's become a hot spot in the capital, with thousands of visitors each day.
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Arief Yahya is a man with a mission to make Indonesia a global tourism hot spot.
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The Street, however, believes it could once again be a hot spot for investors in 2019.
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Kardashian and Montana, both 31, were photographed leaving West Hollywood hot spot The Nice Guy together.
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More specifically, the "sweet spot" is in the middle of the fringe and the hot spot.
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Oga's Cantina is the local hot spot for food and drinks at the Black Spire Outpost.
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Like their Stateside counterparts, the kiosks will be more than just a Wi-Fi hot spot.
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As it stands, the disputed territory of Kashmir remains a hot spot where clashes still occur.
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She was last photographed leaving celebrity hot spot the Chiltern Firehouse in London on Dec. 15.
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Central Florida remains the lightning hot spot of North America, according to CNN meteorologist Pedram Javaheri.
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The hot spot may indicate a hole could develop in the reactor wall, the sources said.
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A smart hub seems to imply the device could be used as a mobile hot spot.
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The largest island in Spain's autonomous Balearic Islands archipelago, Mallorca is a summer holiday hot spot.
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Justin Bieber wet his whistle, solo, in an unexpected hot spot ... a North Hollywood gay bar.
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Pence was a special guest at the event, which has become a hot spot for Republicans.
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The plate is on the outermost layer of the crust and moves over the hot spot.
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Hot spot Basically, a pressure pimple in the Earth's mantle that erupts to become a volcano.
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More sophisticated voyeurs may use spy gear that has its own hot spot for live streaming.
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Our group of 15 headed into the Ramble, a famous avian hot spot in the park.
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Once a hot spot for teen clothing, Forever 21 has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Another Florida hot spot claims the fifth spot on U.S. News & World Report's ranking: Fort Lauderdale.
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My current phone will be my WiFi hot spot, and this phone will talk to it.
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The island is a hot spot in the aerial games of chicken between Russia and NATO.
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On Thursday, Italy overtook China to be the world's deadliest hot spot with 2200,0.53 deaths registered.
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Notable chefs in Chinatown are garnering rave reviews, turning the zone into a culinary hot spot.
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Louisiana, which has seen coronavirus cases climb this week, is already emerging as another hot spot.
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Karrueche strolled into the WeHo hot spot wearing completely sheer pants with just a thong underneath.
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It had a head-to-toe refurbishment in 2016 and is now a social hot spot.
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FILM SERIES Italy became a hot spot for Hollywood filmmakers after World War II. Through Dec.
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Boîte The Chelsea hot-spot is the latest from Richie Hosein, a Southampton night-life fixture.
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President Donald Trump concurred and added that "New York City definitely is a very hot spot."
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Our nation is in a declared national emergency and a hot spot in a global pandemic.
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An employee at South Park Cafe, a hot spot for venture capitalists, tested positive for coronavirus.
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As the club evolved into an L.G.B.T.Q. hot spot, however, straight promoters took their parties elsewhere.
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It's a technology that, 50 years ago, seemed like a superpower: the Wi-Fi hot spot.
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Sometimes I whip out my laptop and create a Wi-Fi hot spot with my iPhone.
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By then, however, López Arellano had already become a dengue hot spot, with thousands of infections.
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Those two blobs, much like New Zealand&aposs current hot spot, spell disaster for marine life.
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Louisiana, Arizona, and West Virginia are particularly exposed to risk, but Florida is the hot spot.
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"Imagine how unpleasant it would be to find your garden was a hot spot," he said.
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"Imagine how unpleasant it would be to find your garden was a hot spot," he said.
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The new prices will now start at $85 per month for the base Go Unlimited plan for a single line (which is always subject to throttling and only offers slow hot spot speeds and 480p video); $95 per month for the Beyond Unlimited (22GB of unthrottled LTE, 15GB of LTE hot spot, and 720p video); and $53 for the Above Unlimited plan (75GB of LTE before throttling, 20GB of LTE hot spot, 720p video, and a few other perks).
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In the past, you and I have talked about strategies like focused deterrence and hot spot policing.
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The hot spot partially melts an area under the Pacific Plate, sending magma to the ocean floor.
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Still, Coney Island has several obstacles to overcome before it becomes a potential real estate hot spot.
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It's the hottest new dining spot in town, which also makes it a hot spot for paparazzi.
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Kelly threw the party with Lenny S. and Ciroc Sunday night at new WeHo hot spot Poppy.
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I've also had a T-Mobile ZTE Falcon hot spot that I've relied on almost as much.
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Taco Bell may have just become your new go-to summer hot spot (if it isn't already).
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AT&T won't charge customers for the hot spot or their 25G service during this launch period.
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And despite the hot spot launching this week, AT&T still isn't offering real-world speed estimates.
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On Wednesday, the couple celebrated with a night out celebrity hot spot The Nice Guy in Hollywood.
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We got Suzanne leaving WeHo hot spot Madeo over the weekend and asked about the government shutdown.
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Club One, the Savannah, Georgia, hot spot where Chablis famously performed, announced her death on Facebook, Thursday.
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David and Charlotte hit up West Hollywood hot spot Craig's, where EVERY celeb knows they'll be seen.
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The county has been dubbed an anti-vaccination "hot spot" due to its "philosophical-belief" vaccine exemptions.
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The outbreak has hit Clark County, which has been dubbed an anti-vaccination "hot spot," especially hard.
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Vienna has long been famed as a hot spot for espionage but officials rarely comment on it.
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Las Vegas is also a hot spot due to the city's culture and high rates of homelessness.
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The Hotel Nacional de Cuba is another hot spot, and was recommended by both Popper and Pineda.
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Home to the 2020 Summer Olympics, Japan's capital is bound to be a hot spot next year.
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Kuantan, a Malaysian city nestled on the South China Sea coast, had never been a hot spot.
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The state -- and particularly the Detroit area -- has emerged in recent days as a coronavirus hot spot.
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This summer's culinary director for this hot spot is the Michelin-starred Australian-born chef Shaun Hergatt.
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Should the Yankees' minor leaguers return home, especially if that home is in a coronavirus hot spot?
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Trenberth said a marine hot spot in the Gulf of Mexico spawned Hurricane Harvey three years ago.
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Clarkston rallied around Refuge Coffee and it has become a hot spot for both locals and refugees.
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"Life insurance is the best way to make sure someone isn't left in a financial hot-spot."
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Malta is becoming both an investment and a retirement hot spot — and it's easy to see why.
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Instead of having to set up a hot spot on my phone before opening my computer on the train and then waiting for the computer to find the hot spot and connect to it, I was able to just turn on the LTE Pro and get to work.
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Two days after Hurricane Maria hit, it opened up a Wi-Fi hot spot at its corporate headquarters.
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Missouri is also a "hot spot" for tularemia, says Dr. Spec, although he admits that term is relative.
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"Hot spot" policing uses computational methods to send police to geographic locations to anticipate crimes, changing simple patrolling.
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And then we set up a Wi-Fi hot spot, using a satellite internet connection powered by solar.
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The Miami trip came on the heels of Scott's performance at hot spot Story Nightclub on Saturday night.
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When it reached an altitude of 3,000 feet, a hot spot on board started transmitting a wireless signal.
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Verizon's prepaid unlimited plan will limit video streaming to 103p, and doesn't include mobile hot spot or tethering.
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The area has become a hot spot for sand boarding, dune basing, off-road driving and safari tours.
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"That's a lot of demand on the hot spot," Phoenix, who is running for Congress in California, said.
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Dr. JartThis beauty hot spot is like an art installation, spa, and retail experience all rolled into one.
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This time, he took model Amber Bourke to Fiji, a hot spot for ecotourism specializing in shark dives.
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But they definitely wanted to be seen, since they know Giorgio Baldi is a hot spot with paparazzi.
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The border city of Reynosa remains a hot spot as several cartel groups vie for control of it.
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That's because this model has a major hot spot there: The strata burned across the entire back side.
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The first club we go to has been a well-known hot spot for some time: Sam's Hofbrau.
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Olive & June, the cool-girl hot spot in California, is just one piece to the perfectly polished puzzle.
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As the day passes, the hot spot moves across the pool area, increasing temperatures by around 20 degrees.
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It's no guarantee, however, since Miami is a hot spot for engagement parties for people from all over.
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Popular ones include foodie-friendly Walker's Point, shopping favorite Historic Third Ward, and nightlife hot spot East Side.
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It's also known to be a hot spot for students looking for a coffee shop to study in.
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She said she would occasionally see him at Mezzaluna, a hot spot in Aspen that they both frequented.
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It will run along the edge of South Arizona, below a biological hot spot called Organ Pipe Cactus.
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Temperatures in Death Valley, California, the usual hot spot, will be in the 120 to 125 degree range.
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Saturn's moon Enceladus has become an alien-hunting hot spot, and not just for the tinfoil hat crowd.
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Four winners are located in New York while Chicago's fine-dining hot spot Alinea landed at number 34.
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Italy, which only has half the coronavirus cases of China, has now become the world's deadliest hot spot.
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One of the longest-running VR dining experiences is in the luxury vacation hot spot of Ibiza, Spain.
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And while anyone with a cellphone hot spot could connect without his help, he had made himself clear.
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"These new colonies totally change our appreciation of the Danger Islands as a penguin hot spot," she said.
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Latest view of the #Kilauea hot spot fissures in eastern #Hawaii - seen from the #SuomiNPP satellite this morning.
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This time, there is some seating at curved red leather banquettes á la Balthazar, another McNally hot spot.
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If nothing else, it's a way to get a free 30GB T-Mobile hot spot for a month.
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It is described as a bio hot spot, one of the most biologically diverse regions in the world.
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A touchscreen on the front of the hot spot is used for monitoring data usage and setting configurations.
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When you look at nearly every hot spot around the globe, he's made the situation worse, not better.
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"The hot spot to watch out for would be the east coast and New York harbor," said Kloza.
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I can imagine things do rev up on the weekends, as it is considered a local hot spot.
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But it does have one truly moving poem, "Remembering Elaine's," about the legendary Upper East Side hot spot.
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With that in mind, finding an open, free hot spot near your hotel can be a good fallback.
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President Donald Trump's Washington hotel has emerged as a hot spot for Cabinet secretaries, allies and foreign diplomats.
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That's $10 more than the Beyond Unlimited Plan, which offers 22GB of data and 15GB of hot spot usage before throttling, and $20 more than Go Unlimited, in which you are subject to throttling immediately, all video is compressed down to 480p quality, and hot spot speeds are limited to 600Kbps.
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The US is a "hot spot" for the illegal salamander trade The illegal trade of endangered salamanders, especially the prettiest and most brightly colored species, has been going on for years — and the US is a "hot spot" for the illegal market, says Christina M. Meister, a spokeswoman from FWS.
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Video streaming is limited at 480p resolution, and unlike the limited data plans, there's no mobile hot spot option.
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It was the hot spot on the ward, with 10 of us often crowded around it, chattering for hours.
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MORE: Etihad flight diverted by reported bathroom arsonist MORE: Wi-FI hot spot called 'Mobile Detonation Device' delays flight
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The 21st SCAD Savannah Film Festival was a hot spot for celebrities and directors on their award season tour.
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For business travellers: Toi is the new hot spot in Istanbul for anyone looking for an excellent dining experience.
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Government contractors excavated the hot spot each time, but only after Yanai filed a request through the town office.
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From this pulsing red hot spot of religious extremism, further decisions will flow that affect the rest of Gilead.
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For a short time, they brought back the go-go dancers who once made the place a hot spot.
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They put them in sort of a hot spot of people who like to spend $211 on a tomato.
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Who stays here: Trendy travelers looking for a hot spot to chill beyond the walls of their hotel room.
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Actress Selma Blair and music producer David Foster were spotted at Los Angeles hot spot Craig's on Tuesday evening.
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All of Kilauea Volcano is a very large area that's sitting over the hot spot in the Pacific Ocean.
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" Portable hot spot "I bring it everywhere, and I always use it on the plane before we take off.
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What took so long for Oakland — long a bastion of art and creativity — to become a filmmaking hot spot?
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Ms. McDow had flown from London, but before that, she had stopped in South Korea, a coronavirus hot spot.
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"Before 2008, it was like, 'The next hot spot is India and we must figure it out,'" says Jain.
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At that time, Brian McNally's 44, located inside the Royalton, was a lunchtime hot spot with editors and fashionistas.
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Italy, the biggest hot-spot outside China, tightened its nationwide lockdown, ordering all nonessential shops and services to close.
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The world is closely watching South Korea, concerned that it has become another hot spot of infection outside China.
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"I don't think Jersey City would have become a millennial hot spot without the waterfront development," Dr. Hughes said.
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Use the hot spot on your phone instead, and never log into your financial accounts on a public network.
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The following year, a hot spot in the Atlantic Ocean near the Carolinas contributed to Hurricane Florence&aposs development.
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Efforts to contain the disease in one hot spot, Lwemba, had to be suspended because of violence from Sept.
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No one wants to try the new hot spot in town and then be seated at the kids' table.
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Now the university is a women's hockey hot spot, even if it is a little off the beaten trail.
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Massachusetts was emerging as a new hot spot for the virus, along with California, New York and Washington State.
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The easiest way is to do this: You can schedule Dark Mode to turn on at specific times by doing this: You can use your iPhone as a Wi-Fi hot spot (if you have phone hot spot data included with your wireless plan) and automatically share it with your family members.
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His growing connections to Libya — a terrorist hot spot — and his change in behavior certainly put Abedi on the radar.
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Not only was the West Village hot spot reminiscent of their early days as a couple, but also the food.
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If you are connected to your phone's hot spot and haven't done anything for 10 minutes, it should automatically disconnect.
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An onlooker tells PEOPLE that the Dancing duo cast mates dined together at West Hollywood hot spot Delilah last night.
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Long Island City is already becoming a hot spot for New York City, and Amazon will speed that change exponentially.
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Then-city council member Marty Turner and other Memphis Town residents accused the "hot spot" squad of harassing black residents.
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Earlier this month, the duo stepped out for a dinner date in L.A. at West Hollywood hot spot Toca Madera.
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The stricken 49-passenger-seat vessel, dubbed Hot Spot, was later videotaped maneuvering to its dock after passengers were unloaded.
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The final capture happened just after midnight on July 21 in New York's Central Park, a popular Pokémon hot spot.
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The actress was spotted with Kate Harrison Monday night in Malibu, having a dinner date at sushi hot spot Nobu.
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According to an insider, he dined at the hot spot with a group that included Ozuna and his business manager.
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On Saturday, Ben Affleck, Ryan Seacrest and billionaire Ted Waitt were spotted letting loose at L.A. hot spot 1 OAK.
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But don't sweat the long lines that usually keep crowds from indulging in the wild performances of this hot spot.
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It also prevents the scourge that is an Xfinity hot spot from overriding your iPhone's network connection without you noticing.
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"Winter sports will be our No.1 hot spot in 2018," Li Ling, vice president at Anta, said last month.
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In a few years, Post 398 had become an unlikely hot spot to jam on a Sunday night in Harlem.
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But it's true: The hot spot for, well, everything has never let us down, especially not where beauty is concerned.
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The famous Malibu celeb hot spot was also top dinner choice for Drake, Kendall Jenner and her bf Blake Griffin.
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His pots are coming up empty, forcing him to go back to the drawing board to find a hot spot.
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It's also become an international celebrity hot-spot, where the world's most famous faces turn the carpet into a catwalk.
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Thing is ... Tyga and Chyna never interacted the entire time they were at the Meatpacking District hot spot, Catch NYC.
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This retirement hot spot showcases sunny weather, good health care, one of Europe's lowest crime rates and incredibly cheap prices.
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On Saturday night, Kendall Jenner met up with Caitlyn Jenner for dinner at L.A. hot-spot Nobu in Malibu, California.
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In the winter months, the city becomes a hot spot for skiers — but it has something for everyone year-round.
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The woman, a health care worker, had returned to New York after visiting Iran, a hot spot for the outbreak.
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Life as a Runway The summer hot spot on the roof of the Freehand Hotel is just a month old.
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As species migrated from the Tethys (now the East Atlantic) to this area, the hot spot of marine life shifted.
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Snapshot: Above, a man used a laptop to create an internet hot spot for cellphone users in Havana in 2016.
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Andrew Cuomo has deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle, a coronavirus hot spot just north of New York City.
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Andrew Cuomo is deploying the National Guard to New Rochelle, a coronavirus hot spot just north of New York City.
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Meanwhile, California had 193,219 new applications, and Washington state, the original U.S. hot spot for the coronavirus outbreak, recorded 23,2400.
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Adult prostitution is legal in the Dominican Republic, and the country is known as a hot spot for sex tourism.
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The New York area remains the biggest hot spot, but Louisiana and Michigan also reported higher concentrations of the illness.
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Pick up a local SIM card or portable Wi-Fi hot spot, which runs off cell signals, at the airport.
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Adult prostitution is legal in the Dominican Republic, and the country is known as a hot spot for sex tourism.
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Hiking trails take you in minutes to the Gualala River and a sunny picnic area known as the Hot Spot.
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The southern border area is another hot spot, in part because of its proximity to Mexico, where cockfighting is allowed.
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They also hope to better understand how the Pacific Ring of Fire, a hot spot for volcanoes and earthquakes, formed.
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Instead, he took the truck to dinner at celebrity hot spot Nobu, accompanied by Grimes and a few other passengers.
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Another hot spot is Barbarestan, housed in an old butcher shop with meat hooks still visible and caged singing canaries.
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A 110-volt outlet in back will power computers that can tap LaCrosse's built-in high-speed data hot spot.
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In the past decade, it has also developed into a hot-spot for data centers and other energy-intensive industries.
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He's confident that it's not a matter of if the neighborhood will become a hot spot to live, but when.
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Force touching the networking panel brings up all your wireless radios and (praise be) a button to toggle your hot spot.
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But what if your wallet had 512MB of RAM, a built-in camera, and doubled as a Wi-Fi hot spot?
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On Sunday night, Lea Michele celebrated her milestone birthday with six of her closest girlfriends at Hollywood hot spot ROKU Sunset.
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Small atolls and seamounts northwest of the Main Hawaiian Islands are also believed to have been formed by the hot spot.
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The odd positioning makes guests look as though they are astronauts floating in space, and it's become an Instagrammable hot spot.
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We supply the wood from the land we live on.)Phone Bill: $80 (I have unlimited data and a hot spot.
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That means setting up sentinel clinics in viral hot spot regions that can screen sick patients for the usual infectious suspects.
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I'm currently hunting around for a good, unlocked mobile hot spot with a big battery to replace my usual battery backup.
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A mobile hot spot with the name "Mobile Detonation Device" had some Qantas Airways passengers refusing to fly over the weekend.
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Once gambling was legalized in the late 1970's, a sleepy New Jersey shore town transformed into a gaming hot spot.
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In 2013, members of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force noticed a "hot spot" among the islands, near the Nishinoshima volcano.
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There's support for VoLTE HD calls and the option to use the 3310 as a portable Wi-Fi hot spot, too.
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Generally, it's accepted that internet access originating from a Wi-Fi hot spot will be faster than a mobile broadband connection.
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Let this clip of the Spurs baller and his insanely gorgeous GF hittin' up an L.A. hot spot do the talking.
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There are new police strategies — such as "hot-spot policing" and "focused deterrence" — that have measurable impacts on crime, including violence.
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It has international and local calling and texting capabilities, and acts as a Wi-Fi hot spot for a traveler's devices.
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After the war, he served in Germany, a Cold War hot spot, and in Korea, though not during the Korean War.
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The lively cocktail bar and restaurant is adjacent to Vanderpump's other hot spot PUMP, and just around the corner from SUR.
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"It's the hot spot," she has warned me in advance, but I'm still surprised by the crowds waiting outside for brunch.
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But police can, obviously, play a huge role in reducing crime, especially by adopting evidence-based tactics like hot-spot policing.
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There's no hot spot anymore; it's all lukewarm, and I think Los Angeles is one of the warmest of those spots.
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Alexis Leiva Machado, is turning his studio into a literal hot spot, providing free high-speed WiFi for all (image below).
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But it's not enforced, it's not very strong but people know they're -- they're being watched, New Rochelle, that's a hot spot.
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It happened at a typical campus hot spot—he met a woman, they hit it off, and they traded phone numbers.
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A trendy upgrade of the standard California coastal resort, the property straddles the line between downtown hot spot and beachside getaway.
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The hotel has become a hot spot for donors and others seeking to rub elbows with Trump family members and insiders.
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Several U.S. states are ordering anyone who arrives from a hot spot like New York to isolate themselves for 14 days.
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She and her father posted signs in a local hot spot advertising free family dinners every Thursday in a Muslim household.
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"It's hard to say — that road is already a congestion hot spot," said Robert Sinclair Jr., a spokesman at AAA Northeast.
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Andrew Cuomo said he deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle, a coronavirus hot spot just north of New York City.
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The Department of Public Health developed "hot-spot" maps to focus the campaign on six areas with the highest infant mortality.
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As Seattle became a "hot spot," everyone we knew was gradually becoming more concerned, especially in the last week of February.
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But some "hot spot" areas, especially New York, are dealing with far more COVID-19 cases than others, such as Wyoming.
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These pocket hot spot devices connect to a cellular data network and provide Wi-Fi access for tablets, laptops and phones.
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North Brother Island in New York City would be a hot spot for urban explorers, if it wasn't completely off-limits.
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Engel said the Green Zone in Baghdad, where many U.S. forces are located, could be a particular hot spot for escalation.
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That weekend, he celebrated by going to celebrity hot spot Nobu in his Cybertruck prototype with his girlfriend, pop star Grimes.
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It has a Micro USB port, works with every major network apart from Sprint, and features hot spot and tethering capabilities.
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But demographers are warning of a new hot spot for childlessness on the Mediterranean rim, where Europe's economic crisis hit hardest.
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The Greek island of Mykonos is known as a party capital and is a vacation hot spot for millionaires and billionaires.
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China and India's borderlands, though geographically desolate and inhospitable, have been a hot spot for increasing military tension in recent months.
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While Dumbo shifts from an artist hub to a tourist hot spot, its long-time residents miss the good old days.
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There, on his pelvic bone, was a tiny hot spot, a tumor, too small to be seen on the earlier scan.
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For that extra buck, you are getting a bit more bang, with up to 24 GB of high-speed data before you might be slowed down in areas of network congestion, 500 GB of Verizon's Cloud storage for backing up your phone and 20 GB of mobile hot spot for turning your phone into a Wi-Fi hot spot.
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Her son, Krystof, is opening a follow-up restaurant to his Brooklyn hot spot Maison Premiere, and he asked her for help.
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The pals were spotted hanging out together on Friday in Aspen, Colorado, a celebrity hot-spot for ringing in the new year.
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To this end, experts have developed policing strategies known as "hot-spot policing" and "focused deterrence" to do just what they're asking.
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"Alongside Guyana, Mauritania and Senegal is the number one exploration hot spot," said David Thomson, sub-Saharan analyst for consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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She's a regular figure in the New York media scrum, such as a recent Pulitzer reception at the media hot spot Michael's.
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Hot spot policing has been subject to rigorous testing, demonstrating that concentrating police efforts can reduce violence by as much as half.
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I doubt many DJs will be annoyed over this, since Tidal isn't exactly known as a hot spot for digital crate-digging.
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This can help you save money if you have just one person on your cellular account with a hot spot data plan.
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First, the hot spot around the equatorial Pacific is the telltale sign of our raging planetary party animal of an El Niño.
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And the brains part is we now are a very, very hot spot for technology, entrepreneurs, people who are creating innovative ideas.
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The two ate at hot spot Carbone, and he was pictured bringing two cups of coffee back to his hotel one morning.
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They headed to a Rolling Stones exhibition and grabbed dinner at the Ivy Kensington Brasserie before entering celebrity hot spot Chiltern Firehouse.
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"Kuttanad is turning into a hot spot for plant pests and diseases during the November-to-April cropping season," Leena Kumari said.
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Out of the woods, I used my laptop with an internet hot spot to transmit my photos minutes past the midnight deadline.
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You probably know the retailer as a fashion hot spot — even Selena Gomez pops in the store every once in a while.
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A hot spot is the point where a plume of magma -- molten rock -- is protruding through the upper levels of the crust.
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Patrick and the 36-year-old beauty were smiling ear-to-ear, and holding hands as they left WeHo hot spot Craig's.
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With a long history of attracting young professionals, New York City has long been known as a "must move to" hot spot.
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Oh, Russell Westbrook also arrived to the hot spot after the game ... but we're guessing he paid for his own damn food.
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After EU authorities discovered one of the Paris attackers registered there, they designated Moria a hot spot and closed it to journalists.
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Montenegro has become something of a tourism hot spot, with its mountainous coast and Venetian-influenced cities attracting foreign visitors, especially Europeans.
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The river walk, down from the main street, is a hot spot for joggers and dog walkers and couples canoodling on benches.
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Expectant mothers who are fearful of giving birth in a city that has become a coronavirus hot spot are seeking other options.
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Expectant mothers who are fearful of giving birth in a city that has become a coronavirus hot spot are seeking other options.
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We hop from one camera-friendly hot spot to another before settling in Rome for the final round of fights and chases.
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According to its website, Samaritan's Purse has also helped set up a 68-person field hospital in Italy, another coronavirus hot spot.
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According to its website, Samaritan's Purse has also helped set up a 68-person field hospital in Italy, another coronavirus hot spot.
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The Myrtle Beach Safari is no celeb hot spot, but most recently it did welcome professional wrestler, The Undertaker (Mark William Calaway).
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Many wireless carriers — including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless — offer hot spot-and-tethering options for their mobile customers.
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The simmering water temperature is reminiscent of 2014, when a hot spot that became known as the blob began in the Pacific.
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By doing so, it hopes to avoid having to put American combat forces on the ground in yet another global hot spot.
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China is also a hot spot for luxury retailers, spending about $20183 billion each year on brand-name goods, according to McKinsey.
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Coming in second place for this region is Cienfuegos, located on Cuba's southern coast; a hot spot for art, architecture and culture.
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A mention of the Mudd Club, the TriBeCa hot spot that hosted an influential 1981 graffiti exhibit, "Beyond Words," also required explaining.
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The Washington Post in 2016 described an early meeting between Trump and Cohn in 1971, at a hot spot called Le Club.
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They just need to go to Settings > Wi-Fi and then select the name of the wireless hot spot in your home.
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He considers the train an adjunct to his office, with a "hot spot" internet connection and adequate space to spread out papers.
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Bookings to New Zealand among AMEX cardmembers were up 25 percent year-over-year, making this hot spot a trending destination for 2019.
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Japan has proven to be an especially hot spot for VR, with people lining up outside of stores when new shipments are expected.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner pretty much rolled into every paparazzi hot spot in Hollywood Friday night, but it's not a publicity stunt.
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SUR is the place you take the Bravo superfan — especially for a bachelorette party SUR is, of course, the classic Vanderpump hot spot.
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Today, T-Mobile announced the launch of the Coolpad Surf, a 24MHz mobile hot spot that's aiming to bring service to rural areas.
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The couple arrived at the hot spot in Jenner's extravagant push present: a black Ferrari La Ferrari with red interiors and butterfly doors.
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Long before a company becomes a hot spot for college interns and a metaphor for founder success, it is a relatively scrappy entity.
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Healthtech in Brazil will surely remain a hot spot for entrepreneurs, and the investors who believe in them, for many years to come.
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The Hot Spot: At this super-weird Mid-Market bar, you can get a beer, a shot, and a scratcher bundle for $5.
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If for whatever reason you'd prefer to disable it, it can be found under the advanced section of the hot spot settings area.
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The back of a fridge, rich in water and food, is a common hot spot for roaches, though few infestations reach this point.
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The chef says she 'always wants to eat' this burger from her new Brooklyn hot spot Phil & Anne's Good Time Lounge 1 tbsp.
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The phone is also equipped with Wi-Fi and works as a mobile hot spot to connect your other devices to the internet.
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The researchers were studying an area known as the Hannibal Bank Seamount, which they call an "ecological hot spot" for its rich biodiversity.
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Chris and a group of friends were leaving the hot spot Thursday night, when he got into an argument over the service charge.
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From there I clicked Hadid's, which led me to his girlfriend Nicola Peltz's, who recently dined at the Los Angeles hot spot, Catch.
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It's also possible that the sex trade would grow, as abolitionists warn, especially if one area turned into a sex-tourism hot spot.
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Washington officials also declared a public health emergency as an outbreak of measles spread across an anti-vaccination "hot spot" near Portland, Ore.
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The country's ecology combines a vast arid interior with rapidly-heating ocean currents that make it a global hot spot for warming seas.
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Now, members of the unit are dispatched with a backpack loaded with a tablet, a smartphone and a Wi-Fi hot spot device.
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Connected by 4G LTE, the Q7 can serve as a Wi-Fi hot spot or send automatic crash notifications to emergency medical workers.
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Washington officials have declared a public health emergency as an outbreak of measles spreads across an anti-vaccination "hot spot" near Portland, Ore.
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About a month later, Hayden and Brian were spotted at a Hollywood hot spot ... and he caused a scene with a faux proposal.
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Two people were burned in one new hot spot, known as the Lilac Fire, which was about 45 miles north of San Diego.
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The discovery confirms that the islands are a penguin hot spot, and their large numbers will help prioritize the area for conservation efforts.
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"Our area is considered a 'hot-spot' where up-close sightings are virtually guaranteed," said Al Heminger, owner of the 14-room inn.
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Though it quickly proved an Instagram-worthy hot spot for models and influencers, it was shut down twice because of health code violations.
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Some Chinese companies are moving to Switzerland, which is a hot spot for I.C.O.s; Geneva has even created a guide for token issuers.
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The Global Times newspaper also reported on Monday an imported case, from someone returning from Italy, which has become Europe's coronavirus hot spot.
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In Charleston, they are highly coveted wedding venues that book out years in advance, boosting the city's reputation as a wedding hot spot.
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Sheera Frenkel, Mike Isaac and Kate Conger shined a spotlight on how Instagram has become the latest hot spot for anti-Semitic material.
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In such a situation, I will use either a portable Wi-Fi or the personal hot spot on my cellphone to get online.
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Vitori is the owner of Cheeseburger Baby, a frequent hot spot for celebrity clients that include Beyonce, Kanye West, Diddy and Gabrielle Union.
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And the Permian Basin, which spans more than 86,000 square miles across southeastern New Mexico and west Texas, is a major hot spot.
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The city saw a 383% year-over-year increase in bookings, according to Airbnb, and has become a hot-spot for sporting events.
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The Javits Center, where she was supposed to address the nation as the first woman president, was supposed to be the hot spot.
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Saturday's attack took place in KwaZulu-Natal Province, which the database identifies as a national "hot spot" for political and taxi-related killings.
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She praised the friendship between the two allies, glossing over Trump's previous remarks that Britain was a "hot spot" in turmoil over Brexit.
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Kendall's sisters, Khloe and Kourtney, were at the WeHo hot spot too, but no sign of Kendall ... more on that in a second.
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Last fall, the US State Department "determined that it was too dangerous to deploy our [CDC] health responders" to hot spot areas, he said.
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According to the Associated Press, Above and Beyond, G-EAZY, Kaskade and Skrillex will have residencies at the Palms Casino Resort's new hot spot.
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A hot spot for tourists, Acadia National Park has pristine views, hidden pathways and trails, and the tallest mountain on the US Atlantic coast.
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Macau should continue to boost those stocks as it transitions from a primarily casino and gambling destination to a tourist hot spot, Schlossberg said.
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Buyers will have a choice of one phone — the LG V25 ThinQ, which was revealed in February — and the HTC 231G Hub hot spot.
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This Page Six article from 2015 alleges that Butler was "starstruck" when he saw Beyoncé and Jay Z at a New York hot spot.
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Additionally, a shop called Pika Pika Soda, which has several locations in Japan, also appears to be a hot spot for the luminous drink.
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On Tuesday, following Monday's sold-out Hiatus Kaiyote show at Brooklyn Steel, Nai Palm will play a solo set at this nearby hot spot.
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When I connected my MacBook Pro to the new HTC 25G Hub's Wi-Fi hot spot, I got download speeds of over 25 Mbps.
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The comedy hot spot is situated in Westlake, northwest of the downtown bar scene and southeast of the region's comedy epicenter, in West Hollywood.
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Joe, who opened Los Angeles hot spot Hinterland in 2015, gives tips to his dad on developing a new restaurant in a competitive industry.
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Donald Trump is free to do his Christmas shopping at L.A. hot spot, The Grove ... because its owner, Rick Caruso, believes in second chances.
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Sylvester Stallone and his beautiful family were soaking up the sun in Baja California ... hitting another vacation hot spot during the Summer of Sly.
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In countries like Australia, Lebanon, Greece, and Myanmar, mobile broadband is generally 10 to 13 Mbps faster than the average Wi-Fi hot spot.
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But Salvador Rangel, a Catholic bishop in the state of Guerrero (a hot spot in the transnational heroin trade), has a pretty good idea.
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But you're getting more flexibility in that you can use whatever phone you want with the hot spot, and you're also getting more time.
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If you live in one of the three markets and sign up, T-Mobile will mail you the hot spot with two-day shipping.
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The delegation's choice of the three factories and the tourist hot spot reflected Kim's calls for "cutting-edge technologies" and a self-reliant economy.
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The touch tank at the aquarium is the hot spot for kids of all ages to go rub elbows (and fins) with marine creatures.
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Thanks to the original tastemaker, Pizza Rat, New York City has become a hot spot for wild animals with a deep appreciation for food.
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Bolt rolled through local hot spot Grand Cafe & Beach with a small entourage -- poppin' bottles, smokin' cigars and (of course) gettin' his groove on.
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The pair stepped out for dinner at celebrity hot spot Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills, California, on Monday, looking very much the happy couple.
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A hot spot for some of the earliest and most intense anti-government protests in 2011, Eastern Ghouta became a rebel-stronghold in 2013.
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And while I'm revealing a few secrets, I'll soon be checking out a place that I believe could be Mexico's next retirement hot spot.
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And previous thermal measurements by the Galileo spacecraft showed that the recent Europa plumes appeared directly over a hot spot in the moon's ocean.
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On Thursday, the pair was spotted partying at Hyde nightclub in Hollywood after grabbing dinner at celebrity hot spot Craig's earlier in the evening.
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This honeymoon hot spot in Greece boasts beautiful blue skies and water, but it doesn't come cheap…especially in the third week of August.
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One of the main attractions of the penthouse -- the pool -- is still a hot spot ... but now serves as a venue for work events.
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The village is home to many natural wonders, fresh sea food, and pristine beaches, making it an idyllic hot spot for divers and sightseers.
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The 9th District turned into a hot spot in last year's midterm elections, when Republican Mark Harris beat McCready by a mere 873 votes.
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It's become a major hot spot ever since, sparking two deadly wars as both sides dispute how much control they should have over it.
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The 14-year-old victim had approached the costumed character for a photo in the tourist hot spot when he allegedly grabbed her buttocks.
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In one photo, Gaga is seen standing and bending over to kiss Horton as he sits at their table at the L.A. hot spot.
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Sprint currently offers support for three 5G devices: the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, the LG V50 ThinQ, and the HTC 5G Hub hot spot.
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Derbyshire Police decked themselves out in full protective gear for their mission to make the Instagram hot spot way less desirable for photo ops.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) also took quick action to contain a hot spot cluster of cases in New Rochelle, closing schools and large gathering places.
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Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday the state is deploying the National Guard to New Rochelle, a coronavirus hot spot just north of New York City.
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The city, a tourist hot spot, is home to Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holdings and to textile factories as well as steel.
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For many millennials, a summer vacation abroad may be a luxury, but this hot spot could still be quite the steal for young travelers.
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So far, the mix includes a smattering of celebrities, fashion folk, Euros and night-life vampires who descend upon any freshly opened hot spot.
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The company has also said that "hot spot" areas in its facilities, such as kiosks, countertops, restrooms, handrails and doorknobs, will be cleaned hourly.
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The high-profile publicist Lizzie Grubman had been spotted making out with the singer John Mayer at the New York City hot spot Marquee.
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It's the same hot spot where LiLo partied with Tiffany Trump over the weekend to raise money for victims of the massive Greek wildfires.
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Rich the Kid is under investigation for battery after allegedly beating up a photographer outside Bev Hills hot spot, Mastro's Steakhouse ... TMZ has learned.
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A hot spot for some of the earliest and most intense anti-government protests in 2011, Eastern Ghouta became a rebel stronghold in 2013.
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Only in the past two weeks has Greece opened several so-called hot spot facilities on the islands where migrants are most likely to arrive.
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On Friday, Sprint announced that its unlimited data plan will now include both high-def video streaming and 10 gigabytes of mobile hot-spot data.
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Say goodbye to those pesky mobile data charges and spotty hot spot connections and hello to the convenient reality of free airport Wi-Fi, people.
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On Thursday, she paid a visit to her regular salon, L.A. hot spot Mèche, where colorist Tracey Cunningham gave her some golden highlights for summer.
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The 18-year-old actress hit Hollywood hot spot The Nice Guy on Saturday night while wearing denim cut-offs with her pockets peeking through.
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Either phone could get you through the work day, unless you use the hot spot mode and watch YouTube videos while you could be working.
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Click here to view original GIFEuropa crossing the disk of Io. Loki Patera is the bright hot spot in the upper part of the disk.
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Danny Clinch's "Transparent" will be open every day through April at one the town's newest hot spot, The Asbury Hotel in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
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The new restaurant is cleverly being called The Flamin' Hot Spot, and its menu will feature Flamin' Hot Cheetos dishes curated by chef Roy Choi.
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It cuts LTE hot spot data from 10GB to just 500MB, and it'll throttle video down to 480p, which it didn't do in the past.
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San Diego is quickly becoming a hot spot for traditional house and techno sounds as ripe and balmy as the perpetually sunny Southern California weather.
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The sisters are no strangers to the Florida hot spot: They starred on Kourtney and Khloé Take Miami for two seasons in 2009 and 2010.
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The sun was setting on its hot-spot factor, but it was popular with the European crowd, so there was still money to be made.
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A black hole's mass and its rotation speed determine where the ISCO is, plus how long a hot spot will orbit at a given radius.
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Ariel Winter and her boyfriend Laurent Claude Gaudette stepped out for date night at celebrity hot spot The Nice Guy in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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According to PopSugar, Instagram is the hot spot for the latest monochrome beauty trend that has artists and bloggers matching their makeup to their...hair?
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New York hot spot Nobu is bringing its latest high-end sushi joint to a former Saks Fifth Avenue location at The Galleria in Houston.
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Some users break the rules by riding on sidewalks or after patronizing the bars and clubs that make Hoboken a hot spot for nighttime revelers.
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Moscow is plunging deeper into a war of armed drones in a strategic hot spot rich with oil, teeming with migrants and riddled with militants.
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The hot spot -- basically, a pressure pimple in the Earth's mantle -- erupts and produces magma, which pushes up and through the surface to form volcanoes.
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In the Brooklyn neighborhood where Matthew Haag, a reporter for the Metro desk, lives, the hot spot on Saturday morning is the local post office.
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For decades, the DMZ has been a different kind of hot spot, the scene of sometimes deadly military provocations and daring defections from the North.
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The landmark is a hot spot for weddings and, over the weekends, both locals and visitors watch newlyweds pose for photos along the green gardens.
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This tourist hot spot, manged by the National Park Service, offers breath-taking views and activities ranging from hikes to horseback riding to river rafting.
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"I want to travel, I want to leave," she said, tapping at her phone, connected through a new Wi-Fi hot spot outside the stadium.
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Saving humanity from microbial threats will require far more than the social-media searches, satellite sweeps, "hot spot" surveillance teams and similar solutions Shah proffers.
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Non-profit group Ocean Legacy Foundation fights plastic ocean pollution with clean-up expeditions, land-based plastic collection, recycling, education and pollution hot-spot mapping.
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We spotted this pap outside WeHo hot spot Madeo, where he just could NOT, for the life of him, seem to put on his hoodie.
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"A lot of what we do with predictive policing is just a much more refined approach to hot spot policing," Brantingham says in the document.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has become a hot spot for attracting the initial public offerings of some of the largest companies in the world.
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Italy reported another 100 cases nationwide, taking the total in Europe's biggest hot spot to more than 400, while its death toll rose to 12.
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The definition of a disease "hot spot" is imprecise, but there had been more clusters of coronavirus in the United States than Mr. Trump suggested.
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The central Sannomiya district is a good choice for apartment rentals, which often include the use of a Pocket Wi-Fi, or portable hot spot.
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Here, close to the geothermal hot spot of the Afar Triple Junction, where three tectonic plates converge, a forest of pinnacles appeared on the horizon.
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The couple got a jump-start on the weekend at new hot spot TAO's Beauty & Essex and pretended to avoid cameras on their way out.
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His team suspects the site will become a hot spot of genetic diversity for plants, as well as nutrients and microbes that scavengers help redistribute.
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Whether a place will turn into a coronavirus hot spot depends on a variety of factors — including how state officials have responded to the pandemic.
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Yet it's located in a climate-denial hot spot in Virginia, and it depends on more than a few climate-deniers in Congress for funding.
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According to the outlet, hackers could have intercepted or changed vote totals, passwords, and other information, especially for devices connected to a wifi hot spot.
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Kashmir has long been a hot spot for armed conflict, as India, Pakistan and China all claim partial or complete ownership over the Himalayan region.
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While the satellites didn't know the answer about the fate of the planet, they did confidently declare that this hot spot was not a wildfire.
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On a walk through a well-known warbler hot spot last week, there was much grumbling among the binocular set amid the chatter of birds.
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The hotline in the Netherlands has been particularly hard-hit because that country is a global hot spot for companies that host the illegal imagery.
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According to NOAA, the hot spot caused the largest harmful algal bloom ever recorded on the West Coast, which halted crabbing and clamming for months.
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Mr. Calvelli called it a "biodiversity hot spot, because warm water from the south meets cold water from the north," causing many species to mingle.
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The Kopplins transformed the tiny Hotel 3232 room into the sushi hot spot in five days for $100,000 on the premiere episode, which airs Wednesday.
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"The reason for that is that the degree of transmissibility on that cruise ship is essentially akin to being in a hot spot," Fauci added.
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Ms. Teich, the Volvo shopper, said: "An internet hot spot in the car isn't useful to me; it's something I don't want to pay for."
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The Asian nation is a hot spot of biological diversity, but local and international conservation groups are struggling to halt what amounts to animal genocide.
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We got the former First Lady and the ex-"Scandal" star leaving the Bev Hills hot spot Thursday afternoon -- eat your heart out, Shonda Rimes.
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Baidu seems to be building a dedicated internet connection into the translator too, and it'll reportedly be able to work as a Wi-Fi hot spot.
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A unique selling point for Madrid and Spain as a potential hot spot for London lenders could be its access to emerging Latin American (Latam) economies.
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Chef Eric Werner from Tulum, Mexico hot-spot Hartwood offers up a recipe that pulls all of its flavor from your pantry, not the produce section.
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The tourist island of Lesbos has become a hot spot for refugees in North Africa and the Middle East to seek asylum, but authorities are overwhelmed.
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The music-filled car ride was part of a girls night out on Wednesday when the stars enjoyed a dinner at West Hollywood hot spot Craig's.
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The Colombian capital is "not a colonial jewel of the Caribbean like Cartagena, or a hot spot like Medellín — Pablo Escobar's former home base," she noted.
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"Hot spot" cities included Beverly Hills, California (18); New York (14); San Antonio (13); Los Angeles (12); Austin, Texas (11); Scottsdale, Arizona (11); and Phoenix (10).
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They dined at Meatpacking District hot spot Catch NYC ... and then met up again at Marquee New York nightclub as they partied into the early morning.
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The new PX have an all-new headband, however it too is susceptible to developing a hot spot of pressure at the top of the head.
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The funnyman has performed at The Nice Guy, another L.A. hot spot that has been known to attract celebs such as Kendall Jenner and Justin Bieber.
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They also made an appearance at dessert hot spot Serendipity 3, with Kim posting a photo of their famous frozen hot chocolate on Snapchat on Monday.
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The duo were spotted on a dinner date at L.A. hot spot Ysabel on Thursday night, and the model "was beaming" all night, says an onlooker.
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Then there was an after-party at Chiltern Firehouse, a late-night hot spot in Marlyebone, owned by the groom's pal, Andre Balazs (Katherine Keating's ex).
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That initial plan is more expensive than the LTE plan offered with a similar 4G hot spot ($50 for 10GB), but it also offers more data.
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Both unlimited plans also include some amount of additional data for roaming in Mexico and Canada; hot spot speeds drop to 3G after hitting the limit.
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A lively atmosphere, affordable drinks, and up-for-anything bartenders makes this place a hot spot for anyone looking for a night out on the town.
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But before you yellow-belly Yankees get your knickers in a knot, know ATX isn't the only U.S. hot spot taking home bragging rights this year.
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Magaluf is a hot spot in Spain frequented by young people who take advantage of the cheap alcohol and raucous nightlife, according to The Daily Mail .
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"The Chaco has become a deforestation 'hot spot,' and studies conclude that expansion for soybean crops, Argentina's top export, is the primary driver," the report states.
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Kimye and fam holed up at a $1.85 million cabin in Coeur d'Alene over the holiday ... an area that's recently become a hot spot for celebs.
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Gabriel Salvador says he was a waiter at West Hollywood hot spot Craig's when regular customer and CBS honcho Les Moonves came in for a meal.
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Lamar Odom had a close encounter with his former in-laws -- Kourtney, Kendall, and Kylie -- when they all hit up the same Bev Hills hot spot.
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Popular Pacific Northwest hot spot, Seaside, Oregon has scenic, outdoor trails, beaches and parks, and visitors can enjoy a range of activities like surfing and golfing.
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The city was hit hard by Hurricane Harvey last summer, perhaps another reason why America's fourth largest city is now a hot spot for some industries.
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"We didn't buy the philosophy that we had to be in a hot spot," said Mr. Lane, who returned to Vermont after working in Cambridge, Mass.
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Southeast Asia is a hot spot for illegal fuel trading, with its island-dotted waters providing cover for small-scale smuggling of oil products across borders.
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Hopefully, he will now start following US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines to avoid turning the White House into a hot spot for infection.
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The quarantine doctor said the CDC declined the request for a Covid-19 test because I hadn't traveled to a hot spot outside of the country.
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Despite these improvements, though, it was clear that Port-au-Prince was not going to be a tourism hot spot for a long time to come.
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Election officials in New York, which is emerging as a hot spot of infections, are considering delaying their presidential primary from April 910 to June 23.
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"Every one of these objects is a little breeding ground, a little hot spot, of corruption," Mr. Honcharuk said in an online video chat from Kyiv.
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Wall Street appears to be neglecting a global hot spot that could rip apart the bearish case for oil and drive prices higher before year-end.
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Described as "the biggest dump in Portland" in the local independent monthly The Bollard in 2011, the area is today the city's most unlikely hot spot.
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Veteran partygoers will recall that this was formerly Happy Ending, the Chinatown-adjacent hot spot from the mid-aughts that traded on its massage-parlor history.
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Weston's version of a hot spot these days is Lachat Town Farm, a 42-acre property left to the town and the Nature Conservancy in 1997.
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And while appearing in another, the short-lived musical "Hot Spot" (1963), he met Jill Bartholomew, a singer and dancer in the chorus of the show.
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He called the closed section an "erosional hot spot" and said the city has battled it for years, before problems caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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A collaboration between the Gansevoort hotel and the nearby hot spot Bagatelle has resulted in this indoor-outdoor aerie with several lounge and table seating options.
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The scene is inside the Maros-Pangkep limestone cave system on the island's southwestern end, which has been a hot spot for archaeologists since the 1950s.
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It's official: The Hollywood hot spot for date night isn't Bootsy Bellows, Catch, or even the new West Hollywood Edition hotel bar — it's a tattoo parlor.
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More important, if you're planning to be away from your hotel for a long time, find a hot spot near where you'll be spending the day.
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But for now, Ms. Elmer said, the loss of the two centers was "absolutely crippling in the area where it's the biggest hot spot right now."
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ColombiaAfter over a half-century of civil war coming to a close, Colombia is eager to become the adventurous, cosmopolitan hot spot it deserves to be.
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Because Florida has populations of the type of mosquito (Aedes aegypti) that carry the virus, it's been pegged as a potential hot spot for the disease.
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More study details: Almost all geographical locations, with the exception of some north Central states, have been a hot spot for drugs at one time or another.
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"Traders have lessened their odds for an immediate U.S.-Iran escalation in this forever smouldering hot spot," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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Later that month, the company partnered with São Paulo-based Ride to further the company's expansion across Latin America, which is becoming a hot spot for scooters.
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Before it becomes the next tourist hot spot, I highly recommend taking that quick flight from Lisbon to visit this magical city on the river of gold.
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The Flamin' Hot Spot will be serving a three-course menu, featuring ten Cheetos-inspired dishes created by celebrity chef Roy Choi — the mastermind behind Kogi BBQ.
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To kick things off on Wednesday night, Jenner and an intimate group of friends and family dined at hot spot Catch L.A. restaurant for dinner and drinks.
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"Traders have lessened their odds for an immediate U.S.-Iran escalation in this forever smoldering hot spot," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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And both Nevada speakers celebrated Las Vegas as an entertainment hot spot (though the Republican misattributed it as his state's capital — it is Carson City, not Vegas).
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But it'll be a slow launch; you won't be able to go out to a store and buy AT&T's 22019G hot spot for several more months.
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This video's insane -- and will probably piss off Kanye West -- but Kim and Lil' Kim caused absolute chaos outside West Hollywood hot spot Craig's on Wednesday night.
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"She was a single woman then, way before she ever thought about me," Uggams recalls with a laugh of her mother's stint at the Harlem hot spot.
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Richard Branson famously owns Necker Island, a luxurious hot spot in the British Virgin Islands that has hosted high-profile guests from Princess Diana to Barack Obama.
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One of the places I was most excited to visit was the Greek isle of Mykonos, known as a party capital and vacation hot spot for billionaires.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Smith was being investigated for allegedly stealing a cell phone from a person outside of The Park -- a hot spot in Chelsea.
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While some in Hollywood treated the famed hotel like a church, the duo went to actual church prior to heading to Tinsel Town's go-to hot spot.
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We have already witnessed Mr. Trump's luxury hotels become the new hot spot for special interests and foreign governments to display their loyalty to the president-elect.
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At 72, he packed the sturdiest of credentials: fifth in his class at West Point, 101st Airborne in Vietnam, a career procession of hot-spot diplomatic postings.
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There have been 2628 confirmed cases of measles as of Thursday afternoon, according to health officials in Clark County, an anti-vaccination "hot spot" near Portland, Ore.
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The skiing hot spot has three highly rated hospitals, relatively affordable housing for a city of its size (about 200,000 residents) and an abundance of outdoor activities.
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More to do nearby: 8arm on Ponce was an instant hot spot the minute its doors opened, thanks to its excellent libations, inventive menus, and Instagrammable setting.
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Johnny Manziel's had a rough few weeks -- he's single and he's injured -- so the star QB hit up an L.A. hot spot for some dance club therapy.
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South Korea, which had spiked to the biggest hot spot outside China, is now No. 8 on the global list with about 8,650 cases and 94 deaths.
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Each Monday and on the last Saturday of every month, the Crown Heights hot spot serves up a free comedy show with a rotating cast of characters.
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Margaret River: The remote Western Australian region, which boasts stunning landscapes, has leaned into its major food and wine festival to become a new tourist hot spot.
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After three years of renovations, he turned it into a fund-raising hot spot with a modern art collection and a wine cellar with thousands of bottles.
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Italy, with over 9,000 cases and 463 deaths, has become the biggest hot-spot outside of China, which still has the most cases and deaths by far.
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The American military faces special challenges in dealing with the virus: tens of thousands of troops stationed in hot-spot countries, and a mission that won't wait.
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Book Mama Shelter Los Angeles starting at $149 per nightMama Shelter is a lively Hollywood hot spot with an irreverent vibe offered for down-to-earth prices.
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Visit Navagio Beach in Zakynthos, where you can explore an abandoned shipwreck, or experience a wave pool in a natural hot spot at Seitan Limania in Crete.
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In Ramallah, a small crowd gathered before noon and marched south toward the Qalandiya checkpoint into Jerusalem, a longstanding hot spot for clashes with Israeli security forces.
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We soon realize that the restaurant is a hot spot for Chinese international students and we enjoy people-watching in a sea of designer handbags and outfits.
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Scene City 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Dior celebrated its new fragrance, Poison Girl, with a party at the Manhattan hot spot Up & Down on Tuesday night.
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The Longboard, a bar and small-plates restaurant, announces itself as the new hot spot on the block with its fresh white paint job and slick signage.
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In addition to being one of the worst-affected areas for fires, Apuí is a deforestation hot spot as ranchers from neighboring states encroach on its forest.
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It connected to a fiber backhaul 2000 miles away, creating a half-mile-wide hot spot with download speeds up to 10 Mbps—fast enough for Netflix.
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El Floridita, a daiquiri bar made famous by novelist Ernest Hemingway, has become such a hot spot for tourists that the establishment sells merchandise in the corner.
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It's harder to analyze other changes in policing tactics, like hot-spot policing and community policing, for the same reasons it's hard to analyze broken-windows policing.
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Just keep focusing on trade routes to other civs, culture-boosting policies and improvements and you'll eventually make your empire the biggest vacation hot spot on the planet.
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Following Wednesday's NHL Awards at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, we're told the new couple arrived at Wynn hot spot Intrigue around 11:30 p.m.
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Verizon unveiled a new "unlimited " plan, after which T-Mobile said it would "one-up" Verizon with HD video and high-speed hot spot data with extra charge.
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If the Kardashian sisters' trip to Japan wasn't already social media-worthy, they ventured to the hot spot in Tokyo where the food isn't the only Instagrammable delight.
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The Starlink service will work a lot like wi-fi, except instead of needing to find a hot spot, entire sections of the country could get internet access.
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Kylie Jenner watched a concert with pals Thursday but ended the night at Los Angeles hot spot 1OAK, leaving the venue with on-and-off-again boyfriend Tyga.
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Apparently, the quaint block has become such a hot spot for travelers, influencers, or anyone else in pursuit of the perfect 'gram, that residents have gotten fed up.
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Before Verizon started testing its aerial hot spot, Cape May had conducted its own tests using a drone from American Aerospace equipped with radio, cell and satellite transmitters.
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The move could bring in millions of dollars annually, and transform a tourism hot spot that increasingly caters to visitors who come for expensive attractions other than gambling.
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Consumer drones typically broadcast video through Wi-Fi-connected hubs like a laptop or phone, but without cell service, a traditional hot spot would be unable to function.
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A passenger spotted the hot spot on her phone's Wi-Fi menu after she boarded the Qantas flight in Melbourne, according to a report in the Western Australian.
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The 45,000-bpd hydrocracker, called the H-Oil Unit, was shut on Wednesday because of a hot spot developing in a reactor on the unit, the sources said.
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So in your experience, England is really a hot spot for that kind of activity, and this album feels like a very Dylan Carlson way to process that.
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The reality star and her husband Kanye West stopped by the celebrity hot spot Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica over the weekend for some of their homemade pasta.
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The duo — who were first spotted at dinner together in March at L.A. hot spot Madeo — reportedly met through friends and have been dating for a few months.
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The tri-level bohemian retreat inside the Palms Casino Resort boasts more than 15 treatment rooms, while its fitness center overlooks day and night club hot spot KAOS.
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During their time in Tokyo, Kim and Kourtney were also sure to hit up a café that since opening in 2015, has become a hot spot for celebs.
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On the live events side, the region has become an emerging hot spot with brands such as Ultra, EDC, and Tomorrowland holding festivals in Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil.
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San Jose, California With a mix of innovative tech campuses, high-rises, and suburbs, this Silicon Valley hot spot is high-tech, quirky, and outdoorsy all at once.
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Purple Rain turned First Avenue into a kind of mecca/tourist hot spot, but it didn't really trickle down into the more rock 'n' roll side of things.
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Though he hasn't been tagged in the bar's official photos, a few TomTom guests have tagged him as the #bestbartender in their pics at the new hot spot.
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Offerings at the three-year-old hot spot include juicy pulled pork cakes, creamy hand-cut slaw, tater tots and spicy collard greens drizzled with sweet Kentucky sorghum.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez continued their PDA-fest after the MTV VMAs ... dancing on each other at a NY hot spot and TMZ Sports has the video!
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O CinemaYou would never think that a town where Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach was filmed would be a hot-spot for watching and making indie films.
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War-torn Iraq recently got an unexpected boost on its way to becoming an investment hot spot, which may take its next step sooner than conventional wisdom suggests.
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BTW ... Chip was out at the L.A. hot spot with high school football star Puka Nacua -- one of the top WRs in the country who's visiting from Utah.
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To make money in real estate, Torres advises buying homes that are in up-and-coming neighborhoods, in the "sweet spot" between the hot spot and the fringe.
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Before the show, she was spotted holding hands with Thompson as they joined Kourtney and Kardashian family BFF Johnathan Cheban at Miami hot-spot Zuma Miami for dinner.
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Here's footage of Draymond Green hitting up Ace of Diamonds in L.A. Monday night -- so excited about his night out, he DANCED his way into the hot spot!
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As for the Day Spa, it's already become a tourist hot spot -- with all sorts of people flocking to the shop over the weekend ... including a naked man.
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Like many Wi-Fi connected devices, it wanted me to start by connecting my phone directly to the printer as if it was a Wi-Fi hot spot.
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Any area of the city can suddenly become the next housing hot spot, and young people have always been the pioneers, because often they can't afford anywhere else.
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It advertises "New Orleans-style soul food" and $6.99 lunch specials, but other ads depict the club as a racy hot spot with blaring music and flowing liquor.
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New Zealand, a hot spot for millennial travelers, is also a vacation-home hub for the wealthy: Billionaire Peter Thiel and director James Cameron recently bought estates there.
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Doctors and nurses are increasingly worried they will become the spreaders of the coronavirus rather than the healers, as hospitals themselves become a hot spot for the pandemic.
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The Department for Work and Pensions began a series of programs and measures to tackle unemployment in 20 hot-spot areas, including training and mentoring programs for minorities.
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An Olympic gold medalist and world champion in moguls, Donna Weinbrecht has long been leading women's clinics at Killington — an established racing hot spot on the East Coast.
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As Ukraine remains a hot spot between Russia and NATO countries, many in Europe worry that their dependency on Russian natural gas makes them vulnerable to energy blackmail.
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Maisel's upcoming season was shot at the famed Fontainebleau hotel in Miami — the celebrity hot spot was transformed into a pastel-colored, retro paradise for the show's production.
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Ron Rosselli, who is the culinary director for Apicii, a company with several downtown restaurants, is this summer's consultant for the Montauk, N.Y., hot spot the Surf Lodge.
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Early adopters like fashion designers, a Kanye West henchman, pro skaters, a model or three — all the nocturnal critters who sniff out the latest hot spot — were manifold.
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Mr. Doggett had heard complaints of surprise bills from constituents, and it turns out that the new study found that Texas is a hot spot for the practice.
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In the case of New Zealand&aposs current hot spot, Renwick told The Guardian that the culprit could be an anti-cyclone that has settled above the region.
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Moore explained that years ago, before the park became a hot spot for the wealthy, it was an oasis of sorts for firefighters, police officers, teachers, and surfers.
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NICK & TONI'S CAFE Lack of agreement on a new lease has forced this intimate Upper West Side branch of the East Hampton hot spot to leave the city.
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So AT&T will initially market a 25G hot-spot device, made by Netgear, that can funnel wireless broadband connections to nearby phones and computers using Wi-Fi.
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All vehicles, including the Escalade, CT6, XT503, CTS-V and ATS-V, have high-end trims, plus a 4G LTE connection and hot spot, OnStar and satellite radio.
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As they bounce around inside the grape the microwaves become even more concentrated in a hot spot that is only one-eightieth the size of microwaves in air.
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The workshop and showroom space is a 275,275-square-foot, two-story brick warehouse built in 2911 and situated in LA's Arts District, a recent hot spot of gentrification.
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The workshop and showroom space is a 2277,217-square-foot, two-story brick warehouse built in 2773 and situated in LA's Arts District, a recent hot spot of gentrification.
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The verdict is in on Kevin Spacey ... at least as far as one Hollywood hot spot is concerned ... he's been 86'd from the restaurant's wall of fame mural.
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Asus also has some custom software that will offer a drag-and-drop hot spot when you're moving a window around to automatically send it to the lower display.
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The area was once a hospital hot spot, and some facilities still remain, like Mount Sinai Beth Israel, which occupies several buildings around East 17th Street and First Avenue.
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Surely Jenner just wanted some privacy while dining out with friends and wasn't embarrassed by her dining choice, since C-Factory has become something of a celeb hot spot.
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Around the collision site, which is located about 160 nautical miles east of Shanghai and is a hot spot for fishing, there's an oily sheen on the ocean surface.
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Rolls-Royce is including its first touchscreen infotainment system, wireless charging, five USB ports, a Wi-Fi hot spot, and a heads-up display in front of the driver.
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Beyond being home to Silicon Valley, there are other reasons why the San Francisco Bay Area is a becoming a hot spot for experimental automation in the restaurant space.
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Security Minister Dragan Mektic said Wednesday that Bosnia won&apost allow itself to become a "hot-spot" where migrants would pile up, unable to move on to Western Europe.
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"We have a totally new environment, which is totally unknown," said Nico Hamaus, a cosmologist at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, who also developed the early hot spot theory.
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This Chelsea hot spot is the place where the fab 4 can be seen dining for brunch during most of their conversations about men, sex and everything in between.
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Ariel Winter enjoyed the spoils of turning 18 ... partying at an L.A. hot spot and showing off her body -- so we're guessing her BF had a good time too.
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But after building the first paved road into the village in 2011, it's grown into a tourist hot spot with more tourists, expats, and businesses coming down every year.
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While the girls partied the night away at the celebrity hot spot, Jenner's ex-boyfriend Tyga was spotted just blocks away at 1 Oak nightclub on the Sunset Strip.
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It's also undoubtedly developed to be an Instagram hot spot, rife with opportunities for bloggers and iPhone-wielding shoppers to post photos filled with Adidas logos to their feeds.
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Steinmeier said he was optimistic after the meeting that Ukraine and Russia could begin efforts to disengage troops from four more "hot spot" areas along the line of conflict.
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The number of confirmed measles cases in the Pacific Northwest is growing as the infection spreads across what has been dubbed an anti-vaccination "hot spot" near Portland, Oregon.
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Neighboring Bosnia, which has become a migrant hot-spot since 2018, has repeatedly accused Croatia of returning migrants to Bosnia even when they are found deep in its territory.
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The main storyline will be about how Neptune has become a hot spot for spring breakers, until someone starts murdering the partying kids, thus threatening the town's tourism industry.
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By the time the Santa Ana winds kicked in, the various blazes had formed one 200-mile-long hot spot stretching from Santa Barbara County to the Mexican border.
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In spite of that, Taipei has long been a global hot spot for hardware development and manufacturing and is home to a notable network of engineering and design expertise.
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Babar Nawaz Khan, Chairman of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Human Rights, says Pakistan is a hot spot for organ trafficking, but adds authorities are now cracking down.
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Payne Whitney Gymnasium, which Yale describes as "a nine-story, Gothic-style building" and which is where the Bulldogs play their home games, is hardly a campus hot spot.
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On this episode of Back of House, Richard Blais enjoys a meal with Chef Brian Massie and tries his luck at the Las Vegas hot spot, Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar.
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Now, we're premiering his latest track "Insomnia Freestyle," released by the new hip-hop app Brapp TV. Watch below, and start considering Renfrewshire as a veritable rap hot spot.
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The "hot spot" in the Barents and Kara Seas tends to favor the formation of a ridge, or northward bulge, in the jet stream over that area, Francis said.
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California is the main hot spot for scooters in the U.S., but they have also popped up in Texas, Washington D.C., North Carolina and other states throughout the country.
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Others were told no because they had not traveled to a hot spot abroad, even though they had fevers and hacking coughs and lived in cities with growing outbreaks.
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The state of Washington is a hot spot for the virus, with state's current number of known cases -- 1,187 as of Thursday morning -- second only to New York state.
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I make sure that if the wireless internet in my home office fails, I can still connect seamlessly through my smartphone, set up as a Wi-Fi hot spot.
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The lobby bar, Living Room, is a hot spot for both hotel guests and locals, and there's an all-glass rooftop WET pool that's a whole party in itself.
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It's essentially the company's old $95-per-month "Above Unlimited" plan, just $5 cheaper and with 30GB of LTE hot spot data before you get throttled instead of 2720GB.
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The company started rolling out the free 30-day hot spot test program last year, but it was far more limited and offered in only Atlanta, Austin, and Boston.
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So once a perimeter is in place around a certain hot spot, the exponential function eventually becomes inadequate to model the later stages of the spread in that area.
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Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times, now recommends the Verizon Jetpack Mifi 7730L as its pick for the best mobile Wi-Fi hot spot.
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This capital city — located between Ogden to the north and Provo to the south — has emerged as a hot spot for tech entrepreneurs and other tech-related start-ups.
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Numerous oil and gas producers are discovering large quantities of new, untapped oil in the Permian oilfields, making it something of a hot spot for the U.S. energy industry.
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The paved, 32-mile Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail starts in Old Sacramento's Discovery Park and travels along the American River, a tubing hot spot during the scorching summer months.
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Tensions over technology transfer, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other hot spot issues have spurred worries that the world's two largest economies could be headed towards a new Cold War.
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Featuring a shady courtyard of fruit trees and an artisan beer list, Cá-Já is a new hot spot, run by a young chef whose food emphasizes fresh vegetables.
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Ten officers were also injured in the explosion, which occurred in the town of Santander de Quilichao in Cauca province, a hot spot for drug trafficking, police officials said.
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Dr. Robert R. Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said the agency would make an aggressive effort to diagnose infections in "hot spot" areas.
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In Copenhagen, a city that cultivated a worldwide gastronomic movement from the ostensibly meager bounty of the Nordic landscape, the latest local hot spot is a decaying former shipyard.
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We're told the place is a local karaoke hot spot, and when the DJ noticed the actor in the crowd he called him up ... and Jerry answered the call.
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Gigi Hadid and boyfriend Zayn Malik left The Nice Guy Tuesday night looking like they wished they'd opted for Netflix and chill, instead of hitting the L.A. hot spot.
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Snoop hadn't heard, and was floored -- you gotta see his reaction -- but he immediately started thinking about how to save the hot spot ... where he's a regular, mind you.
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Inside a major groove, or sulcus, that runs through the auditory cortex, there was a "hot spot of music selectivity," he said, above and a little forward of the ear.
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Make sure to take some time today to read Kim Severson's dispatch from a growing culinary hot spot, Atlanta, a city that she reports is coming into its culinary own.
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Interestingly, when broken down to a geographic level, officers did arrest more people in specific "hot spot" areas determined by the algorithm than the "hot spots" determined by an analyst.
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The group were directed to a coastguard bus that would drive them to the Moria "hot spot", a center where new arrivals are being registered and their asylum applications processed.
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While more research is needed to be sure of what caused this sea level "hot spot," the study reminds us that the oceans aren't rising evenly, in space or time.
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Playful, practical, and with way more real estate to get creative, thumbs are the latest hot spot to go wild with nail art — and one scroll through Instagram is proof.
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As reported by Entertainment Tonight, Rose and Chmerkovskiy were spotted holding hands in front of Delilah, a West Hollywood hot spot the pair reportedly stopped by on Halloween as well.
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In the last few weeks, sales have tripled at Mad Hatter's Ice Cream in Anacortes, Washington, which happens to be right across the street from a "Pokemon Go" hot spot.
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Where past events have been a hot spot for discovering new styling tips, new "must-have" handbags, and new brands, there was a lot of the same old, same old.
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But Olson found a way to target an error-prone hot spot on exon 51, which he figured could, with a single slice, benefit approximately 13 percent of DMD patients.
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Bella looked super stoked for a night out with her friends, arriving to the Hollywood hot spot in great spirits ... but it's unclear if she and The Weeknd chatted inside.
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The 60-year-old was in the U.K. filming Catastrophe, and was photographed leaving celebrity hot spot the Chiltern Firehouse on Thursday, just one day before her massive heart attack.
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Kennedy Space Center also already plays host to rocket assembly and launch facilities for both SpaceX and Blue Origin, making it a hot spot for public-private space business activity.
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This southern hot spot also ranked 18th on Priceline's ranking for the Top Growing Destinations for Memorial Day Weekend 2018, based on comparison data between 2017 and 2018 Priceline bookings.
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For example, there is a standard open network called "LinkNYC Free Wi-Fi" that relies on your web browser's security to encrypt data between your device and the hot spot.
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Tech Tip Q. Am I using more data by using my iPhone as a hot spot for my computer when browsing the web than by just browsing on my phone?
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If you need to regularly use your iPhone as a hot spot for your computer, you may want to make a few software adjustments to cut down on data usage.
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No, not on the football field ... in the club -- 'cause the two University of Miami legends hit up a D.C. hot spot Thursday night ... AND TURNED ALL THE WAY UP!!!
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Mr. Harcey also owns the gastro pub Victory 44 and the rotisserie chicken hot spot the Dirty Bird, but Upton 43 was planned specifically as a tribute to his grandparents.
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As a result, Dr. Genzel's team saw the center of that blur of energy shift, or wobble, relative to the position of S2, as the hot spot went around it.
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Famed 6th Street is an easily walkable hot spot teeming with bars, restaurants, and nightclubs that range from dives where you can get your boots dirty to chic cocktail lounges.
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At Lao Sheng Xing, another quick casual midday hot spot, a man wielding two pairs of industrial pliers poured a steady stream of grease out of a wide, shallow pan.
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It has quickly established itself as a neighborhood hot spot, with a buzzing rooftop restaurant, three private karaoke rooms and a fashionable crowd hanging out in the bookshelf-lined lobby.
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But here's a reason to be cautiously optimistic: There are signs that strong isolation and intervention measures have slowed the spread of the virus in an early U.S. hot spot.
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In Virus Hot Spot, Lining Up and Anxious at Drive-in Test Center Defying Virus Rules, Large Hasidic Jewish Weddings Held in Brooklyn Fix Everything Wrong at 23 Subway Stations?
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Mr. Kelly's pitch was to turn a ghost town, as it has been described, into a thriving hot spot, including public green space and hip new retailers and entertainment venues.
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I was in Nigeria's capital preparing to head north to report on the war against the Islamist militant group Boko Haram when I discovered a weekend hot spot: Domino's Pizza.
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In some places, like Shenzhen, the manufacturing hub in the south, and Hangzhou, a tech hot spot on the east coast, residents say restaurants and malls are starting to refill.
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On a recent trip to Muzaffarabad, once a militant hot spot, journalists saw that several offices once used by the groups to raise money or recruit members had been closed.
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Among their many outings that summer: holding hands at a Prada party in Beverly Hills, hitting hot spot Les Deux with pal Nicole Richie, and celebrating David Spade's birthday together.
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More than 100 Americans cannot return home for at least two more weeks, after having been on a cruise ship in Japan that is a hot spot for the coronavirus.
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China Youth Daily, a state-run newspaper, recently reported on hordes of young people with "dreams of a gold rush" flocking to a hot spot of pyramid schemes near Beijing.
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The area is known as a hot spot in Mexico's long-running drug war where rival cartels battle over lucrative cross-border smuggling routes and control of other illicit activities.
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The cancellations come as Japan has suddenly found itself as the latest major hot spot of the outbreak, with at least 933 cases reported as of Friday and 11 deaths.
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But a new twist suggested by the data is that the planet's "hot spot," which should be directly beneath the glare of the star, has shifted, according to the study.
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So while NAFTA eliminates most tariff and trade barriers, it doesn't subordinate local sovereignty in any significant way – an important hot spot for the millions of Britons who supported Brexit.
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There was also the welcome contrast of the informal setting, an atrium that served as a lounge for freelancers by day and an electro-music hot spot late at night.
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It's not possible to remotely start a mobile hot spot on my Galaxy Note 10 from the Tab S6, however, like I can do with an iPad and an iPhone.
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We broke the story ... Justin and Hailey picked the venue after falling in love with Palmetto Bluff -- a breathtaking waterfront area on the May River and major tourist hot spot.
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Previous research showed that certain "hot spot" metropolitan regions also show a high proportion of nonmedical exemptions and so may be especially susceptible to outbreaks, including Seattle, Portland and Phoenix.
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After China, where the coronavirus outbreak began, Italy became the major hot spot of the pandemic, with that country essentially locking down as thousands of people died from COVID-19.
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We're told he's about to make a sick upgrade -- which means Calvin Harris, Michael Bay, Scottie Pippen and Ashley Graham will still have a hot spot to hit in MIA.
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Thanks to a massive, young, internet-connected population and a host of long-stagnant problems, Egypt has become a hot spot for tech innovation in the Middle East and Africa.
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The 'RHONY' star -- clearly single and ready to mingle -- hooked up with Harry in a lounge area of the hot spot, locking lips most of the night ... according to witnesses.
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Déraciné uses the fairly common teleport method of moving around in VR; instead of actually walking from place to place, you're able to zip from one hot spot to the next.
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No sulking for Todd Gurley -- because hours after his Rams were bounced from the NFL playoffs, the running back was bouncing to a Hollywood hot spot with some smokeshows in tow.
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If you're not sure where to go to meet a potential date, the "Hot Spot" screen shows you the most popular places people have checked in near you, which is convenient.
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In the video above, Top Chef alum Dale Talde shares his recipe for insanely flavorful fish tacos, one of the first dishes he conceptualized for his eponymous Brooklyn hot spot Talde.
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From prominent Muslim beauty bloggers — Huda Kattan, Nura Afia, and Dalal AlDoub — to halal-certified beauty products, the Middle East, in our humble opinion, is the next big beauty hot spot.
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South Asia is emerging as the new hot spot for LNG, with Pakistan and Bangladesh set to join India as major consumers, helping to eat away some of the global oversupply.
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If you pay for a data plan with hot spot support, you can already use your iPhone to connect a laptop or tablet when a traditional Wi-Fi network isn't available.
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The couple, who recently celebrated their first Christmas and New Year's Eve together, were also spotted having a casual date night at Italian hot spot Toscana in Los Angeles last Wednesday.
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In addition to being featured in the 2001 film Serendipity, the eatery has also long been a hot spot for celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian and Oprah Winfrey.
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Earlier in the day, the pair dined at West Hollywood hot spot Catch for lunch and followed their fancy meal with something a little more budget-friendly later in the day.
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While the Caribbean is a hot spot for cruisers, more "off-the-beaten-path" cruise destinations gained in popularity this year, according to Colleen McDaniel, editor-in-chief of Cruise Critic.
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As a result, the pheasant enclosure has become a hot spot for the zoo, with more tourists visiting the brightly coloured gold and red bird as of late, local reports say.
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Hoping to spend a little less than you might if you ventured overseas or to an obvious — and overpriced — domestic hot spot such as New York City, Honolulu or Las Vegas?
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While Tom Brady and Julian Edelman are havin' lightsaber fights at Disney World ... their teammates got the VIP treatment at a Boston hot spot ... complete with an appearance by Rick Ross!!
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In Louisiana, a hot spot in the debate over Confederate symbols, 73% of people surveyed said they opposed the removal of Confederate monuments, according to a 2016 Louisiana State University poll.
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Inhabiting a slice of DC's newest faux-borhood, the corporately owned (and named) "CityCenterDC," it's abbutted by dessert shop Milk Bar, another hot spot in the ever-expanding David Chang empire.
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Also, the airport isn't quite the random-hookup hot spot you may expect it to be after reading these stats: 87% stuck with their partner — although 5% found a sexy stranger.
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Wander under the city's portici (covered streets), explore the museums and cathedrals, sip a cappuccino in the Piazza Maggiore, and most importantly eat everything you can in this culinary hot spot.
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Like Dominick Dunne, I'm sure you know the power of being in the hot spot in L.A. I assume you were the toast of many dinner parties after Mad Men began.
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Officials in Washington declared a public health emergency among one such "hot spot" near Portland where 20 out of 23 confirmed measles cases were contracted by people who were not vaccinated.
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I'm often filing on a laptop from the back seat of a car on the side of a road over a weak signal through my phone or a mobile hot spot.
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"When there is a hot spot in global events and when Muslims are involved…we do see the pulse of hate crime coming from certain members of the community," he said.
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Char No. 5, a hotel bar in downtown Toronto that is a hot spot for international travelers, features all-Canadian bar flights, as well as classic cocktails made with Canadian whisky.
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When I lived in Ohio there was a hot spot nearby that was reliable for wintering long-eared owls, a species that many birders might travel across state lines to see.
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In the worst hot spot outside China, where the outbreak started in December, Italy said its cases rose to 25,113, including 1,258 people who have recovered and 1,016 who have died.
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In the worst hot spot outside China, where the outbreak started in December, Italy said its cases rose to 15,113, including 1,258 people who have recovered and 1,016 who have died.
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"There's only one hot spot and that's also pretty much in a home, as you know, in a nursing home," he added, referring to the concentration of cases in Washington state.
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Earlier Monday, Cuomo identified New Rochelle, a suburb located about 25 miles outside of New York City, as a COVID-19 hot spot, with 98 of the state's 142 confirmed cases.
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Now Mr. Hung, 850, shrugs off the incident as an occupational hazard of working in this corner of Binh Phuoc Province, a malaria hot spot along Vietnam's porous border with Cambodia.
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The U.S. Army suspended travel to and from Italy and South Korea, now the world's third largest hot spot, until May 6, an order that affects 4,500 soldiers and family members.
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Yet even as the authorities promised ample precautions for the new arrivals, the virus was already well established in the San Francisco Bay Area, a hot spot in the United States.
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If you often need a portable personal network for your tablet and don't want to use your phone's data allowance, you can buy a separate mobile hot spot and service plan.
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Ms. Nishida wrote that she was well aware of Saipan's reputation as a "hot spot" for birth tourism, but that she was appalled by the way the airline had treated her.
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HOT SPOTS The South Korean city of Daegu is the latest hot spot, after dozens of people were infected in what authorities described as a "super-spreading event" at a church.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. While the Covid-215 outbreak has been slow to take hold outside of China, the Diamond Princess has been a hot spot of infection.
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That same year, Kim opened a luxury ski resort near the port city of Wonsan, a former missile-testing site, in hopes of transforming the area into a visitor hot spot.
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Hot-spot policing, in particular, has a relatively large body of research supporting it (for criminological research on police tactics, at least) — but it's not enough to assess its impact nationally.
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And that's one of the disadvantages, I believe, of being in a hot spot, is that your loyalty and the collective perseverance of a team is at risk at all times.
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It transfers everything over Wi-Fi direct, which works pretty seamlessly if you're using an Android phone; it requires you to select the camera's hot spot manually if you're using an iPhone.
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Lithium Americas, by the way, is also sitting on the former Kings Valley lithium prospect in Nevada, another potential lithium hot spot, already home to a brine facility operated by Albemarle Corp.
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Grab a bourbon and put on your comfiest shoes, because we're taking you to the smokey, sultry heart of this historic hot spot for an unforgettable adventure — in virtual reality, of course.
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The hot spot had been up for a year, and according to the deal he and Devine have struck, users in this area can get a small amount of data for free.
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Hadid, who posed with singer Jesse Jo Stark during a night out in the Caribbean vacation hot spot, also took the plunge – jumping from an impressive waterside cliff in another one-piece.
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In recent years, a hazy "hot spot" of the particles coming from a region in the Northern sky seems to be showing up in data collected by the Telescope Array in Utah.
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The body of water has been a major hot spot for the countries that flank it for centuries, but in the last few years China's hunger for territory there has grown considerably.
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Grayton Beach State Park, Florida Panhandle One mile of powdery white sand shoreline and gorgeous crystal water vistas earns this Gulf of Mexico hot spot a place on the best beaches list.
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"We had crazy celebrations," explained Kardashian, 32, of the festivities, which kicked off with an intimate dinner at hot spot CATCH LA, followed by a star-studded late night bash at Delilah.
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Diane Clehane is the Lunch columnist for FishbowlNY on Adweek's website, where each week she bears witness to "thousands of dollars of Spanx in one room" at the media hot spot Michael's.
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The way it works The ONS relies on Yarborough and five other mentors, known as "neighborhood change agents," to keep the pulse of hot-spot neighborhoods and the fellows within their program.
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Ava Sambora's just starting out in the biz, but she's got this model thing down pat -- slip into a tiny bikini, hit every celeb's fave island hot spot ... then rinse and repeat.
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It's the first mobile hot spot to support Band 272, or 23MHz LTE, which T-Mobile recently won the spectrum license for from the Federal Communications Commission Broadcast Incentive auction last April.
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It sold 1373 million copies in 40 languages, turning its author into a millionaire and the small town of Madison County into a hot spot for tourists from all over the world.
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The backpack's creator, Doug Monahan, marketed the device as a Wi-Fi-enabled, battery-packed backpack that would power gadgets on the go and provide a local hot spot for wearers' friends.
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Korea may be a hot spot for crypto investment, but Coinrail is one of its smaller exchanges, just about ranking inside the world's top 90 based on trading volume, according to coinmarketcap.com.
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It said the attack could only be triggered when a Tesla web browser was in use and the vehicle was close enough to a malicious WiFi hot spot to connect to it.
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Top 40 was blaring, everything was covered in laser beams, and before I could collect myself, we had arrived at our destination: Justin Bieber's Grammy party at celeb hot spot Nice Guy.
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Just blocks from the White House, the iconic Old Post Office quickly became a hot spot for lobbyists and foreign officials after it reopened in October 2016 as the Trump International Hotel.
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We got Tim and his wife, Jane, along with Mary Hart and husband/producer Burt Sugarman leaving the WeHo hot spot Tuesday night right after Roy Moore's stunning defeat to Doug Jones.
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Army spokesman Tun Tun Nyi said soldiers were fighting insurgents in Naung Cho township near the Gokteik viaduct, a towering railway bridge built under British colonial rule and a tourist hot-spot.
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"The general aviation sector, especially aircraft research and manufacturing, has became a hot spot of both industrial upgrading and social concern," Feng Zhenglin, head of the CAAC, told the official news agency.
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Constantine Valhouli, co-founder of the real estate analytics firm NeighborhoodX, told CNBC that Brooklyn's status as a housing hot spot remains a safe bet, thanks to robust growth in certain neighborhoods.
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Maryinka, a Ukrainian-held town of apartment blocks and one-story homes outside the rebel capital of Donetsk, has become a hot spot not only for fighting, but also for saving souls.
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A belt with winches, called the "Hot Spot," mounts around her pelvic bone and uses straps across her butt to pull her thighs apart in response to the temperature between her legs.
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A second, pricier option has added features including the ability to stream in HD and the ability to turn your phone into a faster, portable Wi-Fi hot spot for other devices.
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WRONG, 'cause later they met up with Russ at Poppy -- a big L.A. late night hot spot -- where the guys got a little turnt up and seemed to be in good spirits.
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With more than 200 confirmed infections and five deaths attributed to the coronavirus in Silicon Valley alone, officials say what has been a major hot spot for the disease is worsening quickly.
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In Beijing in 2017 with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, I made the mistake of looking up something about the Tiananmen Square massacre from my hotel room, over a portable hot spot.
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The move came as New York, which is also dealing with a COVID-19 outbreak, deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle, a coronavirus hot spot just north of New York City.
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Turns out, the two both happened to be dining at Capo Restaurant in Boston (a pro athlete hot spot) on Saturday night -- before the Patriots took on the Dolphins at Gillette Stadium.
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Nestled within the famed Saks Fifth Avenue, the French restaurant — celebrating its one year anniversary on February 4 — has become a hot spot for some of the biggest names in the world.
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FCA is supporting integrated 4G LTE with Wi-Fi hot spot capabilities with Uconnect 5, allowing customers to make purchases through the car's interface for gas, takeout orders, and maintenance at dealerships.
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I stopped into Backwoods Gallery and spoke to the curator, Sean Carroll, who works with local street artists who exhibit in his gallery, about how Melbourne had become such a hot spot.
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It followed fresh artillery attacks in Ukraine's Donbass region, which broke a lull in shelling at a frontline hot-spot that had raised hopes the conflict's worst escalation in months was waning.
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The hotel is located in the SOMA neighborhood, a hot spot for tech companies, many of which are based here, and it's designed for young travelers who are looking for stylish rooms.
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The cause hits home for Yelich ... who told us last month he would consider donating his MVP trophy to his old hot spot, the Borderline Bar, where 12 people were killed in November.
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Cuba hasn't always been a tourist hot spot, but recent visits by stars including Kim Kardashian West and Gisele Bündchen have put the country in the spotlight – to both negative and positive effect.
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While there are many stellar nurseries in this galaxy, scientists used the Hubble Space telescope to study NGC 1559 because it's a hot spot for supernova activity, the violent explosion of dying stars.
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While there are many stellar nurseries in this galaxy, scientists used the Hubble Space telescope to study NGC 1559 because it's a hot spot for supernova activity, the violent explosion of dying stars.
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But for an intimate community experience—and interaction with over 25 local publishers and artists—the annual Bushwick Art Book and Zine (BABZ) Fair is both a hidden gem and a hot spot.
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Forty-nine people were killed and at least 53 more were injured at the gay-friendly hot spot in Orlando, Florida, when a gunman opened fire there on June 12, authorities have said.
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The infamous Green Mill Cocktail Lounge, once owned by Al Capone's BFF, the casually nicknamed "Machine Gun" Jack McGurn, is still a hot spot for live jazz, poetry slams, and extra-strong drinks.
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We got O.T. out at Le Jardin (Hollywood hot spot) and asked him if the NBA should consider legalizing not only weed but COCAINE (and basically all drugs) for the players to use.
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According to a representative for The Agency, which is representing the $12.5 million property, the abode has been a celebrity hot spot for years since Sinatra leased it in the 1950s and 60s.
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T-Mobile plans to bring the hot spot to its budget brand Metro later this month, only it'll go by the less cool name of MetroSMART Hotspot, with different pricing and data plans.
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Google is opening up one of the nicest little features of its Chrome OS devices: Instant Tethering, which allows you to activate your phone's hot spot and get online directly from a Chromebook.
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In the past year, raids by police in Madre de Dios - also known as a hot spot of sex trafficking - have led to the rescue of Venezuelan women and girls being sexually exploited.
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I used a Volvo S60, which has Bluetooth and some connected services for weather and parking using a 3G hot spot, but the company's older infotainment system lacks Android Auto or Apple CarPlay.
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That's because it sits on a hot spot in the middle of the Pacific plate with high amounts of magma coming up to the surface, says Janine Krippner, a volcanologist at Concord University.
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The researchers detected a peculiar hot spot on the surface at 41 degrees east from the substellar point (the point at which the sun is directly overhead), leading to two very different explanations.
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Open Signal, a company that specializes in mapping wireless coverage, conducted a study of 80 countries that showed that mobile internet is faster than the average Wi-Fi hot spot in 33 countries.
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Mogherini and China's top diplomat, Yang Jiechi, spoke on Tuesday about the need to work together on hot-spot issues including North Korea and Syria, as well as the need to avoid protectionism.
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Latakia, Syria (CNN)Children splashing in the Mediterranean, young men and women in swimwear smoking hookah -- this could be any holiday hot spot, but it's Latakia, a seaside town in war-torn Syria.
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Local telecommunication providers have also set up 17 hot spot locations on St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John so survivors can contact loved ones to update them on their situation, he said.
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An effective combination of hot spot patrolling (focusing policing resources on high-crime areas) and community policing (building police-community ties) saw crime rates dip as much as 40 percent in some areas.
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While financial stress is visible all over the US, Texas seems to be a real hot spot: The Lone Star state has five of the top 20 cities with the most financial stress.
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A waterfront long defunct from a manufacturing exodus—formerly a hot spot for drugs, crime, and dropping off bodies—is now one of the "hottest" square miles of development in the Western world.
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In 26 years of playing in the NHL, it's pretty safe to assume that Jagr has frequented the notorious strip (a vacation hot spot among NHLers) at least 14,000 times, give or take.
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What they found: The regional "hot spot" of warming in these two seas is related to an oceanic invasion — the Atlantic Ocean is pushing farther north and east as the Arctic Ocean retreats.
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Pure Food and Wine opened in 2004, and was a hot spot popular amongst model types and vegan celebrities like Alec Baldwin and Woody Harrelson, operating alongside a sister restaurant, One Lucky Duck.
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If you are able to pull the data together from all the states, and the federal government agencies are working together, then the big tech companies can help predict the next hot spot.
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A Laguna Beach hot spot is fighting back against 7 women who say they got tossed from the restaurant because they're Muslim -- but the owner says the Muslim community is on his side.
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But McAllen was a hot spot of medical fraud, and subsequent studies showed that the places identified as low-cost under Medicare could actually be high cost for those who are privately insured.
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Kevin Durant enlisted one of his good buddies to keep his spirits high during his Achilles recovery on Tuesday night ... hitting up an L.A. hot spot together for a night on the town.
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He's anxious about his mother who doesn't believe she's vulnerable and frantic that one of his three daughters "came in contact with someone who was in a hot spot," he said on Friday.
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We will also need a vast ramp-up in testing, so policymakers and government officials can get a handle on hot spot locations and be equipped to do contact tracing and targeted quarantines.
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Its hardware, the Skylo Hub, is a satellite terminal that connects to its network on board geostationary satellites, acting as a "hot spot" to make that available to standard IoT sensors and devices.
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I use a Wi-Fi hot spot to send my pictures directly to the photo editors in New York — and I can send them straight from my camera, so it happens very quickly.
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The president's decision also comes as his top advisers recommended sending 3,000 to 5,000 more American troops to try to break a stalemate in another hot spot: the 15-year war in Afghanistan.
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The Caribbean has long been a hot spot for cruisers, but with so many regions and islands, it can be difficult to narrow down where you exactly want to go in the Caribbean.
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A Japanese taxi driver tested positive after she is believed to have had contact with someone from the Diamond Princess, the cruise ship that docked in Japan and became a viral hot spot.
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About 261 people will be released on Wednesday from a quarantined cruise ship that has been a hot spot of the outbreak, Japan's health ministry said, but confusion about the plan was widespread.
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There is always the whisper that some other, nearby building is the new hot spot with more welcoming rules for social media stars, but 1600 Vine remains the most prominent and best known.
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Hot-spot policing — which directs police not to focus on individual people, but instead to be present and visible in the places where crime is most likely to occur — has solid empirical support.
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Of course, not before getting shut down by the Sheriff department first, probably because the restaurant had been a marked a crime hot spot with all of the break-ins (and unpaid taxes).
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"The German-speaking Islamic circle (DIK) in Hildesheim is a nationwide hot-spot of the radical Salafist scene that Lower Saxony security authorities have been monitoring for a long time," the state official said.
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" Her strategy for finding the next hot spot is unconventional but effective: "What I've always done is I've asked my very nice, very young waiters at new, posh restaurants: 'Hey, where are you living?
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Munich has been an autonomous hot spot thanks to BMW's research center, but now a nearly 2-mile stretch of Hamburg will allow a fleet of five e-Golf vehicles to drive the streets.
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" We talked to Broner on his way out of Hollywood hot spot Le Jardin ... and as AB says, "y'all usually used to me coming out the club stumbling, but I don't drink no more.
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We suggest keeping an eye on the brand's Twitter, the hot-spot for secret product answers because, as always, fans are ready to talk, ask questions, and get the full scoop before anyone else.
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How close your device will get to sending and receiving data at that speed will depend largely on factors like how many users are on a particular hot spot, or your device's performance itself.
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You can also set it up as a hot spot for your phone, but in general I found its AT&T connection to be a little less reliable than just using my phone directly.
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It's so synonymous with summer that you couldn't look at any New York hot-spot without catching at least one person in a linen tunic or a matching front-tie blouse and skirt set.
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A few miles to the south is the US border and the mouth of the Rio Grande; a few miles north, past a shipping inlet, is South Padre Island, a spring-break hot spot.
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The actor, 46, is a regular at the hot spot for sparring (model Gigi Hadid is also a huge fan), and gave a glimpse into his workout routine for Men's Health's July/August cover.
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PEOPLE was on-set as the award-winning Amazon comedy shot at the famed Fontainebleau hotel, still a celebrity hot spot to this day and transformed into a pastel-colored, retro paradise by production.
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We the enlisted the pros at the SoHo hot spot, who have worked with celebs like Hailey Baldwin, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner, to help the ladies get ready for their PEOPLE photo shoot.
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Screengrab: HBO Malta's famous natural arch, the Azure Window, has long been a hot spot for cliff jumping tourists and a location for fantasy films like Clash of the Titans and Game of Thrones.
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NBA hooper Kelly Oubre Jr. and smokin' hot Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Jasmine Sanders are taking things to the next level ... hitting up a West Hollywood hot spot together and packin' on the PDA!!
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A slew of stars hit up celebrity hot spot The Nice Guy in Los Angeles on Monday, including Kendall Jenner and her BFF Hailey Baldwin, as well as Tyga, Chris Brown and Scott Disick.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Robert Reed, who is enjoying a surprising career turn as a busy tour guide at the latest hot spot here, stood smiling one recent sunny morning before 10 foreign dignitaries and journalists.
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Pakistan is a pivotal nation, the world's sixth-most populous, nuclear-armed and a geopolitical hot spot because of its longstanding enmity with India and its support for militant proxies, including the Afghan Taliban.
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Established players from around the country have moved in, like the chef David Chang of the New York-based Momofuku group and Stephen Starr, the Philadelphia restaurateur behind the Washington hot spot Le Diplomate.
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I got a computer phone number so I could get texts make calls when at a Wi-Fi hot spot, and told people to leave me a message and I'd get back to them.
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Paul Pierce was literally caught in the middle of a murder investigation Thursday night -- when cops saw two men running toward the Hollywood hot spot where he was partying after a deadly shooting nearby.
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So far, the species has been found only in pine forests of southern Alabama and in the Florida Panhandle, an ecosystem of creeks and bottomland swamps that is a hot spot of biological diversity.
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The progress also played out somewhat unevenly across the city: Queens, long a hot spot of dangerous thoroughfares threading through residential neighborhoods, had the fewest number of traffic fatalities it has ever recorded — 59.
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The Hawaiian islands were formed over such a hot spot as molten rock breached the earth's surface and cooled down, layering with each eruption until islands cropped up from the bottom of the ocean.
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Soulful Synergy is working alongside the Westchester Community Opportunity Program to provide meals for families while schools are closed in New Rochelle, New York, a so-called "hot spot" for coronavirus in the state.
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Yet he told his sister "there's no reason for a test" since her daughter hadn't traveled to a coronavirus hot spot or been in contact with anyone who had tested positive for the virus.
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The Korean Peninsula has been a notable hot spot of geopolitical tensions, with North Korea firing a medium-range ballistic missile from its east coast into the sea on the eve of the summit.
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A Colorado woman is among five people killed in on Monday at a Mexico nightclub when a gun-wielding man attempted to enter the popular hot spot packed with American tourists, according to multiple reports.
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Mindanao is also a famed biodiversity hot spot, teeming of valuable vegetation such as forests and rainforest soil, and a leading producer of bananas, papayas, and mangosteens, earning the nickname 'Fruit Basket of the Philippines.
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As the newly single star performed a few of her hits, Montana – who arrived at the hot spot shortly after Azalea – "bopped his head, but didn't seem to really know the songs," adds the source.
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The source of magma (underground lava) for Hawaiian volcanoes is a stationary "hot spot," a place underneath Earth's crust where rocks melt and then regularly ooze out, flowing up to the surface through subterranean channels.
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This slowdown and warming is, in turn, accentuating sea-level rise along the East Coast, leading to a regional sea-level rise hot spot that worsens coastal flooding in storms like the most recent blizzard.
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The two-part birthday bash started off with the trio arriving on Saturday in a party bus with a crew of friends to celebrity hot spot KOMODO, where they were joined by actor Jonathan Tucker.
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"The ban of the association breaks up a hot spot of the radical Salafist scene in Germany," Lower Saxony Interior Minister Boris Pistorius said, referring to Muslims who espouse a strict interpretation of Sunni Islam.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's girlfriend is sticking right by his side while the soccer star continues to fight a rape allegation out of Las Vegas ... as the couple hit up a dinner hot spot together in Paris.
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The Lakers star was leaving the WeHo hot spot Wednesday night with Paloma and when they hopped in his ride, they waited till all the paps were in place ... and then kissed for a bit.
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Letterman, who hosted the late night show for an impressive 33 years, was casual in a Ball State T-shirt and yellow swim trunks while he walked along the beach in the celebrity hot spot.
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We distributed bottled water and dry socks, and activated an iPhone's Wi-Fi hot spot so Mahmoud Qadi, 21, could let his father in Syria know that he and his teenage brother had made it.
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He was speaking at the CNN Grill, the convention hot spot sponsored by the cable news channel that now employs him as an analyst, for a salary reported to be in the six-figure range.
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Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City This luxurious new hot spot — located in the middle of the city's downtown ministries district — caters to Ghana's growing tourist trade with an outdoor infinity pool and a Resense spa.
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And old data from NASA's Galileo mission to Jupiter in 1997 revealed some of the best observations to date that plumes of water vapor and icy materials erupt from a literal hot spot on Europa.
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The current policy means that, if asymptomatic, a person arriving from a coronavirus hot spot is free to go to work the next day, whether in a hospital, a classroom or a large office building.
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Ron DeSantis said Friday he plans to extend his executive order to travelers coming from Louisiana to Florida to do a mandatory 14-day self-isolation, as New Orleans becomes a potential coronavirus hot spot.
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A quick scroll on Instagram yields seemingly bottomless posts tagged to El Rey Court, now a hot spot for influencer-types who may not get out of bed for less than 10,000 likes a day.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat facing re-election in the fall, had promised that the project would create "at least 350 new high-tech jobs" and would be "a hot spot" for cutting-edge filmmaking techniques.
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In those days, Aaron got online with a MacBook and a personal Wi-Fi hot spot at a homeless shelter in Manhattan, where she lived with her father after her medical bills became too expensive.
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Mr. Senat fell for food when he took a culinary class at John Dewey High School in Gravesend that turned into an internship at Sign of the Dove, the former Upper East Side hot spot.
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Clearly a fan of the lounge, which is helmed by Top Chef Season 3 winner Hung Huynh, as Cameron was also seen entertaining a group of friends on Friday night at the new hot spot.
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Owned by Thomas and Joseph Costa, the rink opened almost a decade ago and was designed with the Roxy, a former hot spot for skating and dancing in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, in mind.
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But as the virus spread, Zuoling emerged as a stubborn hot spot of infections in Wuhan, and a somber lesson in how the state's vast effort to contain the virus left some communities acutely vulnerable.
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The M5 is not Netgear's first 5G hot spot — that honor goes to the model it produced for AT&T business users last year — but it is the first one that will be widely available.
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However, the data did not capture property bought through trusts and also showed property transfers involving foreigners was highly concentrated in certain areas, such as downtown Auckland and the southern scenic hot spot of Queenstown.
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Along with other cities mainly in the West — including Seattle, Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Houston — Portland is considered a hot spot for families that opt not to vaccinate for medical, philosophical or religious reasons.
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In "I Like Me Better" (24 by 1063 inches), that feature is lighter in value than the surrounding rust-colored field, a hot spot of yellow, orange and lavender that glows like a distant bonfire.
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But they were de rigueur Monday night at Indochine, the French-Vietnamese hot spot in NoHo, where a Chinese New Year's dinner was hosted by Dao-Yi Chow, the co-designer of Public School and DKNY.
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They&aposve developed as the Pacific Plate — one of more than a dozen tectonic plates on the earth&aposs outer layer — slowly moves northwest over a stationary hot spot of magma under the earth&aposs surface.
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The researchers then used brain scans to show that our mind's emotional hot spot — the amygdala — becomes desensitized or used to the growing dishonesty, according to a study published online Monday in the journal Nature Neuroscience.
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But this potential clue has only compounded the puzzle: Somehow, the alleged hot spot doesn't spill over at all into the field of view of the much larger and more powerful Pierre Auger Observatory in Argentina.
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"Leave your boots and parkas up north and enjoy sunny days and romantic nights in this seaside hot spot," said correspondent Don Murray, who also covers the Riviera Maya on Mexico's Caribbean coast for International Living.
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On Sunday, he arrived via a yacht at hot spot Seaspice for brunch and "invited a few women to join his table where they ordered multiple champagne parades, Ron Barceló cocktails and food," adds an onlooker.
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ICYMI -- Swish allegedly took a fan's cell phone and threw it into a construction site ... after the guy tried to snap a pic of the Cleveland Cavs star outside of The Park, an NYC hot spot.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's competition regulator said on Thursday it fined the airport at tourist hot spot Cancun $3.7 million for blocking new taxi operators, which it said reduced competition and effectively overcharged millions of passengers.
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