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"Even though these are hot spots of carbon release, it's going to take decades for those hot spots to become large enough to seriously impact the climate system," says Turetsky.
There's not any hot spots — and I like that.
A third image taken by JIRAM shows Io's hot spots.
Economically, there are hot spots, as I mentioned, you know.
But the hot spots in question are right across town.
Kiss My Face Hot Spots Sunscreen for $6 ($3 off).
The number of hot spots around the world is growing.
ET, though firefighters still were battling hot spots, McDonald said.
Infections continued to rise in hot spots outside of China.
The hot spots were also too small to make out.
The hot spots are four sinkholes dotted around the grounds.
Libbrecht's snowflake hot spots include Fairbanks, Alaska, and Hokkaido, Japan.
Cemeteries, with their greenery, are mosquito hot spots, Shah said.
"They are not in any hot spots," the official said.
So we had hot spots — and then we had nothing.
What does he know about the different foreign policy hot spots?
But the circular motion supports orbiting hot spots, the team argues.
Hope Village will have to wait for more free hot spots.
Other hot spots include Ventura County, California; Tucson, Arizona; and Atlanta.
Instead, it turned out to be pockmarked with oozing hot spots.
Tourism saturation in European hot spots can quickly ruin a vacation.
Neither patient had visited coronavirus hot spots prior to falling ill.
Parts of the coastline are hot spots, particularly New South Wales.
There is a problem with areas or hot spots of crime.
Kitchens are hot spots for cross-contamination, and immune systems differ.
They will be placed in hot spots all over the city.
I mean he was walking around touring hot spots in Vietnam.
Watch the heat Get to know your grill and its hot spots.
Areas of intense religious competition between Christians and Muslims are hot spots.
A firefighter hoses down hot spots caused by a wildfire Friday, Aug.
Far from the Bay Area lie exciting hot spots in regular America.
Check out these 2016 hot spots Still, the news isn't all bad.
Travel hot spots included Interstates 10, 95 and 75, and Florida's Turnpike.
It exactly overlapped the hot spots where the cetuximab reactions had occurred.
Security has been tightened and troops have rushed to potential hot spots.
Italy, Iran and South Korea are the top hot-spots outside China.
This makes any plan to keep infection hot spots locked down impossible.
Spain, Germany and France are also emerging as hot-spots in Europe.
Australia is one of the great biodiversity hot spots in the world.
And Strategic response groups have been patrolling hot spots since the shootings.
You've got to be able to anticipate where the hot spots are.
The impactors could leave boiling hot spots where bodies of water are involved.
Observers are concerned about hot spots around the globe like Iran and Venezuela.
Over 240 firefighters were deployed in shifts to tamp down the hot spots.
The Thermos supposedly has sensors that detect the "hot spots" on your head.
Other hot spots appear in south Florida and parts of the Gulf Coast.
Rain helped with hot spots Covey's part of the effort to recover remains.
Haphazard mixing can lead to "hot spots" — concentrated doses that are instantly fatal.
Meanwhile, hospitals like Hennepin that aren't in hot spots have to make do.
It's the same thing if you look at the other initial hot spots.
Britain, by contrast, still has flights arriving from virus hot spots, including Iran.
I got a couple of hot spots and blisters, and my back hurt.
We are going to get to foreign hot spots in a few moments.
President Widodo said that hot spots should be detected using modern equipment like drones.
Another issue is that cybercriminals are increasingly setting up fake Wi-Fi hot spots.
These industries are often trafficking hot spots and employ recruiters to fill labor gaps.
So areas with poor drainage and lots of people — like cities — are hot spots.
They had put too much emphasis on "hot spots" and not enough on individuals.
Hot spots continued to smolder on the charred hillside as firefighting helicopters chirred overhead.
But new speculative hot spots pop up as fast as others are shut down.
The global hot spots are all in Europe: places like Berlin, Prague, and Paris.
We decided to visit hot spots around the world where these activities were popular.
He owns this and whatever happens in many different hot spots across the world.
That's not even counting dinners at Caviar Russe, Petrossian or other fishy hot spots.
And it has two significant hot spots: The strata burned on both narrow ends.
Rain helped with hot spots Covey is part of the effort to recover remains.
For those who feel intimidated, local surf shops near paddleboarding hot spots offer teachers.
When personal hot spots go viral, they become cultural ones, à la Planned Parenthood.
One of the hot spots is the Pacific Northwest, specifically Seattle, Spokane and Portland.
The district had purchased three-month subscriptions for internet hot spots for 50 families.
But other hot spots are emerging across the country, including in Louisiana and Michigan.
Here's how spring break hot spots are — or aren't — responding to the coronavirus warnings.
Some hot spots glow continuously, while other areas flare up, then die back down.
They recorded 156 carcasses they believed to be poached, clustered at five hot spots.
But bus routes have not changed to mirror the city's burgeoning economic hot spots.
But wearing gloves may deter you from touching these hot spots on your face.
The desk also makes it a point not to frown upon tourist hot spots.
Europe, East Asia, and the Middle East have emerged as the latest hot spots.
Tourism hot spots have survived on private investment and by catering to the elites.
I left its bubbling for about six hours and didn't get any hot spots.
Local hot spots include Gabriel Kreuther, The Capital Grill, and the popular Magnolia Bakery.
Dozens of new Internet access points have been created, WiFi hot spots continue to grow -- with 65 hot spots by the end of 2015 and the announcement to add 80 more in 20093 -- and state-run Internet cafes have tried to lower prices.
These hot spots could be perfect places for small organisms — bacteria, for instance — to thrive.
Vanity Fair reported "annoyed" New York moms and limited availability at local dining hot spots.
Somalia, South Sudan, Burma and Afghanistan are also hot spots that large numbers are fleeing.
The parties agreed to add between 6,000 and 8,000 Wi-Fi hot spots by 2020.
What are the top hot spots American vacationers are booking in home rentals this summer?
Among the top "hot spots" were addresses known to belong to Gunningham in both cities.
" Improperly mixing the ingredients, then, "causes 'hot spots' with much more concentrated something-or-another.
Here's a look at what Trump has promised to do about some global hot spots.
Hot spots for convictions include New York, the Washington, D.C., area, Minneapolis and Los Angeles.
Authorities also said they are using drones to find hot spots still in scorched areas.
The losers are composed of stocks linked to geopolitical hot spots: Pakistan, Qatar and Russia.
As a result, software made it possible to find hot spots in the new building.
First, deploy federal public health professionals, for example, Public Health Service personnel, to hot spots.
Plan would protect 21 coral hot spots in Gulf of Mexico, the Associated Press reports.
Texas A&M has projects in several global hot spots, including Afghanistan and central Africa.
Of course, New York ranked No. 1, but the other hot spots might surprise you.
But, like many fun things in life, constantly hitting up new hot spots costs money.
But several geopolitical hot spots could keep the run-up in the energy complex alive.
The Trump administration says Americans returning from coronavirus hot spots are being screened for symptoms.
But Brazil and Mexico have dismissed fears, an approach that could create new hot spots.
Durban and the north coast is "one of South Africa's hot spots," Ms. Eisele said.
With a weakening U.S. dollar, many traditional, tourist hot spots, aren't exactly financially-friendly anymore.
Everything is oven safe to any temperature, and food is heated evenly without hot spots.
It circulates the water continuously to avoid hot spots, giving it a high safety score.
Hot spots for tourists, like Rome, are often characterized by crazy crowds and massive lines.
Their weekly "hot spots" briefings, involving intelligence issues around the globe, have remained largely collaborative.
Let's please continue the debate and move on to the subject of foreign hot spots.
In both cases, the public hot spots are available at no extra charge to paying subscribers.
The grill's vertical design allows it to hold a lot of food while minimizing hot spots.
"We&aposre going to stay vigilant, and make sure there are no hot spots," Eaby said.
Meanwhile, the two befuddled photographers by arriving and exiting hot spots around Manhattan at separate times.
Local volunteers are training to use the vehicle to put out brush fires and hot spots.
But that truce is now unraveling, and Maryinka has become one of the new hot spots.
In Los Angeles, this means that police follow patrols based on computer-forecast crime hot-spots.
However, WobbleWorks, contends that there are no hot spots on the pen to burn little fingers.
The Astros have touched down in L.A. -- and the pitchers are already hitting the hot spots!
As of October 5, 208,278 hot spots have been seen in the region using thermal sensing.
The electrical heating element is also specially insulated to prevent hot spots, ensuring evenly distributed heat.
It is also well-insulated, cooking both beans and strata very evenly, without any hot spots.
The ITS will see 72 sensors installed across 12 traffic jam hot spots in the city.
These hot spots are most heavily concentrated in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
But the hot spots for fun in the sun are notoriously inaccessible to people with disabilities.
They also heated evenly with zero hot spots and retained heat a long time after cooking.
Let's please continue the debate, and let's move on to the subject of foreign hot spots.
Hot spots Failure to ensure that ocean territories are secure promotes ungoverned spaces which criminals exploit.
Intriguingly, in most cases there was no increase of suicide by jumping at other hot spots.
He's been seen with hot women at all the L.A. hot spots ... except the Clippers games.
"The hot spots are in urban areas or communities that serve that urban area," she said.
We're starting to see hot spots emerge in other places like New Orleans and Atlanta, elsewhere.
When could the city begin to retire certain "hot spots" that they monitor as gathering locations?
They have also occasionally become hot spots of violence in the city's three months of unrest.
Alvarado also cautioned that satellites still have issues when it comes to accurately detecting hot spots.
Preying on unsuspecting travelers, no matter the gender, is a reality of many tourist hot-spots.
Homicides are surging in all of the predictable hot spots, including Acapulco, Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez.
Homicides are surging in all of the predictable hot spots, including Acapulco, Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez.
After containing the fire, crews worked on extinguishing the hot spots that were left, WWAY reported.
The cities of Berlin, London, Hong Kong, Santiago and Nairobi were pinpointed as leading hot spots.
They have also occasionally become hot spots of violence in more than three months of unrest.
It turns out that blind spots in rural health care can become hot spots of disease.
It is one of the world's hot spots of biological diversity, according to the science research.
Looking at the sun in this light, however, reveals the sun's hot spots of magnetic energy.
LA County firefighter Kevin Sleight extinguishes hot spots while battling the fire on Sunday, September 22017, 20173.
" She's taking me on what she calls the "Ann Coulter Tour of Los Angeles Immigrant Hot Spots.
In a clip announcing the return date, all the Gilmore Girls hot spots get some screen time.
The topics: debt and entitlements, immigration, economy, Supreme Court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president.
HOT SPOTS Europe's government bonds barely budged, with their yields slumping since the start of the year.
They are debt and entitlements, immigration, economy, Supreme Court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president.
Those forced from their homes were allowed back Thursday as firefighters continued to snuff out hot spots.
Dispatched fire teams are now tasked with venturing into more remote areas to check for hot spots.
It began work on the Paraguayan and Bolivian sections this year, which are hot-spots for smuggling.
The vast majority take place on land and Central Africa and South America are particular hot spots.
While there has not been a major international crisis, global hot spots abound and confrontation seems near.
Mobile surveillance stations and quick reaction forces will be stationed at vulnerable points or emerging hot spots.
"Shaving aisle, medicine aisle, Aisle 7, Aisle 6, those are the hot spots," he said, speaking softly.
Keep scrolling to see the six places Schultz predicts will be the next big travel hot spots.
His duties included welding broken water pipes and inspecting remote-controlled robots that survey radioactive hot spots.
Sydney and Melbourne remained the hot spots with annual growth at 10.6 percent and 9.1 percent respectively.
I immediately collected active-fire data from NASA — thermal anomalies, or hot spots, that are recorded daily.
Still, as president, Mr. Obama showed less interest in North Korea than in other foreign hot spots.
Italy is among the hot spots, with major cities and smaller provinces alike taking a major hit.
During the year that the cameras have been active, he's already seen violent-crime hot spots shift.
No federal agency is rallying health care workers to move to hot spots where they are needed.
" We know that physical improvements to a neighborhood make lasting impact, particularly in very specific "hot spots.
He also hinted that hot spots in the U.S. should consider closing still crowded bars and restaurants.
Not only up north, where so far the two hot spots seem to be the only ones.
In 2015, the authorities set up 35 wireless hot spots around the island and reduced access fees.
Then there are the devices that people use on those networks, like cellphones and LTE hot spots.
Many of its world-famous hot spots, including Campo Santa Margherita and the Jewish Ghetto, are deserted.
But the Evro Polis deal goes beyond the notion of outsourcing security or reconstruction in hot spots.
For a place as popular as #Bali, you're going to run into big crowds at hot spots.
CNBC takes a look at some of the major human rights hot spots identified by Amnesty International.
Some of the latest vehicles, for example, have Wi-Fi hot spots so connectivity isn't an issue.
Together the two have been traipsing around the city of lights stopping at a few touristy hot spots.
The travel concierge was able to nab a prime reservation at one of NYC's most lauded hot spots.
In hot spots like Myanmar and Sri Lanka, where misinformation has inflamed violence, posts may be taken down.
Across the city Monday afternoon, protest sites became hot spots of activity that flared up and died down.
They were seen visiting a few local hot spots together, including picking up breakfast at Goldberg's Famous Bagels.
Austin, Texas has quite a unique scene — and Hotel Indigo can direct you to the best hot spots.
Speaking of hot spots, lots of foods, like soups, need to be stirred in the middle of microwaving.
You've already been seen back at the local hot spots, but maybe you're ripe for some Mischa-time.
Spoiler alert: For a handful of these hot spots, you may need to be raking in six figures.
Even on weekends, Ari's hot spots have free seats and ample breathing room — a rarity in bustling Bangkok.
A 2023 study by the National Academy of Sciences concluded that stops targeting crime hot spots lower violence.
We like high-risk places, said Sargeant, whose dealmaking has taken him to hot spots such as Iraq.
They can speak multiple languages, function as internet hot spots, and even star in their own Pixar franchise.
The fire department reportedly extinguished the fire and all hot spots at the hangar by the early afternoon.
And when they're not watching those hot spots, they're looking for the traditional safety plays: gold and bonds.
The aroma of ashes blows with the stiff prairie wind, and residents remain unnerved by smoldering hot spots.
The pre-cut strips help prevent blisters, chafing and hot spots caused by shoes rubbing against the skin.
For families without laptops or internet access, the district was working to provide computers and internet hot spots.
"We like high-risk places," said Sargeant, whose dealmaking has taken him to hot spots such as Iraq.
The tight-knit nature of the partnership is already on display in several of Iraq's security hot spots.
Now, it is just one of several potential hot spots between a more assertive China and its neighbors.
Tech Tip Q. Some of us in the boonies must rely entirely on cellular Wi-Fi hot spots.
The agency said 5,062 fire "hot spots" had been detected in six Indonesian provinces, as of Wednesday morning.
So Dr. Kaiho set out to determine the mass extinction hot spots in the Mesozoic real estate market.
However, in the three biggest hot-spots outside China, cases spiked higher in South Korea, Italy and Iran.
Around midnight, firefighters were still opening up hot spots to make sure that the fire was completely extinguished.
He believes travelers miss out on authentic moments that can be found between hot spots riddled with tourists.
The night life hot spots of the Gaslamp Quarter are about 2707 minutes to the south by car.
But beyond the headlines, lurks a menacing trend line that is making global hot spots — like Afghanistan — hotter.
In the hottest of hot spots, the staff have the time to cater only to millionaires and billionaires.
A few ground stations, called teleports, will bounce Kacific-1's signal to antennas, creating internet hot spots.
They found that hydrogen molecules are spewing from the moon, which suggests hot spots on the world's hidden ocean.
"We actually tried to use microwave warming, which failed terribly due to hot spots in the tissue," Brockbank said.
However, many of these hot spots are already being used in other ways, like for farming and livestock grazing.
Brenner said in the U.S., 20-year corporates and 30-year Treasurys were the hot spots in Wednesday's market.
Three states — New York, Texas and Washington — are the "leading measles hot-spots" in the U.S., per Precision Vaccinations.
In hot spots such as Delhi, air-conditioning can make up half the power load on a summer's day.
To find these pollution "hot spots," researchers installed air quality monitoring equipment on two Google Street View mapping cars.
The company plans to distribute the devices — which could be laptops, phones, tablets, or hot spots — over five years.
But the area has also been designated by the government as one of the country's next tourism hot spots.
The Slide, at 157 Bleecker Street, was one of our city's earliest gay hot spots, dating to the 1890s.
The crew didn't say why, but told Caron that there were hot spots and moisture patches in the panels.
They also create subsidy "hot spots," or industry clusters to that the benefits of subsidies inure to downstream producers.
Here are five swanky below-sea-level hot spots where the ultra-wealthy can have a truly immersive experience.
Obama administration staff members, their barhopping chronicled in the gossip pages, have hit the 14th Street hot spots hard.
She put her hands on pipes, felt for hot spots, peered into gauges, cocked an ear for wrong sounds.
He's also repeatedly knocked Trump for not having comprehensive strategies for a slew of global hot spots, including Syria.
Wi-Fi hot spots can be easily found, just by looking for crowds of young Cubans gathered in clusters.
It complicated the Security Council's agenda in the midst of crises in Syria, Yemen, Libya and other hot spots.
Portland residents like Mary Peveto said that to her, the revelation of the cadmium hot spots was no surprise.
When a larger fan moves air, it circulates the air throughout a room, eliminating hot spots and cold spots.
This helps to eliminate blisters and hot spots, while keeping your feet comfortable for extended periods on the trail. 
Installing roadside barriers and clearing roadside objects in "hot spots" could substantially reduce the fatality risk from these crashes.
"We focus on hot spots of interest, and we try to provide the back story as well," he said.
Gavin Newsom of California and Jay Inslee of Washington, two states that have been hot spots for the virus.
We like: The location and close proximity to LA hot spots like Nobu, Malibu Farm, and Malibu Country Mart.
Conservation teams stationed in poaching hot spots are best positioned to anticipate emerging threats like these and respond quickly.
Dining hot spots include Upper Modern Bistro (contemporary French), Chachawan (Thai), 208 Duecento Otto (Italian) and Frantzen's Kitchen (Nordic).
In 2014, New York received a half-million-dollar grant to lend internet hot spots to low-income families.
"These cities, where employment is scarce, have become hot spots of unrest," particularly as the government cut back subsidies.
Smoke continued to rise from the site as firefighters worked to control the flames and hot spots that remained.
Hot spots can emerge in the mantle, creating a conduit for molten rock in the plate toward the surface.
Helping stem the pandemic in Wuhan or emergent hot spots matters to the citizens of Seattle and New Rochelle.
The grazing format makes it easier to hit two hot spots in one trip to the Gay Village neighborhood.
The task force's initial focus will be to plot hot spots where the drones have been sighted, he said.
" Ms. Horstman added, "This area of southwest Florida and in the panhandle are hot spots for illegal dolphin feedings.
Lake Taal is also a popular attraction and many of the towns in the vicinity are tourism hot spots.
In hot spots around the world, Facebook has been blamed for helping extremists spread ethnic hatred and provoke violence.
He kept clubbing through the 1990s at hot spots like the Roxy, SqueezeBox and, his favorite, the Sound Factory.
A city worker will drive a van to hot spots for panhandlers and offer jobs until five people accept.
Asia and Europe were hot spots as Chinese investment in residential and commercial Asian property increased over 350 percent.
In addition to showing where friends are, the map shows hot spots, or red areas where crowds are gathering.
Officers who used to wait in hot spots for drug dealing or violence now spend more time answering calls.
The scandal's apparently not stopping Kraft from hitting up Hollywood hot spots this weekend, though ... just business as usual.
"We are behind schedule on the installation of these hot spots," Greece's Yiannis Mouzalas told Austrian newspaper Der Standard.
UK ISP Virgin Media is expanding its public Wi-Fi network by co-opting customers' home routers as hot spots.
No matter the reason, stars have influenced the menus of hot spots in big cities, gourmet chains, and hometown favorites.
Ultimately, Facebook wants to launch 13,000 Aquilas and move them around the globe to create hot spots wherever they're needed.
ET. Topics up for discussion are immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president.
The EU bodies will set aside €120 million (about $135 million USD) to fund the launch of these hot spots.
The countries of East Africa, where this series was photographed, are one of the hot spots for this population explosion.
Chazdon and her team then identified restoration hot spots, regions that scored in the top 10 percent in their evaluation.
Particular hot spots include Arctic regions, which are heating up at twice the rate of the rest of the world.
Most of the exploitation happened on farms, with the construction and timber industries also flagged as hot spots for abuse.
Also new is the option for 3G mobile hot spots on the unlimited plan, which previously hadn't offered the feature.
It lets them see victims through dense smoke, but also spot hot spots or fires that are burning inside walls.
Shops that had seen a sharp spike in sales thanks to Pokémon hot spots settled back into their normal routines.
In the inaugural poll in 2016, experts named Berlin, London, Hong Kong, and Santiago as the global city hot spots.
Is it right down there towards the bottom with some of the toughest emerging geopolitical hot spots you operate in?
Her priorities have pivoted from happy hours in hot spots to... happy hours on her couch with a face mask.
The overall heating is a lot less than the Shuttle, though local hot spots on Skylon need local cooling systems.
This tour hits hot spots in the Campo de' Fiori open-air market, the Trastevere neighborhood and the Jewish quarter.
Whether that approach will inflame political violence—especially in hot spots like the Pacific Northwest—or deter it remains uncertain.
But losses spread beyond the two hot spots, with South Africa's rand, Russia's rouble and China's yuan all booking losses.
Instead, species in various "hot spots," as he calls them, are likely to be affected by a warming world, too.
Last year, the government began putting WiFi hot spots in city parks and major hotels, but connecting is still costly.
Designed to dramatically reduce friction, these socks are perfect for long-distance runners looking to avoid blisters and hot spots.
The military estimates that the rebels have more than 5,000 guerrilla fighters in dozens of hot spots across the country.
But the roof remained hot, and some 40 minutes after the workers left, one of the hot spots flared up.
A case in point: the Lamborghini racetrack events that Dubuis has organized in moneyed hot spots from Palm Springs, Calif.
Both cities are hot spots in the region's Ebola crisis, and the commission blamed the outbreak in announcing the exclusion.
Using historical records and geologic measurements, they can highlight potential seismic hot spots and the kinds of tremors they face.
"The European Union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from China and other hot spots," he said.
Chubb also scans for hot spots behind walls, which might indicate that a light switch could be a fire hazard.
Last week, US companies like Facebook or Google began discussing how to track infection hot spots using anonymized location data.
If it can be contained to hot spots and a trickle of new cases, the political impact may be moderate.
As traders seek to divine the risks of geopolitical hot spots, this appears to be weighing on the American currency.
Superyachts belonging to billionaires all over the world pop up in a few Caribbean hot spots during the holiday season.
The ceramic provides even heating, preventing hot spots and temperature fluctuations so you can apply heat safely to your hair.
Ceramic plates hold heat well and provide even heat distribution, preventing any hot spots on the plates can cause damage.
Nearly half of the top 15 hot spots identified in his paper have been stricken with measles this year, Hotez said.
Devine and Wallace have forged a partnership in which Facebook finances hot spots in several villages and Isizwe monitors their upkeep.
Restaurants to close The impact may be felt, nevertheless, if policymakers try to eat at hot spots around town on Thursday.
The fire was mostly extinguished, but the Roswell Fire Department remained on the scene, putting water on hot spots, Bateman said.
The continent already has many of the world's lightning hot spots, with storms that can be extremely destructive and, sometimes, deadly.
This finding may help people identify and monitor biodiversity hot spots in Antarctica, Bokhorst said in an email to The Verge.
"In the future we think tourism investment has huge potential with hot spots starting to spring up," the tourism body said.
One of the nation's hot spots for refining and other chemical processing, Houston is especially vulnerable to hurricanes and other flooding.
London has other free Wi-Fi services, like The Cloud, a network of more than 20,000 hot spots powered by Sky.
Sprint aims to give cell phones, tablets, laptops or mobile hot spots to students who do not have internet at home.
Seamounts are exactly that—mountains in the sea—and they serve as ecological "hot spots" to thriving communities of unique species.
More opaque regions represent where hot spots were detected multiple times, while the color and symbol indicate the type of eruption.
New start-up ecosystems can be found in emerging hot spots — from Santiago, Chile, and Sao Paulo, Brazil, to south Florida.
Dr. Nevio Zagaria, head of the WHO's office in Yemen, said in a statement that the organization has identified hot spots.
A single payer provides a single data system -- making transparent egregious prices, utilization hot spots and innovations that have gone awry.
The report also identified what it called "smuggling hot spots," roughly 250 hubs along smuggling routes where migrants and smugglers congregate.
In an interview Monday on CNBC's "Closing Bell," Glick pointed to the success of that model in Silicon Valley hot spots.
Today, that young man or woman is following in the footsteps of my teammates in Afghanistan and other global hot spots.
The confluence of hot spots around the globe is testing Trump as he nears the 100-day mark of his presidency.
Its crystalline waters, night clubs, restaurants and hip hotels make it one of the biggest tourist hot spots in the state.
But Mayor Levine said Zika spreads easily because it is asymptomatic in most people, making the hot spots hard to find.
The agency also noted that most HIV infections are now highly concentrated in certain "geographic hot spots" in the United States.
The virus has hit New York and Washington especially hard but a new wave of coronavirus hot spots is already emerging.
Commandos were also deployed in key nations that neighbor terror hot spots, including Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Mauritania, Morocco, Ethiopia, and Djibouti.
"He could have served in more or less peaceful places, in the capital, but Igor Ivanovich chose hot spots," Konyushkov said.
These men and women keep a watchful eye on global hot spots, frequently serving alongside U.S. troops in extremely dangerous places.
HEADLINES FROM THE HOT SPOTS: Power Up's continuing look at how the virus is affecting states and cities throughout the country.
When he arrived, Flay made sure to stop by hot spots like Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, and the Spanish Steps.
They include the emergence of new and worsening hot spots, relatively lax quarantine initiatives, and exponentially increasing death and infection rates.
Hot spots: Italy reported 41 new coronavirus deaths on Thursday, a big jump in the toll there (now 148 over all).
Other hot spots are Camp de Mar, just below Port Andratx, and Son Vida, just outside the main city of Palma.
Meanwhile, record warm oceans are sickening coral reefs from Australia to Florida, in some cases permanently killing these biodiversity hot spots.
We also identified several hot spots where urban development has increased in coastal flood zones, including New York City and Miami.
Foreign policy has long been Graham's area of expertise; he spent many years traveling to international hot spots with Arizona Sen.
The last 2 were The Roger Room and The Nice Guy ... hot spots that are practically next door to each other.
And it may mean there are special underwater hot spots in this subsurface ocean, where frigid water is interacting with heated rocks.
That's because similar hot spots are also found in the oceans of Earth and are home to lots of deep-sea creatures.
For high-end markets, those staggering sums are multiples higher than the average going rate for weekly rentals in vacation hot spots.
The latest paper -- "version 2.0," he called it -- looks at the entire country and picks up hot spots that his analysis missed.
International hot spots in Europe and the Middle East, and, of course, the continuing controversy over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Previously, after parties have been hosted around Manhattan at hot spots like the Boom Boom Room at The Standard and Gilded Lily.
" Campbell added that police would go where they knew there was poverty and "call them 'Hot-Spots' and put 123 cops there.
It profiles more than a dozen hot spots around the globe, including those on the Juan de Fuca Ridge, home to Godzilla.
Internationally, Turkey is part of the coalition against ISIS and has seen the group successfully carry out suicide attacks tourism hot spots.
SafeCity users anonymously report violence, harassment and sexual assault in public places and the platform aggregates these incidents into risk hot spots.
But now, with my bionic arm and my (slightly) more mature roster of hot spots, I feel less vulnerable when it happens.
Fashionista reports that audience members were asked to turn off Wi-Fi on their phones, as well as any personal hot spots.
We've made a pact to try more bars and hot spots in NYC while we still live here and can afford it.
Hot spots observed in the new study, with size corresponding logarithmically to intensity (a spot twice as large is ten times brighter).
The consortium plans to service short and medium haul flights to tourism hot spots, making use of Condor's expertise in that sector.
Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape at UB Art Galleries in Buffalo examines the nuclear past and future of the United States.
But this backfill is toxic, and these "hot spots" can have radiation levels up to 20143 times greater than the surrounding area.
The hot spots around the black hole at the center of the galaxy seem to orbit just a little outside this boundary.
This prairie city of almost 2100,2234 also tops Livability's list of up-and-coming tech hot spots, pointing to a bright future.
The aircraft are also used in military training and to help combat wildfires, using thermal imaging cameras to look for hot spots.
Not only does it cut down on commute time for remote workers, but it also turns vacant businesses into community hot spots.
By identifying and aggressively patrolling "hot spots," as determined by the software, the police wanted to deter crime before it ever happened.
Homegrown militants in the Philippines are increasingly turning their focus to holiday hot-spots, potentially spelling trouble for the tourist-dependent economy.
In Bogota, women security committees monitor neighborhoods to identify and map hot spots of crimes, especially those affecting women, including sexual violence.
The future flows of migrants from Syria and other hot spots will probably be determined by the outcome of the presidential contest.
It also wasn't enough to just identify these places; I travel in search of answers to why these hot spots are unique.
The topics include debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots and the candidates' fitness to be president.
"The Iron Orchard," directed by Ty Roberts, is set in Texas , in hot spots ranging from Dead Lake Field to Glasscock County.
Officials made the announcement after no hot spots were detected within the fire's perimeter for more than two months, the release said.
Yet for those wanting to stay within U.S. borders, however, the publication recommended domestic hot spots such as Columbus, Honolulu and Indianapolis.
In 2012 she was mentioned in a Vanity Fair article toasting the "ladies who lunched" at Manhattan hot spots like Le Cirque.
The World Health Organization has stockpiled a vaccine that could be used as soon as next week in known cholera hot spots.
Topics: Six 200063-minute segments: debt and entitlements; immigration; the economy; the Supreme Court; foreign hot spots; and fitness to be president.
And with the election nearing, the government set up separate polling stations for those who have recently returned from coronavirus hot spots.
The group plans to identify hot spots for violence, allowing the government to focus its scarce resources on the most dangerous places.
Some administration officials have painted a harrowing portrait of the spread of COVID-19 in U.S. "hot spots" —especially New York City.
If built, the dams would flood regions around Madidi National Park in Bolivia's northwest, considered one of the world's biodiversity hot spots.
Crema, just miles away from major hot spots Rome and Milan, is under lockdown, and the beautiful town has gone eerily quiet.
The administration will focus on more than 103 "hot spots" in the U.S. that annually account for half of new H.I.V. infections.
Ebola treatment centers have been repeatedly attacked, leaving government health officials to run clinics in the hot spots like Butembo and Katwa.
He said crews were working on hot spots to make sure the fire does not creep into residential areas in the south.
Earlier on Saturday, Trump told reporters he was considering the quarantine because the states had become "hot spots" for the novel coronavirus.
HEADLINES FROM THE HOT SPOTS: The coronavirus pandemic is international in scope and has engaged almost every facet of the federal government.
The federal largesse will aid hospitals, unemployed workers and businesses, welcome relief for hot spots such as New York and New Orleans.
The extra data can be used from March 25 to April 30 and applies both to regular phone plans and hot spots.
He also said that some domestic restrictions, such as limiting travel to hot spots like Washington State or California, might be necessary.
"Stop and frisk" was thus introduced and institutionalized as a method for physically confronting and aggressively apprehending potential criminals in hot spots.
Since the show has been off the air since 2004, predictably many of the hot spots they visited are no longer around.
But locals living in tourist hot spots can end up finding the opposite, with throngs of visitors bringing overcrowding and antisocial behavior.
Their first stops have not been Michelin-starred hot spots or establishment restaurants, but low-key eateries that tend to draw families.
These gadgets can heat formula and breast milk without hot spots so you don&apost have to boil water in a pan.
International options are not too shabby, either, with several free days at the Alpine hot spots Verbier, Val d'Isère and St. Anton.
Long a favorite of package tourists and budget travelers, Kailua-Kona may not have the lush landscapes of other Hawaiian hot spots.
Athens has promised to do better and open new "hot spots" — centers where asylum seekers can wait for a decision on their applications.
Those average numbers hide the potential for major – even life-changing – pay raises, because the truth is there are hot spots for employment.
During the trip, DiCaprio and Agdal were seen enjoying a few local hot spots together, including picking up breakfast at Goldberg's Famous Bagels.
JetSmarter created a shuttle service between hot spots like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami, on which members could book seats for free.
One of these cases features two newspaper articles that discuss the Niagara Falls hot spots and slag pile that was moved to Michigan.
This makes JLR the second automaker after General Motors to offer an unlimited data plan for its in-car Wi-Fi hot spots.
Instead analysts see Comcast leveraging a network of Wi-Fi hot spots it has built out in recent years to provide wireless service.
Google thinks you'll want to use this feature to flex your knowledge of local hot spots when out-of-towners come to visit.
But nipples aren't just powerful political tools or fashion accessories, they're also hot spots for pleasure and an often under-appreciated erogenous zone.
The data from fentanyl strips can also tell public health officials where fentanyl hot spots are located, helpful information for warning drug users.
Just recently, NASA announced that Cassini had found hydrogen in those plumes — a strong indicator of hot spots on the moon's ocean floor.
Representatives from Lyft gave away $50 credits for new users, as well as 20 percent off discounts to Pokemon Go Crawl hot spots.
Air pollution hot spots UNICEF said its air pollution report uses satellite imagery to show the global scope of the air pollution problem.
The results, published today in Nature Geoscience, show that there are widespread "hot spots" of water-rich volcanic material beyond the Moon's poles.
Ultimately, when locations are reported, hot spots — or areas where several incidents of harassment have been documented — can be aggregated on the map.
With new explosions in the city damaging 10 homes and hot spots still a risk, Notley is not yet allowing residents to return.
Now cities can use that data to do surgical interventions, like identifying hot spots that need more trash cans or more frequent cleanup.
CEO Dion Weisler told CNBC that the company was staying ahead of the competition by mapping out the hot spots for PC growth.
And through all that, it has to lock the foot in place in order to avoid friction issues like hot spots and blisters.
At any moment over the next four years, these regional hot spots could erupt and demand a decision about sending soldiers into combat.
For software, the hot spots are Baltimore; Pittsburgh; the greater Portland, Oregon area; the greater Washington, D.C., area; and the greater Boston area.
Countries that will see scaled-back efforts include Congo, Haiti, Rwanda and China, all nations that are considered hot spots for potential epidemics.
Travel to so-called hot spots no longer stands out as an automatic sign of danger, especially when there is a reasonable explanation.
So, as other countries join in military action against extremists in the world's hot spots, can't they send their own carriers into action?
Under Mayor de Blasio, New York City recently began an innovative program that refashions old public pay phones into Wi-Fi hot spots.
Gerhard Koller, a regional police spokesman, said fences would be built around "hot spots" on the border to control the flow of migrants.
"Be aware that there may be hot spots when you're traveling," she said, "but it's beautiful, friendly, safe, and the food is amazing."
For this reason, governments have established spaces, but they tend to cluster in "hot spots" where the sheer number of species is higher.
Measuring levels of pollution was not the goal of the research, let alone the discovery of a citywide grid of toxic hot spots.
So when we look at a dangerous neighborhood, generally what we're seeing is not a whole neighborhood but two or three hot spots.
Bidders had been especially interested in Air Berlin subsidiary Niki, which operates short-haul flights from Germany and Austria to tourist hot spots.
But local economic problems led to some hot spots, particularly Atlantic City, New Jersey's distressed gambling hub, said Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac vice president.
Over $100 million has been allocated to clean up the Da Nang airport, one of 28 "hot spots" for defoliant contamination in Vietnam.
Hospitals in coronavirus hot spots like Seattle and New York are postponing elective surgeries, hoping to conserve their resources as the outbreak escalates.
And when city parks and train stations become gathering places for migrants and, coincidentally or not, crime hot spots, people feel less safe.
The Trump administration will focus on more than 50 "hot spots" in the U.S. that annually account for half of new H.I.V. infections.
I also knew that the hot spots where the militants conducted their attacks tended to be in southern Kashmir, miles away from Gulmarg.
A high school student at the time, Mr. Pimlott and a group of friends helped douse hot spots as firefighters swarmed his neighborhood.
"The situation is under control even though there are still some hot spots in the provinces," Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said Saturday evening.
Some may be the result of exposures days earlier, but tracking where people went over the weekend could reveal new transmission hot spots.
Other major US cities are emerging as hot spots for the coronavirus as their numbers are on the rise, including Chicago and Detroit.
The tribe purchased iPads and Wi-Fi hot spots to allow doctors to check in on residents virtually and organized food distribution points.
Anyone who books at a local hotel gets a free Lucerne Visitors Card for using city transport and abundant Wi-Fi hot spots.
Armed forces here could be called on in conflicts over the Korean Peninsula, Taiwan, the South China Sea or other regional hot spots.
Some have white patches so bright, they seem poised to burn through: traces of "hot spots" of nuclear contamination, according to the artist.
Even though the new hourly rates were equivalent to about 10 percent of the median monthly salary, the hot spots were wildly popular.
With a smaller investment, we can also try to get ahead of pandemics by working with communities in hot spots of emerging diseases.
By the end of the day, I did have a few hot spots on my Achilles, but that went away after one wear.
Rescue workers were looking for more victims as hot spots cooled and debris was removed, said Atlanta Fire Rescue Department spokesman Cortez Stafford.
It is between two of the city's drug "hot spots" in Central Square, which are responsible for 30 percent of the overdose calls.
De Blasio's plans to visit the primary hot spots buttress comments he has previously made about keeping the door open on a run.
Workers were using heavy-duty backpack blowers to clear debris on the ground and firefighters were spraying the remaining hot spots with water.
These socks are knitted to be seamless in the toe box, eliminating possible hot spots where your boot or shoe may be narrow.
While you're there, you can also visit tourist hot spots like the Yamazaki River, Nagoya Castle and the Yamazaki Mazak Museum of Art.
Now, about 7,300 American commandos operate in 92 countries — many in shadow wars against terrorists in Yemen, Libya, Somalia and other hot spots.
A survey of developing countries identified chicken coops and urban wastewater treatment facilities as potential "hot spots" for the swapping of resistance genes.
Buncombe County is one of many "anti-vaxxer hot spots" in the country where the number of nonmedical exemptions, and unvaccinated children, is increasing.
Recently, the Cassini spacecraft detected hydrogen in the plumes of Enceladus, which indicates that there may be "hot spots" on the moon's ocean floor.
Whether you're in the mood for something light or want some serious chow, you can't go wrong at any of these local hot spots.
Other Caribbean hot spots have higher unnatural death rates Recent circumstances surrounding some deaths in the Dominican Republic catapulted the country into the spotlight.
On Thursday, the LAFD tested a drone that used thermal imaging to sniff out hot spots, directing firefighters to areas in need of attention.
Europe plans to add thousands of free Wi-Fi hot spots to public spaces across all EU members countries over the next few years.
"All containment lines continued to hold throughout the day with the rain assisting in extinguishing hot spots and smoldering fire," the latest report read.
So you might see these sort of hot spots, of people who've communities essentially that have resisted it, but it hasn't become a thing.
I have attended almost all major protests in the past two months and I have found the hot spots for confrontation are police stations.
The clever thing about this system is that it automatically targets hot-spots, as those areas are where the water vapor will condense first.
Down the road, Flywheel envisions putting a Samsung tablet in the backseat for passengers to access Wi-Fi hot spots and entertainment, Bhambani said.
One of their rallying cries is "plants over pills," and they&aposre not just coming from the usual legal pot hot-spots like Colorado.
As for where the hot spots are for Canadian cloud companies, you shouldn't be surprised that they're based in the country's major population centers.
Facebook's ISP partner in Kenya, Surf, says it has 1,100 Express Wi-Fi hot spots in the country, up from 100 in February 2017.
Areas outlined in red represent hot spots where the satellite's Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) detected warm surface temperatures caused by the fires.
Almost half of those are outside the major population centers and typical STD hot spots of Kansas City, St. Louis and its adjacent county.
Here are some examples: In Philadelphia, officers were sent to crime "hot spots," provided with timely intelligence on repeat violent offenders in the area.
That should be something we'll see on most, if not all, ARM-powered Windows 10 laptops, enabling connectivity away from Wi-Fi hot spots.
The fire department also tweeted that they would remain at the scene for several hours to extinguish the hot spots into the early morning.
Instead, staffers had gone into every available electronics store in Maidenhead and bought up piles of new laptops and prepaid Wi-Fi hot spots.
San Bernardino National Forest firefighters put out hot spots along State Highway 154 in the Santa Ynez Valley of Santa Barbara County in July.
Cubans flock every day to hundreds of Huawei supplied Wi-Fi hot spots and the firm is now helping to wire the first homes.
In fact, the two were just spotted all over L.A. a few weeks ago, hitting Lakers games and all the finest Hollywood hot spots.
Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, believes there will be more clarity on what's happening in the geopolitical hot spots next week.
Our current theories can pretty much explain the pattern of cold and hot spots across the sky, except there appears to be an anomaly.
The president said he would like to discuss other hot spots, like Syria, Ukraine and North Korea, during an in-person meeting with Putin.
After all, hotels, community pools and recreational hot spots probably are not checking their water every day, and pool chemistry changes all the time.
You can see that in Roy Moore's candidacy, the battle over the Holy Land, and any number of religious hot spots around the world.
Countries like Montenegro, Romania, and Panama have been long overlooked by tourists because of their location near hot spots like Italy and Costa Rica.
This cool innovation reduces styling time while increasing hold, improving shine, and preventing 'hot spots' from forming and frying certain parts of your strands.
The Russian plan propose a series of meetings with U.S. officials on a number of foreign hot spots including Afghanistan, Ukraine and North Korea.
Beauty products are one of the hot spots in retail, as it's one of the few categories where millennials want to spend their money.
We love how well these pans brown food and didn't notice any hot spots, even when the pan wasn't perfectly centered on the burner.
The president has actively sought to undermine intelligence findings related to not just Russia but also other hot spots like Iran and North Korea.
California's deadliest wildfire, which started November 8, remained 98% contained after rain helped firefighters extinguish some of the hot spots, Cal Fire said Saturday.
Note how the iPhone 6s shows the hot spots from an open window, and how smooth the iPhone 7 Plus handles the same image.
Puerto Ricans have complained since at least the 1990s that neighborhoods near power stations were hot spots for asthma, respiratory diseases and other illnesses.
Fixing our infrastructure not only helps move commerce daily, it's how we get from home to school, work, or to our local hot spots!
We don't need to use three year averages of crime to identify big areas of a city that could be crime hot spots anymore.
"The most important part is to go into the hot spots of the injury reasons and then take it from that side," Skaardal said.
Hot spots: The virus is now present in every country in the European Union, officials said on Tuesday, after Cyprus reported its first cases.
Topics chosen by moderator Chris Wallace include debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots, and fitness to be president.
The exhibition also gains traction from its location in Art in General's space in Dumbo, one of New York's Silicon Valley-like hot spots.
These troubling trends mean that California still has pockets of unvaccinated people and that those hot spots are at risk for a future outbreak.
Police and National Guard troops are deployed to warn visitors they must self-quarantine, as local resentment builds toward people fleeing coronavirus hot spots.
Police and National Guard troops are deployed to warn visitors they must self-quarantine, as local resentment builds toward people fleeing coronavirus hot spots.
And the service eschews typical bus stops, dropping passengers instead at hot spots like Sweet Sue's in Phoenicia and Scribner's Catskill Lodge in Hunter.
The team found the venue, a former warehouse called Spazio Punch on Giudecca, away from the pressing crowds of the city's tourist hot spots.
He said the administration was monitoring the situation in Italy, South Korea, Japan and other "hot spots," but would not commit to any action.
And lawmakers across the country were boarding planes Monday morning to return to the nation's capital, including those from coronavirus hot-spots including Seattle.
For his part, Peterson remains steadfastly focused on cats, which keep showing up with thyroid hot spots that need to be injected with radiation.
The volcano is surrounded by a lake, which is a popular attraction and many of the towns in the vicinity are tourism hot spots.
The line of contact between Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijan is strategically significant; it is one of those hot spots that could destabilize the Caucasus.
This year's hot spots are the most numerous since devastating blazes in 2015, as an El Nino weather pattern exacerbates the annual dry spell.
There are hot spots of above-average heating off the northeastern US and South America, while the waters below Greenland are colder than usual.
Over a preparatory caramel roll and slice of pecan pie, they set up a war room of laptops, mobile hot spots, and other gear.
Then in 2010, data from Europe's Venus Express spacecraft revealed several hot spots that suggested lava had flowed as recently as 250,000 years ago.
The area is outside 183, the district that in the 2000s transformed a cluster of abandoned factories into one of Asia's art hot spots.
The International Livestock Research Institute identified Indonesia, besides Myanmar, Nigeria, Peru and Vietnam, as future hot spots for AMR based on livestock intensification patterns.
The fire was put out late in the afternoon, the fire marshal's office said, though firefighters were still having to deal with hot spots.
While the state is at the epicenter of the problem, there are hot spots, including other parts of the East Coast, California and Texas.
Cellphones, hot spots and any other devices emitting a signal were confiscated from everyone on Air Force One — yes, even from the president himself.
The focus in the Bel-Air hills had turned to digging out burning embers and cooling down any hot spots that could easily ignite.
The gold coated ceramic plates heat up quickly and maintain an even temperature, eliminating the chance for any hair damaging hot spots as well.
Virgin Media's hot spots aren't available to non-subscribers at all, while BT's can be accessed by customers from other ISPs for a small fee.
"My audience is interested in fresh destinations offering rich cultural experiences, not just hot spots where you can get the perfect Instagram shot," she says.
Virgin partnered with AvroKO Hospitality Group, which owns New York City hot spots Saxon + Parole, Genuine Liquorette and Ghost Donkey, to execute the restaurant concepts.
And you must, absolutely must, get pierced at one of the many historic hot spots scattered all over the island (and in some outer boroughs).
Hitting all the hot spots you've read about is a perfectly good way to see a city, but nothing beats a local showing you around.
The New York sour, a pre-Prohibition relic distinguished with a float of red wine, is in vogue at ABC Pony, among other hot spots.
Cheaper fuel prices and a strong dollar have made visiting many hot spots more affordable this year, said Patrick Surry, chief data scientist for Hopper.com.
Put together, these hot spots span an area totaling 101 million hectares, about the size of Spain and Sweden put together, scattered around the world.
Another man said he had retrieved ISIS members and their families from smuggling hot spots along the Turkish border, some speaking languages he didn't understand.
"This will give us information about the exposure of painted and unpainted cows to predation risks, and where the conflict hot spots are," he said.
Its mission: to create growth and jobs outside the huge hubs, like Silicon Valley or Singapore, that we usually think of as entrepreneurial hot spots.
They're spiritual leaders from the largest ashram in Rishikesh -- one of India's spiritual hot spots -- and they're here to carry the message of yoga's power.
Depending on whom you ask, spring break trips to perennial hot spots in Mexico, Florida and Puerto Rico are becoming a thing of the past.
For engineering, the hot spots are Grand Rapids, Michigan; the greater Portland, Oregon area; Pittsburgh; the greater Seattle area; and the greater Washington, D.C. area.
Another effort by the Detroit Community Technology Project has helped bring free wireless hot spots to seven neighborhoods and is trying to reach more places.
"Kaliningrad is really one of the last big hot spots," said Anna Tufvesson, the regional environmental project coordinator for the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency.
Forest Hills Stadium has started booking shows again after over 30 years of silence, and Ridgewood venues like Trans-Pecos have become grimy hot spots.
By overlaying those paths they saw "hot spots" where students, faculty members and guests might naturally congregate, like areas around whiteboards on conference room doors.
And to ensure consistent cooking across the content of your pot, the 360-degree directional pump circulates the water and eliminates any cold/hot spots.
The governor's office recently announced detailed plans to attack mosquito hot spots: cemeteries, abandoned houses, auto junkyards, unsealed septic tanks and piles of old tires.
Intersection is best known for its successful transformation of NYC's 7,500 pay-phones into free internet kiosks that act as hot-spots and advertising space.
There have been internal discussions about restricting travel in some way to areas in Washington state and other places considered hot spots for the virus.
The debate will cover debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots, and "fitness to be president" — topics selected by Wallace.
Targets of militant attacks have included hotels and hot spots frequented by foreigners, as well as symbols of the Indonesian state, such as police stations.
Vickers wanted the DIA to focus on doing analysis and traditional gathering; Flynn wanted its operatives out in hot spots supporting soldiers on the ground.
The U.S. outbreak is accelerating with hot spots in California, Washington state and New York, which has more than half of the 69,000 U.S. cases.
The U.S. outbreak is accelerating, with hot spots in California, Washington state and New York state, which has more than half of the U.S. cases.
Instead, these special agents have been confined largely to desk duty, the people say, or assigned field tasks far from hot spots in the rainforest.
High in the Andes Mountains in Colombia, a reforestation project led by SavingSpecies works to protect one of the world's most renowned bio hot spots.
The pledge the companies plan to implement also calls for them to open public Wi-Fi hot spots and waive late fees for 60 days.
Ms. Lohan said this mix of a clientele is by design, in part because most of the island hot spots cater to the sunset crowd.
Upstate New York and the cities of Rochester, Buffalo and Syracuse are the hot spots for lake-enhanced snow in the United States, forecasters say.
All the while, the scientists monitored a handful of "hot spots" in the brain which, previous work had shown, were strongly related to memory encoding.
Stock prices tumbled on fears that the virus would do real harm to the global economy, and new hot spots expanded in Italy and Iran.
Particularly if you're moving into roasting or baking in your toaster oven, it's a good idea to check whether the appliance has any hot spots.
Still, the paper is likely to open up new research about why sea-level hot spots seem to wander up and down the American coastline.
Depending on the original temperature of the milk, heating can take longer than other warmers, but when it's finished, the milk has fewer hot spots.
We visited two heavily patrolled borders that have become hot spots in the global refugee crisis — between the U.S. and Mexico, and Hungary and Serbia.
The deal is distinct from the common practice of oil majors and other corporations outsourcing security in hot spots in the Middle East and elsewhere.
The researchers are also finding perennial pollution hot spots, like the spiraling approach to the Manhattan Bridge that Dr. Jack encounters on his daily ride.
Only a handful were talking to those relatives by video chat, which is usually the most popular activity in the hot spots spread across Havana.
The apartment is described as a "lovely, warm home" and is located near a number of Amsterdam hot spots including Leidseplein, Museumplein and the Vondelpark.
After warning me about potential hot spots, my trainer started using the radio frequency device on my neck, which was so unbelievably uncomfortable and hot.
Colombia, where I have also been working the past few years, is one of 36 global biodiversity hot spots, Earth's most biologically rich terrestrial regions.
This encouraged a mass exodus from Milan and other northern cities, spreading the virus from existing hot spots to regions with relatively few reported infections.
They were told to monitor current events, keep an eye on community bulletin boards inside houses of worship and look for "hot spots" of trouble.
People living near Kacific hot spots will be able to stop by their grocery store or gas station and pick up vouchers for internet access.
Ever curious, you're quite the consumer of information; you know all the best hot spots and trends, which makes you the group's arbiter of taste.
Restricting industrial activities like fishing, shipping, and deep seabed mining in biodiversity hot spots would go a long way toward restoring ocean health, they say.
If you're a Virgin Media subscriber, you'll be able to access the public hot spots (where available) by downloading the company's app for iOS and Android.
The source said that Haley made clear in private conversations, as well as during her confirmation hearings, how she felt about global hot spots like Russia.
While we may want to go to those impossible-to-get-into hot spots, sometimes we just want to walk into a classic, no-frills hangout.
The hot spots will be added as part of a plan called WiFi4EU, which was agreed to on Monday by the European Parliament, Council, and Commission.
The CDC recently updated its maps on Zika-suitable areas of the United States, while an international group of researchers plotted potential environmental hot spots worldwide.
It's unclear if Rob abstained from drinking as he was hanging with his sis at the Hollywood hot spots, but at least he's joining the party.
PEOPLE caught up with Stewart to discuss the luxurious new service, her favorite hot spots these days, and what she posts on Instagram along the way.
In the United States, Sci-Hub users seem to be clustered around academic hot-spots, such as East Lansing, Michigan, where Michigan State University is located.
But the lawsuit charges that rather than deploy officers to targeted crime "hot spots," Milwaukee police department instead saturates police districts located in largely black neighborhoods.
The Justice Department has taken steps such as creating an opioid task force and assigning prosecutors to opioid hot spots to focus on pursuing more cases.
Instead, Fi will default to T-Mobile for devices not "designed" for Fi, or automatically connect you to public Wi-Fi hot spots via Google's VPN.
Step 4: People coming from conflict zones and terrorist hot spots — such as Iraq and Syria — are then subjected to an extra layer of security checks.
Here we've gathered many of the chain restaurants and a few local hot spots that have advertised free food, drinks, and discounted items for intrepid shoppers.
New maps show the hot spots where outbreaks are most likely to occur, and which diseases are most likely to be transmitted from bats to humans.
Such information has helped Washington monitor economic sanctions, fight terror financing and money laundering, or get a fuller picture of market hot spots around the world.
Moon-eyed males leave their bachelor pad burrows in pursuit of woodchuck Juliets, seeking out sweethearts in drainage ditches, roadside brambles and other hog hot spots.
The 32-year-old American illustrator is a cross between a photojournalist chasing hot spots and a 19th-century écrivain engagé who champions causes with art.
After the fire was put out, police said they were still working to quell various "hot spots" that came up as they took apart the wreckage.
The president's budget will modernize our armed forces and provide the resources to allow our men and women to respond to global "hot spots" when needed.
Airbnb is offering daring guests the chance to stay in a range of haunted hot spots for $31 a night between November 1 and November 3.
Meanwhile, numerous other immigration hot-spots around the world have been forced to recognize the house-inflation/immigration connection, including Sydney, London, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
She is now developing a phone app and a crowd-sourced map to encourage the public to photograph plastic pollution to identify trends and hot spots.
But in hot spots around the world, the modernisers are starting to win the argument that digital payment methods should trump old-fashioned notes and coins.
Poland's picturesque student cities of Cracow and Wroclaw are now on the international radar, the newest hot spots among foreign students, even those who hate beets.
We are going to get to foreign hot spots in a few moments, but the next segment is fitness to be president of the United States.
A flurry of writers from nearby Osaka with their distinctive (albeit almost illegible) flared throw-ups were also covering the city's graff hot spots with paint.
Investors, he said, could benefit because he has lived through the financial crisis and more recent hot spots including the frenzy for bitcoin and cannabis stocks.
The FTA ordered daily testing for "hot spots" along tracks, reductions in use of electric power and more measures aimed at preventing water leakage in tunnels.
The outbreak has played havoc with international aviation with airlines canceling flights as countries ban visitors from hot spots and nervous passengers put off travel plans.
The problem stretches coast to coast, and even the hardest hit states, designated priority "hot spots" by the federal government, say they face life-threatening shortages.
This decision has not only raised eyebrows in light of the pandemic but also because Greenpeace has found radiation hot spots along the torch relay route.
It stops short of an outright ban on bringing those electronic devices to global hot spots — but requires that the geolocation software generally be turned off.
Most of those cases and deaths are in China, but new cases there have slowed dramatically, leaving countries like Italy and as the new hot spots.
The steering wheel, interior door handle, gear-shift knob, seatbelt, radio, and cup holder are all potential hot spots for contamination and should be disinfected regularly.
We need to slow the disease's spread by creating "social distance" — banning large gatherings, encouraging those who can to work from home — and quarantining hot spots.
Coupled with widespread RT-PCR tests to find active cases of Covid-19, scientists could identify hot spots, and governments can more precisely target their tactics.
In many cases, food allergies also manifest with skin-related symptoms, such as dry, itchy skin as well as patches of hair loss and hot spots.
And she's spoken out in support of Syria's White Helmets, a team of volunteers that helped evacuate civilians from hot spots in the war-torn country.
In a continent that already experiences destructive storms and has many of the world's lightning hot spots, that can mean more fatalities and more economic damage.
Israel, the United States and gulf Arab states are right to be concerned about Iran's growing role in Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and other regional hot spots.
They were surprised to discover that the most powerful lightning doesn't occur in known lightning hot spots, or at times of year when lightning usually strikes.
The fire was out for the most part by Saturday morning, but crews were looking for possible hot spots, CNN affiliate WFMZ reported, citing fire officials.
The agency said that there had been very thick smoke in the Muaro Jambi area of Sumatra last weekend with satellite analysis revealing many hot spots.
Cal Fire said there were flare-ups of hot spots within areas already burned on Saturday, but no danger reported to homes or people were seen.
The tour hits all of Vatican City's hot spots, including the stunning ceilings of the Sistine Chapel as well as the sights at St. Peter's Basilica.
In hot spots for sign theft, they've simply moved the highway marker back one-tenth of a mile and tweaked the sign to say Mile 2195.
It was a sign that fears about the coronavirus had begun to hit ticket sales far from the outbreak's hot spots, writes the NYT's Niraj Chokshi.
TMZ's learned several comedy hot spots in NYC would gladly welcome Louis back, despite his fall from grace last year after he copped to sexual misconduct.
In San Francisco, one of the hot spots for Chinese buyers, it has been estimated that the percentage is around 2500% to 2000%, so not huge.
I was one of the only single women living in New York, and working in the beverage industry, so I knew a lot of the hot spots.
"If you want to map hot spots in a fire, some of them are pretty small," says Scott, too small for the soft-focus SWIR to catch.
On Monday, 7-Eleven said it would start delivering to "hot spots," including parks, beaches and other public locations through its year-old 7-Now delivery app.
Interpol will continue working to identify hot spots for modern slavery in West Africa with a focus on mobilizing countries to address the issue themselves, Stanfield said.
It's exciting to explore a new city, but your adventures may be more fruitful if you have some idea of the hot spots you want to hit.
We have also, in recent years, been lending people what we call hot spots, which are Wi-Fi boxes they can take home, typically for a year.
BTW -- just hours before the announcement, Johnny was out celebrating the move at Mastro's Steakhouse in Beverly Hills ... one of the top hot spots in Los Angeles.
To witness Cubans connecting in one of the new WiFi hot spots, video chatting with relatives abroad and sending photos to their friends in Miami is momentous.
Slow cookers can make lovely, delicate-textured stratas, but some models have hot spots along the wall of the insert, where it's closest to the heating element.
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, who lives near one of the hot spots, describes the situation in the state's largest city as a public health emergency.
Between narrowing down destination options, searching for (reasonably priced) accommodations, and settling friend squabbles over which hot spots to try, the travel headaches are coming on strong.
But in his analysis of hospitalizations and emergency room visits, Unick found something unexpected — hot spots for heroin abuse were largely concentrated in the Northeast and Midwest.
He had been drinking at a few Miami hot spots and then decided to take a yellow Lamborghini out for a spin and... the rest is history.
And they've saved thousands of dollars a year by finding restaurants and hotels that cater to locals rather than pricier options near tourist hot spots, Akaisha said.
It primarily operates on Wi-Fi hot spots; it only jumps to wireless when there's no Wi-Fi available, and that wireless service is provided by Verizon.
The service is available only to Comcast's existing internet subscribers, in part because it's meant to rely heavily on the company's network of Wi-Fi hot spots.
That's why we've started the "Startup Dispatch" series: a sporadic, peripatetic project in which we'll roam across the US, reporting on up-and-coming tech hot spots.
Increasingly though, street dwellers and those in informal settlements are being squeezed out as officials race to modernize Indian cities with metro lines and WiFi hot spots.
In June, the trees were no longer on fire outside the town, but crews were overturning peat with backhoes in an effort to extinguish smoldering hot spots.
One runway remained closed Friday evening as fire crews extinguished hot spots, but operations at O'Hare, one of the world's busiest airports, had otherwise returned to normal.
Locations that may have once been hidden gems, like New Zealand's South Island, became hot spots — a boon for the local economy but bad for reliable reviews.
The high volume of items being sent to some of the nation's hot spots highlights the severity of the threat that the nation and the world face.
She said the shortage of personal protective equipment, or PPE, is happening across the country, not just in hot spots such as New York or Washington state.
New York set up "containment zones" to contain local hot spots, where all the area schools were closed, and religious gatherings and other large gatherings were halted.
In addition to the crowds, the complaints of residents in tourist hot spots include the effect on the local property market and concerns about loutish, disrespectful visitors.
A 2015 meta-analysis showed that installing large safety nets beneath suicide "hot spots" like San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge was highly effective in cutting suicide risk.
The government has increased web access in recent years, installing a fiber-optic cable to Venezuela and introducing cyber cafes, Wi-Fi hot spots and mobile internet.
The juvenile males don't appear to migrate much, Dr. Norman said, with many seen repeatedly in the same region, and not much mixing across the hot spots.
MARK L. ASQUINO, SANTA FE, N.M. To the Editor: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's lopsided view of the world's hot spots conveniently ignores our Latin American neighbors.
Trump, speaking to reporters in the White House briefing room, also said his administration may look at lockdowns for "certain areas" or "hot spots" in the nation.
"There's a clear link between our fatberg hot spots and high concentrations of food outlets," Steve Spencer, then the utility's head of waste networks, said in February.
"The European Union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from China and other hot spots," Trump said in just his second Oval Office address.
It's a potentially unprecedented challenge for the American military: How to keep troops safe from a global pandemic while also trying to mitigate numerous global hot spots.
There are two other caveats to Xfinity Mobile's unlimited data plan: speeds are throttled after 20GB each month, and hot spots are permanently limited to 600 Kbps.
More than 7,300 Special Operations troops are working around the world, many of them conducting shadow wars against terrorists in Yemen, Libya, Somalia and other hot spots.
More than 24,300 Special Operations troops are working around the world, many of them conducting shadow wars against terrorists in Yemen, Libya, Somalia and other hot spots.
Today, the American-led command center at this heavily secured base oversees air operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and other potential hot spots in the Middle East.
This luxurious Chicago hotel ranks ninth and is located minutes from Chicago hot spots like the Loop, Grant Park, the Magnificent Mile, Millennium Park and Navy Pier.
The company has also vowed to invest another $700 million to put hardware, hot spots, and reduced-cost devices in 10 million households to help deliver access.
The show so drips with '00s downtown cool, it may be triggering for anyone who tried and failed to get into bygone hot spots like Beatrice Inn.
John McCain (R-Ariz.), comes as conflicts in hot spots like Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan and a series of terrorist attacks heighten worries about threats from abroad.
Saber rattling that stretches from North Korea to the U.S. and other hot spots could unnerve a market that just made it through a pretty volatile August.
Entire countries, including Switzerland and Kazakhstan, have already warmed by 2 degrees Celsius, and other hot spots exist around the world, particularly in the fast-warming Arctic.
Sydney and Melbourne remain the two biggest hot spots — but some areas experiencing the largest surges in growth are the newly formed suburbs outside the capital cities.
The idea was to prevent the peace process from disappearing entirely from the international agenda, which was dominated by Syria, Ukraine and Libya, among other hot spots.
The challenge for Mr. de Blasio and Commissioner O'Neill is to keep tamping down violence in the hot spots, deploying resources as fairly and effectively as possible.
We found up-and-coming hot spots, old classics experiencing a renaissance, places in the midst of reinvention, and cities that are still flying under the radar.
The agency does not even use the tally from bus drivers pressing the F5 button — that figure is used only to identify "hot spots" for fare evasion.
A new enforcement team of traffic agents will issue tickets and target placard abuse in neighborhoods that have become hot spots, such as Downtown Brooklyn and Chinatown.
More than a dozen pilot credit-issuing projects will be developed in "plastic leakage hot-spots" in Latin America, Africa and Southeast Asia, the 3R Initiative said.
"If you look at the state map of obesity and frequent mental distress, you'll see similar hot spots," Anne G. Wheaton, one of the study's authors, told NPR.
They derided Trump and his administration as racist for attempting to inhibit immigration and travel from certain volatile hotspots, same ones that Obama targeted as hot spots himself.
Other flipping hot spots include three Florida cities, three Tennessee cities, plus Atlanta, GA. On the west coast, Fresno, CA and Tacoma, WA also made the top 10.
Travelers looking for excitement and a taste of a new culture love to flock to these hot spots across the US, but usually, locals try to stay away.
The money will pay for the equipment needed to set up and run the hot spots, but local municipalities will be required to pay ongoing internet access costs.
Throughout the universe, all matter and energy is diffusing out of hot spots like coffee and stars, ultimately destined (after trillions of years) to spread uniformly through space.
Uniformed officers from the Strategic Response Group, which handles major events and hot spots of crime, happened to be in the area and responded to the scene, too.
This year was largely spent in a protective crouch, with disaster looming in a number of global hot spots — and all of them are still looming in 2019.
The service uses Verizon's network for mobile data, but it also relies on the 16 million Wi-Fi hot spots Comcast has placed throughout its wired coverage area.
Happily, there's an increasing number of global hot spots that are drawing visitors for their innovative and on-trend restaurants, bars, food-and-drink artisans, and farmers' markets.
Hotels.com is having a major two-day sale, with select hotels offering 20-50% off hot spots from New York to Cabo San Lucas, and everywhere in between.
FIRST AND FOREMOST, IS WE HAVE MORE WI-FI HOT SPOTS THAN ANY COMPANY IN AMERICA AND WE HAVE THE BEST WI-FI OF ANY COMPANY IN AMERICA.
Regulators raided 31 hot spots in Cancun and Playa del Carmen and seized 10,000 gallons of tainted alcohol from a manufacturing company in early August following Conner's death.
SUMMER HOT SPOTS Europe's government bonds barely budged, with investors largely happy to sit on their hands having seen their yields slumping since the start of the year.
According to an update from local outlet NewsWest9, authorities believed the fire had been contained around 8 PM on Monday evening and firefighters were still targeting hot spots.
These families are in our branches, borrowing Wi-Fi hot spots, or using our public computers to do homework, pay bills, apply for jobs, or communicate with relatives.
Workplaces, like restaurants and stores, he says, are "booby-trap hot spots" — places where you're more likely to be around, and succumb to the temptation of, unhealthy foods.
Among the hot spots: Reykjavik (where searches for this summer are up 75 percent compared with last year), Krakow, Poland (up 53 percent) and Dublin (up 30 percent).
Only in "hot spots" outside the bloc should people in need of protection be selected and subsequently transferred to European Union countries, Profil quoted the paper as saying.
Johnny Manziel hit the Hollywood club scene again -- this time, rolling into TWO hot spots on a Monday night ... and sang Scott Disick's praises on the way out.
The team was following up on satellite images showing "hot spots", or suspected fires, in a concession of PT Andika Permata Sawit Lestari (APSL) oil palm plantation company.
New logo means big turn up ... 'cause Derek Jeter partied at one of Miami's newest hot spots to celebrate the unveiling of the Marlins' new duds Thursday night!!
The topics selected by Wallace, divided into six 15-minute segments, were: immigration, debt and entitlements, Supreme Court, the economy, foreign hot spots, and fitness to be president.
Restaurants and hot spots around Washington are rolling out the red carpet for protesters joining the March for Our Lives in D.C. on Saturday, offering freebies to demonstrators.
Whether heading home to visit family and friends or just fleeing to vacation hot spots, many Americans are planning to pack their bags for the coming winter holidays.
He delivers an entertaining tale, especially when one or both men have to travel from their home base in Florida to overseas hot spots to correct their ineptitude.
Safety also matters: Liz Clark, who has been living aboard Swell, a Cal 40, since 2005, sails in the Pacific — but avoids hot spots known for pirate activity.
He joined the military out of high school, became a SEAL and spent just short of 26 years in the Navy, fighting in Afghanistan and other hot spots.
Qassem Soleimani, the leader of the Qods forces and once a secretive, furtive figure, parades around conflict hot-spots to showcase Iran's presence and to build its leverage.
On Wednesday night, Trump attempted to blame Europe for "seeding" American hot spots with "a foreign virus," and argued that securing American borders would help fight the disease.
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said Sunday the federal government would direct resources to COVID-19 hot spots, including New York.
Airbnb said that because it offered lodging across a city — rather than only in the tourist hot spots where hotels typically congregate — it could distribute crowds more evenly.
Florida and Texas, two spring break hot spots, offer an array of beaches for college students looking to let loose and de-stress from school for a week.
"We purchased liquor stores, parking lots, motels and apartments that were gang hangouts — 294 hot spots, according to the police — and relocated the displaced tenants," Mr. West said.
The Diesel has already thrown huge 7-figure blowout Sweet 16 parties for Shareef and Amirah -- renting out swanky Hollywood hot spots, with celeb performances and expensive cars.
This toxic combination of Sunni extremism and virulent anti-American sentiment essentially turned Fallujah into one of the most dangerous hot spots in the post-US invasion insurgency.
The Delano South Beach is an upscale boutique hotel that guests will like for its oceanfront location and close proximity to many of South Beach's top hot spots.
Voters under home-quarantine, such as those who have recently traveled back to Israel from coronavirus hot spots, voted at special polling stations wearing face masks and gloves.
However, the virus appears to be spreading to multiple so-called hot spots around the country, including Los Angeles, Detroit, New Orleans and other cities around the country.
Instead, Lineage is screening applicants by phone, and asking them if they have been to any coronavirus hot spots or been in contact with anyone who is sick.
The sprawling five-sided building is a workplace for close to 30,000 people, including civilian and military workers who parachute in from hot spots all over the world.
They could harness local learning to inform national policy directives and help disseminate best practices to communities with low infection rates to prevent hot spots from popping up.
And other double-track volcanoes — fueled by hot spots in the Pacific near the Galápagos, Marquesas and Samoa islands — need to be studied to confirm the new model.
For Democrats, a common theme Thursday was how Pompeo views the executive branch's authority to conduct war in hot spots ranging from Syria to North Korea to Iran.
As climate change brings ever-more-wilting heat in some of the world's already hot spots, the future for outdoor workers like Sahoo may be bleak, scientists say.
We need to make sure enough money is spent in hot-spots, to help the newly worse-off to transition out of jobs and industries that are displaced.
He deployed to Iraq and other hot spots but also posed as a foreign service officer — the agency's typical cover for a covert officer — in Greece and Denmark.
By early afternoon, the fire had been reduced to some remaining hot spots, but most of the firefighters remained on the scene, searching for possible survivors or victims.
Heads Up In a city long known for its crime problem, increased local efforts have transformed blighted areas into buzzy social hot spots, attracting tourists along the way.
Expect Trump to pull troops out of other hot spots where the focus is on training local forces to fight terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa.
The environmental group Nexus3 Foundation estimates that 22 gold mining sites have become mercury contaminated hot spots and that half a million people suffer from mercury poisoning nationwide.
Investor Andrew Keene searches for unique real estate around the country and partners with property owners to transform properties with unrealized potential into profitable vacation-rental hot spots.
Firefighters remained at the scene for nearly six hours to extinguish hot spots and work on demolition of the property to aid in the investigation, according to Judge.
Popular excursions in Budapest include a tour of the city and a highlights tour that hits the city's hot spots, like the Parliament Castle and the Szechenyi Baths.
While none of these destinations has an ocean view — so forget sunny Florida — they are all much less expensive than retirement "hot spots" like Miami or New York.
By Thursday afternoon the focus in the Bel-Air hills had turned to digging out burning embers and cooling down any hot spots that could ignite another fire.
Water samples collected from these regions show elevated concentrations of plastic particles, and the evidence that the oceanic gyres are becoming marine debris hot spots continues to grow.
Indonesia has detected 975 hot spots so far this year, with 135,000 hectares of land burned across 18 provinces, said Indonesia's Chief Security Minister Wiranto, who attended the meeting.
This newfound reality—that properties in the area are now considered real estate "hot spots"—has led five of Felix's friends to rent out their homes for the Olympics.
You have "clues" that you pick up and examine at any time, but, at least in the first 90 minutes, you aren't combining objects or hunting for hot spots.
The reversal, which wrong-footed watchmakers and retailers, has been exacerbated by weaker demand in tourism hot spots in Europe and high costs triggered by a strong Swiss franc.
When Hurricane Harvey struck Houston and Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico, AT&T relied on mobile hot spots driven to sites and raised onto masts to provide cellphone service.
A new report by the World Bank recommends strategies to prevent crime that have worked elsewhere—everything from early-childhood education to focusing police work on crime "hot spots".
It sounds like a late April Fools' joke, but the researchers say such a system could keep high-performance electronics running at full speed by organically targeting hot-spots.
Although Africa may have lost the top spot, it is by far the continent with the most lightning hot spots, followed by Asia, South America, North America and Australia.
This wobbling likely comes from "hot spots," glowing blobs of magnetically heated plasma orbiting right above the black hole's gaping maw at almost one-third the speed of light.
"We will carry out weather modification or build artesian well, if necessary," he said, adding that the environment ministry was ordered to heightened control over forest fire hot spots.
The center coordinates an array of data and intelligence from satellites, drones, radar and U.S. planes flying over hot spots in the Middle East and bombing Islamic State positions.
Even children on Tribal reservations nationwide struggle to access the internet, often needing to frequent commercial areas with Wi-Fi hot spots miles from home to finish their homework.
RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Plans are underway to get ahead of human traffickers in one of Brazil's poorest states by mapping slavery hot spots, local authorities said.
On a recent morning, as ever, he was broadcasting, zooming around a map of the earth to show supposed hot spots, pitfalls, and fault lines only he could see.
She found hundreds of potential "hot spots" that high-resolution aerial photography narrowed to a handful and then one particularly promising candidate — "a dark stain" with buried rectilinear features.
Despite the surge in revenues for oil producers, they have been cautious about hiring more staff and investing outside of hot spots like the Permian Basin in West Texas.
Since taking office, he has dramatically ramped up the use of military force in a wide range of international hot spots, from Syria and Iraq to Somalia and Pakistan.
WHO issued a statement today noting that a recent "notable escalation of security incidents" forced them to halt their activities in some of the hot spots of the outbreak.
While real estate agents and promoters often describe local hot spots as extensions of one's living space, utilizing the amenities of greater Williamsburg is a necessity for Mr. Leahy.
In the world's hot spots from Iran to North Korea — and even among allies — some see opportunity in President Donald Trump's firing of his national security adviser, John Bolton.
Already, 17 states — including hot spots like Florida, Minnesota, Nevada, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin — have surpassed the number of early votes cast in the entirety of the 2014 election.
The United States modeled its prevention strategy on what had worked in Boston in the 23.7s, and later in Los Angeles: Concentrate efforts on the most violent hot spots.
Mexico is known for hot spots like Tulum, Cabo, Cancún, and Puerto Vallarta, but Mexico City is a more underrated spot that's perfect for those who want to explore.
First responders, too, may need to use drones to provide situational awareness during hostage situations or to help firefighters detect hot spots and search for people in burning buildings.
From there, they found clusters of "hot spots," which they further refined to several specific locations — a pub, some playing fields, and several private addresses — to pinpoint an individual.
HHS could also declare the entire country as a current shortage area of medical personnel, which would allow foreign doctors to practice wherever there are hot spots of infection.
The team also leave thought-provoking books in some guest rooms and maps of off-the-grid places to visit in London that will soon be new hot spots.
A mild El Nino weather pattern this year has aggravated the impact of fires, with the number of hot spots rising to the highest since devastating fires in 663.
By Friday morning, disaster officials in Indonesia had detected 6,312 hot spots, which often signal a fire, dotting the western and central areas of its part of Borneo island.
A 2015 analysis published in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry averaged 18 suicide studies and concluded that placing safety nets under known "hot spots" for suicide reduced death rates.
It is unclear how the company's satellite production facility in Redmond, Washington — just outside of Seattle, one of the worst coronavirus hot spots in the U.S. — has been affected.
In one of the biggest hot spots outside China, which still has most of the cases and where the virus originated in December, Italy announced a sweeping quarantine Sunday.
They offer lectures and concerts, but also provide immigrant services, job fairs and internet service, including through a program that lets users without home access borrow mobile hot spots.
"Many of the hot spots that people like to go to, whether it's Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Clearwater Beach, are closed entirely for the time being," he added.
And the way in which the country is rising up to that is quite inspiring, though there are hot spots and additional acceleration necessary in the production and distribution.
Other ways to combat potential attacks include deploying bomb-sniffing dog teams to hot spots, issuing guidelines to stakeholders, hosting security summits and communicating intelligence threats to transit partners.
Berlin, London and Hong Kong were named as major hot spots for social entrepreneurs in the Thomson Reuters Foundation poll of nearly 900 experts in the 45 biggest economies.
Previously, the three officers were assigned to the 47th Precinct's Street Narcotics Enforcement Unit, a team of officers who watch drug hot spots for activity that would prompt arrests.
McGurk, the former U.S. envoy for the coalition fighting ISIS, argued the Trump administration misses such opportunities because it doesn't proactively plan for these inevitable Middle East hot spots.
Most volcanoes are where geologists would expect them to be — along the rough edges, cracks and hot spots in the earth's crust — and have been around a long time.
Independent analysts praised Mr. Esper's effort to review force levels but warned that the new emphasis on confronting China and Russia should not mean neglecting other global hot spots.
HOT SPOTS The virus has emerged in some 83 countries and territories outside mainland China where there have been 11 deaths, according to a Reuters tally of official statements.
So, whether you're an empty nester, a millennial foodie or a seeker of hot spots without the crowds, here are eight ways to stretch your summer beyond Labor Day.
After meeting the pope, Pence discussed global hot spots, including the situation in Venezuela, in separate talks with the Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Pence's office said.
One of the foremost independent bookstores in the area for decades, BookCourt flourished, as did the borough, and it grew into one of the country's premier literary hot spots.
The technology is sometimes called "super Wi-Fi" because it behaves like regular Wi-Fi but uses low-powered television channels to cover greater distances than wireless hot spots.
Instead of stopping vast numbers of mostly innocent men, they focused on crime "hot spots," said Eric Piza, an expert on policing at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
However, the DRC is planning to use this experimental vaccine in communities outside of the Ebola hot spots in an effort to prevent the outbreak from reaching new regions.
Soaring valuations are leading to concerns of a housing bubble: "Prices jumped at least 30 percent in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Madrid and other metropolitan hot spots," Ms. Alderman writes.
After losing a close friend in Florida to one such "bad batch," LeGrand got the idea to use data to track hot spots of fentanyl overdoses in his city.
They use their separate operations app, which looks similar to the app riders use but with more information, to see where the "hot spots" are to drop off scooters.
This aerial pic, shot Saturday morning, shows hot spots still smoldering just outside the fencing of Caitlyn's 3,500 square foot house -- which is perched in the hills above Malibu.
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.
The facility, which refines 38,000 barrels of oil a day, was shut on Friday as firefighters monitored hot spots from the fire within the plant, said Husky spokeswoman Kim Guttormson.
"You go where the hot spots are, you go where the training is, you go where people are looking to do harm and bring death and destruction on civilized people."
He has one of the few Wi-Fi hot spots in Havana — not to mention extraordinary art –and every single person was on Facebook either for learning or social contact.
The briefings provide an "overview of pressing issues and hot spots around the world," said former CIA officer David Priess, who briefed attorneys general and FBI directors, but not presidents.
The insides of your fingers are hot spots for friction, which causes ink to fade, while the tops of your fingers are constantly exposed to harsh soaps and hand-washing.
Critical questions for planning Truth is, there are a lot of "contingency plans" already on the books for many potential hot spots (these are often reviewed according to published schedules).
The federal agency, which oversees government resources, also said the Defense Department could police global hot spots with less expensive and more numerous regular troops instead of U.S. special forces.
The 38-year-old actor has shared his favorite Los Angeles gems on Airbnb's newly launched "Places" section, which allows locals to curate their town's hot spots for Airbnb visitors.
Counterterrorism officials said to expect in the coming weeks a string of videos pledging allegiance from ISIS affiliates in Afghanistan, Sinai, the Philippines and other far-flung insurgent hot spots.
China also has built many of its own luxury malls and has even set up duty-free paradises in local tourist hot spots to lift consumption and spur domestic tourism.
MEXICO CITY, April 5 (Reuters) - A partial electricity blackout hit three states on Mexico's Yucatan peninsula on Friday afternoon, including tourist hot spots Cancun and Tulum, authorities and locals said.
Migrants would be detained close to the border, he said, but did not explain whether the government would set up new camps or what the "hot spots" would look like.
The small town of Crescent, one of last summer's seismic hot spots, was jolted last week by a 2600 that dozens of people reported feeling in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
The small town of Crescent, one of last summer's seismic hot spots, was jolted last week by a 22014 that dozens of people reported feeling in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
With mass sightings, "alien hot spots" and even a mysterious oceanic triangle of its own; Down Under has its fair share of alien stories to tell around the camp fire.
Huawei also says that its Q2 system can support up to 192 connected devices simultaneously and up to 16 hot spots, so users can add additional satellites to expand coverage.
PEOPLE put together a list of all of the Sex and the City hot spots you can still visit in N.Y.C., so you can eat and drink like Carrie did!
Now, when you're looking to connect in a public place with a slew of mobile hot spots, you can let the software automatically scrub the worst offenders from the list.
While the media has a tendency to fawn over San Francisco's "disruptive" startup darlings, Silicon Valley is far from the end-all, be-all of global tech startup hot spots.
Initially, a mandatory evacuation was ordered for about 200 homes, as ground teams and helicopters worked on putting out hot spots and carving containment line around the fire zone's perimeter.
And while many people probably think of Sephora, Ulta, Walgreens, or even Birchbox as the ultimate lipstick hot spots, there's one other online destination people are hitting up regularly: Amazon.
This should help it achieve more of a global presence, and Tandon says they'll continue to keep an eye on worldwide hot spots when it comes to autonomous technology opportunities.
Many homes have hot spots—a weird door jamb, a lumpy rug—that can cause trouble; it's also worth cleaning up robot booby traps, like ribbons and pieces of string.
Peter Lerner, an Israeli military spokesman, denied that they were intended as broad punishment for Palestinians, and noted that certain West Bank locations "have been frequent hot spots" for attacks.
The move, announced Thursday, comes as the Trump administration grapples with rising tensions in a number of high-profile hot spots around the globe, from Iran to Venezuela to China.
Member states should ensure that the so-called hot spots in Southern Europe have the capacity to assess asylum claims and return individuals who do not qualify for refugee protection.
And suggest that the co-op also manage the building's rodents by sealing holes and access to pathways in common areas, finding nests and treating "hot spots" like compactor rooms.
Even though public Internet access is still limited to hotels and government Wi-Fi hot spots, he said most programmers worked offline and then got online when they needed to.
Each of these hot spots requires a robust, durable, and armed U.S. naval presence to reassure our allies and stabilize world events – a presence that is increasingly difficult to guarantee.
Baker & McKenzie's Gee said he expected low levels of activity among financial institutions and basic materials, resources and commodities while M&A hot spots would include technology, innovation and healthcare.
Every summer, the most popular European destinations get stuffed to the gills with tourists, who outnumber locals by many multiples, turning hot spots into sweaty, selfie-stick-clogged, "Disneyfied" towns.
"This is the height of the dry season, hence the height of the number of hot spots," Agus Wibowo, a spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency, said by text message.
"I have a solid six ideas every single day for a business," said Ariel Arce, the owner of two Greenwich Village hot spots: Tokyo Record Bar and Air's Champagne Parlor.
Fourteen years after their founding and long after graduating to bigger stages, they retain the punk ethos of a group that came up through basements and other D.I.Y. hot spots.
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American Express has considered dining perks one of the main benefits for its card members, helping them book tables at hot spots and offering them rewards points for doing so.
The painful sensations caused by chili peppers and wasabi result in the release of extra 'pleasure chemical' dopamine in the brain as well as the stimulation of 'hedonic hot spots'.
And getting that data back, as we are on an increasing basis from hospitals and labs around the country, we have much greater visibility on where the hot spots are.
Earlier Friday, Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to compel General Motors to make ventilators – a desperately needed piece of medical equipment in coronavirus "hot spots" such as New York.
The administration must act to expand production of other needed supplies, too, both to deal with outbreaks happening now and to prepare for hot spots that are sure to emerge.
The pledge some companies took, in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, also calls for them to open public Wi-Fi hot spots and waive late fees, the F.C.C. said.
Etecsa currently has 630 public internet hot spots around the country, but it doesn't beat going online from the comfort of home, a reality that could be close for Cubans.
DISRUPTIONS Infections have jumped in two cities flanking Wuhan, where the new virus is believed to have originated, raising concerns that new hot spots are emerging despite strict transport restrictions.
Kisumu, Kenya's third-largest city, and the port city of Mombasa, the second-largest, were considered "hot spots," and both were eerily quiet in recent days because many residents left.
To avoid other types of hacking, maintain strong passwords, stay off public hot spots (like airport Wi-Fi) and get antivirus and malware protection for Windows systems, Professor Wandt said.
You will be tempted to jump immediately on fixing the "hot" spots, but try to focus first on maintaining and nurturing areas of the company that are working exceptionally well.
Since taking office, Trump has dramatically ramped up the use of U.S. military force in a wide range of international hot spots, from Syria and Iraq to Somalia and Pakistan.
WASHINGTON — John R. Bolton has left the Situation Room, and President Trump is left at the table with a giant set of chips set on hot spots around the world.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Radiation hot spots have been found at the J-Village sports facility in Fukushima where the Tokyo 22020 Olympic torch relay will begin, Greenpeace Japan said on Wednesday.
"These next 48 hours are going to be pretty critical for us in terms of containing the fire," Egan said, adding that lightning strikes could touch off new hot spots.
In Baltimore, a 2017 landmark analysis pointed out that hospitals find more profit in treating asthma "hot spots" than fixing the underlying issues that bring asthmatics to the emergency room.
The 90-minute face off (no breaks) will cover debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots, and "fitness to be president" — topics selected by Wallace.
He first launched his nightlife career in 1990 with a club called Faces in Bay Ridge and two other Brooklyn hot spots, Ruby's and Rock 'n Jocks over subsequent years.
Navarrete said nearly 1,800 criminals had been caught since late January with the launch of operation Titian Shield, a federal plan to reduce violence in hot spots around the country.
The hot spots of 2019 will likely be familiar to many: Developments in North Korea, China, and the Middle East will continue to dominate, and most likely consume, US policy.
While a few of the usual tourist hot spots — like Tuscany and the Bahamas — made the list, there were a number of surprising, far-flung locations people are jetting off to.
While there are some hot spots of violent activity, Mexico's homicide rate is actually closer to the middle of the pack than the top, compared with other nations in the hemisphere.
While Oregon and South Carolina were hot spots to watch the moon cover the sun in 2017, parts of Texas, New York, and Maine will be key viewing locations in 2024.
But serial brunchers know that the best weekend meals take some planning and foresight, or at least some knowledge of how to manage when it comes to your neighborhood hot spots.
The study doesn't say just how much water there is, but it maps where these water-rich hot spots are — near the Apollo 15 and Apollo 17 landing sites, for instance.
The NASA-compiled data published on Monday was commissioned by environmental group Greenpeace India and used the space authority's satellites to track anthropogenic sulfur dioxide emission hot spots around the world.
On July 14, the WHO learned that a priest picked up the virus in Butembo, one of the current hot spots in this outbreak, and traveled on a bus to Goma.
The family has been traveling in France throughout the month of July, with Camila documenting the trip on Instagram as she hits hot spots like the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower.
Steel Donkey Bike Tours offer a unique experience; no two tours are the same, and the group prides itself on discovering hidden hot spots that even locals may not know about.
"When we first started talking about the subject, we felt the issue, while critical, had become largely invisible, like the waste itself," Joan Linder, co-curator of Hot Spots, told Hyperallergic.
If these rotating flares are due to hot spots in the way that Broderick and Loeb imagined, additional flares will help reveal the black hole's "spin," a measure of its rotation.
President Emmanuel Macron said France will set up "hot spots" in Libya to process refugee claims and keep individuals from trying to get to Europe in sometimes less-than-seaworthy boats.
Tru follows the recent launch of Curio Collection, a Hilton concept aimed at the other end — boutique hotels around the world targeting upscale travelers that provide ties to local hot spots.
Abroad, Xi will take a more activist approach than his predecessor, Hu Jintao, and expand efforts to build overseas military bases and engage in the Middle East and other hot spots.
Even cooking: Does it cook evenly on both high and low, or does it have hot spots that will scorch delicate dishes, like stratas, that are cooked directly in the insert?
The president-elect was more vague on other matters, including how he'd deal with foreign hot spots and what he'd do about the climate accords that President Obama struck in Paris.
De Pater says that the dark patches are indicative of high levels of ammonia and by contrast, the bright white areas—known as hot spots—have low concentrations of the gas.
The number of hot spots has been increasing, with 124 intense enough to suggest fires detected nationwide by Wednesday morning, said Agus Wibowo, a spokesman for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency.
"Have You Seen That Girl?" flashes back to Link's adolescent hot spots within the DMV region: neighborhoods his teenage flings were from, parties he'd hit with friends, fights he got into.
The hot spots include a trendy hamburger joint near the Tower of Immortality, built to commemorate Kim Il-sung, and a riding club with horses sent as gifts by Vladimir Putin.
Finally, we need to keep tabs on local efforts — from outfitting school buses with wireless service to lending out library hot spots — and make sure that successful programs are copied elsewhere.
The objective of the group is to identify "hot spots" within the organization that might require a deeper review, particularly in terms of behaviors that could put the firm at risk.
Warning letters were also sent to 58 plantation firms with hot spots indicating fire or a high risk of fire, said Rasio Ridho Sani, the ministry's director general of law enforcement.
"I taught them how to identify hot spots on the feet where the boots rubbed, taping up those hotspots to prevent blisters and applying talc and clean socks at every opportunity."
Despite the troubled hot spots, the region seemed to be making the transition from poor to richer, with deaths from diarrheal and infectious disease declining, and chronic illness on the rise.
China is outpacing Silicon Valley and other hot spots globally with its sheer scale, start-up culture, government support of important sectors such as artificial intelligence and abundance of venture cash.
To make the job safer for police officers, we can limit access to guns, increase resources for police, and improve how police are deployed to better target hot spots of crime.
Keep cooking, rotating the pan occasionally to prevent hot spots, and continue to tuck in the edges, preventing stray pieces of potatoes from escaping and creating a clearly defined edge. 4.
Trump is facing scrutiny for his team's alleged ties to Russia, leading many critics to question whether he will stand up to Moscow in hot spots such as Ukraine and Syria.
These states have particularly high levels -- or "hot spots" -- of unvaccinated children and are vulnerable to measles outbreaks, according to a study by Hotez and his colleagues that published last year.
With medical workers already getting sick and dying from the disease in Washington state and other coronavirus hot spots, health care workers tell POLITICO they're terrified for themselves and their patients.
Condo construction surrounds the hotel, and Rue de Bleury has blossomed into an under-the-radar Restaurant Row, with hot spots like locavore bistro Monsieur and Peruvian-Japanese mash-up Tiradito.
In 1932, Mr. Campbell drew an energetic road map of Harlem's hot spots for Manhattan magazine, a portrait that directly conveys the limited reach of Prohibition on the eve of repeal.
"It will largely depend on coronavirus developments," he told analysts, adding that there were no closures at the moment at the group's plants in virus hot spots China and northern Italy.
On June 10, a Maoist high school student named Gilles Tautin drowned while fleeing the police outside a Renault factory in Flins, one of the last hot spots of the uprising.
The agent: the Mini-Manbo, or "little sunfish," an armored underwater robot that was able to maneuver around debris and withstand radioactive hot spots, finally locating one reactor's melted uranium core.
So will a Tuareg, a straw and leather mat that's gone from the mosques of Mauritania (where worshipers use them as prayer mats) to Manhattan hot spots like the Ace Hotel.
This reveals potential outbreak hot spots, offers some idea of where the virus may spread next, and importantly, warns officials who to contact next and potentially isolate if they become symptomatic.
Explaining the European travel ban, Trump has said Europe "failed to take the same precautions" as the US in largely opting not to restrict travel from China and other hot spots.
MADRID, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Spain's Balearic Islands passed a law on Friday to crack down on binge-drinking tourists by banning happy hours and limiting alcohol sales in holiday hot spots.
Last week, a world away from these hot spots, hundreds of global leaders and business executives convened in the Swiss ski resort of Davos for the World Economic Forum's annual conference.
China and Southeast Asia are hot spots for emerging zoonotic diseases, pathogens that naturally occur in wildlife and find their way to domestic animals and humans through mutation or new contact.
In December, drones were used at a tragic fire in Oakland, California, to help firefighters find the hot spots and search the building after it became too unsafe to go inside.
The charity said new analysis of district level data revealed more than one million malnourished children aged under five - including 200,000 with severe acute malnutrition - were living in cholera hot-spots.
Prices jumped at least 50 percent in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Madrid and other metropolitan hot spots, and are up an average of over 21250 percent in Portugal, Luxembourg, Slovakia and Ireland.
The technology is sometimes known as "super Wi-Fi" because it behaves like regular Wi-Fi but uses low-powered television channels to cover far greater distances than wireless hot spots.
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.
The former hostage, Scott Darden, was the Yemen country director for Transoceanic Development, a New Orleans-based logistics company that specializes in transporting cargo to the world's most dangerous hot spots.
He has moved on a variety of fronts to scale back the country's military presence in hot spots around the globe, pulling troops out of Afghanistan, northern Syria and South Korea.
Juno's observations should pinpoint spatial variations in the infrared emissions, and the scientists could then check whether turbulent regions seen in the JunoCam images coincide with hot spots in the atmosphere.
Between the lines: These developments are using the "if you build it, they will come" strategy, hoping to lure people wanting to escape the high prices of the usual hot spots.
Halperin says that before expanded Medicaid, Ryan White grants provided the main source of funding for patient medications, but that in epidemic hot spots like New Orleans, it wasn't always enough.
Moderator and Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said the debate will focus on six topics: debt and entitlements, immigration, economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots, and fitness to be president.
"The problem is being taken very seriously here," said Pearce, who attended the meeting to push the need for a standardized research protocol to be used in each of the hot spots.
In cities like Detroit, Miami and New Orleans, where as many as one-third of homes do not have broadband, children crowd libraries and fast-food restaurants to use free hot spots.
Tiffany Trump hit up 2018's NYC Pride fest Saturday with a group of friends, celebrating around the city to support the LGBT cause while visiting some hot spots like Soho House.
Beacon-watching has also helped identify hot spots for the transfer of catches at sea from IUU fishing boats to refrigerated cargo vessels, a practice which conceals the origin of a catch.
"With the arrival of the onshore weather pattern yesterday, firefighters will take advantage of lower wind speeds and directly attack any remaining hot spots," the Los Angeles Fire Department said Sunday morning.
Hot spots are all about quirks, so to cut through the noise, I need a concept silly enough to infuriate your dad—a concept like naming all of our dishes after moods.
This week, Verizon and AT&T will show off working 5G phones and hot spots based on Qualcomm's chips, including the existing X50 LTE modem and likely this new Snapdragon 855 chip.
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Marijuana should be legalized in two of Mexico's main tourist hot spots, Cancun and Los Cabos, in order to reduce criminal violence, Mexico's minister for tourism said on Thursday.
The researchers think that if the microbes are present on Enceladus, they could be lingering around the moon's theorized vents — feasting on the hydrogen and carbon dioxide that these hot spots produce.
General Votel, who will need to be confirmed by the Senate, will lead the United States' most high-profile regional command, responsible for Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and other Middle East hot spots.
They also traveled to conflict zones and geopolitical hot spots together for years, a tradition that Lieberman wove through the eulogy, pulling examples that spoke to McCain's character and sense of humor.
In his view, the government has done a poor job of educating people about radiation, and its standards for mopping up recurring hot spots like the one in Yanai's yard are nonexistent.
A plan for "Africa hot spots" proposed two years ago by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was widely criticized at the time as potentially violating rights of those who attempt the crossing.
The spectrum is also good for financial firms planning to partner with rural providers and cable companies aiming to fill in gaps in a network of Wi-Fi hot spots, he said.
In a country where public internet access is limited to slow and expensive Wi-Fi hot spots, it was not clear how the deal would actually impact service in the short term.
The DNI then walked through global hot spots — Korea, China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, the Middle East — and closed by apologizing that he didn't have time to talk about Africa or Latin America.
In a 21st century security environment with multiple global "hot spots," resumption of nuclear explosive testing now might initiate a cycle with the launch of a nuclear warhead as its tragic end.
China is taking a giant leap forward in a race for global technology innovation and venture capital dominance by developing emerging VC and start-up hot spots in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
"The places where we see these superbolts aren't even close to the usual lightning hot spots," Bob Holzworth, a professor at the University of Washington who led the study, told Business Insider.
Not only is the pad cool and private, it's also in a perfect location for hitting up all the Beverly Hills hot spots -- it's only about a 5-mile drive to Mastro's!!!
She said getting married in your twenties isn't a bad idea if you find the right person, but she suggests young couples spend some "alone time" discovering their "hot spots" before committing.
Travel restrictions may ground abortion providers who live in coronavirus hot spots like New York, Washington state and California who previously made regular trips to serve regions with few, if any, providers.
The 2 percent who do opt out aren't spread evenly across the province, so that number is probably higher in some neighbourhoods and schools, creating hot spots that are vulnerable to outbreaks.
With case counts rocketing, new hot spots flaring and hard-hit hospitals maxing out, health experts persuaded President Trump over the weekend to forget any hope of reopening the country by Easter.
Soon there will be a second wave of decisions to be made about controlling the "hot spots" emerging in the U.S. — politically sensitive moves that could disrupt daily lives and damage businesses.
"The first night I was out here looking at hot spots, and just how strange the terrain became, being in total darkness without electricity," the experience reminded him of Afghanistan, he said.
I had been on the road about two weeks, in Alabama for an execution, then on the trail of the coronavirus, hopping flights to hot spots in Florida, Boston and New York.
The Army said it is developing a matrix to study the needs and capabilities of all 50 states but is initially focused on hot spots, including New York, California, and New Jersey.
A similar wave of violence has also jolted the state of Quintana Roo on the Caribbean coast, which is home to tourism hot spots like Cancún, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen and Tulum.
TMZ Sports has learned the NBA superstar got after it Friday night for his bday despite losing to the Heat ... hitting up Miami hot spots with his Mavs teammates and other celebs.
Two new hot spots: China's ordering 36 airlines to purge their websites of references to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan as separate countries, and the setting of global industrial and tech standards.
After much research, we found the Philips AVENT Fast Baby Bottle Warmer is the best for most people with its super easy-to-use design and consistent milk temperatures without hot spots.
The routes selected also play into that luxurious narrative – only one route included Caribbean cruise hot spots, while other itineraries included less-traveled routes through French Polynesia or down the Nile River.
The Wall Street Journal article also reported that Northshore School District in Seattle "had to lend out computers to more than 2,600 homes and provide many with wireless hot spots as well."
To add flavor to the salmon and to insulate it from any possible hot spots at the bottom of the pan, I set the fillets on a bed of thinly sliced fennel.
But it was not until Tuesday morning that the fire brigade declared the blaze extinguished, and firefighters spent the day watching for hot spots and continuing to pull valuables from the building.
Looks like the players who got traded for Blake Griffin ain't too broke up about leaving the Motor City ... 'cause they're already exploring the L.A. hot spots the day after the deal!
The seemingly innocent act of feeding dolphins can lead to harm and something like this," she continued, adding that the panhandle and southwest region of Florida "are hot spots for illegal dolphin feedings.
A grisly combination of U.S.-China trade tensions, central banks turning off the money taps and cooling growth in former hot spots has wiped 10 percent off MSCI's 47-country world stocks index .
The fire brought first responders from several fire, emergency medical and law enforcement agencies, and firefighters were still on the scene extinguishing hot spots nearly 12 hours later as of 1 p.m. EST.
President Trump said he would address the issue, though it's unclear how much he will prioritize it compared with other matters, such as seeking Mr. Putin's help in Syria and other hot spots.
It keeps the heat evenly distributed inside the oven to eliminate hot spots that can burn food, and it provides a more efficient and faster way to transfer the heat to what's cooking.
OpenTable—the app that allows you to make online reservations, read and write reviews—has revealed their Top 100 Hot Spots in America for 2017, and the list is making our mouths water.
I tell him I grew up in Red Bank, and I've moved to a part of Jersey surrounded by musical hot spots — a venue called Starland Ballroom, a record store called Vintage Vinyl.
Owners of newer vehicles may find the actual usage of this limited, since connected services that are cropping up in cars equipped with hot spots work slightly more seamlessly with built-in services.
But there are areas that are emerging as small-business hot spots, offering entrepreneurs a vibrant, educated workforce, low cost of living, a business-friendly tax climate and a great quality of life.
One of the most visible Mennonite initiatives consists of so-called Christian Peacemaker Teams who have won respect by trying to defuse tensions in hot spots like Colombia, Iraq and the West Bank.
And there is one significant military power, with forces deployed in many of world's hot spots, which has yet to ratify the Hague convention, although the government says it will happen very soon.
At the city's pristine white command center, designed by the tech-savvy mayor, for instance, 27 operators can check closed-circuit television feeds for traffic hot-spots, in an effort to ease congestion.
To identify hiring hot spots, ZipRecruiter calculates what it calls an "opportunity index," which measures the ratio of available jobs in a particular location to the number of job seekers who live there.
He could easily be deployed to make discreet phone calls to governors, members of Congress and business leaders, or to play a role in negotiations between foreign leaders or in global hot spots.
Some of these side effects of over-concentration are local and well-known and epitomized by the tumultuous livability crises that have engulfed neighborhoods in Seattle, San Francisco and other tech hot spots.
As CIA director, Pompeo has unique visibility into clandestine operations around the world, and so was able to play to senators' expertise/curiosity by having detailed conversations about hot spots that interest them.
They provide targeting intelligence, training and logistical support; protect key infrastructure; and backstop proxy militias and paramilitary groups in hot spots from Ukraine and Syria to Libya and Mozambique—to name a few.
This cookware's pluses are that you need little to no oil when cooking, and Good Housekeeping notes that it is fairly lightweight and heats up up quickly so hot spots are less likely.
Mr. Rogers had just shut the hood on both smokers, indicating that he'd just shifted a new batch of legs and ribs from the cooler portions of each grill to the hot spots.
Mr. Keller's restaurant, with about 100 seats inside and around that many out, was designed by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, which was also behind such London hot spots as Annabel's and The Ivy.
As for Manziel ... he's seemed completely unaffected by the career uncertainty, hitting up hot spots in Miami, Vegas, and L.A. all in the last month and partying with the likes of Scott Disick.
As the United States rushes into disaster season, federal officials now have an added crisis to worry about: How to stop tightly packed disaster-response shelters from becoming hot spots of coronavirus transmission.
The exceptions are Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, and her husband, Jared Kushner, who dine out at some of the city's hot spots: Chez Billy Sud, Fiola Mare, RPM Italian and Le Diplomate.
It is easy to overlook in tourist hot spots like the area that includes the beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana, but you should do your homework to avoid stumbling into a dangerous neighborhood.
Countries like Israel, Italy, and Austria are working with telecommunications networks to use anonymized location data to track people in infection hot spots and monitor whether citizens are breaking stay-in-place orders.
Klobuchar wrote that Bessler, 52, had pneumonia and was put on oxygen, but did not need a ventilator – a desperately needed piece of medical equipment in coronavirus "hot spots" such as New York.
But the newer version, called the Mini-Manbo, or "little sunfish," was made of radiation-hardened materials with a sensor to help it avoid dangerous hot spots in the plant's flooded reactor buildings.
The unauthorized sampling not only prevented regulators from verifying Dow's results, officials said, but could enable Dow to identify hot spots — high contamination areas — in order to downplay them when designing cleanup plans.
The woman, who is in her 50s and lives in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, has not had contact with other coronavirus patients or people returning from disease hot spots, the report said.
However, retirees could blow through $1 million considerably faster in hot spots such as New York, San Jose and San Francisco, where it costs upward of $100,000 a year just to get by.
When it comes to foreign policy, many senators have spent considerable time developing their expertise, making repeated trips to the Middle East and other hot spots and becoming deeply invested in their positions.
But a decade of more and more sensitive observations failed to find any hot spots or lumps; the cosmic gravy had been very finely stirred, and the elegant notion of inflation seemed doomed.
With the Army, Navy and the federal police already deployed to hot spots across the country, the government has had a hard time articulating its vision for the role of the National Guard.
Claim to Fame Ms. Smith is a baker and an artist, known for her work as the pastry chef at New York hot spots like Café Henrie, El Rey Coffee Bar and Luncheonette.
The dozens of "hot spots" he focused on included the United Nations headquarters, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, the New York Stock Exchange and local airports, bridges and tunnels, the indictment said.
Since demonstrations escalated in mid-June, Lee, 33, has been running what he has dubbed the National Calamity Hardware Store, selling protest essentials - hard hats, gas masks and goggles - near rally hot spots.
Scientists said that a critical task was now to be more quickly able to sift through the tens of millions of data points the satellite collects each day to identify methane hot spots.
" Plainclothes police officers, so-called rakers and crawlers, infiltrated mosques, student groups and businesses ranging from grocery stores to restaurants and hookah cafes, in an attempt to compile information on Muslim "hot spots.
Jean-Charles Brisard, chairman of the Center for the Analysis of Terrorism, a research organization in Paris, said the United States, unlike Europe, also had fewer citizens returning from terrorism hot spots abroad.
The people of Indochina may never get an apology, but the absolute least we can do is clean up the bombs dropped and the dioxin hot spots, and provide compensation for the victims.
First, both Juicers and operations managers have separate apps that tell them, among other things, where hot spots to drop off scooters are and where there are scooters that need to be charged.
Priebus also said on ABC's "This Week" program that Romney and Trump had a "very substantive" conversation when the two met on Saturday in which they discussed foreign hot spots and other issues.
Together with her friend and designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard, Pompeo drew inspiration for her sanctuary from a variety of sources, including the fashion world, luxe hotels, and hot spots like New York's Soho House.
Others have tried poisons and traps, special task forces to sniff out breeding hot spots, even a "rodent academy" to teach public employees how to be first-line responders to the Rattus norvegicus epidemic.
With vacation on the brain, we pulled some of the most popular and frequently booked Caribbean holiday hot spots on Airbnb and paired them with the best crochet swimsuits to wear while you visit.
Most of these kinds of studies look at these areas of gay culture—like the bathhouse scene, club scene, the app scene—because they're supposed hot spots for HIV infection and rampant drug use.
Gentrification drove them out of the city's leading LGBT neighborhood, and they now congregate on a strip south of the city farther away from the hot spots you'd find in a Dallas tourist guide.
Al-Qaeda has replicated this "localization" strategy — move into a civil war, embed with local forces and harness local grievances, and avoid high-profile attacks on the West — in hot spots around the world.
It was a scene straight out of Mexico's drug war hot spots — not the capital, deemed by international publications the #1 place to visit in 2016, the "New Iceland", and even the "New Berlin".
Usually undertaken late at night and into the early morning, the HUD-overseen census is meant to provide a comprehensive snapshot of homelessness in America: its hot spots and demographics, its causes and magnitude.
The designer's Instagram posts, which receive thousands of likes and comments, typically feature engagement rings and Wegman's signature deep-red nail polish against a background of travel hot spots and a 'gram-worthy showroom.
Carriers and telecom equipment makers will have to install new hardware like cellphone towers in rural areas and tiny mobile hot spots in dense urban areas to reach the 10 gigabits per second target.
"Hot spots" inside the prison for ghostly activity include the chapel, shower cages, death row, and the intake area, where the circular entrance gate occasionally turns by itself, as if to admit new prisoners.
Furthermore, slower global economic growth and more modest demand in previous consumption hot spots such as India and China mean overall demand for oil will likely not pick up next year, the IEA said.
As these hot spots circle, the black hole's immense gravitational forces twist space-time itself into something like a lens, one that flashes beacons of light across the cosmos like a galactic searchlight beam.
Each day, starting in the morning, users get their first drink free at a venue of their choice, plucked from a list of more than 50 hot spots in New York and Los Angeles.
S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (played by Paul Giamatti) ping pongs around Upper and Midtown Manhattan, tracking down power players at hot spots from Barney Greengrass to Marea, trying to get an important deal done.
Officials in the office of Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, acknowledged that mercury contamination is a serious problem and said he had issued a national action plan that calls for cleaning up four hot spots.
Many law enforcement agencies use software to predict potential crime hot spots, and the police in Kansas City, Mo., and other places have used data to identify potential criminals and to try to intervene.
But other mortality hot spots are in New Jersey and Washington, DC. Identifying areas of especially high maternal mortality and then bringing evidence based supports to those communities, can turn the tide and quickly.
Willow and Skaife visited three potential hot spots—Pelham Bay Park, in the Bronx (mallards, cormorants, egrets; no ravens), far West Twenty-third Street, and Inwood Hill Park, at the northernmost tip of Manhattan.

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