Orient Defender Multi-Eye Function Field Watch: Orient is another Iconic Japanese brand with a long history.
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Ananda Kantner and Bernard Moor-Jankowski were married June 10 at the Orient Congregational Church in Orient, N.Y. The Rev.
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CVCapital acted as financial advisor to AppLovin and Citi Orient Securities is the exclusive financial advisor to Orient Hontai Capital.
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Nomura Orient International Securities is 51% owned by Nomura, 24.9% by Orient International Holding, and 24.1% by Shanghai Huangpu Investment Holding Group.
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Nomura Orient International Securities is 51% owned by Nomura, 24.9% by Orient International Holding, and 24.1% by Shanghai Huangpu Investment Holding Group.
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Orient Overseas Associates, a subsidiary of a Hong Kong shipping company, Orient Overseas Container Line, had owned the Pine Street building for nearly 50 years.
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" Forty years ago, Saigon was "The Pearl of Orient.
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Jim Clay, Rebecca Alleway – Murder on the Orient Express
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The claim is signed with local insurer Orient Insurance .
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The Shanghai-based Nomura Orient International Securities is 51% owned by Nomura Holdings, 24.9% by Orient International (Holding), with Shanghai Huangpu Investment Holding (Group) owning the 24.1% stake, according to the company.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS: The proposed notes under the MTN programme are unconditionally and irrevocably guaranteed by China Orient Asset Management (International) Holding Ltd (COAMI, A-/Stable), a wholly owned subsidiary of China Orient.
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Orient was not immediately available to comment on the financing.
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Once the 'Pearl of the Orient', (it) will become nothing.
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Orient Hontai will take a 53.5% stake in the group.
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Some players orient themselves by the familiarity of their routines.
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Murder on the Orient Express arrives in theaters November 10.
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Once the 'Pearl of the Orient' (it) will become nothing.
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Murder on the Orient Express lands in theaters November 10.
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We think you can use your hearing to orient yourself.
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It is Orient Bay, St. Martin, not Philipsburg, St. Maarten.
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The groom is the stepson of Deborah Dumont of Orient.
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Inc, a semiconductor and communication firm, for development motivation * Says transaction amount is 11.15 billion won * Says its unit Orient Precision Industries Inc will hold 64.5 percent stake(5.4 million shares) in Orient Electronics.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are unconditionally and irrevocably guaranteed by China Orient Asset Management (International) Holding Ltd (COAMI, A-/Stable), a wholly owned subsidiary of China Orient Asset Management Corporation (COAM, A/Stable).
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SS) has offered to buy Orient Overseas International Ltd (OOIL) (0316.
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This allows it to move or orient itself in zero gravity.
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China Orient Summit Capital declined a request for a formal interview.
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The Reader's Choice winner was "Orient Express" by Alice van Kempen.
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Orient Securities has yet to respond to a request for comment.
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Murder on the Orient Express opens in theaters on November 9.
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Using the mouse, you can orient the map to your liking.
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SS American Orient, sailing from New York City via Havana (right).
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Israeli music is rediscovering the rhythms and tones of the Orient.
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How would you orient our national security, our national defense posture.
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And Poirot thought he was on the Orient Express for vacation!
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Yusef Lateef - "Blues for the Orient (Live at Ronnie Scott's)"303.
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Or it could be to orient customers towards a particular wine.
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Other species use far more sophisticated cognitive methods to orient themselves.
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Needless to say, Orient fans deserve all that help and more.
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Should Pakistan orient its economy toward the West or toward China?
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You should also orient the lampshade so that seams are hidden.
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It's interesting to orient the stitch within the discourse of painting.
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Some cities offer guidance to orient travelers to their creative sides.
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When butterflies land, they orient their wings perpendicular to their bodies.
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I walked to the back of the house, to orient myself.
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How you orient yourself at home while charging your phone changes.
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The Today host joined Josh Gad – one of the stars of the upcoming Murder on the Orient Express remake – for an actual trip on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, which is currently headed from Italy to Paris.
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Too many founders orient their businesses around venture capital from day one.
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They didn't just orient themselves at the past; they created something new.
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Some may use it simply to orient, such as blind mole rats.
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The fifth, Murder On The Orient Express, was announced on September 29.
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Temasek sold its S$2.3 billion stake in shipper Neptune Orient Lines.
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Orient Securities is slated to debut in Hong Kong on July 8.
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Her upcoming film, Murder On The Orient Express, hits theaters November 10.
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She is also in the upcoming film, Murder on the Orient Express.
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Despite these simulated conditions, the beetles were still able to orient themselves.
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HK), China Orient Asset Management Co, China Cinda Asset Management Co (1359.
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Should we expect the company will orient itself more toward collaboration uses?
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This. Guy. Murder on the Orient Express opens in theaters November 10.
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Murder on the Orient Express is set to premiere on November 10.
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The scallop restoration project involves raising and releasing scallops into Orient Harbor.
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The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express has unveiled three new incredibly luxurious suites.
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The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express has unveiled three new incredibly lavish suites.
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It was home to the eastern terminal of the famous Orient Express.
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On a map, the phrase "You Are Here" can orient the lost.
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Mr. Erdogan, after all, is "from the Orient," Mr. Ben Haim said.
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First came "Murder on the Orient Express," which opened to mixed reviews.
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After Kei Takei/Moving Earth Orient Sphere wraps up performances on Jan.
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The whole now resembles a Venetian palazzo compressed into the Orient Express.
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And...there needs to transcend, organize, and orient people to new realities.
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"Murder on the Orient Express," opens in the UK on November 3.
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Comparisons to the Orient Express don't necessarily favor the 8:22 a.m.
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Everything in my background should orient me to sympathy for Trump's positions.
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Laïdi-Hanieh believes the idealized portrait's references to the Orient were unintended.
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That beat you need to wait for the screen to re-orient itself?
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Snatched hits theaters Friday while Murder on the Orient Express arrives in November.
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Luckily, I have the first block off and have time to orient myself.
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It is simple and mostly (but not exclusively) uses target markers to orient.
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You quickly orient your lightsaber to match this line, blocking his incoming attack.
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Huarong and China Orient did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
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These are the points one uses to orient themselves in a frenetic world.
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Citigroup secured its onshore securities joint venture, Citi Orient Securities, under Au's watch.
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It was not immediately possible to contact Televisa and Orient Hontai for comment.
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And make sure you know how to orient yourself before you set off.
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She booked a ticket on the Orient Express to take her to Istanbul.
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JOAN BERGLUND, ORIENT, N.Y. To the Editor: Margaret Renkl's article really hit home.
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Similarly, if you orient your life around attention, you will always feel slighted.
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Foreign investment has proved disastrous and unpopular at Charlton and at Leyton Orient.
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Que signifie-t-elle pour les peuples du Maghreb et du Moyen-Orient?
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China Orient Asset Management's new multi-tranche offering was mixed in secondary trading.
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The U.S. private equity fund said in a press release it plans to work with China Orient Asset Management (International) Holding Limited, a firm wholly owned by one of the country's four largest AMCs, and China Orient Summit Capital (COS-Capital).
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I continue to be surprised by how fun Murder on the Orient Express looks.
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And it appears the country will continue to orient itself in this reform vein.
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I've always liked the misunderstood image of the Orient– I can laugh about it.
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More importantly, treatment recommendations and guidelines "can change quite dramatically" over time, explained Orient.
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Emerging from a subway station or a building, it can orient you pretty instantly.
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Orient Watch Company gets a plug in 'The Golden One''s David Duke endorsement.
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For the soybean survey, Beijing Orient Agri-business Consultants, JCI, COFCO and Zhongqi responded.
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We know there was murder — but was there also romance on the Orient Express?
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And it obscures the dialogue that could develop between the Orient and the Occident.
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Overlooking Orient Point and the Plum Gut Channel is a lighthouse built in 1869.
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Its grand salon once hosted passengers coming and going on the legendary Orient Express.
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The old railway hotels built for Orient Express passengers are ultra-luxurious, but expensive.
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Doubtless, quasi-Westernized men and women from the exotic Orient flatter white self-images.
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Wherever we are, we orient ourselves in relation to that house on the hill.
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Start with And Then There Were None, or maybe Murder on the Orient Express.
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On the other side you'll find Orient, a village that predates the American Revolution.
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I would have incoming students to welcome, new faculty to orient, budgets to plan.
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We three kings of orient are, one in a taxi, one in a car.
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The premise of Orient is as follows: A man on a train is murdered.
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ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PRODUCTION DUE TO MANDATED RESTRICTION ON NATURAL GAS SUPPLY * ORIENT PAPER - RESTRICTION IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECOND HIGHEST ALERT OVER SUPPLY SHOCK OF NATURAL GAS WHICH HAS BEEN IN PLACE SINCE NOV 27, 2017 * ORIENT PAPER -TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PRODUCTION WILL IMPACT CO'S CURRENT CORRUGATING MEDIUM PAPER, OFFSET PRINTING PAPER AND TISSUE PAPER OPERATIONS * ORIENT PAPER - SUSPENSION OF PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO LAST INTO FEBRUARY, 2018, WHEN COMPANY EXPECTS RESTRICTION TO BE EASED * ORIENT PAPER SAYS IS GOING TO IMPLEMENT EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE DURING TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PRODUCTION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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AppLovin and Orient Hontai have notified CFIUS of the new arrangements, but they do not believe the new deal will be scrutinized by CFIUS because it does not give Orient Hontai any control of the company, a source close to the deal said.
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Zuckerberg has said the goal is to re-orient the services around privacy and encryption.
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Orient Securities and CDB Leasing didn't immediately reply to requests for comment on their deals.
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The fluid inside can help the body orient itself and keep you upright in space.
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Bateman will be reuniting with the two British icons in the star-studded Orient Express.
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One wintry afternoon, I sat down to read Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express.
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MA|EX students find shapes for ideas and identities and orient them for diverse publics.
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Startups can now orient themselves entirely toward finding breakthrough cures and not worry about commercialization.
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So it was for Leyton Orient captain Liam Kelly in their match at Plymouth Argyle.
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Some brands that use recycled plastic materials further orient their manufacturing process around reducing waste.
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In March 2015, Tommy Tan, the owner, opened a new restaurant, Orient Odyssey, in Jericho.
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Mr. Tan closed Orient Odyssey in January for six weeks to get it on track.
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Orient Odyssey has come a long way since its opening more than a year ago.
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Indeed, it appears that everyone was in on it: Sex Assault on the Orient Express.
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We passed the time at an extremely pleasant cocktail bar down the street, Orient Express.
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The feature is built into the camera app, using depth sensing to orient live drawings.
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Orient has disposed around 1 trillion yuan of non-performing loans since then, Xinhua said.
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Instead, it said it had accepted an $841 million debt investment from Orient Hontai Capital.
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AppLovin had only raised $4 million in funding before its deal with Orient Hontai Capital.
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These are Globex, Orient Express, Rencredit, UBRIR, Moscow Industrial, International Financial Club, Uraltransbank and Jugra.
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The two of them co-star in the upcoming film Murder on the Orient Express.
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He was, he often said, ''a Byzantine at heart, a European sailing towards the Orient.
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The Orient Express is even still running today: it mostly travels between London and Venice.
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The groom's father is now an owner of Oysterponds Shellfish, an oyster farm in Orient.
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During the Orient phase, a lot of stuff is going on inside the cockpit too.
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The practice served to orient her in her native city after a period spent abroad.
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How was the Eberhardt story, the Orient, and the West's (mis)understanding of Islam created?
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Ahead, drivers were lined up for the ferry from Orient Point to New London, Conn.
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The best sentences orient us, like stars in the sky, like landmarks on a trail.
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Whenever I got lost or confused, I would find the TV tower to orient myself.
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Best actress: "Gaslight" (1944), "Anastasia" (1956)Best supporting actress: "Murder on the Orient Express" (1974)
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Fall will touch down in golden Orient, where ospreys float and peace comes dropping slow.
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Another film adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express" was released in 2017.
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Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Nomura have been hired as sponsors of Orient Securities' share offering.
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"Neurolinguistic programming is a well-known method of hypnosis, it's in the literature," Orient said.
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Opportunity's NASA controllers have to periodically re-orient the rover to get better exposure to sunlight.
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Depp is otherwise focused on his work, recently filming Murder on the Orient Express and LAbyrinth.
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Fund managers that help Chinese invest abroad, such as China Orient Summit Capital, are changing tack.
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"Both sides seem to be incredibly confused," said Andrew Collier, managing director at Orient Capital Research.
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Zhao Hengdong of the Orient Lucky soon after he was rescued, according to the Hartford Courant.
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That way, the vehicle can orient its sail to get the best boost from the Sun.
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The device also uses face tracking to adjust the holographic image to orient towards the speaker.
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In 2015 it unsentimentally sold control of Neptune Orient, a shipping line, to a French firm.
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The Murder on the Orient Express star, however, chose to answer it, as delicately as possible.
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But once the hacker is in, now we have an attacker who needs to orient himself.
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We can't figure out what might be sustainable to identify with, to orient our taste on.
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Christie also drew on her own dismal passage on the Orient Express while writing the novel.
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It had been intended to orient greenhorns to the Society, and instead it became a wake.
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It's true that other orders of Freemasonry, like the Grand Orient in France, will admit atheists.
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But if they were dropped into the column at night, they took longer to re-orient.
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Pro-opposition Orient television showed an earlier convoy that had arrived in Idlib from eastern Ghouta.
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Andy Shen shows how a pilot might tilt the camera up to orient for forward flight.
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Dan Cooper walked up to the Northwest Orient Airlines ticket counter in Portland, Oregon, on Nov.
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His father is the chairman of Orient EuroPharma Company, a health-care products distributor in Taipei.
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OODA stands for "observe, orient, decide, act" and is a means of managing information in battle.
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Ms. Johnson based "The World of Henry Orient," published in 22011, on her experiences at Brearley.
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Orient Overseas had conducted business for years in the United States before Cosco Shipping bought it.
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PORTSMOUTH, Inglaterra — El autobús del equipo de fútbol femenino Leyton Orient puede llegar a ser sofocante.
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PORTSMOUTH, England — The team bus for the Leyton Orient women's soccer team can sometimes be stifling.
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Crew Dragon then used onboard thrusters to orient the vehicle as it fell back toward Earth.
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The group's executive director, Dr. Jane Orient, confirmed Price's current membership in an email to STAT.
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It's showing in theaters now in the new movie adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express.
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What It Is: An overnight trip from Venice to Paris on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, the modern-day version of the luxury train made famous by Agatha Christie (and now by Kenneth Branagh, Johnny Depp and Michelle Pfeiffer onscreen) in Murder on the Orient Express.
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Alas: I did not enjoy my travels with this latest iteration of Murder on the Orient Express.
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It was a monotonous activity, pausing every few streets to orient myself and take in my surroundings.
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There's also Orient Experience III, which was opened by an Afghan owner in Kabul back in 2014.
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Warren said he was helping orient the men so they would not get lost in the desert.
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As the actors were clad in mo-cap suits, VR offered them a chance to orient themselves.
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It uses sensors installed in the room as well as its own motion sensors to orient itself.
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They were shown satellite imagery with basic landmark information such as rail lines, to initially orient themselves.
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Location of Photo: Likoni, Mombasa, Kenya READERS' CHOICE WINNER: Photo: Orient Express Credit: ©Alice van Kempen.
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Detective Hercule Poirot happens to be on the Orient Express when a passenger, Ratchett, is found dead.
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OTPP acquired the terminals from Orient Overseas International Ltd of Hong Kong in 2007 for $2.4 billion.
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"Murder on the Orient Express is a throwback to a different era in many ways," he continued.
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Hopefully, all crime on the Orient Express is reserved to the movies because Al Roker's on board!
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Murder on the Orient Express, based on the Agatha Christie novel, opens in theaters on Nov. 10.
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These are Globex, VTB24, Rencredit, UBRIR, Moscow Industrial Bank, Orient Express, Asian Pacific and International Financial Club.
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The painterliness of this new Murder on the Orient Express connects to a principle animating its plot.
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Originally built for Orient Express passengers, the Pera Palace is located on the European side of Istanbul.
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It's a motherly employment agency, a gentle way of helping people orient themselves in a confusing world.
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Without free speech, we cannot explore our ever-transforming territories, orient ourselves, and get to the point.
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This is not quite the case at Leyton Orient, even if their situation is not too dissimilar.
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So it only made sense to travel along much of the original route of the Orient Express.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating is based on CUPI's ownership by China Orient Asset Management Co., Ltd.
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Nunnally Johnson wrote the book, Bob Merrill the music and lyrics, and Don Ameche played Henry Orient.
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Poor areas flooded and suffered the same as the high-cost, pastel-colored communities of Orient Bay.
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Top performers won a trip on the Orient Express or a cruise on the Queen Elizabeth 2.
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A guidebook can be embarrassing to use in public, but discreetly slip it out and orient yourself.
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Having once raised sheep on the Mendocino coastline, Ms. Thomas found echoes of Northern California in Orient.
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There are the movies explicitly based on her books, like 2017's Murder on the Orient Express.
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The proposed notes' expected rating is at the same level as China Orient's Issuer Default Rating (IDR), due to the strong link between China Orient and COAMI and because the keepwell deed and deed of equity interest purchase undertaking transfer the ultimate responsibility of payment to China Orient.
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The French inspector, on behalf of Interpol, sends the Spitzes on a special trip for the rest of their honeymoon — a little train ride on none other than the Orient Express, which is the setting for a famous Agatha Christie murder mystery called Murder on the Orient Express.
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But, like her, they refuse to be neatly trundled into fixed positions within the Orient and the Occident.
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"For most companies, money is a really easy thing to orient toward," a current employee told BuzzFeed News.
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C'est après un voyage au Moyen-Orient que M. Drouin, décédé l'année dernière, a eu l'idée du code.
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We rent Murder on the Orient Express on the PlayStation Network and settle in for a movie night.
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Furthermore, a default by COAMI could have significant negative repercussions on China Orient for any future offshore funding.
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It is towards this direction that Muslims around the world orient themselves to pray five times a day.
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First base is a beeping mat, and players clap paddles at second and third base to orient runners.
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The Confidence's operators, Orient Shipping Rotterdam, told Reuters the basic details of the rescue but declined further comment.
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The two officers tap and pinch the iPad screen and rotate the device to orient the map horizontally.
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The Bluetooth antenna can add even more data, as the device uses stationary signal sources to orient itself.
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He left on June 4th, on the Orient Express, three months after the German Army entered the city.
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" For instance, he said, "if we think about the Orient, we don't think about something cold and crystalline.
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The new Grand Suites will be part of the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express from 2020, according to Belmond.
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It also said Orient Hontai completed a 9.98 percent investment in AppLovin for $140 million in January 2017.
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If you orient everything around individual self-interest, you end up ripping the web of giving and receiving.
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To maintain optimal performance, mission controllers need to orient the position of the sail relative to the Sun.
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It's a murder mystery where maybe you could root for the murderer, Murder on the Orient Express-style.
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This dualism is powerfully effective in creating a sense of struggle to orient oneself amid an internal landscape.
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"The age disparity was sufficiently apparent as to orient the viewer toward the defendant," the appellate panel wrote.
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They also offer remote GitLab 101 meetings to orient folks who need more face time to get going.
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS By Agatha Christie Read by Kenneth Branagh 6 hours, 12 minutes. HarperAudio. $29.99.
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They married in 2013 and moved into his Orient home at the eastern tip of the North Fork.
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From the Orient the world has inherited a civilization upending event, this coronavirus feeding on the human strain.
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Now, the city's parks offer a vision of a future where we orient the city around living communities.
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That will help orient you and strengthen connections in your brain about where you are and have been.
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Directional information is the more basic, as polarity lets animals orient north or south as if using a compass.
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Texts on the walls as well as maps — including Girault's own map from the expedition — help to orient visitors.
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The 54-year-old actor looked worse for wear at the London premiere of "Murder on the Orient Express."
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When the field points north, magnetic minerals in the newly formed volcanic crust orient themselves along northern magnetic lines.
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The original Orient Express trains started rolling in 1883, ushering in a golden age of travel for Europe's elite.
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Orient Net described Halla Barakat as a "tireless" editor and investigator, and her mother as prominent opponent of Assad.
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Ridley, who also starred in Murder on the Orient Express this year, came in sixth place with $1.08 billion.
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Their next part of their mission had been to orient the telescope towards the center of the Milky Way.
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You'll find the answer this Friday, when a new film adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express hits theaters.
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In the 2002 book "Orient Express", Russian official Konstantin Pulikovsky described Kim Jong Il's three-week journey to Moscow.
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The Smart Remote relies on three, small wall-mounted sensors and its own internal motion tracking to orient itself.
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Then, using a series of gyros and a momentum wheel, LightSail 2 should be able to orient itself accordingly.
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The rest of Murder on the Orient Express sees Poirot unspool the mystery with his famous little gray cells.
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Are the details in the shining new hubs of the Orient or in the airports of Europe's capital cities.
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The Grand Suites on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express also offer "free-flowing champagne" and private, in-cabin dining.
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I immediately wondered if, in days gone by, this was how passengers on the Orient Express began most mornings.
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She seems to take real pleasure in helping the bewildered new mothers orient themselves in the postpartum tall grass.
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We also re-orient the user to a life without drugs and an understanding of their own emotional vulnerabilities.
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"If we want Russia to be a developed country, we should orient ourselves toward the innovation economy," he added.
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You might have enough clarity by now to orient your life around a true north on some ultimate horizon.
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The mud-brick house where the British author of "Murder on the Orient Express" once stayed is long gone.
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That is perhaps part of the reason that Orient fans are disunited on their plan of action going forwards.
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Originally, the Orient Express went from London to Istanbul through the Alps — and, of course, in the reverse direction.
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In short, the Orient Express was perhaps the world's most luxurious train in its heyday about a century ago.
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Dern, who was enjoying the view rolling by, suggested that one day we might take the Orient Express together.
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Ultimately, the list of possibilities outmatched the cast of "Murder on the Orient Express" — a reality Mr. Trump recognized.
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The Orient and Polar Express offer some stiff competition, but the magical train to Hogwarts is tough to beat.
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These are the questions that Mija seems to orient herself around as both a DJ and as a musician.
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As a friend pointed out, the app doesn't tell you exactly where you are, but it helps orient you.
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Leyton Orient was just one team, in one city, in a country with deep economic, social and political division.
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A stronger U.S. dollar also weighed on commodities, said Wang Bing, a senior broker with Orient Futures in Shanghai.
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In the mid-1800s, the "Siamese twins," Chang and Eng Bunker, marketed themselves as exotic and of the Orient.
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As you stand before them trying to orient yourself, you can feel the ground dropping away beneath your feet.
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It is the job of the professional Orientalist, filmmaker or writer, to create a restored picture of the Orient.
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Low-rent housing is clustered around a shopping center, where shops bear names like Noor, Najib and Orient Musik.
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" The claim said that when McCoy began to regain consciousness, the officers "failed to permit him to orient himself.
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He can be vigorously obsessive-compulsive, as Kenneth Branagh played him in "Murder on the Orient Express" in 2017.
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The Trobriand Islands off New Guinea, for example, use the autumnal swarming of sea worms to orient each year.
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In many cases, the data showed that people will orient their opinions according to what they think of Trump.
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"We were against Medicare from the beginning and we still take the stand that it's unconstitutional," Orient told me.
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"We orient around organizational complexity," McJannet explained, and likened the company's approach to how GitHub relates to the git protocol.
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Then, Gad brought in the big guns: Dame Judi Dench, who is also starring in Murder on the Orient Express.
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For instance, if you hear someone talking to you, you can just orient your face toward the person who's speaking.
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Orient Securities was trading at HK$2100.43 on its Hang Sang trading debut, after initially opening at $000 per share.
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From there, you can orient the window in a number of ways, including in horizontal or vertical split-screen mode.
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So a chance to ride on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express was a giddy opportunity to go back in time.
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Earlier this year, I saw Battle of the Sexes and Murder on the Orient Express while on flights for work.
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"I love walking my dog," the Murder on the Orient Express star and director tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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When Detective Hercule Poirot boards the Orient Express from Istanbul to London, he's at the tail-end of his vacation.
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Alas, work never ceases for Poirot, the central mystery-solver of the Agatha Christie novel Murder on the Orient Express.
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The pill is able to orient itself once swallowed, in order to make sure it injects in the right spot.
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The Maharajas Express, in India, and the Orient Express, which travels through Europe and Turkey, rounded out the top five.
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"Nobody really knows how much leverage they have," said Andrew Collier, managing director at Orient Capital Research in Hong Kong.
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AppLovin will also use some of the funds from KKR's investment to purchase a portion of Orient Hontai Capital's stake.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg said earlier this year he plans to re-orient the company's services around private messaging and encryption.
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Last week, NASA used the remaining fuel to orient the satellite so that it could transmit its data to Earth.
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We flew coach to Japan on Northwest Orient Airlines and we landed at Haneda AirPort, which was before Narita existed.
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To organize the book, Getsy grouped the different texts into thematic sections, which orient readers and make them more fluent.
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"China is at a turning point in its economy," said Andrew Collier, the founder of research firm Orient Capital Research.
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Le même jeune prince est l'instigateur d'une série de réformes audacieuses qui transforment le royaume et ébranlent le Moyen-Orient.
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Like many apartment galleries, 15 Orient is open only by appointment; you have to know about it to go there.
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Herzl, a Vienna journalist who'd come part of the way east on the luxurious Orient Express, thought it was awful.
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For example, the company has already filed patents for ruggedized solar panels and reaction wheels, which help satellites orient themselves.
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A successful ideology, he wrote, is comforting, an all-encompassing tool to salve our deepest fears and orient our lives.
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Welcome to first-class, which made me feel like I was in 'The Great Gatsby,' or on the Orient Express.
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Among her other film credits are "The Pickwick Papers" (1952), "Murder on the Orient Express" (1974) and "Erin Brockovich" (2000).
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If we orient our lives toward this pure ideal, and get everybody else to, we will move gradually toward perfection.
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And yet, in recent months alone, there have been demonstrations at Coventry City, Leyton Orient, Nottingham Forest and Leeds United.
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And in the past several years, the political world has worked to re-orient itself to explain how -- of course!
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After Japan's invasion of China in August 1937, she fled with her new mama to Shanghai, pearl of the Orient.
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It took me some time to orient myself and begin to wrap my head around what those documents were saying.
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Part of an Orient Thai Boeing 747, the largest aircraft in the junkyard with residential tower blocks in the background.
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Many farangs (foreigners of western origin) don't particularly care for the funky smell of exotically named "hot rubs" from the Orient.
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In the film, Sing Street and Murder On the Orient Express actress Boynton portrays Mercury's girlfriend-turned-platonic soulmate Mary Austin.
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They recently patented a completely spherical dewar that uses gravity to constantly orient itself correctly inside a protective, crate-like matrix.
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Orient Appeal on Etsy allows you to engrave custom messages onto cufflinks in your own handwriting or from a font list.
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To find the resources they need for living and thriving, they need to orient themselves in above- and below-ground environments.
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DeSouza and Betts were transported to the Orient Road Jail, while the dogs were taken in by Hillsborough County Animal Services.
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She also must orient the plane at the right angle for launch, as well as veer away when the rocket detaches.
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You can flip the phone's upside down to orient the selfie camera at a more traditional angle, but that's just inconvenient.
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This has led to a kind of Murder on the Orient Express alliance against big tech: Everyone wants to kill them.
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Given this move, Zhang's European dream may be hard to realize, according to Andrew Collier, managing director of Orient Capital Research.
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Halla, who grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina, worked as a journalist for Orient News, an outlet for the Syrian opposition.
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On Sunday, government shelling killed seven people in rebel-held Nerab, the Observatory and the pro-opposition TV station Orient reported.
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This update includes tools that help orient pictures correctly as well as extract shareable animations from your videos, among other things.
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We're on the trip, like I kind of thought, 'Listen we're in Paris and we're taking the Orient Express to Venice.
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This was the Jenglo, 46 feet, with a huge, sweeping flare of a bow, out of Orient Point on Long Island.
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So it's not just about, 'Can we orient ourselves at this moment with a group of founders' hands on the wheel?
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That makes it much, much easier to orient yourself in unfamiliar settings, which is hugely beneficial when traveling in unfamiliar territory.
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Now, the 35-year-old actor is among the star-studded cast of "Murder on the Orient Express," filming in London.
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The device will come with a vertical stand, so users can decide how they want to orient it on their shelf.
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Murder on the Orient Express is our Toyota People Pick of the Day Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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According to the Murder On the Orient Express actress' new interview with Elle, Ridley's life has been upended by cat allergies.
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"I'm expecting what I've said all along," Andrew Collier, managing director at Orient Capital Research, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday.
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Fox's fifth frame of "Murder on the Orient Express" followed with $5.1 million at 3,201 sites for a total of $92.
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The operators are now in the process of suing Orient Cable and Telecommunications Inc, the station which aired the pirated film.
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So if you're trying to orient your IG experience in that direction, these Black women are serving inspiration by the upload.
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There was the Orient Express, a tag team that, for much of its run, included a white guy in a mask.
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Lathan, an inmate at the Correctional Reception Center in Orient near Columbus, filed three civil lawsuits against the prison in October.
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For a few minutes, I couldn't even find a landmark to orient myself at all to the town I called home.
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Now, I catalogue Los Angeles's landmarks, and I orient places with the stories my friends who grew up here tell me.
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Its parent company is Orient Investment Group, a private company that was founded by ex-military officers, two security sources said.
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"I deferred hoping he might call on me again, he didn't, that's how I orient myself to the institution," Garrett added.
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One of the Grand Suites on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express is the Istanbul Suite, which has hand-carved wall details.
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The drinks had names like "Pearls of the Orient" and "China Doll," and the food available was pretty generic pan-Asian.
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In order to avoid having to say "Pearls of the Orient," I ordered a lychee martini — not exactly an original concoction.
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Apple has added a built-in compass, which allows location-aware apps like Apple Maps to orient the display properly automatically.
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Orient is a privately held Australian energy investment company focused on the exploration and production of gas in the Bowen Basin.
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Everything from the facade of the building to the menu at the Grand Café Orient is inspired by the art movement.
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Retail deposits were more or less stable, while Orient Express' large RUB3371495bn increase (3371956%) was due to the merger with Uniastrum.
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People experiencing high levels of physical or mental pain automatically orient towards themselves and begin using I-words at higher rates.
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So, for the travelers unfamiliar with the strange worlds of Autechre, here's a few paths on which to orient your journeys.
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Despite having no previous experience of owning a football club, Becchetti's approach to running Orient could be fairly described as hyperactive.
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This racial solidarity now plays a central role in the way many whites orient themselves to the political and social world.
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The merger of Cosco Shipping and Orient Overseas prompted the Treasury Department to review the deal for potential national security concerns.
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At an event in Orient, Iowa, on Sunday, Sanders made distinctions between his criticisms of the media and Trump's outright attacks.
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" With his band, Mr. Lim toured the world for years, introducing heavy metal fans to what the band called "orient metal.
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This would orient the candidates to the broad center of the electorate, rather than to the activist fringes of each party.
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Infowars and others pointed to social media posts from Feras Karam, a reporter for Orient News, as evidence of a hoax.
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Holiday "traditions" abound in classical programming at this time of year, markers to orient yourself by and reliable standbys for institutions.
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But last year, "Crooked House" and "Murder on the Orient Express" were both tepidly received, as some critics complained about pacing.
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It's its own trope now: You can say, "It's a Murder on the Orient Express-style reveal," and it means something.
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It's a long walk even for us but thankfully it's all flat and it helps us orient ourselves to a new city.
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Live footage broadcast on pro-opposition Orient News TV on Saturday showed the hill provides a vantage point across a wide area.
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He turned to Orient Industry, a company that specializes in high-end "love dolls," sex dolls that can cost thousands of dollars.
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"The document is significant, but effective implementation is the key," said Ma Wenfeng, analyst at Beijing Orient Agri-business Consultant Co Ltd.
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Fox's "Murder on the Orient Express" and Paramount's "Daddy's Home 282" tied for fifth over the five days, both with $265 million.
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Pro-opposition television Orient News said at least 20 people were killed there and the Observatory said at least 18 had died.
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Each MarCO satellite has sensors designed to detect the location of the Sun, so they can both properly orient their solar panels.
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One of Hercule Poirot's most gripping adventures takes place on the Simplon Orient Express, which used to run from Paris to Istanbul.
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Even my desperate need for entertainment couldn't save Orient Express, which, I don't know, I guess I shouldn't have expected more of.
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Agatha Christie's iconic mystery looks at what unfolds after an unsavory man is murdered by a fellow passenger on the Orient Express.
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At that ludicrous speed they have to find each other, orient in exactly the right direction, and perfectly align without damaging anything.
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A waypoint is anything in the world that we orient ourselves by, something that we look to for guidance on a journey.
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French shipping company CMA CGM SA is buying Singapore's Temasek Holding's shares in Neptune Orient Lines for S$2.26 billion ($1.61 billion).
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She also appears as a part of the all-star ensemble in Kenneth Branagh's Murder on the Orient Express (out Nov. 10).
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Daisy Ridley, 25, and Tom Bateman, 28, could be more than just friends after costarring together in Murder on the Orient Express.
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The famed mystery queen is said to have traveled on the train, now called the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, dozens of times.
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The central aim this time was to orient visitors and participants to the upcoming midterm elections and bring more young people in.
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I tried it twice at Orient Odyssey: At lunch, it was wonderful, but it was a tad dry at a recent dinner.
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Chula Sukmanop, director general of CAAT, told Reuters the suspension will affect 12 airlines, including Orient Thai Airlines and Thai Vietjet Air.
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Back on the Orient, my cabin grew chilly and I wished, briefly, that I had made the journey in the scorching summer.
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Contriving somehow both to dawdle and to rush, "Murder on the Orient Express" is handsome, undemanding, and almost wholly bereft of purpose.
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Light is a powerful signal to your human system as it communicates and helps orient you to the time of the day.
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Discussion of the fallout from the attack dominated noontime banter at the Orient Imbiss takeaway on the edge of the old town.
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And with every turn of the vise, the city, once known as the Pearl of the Orient, loses more of its sheen.
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Located inside of The House of the Black Madonna, Prague's Grand Café Orient is just a few blocks from Old Town Square.
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AppLovin told Reuters in a statement that it had abandoned plans to sell a majority stake in Shanghai-based Orient Hontai Capital.
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Above all, the justice system must orient itself toward serving the needs of its communities, not just the demands of the state.
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The qubits either orient themselves with their neighboring ions to form a ferromagnet, where their magnetic fields are aligned, or at random.
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"It's an open-surgery procedure in which several cuts are made to the pelvic bone to re-orient the socket," Huber explains.
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I have a wall calendar hanging above my desk, and when I need to orient myself in time, I look at it.
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Sketchbook | The Literati When the author of "Murder on the Orient Express" rode that very train on a journey toward true love.
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"We are bringing 5G to the streets and will orient ourselves towards our customers' needs," Telekom's chief technology officer Walter Goldenits said.
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So now that the plane is observing the heck out of everything, our intrepid pilot can move on to the Orient phase.
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If you sat and suffered through Kenneth Branagh's " Murder on the Orient Express " (2017), allow me to put your mind at rest.
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The latter are VTB2956, Leto Bank, Sviaz, Globex, RosCap, MDM, IBA-Moscow, Orient Express, Rencredit, JUGRA, UBRIR, Novikom, MTS-Bank and Rosinterbank.
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Three other ships, including the Gallup, a Navy patrol gunboat, and the Point Orient, a Coast Guard cutter, stood by to help.
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Those with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video and orient toward the person who had called.
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For Orient—and the many media organizations that have recently been circulating her work—Clinton's stumble looked like proof that they were right.
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In the video above, a user is able to manipulate a handle and re-orient it on a 3D model of a teapot.
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The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and opposition-run Orient News said a car blew up in the al-Qusoor neighborhood.
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Longridge on Tuesday announced Asia-Pacific-based Orient Global Aviation as the first customer of the recently announced BBJ 737 MAX 7 aircraft.
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"No demonstrations in Istanbul against the Syrian regime happened without Hala's participation," said Mahmoud al-Taweel, who worked with Hala at Orient News.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linked to Parent: Dong Yin's ratings are credit-linked to those of its parent, China Orient Asset Management Co., Ltd.
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To orient yourself, the glans clitoris should be at 12 o'clock, and your vaginal opening will be at 6 o'clock, Dr. Britton says.
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Colman is known for her roles in Broadchurch, The Lobster, and Hot Fuzz, plus is in the upcoming Murder on the Orient Express.
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Much of the discussion about "teaming" with robotic systems revolves around humans' place in the "observe, orient, decide, act" (OODA) decision-making loop.
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Also starring Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Tom Bateman and Hamilton's Leslie Odom Jr., Murder on the Orient Express hits theaters on Nov. 10.
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Raqs al-sharqi is Arabic for dance of the East or dance of the Orient, referring to the Middle East and North Africa.
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If a startup isn't building for the long haul, they should orient themselves to a world where more humble valuations are the norm.
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More importantly, Sphero has added a compass, giving it the ability to automatically orient itself when you pick it up and start driving.
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Others will orient themselves or get curious, it's right to leave a certain mystery to something and not take everybody by the hand.
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No monolithic religion or reality holds sway here; even "the Orient" proves to be a pure fiction that cannot square with actual existence.
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Without the earth to orient these human stories in history, where does the era of human supremacy begin, and where might it end?
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Water temperatures reached the mid-80s several times this past summer, according to a U.S. Geological Survey station gathering data in Orient Harbor.
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Dining | Long Island For the past 15 years the Orient in Bethpage has been the gold standard for Chinese restaurants on Long Island.
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A few dishes are still shaky, but the restaurant is well on the road to being a worthy member of the Orient family.
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There are mustaches, and then there's that splendiferous creation sitting atop Kenneth Branagh's lip in the first Murder on the Orient Express trailer.
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DE), Taiwan-based Evergreen and Hong Kong-based Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) said their executives were among those who had been subpoenaed.
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The boy who collected train timetables needed America's wide-open spaces across which to rush, and American stars by which to orient himself.
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Clad in shimmering aluminum, the footprints help visitors to the National September 11 Memorial Museum orient themselves and understand where the buildings stood.
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According to Macintosh, Orient fans are trying to figure out a way to raise funds to help save the club on their own.
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Among deals priced yesterday, China Orient Asset Management's 4.375% 71.5.375s were slightly firmer at 204bp/202bp over Treasuries against reoffer spread of 205bp.
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Kenneth Branagh takes on Agatha Christie's classic novel "Murder on the Orient Express," which has been adapted once before into a 1974 film.
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Coley and Oduolowu also hosted special guests and offered opinions on other movies, including the new remake of Murder on the Orient Express.
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Although countless routes are possible, I decided to retrace the one taken by the legendary Orient Express, taking several stops along the way.
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Stay By the time I left the 373-year-old Hadley's Orient Hotel in Hobart, I felt like I was leaving my family.
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The Town of Southold Planning Department (which has jurisdiction over Orient) and the State Department of Environmental Conservation are reviewing Fresh&co's proposal.
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From the Orient Express to the Trans-Europe Express, few methods of travel have offered as much romance as a European night train.
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Orient operated the Long Beach Container Terminal for three decades at the Port of Long Beach in California, one of the world's busiest.
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Wander through rooms outfitted with furniture and table settings saved by the families who settled Orient, some of whose descendants still live there.
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El Leyton Orient es solo un equipo, en una ciudad, en un país profundamente dividido en lo económico, lo político y lo social.
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And as their name suggests, they orient themselves differently than other jellies, resting on their gelatinous heads while their frilly arms stretch upward.
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Shasta's Ignite effort, then, will serve to orient the firm toward purely enterprise work, fitting with where its own market is already going.
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Let there be jazzing in the deep heart's core— and let the tide not overrun the causeway: may Orient be theirs forever more!
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Later in the day, the couple took part in a celebration ceremony in the garden of the groom's family's country home in Orient.
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We have a way that we orient toward the difficulties in our life like they are something to be pushed out of existence.
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There are scattered melodies and rhythms, but largely, it's music without repetition or easily recognizable patterns, reference points by which to orient yourself.
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Orient Securities, which filed for the Hong Kong listing under the name DFZQ, has a cornerstone tranche covering about 45 percent of its deal.
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"This is often a case of variation in the expression of whatever genes control birds' abilities to orient," he told me in an email.
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Murder on the Orient Express is a whodunnit, but there's only really one mystery: Why is it so hard to care who done it?
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The perplexing conclusion we reach, watching this Murder on the Orient Express, is that it has very little reason to exist, as a movie.
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Companies involved in the sector include Beijing Orient Landscape and Ecology, Tus-Sound Environmental Resources, Beijing Originwater Technology and Guangxi Bossco Environmental Protection Technology.
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Murder on the Orient Express, for example, has been made into two feature films, three television adaptations, a stage performance, and a computer game.
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