Want a smile that could put celebrities out of commission?
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Autos were out of commission and horses back in style.
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Coronavirus and flu symptoms can put you out of commission.
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With Debbie out of commission, Ruth had to rework the story.
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"In D.C., we'd be out of commission for weeks," Ram said.
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It seems Spider-Man will be out of commission for a while.
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While we talked, the CryptoKitties site dipped in and out of commission.
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Even worse: During the charging process, the scooter is out of commission.
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But taking the dam out of commission is not an attractive option.
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"Hurricane Sandy pretty much put us out of commission," Mr. Boulware said.
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During this time, the league will not be completely out of commission.
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Until then, a big chunk of Boeing's business is out of commission.
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Refurbishing of out-of-commission rooms in aging hotels is also under way.
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The platform would be out of commission, so the rocket would be, too.
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Two APM terminals in Rotterdam, Europe's busiest port, are still out of commission.
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Lastly, running a marathon might put you out of commission for a time.
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The operators are taking the gyroscope out of commission and switching to a backup.
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But after being put out of commission, the ET is brought back to life.
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Elliot is still out of commission, glitching out in the pastoral refuge of Queens.
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The sushi center at the back of the store seemed completely out of commission ...
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Russian officials could then verify via satellite that the planes were out of commission.
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A not insignificant chunk of the internet would effectively be taken out of commission.
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Never before had so many American kitchens been taken out of commission at once.
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McGregor has been out of commission since his 2018 loss to boxer Floyd Mayweather.
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My legs are out of commission, so instead of walking, I order it on DoorDash.
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Last month, a drone attacked a Saudi oil pipeline, temporarily putting it out of commission.
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Hit a rock or another racer hard enough and you may be out of commission.
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But on Saturday, under persistent cloud cover, the solar ovens were completely out of commission.
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Parisians are also pissed that their main bikeshare option is all but out of commission.
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The damage was so severe that the reactor was out of commission for five months.
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If your brain's been out of commission for the summer, it's time for a jumpstart.
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Three years ago, nearly half the 88,000 streetlights in the city were out of commission.
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They have faced some usual new-building issues, including elevators being briefly out of commission.
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Once the satellite is out of commission, it'll disintegrate during re-entry to minimize space debris.
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Standard Chartered did not respond in time on why these machines were put out of commission.
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The truck out of commission for about a week so the tank could be patched up.
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I knew that casting directors would consider me out of commission for at least a year.
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But problems quickly arose and the airline had to take aircraft out of commission for repairs.
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A company called Pod Works refurbishes the out of commission phone booths, turning them into workstations.
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I only buy new clothes to replace a piece of clothing that went out of commission.
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Who is going to do the fishing while he's out of commission for a whole day?
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However, the Bengals battled back after Burfict put Roethlisberger out of commission with a thundering sack.
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It also did not say how many tunnels it was trying to put out of commission.
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If it's over-exerted, it can be injured or too sore, and be out of commission.
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The New Beverly spent this year out of commission, with the venerable building undergoing significant renovation.
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The Opportunity rover, which is dependent upon solar power, is (fingers crossed) only temporarily out of commission.
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It is not immediately clear at this time how long the ride will be out of commission.
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He hung out at shooting ranges, gun fairs, historical reenactments, and an out-of-commission arms factory.
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Apple could also put iTunes, its main application for all music and video content, out of commission.
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Decide that I should probably eat something before demolition begins and my kitchen is out of commission.
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How can he do all that when his two main policy instruments are virtually out of commission?
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That means San Francisco is basically out of commission, while Los Angeles is operating under different procedures.
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And that's with me being out of commission for the first three months out of the year.
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After deploying satellites into orbit, the rocket falls back to Earth and is basically out of commission.
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Also, a collapsed bridge in California has put huge sections of the famed Highway 1 out of commission.
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In 2015, Miami Beach was cold, rainy, and, thanks to an out-of-commission causeway, choked with traffic.
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The September date would mean United will go at least 18 months with the Max out of commission.
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The US government is auctioning six out-of-commission lighthouses, with an asking price of around $153,000 each.
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However, many of its star players could be out of commission long before the Opening Ceremony in February.
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One hundred of the irrigation system's 2180 canals are still out of commission, according to the United Nations.
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The roads were out of commission for five hours while crews repaired the buckle, according to the highway patrol.
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A spokesperson confirmed that the exchange will soon be out of commission, but did not share a specific date.
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They would most certainly be obliterated by a second strike from a wounded, but hardly out of commission, enemy.
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Even if renovations are on the way, it seemed strange that practically half the store was out of commission.
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But one of the tram's two platforms is out of commission and won't be back online until next year.
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One of the two is currently out of commission as it gets a new set of wings, he said.
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Based on this teaser it looks like Link might be out of commission, at least for part of this game.
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On Thursday, she was out of commission with a slight hamstring industry, but her team went on to beat England.
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With the khaleesi out of commission, Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) must step up to help rule her city in her absence.
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Ted Cruz's exhibit in bridge burning effectively put that strategy out of commission for himself and his potential 2020 campaign.
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In North Carolina, a state website that helps voters find their polling place was briefly out of commission at midmorning.
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But after a faulty clutch put one out of commission, they all spent last season in place near the ceiling.
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Barboza spent much of the fight trapped along the fence, with one arm out of commission, and getting pounded on.
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The carrier taken out of commission was the USS Theodore Roosevelt, one of 11 active carriers in the Navy fleet.
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About 90 percent of the distribution network, which brings power to residents and businesses, is out of commission, APPA said.
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The club took the Martin Audio system out of commission in August 2016, replacing it with a Pioneer Pro Audio rig.
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That means dictionary, calculator and note-taking apps should function just fine, while Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook remain out of commission.
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What if one of the cameras is taken out of commission by a system error or a leaf blowing onto it?
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Last month, a five-lane section of one collapsed during rush hour and took part of that highway out of commission.
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Tests found he was experiencing severe dehydration and heat exhaustion ... which put him out of commission and kept him there overnight.
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"The existing power line needs to be out of commission for periods while the new one is being built," it said.
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Even so, the occasional surprise tidal wave of melancholy hits and drenches me, taking me out of commission for its duration.
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Squaw Valley, famous for hosting the 1960 Olympics, said they were out of commission because of a storm-related power outage.
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If I don't take an extra strength Midol before my cramps start, I'm out of commission for most of the day.
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The New York Times's loved-and-loathed needle was simply out of commission during the early, uncertain period of the evening.
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If you've ever sprained or broken your ankle, you know that it sucks, and you're out of commission for a good while.
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Also, when you're charging the earbuds via microUSB, they don't work so you're completely out of commission until they're juiced back up.
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How is something that forces you out of commission and then might dribble out of you an improvement on having your period?
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With Uber drivers out of commission, it is likely that Grab could see a surge in demand from its ride-hailing services.
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By knocking the Appellate Body out of commission, the United States has generated leverage that could be used to push for reform.
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There's also a good chance the blast will knock devices such as smartphones out of commission, and make the internet less accessible.
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But that number could rise if any refineries or pipelines look to be out of commission for more than a few days.
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Most of the bullpen, including Jonathan Holder, Adam Warren, Shreve and Chapman, was expected to be out of commission on Monday night.
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Flu symptoms can be abrupt and intense, Elliott explained, and they may totally knock you out of commission for a week or longer.
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Consider that if an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is ruptured, the standard time out of commission for a female athlete is 12 months.
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If the Falcon Heavy causes major damage to the pad at LC-39A, the site could be out of commission for a while.
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Plagued with technical issues and public criticism, the Triforium fell into a state of disrepair and has been out of commission for decades.
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The artist has been working on "Become Younger" since 2014, but suffered a hand injury that took her out of commission for months.
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The Opportunity rover has been incommunicado since a massive dust storm encircled the planet last summer, knocking it out of commission, possibly forever.
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At a time when many of the featherweight class' top fighters are out of commission, it'll be damn good to have him back.
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The last we heard of him, he was out of commission and replaced because he was "malfunctioning" — AKA, starting to become self aware.
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Fletcher tore his meniscus in the wreck and says he's going to need surgery, which will put him out of commission for months.
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When not controlling the orb, exiles can use their own auras to attack others, taking them out of commission for a short time.
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The site has been out of commission since last September, after one of SpaceX's rockets exploded on the pad during a fueling procedure.
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After her son was killed, Ms. Malcolm, who works in a nursing home in Westchester, remained largely out of commission for a year.
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And with the USS John McCain now out of commission thanks to that collision last night, we're down one more ballistic missile defense ship.
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This could take the band out of commission for at least four years and whether they will regroup is very much in the air.
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Countries that specialise in pitching would still be at a mild disadvantage, since their top arms would probably remain out of commission in March.
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We asked a few people who have an impaired sense of smell about ways to enjoy food while your nose is out of commission.
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It's annoying, sure, but it's preferable to truly malicious software that aims to take over your laptop or knock your computer out of commission.
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Amid indications that the Kremlin is serious about de-escalation, rebel field commanders who resist any rapprochement with Ukraine are put out of commission.
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Its pipettes had to be recalibrated every two to three months, and the recalibration process put the device out of commission for five days.
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As we reported ... Tom tried and failed the dubious stunt at least twice -- and one of those times apparently put him out of commission.
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With that factory out of commission, and a particularly aggressive flu season earlier this year, the FDA initially reported the shortage wouldn't last long.
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With those out of commission, it is not inconceivable that we could witness unlimited executive power exercised arbitrarily in very scary ways — and soon.
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But soon after his selection in 1960, at age 19713, he suffered a ruptured hernia that put him out of commission for six months.
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E-waste describes the electronic stuff that's no longer in use or no longer working—think out-of-commission appliances, old phones, dead computers, etc.
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Last week, the Berkeley Energy Group announced that it would be building a solar farm to bring back jobs to out of commission coal miners.
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We thought the procedure would put her out of commission for a while -- admittedly, we're not doctors -- but Christy proudly says that's not the case.
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The tunnels serve 85,000 commuters every day; if one were taken out of commission without a replacement, that number would have to fall to 21,000.
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"So the Army had 50,000 people out of commission," Mr. Carson said, recalling the arguments that allowing transgender troops to serve would not affect readiness.
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With its own power station out of commission, Gaza is dependent on the electricity lines from Israel, and a smaller, less reliable supply from Egypt.
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And with it out of commission, state agencies warned that there might not be enough fuel to keep the lights on when power use peaks.
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An end to iTunes After 18 years, Apple could finally take its main application for all music and video content out of commission, according to Bloomberg.
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Over 15 million gallons of water were stored here until the 1970s, when a mysterious leak was discovered that eventually put the reservoir out of commission.
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It is the first time the Metro has been taken out of commission other than for extreme weather, and it unleashed commuting chaos across the region.
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Swift said he was not concerned that the number of ships out of commission would affect the Navy's ability to respond to threats in the region.
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In Georgia, electronic voter-registration books were out of commission part of Tuesday morning in at least five Georgia counties, including Paulding County in suburban Atlanta.
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Basically, it will either shut down both train tracks for a year and a half, completely putting the L out of commission between Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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The endlessly bankable star injured himself in April 2017 while preparing Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand; since then, he has been largely out of commission.
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Hanham pointed out that while North Korea just put its nuclear test site out of commission, it still has plenty of nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles.
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READ: Coronavirus just took an entire U.S. aircraft carrier out of commission The convention center is ordinarily used for expos, graduation ceremonies, and other large events.
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With the commercial airports out of commission, he was able to fly from New York to a military airfield south of Paris in Brétigny-sur-Orge.
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It was supposed to land on a ground pad, but that spot was out of commission after another SpaceX spacecraft used it last month and was destroyed.
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Some other fun facts: Dany and Jon were born nine months apart, the same amount of time Ned was out of commission after the Tower of Joy.
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Normally, when new additions aren't working out the way Epic intended, the developer usually "vaults" items — that is, takes them out of commission for the foreseeable future.
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With Negan's vehicle out of commission, Rick chases Negan into a zombie-infested building where the two eventually find themselves falling through the floor into utter darkness.
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Sleep helps with learning, and, despite the fact that it takes us out of commission for a shockingly large proportion of each day, it's necessary for survival.
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The study also showed that the other six, small eyes don't provide much compensation in visual acuity when the large eyes are out of commission, Stafstrom said.
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It was a game about hitting people in the face with a metal rod as a "nonlethal" method of taking them out of commission—it was brutal.
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Car plants in cities such as Shanghai and Tianjin — many hundreds of miles away from Wuhan — could be out of commission for an "extended" period, they warned.
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However, analysts said weather conditions and flooding in Houston and Galveston, Texas, would keep many refiners in the area out of commission through much of the week.
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Whether you have to finish that TPS report or want to keep that winning streak alive in Fortnite, an out-of-commission laptop makes for a headache.
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Its compatriot, the Opportunity rover, has been out of commission since a dust storm forced it into hibernation mode, a sleep from which it's been unable to awaken.
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Much of this junk includes out-of-commission satellites or rocket parts that have run out of fuel, all moving at thousands of miles per hour in orbit.
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The man, Jeffrey Feinman, filed suit in April, when local news reports highlighted incorrect TD Bank machines, leading to the firm's decision to take some out of commission.
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And if the ISS goes out of commission before commercial companies are prepared to step in, the US could see a gap in access to lower Earth orbit.
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I know that it's got a strong fan following, but there's no other piece of hardware I'd like to personally put out of commission than the N643 controller.
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And this latest outage comes less than a week after the longest federal shutdown in history, which rendered many government websites out of date and out of commission.
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Ford's widely documented injury halted production on The Force Awakens for two weeks, but knocked the 71-year-old actor out of commission for considerably longer than that.
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To the untrained eye, it looks as though the wrecked canal - the two channels together supply three-fifths of Delhi's water - could be out of commission for longer.
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But he has been out of commission for several months with a classical musician's worst nightmare: an injury that has left him unable to use his left arm.
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Last week President Trump floated the idea of converting luxury cruise ships — which are out of commission right now — into floating hospitals if the Navy vessels prove insufficient.
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The buses had repeated battery and software failures, and parts often had to be shipped to Canada for repairs, putting the vehicles out of commission for lengthy spells.
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First, the press bus following Mr. Biden had to unexpectedly be taken out of commission, forcing his bus to pull over on the side of a road, too.
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It reaffirmed that decision in January, saying its entire fleet of 810 drones would essentially remain out of commission until it can confirm they pose no security threat.
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That changed in 2014, when a coalition of grassroots organizations and members of Congress pulled the bank out from the shadows and temporarily put it out of commission.
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In the meantime, Navy leaders are rebalancing the Pacific fleet to make up for the two sidelined destroyers, as well as the out of commission USS Antietam cruiser.
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Once it's initiated, your old iPhone and new iPhone will be out of commission for up to two to three hours, depending on how much information you're transferring.
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With the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) out of commission, Paglen cannot get the required green light to unfurl his giant space balloon, as the New York Times reports.
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Other airports around the world are on high alert because if this is a coordinated disruption it obviously doesn't take much to put an entire airport out of commission.
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With Cruise out of commission, other cast and crew members might find their own schedules rearranged – which could be an issue if they've got other things to get to.
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Earlier this year, Navy officials disclosed that two out of every three F-218 fighter planes in its fleet are out of commission on any given day, awaiting repairs.
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The recent Falcon 9 rocket explosion badly damaged SpaceX's Florida launch pad at Cape Canaveral, meaning the company's primary launch site is out of commission for the foreseeable future.
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While the ITC site was out of commission, Dow locked out about 230 hourly workers represented by the United Steelworkers union (USW) on April 22 amid labor contract talks.
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The full-fledged flu—the disease you're creating antibodies against—is a serious illness that can put you out of commission completely for a week or longer, Blais says.
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While the train's out of commission this month, the transit authority said it will survey the line and perform maintenance, promising (almost ironically) a "smoother" ride once it's done.
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The coronavirus pandemic -- and the official responses to it -- caused the world to come crashing down overnight on small businesses, disrupting operations and putting many out of commission altogether.
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The airline argued in its suit that many of the planes had been taken out of commission for relatively minor issues that did not affect their ability to fly.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross decried the reported bombing of medical facilities in Hama and Idlib Provinces, where the majority of hospitals were already out of commission.
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In 2014, after 50 days of fighting, Israel said it had put dozens of Hamas tunnels out of commission, including several extending into Israeli territory, threatening nearby civilian communities.
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Just the other day, my bathroom was out of commission, I'd had one too many glasses of wine the night before, and my cat kept me up until 3 a.m.
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You answered the phone, but as soon as I identified myself in Chinese, a State Security Ministry minder cut off the call and put your phone line out of commission.
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The capital is suffering its worst traffic jams in years as car owners with greater access to imported spare parts drag long out-of-commission vehicles back onto clogged roads.
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He bent his 9-iron on the eighth hole when he hit a tree during his swing, so the club was out of commission for the rest of the round.
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The original Love Connection has been out of commission for nearly two decades, which also explains why every YouTube clip of the show looks like "the tracking" needs to be adjusted.
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We don't have a lot of experience with the sun out of commission for a few hours in the middle of the day with our current power grids and supply systems.
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Image: APThe atomic fallout in Chernobyl, Ukraine was one of the worst nuclear disasters in history and put around 2,600 square kilometers (around 1,000 square miles) of land out of commission.
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We're told Beyonce's church was built in the early 1900s, but has been out of commission as a place of worship for some time due to its church members passing away.
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AlphaBay, the largest online marketplace for drugs, has been out of commission for the past two days, prompting users to question the reasons behind its outage, per the New York Times.
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To make it all work together, CaliBurger is going to spend some extra time training its employees to work with Flippy, so in the meantime the robot is out of commission.
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The "Thank U, Next" songstress, 25, revealed on her Instagram story on Tuesday afternoon that she was out of commission from an illness, and was postponing her next two concert appearances.
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Plus, it brought back a select number of colours from its original factory selection that have been mostly out of commission for years, including racing red, mineral green, and light grey.
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This latest round of cut-offs promises to make the power situation worse, and it's all the more dangerous because one key source of electricity was recently taken out of commission.
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If the left is able to put it out of commission, it's not a huge loss in the big picture, especially compared to the gain of losing the false racist association.
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"It looked to be on purpose," said his father, Michael Krause of Maplewood, N.J. The boy was carried off the field and out of commission for six weeks with a concussion.
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"My periods are painful and disruptive and can put me out of commission, so limiting them to a few times a year is better for my health and happiness," she says.
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"We are all afraid of the roof caving in," said Ms. Moller Kareman, who had to pay $20,000 to fix the building's out-of-commission elevator when she was first hired.
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When the pipe struck the ceiling, it drove down onto her foot with such force it also caved in an escalator step, putting the escalator out of commission for a week.
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They stood around my mother, nodding and taking notes, waiting patiently for her instructions, knowing their boss would be out of commission for, well, the rest of the week at least.
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After a week, the agencies jointly released a statement explaining what they had done, and in late March, announced that the tool would remain out of commission until at least October.
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It had previously been bombed in October, but the November bombardment was so extensive that it put it out of commission and interrupted the bread supply to civilians in the area.
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Texans game, NFL on CBS rolled out a story about how Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree might step up to the plate if all three of Oakland's quarterbacks are out of commission.
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We still don't know exactly what caused the Home devices to go out of commission — Google hasn't yet responded to our requests for comment, and nothing has been posted in the forums.
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Teen vampire classic The Lost Boys (1987) plays on one of the television screens overhead, while a Dixieland pinball machine and an out-of-commission Yamaha XT dirt bike are parked nearby.
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As painful as it was (he probably dislocated his shoulder "four or five more times" that season), Muss opted to finish the season rather than risk being out of commission to heal.
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"Quantico" star Priyanka Chopra will be out of commission for a while after a scary fall on the set of her hit show that landed her in the hospital ... TMZ has learned.
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According to the Missile Defense Agency, the $8 million was intended to add two backup missile interceptors to the base if and when the existing 40 are out of commission for repair.
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In 2014, an unidentified person walked into a plant, turned a valve and drained 65,000 liters of oil used to lubricate reactor turbines, knocking the reactor out of commission for five months.
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After a few weeks of wincing through sex, Peggy had told her husband that the rip was simply too painful and perhaps she should be out of commission until it had healed.
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In Vieques, with the hospital out of commission, dialysis patients had to travel to the big island three times a week to get treatment for more than a year after the storm.
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The heaviest rainfall in nearly a century has swamped the state, knocking the international airport out of commission, fizzling electricity, inundating hospitals and chasing more than a million people from their homes.
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Each appeared to be interested in wearing a Yankees uniform number that was out of commission — Mickey Mantle's retired No. 7 for Clint and Paul O'Neill's unofficially retired No. 21 for Todd.
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At the moment my only neutral bag has a broken shoulder strap and is out of commission, so I've mainly paired this coat with either my bright-blue or burgundy crossbody bag.
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According to media reports, every German submarine is out of commission, only 26.7 (out of 22) tanks are in running order and many fighter planes are grounded for lack of spare parts.
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So I definitely want the rats on my side; there may be some chance of a rat king occurring and taking some out of commission, but that's a risk I'm willing to take.
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It is the deadpan jaw-jut of someone powering through an all-night drive, or of someone who's just been informed that the elevator up to the 50th floor is out of commission.
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The celebrity gossip site revealed the church was built in the early 1900s but had been out of commission as a place of worship for some time due to its members passing away.
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Why it matters: The longer McCain stays out of commission, the harder it is for Senate Republicans to regain their momentum on health care -- and the longer opponents have to mobilize against it.
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Yet its origins were fragile: Bob and his co-editor Barbara Epstein founded the Review in 1963 during a printers' strike that briefly put the New York Times Book Review out of commission.
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A coffee spill had put my MacBook Air out of commission The laptop in question is a ThinkPad X1 Yoga, lent to me by my colleague Tom Warren after his review last month.
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Bye-bye, Ben If you want to hear Big Ben chime over the next four years, this video will have to do, because the London icon is officially out of commission for repairs.
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The Max planes have now been out of commission worldwide for more than a month, and Boeing has been trying to get a handle on the issues with its best-selling plane ever.
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Out of commission after an accident that left her with a broken hip, she straps on an industrial-grade helmet and pedals slowly down the street, even though she's still having trouble walking.
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Though no one keeps an official count of such things, it's a safe bet to say that never before have so many American kitchens been taken out of commission at the same time.
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The concern is that a huge chunk of the global economy gets put out of commission as people wait it out,' said Patrick Chovanec, managing director at Silvercrest Asset Management in New York.
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One small dog bit a service dog that was lying under a seat at the gate, causing that dog to be spooked and taken out of commission for its veteran owner, she said.
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Eddie Money won't be back onstage anytime soon -- TMZ has learned the legendary rocker took a turn for the worse after surgery ... which has put him out of commission for the rest of 2019.
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Raiding your retirement accounts early for a loan or to access cash not only takes that money out of commission (missed investment growth and compounding) but often comes with early withdrawal fees and taxes.
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Finally we headed over to the Enfield Cotton Gin, which was out of commission the evening we visited, sitting silent though it pounds with noise for the seven to 12 weeks a year it runs.
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For more than a year, the pianist Lang Lang has been largely out of commission with an injured left arm — a major loss, since he is one of classical music's biggest and most bankable stars.
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With the FEC now out of commission, there is no longer a cop on the block to enforce the remaining rules-of-the-game aimed at enhancing fair and free elections in the United States.
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Even islanders who do have access to running water are being warned by the territory's water utility to boil the water or use chlorine tablets first, since many water treatment plants are out of commission.
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Britton, who had 139 saves with the Baltimore Orioles, was trying to save the game because Aroldis Chapman, the Yankees' closer, was out of commission after throwing 39 pitches in Sunday night's loss at Boston.
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With her car still out of commission, Issa is commuting to work on the bus and sees one of the Latino students who robbed We Got Yall of their snacks at East 41st Street High School.
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And hey, even if the company wasn't planning to release it before, well, these certainly qualify as extenuating circumstances, as the company heads into the holiday with one of its biggest product lines out of commission.
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One industry source, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of a lack of authorization to speak publicly, said the blockages of Petromonagas' furnaces was likely to keep the upgrader out of commission for 20 days.
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My first injury was the strange growth of bone and ligament by my knee called Osgood-Schlatter, a common ailment in teenagers that took me out of commission for the last season of middle school track.
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Eighteen of the 31 oil tankers PDVSA owns were out of commission at the end of March, according to Thomson Reuters vessel-tracking data and six maritime industry employees, who spoke with Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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But the National Park Service has preempted any protest in front of the Lincoln or Washington memorials by filing a "massive omnibus blocking permit," reports the Guardian, that would take these spaces out of commission for months.
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Another move could be made Tuesday, with Green most likely out of commission for several days and the Yankees in need of another position player because the series against the Diamondbacks is in a National League ballpark.
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At the Wortham Theater Center, which hosts the Houston Grand Opera and the Houston Ballet, the water rose almost to the lip of the main stage, putting the theater out of commission for at least a year.
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The Navy is pulling one of its aircraft carriers out of commission on the U.S. territory of Guam to test the entire 5,000-person crew for coronavirus, after at least 23 sailors tested positive, Navy officials say.
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Trump and White House officials have defended the response, emphasizing the unique difficulties in getting aid to an island territory where supplies can't be trucked in and noting that many interior roads were knocked out of commission.
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One of these deficiencies involved the Minuteman silos, whose internet connections could have allowed hackers to cause the missiles' flight guidance systems to shut down, putting them out of commission and requiring days or weeks to repair.
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"The goal was to lift once a week, but I've been out of town so much and my back has been out of commission here and there, so we've had about 10 lifting sessions in total," she said.
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In any case, as scary as it might seem to have your therapist be out of commission for a while, just remember that they still care about you, and will make sure you'll be okay in their absence.
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But if the Soyuz is out of commission for long and the space station has to be de-crewed, that means NASA won't be able to test out its vehicles in order to get off of Russian technology.
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A week out with the flu or a family emergency is at least a week without pay—and sometimes more, depending on the consequences of postponing work or stepping away from adding new gigs while out of commission.
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The ancient story goes that the Furies were taken out of commission when a gentler societal order was established, and Ryan explores what would happen if they were to come alive and seek retribution in the modern world.
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He printed brochures and convinced his neighbor across the street to replace the out-of-commission Mercedes on his lawn with "Big Star," a 30-foot-long assemblage of geometric, stainless steel cutouts that resembles an enormous starfruit.
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The most intriguing of the bunch is the Stylus 3, LG's budget take on the Galaxy Note series, which could have a bit more appeal for users given that Samsung's device is out of commission for the foreseeable future.
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And you know, to be fair, we were out of commission while he was coming up, so he has every right to use that name, especially as it applies to his actual name and not just some band name.
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"If I were to have one of these injuries, I'd be out of commission for a while," said Trivedi, an emergency medicine physician at the University of California, Los Angeles and a fellow with the National Clinician Scholars Program.
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Olympic dreams shattered The spell on the sidelines could put Rousseff out of commission when her country hosts the Olympics in August, a showcase event that she's worked on with her predecessor since Brazil won its bid for the Games.
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One reason is that cell sites are increasingly being installed with Remote Electrical Tilt, which allows nearby cell sites to adjust their antennas so as to provide some signal to an area formerly covered by an out-of-commission cell.
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According to StatusPR, a governmental web site dedicated to tracking Puerto Rica's infrastructure in the wake of Hurricane Maria, more than half of the U.S. territory's cell towers are out of commission and 75% of cell antennas are still not functional.
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At least seven major refineries are out of commission, and Morningstar on Tuesday estimated that 11 more refineries, with a combined capacity to produce 1.3 million barrels per day, risked closing, including the Saudi Aramco-Motiva refinery in Port Arthur, Tex.
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Two out of three of the bedrooms in Dan Nichols's 1,500-square-foot Wright house in Cherry Hill, N.J., have been out of commission since he jackhammered the floors to get at the radiant heating pipes that recently sprang a leak.
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Air Canada and Southwest Airlines — which has the highest number of Max aircrafts in its fleet — have anticipated that the aircrafts will be out of commission until next year, removing flights scheduled to fly with the Max into January 2020.
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With Round 2200 wrapped up, some strong contenders are newly out of commission: RIP Yoni egg—we'll miss you so much—and we're frankly aghast at the fact that keto swiped the lead from microdosing, but the people have spoken!
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SpaceX is set to launch a cargo mission to the International Space Station next weekend from Cape Canaveral, but the company will have to land its rocket on a drone ship afterward since the landing pad is out of commission at the moment.
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The whole region needs new infrastructure, with the Long Island Railroad having more problems and delays each year, and the L train scheduled to be out of commission for fifteen months, and the subways in general no longer keeping up at rush hour.
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But the means by which this growth was achieved, was through expansive development and use of America's natural gas, a resource that resides in great measures below the very same Arctic waters Mr. Miller now wants to permanently take out of commission.
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Now, there's no cure for the common cold, but there are steps you can take in the first 24 hours you experience symptoms that will help lessen the severity of your illness and reduce the number of days you're out of commission.
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Our hero is Takeshi Kovacs (Joel Kinnaman), an accused terrorist who's been out of commission for more than 200 years and is revived in the body of a recently disgraced cop in order to find the murderer of a very, very rich man.
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Mr. Cochran is the chairman of the powerful Appropriations Committee and a reliable vote for Senate leadership, making his health a source of widespread discussion in Washington, where Republicans fear he could be out of commission for the remainder of the year.
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But as she and her two children sat in the broiling kitchen on Saturday afternoon, with the power out and their flooded generator out of commission, she said she felt surrounded by that smell, and by the scale of what they had lost.
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So then I got a Dell XPS M1710 (back before Dell bought Alienware and XPS was for Dell's tag for gaming machines), which lasted longer longer at around 18 months before multiple dead GPUs and constant overheating issues knocked that system out of commission too.
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That way, Rinaudo explained, healthcare professionals on the ground do not have to learn how to operate drone technology, or worry that a landed drone may be raided for parts and taken out of commission, or even damaged or eaten by a curious wild animal.
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Telling your partner that your vagina is out of commission can be a bummer for all parties, but it's almost always worth the wait in the long run: The quicker you treat it, the faster you can get back to your usual sex routine.
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A week after Hurricane Maria came ashore as the most powerful storm to hit Puerto Rico in nearly 90 years, knocking out its electric grid, 90.9 percent of cell phone sites on the island remain out of commission, according to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
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There was a map of each beat within the precinct—an area, more than half the size of Manhattan, that includes Savannah's most violent neighborhoods—along with a display case of various drug samples and a whiteboard listing police cars that were out of commission.
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By the end of Monday night, they were both out of commission: Gregorius sidelined with a slight ligament tear in his right wrist that he incurred on the slide home and Hicks leaving Monday with a tight left hamstring while running out a ground ball.
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Different wings of the company have been looking toward various actions to take the remaining Galaxy Note devices in the wild out of commission, from cutting off access to cell towers in New Zealand to a software update that won't let units charge past 60-percent.
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Although a norovirus infection won't directly affect your baby, it can cause dehydration and take you out of commission for a day or two — and you may be at a slightly higher risk for getting the virus because your immune system is a little overloaded during pregnancy.
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We talked about the tram's unique place in the city's transportation hierarchy, as well as what happens when a power surge knocked it out of commission a decade ago, trapping over a dozen commuters hundreds of feet above the East River for up to 12 hours.
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But Isringhausen found himself in so much pain the next day that he couldn't throw, and a subsequent MRI revealed that the encounter with the trash can had, in fact, broken his wrist, meaning he would be out of commission until after the All-Star break.
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According to Android Police, the portal — which, prior to today, was last updated on October 26th, 2018 — has been out of commission for the last several months because Google lost its previous source of data, although the company is said to have since fixed the issue with a new data source.
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There was no place to park—the front yard and a small space across the street were occupied by Katz's three automobiles: a 1975 Cadillac Eldorado that his brother Bernie had sold him, secondhand, in the early nineteen-eighties, a dingy Oldsmobile, and a BMW that was temporarily out of commission.
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They and their two children had lived in the house for the better part of a decade, long enough for its awkward eccentricities to lose their charm and for renovation wish-list items to become imperatives — especially an out-of-commission upstairs bath that forced the family to share another one.
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After an emotional breakdown that put her out of commission for a year, Sara Blaedel's intrepid Danish police detective, Louise Rick, is back on the job in Mark Kline's translation of THE MIDNIGHT WITNESS (Grand Central, paper, $9.99), investigating the homicide of a young woman found strangled in a quiet Copenhagen park.
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British bank Standard Chartered was the first to roll out blind-friendly ATMs in 2012, but it was a far more limited roll out with only a handful of machines — and those have since been out of commission, according to Dolores Scully-Bailey, a spokesperson with the Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH).
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With a roster decimated by injuries—Seth Rollins, John Cena, Randy Orton, Cesaro, and a handful of others are all out of commission—the creative brain trust at WWE decided that this year's Rumble winner would be crowned champion outright, bypassing the title shot storyline that has remained more or less untouched for years.
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For the foreseeable future, SpaceX will be relying on LC39A for all its Florida launches, since the company's other pad at the Cape — Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station — is still out of commission; the site was badly damaged in September, when one of SpaceX's Falcon 9s exploded during a routine fueling procedure on the launchpad.
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As of press time, Shute is still listed as a current member on Pyrexia's Encyclopedia Metallum page, though Decibel is referring to him as the "ex-vocalist;" whether or not he was in the band prior to his capture, one assumes that he'll be out of commission and out of the public eye for the foreseeable future.
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Although there are no direct flights from the continental United States, six regional airlines provide service from other Caribbean islands, including Barbados, Saint Martin, and San Juan, P.R. While many of Dominica's hotels remain out of commission, the Fort Young Hotel is open during reconstruction, and offers a five-night voluntourism package ($837 per person) that includes trail-clearing.
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In quick succession in the 1985 timeline: Mike is attacked by the It-possessed Henry Bowers and nearly bleeds to death, a ghost picks up Bowers in a car and drives him to the hotel, where he attacks Eddie and puts his arm out of commission (just like in 1958), and Bill and Beverly have sex in his hotel room.
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Things have escalated to the point that not only has the 2015-16 Coach of the Year not been on the bench since Game 3 of the Warriors first-round sweep of Portland, but it seems like he's expected to be out of commission for at least the end of the Warriors' second-round series against the Jazz, according to ESPN.
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"As the number of cases have ticked up in recent days this has become a concern for the future if there was to be such a significant increase in any particular geographic area that units could be out of commission," the defense official said, adding "we are not there yet," the official said regarding the possibility of limiting public information.
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The surgeon said they still didn't see any more air in my abdomen than from the first scan in the ER, which made him think to hold off and observe rather than do the full-on emergency surgery that would have involved would have involved a 12 to 53-inch incision, and would put me in the hospital for weeks, and out of commission for months.
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A report by Entergy, the site operator, pointed the finger at a bird "streamer" -- colorfully explained in the document as "long streams of excrement from large birds that are often expelled as a bird takes off from a perch" -- as the cause of the shutdown, which tripped a safety breaker and took a reactor at the site out of commission for three days in December.
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How to Survive the Next Catastrophic PandemicExperts say it's not a matter of if, but when a global scale pandemic will wipe out millions of…Read more Read It's not great that a leading laboratory is now out of commission (hopefully only temporarily), but it's good that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is a stickler for safety; the organization is certainly living up to its name.
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