The devotion of their makers overflows from the wood icons.
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This sense of injustice overflows from the Trump White House.
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Trash overflows from a bin just beyond the school's fence.
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It overflows with bonkers dialogue, extraterrestrial slapstick, and peculiarly dated paranoia.
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The reservoir overflows for months every year, draining into the ocean.
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Go deeper: Europe's biggest refugee camp overflows as migration surges again
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Manhattan overflows with great networking events, but this one was different.
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Preparing for birth Excitement overflows in the labor and delivery room.
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Sewage overflows, polluted stormwater and agricultural runoff may also contaminate water.
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This six-song EP overflows with hooks, noise, eccentricity, and juvenile defiance.
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To some extent, sewage overflows are to be expected during big storms.
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The overflows can trigger beach closings and restrictions on recreational water use.
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To its detriment, the stage overflows with a large cast of characters.
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Like the mighty Mississippi, the American experiment continually overflows and reshapes its banks.
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This seemingly internal fight overflows US borders in a number of important ways.
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Because of its strategic position on the Silk Road, Istanbul overflows with history.
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That's her métier, and where Clinton wants for charisma, Oprah overflows with it.
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As the Oval Office overflows with ego, she has seemed strikingly self-effacing.
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Too much rain, and this swill overflows, pouring out, untreated, into local waterways.
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Some have too much, which complicates water treatment processes because of floods and overflows.
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As the start of the parade edges closer, the city centre overflows with people.
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It has an automatic shut-off function that prevents burned coffee and dangerous overflows.
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"The Fountain Overflows," Rebecca West's otherwise realistic semiautobiographical novel, contains elements of the paranormal.
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And while the book overflows with tight, cinematic scenes, it remains static, almost dull.
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Much to Rob's chagrin, my overpacked wardrobe overflows onto the chair by our bedroom window.
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The result overflows with racist rhetoric that reflects statements made by President Donald Trump himself.
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Attackers can initiate stack overflows strategically to gain more access or privileges on a system.
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During the course of the fair, Bayonne overflows with ham to the point of overdose.
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Texas is dealing with this now, after Hurricane Harvey caused massive sewage overflows in Houston.
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Citywide, about 20 billion gallons of combined sewer overflows are discharged annually into local waterways.
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Permeable paving, swales and dry wells can temporarily capture runoff and reduce combined sewer overflows.
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Overflows also were reported at several hog "lagoons" - used to store waste from pig farms.
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The second in the trilogy, "In the Night Kitchen," published in 1970, overflows with food.
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Portland, OR's Holy Grove's spin on stoner doom overflows with warmth, purpose, and spacey vibes.
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Right now happens to be one of those rich golden harvest times, when the bowl overflows.
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The International Contemporary Ensemble is on hand to play music that overflows, often raucously, with ideas.
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That contributed to the overflows that flooded properties and closed roads in the river basin downstream.
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The store overflows with hats, including regional Portuguese styles, bowlers and a wide selection of Panamas.
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But once Gabritschevsky's grip loosens and his inner chaos overflows its boundaries, the work comes alive.
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Flushing toilets into a broken sewer system will make things worse, causing clogs, backups, and overflows.
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Flooding also is happening this week as the San Lorenzo River overflows between Santa Cruz and Felton.
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During Harvey, 33.9 million gallons of sewer overflows were reported to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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In fact, Il Pelicano overflows with more history and culture than some of the museums I've visited.
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"Creating that nourishing, safe, relaxing, playful context where orgasm just naturally overflows is incredibly beautiful," she says.
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Democrats tend to fare poorly when their anguish overflows and begins to sound like contempt for America.
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Set off by two creek overflows, the water surged suddenly, leaving little time to prepare or react.
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The world's oldest and most famous transport system overflows with sweaty commuters on a hot summer's day.
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The material covers the walls and overflows out of a shopping mall kiosk parked on plush artificial grass.
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When this value is passed, the code overflows, allowing the hacker to gain a massive number of tokens.
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During Hurricane Harvey, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality was alerted of 33.9 million gallons of sewer overflows.
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"If the project can produce positive overflows in the neighbouring countries then it makes more sense," he said.
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Newlyweds Sean and Lisa aren't the only ones facing moral dilemmas, in a show that overflows with them.
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Ribeira Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site, overflows with charm from colorful houses to riverside shops and bars.
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Some Boundary Transgressed overflows onto a 400 cm2 dais covered in shin-high silicone figurines acting, well, transgressive.
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My inbox overflows with grandparents whose access to children and grandchildren has been restricted by offended in-laws.
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So let's think about it this way: how many times can you flush a clogged toilet before it overflows?
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Is it because each episode overflows with intriguing facts you can recite by the coffeemaker at work every morning?
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"Buffer overflows today are still one of the most prevalent software defects that lead to security exploitation," he said.
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As beer overflows from the bottle, a second officer can be seen standing up and apparently reprimanding the American.
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Near the top of the rectangle the white overflows slightly into the black, upsetting the impression of precise lineation.
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They are present whenever the significant overflows our powers of expressing it; whenever the ordinary appears ringed by the strange.
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"Some of these overflows are occurring upstream of drinking water intakes," Guerrero said in a video posted by the agency.
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The tiny space welcomes a far broader spectrum of the queer community and overflows with a sense of inclusive camaraderie.
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There's also concern about overflows from North Carolina's huge pits of coal ash—the waste left over from coal burning.
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Their raw studio space overflows with lighting equipment, LEDs, projectors, fog machines, Arduino computers, and countless other gadgets and gizmos.
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A tiny saucer filled with tea overflows with dark, murky liquid a viewer wouldn't be wrong to assume is blood.
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The "combined sewer overflows" are discharged directly into nearby rivers, bays and creeks instead of going to wastewater treatment plants.
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City officials pointed to significant progress in reducing rainwater runoff — and the resulting overflows — across the city in recent decades.
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But there are thousands of stormwater overflows every year releasing pollutants into our water supplies that can undermine public health.
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The Tokyo Game Show overflows with virtual reality games, and many of the best of them don't simulate reality at all.
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Though Spain is not without serious problems—unemployment hovers around 20% in the face of EU austerity—it overflows with energy.
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In a novel that overflows with obsessive, encyclopedic energy, her characters luxuriate in self-conscious play, double meaning, and provocative inquiry.
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It's somewhat astounding that the sheer number of great producers from just these two crus overflows the parameters of our tasting.
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Moreover, stormwater filled with sewage and other waste recurrently overflows onto American streets and into our potable and recreational water sources.
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It overflows with other treasures: copies of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman busts; medieval figurines; Renaissance nudes; antique polychrome Chinese horses.
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Expect original music with a smoky, drifting aesthetic, and group interplay that overflows the formal boundaries of most small-group jazz.
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If I don't stop in time, my pad overflows, shadowing my shorts with urine, and it chafes too, rubbing my thighs sore.
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The home overflows with rare antiques, including everything from ornate artwork to elaborate chandeliers to a curated sculpture garden in the backyard.
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Less discussed, however, has been why this threat exists and persists, despite years of knowing catastrophic fecal overflows could happen during hurricanes.
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A long rally overflows with both the subtle pleasures of God-body reflex and the more visceral thrills of speed and power.
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Today it overflows with families who fled the war in other parts of Syria, swelling the population to nearly a million people.
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To the side, a rack overflows with a jumble of loudly printed garments, most of them vintage or found in Moroccan souks.
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In 2011, the city adopted a $2.4 billion, 25-year plan to reduce storm-water runoff and sewage overflows via green infrastructure.
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The city erupts, oozes, overflows; everyone is outdoors, walking quickly or standing on the corner checking phones, dialing phones, speaking on phones.
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We then stop at a hardware store to buy another recycling bin (because our current bin always overflows) and a rosemary plant ($10).
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Sewage releases in the Neuse River were reported as well as overflows at several hog "lagoons", used to store waste from pig farms.
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The road becomes a red wall of steel as buses grind to a halt, and the pavement overflows with squashed shoppers and tourists.
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All its household waste flows into a putrid stream which regularly overflows during Rio's rainy season, sending raw sewage into homes and streets.
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The 2038 epochalypse will occur when the Unix time counter overflows the limits of the 32-bit integer data type (at 2,147,483,647 seconds).
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It also plans to disinfect some sewer overflows before they are discharged from sewer lines by using a chlorination process in the pipes.
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The machine pours out more coffee than I'm expecting, so when I go to top it off with vanilla milk, it almost overflows.
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On Saturdays, Plainpalais's locally famous flea market overflows with antiques, clothes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, with plenty of treasures to be hunted.
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Sewage releases in the Neuse River were reported as well as overflows at several hog "lagoons," used to store waste from pig farms.
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On Saturdays, Plainpalais's locally famous flea market overflows with antiques, clothes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, with plenty of treasures to be hunted.
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It could be a huge problem for communities near the Oroville Dam, where a damaged spillway has prompted evacuations in case the dam overflows.
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Mostly, we're just here for the reassurance that we're not going to have to replace our expensive kitchen gadget every time a blender overflows.
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"My cup overflows with love," Rabbi Myers said at the vigil in Pittsburgh on Sunday, according to an account in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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The low-lying land areas that are likely to be inundated when a river or lake overflows, or as the storm surge washes ashore.
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Evaporation pans are the unsung Band-Aids of the transit system: plain metal trays in which water collects, and, ideally, evaporates before it overflows.
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The latest on the Oroville dam crisis in California The race is on to get people out of harm's way in case the dam overflows.
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According to Carmen Guerrero, director of the EPA's Caribbean office, at least 953 wastewater facilities in Puerto Rico are still not operational, creating sewage overflows.
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Buffer overflows and dangling pointers lead to catastrophic security holes, again and again and again, just like yesteryear, just like all the years of yore.
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Ms. Murin, a 37-year-old from Hopewell Junction, N.Y., is her younger sister, Anna, who overflows with yearning for the warm glow of love.
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In Long Island City, as in many other neighborhoods, sewer lines can fill up with so much rainwater runoff that there are combined sewer overflows.
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The city is under a federal court decree to repair its sewer system, which overflows during storms, sending raw sewage into the Great Miami River.
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If you're feeling inspired, leave a note on Blowing Rock's public prayer tree, which overflows with messages from the many souls who have passed by.
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A large market next to that station overflows onto the platforms and tracks, where villagers sell their mangoes, potatoes, watercress and other kinds of produce.
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The hope is this will provide more accurate estimates of rainwater about to slosh into the municipal waterworks, helping managers to limit flooding and sewage overflows.
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Gaga's stay was a gift from Airbnb, but for the oversized price tag, the estate overflows with amenities that make it feel like a private resort.
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Today, about 213 billion gallons of combined sewer overflows are discharged annually into waterways, down from nearly 523 billion gallons in 252, according to city officials.
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Long Island City residents say these backups and overflows already happen whenever it rains hard — and 20123,22012 more Amazon workers will only make the problem worse.
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A few yards of vinyl records, well thumbed, Under the cistern that sometimes overflows over the front door in London, The drips giving visitors Legionnaires' disease.
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All this is possible because Cuba overflows with doctors — it has three times as many per capita as the United States — and pays them very little.
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" The standout "Every Day Is a Miracle" overflows with classic Byrne one-liners: "A cockroach might eat Mona Lisa / The Pope don't mean s— to a dog.
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It uncovered dozens more spills: as part of an amnesty program, nine communities in the Flint area reported 90 illegal sewage overflows over the preceding five years.
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"But if you live next to a river or creek that always overflows — well, you know that's going to be a long-term problem," Mr. Lesh said.
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Jerry West has officially left the Golden State Warriors after six fruitful seasons as a weighty voice in a front office that overflows with intelligence, experience, and success.
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As part of its bid to host the Olympics, Rio de Janeiro's government promised to cleanup the polluted waterway, which now overflows with garbage, chemicals, and human excrement.
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One of the most richly described scenes is the Christmas market, which overflows with abundance: Spanish onions, bunches of Mediterranean grapes, and oranges and lemons from the equator.
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According to the New York Times, the film "overflows with juicy moments about" Weiner and also gives insight into how his wife, Huma Abedin, handled the second crisis.
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" I mention that the Internet overflows with comments about how sexy he is, to which Dinklage drolly replies, "Hey, where were they when I was in high school?
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After a few dozen overflows in a matter of months, our RA finally demanded an explanation—deeply embarrassed, she'd lied up to this point, and I plead ignorance.
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Combined sewer overflows wash up along the waterfront and in parks where children play, residents said, and with rising sea levels could creep farther inland in coming years.
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Scientists in Washington state use mussels to monitor pollution from stormwater runoff, groundwater, overflows from sewers, and sewage treatment plants, as well as marinas, industrial plants, and other sources.
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You'll be amused by how its trapezoid shape overflows your grip, you'll be happy ratcheting up its volume dial, and you'll be downright delighted by the music it makes.
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At that point the value overflows and you can start collecting items from this poor, abused block, albeit new item boxes start spawning on top of the old ones.
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Late last year, as heavy rains caused historic overflows of the Grand River, mesonet measurements helped emergency managers to issue county-specific evacuation warnings in advance of devastating floods.
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The love here is a love for labor and abundance, for a cup that overflows with decorative indulgence and for the arm and energy wielded to make the pour.
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As seen on a recent episode of CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich, " the waterfront estate not only features jaw dropping views, but overflows with amenities as well.
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On Tuesday morning, your cup overflows as your desire for intimacy reaches a new height, but this helps you to be optimistic about your future despite this week's challenges.
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"Leaking is possible if the cup is not inserted correctly, or if it overflows," says Raquel Dardik, a clinical associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at NYU Langone Health.
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This year's incarnation is the 30th gathering organized by the Art Dealers Association of America and it overflows with interesting material, new and not, in solo and group presentations.
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The mayor said that storm surge and river overflows had burst through open floodgates and that alarms did not sound when the floodgates were opened because of faulty maintenance.
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Back in the Eros room, "Untitled (rooms)" by Toba Khedoori and "Decoration for Over-Mantel" by Gottardo Piazzoni certainly share some of the mysticism that overflows in Jess's work.
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Every time it uses the term — which it does frequently, given the alt-right's ties to Donald Trump — letters pour in, social media ignites and the comments section overflows.
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Deborah Johnson, chief executive of the North Carolina Pork Council, which promotes the hog sector, said producers would follow rules that require excess space in waste pits to avoid overflows.
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In the Hill Country region that encompasses both San Antonio and Austin, shallow limestone bedrock impedes the flow of water, resulting in rapid runoff that quickly overflows narrow creek beds.
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"What these statistics show is there are [sanitary sewer overflows] happening on any given day across the state, and we accept that is the case," attorney Eva Dillard told AL.com.
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Just as the unstable hillside of her property slides down one day and floods the house next door with mud, so her self overflows the bounds of her regular life.
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The overflows were considered minor, he said, but it did raise concerns that people could be flushing other material as they have a hard time finding toilet paper in stores.
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Every day I have to remind myself to put the moisturizer back in the medicine cabinet, the cereal back in the cupboard and the trash out before the can overflows.
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Most notably, Hurricane Floyd in 1999 caused massive overflows, with farm wastes expected to seep into the water supply into the following spring, the New York Times reported at the time.
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All of these stories flow in some way toward race, a constant undertow that — in this exhibit, as in the South itself — regularly overflows into floods of palpable pain and confrontation.
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Vos achieved this through an enormous stretch of flat track that takes so long to cover that it overflows the game's ride time metric and resets it back to seven seconds.
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To prevent these overflows, Trump's EPA is exploring a process called "blending," in which treatment plants combine partially treated sewage—in other words, partially free from contaminants—with fully treated sewage.
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And then they arrive through highly supernatural means — at which point the film finally overflows with color, even giving way to the red filter that Argento used in the original Suspiria.
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CreditCreditSarah Rice for The New York Times BOSTON — The third-floor corner cubicle reserved for Darius Bazley comes with a window view and overflows with athletic shoe prototypes and sports memorabilia.
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Mark Bode, speaking last month before leaving his post as the city's communications director, said that Mr. Buttigieg had proposed a less-expensive alternative that would reduce overflows by 94 percent.
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Often, it works for them—see their still-outstanding first album xx, which overflows with the real emotion of the relationships you form and destroy in your late teens and early twenties.
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Photo by 19andy76While most dams are designed with spillovers that simply allow extra water to fall over the top of the dam like a waterfall, this reservoir has what's called "bellmouth" overflows.
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Balmas and Itkin disclosed the issue, which affects all Officejet printers regardless of model or version, to HP. And the company has released a patch that adds standard protections against stack overflows.
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New Bond Street Fifth Avenue Insects Car with Balls Online source From In almost every picture #13 Online source from Wonder Mirror, Rosh Pina, Namibia Online source Instagram overflows with "perfect" photos.
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The historical city — often referred to as the "Cradle of Liberty," according to one local expert — also overflows with team spirit for the Red Sox and 2017 Super Bowl champions, the Patriots.
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It's a yes from gaysploitation, a subgenre, rooted in the sex-crazed work of Russ Meyer and Doris Wishman, that overflows with stereotypes behaving badly, like mincing villains and killer drag queens.
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Lucey creates a rollicking snow globe version of an almost unimaginable world of weath, crackpot notions of self-improvement and high-flying self-indulgence, and her book overflows with hilarious, disturbing detail.
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My cupboard now overflows with flours (oat, superfine brown rice) and starches (potato, tapioca), as well as psyllium husk powder, but I'll need them as I happily return to these excellent recipes.
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"It's this tide of lava that rises up and overflows itself on the edges and keeps rising and progressing forward," U.S. Geological Survey geologist Wendy Stovall told journalists on a conference call.
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Slushii loves kawaii culture (his logo is an adorable anthropomorphic soft drink modeled on a Yu-Gi-Oh card), and here, his production overflows with the cartoonish physics and exaggerated sentimentality of anime.
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This waterway which flows through Flushing-Meadows Corona Park and empties into the East River has been polluted by decades of industrial waste, and its sewage overflows continue to be fatal to fish.
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"My heart overflows and my soul is grateful," averred the general, adding that the treaty "opens the door to a new future for Germany, for France, for Europe and therefore for the world".
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"It's this tide of lava that rises up and overflows itself on the edges and keeps rising and progressing forward," said U.S. Geological Survey geologist Wendy Stovall told journalists on a conference call.
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Starting in the 294s, the E.P.A., along with the Department of Justice, began entering agreements that let cities like these avoid fines by committing to detailed plans for reducing or eliminating the overflows.
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If the toilet overflows or a fight breaks out between patrons on the weekend, will we be left to improvise because we've been left out of discussions about how to handle such matters?
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In front of the boarded-up entrance, a memorial to all of the people who lost their lives overflows down the pathway -- a mosaic of pictures, flowers, and art detailed with the victims' names.
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No bill was passed to address Florida's decrepit sewage systems, which saw mass overflows after Hurricane Irma's flooding—but a bill was passed to allow companies to dump treated sewage into drinking water sources.
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Its toxicity rivals the Gowanus Canal further south in Brooklyn; even 1/10 of an inch of rain can cause raw sewage to spill into its waters through the city's combined sewer overflows (CSOs).
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Omaui, an idyllic coastal town on the South Island of New Zealand that overflows with rare bird species, is home to just 35 people and seven or eight much-loved cats.
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The record finds Victims changing things up once again, fusing the metallic leanings it perfected on its 183 album A Dissident with an aggressive hardcore that overflows with searing solos and full-bodied melodies.
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When too much rain water or melting snow and ice washes over impervious paving and into the sewer system, it can lead to overflows and the discharge of sewage and pollutants into surrounding waterways.
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From the halt in monitoring of uranium on the Colorado River and toxic algae in Florida, to the trash overflows and vandalism at national parks across the country, the shutdown is already causing environmental damage.
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The new "Wait …" campaign is the latest strategy by the city's Department of Environmental Protection to reduce so-called "combined sewer overflows" that have long polluted local waterways, closed down beaches and plagued recreational sports.
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The city has spent more than $45 billion since the 1980s to improve wastewater treatment and reduce the discharge of combined sewer overflows, resulting in waterways that are the cleanest in more than a century.
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Simi, out since May, overflows with party-friendly beats, palatable hooks, amusing verses and incisive apercus, but its fundamental pleasure lies in a coldness that's rare in rap and any kind of upbeat pop music.
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The boulevard that's dissecting the various lanes of traffic overflows with people holding cameras, iPads, and their various smartphones high in the air to catch a glimpse of Bowie's former address—located at Hauptstrasse 155.
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The bill would provide additional investments in the nation's aging drinking water and wastewater infrastructure by modernizing State Revolving Loan Fund programs, reauthorizing funding to control sewer overflows and providing assistance to replace lead service lines.
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"Iris" is an excellent beneficiary of that logic: although the opera is a shade too weird to ever regain a place in the repertory, it overflows with inspiration and may stand as Mascagni's most formidable achievement.
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His Facebook timeline overflows with information on jackfruit, unique jackfruit-based recipes—including jackfruit curry in a wrap and jackfruit payasam, a warm pudding—and where to order ready-to-cook jackfruit to be delivered at home.
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Officials are now seeking a third amendment, one that would let them avoid building an additional tunnel and other infrastructure that was intended to eliminate overflows completely, according to Ellen Lander Nischt, a spokeswoman for the city.
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If the lake overflows—and it's very close to doing just that after a year of heavy rain—it could cause "widespread damage and problems" to the south, Army Corps spokesperson John Campbell told the New York Times.
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In areas where projected water capital spending is high, often an environmental consent decree to remediate stormwater overflows or acute water quality problems are driving the costs, for instance in Jackson, Mississippi or Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the report found.
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The find was made in Bermondsey, south London, by archaelogists working on London's new "super sewer," a £4.2 billion ($5.4 billion) tunnel that will capture, store and transfer raw sewage and rainwater that currently overflows into the river.
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But even the most conscientious residents may not necessarily make the connection between the water that swirls down their drains during a rainstorm and the resulting sewer overflows that muck up the rivers where they sail or kayak.
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A Halloween flashback episode overflows with art — look for a feline version of Alex Katz's 1985 "Green Cap" painting — as does an episode about the asexual Todd Chavez visiting the home of his asexual girlfriend's very sexual parents.
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Her impressions of her mid-20th century Pittsburgh girlhood — her vibrant parents, "the dreaming memory of land," terrifying neighbors — overflows with specificity, but her distillation of the dawning of a child's consciousness extends the narrative to reach the universal.
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They were wrong because the Saffir-Simpson scale, as the hurricane ranking system is known, only measures hurricane danger in terms of wind speed; it doesn't take excessive rainfall, storm surge, or the potential for river overflows into account.
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They flourish in the sea of hungry people: spicy jambalaya overflows from flimsy white plastic bowls; thick chicken and andouille gumbo sprawls on beds of white rice; newspapers normally splattered with political nonsense are more aptly covered in crawfish.
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The poorest are forced to build atop the banks of the river, which overflows with a slurry of fast-moving raw sewage and trash that inevitably destroys homes and claims lives during the rainy seasons that occur twice a year.
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As Turkey's coup creates a new political reality, startups turn east for growth With digital ad spending reaching nearly $20143 billion this year, and expected to surpass the spend on television advertising next year, the Big Apple overflows with adtech startups.
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If the oil overflows, it could start a fire, and if you don't have enough oil (as we didn't in our video), you'll have to turn the chicken over mid-fry — tricky, and dangerous if you don't have the right tools.
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But a kitchen is the heart of any home, and out of forces that sought to keep them apart, Hardy and van Hoorn have built an international hearth that overflows with understanding, reconciliation, and common ground, all centered on delicious desserts.
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The new campaign aims to reduce the combined sewer overflows into Newtown Creek, a 3.5-mile-long waterway that forms part of the border between Brooklyn and Queens; and Bowery Bay, and Flushing Bay and Flushing Creek in northern Queens.
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While not quite qualifying as an EDM move, Purpose overflows with drops, squawks, whooshes and the like that wouldn't sound out of place on an electrohouse album (or whatever electronica subgenre you prefer), albeit a prettier one than the norm.
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In addition to building the basin to collect water from the river when it overflows, there will be green space for locals to use, including a wetland area where school children can plant trees and learn about nature, as well as sports pitches.
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October overflows with screenings of scary movies, but this year there may be a special nostalgic charge in seeing "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" as God intended — in 35 millimeter, at midnight — following the death of the director, Tobe Hooper, in August.
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It has not specifically mentioned what kind of attack it has sustained, but it is widely suspected to be a distributed denial of service attack , where a network of computers deliberately overflows a target server with too much traffic to sustain operations.
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Here, by contrast, his many crude sexual comments notwithstanding, West chuckles and jokes his way through it all in a nicer mood than he's displayed in a long time, all as the music overflows with tunelets, minihooks, little pockets of sunlight popping up everywhere.
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A proposed consent decree filed on Wednesday in Cleveland federal court calls for the city to make about $12 million in upgrades to its sewer system over the next four years and submit a master plan for EPA approval by 2021 to eliminate sewer overflows.
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Her chiffonier overflows with Union Jack-emblazoned souvenirs like the tiny porcelain thimble to commemorate the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and then Lady Diana Spencer, and the hefty ceramic whisky bottles to mark Princes William's and Harry's births in 1982 and 1984 respectively.
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Other refiners and petrochemicals plants along the Texas Coast have reported dozens of other mishaps to state regulators as a result of the storm, including spills from storage tanks whose roofs collapsed under heavy rainfall, overflows from wastewater containment pits and heavy flaring of chemicals.
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"Flushing wipes, paper towels and similar products down toilets will clog sewers and cause backups and overflows at wastewater treatment facilities, creating an additional public health risk in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic," the state's Water Resources Control Board said in a news release.
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"Hustlers," a semisweet, half-flat cocktail of exposed flesh, fuzzy feminism and high-spirited criminality, overflows with of-the-moment pop-cultural signifiers — Cardi B makes an appearance, and Lizzo does, too — but it also strikes a note of nostalgia for the recent past.
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Dr. Na'Taki Osborne Jelks, a community activist and an assistant professor of environmental and health sciences, helped to start West Atlanta Watershed Alliance (WAWA), an organization in West Atlanta that has helped protect an entire community watershed from sewer overflows that affected one of the area's oldest black neighborhoods.
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Set in rural Northern Ireland in 1981, this latest offering from the author of "Jerusalem" also overflows with storytelling vitality, the kind that so holds the attention that three and a quarter hours seem to pass in the blink of an eye, albeit a bloodied and black one.
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Its surplus inventory is so large in fact that it stretches beyond its own property and overflows onto public streets, a winding maze of yellow that's prompted frustrated residents and businesses nearby to dub this particular area of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a "taxi graveyard," as first reported by Gothamist's Emma Whitford.
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"While it could be months before the full environmental impact of the storm — including sewage overflows, leaking underground tanks, and seepage from thousands of submerged homes and cars — becomes clear, preliminary reports show refineries and chemical plants have released millions of pounds of toxic chemicals into the air and water," the report says.
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Executives at the carmakers are exploring the possibility of cooperation in areas such as shared procurement, environmental and safety technologies and in IT. "I am truly thankful for having been given this opportunity to work together with a company such as Suzuki, which overflows with the spirit of challenge," Toyota President, Akio Toyoda, said in a news release.
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Today, the water in Newtown is highly toxic and largely stagnant; a 15-foot layer of sludge and slime sits on its bed, and a chunk of the city's sewage still ends up in the creek thanks to an old system that, when storms occur, flushes overflows of combined rainwater and untreated sewage into the city's waterways.
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He has a Festival-record 52 career victories and is perhaps the only man in the world who can part the crowds in Guinness Village, which overflows with revelers from the time the meeting's gates open to until their close and makes wearing a bit of Ireland's favorite beer on your sports coat or dress inevitable.
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Just north of the former French Concession in the Jing'an district, Spin's studio overflows with gorgeous and creative pieces of porcelain: paperweights in the shape of dim sum (90 renminbi), "water bag" vases that appear to be melting off their wooden stands (280 renminbi) and wearable red and black ceramic bow ties (220 to 240 renminbi).
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The franchise may no longer have a conservative parental adversary in NBC, but CBS TV seems to have recreated that same dynamic with Fuller anyway; in a Hollywood that overflows with more serialized TV content than viewers or creators know what to do with, the Fullers of the world can afford to abandon projects, as precious as they may be, should their creative vision be threatened.
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But when Irma knocked out the electricity in many areas, some of the sewage pumps were also cut off, leading to overflows and spills of raw sewage — which harbor dangerous bacteria, viruses, and parasites, such as E. coli, salmonella, and hepatitis A. There have already been dozens of Irma-related pollution notices describing the streets, homes, and neighborhoods that have been drenched with wastewater.
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" In the way of all successful art, Smith's book triggered little chains of association that resonated with the other books I was reading at the time — the heart-stopping phrases in Rebecca West's "The Fountain Overflows," the wonderful tribute to the power of fiction to reconcile us to bright particulars in Martha Nussbaum's "Love's Knowledge," that great homage to serendipity in Xavier de Maistre's 18th-century "Voyage Around My Room.
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The building, vandalized by its own residents, overflows with trash and excrement; rival tribes battle for control of the elevators; food becomes scarce; electricity and running water cease; empty apartments or those that have yet to be barricaded are subjected to raids from warring tribes; the dogs of the building are killed for sport and/or nourishment; women are routinely sexually assaulted; people are beaten and sometimes murdered; and most curiously of all, the residents lean into the whole thing.
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