Following are three examples of government healthcare causing death by queueing.
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The people at the front who've been queueing for hours are mental.
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So soon every reggae artist in Jamaica was queueing outside the Sheraton.
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Death by queueing is the inevitable result of government control of healthcare spending.
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As you enter the Ark, you go through an extremely optimistic queueing area.
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Time spent queueing in banks is also likely to have affected general productivity.
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It's faster at managing everyday tasks, like texting, calling, and queueing up a workout.
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We ended up queueing past midnight for an expensive taxi ride into the city.
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But startups still seem to be queueing up to receive the Vision Fund's money.
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Now we know: He's queueing up to write and direct a new standalone Batgirl movie.
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The quiet entrance was a stark contrast to the crowds queueing at its sister town.
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Such "death-by-queueing" is well documented in Canada and in the U.S. VA system.
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Main routes have limited throughput, so you end up queueing on junctions and on the highway.
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Which, weirdly, is another queueing area, this time themed to look like an animal storage hold.
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Until recently, bounty hunters were queueing up to buy the location data of American cell phone users.
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The art of queueing is one of these along with the Queen, naturally, and the gorgeous British countryside.
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But let's say I was facing a line of guys queueing up, waiting to have sex with her.
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It's no coincidence, for example, that every Starbucks has the exact same physical store flow and queueing design.
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The next room, though, is filled with customers queueing up in front of tellers or waiting on benches.
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More patients plus less doctors equals longer and longer wait times for care until you have death by queueing.
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And customers will be heartened to learn that the airline is finally revamping its complicated boarding and queueing process.
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People began queueing at the Apple store in Singapore from as early as Thursday, with hundreds camping out overnight.
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"I can't waste my time queueing to vote for a politician who just wants to enrich himself," Awuor said.
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Reduce the risk by making sure everyone's comfortable, stocking up on snacks, and queueing up a fun stoner movie.
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"That helps speed up the process by cutting down on queueing," said Mark Clifton, the company's chief executive, told TechCrunch.
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It's like queueing up articles in a read-it-later service: Good for clearing the decks now, but what about later?
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In the off year the Brits voted on Brexit so everyone is understandable VERY TIRED OF QUEUEING UP AT THE POLLS.
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When you have 30 million tracks to choose from, queueing up everything you've not heard for six months makes less sense.
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Last year, the opening of Jollibee's first Canadian outlet saw fans queueing for up to six hours overnight in the snow.
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In Singapore, people started queueing up on Friday morning, ready to spend the night outside the store ahead of Saturday morning's launch.
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We're also turning to more traditional, quieter hobbies that don't involve queueing, drinking, being in crowded spaces, or even getting fully dressed.
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By organizing the Alexa Prize, the company gets some of the smartest minds in AI queueing up to build technology on its platform.
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Once you've found the podcasts and episodes that do appeal, Castro makes the process of queueing them up a simple and smooth one.
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That is why we should call what is happening death by queueing: We the Patients are dying while standing and waiting in line.
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Reports from the mountain have detailed a crowded scene with scores of inexperienced climbers queueing up to reach the narrow 29,000-foot summit.
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Bothwell Mhashu, one of those queueing, said he wanted to escape the economic troubles at home and join his elder brother in Namibia.
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"My enduring memory is queueing for the Big One in freezing March rain while scallies gobbed on us from the boarding gantry," Hurley remembers.
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The 28-year-old started queueing at 5:15am together with his three colleagues for his supervisor, and bought 50kg worth of the pork.
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At a civilian crossing point at Maiorska near the separatist-held city of Horlivka, a dozen cars are queueing to cross into the DPR.
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Queueing times to get through to departure lounges were stretching to over an hour in some parts of the airport on Friday, travelers said.
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The businessman, who flew in from India especially to buy an iPhone 22017 as a wedding gift for his daughter began queueing at 28 p.m.
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Three security guards and a man queueing to enter were taken to hospital with gunshot injuries, police said in a televised news conference in Melbourne.
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This year, the park streamlined the check-in process and introduced a virtual-queueing system that sends skaters text messages when it is their turn.
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I mean, people have been queueing for days and logging online around the world to be one of the first to own a Model 3.
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But that assumes you actually care more about keeping your virtual pet alive than you do about queueing up some fantastic Gizmodo stories to read later.
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After splitting the delivery service from its main app in 2011, Netflix removed features like queueing, searching, and getting recommendations on Netflix for DVD-only subscribers.
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"The flavors are something we're not that used to here, and could be their selling point," said Katy Meurs, a twenty-something queueing for her latte.
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So rather than spend time queueing up at the post office, I decided to use Amazon Locker, the company's self-service parcel pickup and delivery service.
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Crowds queueing outside ATMs faced another challenge when the new 2,000 rupee note failed to come out of the machine due to its size being incompatible.
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If you're anything like this writer, that means queueing up half a dozen episodes of your favorite cooking show and immediately falling asleep on the couch.
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Let's be clear — fans weren't even queueing to get their hands on the merchandise, but on a raffle ticket that would grant them entry to Friday's launch.
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A girl with a cascade of blue Senegalese twists joins the throng queueing to enter the Palace, her outfit one of the more subdued among today's attendees.
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After four hours of what locals call 'speculative queueing' outside a filling station in the center of town, schoolteacher Gilbert Kepekepe was still nowhere near getting served.
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Athletes competed in front of empty stands early on the first day of full competition as spectators complained of missing their events while queueing for security clearance.
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As the Wuhan coronavirus continues to grip several countries across Asia, hundreds of people are queueing up in front of hospitals and pharmacies to buy face masks.
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"We have had people queueing up to talk to us about our programme," said Mikael Sala, an economic adviser to Marine Le Pen, party leader and presidential candidate.
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While it is syncing and queueing up these songs, this additional piece of software comes in and looks at the song being played and pulls info on it.
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Fans had camped out overnight, queueing outside Tesla stores across California to put down deposits on the car in scenes reminiscent of the launch of Apple Inc products.
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"It's a good phone, the camera quality is nice and the wireless charging is the next level thing in this," Bin Mohammed, who'd been queueing since 10 p.m.
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So that means, unlike this Australian man, you shouldn't be queueing up in front of your local Tesla store to buy one tomorrow... because you won't be able to.
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A picture taken on March 22 shows arriving passengers queueing to present their travel documents before passport control at Ben Gurion International Airport on the outskirts of Tel Aviv.
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Now that the app is live, the team is working on bringing Lisn to Android, as well as adding features like group chat, queueing, playlists in search, and more.
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At the Star Wars Celebration convention in London this year, fans of the franchise lived up to these wise words, queueing for tattoos of droids, Jedi, and Sith Lords alike.
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People think nothing of queueing for hours in order to sit in a chair opposite Marina Abramović or to grope their way through a foggy tunnel designed by Olafur Eliasson.
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There is death-by-queueing in single payer systems, where sick persons die from treatable conditions because they could not get care in time and succumb "waiting in line" for care.
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Whether it's the very best in the city is up for debate, but it's certainly the best-known — there are frequently lines down the street of people queueing for a table.
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The trained artists were fluid and spatially aware The contrast between the artists and the neophytes queueing up to use the demo stations was readily apparent, and that's probably not a surprise.
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The place was wall-to-wall packed with shoppers snapping up armfuls of coffee mugs and faux plants before queueing up in stanchion-organized lines for 30 minutes to pay for their purchases.
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On Friday, the 45-year-old Wicked alum posted a music video of her rendition of "Wind Beneath My Wings" on her official Facebook page — instantaneously queueing the tears of listeners across the country.
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As far back as 2005, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business wrote a paper about the scientific processes around queueing calls, with the goal of serving customers and lowering headcount.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou get just as much control over your post schedules as Buffer offers, from being able to pick a specific date and time, to queueing up posts days in advance on a calendar.
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"In Rome, you can see droves of women queueing up, in front of hospitals at four or five in the morning to make sure they can grab the day's limited slots," she told Broadly.
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The patient's only alternative is the ER. What happens when newspapers start regaling us with stories of average Americans dying while standing in line waiting for health care, or what is calleddeath by queueing?
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So that you don't waste time queueing up outside a dark storefront, we've rounded up the retailers that will be open – and don't forget that many are offering jaw-dropping online sales as well.
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For the first gen, it was just easier to let the headphones wait for that double-tap, queueing it up as a new selling point whenever Apple figured out how to pull it off.
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Given how exhilarating and splashily stylish it is, it seems likely that studio executives will be queueing up to offer its directors an instalment of "Star Wars", "The Avengers" or some other mega-budget franchise.
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Crowds were still queueing outside the embassy after the explosion, and traffic was moving as normal in an area of northeastern Beijing that is home to numerous embassies including those of France, India and Israel.
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The offline mode features go beyond just saving a draft or queueing up a photo at the top of the feed, which the app already let users do when they tried to post with poor service.
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From the design and feel of the app, to building up playlists and queueing up tracks, Apple Music wins out (even if you don't pay the $10 a month and stick to your purchased MP3 collection).
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It's hard not to strongly approve of capitalism and free markets, for all of their flaws when left unchecked, after you see people excitedly queueing to buy tomatoes on one of the world's most fertile islands.
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The app's latest iOS update allows iPhone users to engage in offline message queueing, so they can prep messages to send while they're waiting for a connection and quickly keep their conversations going when they regain one.
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Why you would avoid it: It's still not really finished, and lacks some of the smoothness of its rivals when it comes to compiling playlists, queueing up songs to listen to immediately, and jumping between different devices.
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The whole thing goes by in a flash, a breathless couple of minutes that take a few more minutes to assimilate before you're queueing up to give it another go and work out what exactly just happened.
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Having your own catalog also makes it easier to rediscover hidden gems from times gone by, something that's far less likely to happen if you're always queueing up new music on Deezer or Google Play Music or whatever.
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It involved both heavy shelling that sometimes slaughtered residents queueing outside for scarce supplies, and random sniper fire that picked off people who dared to venture into the streets, or even as they stood indoors by exposed windows.
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To illustrate what container-native can mean from a variety of angles, here are quick examples in (i) packaging, (ii) continuous integration and deployment, (iii) application lifecycle management (ALM), (iv) queueing and lambda architectures, (v) monitoring, and (vi) security.
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The Republican party is queueing up for a political blitz next Wednesday that they hope will allow them to Trojan Horse all of Donald Trump's most controversial cabinet nominees plus comprehensive legislation to deny healthcare to millions of Americans.
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Russians are queueing to venerate the relics of Saint Nicholas, a bishop of the fourth century which is remembered in church history as a discreetly generous shepherd of his flock, to whom sailors, travellers and vulnerable women have looked for protection.
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LONDON — Thousands of people will be queueing up to watch Harry Potter and the Cursed Child — the official eighth story in the saga — when the play opens in London's Palace Theatre on July 31 — but Daniel Radcliffe won't be among them.
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BST has effective queueing systems in place, the toilets aren't gross, and somehow—as if corporate sponsor Barclaycard figured out to negotiate with the rain itself, bunging it a few grand to stay away for a couple of weeks—it's never not sunny.
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But the real dig is when the man is shown walking past a line of people queueing up for the new iPhone X. If you look closely, one guy in the queue sports a haircut shaped like the iPhone X's infamous notch.
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American Joanie Murta arrived in Hong Kong on Saturday and said it took over eight hours of queueing to get through checks while crossing into the mainland at the Shenzhen Bay border checkpoint, where there was no soap or water in the bathrooms.
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American Joanie Murta arrived in Hong Kong on Saturday and said it took over eight hours of queueing to get through checks while crossing into the mainland at the Shenzhen Bay border checkpoint, where there was no soap or water in the bathrooms.
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They are two of the only products guaranteed to get consumers queueing up for hours in the hope of being among the first to buy the latest gear, at a time when many retailers are struggling to bring customers through their doors.
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These attacks come a day after up to 20 people were reportedly killed while queueing at a bakery in the Al-Muadi district of eastern Aleppo, close to the M2 hospital, which was also hit along with another of the few remaining hospitals.
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It's an effort to make interactions on pages faster: Our position running a widely used website — and our work supporting the popular React framework — gives us unique insight into the browser platform, and we wanted to utilize that to address the queueing time issue.
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A process called metering or queueing at the border — when officials limit the number of individuals who can make asylum claims at ports of entry on any given day — has been found to push people to cross illegally instead of at an official border crossing.
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"Soon as I went to vote and saw like 50 people queueing up, I knew it was over," says the barman at the Anthracite Café, a popular joint in Wilkes-Barre, with mining memorabilia on its walls and a vast lump of coal out front.
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For us, though, the process of queueing for a minimum of three hours, staying awake until a ridiculous time to buy tickets and learning every lyric in a setlist doesn't really place you under the category of a superfan—it just makes you someone who enjoys music.
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Approaching the O2 Arena, on an otherwise quiet sunny day, I see flocks of the band's fans—like, what looks like a crowd of thousands—gathering around posters of the boys, sitting in circles with bluetooth speakers blasting songs from their discography or queueing up to buy merchandise.
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Last week, courts heard that not only were the Railway Club Hotel in Melbourne allegedly selling sweet nectar AKA drugs as fuck to punters out of their venue's "office," but that the cheeky li'l rascals buying the stuff were literally queueing up to get their hands on it.
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The ad, titled "Growing Up," opens with the man queueing up for his first iPhone in 2007, all the way up till present day, where he finally sees the light and decides to skip the queue for the iPhone X. The minute-long ad manages to majorly throw shade at the iPhone, highlighting all the criticisms it's faced over the years: its lack of stylus, non-waterproof phones, and of course, the dongles.
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