The Arctic is an ocean covered in ice, ringed by land (whereas the Antarctic is a lump of land covered in ice, ringed by ocean).
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Her previously ringless left hand is now very much ringed!
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They encapsulated the awe of ringed planets and entire universes.
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It is constantly ringed by heavily armed Kenyan police officers.
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He ringed the puck off the outside of the post.
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It is ringed by hundreds of soldiers and police officers.
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On Sunday, Paradise was ringed with miles of scorched earth.
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Today, it's a city park ringed with a picket fence.
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His house sits on a hilltop, ringed by a concrete wall.
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Pyramid lake is a remote, unearthly place ringed with tufa towers.
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"A nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself," Obama said.
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Summer is slowly approaching (May 2017) for the ringed sixth planet.
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In the same way that Cassils is ringed by spectators and illuminated by car headlights, the viewer is ringed by monitors and illuminated by the light of the flickering apparatus in the darkened interior of the gallery.
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It's not overblown when it comes to the blue-ringed octopus though.
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A couple of days into their stay, the doorman ringed my mother.
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They capped surrounding beach sands with a stone pavement ringed by boulders.
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This means that astronomers could realistically detect ringed rocky planets, he said.
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Once fully grown, ringed seals weigh up to 70 kilograms (155 pounds).
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Video from the scene shows the area ringed with white armored vehicles.
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They are often ringed by closely packed slums controlled by neighbourhood gangs.
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I use this as an excuse to visit that striking ringed planet.
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"Today, a nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself," he said.
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You'll be able to see the ringed planet glow throughout the summer.
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But as I approached the literal Ringed City, someone invaded my game.
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The curator remembers the marine biologist handing him a three-ringed binder.
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On Wednesday, the family's Surfside home was ringed in yellow police tape.
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Ringed structures are less flexible than floppy chains, making macrocycles extremely stable.
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Dirt stains now ringed the hat's brim and the jacket's wrists. D!
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It was used in "The Ringer's Manual", produced by the British Trust for Ornithology, albeit in the restricted sense of the recapture of a ringed bird in a place other than that at which it had been ringed.
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The Morristown Green is ringed by North, South, East and West Park Place.
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Egypt's generals have ringed the roundabout in Cairo's Tahrir Square with iron grating.
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A golden starburst of drying urine ringed the front of his khaki pants.
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Bleary and darkly ringed, they make you wonder what horrors they have seen.
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My eyes only look good when ringed heavily with liquid eyeliner and kohl.
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Its low-slung buildings, ringed by wire fence, were abnormally quiet this week.
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An irregular band of solid red ringed both legs, just above the anklebone.
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Eventually, we arrived at a Kurdish security headquarters ringed by roadblocks and guards.
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Some of the sprawling facilities are ringed with razor wire and watch towers.
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To complicate the sitation further, that container is ringed with black and white glyphs.
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The walls are a pale, sickly green, their upper corners ringed with mildew stains.
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A 16th-century plot of Iceland shows the island ringed by various mythological beasts.
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I've been dreading the release of The Ringed City for a little while now.
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Cassini has been exploring Saturn since 2004 when it arrived at the ringed planet.
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Two and a half hours later, Donggeochado came into view, ringed by rocky cliffs.
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It consists of a circular band with small parallelograms cut into its ringed shape.
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I've been dreading the release of The Ringed City for a little while now.
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Maybe The Ringed City brings about sweeping changes to our understanding of Dark Souls!
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Dozens of other tourists ringed around the group of listless creatures, posing for selfies.
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But some, ringed by floodwater, were cut off from patients trying to reach them.
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She escorted me past the vestibule to a common room ringed by office doors.
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Cassini has explored two of the ringed planet's moons in particular — Titan and Enceladus.
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By Saturday, numerous towns along Australia's eastern and southeastern coasts were ringed by fire.
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The light stanchions at the one-third-mile track are ringed with cornstalk decorations.
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As they lingered in the aisles, ringed by stewards, they turned to salute him.
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But I only have eyes for one world: the ringed planet where the signal originated.
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Indian rose-ringed parakeets attempt to retake their home from a a Bengal monitor lizard.
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Lake Mattsee has beaches and a sailing school and is ringed by a walking trail.
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Fresh Pond, a reservoir ringed with a walking trail, is a couple of blocks away.
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That&aposs why astronomers might have mistaken the ringed planets for another type of world.
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And their striking masks, impish faces, lustrous fur, and ringed tails are all aesthetically appealing.
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The dorsal fin coloration of the male is a circular red spot ringed with blue.
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A German-made tiara here is ringed by three crowns comprising 19,000 stones, mostly diamonds.
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The brick building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is ringed by scaffolding.
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Many stayed, and the camps have sprawled into makeshift cities ringed by barbed-wire fences.
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The most severe fires all ringed Sydney, the state capital where about 5 million live.
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Black chairs ringed the room, and an island of hair dryers took up its center.
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Alaska's bearded and ringed seals are currently listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
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To make things even more horrifying, there's no anti-venom available for the blue-ringed octopus.
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On July 15 and 16, a full moon "scrapes by the ringed planet," according to NASA.
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When the ringed planet backspins, he offers us the opportunity to take responsibility for our actions.
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Yet every person in the Jungle knows the place is ringed with CRS police riot squads.
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Both Gotland and Faro are very flat, ringed by rocky shorelines and, more rarely, sand beaches.
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The Mediterranean is an expanse ringed by multiple great powers alongside not-so-great seafaring states.
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Mosul is already ringed to the north, south and east by Iraqi government and peshmerga forces.
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Her throat is bruise-ringed, indigo-kissed; the rope had pulled tight, cut deep and ragged.
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Today the lake is ringed by modern low-rise buildings containing offices, pricey apartments and cafes.
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Ringed by statues sent by the states, the hall served as the House chamber until 1857.
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But inside, there's a leafy courtyard ringed by ateliers, one of which is blazing with light.
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Not far below them stands a ringed, 15-foot-in-diameter cross section of a sequoia.
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Cassini has been exploring the Saturn system since 2004 when it first arrived at the ringed planet.
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Four peregrine falcon chicks are ringed and measured at the Salisbury Cathedral in Salisbury, England, June 10.
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What began as an investigation of Saturn's moons has yielded a new superlative for the ringed planet.
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On Friday at around 6:32 AM ET, the spacecraft will plunge into the ringed gas giant.
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We passed over a Chinese-funded military base that looked like a farm ringed with pine trees.
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Dexter's house was ringed by a green construction fence, though no work seemed to be in progress.
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But consider some of its most famous monuments: They're ringed by several lanes of busy vehicular traffic.
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A blue-ringed octopus Since sharing the photo, Chu has received support both online and in person.
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Much of Diyarbakir's historic heart, the Sur district ringed by Roman-era walls, was left in ruins.
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Already ringed in purple glitter, the eyes of the entertainer Taylor Mac lit up further, with opportunity.
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They were told the camps, razor-wire ringed areas they are forbidden to leave, would be temporary.
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But its gleaming towers on the Detroit River were as remote as a cloud-ringed Disneyland castle.
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Scientists long relied on other, ultimately misleading clues to figure out how fast the ringed world turns.
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Food and medicine are scarce, but escape is virtually impossible — Madaya is ringed with checkpoints and mines.
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Parliament is already ringed by crash bollards, balustrades and steel barricades, put in place after the Sept.
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Ghosn was uniquely vulnerable to this stalling tactic because he had always ringed himself with yes-men.
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Thinning ice also led Arctic ringed seals, the polar bear's main source of food, to become endangered.
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Shielded by the Alborz Mountains, the facility also is ringed by anti-aircraft guns and other fortifications.
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Mr. Picardi himself recently became engaged to his partner, his ringed finger generating waves of Instagram adoration.
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One of those is the Blue-ringed octopus, whose entire venom is aimed at causing nervous pulse cessation.
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The 14th-floor aerie was ringed by wide windows and looked out on a clear but chilly day.
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In this case, we may have to settle for spotted-ringed seal unless someone has a better suggestion.
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When the ringed planet started its annual backspin last year, we noted that this retrograde isn't so bad.
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With a chilling crackle, the head spins around to reveal a face-sized mouth ringed with jagged teeth.
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The ringed planet will encourage you boldly express both the positive and negative qualities associated with your sign.
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There really was something transcendental going on down there in the twin-ringed stadiums of Lumpinee and Rajadamnern.
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It has been exploring Saturn and its many moons since it arrived at the ringed planet in 2004.
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We were perched dizzyingly high in the Chilean Andes, ringed by a herd of sixty-six white giants.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands ringed Beijing's Liaison Office.
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Players that descended into Loot Lake's vault found themselves inside an enormous, largely empty room ringed by pillars.
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Even today, Beirut, which is washed gently by the Mediterranean Sea and ringed by mountains, remains unremittingly hedonistic.
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The plaza was ringed by police in riot gear; helicopters thumped overhead; snipers were visible on the rooftops.
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Another was an enormous clothesline strung from telephone poles and hung with Brobdingnagian clothes that ringed the stage.
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But I came to The Ringed City after months away, hyped for a final jaunt into the abyss.
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New simulations explain how the ringed planet ended up with one giant moon that domineers its tinier siblings.
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Over millions of years, these marine creatures formed a 270-mile-long reef, which ringed the sea's shoreline.
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At Natanz, the primary uranium enrichment site, the desert around the facility has been ringed with antiaircraft guns.
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The Andaman and nearby Nicobar Islands are beautiful, palm-fringed specks ringed by coral in the Indian Ocean.
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This time, though, he was ringed by colleagues -- among them, four of his future Democratic presidential rivals: Sens.
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It showed three dots, ringed in white: 1 unread text; 5 calls or voice mail messages; 1 email.
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The indigenous Ubers are a must in Huron, a predominantly Latino city ringed by garlic and tomato fields.
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Mosul is already ringed to the north, south and east by Iraqi government forces and Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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One such decision involved the bearded seal in 2016, and another one just last month concerned ringed seals.
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Now, home is a camp outside the capital ringed by barbed wire and sandbagged positions manned by U.N. peacekeepers.
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The ringed planet is hands-off when he moves backward, so pick up the slack by holding yourself accountable.
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The cats are bigger than a typical house cat, and have large, ringed tails and "highly developed" canine teeth.
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We power our way along Polar Bear Point among glistening, 6-foot-thick ice caps and sunning ringed seals.
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The iconic image of Esalen is of its central lawn, as brilliant as an emerald, ringed by oceanside cliffs.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands had ringed Beijing's Liaison Office.
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Saturn, the famous beautifully-ringed gas giant, loves rules, laws, and limits; while air symbolizes intellect and mental acuity.
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The Ringed City punctuates this intro with a two-on-one boss fight, complete with a last-minute transformation.
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The best time to see it will be after midnight local time, when the ringed planet will hang highest.
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The Ringed City punctuates this intro with a two-on-one boss fight, complete with a last-minute transformation.
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The rest of The Ringed City was more in line with what I was expecting, for better or worse.
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The hurricane also delayed renovations to the Convention Center, whose adjacent streets are still ringed by barriers and tarpaulins.
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The first two architectural settings in which I encountered this piece were large, rectilinear rooms that the paintings ringed.
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A population of rose-ringed parakeets is growing as they violently displace greater noctules, the largest bat in Europe.
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The soft, glowing pools of color were ringed and separated by lengths of brown, pink and white toilet paper.
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The ringed planet is responsible for rules and regulations, helping to guide our manners and budgets during this transit.
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It lacks the grand, large-scale drama of a bone-in leg of lamb or a pineapple-ringed ham.
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In my mind, Bali was a remote paradise, carpeted in jungle and mist and ringed in sparkling Indian Ocean.
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One morning, I toured Convergys, a call center that occupies a giant glass building, ringed by palm trees, downtown.
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His yacht "Al Said" is among the world's largest and was frequently seen anchored in Muscat's mountain-ringed harbor.
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That's because these animals feed almost exclusively on the fat of ringed and bearded seals living in the arctic.
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The ringed planet of structure is moving in reverse, letting you set new rules for how you execute your responsibilities.
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Cassini met its end dropping into the ringed planet's atmosphere on September 15, 2017, after 13 years of Saturn science.
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The cabin, an open window-ringed space filled by rows of waiting room seating, was nearly empty and very quiet.
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On Sunday, she posted another photo clearly showing the seven chakras, each ringed in a different color of the rainbow.
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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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Many bird species have also been observed on the site, including the curlew, wigeon, skylark, warbler, ringed plover, and whinchat.
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But this infrared view of Saturn from NASA's Cassini spacecraft is a stunning reminder of this ringed planet's spectral vibrance.
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"Ringed, rocky exoplanets really feel like something from science fiction, like a &aposStar Wars&apos type of planet," Piro said.
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Bagan has around 2,000-3,000 pagodas and temples, spread over a 42-sq km plain ringed by mist-covered mountains.
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Or they could just step outside, where they'll probably be attacked by a blue-ringed octopus or funnel web spider.
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"A nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself," Obama declared to the assembled representatives of the UN's member states.
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Our farm, like much of the countryside hereabouts, is patchily ringed by wire fences threaded with strands of barbed wire.
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Black and his client selected a ringed piece of jewelry for the job, thought that typically wouldn't be done today.
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Those that try to flee will be forced to navigate a city ringed with booby traps, snipers and hidden landmines.
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At one well, where the burning oil has ringed the wellhead, lead engineer Ali Aksen explains the course of action.
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The pupils were so wide that the red barely ringed them, two blazing eclipses held afire inside a bird's skull.
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Sydney, home to more than 5 million people, is ringed by large areas of bushland, which back onto residential areas.
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He pulled over next to a sweet birch tree, and looked at its pale green leaves, ringed with dry brown.
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But she made it her own by turning the design into a blue-ringed octopus, as per her son's request.
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Each of the pieces is a circular wood panel, 18 inches in diameter and ringed by a thick red outline.
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Those bombings left the city on edge, its streets swamped with military checkpoints and the hills ringed with armed sentinels.
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The television producers, gripping sheets of scribbled upon paper between their hairy signet-ringed sausage fingers, cooked up a plan.
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It's why I laughed when the unlocking mechanism Bandai Namco sent me to play The Ringed City early didn't work.
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At its centre is a fortified complex of administration and medical buildings, ringed by high fences topped with razor wire.
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Uninsulated cabins, called bunks, made of two-by-fours, sometimes without electricity or indoor plumbing, ringed a central wash house.
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Where to stay and what to see on this vibrant isle ringed with golden-sand beaches and pristine coral reefs.
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We eventually pulled into the parking lot of an office park, ringed by boxy, anonymous buildings a few stories high.
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Each one is also ringed with small muscles that allow the animal to clench shut or open wide each chromatophore.
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The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous agora was a centrally located patch of chalky ground ringed by creosote bushes and giant saguaro.
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He wears a skintight jerkin with a plunging neckline, and his nipples are ringed by what look like floral pasties.
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Mountain-ringed and progressively minded, the city that calls itself Land of the Sky is renowned for its creative spirit.
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The fire exists only in your mind, or rather, you can insert the word "fire" before the four ringed entries.
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This past February, I visited the complex, which is ringed by cypress trees, with checkpoints manned by private security guards.
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He told the Weather Channel that Honolulu is vulnerable to floods and mudslides because it is partly ringed by mountains.
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In Senozece, in southwestern Slovenia, Dr. Krofel and I visited a sheep farm on a rocky hillside ringed by forest.
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Bearded, spotted and ringed seals use sea ice as platforms for food foraging, for resting and for raising their young.
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Tall, with long bleach blonde hair, weathered skin, and ringed eyeliner, P-orridge inspired rapt attention throughout their hour-long lecture.
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A new photo taken by the Cassini spacecraft exploring Saturn shows off the extreme variety of the ringed planet's many moons.
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The photo was taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which has been sending back some jaw-dropping images from the ringed planet.
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And yet, weeks later, while it may have been thoroughly rumpled and water ringed, this issue stayed stacked on the counter.
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The ringed planet will be in opposition to the sun, rising high in the sky in the east shortly after sunset.
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Loudon instead planned an arboretum, focused on trees and laced with winding paths and ringed by a handsome wrought-iron fence.
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Now the city is being defined by one image: rows of crumbling, boarded-up vacant homes ringed by weeds and graffiti.
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Whether you're opening up a red-ringed Xbox 360 or replacing the RAM on your MacBook Pro, you can't escape it.
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Yes — Pluto has been in the sign of the Goat since January 2008 and the ringed planet joined it last December.
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An Indian rose-ringed parakeet is caught in the act of trying to evict an unwelcome guest—a Bengal monitor lizard.
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Wow. Saturn is a beautiful planet, a ringed giant of gas and ice, but this really puts its size in perspective.
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That means it will probably be several more years before we ever see more high-resolution photos of the ringed planet.
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The ringed planet sports its own massive storm, but unlike Florence, Saturn's hexagon-shaped storm continues to be a scientific mystery.
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Burned out cars with the paint peeled off and windows punched out by the force of the blasts ringed the site.
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This new trailer opens with a scenic look at a ringed planet, with an Imperial shuttle coming in for a landing.
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At 412 West 403th, a private 1,400-square-foot perch ringed with planters on the 18th floor was added by choice.
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Black, ant-like figures crown a russet hill ringed by the Cannonball River at the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota.
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With The Ringed City only a few weeks away, it seemed Marwede would have to settle with Bandai Namco acknowledging him.
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The general also refused, and was confined in a trailer next to the razor wire-ringed court in November for contempt.
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When finished in four years, the Addis Ababa complex will be ringed by a replica of the Great Wall of China.
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With a population of about 375,000, Bakersfield is ringed by farms and oil fields, two major engines of the region's economy.
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Oscar Seborer, like the other spies, worked at wartime Los Alamos, a remote site ringed by tall fences and armed guards.
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You can see them in the markets: reds, blues, purples, yellows and pinks, sometimes ringed with two colors when sliced open.
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The spacecraft is ringed with windows, though they're not as large as the ones Blue Origin built into its own capsule.
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The book cover designs of Varvara Stepanova, dating to 1919, consist of boldly swashed watercolor crosses, ringed with peppy Cyrillic lettering.
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The body is ringed by flame- or leaf-like forms, which are echoed by a widening shadow and hints of color.
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The massive facility was ringed by a high wall, barbed wire and guard towers, as well as large numbers of security personnel.
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The blue-ringed octopus is one of the most venomous creatures in Australia and the unnamed tourist is lucky to be alive.
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When the ringed planet moves in reverse, it allows us to take a good look at our routines and self-imposed rules.
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Taken from above, the black-and-white photo makes the Ringed Planet look like a peaceful orb enclosed by its belted friends.
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Shot at Air Bajo III, Lembeh Strait, Indonesia with Olympus OM-D E-M53"Blue Ringed" by Alfonso Jesús Expósito Díaz-Álvarez.
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Just a couple of planets and hundreds of millions of miles away is Saturn, the iconic ringed beauty of the solar system.
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I stayed in my room all night listening to him scream while the neighbors banged on the ceiling and ringed the doorbell.
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Kyodo news agency said some 28,000 protesters had ringed parliament house in central Tokyo, holding hands and shouting: "Don't build the base".
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Residents of the harbor city, which is ringed by large, dry areas of bushland, woke up to a smoky haze on Tuesday.
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"A nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself," Obama told the assembled representatives of the UN's member states in September 2016.
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Down the hill, old horse pens are ringed with graffiti on a street where, Mr. Hutchings said, he once found shell casings.
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His armor doesn't show up in the base game, but does show up in the newest DLC, The Ringed City...without plume.
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The ringed planet is prepared to help you test out new strategies for success as he moves through this forward-thinking sign.
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He said Honolulu, the state's capital and largest city, is vulnerable to floods and slides because it is partly ringed by mountains.
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A few hundred yards away, F.B.I. agents were processing evidence from Building No. 2, which was still ringed with crime-scene tape.
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In them, he comes off as a wannabe Rainer Werner Fassbinder, with his many-ringed fingers, thick mustache, mismatched earrings, and sunglasses.
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The classroom was a semi-vacant lot in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, ringed by a chain-link fence and barbed wire.
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It bustles with bicyclists riding to the nearby main square of the historic district, dominated by the cathedral and moat-ringed castle.
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During the trials, the courthouse was ringed with competing demonstrators, some claiming that the rape story was a hoax, others demanding castration.
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Another faint trail led to my mother's home, which glowed red; a few jogs around the neighborhood ringed the house in blue.
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She wanted to see her friends and reclaim her school, which is ringed by police officers and garlanded by fading memorial flowers.
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The culprit turned out to be another park inhabitant: beautiful, invasive rose-ringed parakeets who also make their homes in tree hollows.
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JERSEY CITY — Spectators ringed the 218th green at Liberty National on Saturday, many of them yelling terms of endearment at Phil Mickelson.
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The two are separated by a mostly negligible gap, and each panel is lined with stitched leather and ringed with silver piping.
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But, he added, the chemical structure of polystyrene — particularly its backbone of large, ringed molecules — made the plastic unappetizing to decomposing bacteria.
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I found the field at the trailhead already ringed by people speculating about exactly when each known eclipse effect would take place.
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White Rock Lake, a popular park ringed by a hiking and cycling trail nearly 10 miles long, is about four miles away.
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The imposing and unmarked facility sits on the edge of the desert, ringed by two high walls interrupted by well-guarded gates.
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The ringed planet has allowed us to take charge of our schedules and responsibilities since he began moving retrograde on April 29.
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The unit that employed him, known as X-21956, devised the firing circuits for the bomb's 21960 detonators, which ringed the device.
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Those Uighurs lived in Tumxuk, a city in Xinjiang that is ringed by paramilitary forces and is home to two internment camps.
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Exotic lemurs and parrots were packed up and carried away to safety as fires ringed the Los Angeles Zoo in Griffith Park.
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For as long as humans have looked up with telescopes, the finest, most alluring thing they could see was the ringed planet.
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Before I begin The Ringed City, the final downloadable expansion for From Software's existentialist fantasy epic Dark Souls 3, I have to prepare.
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The female-bodied attendees looked dashing in suits and rainbow suspenders, glow sticks ringed every wrist, and androgynous looks were sprinkled liberally throughout.
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On Monday evening, scores of people strolled along the banks of the picturesque Dal Lake, a popular tourist destination ringed by Himalayan mountains.
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They burned more energy than they took in from prey, like ringed seals, and generally have a higher metabolism than was previously assumed.
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He designed a miniature United Nations building in bold primary colours and Art Deco shapes, ringed with stars to represent the member countries.
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For a face-tattooed, septum-ringed, gay black man with classical training, hiding was never really an option, so he's leaning into it.
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Heavily armed soldiers backed up by armored vehicles ringed an imposing security perimeter around the state-of-the-art stadium in Silicon Valley.
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Your next question should be, well, what makes benzonitrile, a molecule with a single carbon ring, a proxy for the multiple-ringed molecules?
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A spacecraft speeding through the solar system 619,000 miles from Saturn snapped a photo of the ringed planet's north pole in stark relief.
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For three years, his family lived in what was essentially a concentration camp, ringed with barbed wire, with about 9,0003 other Japanese-Americans.
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The iridescent black, red, green and blue enamelled reptile, set with emerald eyes, curls around a ringed, white enamel hand—a Renaissance motif.
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In an effort to prevent or deter ground incursions, IS also has likely booby trapped and ringed the city with improvised explosive devices.
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The resulting perspective puts them on roughly the same scale, the elongated station stretching the width of the ringed planet as it passes.
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"A nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself," Mr. Obama said of the protectionist impulse to resist the forces of global integration.
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Mary Chu constructed her son's gorgeous, blue-ringed octopus costume by hand, and shared the beautiful photos on her blog, The Parker Project.
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I loved a dessert of poached Bartlett pears, fanned over creamy coconut mousse and coconut sorbet and ringed with warm cinnamon maple syrup.
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The deployment could also unintentionally incentivize Chinese first strikes as Beijing, ringed by U.S. firepower, perceives itself beset by a serious security dilemma.
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After fifteen minutes, the group got in a van and drove to another razor-wire-ringed facility, one for general-population male inmates.
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The sampled species included Steller sea lions, northern fur seals, and northern sea otters, as well as bearded, ringed, ribbon, and spotted seals.
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The decline of Arctic sea ice amid global climate change is making polar bears travel farther to find prey such as ringed seals.
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But little felt fair about the way The Ringed City introduced itself, as I ran in circles, hoping to avoid the angels' glare.
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Every single person giggles with joy when they see them, swimming in on a mirrored tray, ringed by drifts of powdered sugar snow.
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The city, though, is ringed by largely white suburbs — and beyond them a countryside dominated by Amish and Mennonite farmers and crafts people.
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And, with regard to the five-ringed shadow of the Olympic Games, and any perceived inferiority complex, Mr. Grevemberg playfully brushed cynicism aside.
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Nicole Kidman is a wreck in "Destroyer": Her body's aching bones, her skin a sun-weathered hide, her eyes ringed in perma-red.
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Ms. Amadou spent her childhood in Maradi, a busy city of small shops and open-air markets ringed by clusters of farming villages.
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Behind the guards was a window onto the detention center's interior courtyard, neatly trimmed and ringed by stone arches, like a college quad.
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A battery of Austrian soldiers labored in soft snow to push-carry fans in wheelchairs to the stands, which ringed the finish area.
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Matter Every continent save Antarctica is ringed by vast stretches of seagrass, underwater prairies that together cover an area roughly equal to California.
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Two years ago now, scientists ended the Cassini mission that was studying the ringed planet—specifically, they crashed the probe into Saturn's atmosphere.
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The only thing that distinguished it from a toy robot was a black doorbell button ringed with a glowing halo in iMessage blue.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft plunged into Saturn early this morning, ending its 20-year mission to expand what we know about the ringed planet.
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Upstairs is the library, a big room with a pool table that is ringed by dusty bookshelves and where you can get free popcorn.
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The canal is ringed by a cement factory, a dock where grimy ships are scrubbed, and a phenol plant that caught fire in 2002.
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Interest in hosting the five-ringed circus waned in the 1970s after a series of games tainted by terrorist attacks, crippling debt and boycotts.
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The Washington Post reports that at least one counterprotester used mace on the protesters who swarmed them as counterprotesters ringed around the Jefferson statue.
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Then came the plastic-packed "Asian" snack mix, the plastic-lined hot beverage cups, and the plastic cold beverage cups ringed with embossed circles.
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This valley, halfway between Las Vegas and Reno, is ringed by mountains and home to one of the largest lithium deposits in North America.
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The dorsal fin coloration of the male is a circular red spot ringed with blue which scientists said reminded them of Obama's campaign logo.
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The new ship defies norms by placing the pool, normally found on the top deck, at ocean level with a promenade ringed in windows.
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To help protect them, the mining field will be ringed with buoys, monitoring any plumes of silt that are bigger than DEME had predicted.
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NASA is saying goodbye to Saturn with a newly-processed photo of the ringed planet taken during the last day of the Cassini mission.
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The city is formed of ringed walls, with royalty in the middle and the poor in outer slums that the king has never visited.
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KCNC-TV said police SWAT team officers had ringed his last known address in suburban Adams County on Thursday morning when Ostrem drove past.
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Love them or loathe them, the windows, their mannequins lurching toward spectators, lips ringed in jeweled pacifiers, "skin" elaborately inked, were a come-on.
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There aren't currently plans for another spacecraft to take a return trip to the ringed planet, although NASA has accepted proposals for future missions.
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Avenatti's attorney, Hamid Rafatjoo, argued the case was turning into a "three-ringed circus" and that the examination should not be a public proceeding.
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Workers had ringed the market with large concrete barriers designed to prevent any repetition of Monday's attack, where a truck careered into evening crowds.
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For a gluten- and dairy-free dessert, poached Bartlett pears are served atop coconut cream and coconut sorbet and ringed with cinnamon maple syrup.
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This is a stunning place, Australia, ringed with ribbons of sand and blue-green waves that much of the world's population will never see.
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The family had a proper kitchen, a big family bed topped with a canopy of sequined wedding shawls and a bathtub ringed with plants.
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The main university campus east of downtown is ringed by bubble tea shops, hot pot restaurants and grocery stores where Mandarin is commonly heard.
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Every year at this time, I fall in love again and again with Roland Garros's beautiful, burnt sienna courts ringed with emerald green backdrops.
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In the state of Victoria, thousands of people fled to the seashore on New Year's Eve as bushfires ringed the coastal town of Mallacoota.
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Not breathtaking, but calm and orderly, its hills flecked with tall deciduous trees and clapboard houses, its harbor ringed with low-slung, rocky islands.
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The village of Gajah Makmur is ringed by charred soil, as locals clear the surrounding rain forest to make room for a palm plantation.
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Additionally, the detail of having the player ringed by security cameras is a little too familiar to anyone who has worked a service job.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Reddit/TikTokA tourist in Australia has gone viral after posting a video of themself holding a blue-ringed octopus.
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As sea ice habitats shift, the chance of ringed seals, uh, "sealing the deal" with spotted seals increases, according to a 2010 study from Nature.
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He and his wife Phora live at the top of a very tall hill ringed by their 800-tree avocado grove in De Luz, California.
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"Opposition is a big milestone each year for observing the ringed planet Saturn, or any superior planet (planet orbiting the sun outside Earth's orbit)," EarthSky.
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It will crash into the planet's thick atmosphere in September, closing its eyes on the ringed world and its many moons once and for all.
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Ringed by jagged mountain ranges, this smooth, low-lying, and blindingly bright terrain has a distinctly blocky structure not seen anywhere else on the planet.
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He found that rocky, ringed worlds might look like so-called sub-Neptune planets , a kind of world not seen in Earth&aposs solar system.
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All in all, Piro estimated that ringed, Earth-size, rocky worlds might look like planets with diameters two or three times greater than Earth&aposs.
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Within minutes of slicing through the defensive sand berms that ringed Falluja, the lightly-armored Bradley fighting vehicle I was in took some intense fire.
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Visitors are greeted with a sign painted in black lettering, "Welcome to the Office of President Obama," ringed with handprints in green, red, and blue.
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Thanks to the Olympics, Rio's trash-ringed, sewage-contaminated Guanabara Bay would transform into a pristine watershed as the premiere venue for rowing and sailing.
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The desire to go back and undo past mistakes is very consistent with the sort of reflection that the ringed planet encourages during these periods.
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Since last December, the ringed planet has been in Capricorn, the sign that it rules and imbues with its need for control, discipline, and foresight.
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A short drive south from Bawdie, a shanty town ringed with illegal mines called Nsuaem-Top shows how hard it is to enforce the rules.
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His job, which he performs with absolute passion, is to wander Meade with a long, ringed stick, measuring the levels of each and every outhouse.
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The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, a government-run lab, found superbacteria in the Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon, a body of water ringed by high-priced condominiums.
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We walked a narrow road ringed by wary-eyed young men, which led to a narrower one, which led to a five-foot-wide alleyway.
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The spacecraft, which launched in 2000 and died by diving into Saturn's atmosphere last year, spent more than a decade doting over the ringed planet.
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The spacecraft, which launched in 1997 and died by diving into Saturn's atmosphere last year, spent more than a decade doting over the ringed planet.
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Inside there's a couch shaped like a croissant, a curved OLED television, two bathrooms, a dressing room and a tub ringed with white rose petals.
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One heck of a good-bye This morning, NASA's Cassini spacecraft will celebrate 13 years of studying Saturn -- by hurling itself into the ringed planet.
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The State Department estimates that Beijing has put 800,000 to two million Muslims in hastily built internment camps ringed with barbed wire in northwestern China.
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Asylum seekers of all ages who actually make it across the border are detained in camps policed by armed guards and ringed with barbed wire.
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One night we returned to our hotel in Hajjah, a town ringed by rocky ridges in a province that has been pummeled by Saudi airstrikes.
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That all changed after she saw her brother's body stretched out on a morgue slab, his face emaciated, his eyes ringed by dark purple bruises.
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The house we rented was on a hillside, and at the bottom of the hill was a tiny pond ringed with water lilies and cattails.
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The animal — with white-ringed eyes and a red stripe above its beak — had, by this year, recovered to about 500 wild and captive individuals.
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Several parents said on Sunday that they were not worried about sending their children back to Stoneman Douglas, which is now ringed by official vehicles.
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Dressed in a merch bag from the Paisley Park gift shop, Ru introduced the queens to the live "Drag Con" audience that ringed the runway.
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They were taken in trucks through Malam Fatori — a commercial town on the border with Niger ringed by smaller villages, some 250 miles from Baga.
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But it was once ringed with mounds of discarded mollusk shells, middens of the Calusa people whose size and robust health astonished the early Spaniards.
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The courtyard — with walls plastered in a unique silken lime-and-egg mixture — is ringed by a pillared, covered colonnade, often topped with a mezzanine.
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Had Shakespeare written Norse-inflected fantasies, they might have sounded something like this: Now ringed about with wolves they stand,and fear their doom. Alas!
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Mercury-ruled Gemini is fascinated with facts, data, and language, but with the ringed planet in this sign, you can feel intimidated about performing intellectually.
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Being born with the ringed-planet in the sign of Pisces suggests you're learning to navigate limitations posed to (or from) your relationship to spirituality.
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So Mr. Tanner conducted a genetic analysis of 26 present day cephalopods, including the vampire squid, the golden cuttlefish and the southern blue-ringed octopus.
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It's a few stone bungalows hidden within a lush landscape, ringed by colossal limestone rock formations and plateaus we had only seen in watercolor paintings.
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Cassini, which has been exploring Saturn and its moon since it made it into the ringed planet's orbit in 2004, should continue its mission until Sept.
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Its fighters have booby-trapped homes, ringed the city with belts of improvised landmines and strung tarpaulins across the main streets to conceal them from drones.
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There are desks for 24 people, and the room is ringed with 17 screens, each of which highlights a different stream of information Facebook is monitoring.
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There are desks for 1053 people, and the room is ringed with 17 screens, each of which highlights a different stream of information Facebook is monitoring.
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Rather, he suggested that the group of sub-Neptunes that astronomers have detected so far may be a good starting place for discovering ringed, rocky worlds.
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On December 15, the ringed planet will form a lucky trine with Jupiter, allowing you to reap the rewards of all your hard work this year!
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This star system is a startling pink, and the first thing I see is an inky black, ringed planet, which is brilliant against the bright backdrop.
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Ringed by concrete bollards, the Berlin market reopened on Thursday, with candles, flowers and flags laid amid the small festive huts in tribute to those killed.
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After 13 years spent exploring the ringed planet and its moons, Cassini attempted its closest look as a final act before burning up in the atmosphere.
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Milos, the southernmost of the sun-baked Cyclades islands off mainland Greece, is a volcanic oasis home to picturesque whitewashed villages and hidden cliff-ringed coves.
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If they win gold, they will be serenaded with the Olympic anthem and the five-ringed Olympic flag will be raised instead of the Russian tricolor.
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Utzon's sails are shells; inside, exquisitely nested, are smaller shells containing the performance halls, which themselves are ringed by the walkways and stairs the audiences use.
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Ringed seals, small Arctic seals with circles scattered on their back hair, pop their heads out of the water, studying their surroundings and smelling the air.
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The couple live in a grand, oddly-shaped Victorian house in the middle of a tree-ringed meadow — less a McMansion than a perennial fixer-upper.
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Kaikoura, a fishing town and popular whale-watching base ringed by steep mountains, was completely cut off by landslides covering the coastal road and rail corridor.
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On a sunny and humid early Sunday recently, the town's beaches looked a bit like a ghost town: Empty chairs ringed empty towels in the sand.
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Never again would Cassini send home the images and data that inspired discoveries and wonder during the probe's 213 years in orbit around the ringed planet.
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Scientists discovered that colonies of chinstrap penguins -- also known as ringed or bearded penguins -- have dropped dramatically since they were last surveyed almost 50 years ago.
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It is mesmerizing and beautiful — a rugged landscape of craggy outcrops, flat mesas and vast sand dunes ringed by volcanoes that contrast against a brilliant sky.
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A vast hall lit by Swarovski crystal chandeliers holds ten thousand worshippers, and the mosque is ringed by manicured gardens and fountains decorated with colored lights.
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If you look closely, you'll notice the Saturn glyph looks like a scythe, which is no coincidence as the ringed-planet also symbolizes agriculture and death.
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But it's the central rectangular bar, ringed with stools and open until midnight, that draws pre- and post-curtain cocktail crowds including audience members and actors.
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Ringed by Interstate 95, and in the shadow of the George Washington Bridge, Leonia sits next to some of the most congested roadways in the country.
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They have pushed the conventions of public art in this green space ringed by skyscrapers, including the Flatiron Building, and traversed by 563,000 people a day.
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No word yet as to whether a spotted-ringed seal has been seen in the wild, but we're guessing it would look something like the drawing above.
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The tough conditions belied a sunny day in a spectacular setting, with the Christ the Redeemer statue on Corcovado overlooking a lake ringed by mountains and forest.
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She wears a bejeweled, imperial headdress, her luxuriously colored cloak pulled back to reveal one of her breasts as her ringed fingers rest on her naked thigh.
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In Holmes' case, that means black turtlenecks, dyed blonde hair, and a French manicure — and, perhaps most notably, eyes ringed with thick black eyeliner and dark eyeshadow.
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Oda attacked the mountain-ringed province, a ninja hotbed with 40,000 to 60,000 troops, and conquered it following a failed attempt by his son Nobukatsu in 1579.
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The lot, which measures 17,840 square meters, or about 192,000 square feet, is ringed with a moat, dry in the front and holding water in the rear.
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With the ringed planet pumping the breaks, you'll have plenty of time to do the work that Pluto wants you to tackle — for better or for worse.
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On Sunday, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists after thousands had ringed the Liaison Office, the main Beijing representative office in the city.
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The surviving houses, many on acre lots or more, were often completely ringed by blackened ground and vegetation -- clear signs that fire crews' structure protection efforts worked.
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Though I'm almost always down for more Souls, it's bittersweet knowing that The Ringed Citymight signal a curtain call for a series that's transformed my gaming worldview.
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And while Special Forces units are based around the world, Delta has a single headquarters in a compound ringed with concertina wire at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Critics hailed the work, "Ringed by the Flat Horizon," which conjured the descent of a storm on a desert landscape, as the début of a promising career.
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Down below on the gaming floor, ringed by wall-mounted TV monitors silently showing a sporting event, slot machines chirped and crowded blackjack tables buzzed with action.
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The picture-perfect dish featured mesclun topped with generous slices of avocado and paper-thin fennel, all ringed with grape tomatoes and strips of roasted red peppers.
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A scoop of soft coconut rice, ringed with crunchy half-moons of cucumber and topped with a boiled egg (slightly overcooked, a forgivable offense), provides the comfort.
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As the spacecraft passed the ringed planet, it photographed Saturn's moons for the first time and led astronomers to discover three moons they hadn't previously known about.
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Yet the umbrella remains largely unchanged since antiquity, ringed in nylon nowadays rather than silk, but still, it must be said, an ornament masquerading as a tool.
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Others, ringed with pipes, suggested the "necklaces" hung around people's necks and set on fire to punish suspected regime collaborators as apartheid came to a bloody end.
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America was producing a generation of isolated arenas in the suburbs and countryside, ringed by giant parking lots, many of which sat empty much of the year.
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Glass ceilings in the 16th-century Ottoman Empire were made of cut stone, secured by iron locks, ringed with imposing walls and guarded by armies of eunuchs.
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Samos is a diamond-shaped island less than a mile from Turkey, ringed by beaches and dominated by two major mountains, both of which offer spectacular hikes.
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The next day, Ms. Maichin and her family began decorating the tree on the top floor, in a living room ringed with family portraits and wedding photos.
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For those who cannot be repatriated, there is a chain-linked-fence ringed plot of land marked "Entrance Islamic Cemetery" on an off-limits portion of Guantánamo.
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The capitol building is ringed with metal barriers, and is all white granite cupolas and peaks—a prize-winning ice sculpture from which some laws periodically drip.
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Even the tomb of François Tombalbaye, the nation's first president, is just a car-sized lump of tile ringed by barbed wire — not a statue in sight.
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" Looser restrictions on movement meant increased traffic on some streets and residents venturing out to stroll along Dal Lake, "a popular tourist destination ringed by Himalayan mountains.
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In the middle of the Mojave Desert, in a sun-caked valley ringed by snowcapped mountains, an old woman with an exquisite face comes to the door.
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The last of the 225 properties that ringed the lake through the 1920s, the Hotel Saranac has been rebranded as part of the Curio Collection by Hilton.
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Here's an example: Two pieces of blue-and-white pottery are on display — a vase ringed with Persian script and a porcelain dish decorated with Chinese characters.
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New York City is full of pastoral sights: white clouds floating in deep blue skies, lakes ringed by verdant hills, grassy expanses calling out for barefoot play.
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On nearby Bridges Street, a white residential building that the pair had once sneaked into was now ringed by a fence, with "X" marks in its windows.
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Boris Johnson, Britain's voluble prime minister, has called them "uncooperative crusties" — a synonym for hippies — and urged "importunate nose-ringed climate change protesters" to clear the roads.
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With the ringed-planet in airy Aquarius, you're highly inclined to favor intellectual reasoning over sentimental traditions leading you to be as objective as you can be.
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In an arena ringed by spectators, the artist (as matador) is nakedly vulnerable while executing calibrated moves to stir a dangerous subject (the bull) into terrifying life.
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Three Ringed (or Three Band) Armadillos The Little Rock Zoo's expert says these armadillos can jump up to three or four feet vertically and it's likely to occur!
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But she's not striding into the operating room: she is about to mow her lawn, which is ringed by a high chain-link fence festooned with biohazard signs.
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Mosabeh's classmates in the school in the southern Gaza Strip decorated his chair with his picture ringed by red and white flowers and green leaves, the Palestinian colors.
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In the meanwhile, surfers can now dream about catching a wave on an endless sea illuminated by Saturnshine, that tremendous ringed gas giant suspended just over the horizon.
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An itty bitty moon looks like nothing more than a point of light above Saturn in a new photo taken by a venerable spacecraft exploring the ringed planet.
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Many people, beginning with explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson in the 225s, have argued that the Arctic Ocean will eventually be like a new Mediterranean Sea, ringed by rival nations.
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It's been orbiting around the ringed planet since then, so it's about time for the craft to take a break and go down in that blaze of glory.
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Several dozen supporters - ringed by a heavy force of armed police - stood in the public gallery during the brief hearing and applauded loudly when Robinson was led away.
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The wide street in front of the Defense Ministry where thousands have been protesting since April 6 has been transformed into a cultural hub ringed with makeshift tents.
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Antarctica is ringed by a skirt of ice sheets and floating ice shelves that create a physical barrier between the ocean and the landlocked ice on the continent.
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Two hours before, Brendan McDermid, Shannon Stapleton and freelancer Eduardo Munoz staked out both entrances to the courthouse, which was ringed by barricades to control the expected crowd.
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Mr. Gaultier stood behind a dancer wearing a bodysuit of fake tattoos under a rhinestone-encrusted bikini, from which bulged a prosthetic pregnant belly ringed in multicolored feathers.
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The main thing is, if you do it on your phone make sure you put it on airplane mode so you don't get buzzed and binged and ringed.
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"The disc of the sun is a black, black, black — like the blackest hole you can ever imagine, ringed with these beautiful wispy white coronal streamers," Coleman says.
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I met him at Raw Fury's booth in E3's concourse hall, a darkened cubicle ringed with neon-red LEDs where Soret was talking journalists through his game.
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A few hundred yards away, at a park ringed by socialist-style housing projects, a much smaller group of counter-protesters was assembled for a concert celebrating diversity.
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In every direction the city center is ringed by desirable neighborhoods with exorbitant housing prices, where residents can dine, work and shop without ever traveling far from home.
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Four pieces include multiple lamps clumped together at the base like low-slung toadstools; another comprises stackable parts, each ringed with its own set of French accordion shades.
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Do not go expecting fireworks; her tools can be as unprepossessing as a tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers.
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On first sight, Ms. Kidman looks close to unrecognizable, her face carefully mottled and leathered, and her eyes ringed in a red hue you could call Permanent Hangover.
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That includes extensive surveillance powered by companies like Hikvision and barbed wire-ringed internment compounds that American officials estimate hold 800,000 to as many as three million Muslims.
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The limestone glade is ringed by a kind of prairie — grasslands blooming outrageously with wildflowers: gray-headed coneflowers and Queen Anne's lace and butterfly weed and pasture roses.
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Broad streets are ringed by an extensive collection of highways, which quickly led me to one of Saarinen's first large-scale modernist marvels, the General Motors Technical Center.
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Siraj Wahhaj, 39, was heavily armed in the compound, which was ringed with stacks of tires, and would not initially cooperate with officers' instructions, the sheriff's office said.
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The Persian Gulf is ringed by some of the world's biggest oil and natural gas producers, including Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
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Eight murals of exotic destinations ringed the second floor of a grand atrium, their locations corresponding to the directions on a compass rose inlaid into the terrazzo floor.
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The reward for this harrowing flight — usually from Guadeloupe, Puerto Rico or nearby St. Martin — is a craggy-but-lush oasis ringed by white sand and turquoise water.
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On another screen ("A Homeless Woman (Cairo)," 2001), Kimsooja lies inert on the ground in a city plaza, ringed round by a throng of curious and amused onlookers.
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Under a government program, hundreds of thousands of people living in the region are being moved for safety to fortified garrison towns, ringed by farms, recaptured from the militants.
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All shuffled into our dingy, lumpy carpeted Bed Stuy apartment, stacked on the counter, thumbed through and water ringed for far too long before being tossed in the recycling.
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A self-described "peacenik" from the North Chicago suburbs, she had honeymooned in the city, and she fell for the area's forested synclines and the oak-ringed Devil's Lake.
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In July, Corbett was being held in the Belgrade central prison, a large and sprawling five-story concrete building ringed by weeds and a fence topped by barbed wires.
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The image of Nancy Pelosi, standing up and staring down the President at a table ringed by white male political leaders, pinged around the internet and the evening news.
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The god of wine's curls are ringed with grape-heavy vines, he holds a bottle—not meant for milk—and straddles a wine barrel with a silver clock face.
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This plunge into what once was unexplored space kicked off Cassini's Grand Finale — the end of its 13-year mission to explore the strange, ringed planet and its moons.
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The orbiter reached Saturn on June 30, 2004, and it delivered a lander called Huygens to the surface of the ringed planet&aposs largest moon, Titan, in January 2005.
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Front Row The gentleman in the vintage Japanese noragi work shirt and unstructured pinstriped suit, the one likely to be ringed with Mongolian prayer beads, is attracting attention, again.
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The New York Police Department has ringed the building on New York's 5th Avenue—where Donald Trump is said to be spending the day—with trucks full of sand.
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The parrot was adorned in red highlights on its green crown, rose-like feathers on the forehead, large yellow-ringed eyes, and as the name suggests, wings of blue.
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This season, at postgame pressers and the like, Maddon has been wearing a t-shirt with his trademark thick-framed glasses ringed by the words TRY NOT TO SUCK.
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Anita Pallenberg — the actress, model, quintessential girl-with-the-band, and under-sung fashion icon — was one such small rock, whose sartorial influence has ringed out through the decades.
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In addition, construction and operation is likely to adversely affect six federally listed species - spectacled eider, polar bear, bearded seal, Cook Inlet beluga whale, humpback whale and ringed seal.
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The property also includes an artist's studio, a swimming lake ringed by boulders, two bathhouses, two Airstream trailers for guests and a stone meditation space at the highest point.
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"[Parker] learned from a YouTube video that blue ringed octopus are one of the deadliest animals in the ocean and he thought that was cool," Chu wrote to Mashable.
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Work crews are cutting down dead or doomed trees and bulldozers are scooping up debris near a cement-ringed storm drain large enough for a human to walk through.
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It's now a civil rights monument, ringed with sculptures of King, statues of demonstrators facing off against lunging attack dogs, and benches adorned with photos of civil rights martyrs.
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Lexington is ringed by suburbs where Democrats are hoping Ms. McGrath can pick off the votes of suburban women and men who will be drawn to her military service.
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The best guesses are that for centuries they have lived alone on their island, about the size of Manhattan, thick with forests and ringed by beautiful white sand beaches.
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The show gets off to an ebullient start in a gallery ringed by 10 works that relate to American flags but differ in ways that are fun to observe.
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A few works, like the 1991 "Kinshasa la Belle," a model of a round apartment building ringed with blue, wavelike balconies, might plausibly be plans for some bold developer.
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Because of Houston's liberal land-use laws, the community is ringed by an oil refinery, a chemical plant, a car-crushing yard, a wastewater treatment plant and an interstate.
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It appears to be a series of three-dimensional shapes, ringed with two levels of balconies, jutting from an octagonal shape in the center, like an irregularly shaped wreath.
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At least not in comparison to nearby Nytorget, a square ringed with trendy restaurants and cafes in the heart of SoFo, as the neighborhood south of Folkungagatan is called.
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It provides a sanctuary for 22 spotted seals and four ringed seals, who were generally rescued as newborns and are mostly now between 20 and 35 years of age.
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Involving and friskily acted — on a too-small stage ringed with props and officer's coats — the show feels provocative but unfinished, a pieced quilt of overlapping textures and ideas.
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More than 5823,000 people and 113 dogs reached Melbourne on Saturday on two Navy ships, the Sycamore and the Choules, which evacuated them from seaside towns ringed by fires.
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On Monday, most soldiers walked around the base ringed with concrete barriers without wearing any body armor, amid the base's large tents and street signs written mostly in English.
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The new space is different from the two-story lakeside home where the restaurant stood until July 1: It is much smaller, inside a mall, and ringed with security.
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Arenas are already ringed in electronic banners, chugging out an infinite loop of not-so-subliminal pleas to get you to buy whatever McWitch is currently on the menu.
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Police officers and military personnel milled about, sniffer dogs patrolled the periphery, and two explosive ordnance disposal technicians stood by the front gate, which was ringed by metal detectors.
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ESPECIALLY IN the summer, the great monastery of Valaam, lapped by the dark, tree-ringed waters of Lake Ladoga, in northwestern Russia, can be a wonderfully calm and inspiring location.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured this photo of Saturn's north polar vortex and hexagon on April 25, 2017, when the probe was about 274,000 miles (441,000 kilometers) from the ringed planet.
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Riot police ringed the LegCo building early on Monday and fought back a group of several hundred protesters after an otherwise peaceful march through the city's financial district on Sunday.
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Surrounding the lens you'll now find a circular flash ringed with LEDs that can automatically adjust its intensity based on the distance to your subject and the available ambient light.
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Jesse Bravo swirled his ringed fingers on the plastic table, gazed off into some middle distance between this world and the next, and struck up a conversation with the dead.
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This major finding is the result of an extremely tight flyby of Enceladus conducted by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which has been in orbit around the ringed gas giant since 2004.
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Launched in 1997, Cassini arrived at the ringed gas giant Saturn in 2004 and delivered the European-built Huygens probe to the surface of its largest moon, Titan, in 2005.
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And the ruling could also influence the appeals court's decision on another species that the NMFS listed as threatened: the ringed seal, another Arctic seal that's threatened by climate change.
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According to a Cincinnati Enquirer reporter, a man had jumped a barrier that ringed the platform and tried to run onto the stage before he was tackled by law enforcement.
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In the case of tiger snakes, blue-ringed octopuses, arrow-poison frogs, hornets and many other species, the warning is that the animal carries toxins that will sicken or kill.
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The Cassini spacecraft, which studied the ringed planet up close for 13 years, revealed that unlike Earth&aposs spherical moon, the small moons closest to Saturn had strange, irregular shapes.
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The compound consists of three ultra-efficient galvalume (steel coated in zinc and aluminum) structures surrounded by a meadow, an orchard, multiple gardens, and a pasture, all ringed by forest.
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The neighborhood is ringed by highways and plied by buses that connect to the Forest Hills–71st Avenue subway and Long Island Rail Road stations or run express to Manhattan.
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The sun was setting as we drove, but the lakes — ringed by pines and native coihue trees and surrounded by mountains — were jaw-droppingly beautiful even in the fading light.
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For the first part of the performance, the audience was invited to walk around a space ringed by the sculptures, which came alive with swooshing sounds made by unseen abrasions.
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" But don't go expecting fireworks, he said, "her tools can be as unprepossessing as a tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers.
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The area is ringed by the Bayshore Freeway section of Highway 101 to the east and Interstate 203 to the north; John McLaren Park forms much of the southwestern border.
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His bees spent last fall and early winter in hives scattered about a ranch ringed by the foothills of the Diablo Range and close to aqueducts and other water sources.
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The fat horns were ringed, one for each year, which is how hunters determine a ram's age, and the tips were battle-worn and ragged, or "broomed" in hunting parlance.
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Oddest of all, it was ringed, like a tree trunk — as if a chunk of chocolate had been dropped in the center and somehow made waves out to the edges.
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Ringed with glowing lights, inside and out, the Vision AVTR resembles one of the bioluminescent creatures on Pandora, the Earth-like satellite in which the original Avatar movie was set.
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The trees were encircled by stumps—the remains of earlier efforts to resprout—and their trunks were ringed with gashes, as if someone had been trying to slit them open.
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In the days after the fatal shooting, shops around the scene crawled with detectives, and the command post was towed away, replaced by a new one ringed with metal barriers.
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In the exhibition, the suspended charred mats are ringed by votive candles, which together evoke, for an informed viewer, the fires that government-backed Bengali settlers put to Pahari homes.
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On Saturday morning, the spacecraft, which has been circling Saturn and its environs for the last 13 years, will skim over the hazes of Titan, the ringed planet's biggest moon.
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Government guidelines for detention camps released earlier this year include building a boundary wall at least 10 feet (3 meters) high and ringed with barbed wire, local media reports said.
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What's particularly cool about this image is that Cassini took it just a few hours before it dove into the ringed planet (its entry point is indicated by the white oval).
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"Often old responsibilities must be completed before moving forward," Tripp says, adding that you might want to avoid taking on new work or changing careers while the ringed planet is retrograde.
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That's because, as the name suggests, there's an entire second screen on the back of the phone — you can use it to frame selfies with the unusually ringed rear camera setup.
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They are either thrust into the suburbs – an irony that should give cities like Grosse-Point-ringed Detroit pause – or they vanish from view even though they exist in plain sight.
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In Souk al-Qamash, a covered textile market surmounted by three high domes and ringed by a frieze of scallop-carved stones, Mohammed Maymi, short and amiable, was repainting his shop.
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In the picture, the entire instep of the foot is gone, and a hole the size of a tennis ball is ringed by dead tissue of black and brown and green.
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But the ascent means nothing if the journey isn't worth it, and like Ashes of Ariandel, The Ringed City continues to suggest FromSoftware is right to move on from Dark Souls.
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The two researchers simulated what a ringed exoplanet may look like through a telescope as they observed a transit, as well as the types of material that may comprise those rings.
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Located less than 8 miles off Curaçao's eastern tip, the island is ringed by unspoiled beaches and is the site of a ghostly pink 1850s lighthouse, one of its only structures.
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You can dine there, or in the 2345-seat room just beyond that's ringed with bright red leather banquettes, has an open kitchen and is a setting for casual American fare.
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Tiny beach-ringed Uunisaari Island, a two-minute ferry ride from Helsinki pier, has a nostalgia-tinged, Old World holiday feel that speaks to its long history as an urban escape.
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Close to the former site of the battery, fenced off, flooded, and ringed by brambles, you can see the monolithic, derelict Cliffe Fort, sitting on the peninsula's heel like a wart.
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Why it matters: Under normal circumstances, Beijing and Hong Kong communicate through the Liaison Office, "housed in a Hong Kong skyscraper stacked with surveillance cameras, ringed by steel barricades," Reuters writes.
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A police colonel said the attack was aimed at distracting security forces from closing in on the nearby city of Falluja, which Iraqi forces have ringed for more than six months.
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The ethos in that tucked-away corner of northwestern Massachusetts was less about success than safety; it was a place to experiment fearlessly, ringed by mountains 160 miles from Times Square.
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Police officials around the country have been busing in reinforcements, and on Thursday, many cinemas were ringed by packs of officers wielding long wooden sticks, just in case there was trouble.
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He made his own tools to create its visible deadbeat escapement, which transfers energy to the time-keeping element, and devised a chapter ringed dial large enough to encompass the movement.
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Cracks in the emulsion can be seen in high violet, ill-advised cleaning overtures are visible in swipes of ochre, and the droplets of moisture damage are ringed in cornflower blue.
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Trump is depicted as foul-mouthed and loyalty obsessed, ringed by aides who shrugged off his orders, scoffed at the "crazy sh**" he was demanding, and carried resignation letters with them constantly.
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Dramatic images of sediment-ringed banks and boat docks resting on the dusty lakebed made national headlines, like a drone video that was featured on NBC Nightly News in May of 2015.
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Pandit was taken to Awantipora police station, a high-walled compound ringed by barbed wire yards from the family home, before being moved to an interrogation unit in Srinagar, Kashmir's main city.
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Pnini's 2009 Fun Tom/ Masarik, for example, fixates on a seemingly ordinary public fountain whose frothy run-off unexpectedly gathers into a ringed wall of foam that resembles a children's snow fort.
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Home to more than 5 million people, Sydney is ringed by large areas of bushland, much of which remains tinder dry following little rain across the country's east coast in recent months.
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NASA chose the ringed planet as Cassini's final resting place because the space agency doesn't want to risk contaminating a potentially habitable world with hardy microbes that may be aboard the craft.
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Home to more than 5 million people, Sydney is ringed by large areas of bushland, much of which remains tinder dry following little rain across the country's east coast in recent months.
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My family felt the raw fear of a near death experience, when my ambassadorial residence in Phnom Penh was hit by a rocket and ringed in automatic weapons fire for two hours.
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Each covered street in the Old City seems to harbor a dozen alleys, each alleyway hidden stone courtyards ringed by mosques or shops, with olive and lemon trees growing in the center.
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He climbed to the top of the monument, as some of the Yellow Vests had done on Saturday night; it was now ringed with hundreds of police officers and special riot squads.
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Viewing Saturn from some 870 million miles away, the Hubble telescope — which orbits 350 miles above Earth — spotted six of the ringed-planet's moons, including Enceladus, which spews water vapor into space.
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Aviator Bar attracts servicemen and women from nearby Maxwell Air Force Base with its military theme: sandbag-ringed nooks with World War II vintage photos and model airplanes hanging from the ceiling.
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They were teenagers from Central and South America, brought by border agents to the Tornillo Detention Facility and led to rows of metal bunk beds in military tents ringed by barbed wire.
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That trial had stunning optics: The courtroom was ringed by portraits of white men — mostly former judges — and in the courtroom, the judge, lawyers, court reporter and sheriff's deputies were all white.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Few people step outside Anchar, a neighborhood ringed by steel barricades and razor wire in Indian Kashmir, where police have imposed a weeks-long regionwide clampdown to stifle protests.
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My family and I narrowly missed being harmed or killed when my ambassadorial residence in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, was hit by a rocket and ringed in automatic weapons fire.
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By radiocarbon dating the bones and identifying which animals they came from, we were able to determine that ringed seal and arctic fox were living in southeastern Alaska when the coastal route opened.
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The skyscraper's skeleton is nearly 21980 metres tall, and surrounded by a dozen other abandoned building sites, which are a short drive from a fledgling polo club, itself ringed by empty luxury residences.
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For the last 13 years, a NASA spacecraft the size of a school bus has been whirling around Saturn, collecting data and snapping mesmerizing images of the ringed planet and its icy moons.
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In the days leading up to the festival every bookshop in the Catalan capital is packed with people, tables piled high with shiny paperbacks perpetually ringed by shoppers seeking the perfect literary gift.
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Here, the Hubble Space Telescope nabbed a shot of Saturn when the ringed giant's elliptical orbit brought it about as close as it can get to Earth—a mere 2000 million miles away.
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Here, the Hubble Space Telescope nabbed a shot of Saturn when the ringed giant's elliptical orbit brought it about as close as it can get to Earth—a mere 845 million miles away.
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The opening area to The Ringed City, the latest downloadable content for Dark Souls 3 and possibly the final expansion of the Dark Souls universe, is a brutal slog, even by Souls standards.
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Situated on an upper floor of the Bo Jackson Fitness Center and ringed by huge windows looking out over Nike's campus, it's one of the most picturesque places imaginable to play indoor ball.
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We got Quentin and his freshly ringed fiancee leaving Madeo Saturday in WeHo, and the director did not seem like he was into interacting with the small crowd that gathered outside the restaurant.
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The surface of a buttery panna cotta, pooled with lakes of olive oil and cherry juice and ringed with piped puffs of cherry mousse, looked like a planet I'd like to live on.
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There was a fire pit under the big oak tree which one of the kids had dug in high school and ringed with rocks, but now it was filled with leaves and trash.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - At least 2320 people were killed on Monday when a Bangladeshi airliner crashed in cloudy weather as it came in to land at the Nepalese capital's hill-ringed airport, officials said.
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I sipped my way through a glass of something called Paddy's and promptly passed out, only to wake a few hours later to a red ringed moon and a tent entirely frozen solid.
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The opening area to The Ringed City, the latest downloadable content for Dark Souls 3 and possibly the final expansion of the Dark Souls universe, is a brutal slog, even by Souls standards.
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The Ringed City, possibly the last time you'll participate in the Age of Fire, ends with a whimper, an encounter that, until learning otherwise, I figured was a prelude to the final act.
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They passed three rusted-out cars and a tree spotted with old doll heads, then a copse full of "Florida turduckens": fire-ant mounds crowned with dead walking catfish and ringed with kudzu.
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A tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers — from these humble materials, the Irish-born artist conjures wrenchingly moving tableaus of family, loss and memory.
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Few religious leaders had more impact on the 2800th century than Mr. Graham, a Christian televangelist whose flock ringed the globe, giving him a place in millions of homes, including the White House.
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VAXJO, Sweden (Reuters) - Ringed by forests in southern Sweden, the city of Vaxjo is thriving even as it cuts greenhouse gas emissions at rates more typical of economic crashes in recessions or wars.
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The final two courses — cheese from the nearby dairy and a dessert of rhubarb, cream and elderflower blossoms — were served outside around a campfire ringed with rough-hewed benches and wood-stump stools.
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We spent an idyllic week on Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe's eastern island, which is flat, dry and ringed with golden beaches, as compared with Basse-Terre, which is mountainous and dense with rain forests.
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"We see China's authoritarian regime continuously encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms," Emily Fung, a 27-year-old engineer, said before the rally started in a downtown harbor front park ringed by glowing skyscrapers.
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The broth is a living thing, animal, drawn from a pot crowded with bones — long marrow bones, neck bones rayed like starfish, oxtail bones ringed with meat — and kept seething through the night.
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She has stood still and impassive in the technical area during each of her team's first three games, her ringed, piercing blue eyes scanning everything on the field, her stony face revealing nothing.
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Senhor Jaime camps out in a beach hut at Lagoa de Albufeira, a nearby beauty spot where a beach-ringed lake is separated from the Atlantic ocean by a thin strip of sand.
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The dead seals – bearded, spotted and ringed seals – have been found at sites ranging from southern edge of the Bering Strait region to the Chukchi coastline above the Arctic Circle, NOAA's Fisheries said.
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In the NHM lobby, I had eavesdropped on a conversation between a forested sky, a ringed giant from the woods, and the awesome remains of a flying sequoia-scale mammal from the sea.
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The Bruniquel Cave in the Aveyron Valley contains two curious ringed walls that are the center of a structure formed from around 400 broken stalagmites, appearing a bit like an unhinged Urs Fischer installation.
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The venom of the blue-ringed octopus, which contains the neurotoxin tetrodotoxin, causes paralysis and the sting is so small that most people have no idea that they've been poisoned until it's too late.
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Whether you're looking to live in a truly cosmopolitan world capital…by a pristine beach ringed by clear blue waters…or on a mountain in the cool, verdant highlands…Panama has much to offer.
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Even in two of the three arguably blue states that ultimately cost Clinton the election, Pennsylvania and Michigan, she performed as well as Obama did in most of the suburbs that ringed major cities.
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It takes FOREVER to get to Brunch, but when we do, it is pretty cool: a clearing in the woods ringed with beer stands, a huge dance floor, and a DJ on a stage.
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In the Ilulissat fjord in western Greenland, Holland's team uses native ringed seals fitted with sensors to record depth, temperature, and salinity year-round near the Jakobshavn, the island's fast-flowing river of ice.
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As Kanye performed "Wolves" last night at Madison Square Garden under the slanted roof of that lighting grid and ringed by enormous speakers, its dense, abrasive instrumentation pulled all his past music into focus.
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I walked out and saw two floors of cells ringed around the large space in the middle, which had picnic tables bolted to the floor and was about the size of a basketball court.
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Many of those who survived perilous journeys to Europe found themselves housed in poor conditions - either placed in prison cells or centers ringed with barbed wire, the United Nations found, while others simply disappeared.
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The whistle-blower Christopher Wylie held a roomful of British lawmakers rapt for three and a half hours on Tuesday, like a pink-haired, nose-ringed oracle sent from the future to explain data. . . .
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Most of the violence has been centered in the poor regions of metropolitan Vitoria, the state capital, which is ringed by beaches and where the petroleum, mining and port industries have a strong presence.
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Dark Souls 3 players who are starting now, with all the DLC available, may have a different experience, with Ashes of Ariandel and The Ringed City merely a set of new areas to conquer.
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Then other species like ringed and bearded seals may have picked it up and transported it to the Pacific, where species like Steller sea lions, northern fur seals, and northern sea otters got infected.
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The world in which first-time buyers began their journey with the four-ringed marque with an A3 sedan has been vanquished by the advent of the SUV as the market's dominant vehicle type.
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It's comfortable when ringed off, however momentarily, by Hassan's tightly coiled basslines but also a space in which a song can plummet into a seemingly endless, primal howl as "Slowing Down The World" does.
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But in Hizma, a crowded village near Jerusalem almost completely ringed by Jewish settlements, Jahd Abu Helew, 42, has begun to contemplate what giving up on a state would mean for his five children.
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The five-bedroom lodge, 10 miles from Denali in a summit-ringed basin known as the Don Sheldon Amphitheater, promises running water and fine dining along with aurora viewing, skiing and guided glacier trekking.
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Details: The new moons are each about 3 miles across, and 17 of them orbit the ringed planet in retrograde — going the opposite direction of Saturn's rotation, according to an announcement from Carnegie Science.
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The performers — the company members Tei Blow, Sean McElroy and Eben Hoffer, with an assist from John Gasper and Rigel Harris — perch in matching outfits just outside of a triangle ringed with LED lights.
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As an Aries Saturn, you're inclined to want instant gratification—but the ringed planet only gives rewards after you've passed all of the tests, making it hard to feel fulfilled until you've cultivated patience.
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The top-secret Russian research facility at Sarov, where the scientists were busted, is ringed with barbed wire, and was wiped from Soviet maps back in the day, known only by its codename: Arzamas-16.
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Despite a construction boom in the city's relatively small downtown, most of Seattle's land area is zoned for single-family detached houses and it is ringed by suburbs that enact even more exclusionary zoning practices.
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It is a simple but enchanting work that successfully evokes a message of oneness with nature and, echoing the five-ringed symbol of the Olympic Games, reminds of the interconnectedness of individuals across the world.
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The spacecraft has transformed the way we understand Saturn and its dozens of moons, revealing never-before-seen details of the planetary system and showing us beautiful black and white views of the ringed world.
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Of those five components, however, we could spot only the first two, with three jumbo shrimp perched atop a mound of savory, saffron-seasoned (and butter-saturated) Arborio rice and ringed by eight minuscule mussels.
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Greater Paris, ringed by brutalist housing estates where many families of immigrant origin live, has a thriving network of after-school amateur football clubs that has become a giant talent pool for the national team.
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About 300 camouflage-clad veterans of the ANC's now-disbanded Umkhonto we Sizwe (MKMVA ) military wing ringed the party's Luthuli House building in downtown Johannesburg, mounting mock parades and singing in support of the president.
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"I voted for peace, development and prosperity of the country," said the 32-year-old bus driver, as other voters began to trickle into the polling center in a public school ringed by pine trees.
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The small town of Gwadar, for example, was a forgotten end of the earth, filled with dust-colored cinder-block houses that lined trash-strewn streets and ringed by cliffs, desert and the Arabian Sea.
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I thrilled to a spin on chicken parm: a whole peppery ground-chicken coil that was breaded, deep-fried, topped with chunky tomatoes and a drippy slab of burrata, and ringed with garlicky sautéed broccolini.
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I'm usually beaming with pride when I've scaled the latest mountain FromSoftware has put in front of me, but by the end of The Ringed City, I was left empty, bored, and ready for change.
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The statue had very orderly hair, and as they headed into the gallery, ringed with neon sculptures by Charlie Hewitt, Ms. Ruehl allowed herself a little vanity as she put a hand to her hair.
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LONDON — The whistle-blower Christopher Wylie held a roomful of British lawmakers rapt for three and a half hours on Tuesday, like a pink-haired, nose-ringed oracle sent from the future to explain data.
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Their hospital is ringed by nursing homes and other care facilities, and he rattled off those most at risk for fatal cases of the virus: males over 60, and those with cardiac and pulmonary problems.
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The palatial remains of Gelambong's family estate still stand in Kotawaringin, their wood grayed and weathered, ringed by a tall fence capped with elongated spikes that for centuries has turned away tigers and thieves alike.
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Strictly speaking, the silver medal in the team skating competition was awarded to a neutral contingent of "Olympic Athletes From Russia," and five-ringed Olympic flag would be raised in the medal ceremony, not Russia's.
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In the attic, a kitchen will be the site of culinary events with visiting chefs; guests will eat at a large pale-wood Gerrit Rietveld dining table ringed with traditional elm-and-beech Ercol chairs.
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And its lofty, mezzanine-ringed library, its most famous space, soared like a tall forest, with intricate dark wood panels and weightless, colorful ornamental steel lights creating a magical, elegant escape from the bustling city.
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Check out the three extravagant gold pendants here, hammered at the start of the last millennium in what today is Panama: symmetrical, supernatural birds, their wings splayed out flat, their necks ringed with zigzagging necklaces.
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Underneath it, in the center of the table, is the grill, ringed by a bright-yellow moat, half corn and mozzarella, half whisked egg batter, which will bubble into a creamy soufflé alongside the meat.
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They look apprehensively at Lake Vico in Lazio, ringed for decades by hazel plantations, where in 2009 a build-up of chemicals produced carcinogenic algae that required the installation of a costly water-treatment plant.
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After activist Jawar Mohammed said police had ringed his home in Addis Ababa and tried to withdraw his government security detail, his supporters quickly took to the streets on Wednesday and Thursday to protest his treatment.
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VIEWED FROM space at night, North Korea looks like the recently released first image of a black hole: an abyss, ringed by the brilliant glow of South Korea, China and Russia, from which nothing can escape.
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As I leave my new home for the first time and see the beautiful ringed planet get smaller and smaller, I'm hit with a new sensation: the knowledge that, one day very soon, I'll be back.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ringed by a razor-tipped fence, the last remaining residents of cluster of condemned London tower blocks are preparing for the final showdown in a bitter battle with their local government landlord.
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Since the summer of 2004, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has been parked in orbit around Saturn, observing the gorgeous ringed gas giant up close and even dropping off a European-built lander on its largest moon Titan.
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Ringed by barbed wire, it had factories dedicated to bomb production, homes for tens of thousands of workers and their families, a 300-mile network of roads, and schools, stores, restaurants, theaters, parks and a library.
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The South Pacific region is probably what most people conjure up when dreaming of an overwater bungalow landscape: crystalline waters surrounding islands ringed by lagoons, Polynesian decor and cultural inspiration, all overlaying that jaw-dropping landscape.
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Ringed by mountains that act as a pollution trap for the fumes from the valley's cars and factories, the Los Angeles-Long Beach area consistently ranks among the nation's worst areas for ozone and particle pollution.
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Head to the Alameda de Hércules, a rectangular plaza ringed with trees that has become a hipster haven, and which is notable for a pair of Roman-era columns supporting statues of Hercules and Julius Caesar.
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Somewhere far below, the island lay bathed in sunshine, ringed by the hypnotic azure of sky and sea, but up here a permanence of cloud blotted out the sun, and an icy mist banished the heat.
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Leh is the largest town in the remote region of Ladakh, where locals have long wrested a living from herding goats and tending barley and wheat fields, ringed by 6,000-metre (19,0003-foot) snow-capped peaks.
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Dark eyes ringed with eye shadow, Beale Street suit, and slicked-back hair that would fall down over his eyes, Elvis Presley looked like nothing that had come before him that night, or ever in American television.
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The bakery offers a variety of cake doughnuts, including a chocolate one topped with a glaze made with Stumptown coffee, and a birthday cake one that gets ringed in vanilla buttercream frosting and showered in rainbow sprinkles.
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Ringed by local news crews, a coalition of local politicians led by City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer and State Senator Michael Gianaris stated their intent to stop Bezos's highly incentivized land grab by any means necessary.
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The chilling video, which appears to have been originally posted to TikTok, found its way to Reddit over the weekend where Australians started to point out just how dangerous it was to handle a blue-ringed octopus.
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As has been the case for years, the celebration will take place under tight security, with partygoers checked for weapons and then herded into pens, ringed by metal barricades, where they wait for the stroke of midnight.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian riot police ringed off the presidential administration building in Moscow on Saturday after a crowd gathered nearby following an opposition rally and hundreds more were seen walking toward the area chanting, Reuters witnesses said.
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Altuve died on May 26 from respiratory problems while being treated for stomach cancer at the Jose Manuel de los Rios public hospital, a concrete tower ringed by a white security fence in the center of Caracas.
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The journey from the east of Syria, where IS held sway, would require crossing either regime-held territory or a stretch of land ringed with Turkish observation posts—difficult, but not impossible for a man with means.
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The duration and intensity of this bombardment of breaking news is dramatized by "Powers That Be," a circular configuration of six screens that shows a naked Cassils in an underground parking garage ringed by iPhone-wielding spectators.
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Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteWe've been getting some fantastic images from the Cassini Spacecraft this year as it orbits Saturn, and one of its latest image from the ringed planet is no less stunning.
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Brendan Kelly, from the International Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, told me that ringed seals are struggling to make snow-and-ice caves for their young because the Arctic is warming so fast.
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The Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake's eclectic output includes loose-fitting pret-a-porter pieces, and some more unusual designs, like a ringed, multicolored "flying saucer" dress, made in a material that looks like a paper lantern.
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The Vessel anchors a public plaza ringed by brand-new buildings including the performing-arts center, called the Shed, as well as the luxury shopping center and two residential towers, 15 Hudson Yards and 35 Hudson Yards.
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"We cannot say that they are involved as we wish, but this is the occasion to find them," she told visitors at the rural outpost, which was ringed by rice paddies, banana trees and fields of maize.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Ringed by concrete barriers, the Berlin Christmas market targeted in a truck attack this week reopened on Thursday with candles, flowers and flags laid amid the small festive huts in tribute to 12 people killed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Saturn is now being recognized as the "moon king" of our solar system, with astronomers spotting 2700 more of them orbiting the giant ringed planet, bringing its total count to 24.5 - three more than Jupiter.
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The protesters, fewer than 200, were met by about 300 counterdemonstrators holding up banners showing solidarity with the refugees, while 90 riot police officers, dressed in black protective clothing, ringed the two groups to keep them apart.
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George Choy, a seismologist with the US Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center in Colorado, said the agency has ringed the area with new instruments in order to get a better picture of the fault that's producing them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. space agency's Cassini spacecraft will end its 13-year mission to Saturn in mid-September by transmitting data until the final moment before it plunges into the ringed planet's atmosphere, officials said on Tuesday.
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If you've already got your five-year plan on lock, your Saturn return could feel more like a nudge than a kick in the pants, but it's still in your interest to pay attention to the ringed planet.
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Santa Fe, New Mexico New Mexico's distinctive blend of Mexican and Native American cuisine, seasoned with generous helpings of chile peppers and creative riffs by notable local chefs, is showcased in this high-desert city ringed by mountains.
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The FBI had recently surveilled the property — which is ringed by tires and an earthen berm and includes a buried travel trailer — but said there was insufficient probable cause to enter, the Taos County Sheriff's Office said Saturday.
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Windy, dry conditions on Sunday caused the blaze to spread rapidly, in full view of tourists and people who live and work around Lake McDonald, a 9-mile (14-kilometer) body of water ringed by steep-sided mountains.
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Camouflage-clad veterans of the ANC's now-disbanded Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) military wing, its Youth League and police with armored vehicles ringed the party's Luthuli House building in downtown Johannesburg, causing a stand-off with the protesters.
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They said a car bomb and a truck bomb were deployed to hit Mogadishu International Airport, a warren of buildings ringed by barbed wire and blast walls that house contractors, diplomats and a European Union military training mission.
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Garnet-colored earth covers the floor of the crater, which is ringed by pale chartreuse walls with arched tops that resemble a series of massive flower petals — imagine a giant greenish-yellow daisy with a dark red center.
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It's got cobblestone streets, cute bed and breakfasts galore, and 21 lush public squares ringed by beautiful old homes, but you can take the romance up another notch by riding a horse-drawn carriage through the historic district.
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For journalists, the zone offers a chance to peer into the world's most hermetic country, while being surrounded by the artifacts of a hot war-turned-cold: an observation post, ringed by razor wire, that overlooks barren hillsides.
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The center of Damascus filled with luxury shops and boutique hotels, but it, along with other Syrian cities, was ringed by what became known as "the misery belts," inhabited by people fleeing poverty and drought in the countryside.
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These folks need to use their imaginations to express how they really feel, whether by impatiently tapping a ringed finger on the back of a chair or blurting out a sideways remark (oops!) about one couple's marital instability.
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The set was some kind of vast white space ringed with pseudo Greco-Roman columns, but it had the same feeling of remoteness as the sets on "Star Trek"—as if the woman had totally left Earth behind.
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The worst of the blazes are in Victoria state's east and on the New South Wales south coast, where thousands of people in isolated communities are ringed by fire and military helicopters have been deployed to reach them.
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Just two miles south of the Demilitarized Zone, it was a barren, bulldozed plateau of red dirt 525 feet high and ringed with barbed wire, studded with artillery revetments and crisscrossed with trenches and sand bag-covered bunkers.
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Toronto is ringed by a protected belt of green space, farmland and forests, set aside in 2005, while Vancouver has an agricultural land reserve, established in 1973 - both designed to prevent urban development from eating into arable land.
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A 45-minute boat ride later, Ko Kut rose from the Gulf of Thailand, a green hump ringed by an undeveloped beach and statuesque boulders that looked as if they had been designed for diving into the sea.
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MOSCOW, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Russian riot police ringed off the presidential administration building in Moscow on Saturday after a crowd gathered nearby following an opposition rally and hundreds more were seen walking towards the area chanting, Reuters witnesses said.
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Whereas Buckingham Palace events hosted by the Queen usually serve mini sandwiches and slices of cake and tea, the lawn was ringed with stalls serving Hendrick's gin, Johnny Walker black label whisky, and Jacob's Creek Chardonnay or Shiraz Cabernet.
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Scientists will continue to make use of this data to learn more about the ringed giant, and we'll probably continue getting new incredible pictures (like this one, which is my computer's background):Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute
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Handlers are said to squeeze lemon in their eyes, rub chili on their genitals or force alcohol down their throats—whatever it takes to drive a bull wild enough to charge into a pen ringed with cheering, jeering people.
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Drivers will instead look at OLED displays embedded on the inside of each door, which are also ringed with lights that can change color based on things like whether there is a car in the E-tron's blind spots.
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Delgado walks me through the costume trailer, and his Canary Islands, Spain, accent becomes increasingly passionate as he runs silver-ringed fingers over layers of shimmering tribal-printed fabrics and asymmetric, blooming confections that barely fit onto garment racks.
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A thick belt of manufacturing industry stretches north-west from the city, which is ringed with suburbs like Coverciano, made up of low-rise apartment blocks dating from the days of Italy's economic miracle in the 1950s and 60s.
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The 46-building, 0003-acre facility in an industrial section of the Rossville neighborhood had been a medium-security men's prison and is still ringed with razor wire, as it was when the last inmates were relocated in 2011.
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A half-smile plays mildly on the woman's lips, and her face is ringed with intricate detail, like her frizzy curls, scratched into the paint, and the delicate lace of her collar, molded with calligraphic strokes over thick impasto.
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Kauai, meanwhile, is plagued by feral pigs, rose-ringed parakeets and a new invasive seaweed that arrived either in ballast water or in the dumped contents of aquarium tanks and that has begun to smother the island's reef ecosystem.
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As a kid, I used to hang out there, bird-watching, reading from a slender volume of Henry David Thoreau's journal and soaking up Transcendentalist vibes from the big glacial bowl of clear water ringed with firs and footpaths.
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It sits about a mile from the archetypal Texas town square — a courthouse in the middle, ringed by bakeries and boutiques and sundry shops — and is a seven-minute drive from the unofficial ice cream of Texas, Blue Bell Creameries.
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An officer said the Islamic State attack appeared designed to delay an expected army offensive that would have completely severed militant supply routes to Falluja on the western approaches to Baghdad, which Iraqi forces have ringed for more than six months.
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People have long wrested a living from herding goats and tending wheat fields ringed by 228,215-m (2002,685-ft) snow-capped peaks, while Buddhist monasteries dotting the landscape are a reminder of the region's ties to its eastern neighbor, Tibet.
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There is also a listening cabin — too full to even enter during my visit — ringed with posters and news clippings in need of inspecting where one can lay down and take in the sounds and sights of the Velvet Underground.
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In a much-anticipated speech to the Catalan parliament, ringed by thousands of protesters and hundreds of armed police, Carles Puigdemont made only a symbolic declaration, claiming a mandate to launch secession but suspending any formal steps to that end.
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He lived and worked his entire life in Delft, a canal-ringed city in the western Netherlands that remains virtually unchanged in shape and hue from Vermeer's time, offering the disorienting sensation that one is walking into a 17th-century painting.
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"I'm not a zombie person — I don't know anything about the modern zombie — so this is a whole new thing for me," she said before the march, her veil hanging delicately over eyes ringed with thick bands of deep purple.
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And when breeding season began not long afterward, the sky around the cliffs erupted into a raucous carnival of parrot: 150,000 crow-size, polychromed aeronauts with olive backsides, turquoise wings, white epaulets and bright red belly patches ringed in gold.
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To give a couple of examples, I once had to recreate Aristotle's conception of the weights of his proposed elements of earth, water, air, fire, and ether by aligning them correctly on a ringed circular door symbolizing the ancient cosmos.
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The disputed site, now ringed with guard towers and troops, is in northern India's Uttar Pradesh state, the setting of elections early next year that could make or break Modi's chances of gaining control of the upper house of parliament.
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The carcasses of at least 60 ice seals—bearded, ringed, and spotted seals—have been discovered near the Arctic's Bering and Chukchi seas on Alaska's western coast, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced in a press release on Wednesday.
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"I came for Drew Barrymore," interjected Ms. Alden, of Denver, her eyes ringed in pink and orange, the only pop of color standing out against her black suspenders holding up her black mini skirt, a black fedora perched on her head.
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As I zero in on the crescent moon — ringed by an intense halo; it looks, I realize, more like a Parisian gas light than an astronomical body — a guy with seriously nice arms thrusts his phone in front of my face.
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Little drums of octopus leg, a dot of parsley oil in the center of each one, are ringed around a kind of hash of kimchi and chorizo — two things that were meant to be together, though I never would have guessed.
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One dish puts young red-leaf lettuces spritzed with lime and salted water next to what looks like the icing on a birthday cake: It's salsa verde creamed with butter, spread smooth and ringed with crema in tiny piped rosettes.
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He would prefer to meet at the Peace House, which sits in the two-and-a-half-mile-wide strip of land — ringed by razor wire and heavily armed guard posts — that is one of the Cold War's last frontiers.
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"Yes, we have plenty of water," CalFire Chief Scott McLean said by telephone, adding that the two largest blazes in California this week - the Carr Fire and the Mendocino Complex Fire - were each ringed by at least three major reservoirs.
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Taking your time to form bonds that are right for you and filling your life with people that reflect the family values you need most are disciplines that your Saturn placement requires if you want to master the ringed-planet's lessons.
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You'll find here several jagged youthful self-portraits, sketches of faceless figures by a subway entrance, and a gouache from around 257 that depicts a Manhattan street corner as a shadowy stage, ringed by billboards and spotlighted with electric lamps.
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This month, Gucci advertised an $890 black turtleneck sweater for women that could be pulled up to cover the lower half of the wearer's face and included a mouth opening ringed by bright red lips, which critics say mimicked blackface imagery.
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Ringed by his top advisers and a visiting Chinese delegation on Friday in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump said talks would continue through the weekend and that there was a "very, very good chance" of a deal with China being reached.
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But a vacate order was duct-taped to the front door glass, and ashy debris sat in piles below the second story's side windows, which were ringed by scorch marks and remnants of exterior siding that hung in melted strips.
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Thousands of guards carrying spiked clubs, tear gas, and stun guns surveil the government's "students," who are held in buildings ringed with razor wire and infrared cameras, according to a report published Wednesday by the French news service Agence France-Presse.
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