The integration allows people to send up to $100 for $3.99 plus exchange rate fees, and that fixed fee increases the more they send up the $499 limit .
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With this launch, it plans to send up 34 spacecraft.
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The authors send up untrammeled sexual longing in all its forms.
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They could also send up the dullness of much contemporary architecture.
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It sounds scary, and I send up a prayer for all involved.
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Private battle becomes public Let's send up some prayers for David Cassidy.
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Angie Tribeca is also a send-up of crime shows like CSI.
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They can send up to seven bricks to each with one donation.
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I've got this drone I send up, I can absolutely see it.
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And She's the Man (2006) is a send-up of Twelfth Night.
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Firefox Send allows users to send up to 1GB of files for free.
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Then the men managed to send up a note saying they were alive.
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Immediately, when you get there, ask them to send up more coffee packets.
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Did I really have patience for a Nazi Youth send-up this twee?
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What ensues is a loving send-up of the dinner scene in Mrs.
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The flick is a brilliant send-up, but most critics missed its subtleties.
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" But it wasn't until that 1962 issue, whose lead TV send-up was "Dr.
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Netflix's latest true crime series is a complete send-up of true crime series.
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Blue Origin says it's hoping to send up its first customers sometime in 2019.
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Clinton had to send up his own budget because Bush had left little behind.
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Yeah, they will send up data, not raw data, but data that's relevant, right?
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The US military is currently authorized to send up to 423 troops to Syria.
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It would send up a signal that he realized the problems he was causing.
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"We send up resupply missions every few months (to the space station)," Schierholz said.
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Worthy of Watteau at his most idling, the image seems an uproarious send-up.
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That lack of production didn't send up any red flags for Rangers manager Jeff Banister.
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What results is less a dystopia than a cutting send up of the promised utopia.
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She contains multitudes, where the man she aims to send-up is one flat note.
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"USS Callister" isn't just a send-up of old Star Trek costumes, sets, and plots.
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Joshi says it was a thrill to send up actors, who are "usually considered demigods".
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"Axe In The Deep" was Sanford's subtle send up to his roots in nerd culture.
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Launches in Long Island, Buffalo, and Albany send up high-altitude weather balloons twice daily.
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"Batman" fans flocked to the area to watch Mayor Eric Garcetti send up the signal.
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And the sensors might track motion, heat, cameras, microphones, and these will send up data.
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"Soon I will send up a proposal for 'sex tourism,' " he told an American reporter.
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If you send up a Chocolate Perfection Pie, she'll take the tiniest slice and that's it.
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His freshman year, he wanted to join Pastiche, the show's send up of The Harvard Lampoon.
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The commercial space organization hopes to send up rockets just the right size for smaller satellites.
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Send up beauty tutorials, foodie vloggers and tech reviewers while unravelling a murder plot, of course.
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Yet the aesthetic is not so much patriotic as a cheeky send-up of communist ideology.
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But while Rogen's celebrity send-up won its day, the unloved runt film has aged better.
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This isn't for schoolkids to send up a potato to see how it does out there.
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So I see the title as a sort of send-up or reversal of those efforts.
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NASA had dozens of this printer and, as one failed, they'd send up another identical model.
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To find out, we'll have to send up more astronauts for a year mission or longer.
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At its best, the show uses animal life to send up specific city-living situations and subcultures.
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If you want a hilarious send-up of wedding madness, watch Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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His campaign even called down to Lewright's to send up some pasta salad, hot sandwiches and jerky.
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Harrod's send up transforms the actress from an all-American sex symbol to a queer dream mermaid.
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An upper compartment includes the interface with customers and directs the lower compartment to send up money.
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The account is both a send-up of food culture as it is a celebration of it.
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If that negotiation fails, TNP will send up payloads on geosynchronous satellites that will launch in 2018.
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The only "problem" with our application was my blindness, which was sure to send up red flags.
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"The president will send up his budget and we'll see," Mr. Smith told the Defense Writers' Group.
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So several Democrats decided send up a question to House managers to try to even things out.
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If something goes wrong, you can just send up a replacement part on the next rocket heading out.
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It's a total send up of the genre, but never does Collins come across as cruel or snarky.
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Today's flight, called Iridium-8, will send up the final batch of satellites for the Iridium NEXT constellation.
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Google says you can send up to $9,999 in one transaction or up to $10,000 in seven days.
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No word yet as to when Facebook and SpaceX will try to send up another satellite into orbit.
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OneWeb also has plans to send up 900 satellites by 2021, and launched the first six in February.
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Images of these exoplanets would be considerably sharper, Turnbull notes, if NASA would also send up the starshade.
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It's cheap to send up, but finding space-ready hardware that fits in a 3cm cube is difficult.
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Part of the solution, everyone agrees, is pragmatic: We need to control how much junk we send up.
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Still, if I'm the interviewer hearing a response like that, it would likely send up a red flag.
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Genesis Belanger's porcelain sculptures playfully send up the advertising campaigns she once helped create as a prop stylist.
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As it turned out, readers didn't need anyone to send up a flare — many noticed on their own.
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"You could send up the drone and use the videolink before making a decision how to proceed," he said.
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On Sunday, April 30, SpaceX will send up yet another satellite into orbit from its Kennedy Space Center launchpad.
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Legere's loud and proud nature also means he's unafraid to send up competitors and calls them names in public.
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From the brilliant mind behind Nightcrawler, comes a hilarious and horrifying send-up of the Los Angeles art scene.
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SpaceX received approval from the FCC to send up these satellites after successfully launching two test probes in February.
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Song's paintings also send up current leader, Kim Jong Un, who took over in 2011 following his father's death.
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He was a fantasy so pristine and ultimate, he could send up his own image and still remain cool.
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"We've been collecting different things to send up" via delivery rockets, and already have packed several boxes, Catie says.
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Starship is a roughly 40-story rocket, designed to send up to 100 people to the surface of Mars.
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Starship is a roughly 40-storey rocket, designed to send up to 100 people to the surface of Mars.
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Those that exceed that range will be eligible to send up to one million messages per month for $6,500.
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There is 260-year-old Lili Hayes, whose posts tend to send up stereotyped images of Jewish mom-ness.
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The rocket company, founded by Elon Musk, may ultimately send up 12,000 or even 42,000 in the coming decade.
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With a verified account, you can send up to $7,500 per week and receive an unlimited amount of money.
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A send-up of the information brokers, influence peddlers, society mavens and lookey-loos who make up the Washington establishment.
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It's basically a satirical send-up of Pence's book, starring Bundo ... but, of course, the Veep's bunny is not out.
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NASA had developed a journalist-in-space program and was looking to send up one journalist on a subsequent flight.
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It's such a send-up of family dynamics and the dysfunction among family members when everyone's roles have gone haywire.
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THE film "Shrek" is a send-up of fairy tales made by DreamWorks Animation, a studio run by Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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ET Wednesday: SpaceX What: SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is to send up a GPS satellite for the US Air Force.
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I worked on a musical last year called Soma Musical, which was a total parody and send-up of tech.
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Today's launch was only supposed to send up one satellite, though — the eighth satellite of the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System.
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A group in Japan will also send up a time capsule, filled with hopes and dreams of school children from Asia.
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In Brendan's case, the scammer was able to send up to $3,000 before switching accounts — far beyond the standard $200 limit.
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Or you can send up another spacecraft with an engine to dock with the decay vehicle and plunge it somewhere safe.
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And then there was the "Saturday Night Live" send-up of Bannon as the Grim Reaper, operating Trump like a puppet.
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Set at the Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show, Best in Show is a spot-on send-up of inspirational competition documentaries.
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Set at the Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show, Best in Show is a spot-on send-up of inspirational competition documentaries.
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The "texts from a mom" project will send up to three texts a day reminding those who sign up to brush.
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It's out to "change the world," in the parlance of Mike Judge in his excellent send-up of Valley self-importance.
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I got to reception an hour early and got them to send up a bucket of ice and two champagne glasses.
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McConnell added that he expects the administration to also send up an interagency team to brief Senate committees behind closed doors.
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Victorian houses send up peaks like flares, outdoor cafes hum with gossip and baby strollers seem as plentiful as business suits.
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The Trump administration and military commanders are debating whether to send up to 5,000 more troops to stem the government's losses.
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The U.S. will send up to 3,900 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan as part of the strategy, according to media reports.
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Once you&aposve verified your Cash App, you can send up to to $7,500 per week and receive an unlimited amount.
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It was designed to send up to 9.73,000 barrels a day of Canadian and North Dakota crude to Steele City, Neb.
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Electron, which has flown seven missions so far, can send up to 496 pounds (225 kg) into space for roughly $7 million.
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The show can hardly be accused of being pro-Brexit or pro-Boris, rarely passing up an opportunity to send up either.
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If Welles was attempting to parody art films, he failed; Hannaford's film is too beautiful to be a send-up of anything.
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He's already done a masterful send-up of "Defying Gravity" from Wicked, so another Broadway smash hit is a natural follow-up.
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Except the FCC says that the company didn't have authorization to send up those spacecraft from the US government, IEEE Spectrum reports.
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Saturday Night Live's semi-frequent send-up of the game show Family Feud embraced a perfect twist this week: Oscar winners vs.
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Authorities had to send up a helicopter to extinguish the resulting fire before rescue workers could get to the scene, they said.
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Former Golden Globe hosts Fey and Poehler reunited, along with Rudolph, to send up the host-less 91st Academy Awards on Sunday.
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In a dark corner of the internet, Rick and Morty isn't just an irreverent animated send-up of Back to the Future.
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That's the secret mission statement of the hour-long special, as a send up to the lost lives of Mayci and Jillian.
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That Trump would send up a flare to his old allies, some of them already cooperating with Mueller, makes some tactical sense.
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Starting April 2450, Viber will charge chatbot operators $4,500 per month for the ability to send up to 500,000 messages to users.
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Republican senators on Thursday unveiled a stimulus package that, among other things, would send up to $1,200 in relief payments to Americans.
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South Park's third season kicked off with Rainforest Shmainforest, a send-up of environmentalists and their prettified vision of the natural world.
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Keep up a good pace and, if you get lost, send up a flare or click here to see the entire theme.
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SpaceX has since won two launch contracts from the Air Force to send up Global Positioning System satellites in 2018 and 2019.
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According to the company&aposs terms of service, verified users can send up to $7,500 per week and receive an unlimited amount.
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Alec Baldwin's searing send-up of the controversial president has helped lift "SNL" ratings to a 2008-year high, according to Nielsen numbers.
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Alec Baldwin's searing send-up of the controversial president has helped lift "SNL" ratings to a 143-year high, according to Nielsen numbers.
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That's one of the big questions that has inspired NASA to send up a whole new set of experiments for Friday's SpaceX launch.
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That very real Discovery Channel series was the subject of a very phony "Celebrity Edition" send-up on the latest episode of SNL.
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"I do have time for hearings on nominees that the president might send up here that I didn't have last year," he said.
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The rocket needs to make a critical return to flight later this year before it can send up pieces of the space station.
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Creative Control, a sharp, dark send-up of present-day tech culture, made a big splash when it debuted at SXSW last year.
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The sci-fi send-up which debuted at SXSW (after starting on Kickstarter, appropriately enough) stars Reggie Watts, Heems, and H. Jon Benjamin.
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Exactly. There are plenty of things I heard [of his recordings] that if I accurately re-created would sound like a send-up.
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But in its highest gear, the show peerlessly vanishes the line between sociocultural satire and mental instability, between send up and crack up.
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Lesser known and less critically loathed, The Hebrew Hammer trades Cuban-link chains for Star of David pendants to send up blaxploitation cinema.
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If you want, #NeverTrump will do the asking, too, with pre-programmed messages it will send up to four times before the election.
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He is just as happy to send up the self-righteous anti-capitalists of the left as the clueless twits of the right.
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And she loves the light that streams in across the tree-filled meadow, where the iris and daffodil bulbs send up green shoots.
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In July, Made In Space received a $74 million investment from NASA to send up such a satellite, dubbed the Archinaut, in 2022.
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Some companies, unaware that the contact is a fraud, will send up to thousands of dollars worth of merchandise to a specified address.
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Some companies, unaware that the contact is a fraud, will send up to thousands of dollars worth of merchandise to a specified address.
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With SpaceX planning to send up so many satellites, the chances of these objects getting close to other satellites are a lot higher.
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Aside from the simple joy of the send-up, Miró was confronting the art of the past, exploring the possibilities of a re-generation.
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NASA still has a few more sets of lithium-ion batteries and adaptor plates it needs to send up to the station for replacement.
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The closest he comes is in Dick's desire to live up to Lynne's expectations, which those sub-"Macbeth" pentameters both send up and underline.
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The upcoming mission, which will send up a military communications satellite on top of an Atlas V rocket, was originally scheduled for May 5th.
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Over time, I began to regard that vacant, circular motion as a semaphore that you might send up from the lower reaches of Hell.
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At the time, the federal government was able to send up to $5 million in federal money in order to support mosquito control efforts.
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To get a closer look, the men send up a computer-operated white drone aircraft, propelling it over Islamic State territory for more accurate intelligence.
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The video cribs Murderer's haunting theme music, subtitled phone conversations and thick Wisconsin accents for a hilarious send-up titled Making a Talk Show Host.
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You can send up to 1GB of files by default, but 2.5GB of capacity is available if you sign up for a free Firefox account.
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Normally, that might send up a red flag that a transaction had failed, but Qisheng allegedly inserted scripts into the system that suppressed those alerts.
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News of the send-up comes after MusiCares, the Recording Academy's charity, announced Parton as the recipient of its annual person of the year prize.
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Insight Rover / NASALate last year, the lander NASA was going to send up to Mars was grounded just three months before its planned launch date.
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Image: NASASpace is full of all sorts of garbage that can cause problems, including some of the stuff we send up there with good intentions.
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What's remarkable is that it's totally free for individuals to send up to 50 checks a year, and for businesses, it's just $1 per check.
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House Democrats have repeatedly attempted to pass a spending bill, but Senate Republicans are unlikely to send up a bill that the president won't sign.
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"For my part, it's clear that the President can send up a nominee -- regardless of where he is before he leaves office," Collins told CNN.
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It's ideally placed for high-frequency launch windows, which should help Rocket Lab send up even more payloads using its Electron spacecraft as it scales.
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Your environment is completely based on the life support system onboard your vehicle, and you also have to send up everything you need to live.
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" Michael's asking for prayers, writing, "Could you please send up a prayer to help my family and I deal with whatever the results may be?
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Huge Jewelry: Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Kate McKinnon break out their best Long Island accents for this send-up of a local jewelry store ad.
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One is an alt-holiday classic and one is a terrified send-up, but "Christmas in Hollis" and "Jingle Barack" have that much in common.
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Such allusions seem intended to send up that vacuous blockbuster, whose non-songs and bizarre sets are periodically enlivened by muscular acrobatics and outlandish costumes.
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"I do have time for hearings on nominees that the president might send up here that I didn't have last year," Grassley said last week.
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And if you find yourself up a small creek without a paddle, bedeviled either by the cooking or the technology, please send up a flare.
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Once the spacecraft gets close to Nightingale, it could disturb the surface and send up material, which would compromise any samples collected from the site.
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It would certainly be better if the many, many other men at Fox were given the scrutiny and send-up that they so richly deserve.
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I asked them to send up a toothbrush kit and deodorant, and the housekeeper knocked on my door with both in less than a minute.
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SpaceX has permission from the Federal Communications Commission to launch nearly 12,000 Starlink satellites, but it's now hoping to send up to 42,000 of them.
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Kay Ivey on Friday had authorized the Alabama National Guard to send up to 50 support personnel to Florida to help with Dorian's impacts there.
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About 20 pipelines send up to five billion cubic feet of American gas a day to Mexico, with more flowing in liquefied form by tanker.
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Kate McKinnon revived her impression of the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election in a send-up of ABC's hit reality series.
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The second that you make this stuff public and you send up the signal flare for the mob, you give up control over what happens next.
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Thud pushed another two projects out the door over the following weeks: a send-up of trendy LA food guides and a Thud phone support line.
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Luger, meanwhile, has created objects, as well as a how-to video calling for people to create "mirror shields" to send up to the water protectors.
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"It went up to 80, then 120, then we had economic problems and said to ICE only send up to 50 at a time," he said.
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On the latest SNL, Mulaney returned and did yet another Broadway send-up about a gross afterthought of everyday life: the public bathroom at a bodega.
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Set in mid-'90s New York, New People is a witty and incisive send-up of race relations that feels just as relevant now in 2017.
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Starlink will have to prove these things work as planned, and then send up several hundred more before it can offer even the most rudimentary service.
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Animation was nevertheless enthusiastic about having the opportunity to playfully send up the character's past, in a movie that contains all kinds of knowing insider references.
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The team had agreed to send up its vehicle on the lander from TeamIndus, so the group was dependent on the Indian team flying before today.
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The 1,500 km EuroAsia Interconnector would send up to 2,000 megawatts (MW) of power generated from the gas fields to Europe via Israel, Cyprus and Greece.
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So, if you can't make it for tonight's luxury clothing bonanza, you can still "shop" Melgaard's sure-to-be fascinating send-up of the retail industry.
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Two bored students made a brief send-up with the cheapest of materials only to find a sensation on their hands £100,000 and six films later.
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Walmart2World will charge an individual $4 to send up to $50, $8 to send amounts between $43 and $1,000, and $16 to send $1,001 to $2,500.
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Only a small number are expected to reach the United States-Mexico border, but Mr. Trump has threatened to send up to 15,000 military troops there.
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I've watched her confidently grill 100 duck breasts, carefully moving each one as rendering fat threatened to drip into the coals and send up a flare.
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Trudeau promised in 2016 to send up to 600 troops to U.N. peace-keeping operations in Mali, where soldiers under the U.N. are fighting Islamist militants.
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John Mulaney guest hosting Saturday Night Live can only mean one thing: It's time for another send-up of hit musicals that fixates on something gross.
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Republicans have been trying to increase pressure on the House to take up the trade agreement and for the administration to send up the implementation legislation.
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SpaceX wants to send up a "constellation," as it's calling it, of 12,000 small satellites into low orbit to beam the internet down from the stars.
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Mr Erdogan now seems to agree and hopes to send up to 1m refugees to Turkish-controlled slices of northern Syria, "safe zones" in name only.
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These techniques are really used to send a command to surface or to send up a signal buoy so that more efficient communications can be used.
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What if a manager could send up a particular player to bat as many times as he wanted in a game in whatever order he wanted?
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Details: The bill would... Send up to 4,000 prisoners home by increasing the amount of time inmates can cut off of their sentences due to good behavior.
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The new law will: Send up to 4,000 prisoners home by increasing the amount of time inmates can cut off of their sentences due to good behavior.
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On Friday, negotiators agreed to send up to 2003,000 members of the National Guard security force into Chiapas after Trump's calls for Mexico to secure the frontier.
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MADI protocol — MADI (Multichannel Audio Digital Interface) allows you to send up to 64 channels of audio through a fiber optic or coaxial cable over long distances.
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It looked like North Korea had tried to send up a satellite, but the object had most likely been blown up when its own fuel tank exploded.
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To blanket the world in internet, OneWeb means to send up about 650 satellites at first, with a few hundred more later to expand and reinforce coverage.
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Then, it'll send up a test payload for the US Air Force no earlier than June, as a way to certify the rocket for national security missions.
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SpaceX is planning to send up a pair of its own satellites in this weekend's launch, in order to test a proposed space-based broadband internet service.
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In addition to the offline feature, the update includes a redesigned storage usage screen and the ability to send up to 30 photos or video at once.
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An Israeli ad for Eurovision that used a misogynistic term and an anti-Semitic trope to send up stereotypes about Israel has raised hackles among some viewers.
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Such close calls are rare but they will increase in the future as SpaceX, OneWeb, Amazon, and others collectively send up tens of thousands of new satellites.
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President Obama on Monday announced that he'll send up to 250 additional military personnel to Syria to help fight the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Jeremy's collab with Postmates isn't a coincidence -- our Postmates sources tell us it's a send-up of Bella Hadid's shout-out to the company back in April.
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His monologue, preceded by a black-and-white video send-up of some A-list stars, was filled with barbs against Harvey Weinstein, Mel Gibson and others.
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Season three, for example, includes a Meyers-penned episode called "Waiting for the Artist" — a send-up of the 2012 film Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present.
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At the same time, "What to Send Up," which features a protean cast of eight expertly directed by Whitney White, is inevitably, in part, about white people.
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"I do have time for hearings on nominees that the president might send up here that I didn't have last year," Mr. Grassley told reporters last month.
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Australians actually really love this particular episode of The Simpsons, which is mostly a send up of the country and its odd traditions (such as booting criminals).
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You can send up to $250 on a basic Cash App account in a 13-day period, and receive up to $1,000 over a 30-day period.
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Room service will also send up a "Little Nero's Pizza" served in the same box as the movie, mac 'n cheese, Pepsi and an ice cream sundae.
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Cary Elwes and Robin Wright are the fairy tale lovers in this affectionate homage to and send-up of the stories your parents told you as a child.
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Considering the film is only getting mildly positive reviews, I can say that reviving the classic has at least managed to encourage a creative send up or two.
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Starring Kristen Schaal in a send-up of Fifty Shades of Grey, the ad tried to turn the pain of being on Verizon's network into a BDSM relationship.
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There are also episodes that send up rom-com classics like When Harry Met Sally, though the series as a whole could count as an homage as well.
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Even if Thud delivered hilarious and brilliant projects, advertisers still may not have risked being associated with its potentially edgy content, like a send-up of gun culture.
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"'Insatiable" is an unexpected little gem, a series so floridly over the top as to feel like a send-up of 1980s soap operas on 21st-century steroids.
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NASA needs to send up more lithium-ion batteries before the remaining channels can be updated, and those "shipments" are supposed to happen over the next few years.
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The crackdown will benefit countries with less than 20123 violations from 22012-22006 as they can send up to eight qualifiers each, split equally between men and women.
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It also wants to send up a space station — called the Gateway — to orbit the moon and serve as a launching ground for missions to the lunar surface.
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Firefighters have been battling a blaze near Vandenberg Air Force Base—which includes launch facilities that send up rockets for NASA, SpaceX, and United Launch Alliance—since Saturday.
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The company is launching one of its previously flown Falcon 24 rockets, which will send up 208,280 pounds of supplies and science experiments to the International Space Station.
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Trump was probably referring to the weekend's cold open, which featured Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon in a send-up of the second presidential debate on Oct. 83.
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Insurers are also deciding that it's faster to send up an image-capturing drone rather than have someone traipse around a property looking for damage and taking notes.
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Its website and social media accounts feature spectacular views of the volcano, which would sometimes send up plumes of ash and could be seen glowing in the evenings.
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He was responding to the U.S. ambassador to Italy, John Phillips, who told the Corriere della Sera newspaper on Friday that Rome could send up to 5,000 troops.
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" Alec Baldwin proclaimed upon receiving his Emmy as Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his weekly send-up of Donald Trump on NBC's "Saturday Night Live.
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On Wednesday evening, the governor announced he would send up to 400 troops within the state, on the coasts and at the southern border to fight transnational crime.
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"The president, I spoke to this morning, he's going to be making arrangements to send up this hospital ship, which is called the [USNS] Comfort," New York Gov.
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Although the actual wedding scene is just a quick moment during the climax, this story is a hilarious send-up of the chaos that bridal parties often are.
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"I'm not sure that one more article on top of the others that Democrats are already certain to send up makes a big difference," said one Republican strategist.
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SpaceX is planning to send up to four private citizens into space to take a trip around Earth sometime at the end of 2021 or in early 2022.
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Obviously, there's a lot of goodwill built around the show, which lingered in various forms, from reunion movies and variety specials to a clever 1995 movie send-up.
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Just 18 hours after the send up was posted on Facebook, it has been viewed nearly 300,000 times, been shared nearly 4,000 times and attracted more than 1000 comments.
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Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon star in this over-the-top send-up of Bond films that has the two women taking on the roles of accidental secret agents.
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After today's launch, the company's next scheduled flight is the SSO-A mission, a ride-share that will send up more than 60 small satellites into low Earth orbit.
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His military and foreign-policy advisers have come up with a plan to send up to 5,000 more troops, both special forces and trainers to advise the Afghan army.
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Originally this mission was only going to send up two small Lemur-2 satellites made by Spire Global, as well as another probe made by Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems.
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Saturday Night Live has proved to be something of a successful comedic foil for the Trumps, with just about everyone in the family getting their own satirical send-up.
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The federal government is also planning to strengthen its satellite infrastructure, and aspires to send up new satellites quickly if the need arises, which could spell many more launches.
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Even in the unlikely case of a sustained filibuster, President Trump would send up a similar, substitute nominee from the same list of 21 that Gorsuch was drawn from.
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At each race, they send up to three technicians to work with team engineers on finding the correct brake setup, dealing with problems or taking suggestions for future development.
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While the project seems like a cheeky send-up of simulator games, Auji hopes that his game will be used in exposure therapy for others with fears of flying.
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"A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks" is a barely veiled send-up of his hometown, Nykobing Mors (renamed Jante) and an uncomfortably close-to-the-bone satire of Nordic conformity.
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With a basic Discord account you can send files up to 8 MB in size; with a Nitro account, you can send up to 50 MB in file size.
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In order for the craft to bump the asteroid and send up material for the sampler to collect it, the material must be less than an inch in diameter.
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"Are you actually not a part of Extinction Rebellion at all, but somebody who's trying to send up the whole movement," Good Morning Britain co-host Susanna Reid said.
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In order for the spacecraft to bump the asteroid and send up material for the sampler to collect it, the material must be less than an inch in diameter.
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A glacier in the Alps is at risk of an imminent collapse that would send up to 8.8 million cubic feet of ice sliding down the Mont Blanc massif.
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SpaceX has already launched 120 Starlink satellites and hopes to send up about 1,400 more in 2020 to boot up the network and start selling its service to customers.
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This paranoid BonziBuddy could send up a red flag in obvious cases, like when it sees you're about to post an image of your credit card or driver's license.
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Last year at the same conference, Musk unveiled the combo rocket-and-spaceship's design, which included 20183 main Raptor engines that could send up to 22018 metric tons to Mars.
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This is an increasingly important segment of the satellite market, as startups, universities and aerospace companies send up experiments or prototypes on the growing number of cheap orbital launch services.
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You know that if you send up these balloons filled with bombs, you&aposre going to get it on camera, people are going to die and that&aposs what happens.
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But what really makes Ralph Breaks the Internet stand apart isn't the jokes about online culture; it's the way the film is able to cleverly send up classic Disney movies.
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The Procter & Gamble-owned laundry detergent brand is trading dull domesticity for the flashiness of opulent nightclubs in a send-up of luxury advertising tropes starring Modern Family's Ty Burrell.
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The sequel to South Park: The Stick of Truth shifts genres from a parody of fantasy games to a send-up of superhero culture and Marvel's elaborate movie franchise business.
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The White House, however, is reserving the right to send up another package -- likely larger, and touching the omnibus -- at a later date, depending on the success of this one.
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The plan calls for the state to send up to $85033 million of its investments to banks that must agree to extend and finance low-interest loans to federal workers.
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Trump at one point before the election this month threatened to send up to 28500,6900 service members to the border to meet what he called an "invasion" of dangerous individuals.
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One of Mr. Brolin's signature strengths as a performer is his ability to send up machismo while at the same time living up to a credible notion of conventional manliness.
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What starts out as a clever send-up, with its ticklishly absurdist dialogue delivered in pitch-perfect public-radio speak, is also more than that, with surprising moments of poignancy.
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In season two, the show gave us "Juan Likes Rice & Chicken," which Meyers wrote as an affectionate send-up of the beloved 2011 David Gelb documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
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"What to Send Up When It Goes Down," directed by Whitney White for the Movement Theater Company, is about the relentless mortal danger of being black in the United States.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) became the latest member of the Senate Judiciary Committee to send up a warning flare that he could vote against one of Trump's picks.
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Brown also countered President Trump's repeated claims about a surge in illegal activity, which the president used to justify his plan to send up to 4,000 troops to the border.
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The news comes after the US announced it would send up to 200 additional troops to Syria to help train and assist US-backed local forces that are driving towards Raqqa.
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If the necessary approval is given, Italy would aim to gradually send up to 470 troops, probably posting an average of 250 over the course of a year, the statement said.
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The plan is to stack all these sheets inside a CD-sized container, which will allow Arch to send up between 25 million to 50 million pages of text and images.
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The trailers have done much to send up the Batman movies' many flaws, from Bruce Wayne's incessant brooding, to his Bat nipples, much-maligned face-off with Superman just this year.
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The absurd send-up of the fashion industry focusing on one gloriously dim-witted supermodel seemed to be exactly what people needed at that extremely rough moment in our nation's history.
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On this Sunday's episode of HBO's Euphoria, Rue, in a send-up of noir films, imagines herself as a hardboiled detective trying to crack a case that doesn't quite add up.
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Yet the police fired so many rounds of ammunition — at least 10,000 — into that building during the day that they had to send up to the police headquarters to get more.
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SpaceX has already launched 180 of those satellites and plans to send up additional batches every two weeks throughout 2020, for a total of 1,400 by the end of the year.
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Barr told the House and Senate Judiciary committee chairmen he would send up the full report by mid-April -- as soon as he's done reviewing whether and how to redact it.
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But taking a step back from the immediate shock and awe of enlisting Spicer to send up his own time in the White House made the whole bit feel … well, icky.
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She showed up as her Oscar-winning character from The Help, Minny, all to deliver a hot slice of "chocolate" pie to Kate McKinnon's Sessions in a hilarious Forrest Gump send-up.
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In "Zoolander 2," the cabal features the real thing: The designers Marc Jacobs, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino and Alexander Wang clambered aboard to send up themselves and trade insults with Mr. Ferrell's character.
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Instead, the organization says it will send up millions of Wikipedia articles in the form of miniaturized prints, etched into tiny sheets of metal that are thinner than the average human hair.
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Once your account is verified — Venmo uses information including the last four digits of your social security number, birthday, and zip code — you can send up to $2,999.99 per week among friends.
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It's also referenced in this hilarious comedy send-up of Halo's announcer, and the perfect, light-hearted chaser after a spree of watching the rest of the surgical in-game murder above.
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While there are plenty of players in the modernized debit card market like N26 and Monzo, Revolut also lets you send up to €5,000 per month in 16 currencies without any fee.
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After over a decade of service to comedy and music, after two films that their fans failed to go and see, The Lonely Island released Popstar, a send-up of popstar culture.
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Nord Stream can already send up to 55 billion cubic metres of Russian gas per year to Europe, and its potential expansion has met with criticism from some European Union member states.
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And in case you felt like taking a run or hike, and only packed your pumps or oxfords, they'll send up a pair of Nikes you can borrow, in just your size.
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Under an agreement hammered out in marathon negotiations with American officials over the last few days, Mexico agreed to send up to 6,000 National Guard troops to its southern border with Guatemala.
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The movie is absolutely content to be what it is on its surface: an incredible send-up of the action genre which also happens to be a great entry in that genre.
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President Trump had vowed to send up to 15,000 active-duty forces to the border to confront bands of migrant caravans traveling through Mexico that he described as a national security threat.
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The researchers said that one bot can send up to 1,500 emails in an hour, and as of August 8, the bitcoin address included in the sextortion email had received four payments.
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On a rocket scheduled to launch in March, Hypergiant will send up its first instrument that can take 3-D observations, in the form of a payload piggybacked on a larger satellite.
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Mexico has offered to send up to 6,000 members of its national guard to secure its southern border with Guatemala to contain migrant flows, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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He said the United States would send up to 200 additional troops to Syria to help train and assist US-backed local forces that are driving towards ISIS' self-declared capital in Raqqa.
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That's because Thunderbolt 3 is a multi-purpose transfer standard that can send up to 40 gigabits per second of data and 33 watts of power through a single USB Type-C port.
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Indeed, the exchange recalls "Four Lions" (2010), Chris Morris's send-up of bumbling jihad, in which a would-be terrorist records a comically inept message of hate while brandishing a child's toy rifle.
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President Donald Trump said America would send up to 15,000 troops to protect the southern border from a "caravan" of thousands of migrants who are walking towards the country through Mexico from Honduras.
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If the next crew doesn't launch before then, NASA will either need to de-crew the station entirely or send up another empty Soyuz capsule to extend the current crew's time on board.
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SpaceX says the first flight to include the tanks will be its uncrewed demonstration flight for Commercial Crew, when the company will send up an empty crew capsule to the International Space Station.
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The Wayans brothers' send-up of the '90s "hood movies" explosion may not have been well received by critics, but it launched the family's post-Keenan parody arc that served them so well.
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The Wayans brothers' send-up of the '90s "hood movies" explosion may not have been well received by critics, but it launched the family's post-Keenan parody arc that served them so well.
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Swedish automaker Volvo will send up to 100 self-driving cars to China for testing on public roads in a variety of conditions, the company's CEO announced at a seminar in Beijing today.
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"Britain will lead one of the battalions," British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said at a meeting of NATO defense ministers, adding London will send up to 723 troops to the Baltics and Poland.
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The Batman bits were among the most inspired in "The Lego Movie," which explains this attempt to cash in with an equally cheeky send-up of all things related to the Caped Crusader.
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In a hilarious send-up of the episode, actress and singer Laura Benanti played the part of Melania on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, plagiarizing everyone from Charles Dickens to Dr. Seuss.
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MailChimp, an email marketing service established in 2001, offers several plans, including a Forever Free plan that allows you to send up to 12,000 messages a month to a maximum of 2,000 subscribers.
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He has said he wants President Obama to send up a nominee for the position of vice chairman of supervision to the Federal Reserve before he will act on the other pending nominees.
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Our ancestors survived because they were hungry, and that's why many parts of our bodies, from fat cells to our brain cells, have been designed to send up alarms when we cut calories.
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Online platforms say their quality control includes monitoring reviews to weed out underperformers, and some have instant messaging for customers to send up red flags on-site and secret shoppers to test tours.
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The piece is a wonderful send-up of Warhol's eventless films, most famously his 1964 "Empire," in which the camera focuses on the top of the Empire State Building for over eight hours.
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The whole thing looks like a smart send-up of the true-crime trend that doesn't get lost in over-reliance to structure, like that It's Always Sunny parody of Making a Murderer.
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He estimated Brazilian producers could send between 20,000 and 30,000 tons of rice per year to Mexico at first, but said they have the capacity to send up to 150,000 tons per year.
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Separate data suggested some Chinese retailers moved up orders to the U.S. to insulate themselves from the intensifying trade war that threatens to send up costs on a growing number of consumer products.
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The method even got its own New Yorker send-up, which writer Helen Rosner ends with a cautionary tale of five stitches and a firm suggestion that nobody try this hack at home.
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It is at once a pitch-perfect send-up of an overwrought philosophical tract and a philosophical tract in its own right — meaty, hilarious, and a brilliant examination of intangible and utterly human mysteries.
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" They Live is a clear send up of our complacency in a society built on psychotically selfish consumption, but it's also about the cover-up: how we delude ourselves from seeing some "unpleasant truth.
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While The Joker has graced DC's pages since 1940, his look has (arguably) changed the most through TV and film adaptations—and Burger Fiction gave his many incarnations a proper and thorough send-up.
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Companies that want to send up a payload have to apply for a license with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in order to use part of the radio spectrum to communicate with the satellite.
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This is the proposal put forth last week by billionaire hotelier Robert Bigelow, whose company, Bigelow Space Operations, says it will send up to 16 private astronauts to the ISS in the coming years.
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Hangouts users with Android phones will be soon be able to record and send up to a minute of footage from inside the app once the update arrives on their local Google Play Store.
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In the video for the fuzz-rock stomper "Your Best American Girl," she balances a desire to be the "little spoon" with a hilarious send-up of the white bros that dominate her genre.
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Shelby has said that he wants President Obama to send up a nominee for the position of vice chairman of supervision to the Federal Reserve before he will act on the other pending nominees.
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I'm also reading Under Tiberius by Nick Tosches, a book I thought was going to be an irreverent alt-history send-up of Christ and how he wasn't the man we thought he was.
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Ms. Harris might be the biggest surprise of these three — her second piece is an ornate elegy called "What to Send Up When It Goes Down" — since her work is the least obviously polished.
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If you belong to that race, and the idea of listening to such a declaration makes you squirm, you may want to skip "What to Send Up." It wasn't written with you in mind.
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Democrats changed Senate rules when they were in power to make cabinet nominees subject to a mere majority — rather than 60 — vote threshold, empowering Mr. Trump to send up more conservative and unusual choices.
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With Transfer, you can send up to 100MB of files with a free Dropbox account, which could be handy if you need to email files that are larger than Gmail's 25MB limit for attachments.
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In an FCC application submitted last year by SpaceX, the rocket company asked for permission to send up to another 30,000 satellites before the end of this decade, for a pending total of 42,000.
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Unlike so many stunty interviews with politicians, the episode still feels in keeping with the tone of the show, which is an often silly, frequently cringe-inducing send-up of local access TV interviews.
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Speaking to Variety, Welch said "When A Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings" is a loving send-up of a classic style of country music, complete with twang and a few "yippee-kay-ay"s.
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The song, a fitting send-up of "love is love" rhetoric, and Cary's conflicted reaction to it, captures what the show, created by former SNL head writers Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider, does so well.
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These two initial trailers focus on flip sides of the same coin, with both the Hormone Monster and the Hormone Monstress visiting a teen boy and teen girl respectively to send up this tender time.
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Trump said Wednesday that America was "getting out" of the Middle East, yet earlier this month, he announced the US would send up to 3,000 additional troops to Saudi Arabia, which would pay for them.
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It was a gorgeous homage to Hillary Clinton's history-making moment, a brooch of "shattered glass" — a send up to the glass ceiling that keeps women from achieving their professional goals in a patriarchal society.
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Lindsay Graham's send-up of what he perceives as Democratic foot-dragging came off as hypocritical at best, given Republican's efforts to block President Obama's Supreme Court nominees, and an irresponsible "temper tantrum" at worst.
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Betty Thomas's 1995 parody of the venerable TV family is one of the sharpest screen satires of its decade, a simultaneous send-up of traditional family values and a celebration of why cheesy television matters.
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Any kind of instability in the Middle East tends to send up oil prices, and the longer prices stay high, the more likely it is that it will cost more to fill up your tank.
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Officials in the Canadian province of Ontario are planning to send up to 30 grey wolves to Isle Royale National Park in Michigan this winter to help the depleted population there, the Associated Press reports.
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Steven Biel: From the time that "American Gothic" makes its first splash, in 1930, until at least '33 or '34, it's universally seen as being a send-up of the kinds of people it depicts.
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Rocket Lab's other customer had a delay, and Astro Digital was ready to send up one of its "Corvus" imaging satellites, so it got to move up the timing of its launch as a result.
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But when he's exhorting everyone to find their singular selves, posture ramrod straight and hand tucked into a pocket of his tweed jacket, he often looks as if he's aching to send up his lines.
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Meanwhile, SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, has rocketed 20163 of its Starlink satellites into orbit, plans to send up about 1,400 more in 2020 alone, and start providing web service to customers the same year.
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It is at once a pitch-perfect send-up of an overwrought philosophical tract and a philosophical tract in its own right — meaty, hilarious, and a brilliant examination of intangible and utterly human mysteries. —A.
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Medium-class launchers such as Los Angeles-based Relativity Space can send up to 2,200 pounds (1,000 kg) into space for $10 million while Cedar Park, Texas-based firm Firefly can do it for $15 million.
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What began as a pun-filled send-up of celebrity culture and the media circus, set in a world full of anthropomorphic animals, soon presented a nuanced take on mental illness and the cycles of trauma.
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The Sierra Club, for one, plans to send up to 85033 organizers into swing states like Nevada, Colorado and elsewhere to help on-the-ground work for federal and state candidates, Executive Director Michael Brune said.
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Because "personnel is policy," it really makes a difference whether State has the personnel to sit on the many interagency groups that send up to the principals on the National Security Council their recommendations for policy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will send up to 30 military personnel to Central African Republic as part of a U.N mission to help stabilize the country, according to a decree signed by President Vladimir Putin on Monday.
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Although this production uses many of the tools associated with theater spoofs of classic kitsch — the kind that usually star female impersonators of all sexes — its aim is less to send up than to crash land.
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DARPA is of course the Defense Department's research wing, and it probably has whole file folders filled with experiments it would like to send up to orbit but has deferred because of cost or timing restrictions.
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Mr. Smigel has developed a gleefully unmannered voice that he's used to send up politics and pop culture on shows like "Saturday Night Live" and as his trash-talking puppet creation, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.
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For its first 20 minutes, the film seems a risible — if predictable — send-up of essentialist feminism; the FLA gals close their dinner prayer with "A-(wo)men" and shun all things male with stilted disgust.
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But if you're a lover of theater, looking for signs of fresh and original and in-the-moment life on the American stage, you need to see "What to Send Up." That's regardless of skin color.
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In addition to granting Swarm permission to send up its planned 150 satellites (and up to 600 if it decides to spread out a little), the FCC assigned Swarm the wireless spectrum it needs to operate.
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Though SpaceX has permission to launch nearly 12,000 satellites, it has asked government regulators to allow the company to send up to 42,000 total (five times as many objects as humanity has ever flown to space).
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Maya Rudolph, Larry David, Rachel Dratch, Fred Armisen, and Jason Sudeikis (replacing Woody Harrelson as Joe Biden) all popped up alongside a number of more familiar SNL players in a send-up of Thursday's Democratic debate.
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Sparely staged but unrelentingly verbose, Christopher Ford and Dakota Rose's comedy "The White Stag Quadrilogy," now at Dixon Place, aims to send up 1970s Hollywood (and a bit of the 1980s), but succeeds largely in skewering itself.
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But while it assuaged fan fears that Deadpool's costume wouldn't live up to expectations, the send-up of Burt Reynolds' famous nude spread in Cosmopolitan was only a first step toward some much less SFW promotional material.
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This hilarious send-up of our health-obsessed society follows Janey from absurdy trendy boutique fitness classes to naked yoga sessions to a juice bar…and on dates with the very cute owner of said juice bar.
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The decision by the White House comes after the Pentagon briefed Trump officials Thursday about plans to send up to 10,000 troops to the region, though the number that Trump authorized ended up being a lot smaller.
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The "Havana" video ends with the movie-watching teen Cabello trying out the club singer's sexy dance moves on the street, and it reads like a comic send-up of the US obsession with Latinx women's curves.
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And yet, a send-up levelled at Pepsi for its now-pulled, Kendall Jenner-starring commercial is just the sweet, refreshing taste of satire needed to wash down the garbage bin juice that was the original ad.
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Edlund's Tick was the best superhero send-up comic series since the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles but, like the Turtles themselves, the Tick didn't really come into his own until he got his own TV show.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German cabinet gave the green light on Wednesday to send up to 650 troops to join a new NATO mission to combat arms smuggling by the Islamic State militant group in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Seemingly a send-up of the kind of photography exhibition normally found in galleries at the time, All the Meat You Can Eat also is an uncanny summation of the themes that later surface in Shore's oeuvre.
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He continued to stand by President Trump's order to send up to 15,000 American troops to the southwest border, telling soldiers on Wednesday that their mission is to put obstacles in the way of the approaching caravan.
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The pair riffed on his difficulty judging crowd size and Melissa McCarthy's Emmy-winning send-up of Spicer, but the skit fell flat to many viewers who called the Emmys out on normalizing the ex-Trump mouthpiece.
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"MASCOTS"—a gentle send-up of those mysterious souls in foam rubber who dance along the sidelines at sporting events—is the first comedy to be co-written and directed by Christopher Guest since "For Your Consideration" (2006).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German parliament approved government plans on Thursday to send up to 650 soldiers to Mali, boosting its presence in the U.N. peacekeeping mission in the West African country which is beset by Islamist militant violence.
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Virgin Orbit plans to use a lightweight rocket that will launch mid-air from under the wing of a Boeing 747 to send up groups of satellites, some small enough to fit in the palm of your hand.
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There are many types of uncomfortable work relationships, but there are a few types of bad behavior that can send up red flags: Beware the colleague who talks badly about other people, or the person who complains nonstop.
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Separately on Tuesday, Trump denied a New York Times report that U.S. officials were discussing a military plan to send up to 120,000 troops to the Middle East to counter any attack or nuclear weapons acceleration by Iran.
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An untitled painting on a photocopy of a man with a red face in a chartreuse suit recalls the lurid colors and faux-naivete of these artists' paintings, as does Meese's send-up of decorum and good taste.
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Trump on Thursday dismissed a New York Times report that said the administration was planning to send up to 22019,000 troops to the Middle East if Iran attacked U.S. interests or revived parts of its nuclear weapons program.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi denied on Sunday suggestions by the U.S. ambassador in Rome that Italy could send up to 5,000 troops to Libya, saying conditions were not in place for military intervention in the former Italian colony.
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Everybody's been watching that clip of Saturday Night Live's latest Sean Spicer send-up, where Melissa McCarthy does a pitch-perfect parody of the press secretary—everybody including President Trump, and he's allegedly not so pleased about it.
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Each bitcoin is divisible 53 million times, so you can send up to a one hundred millionth of a bitcoin, which happens to ... That cent is called a Satoshi, which is the pseudonym of the founder or founders.
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Though the sequence is short on laugh-out-loud jokes, it's at least as effective as the show's 2014 send-up of the art world, in which Marge and Homer found a valuable painting at a flea market.
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Many work in Polish shipyards, construction sites and farms, but face widespread exploitation and send up to 90 percent of their salaries back to the hermit state, according to the European Alliance for Human Rights in North Korea (EAHRNK).
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Power Company Sends Fire-Spewing Drone to Burn Trash Off High-Voltage WiresPhoto by Wang Hu/VCGWhat happens when your power lines get all kinds of trash hanging from them and it's not safe to send up a human?
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What this does is allow for seamless drop-in play, so if you're having trouble in the middle of a quest you can send up a flare for help and someone in your instance can come to your aid.
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Most of Cho's videos are similarly low-brow / high-funny: there's the harem anime parody ("The Tomoko Chairem Anime"), the role-playing game send-up ("King Dragon"), and the many, many skits that distill mundane scenarios to their essence.
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Around 25:222AM ET, SpaceX is slated to launch one of its Falcon 25 rockets from the California coast, while European launch provider Arianespace will send up its Ariane 26 rocket from its South American spaceport in French Guiana.
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Unless I have a solid reason to think that, the best thing I can do is send up a follow-up email (assuming it's been more than, let's say, five minutes) and ask when I can expect a response.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Chameleonic photographer Cindy Sherman is featured in March's Harper's Bazaar in a send-up of street style Instagrammers that makes both the artist and the magazine look out of date and tone deaf.
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Hot Dog Taste Test is described as a "send up of foodie culture," but it's clear from the book itself that you love food and are interested in chefs and cooking and restaurant culture, all pretty classic "foodie" stuff.
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Be it Abe Lincoln's ringer tee, Gandhi's striped shirt and Chuck Taylor lookalikes, Mr. Butlertron's stylish red cardigan, or Joan of Arc's penchant for black and dark red hair, the wardrobes were an appropriate send-up of emo fashion.
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"While I was down there I did send up a 'thank you Jesus for your hand of protection' prayer and at that moment I had no idea who I hit or the severity of it," LaJoie wrote on Instagram.
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However, U.S. President Donald Trump denied a New York Times report that U.S. officials were discussing a military plan to send up to 120,000 troops to the Middle East to counter any attack or nuclear weapons acceleration by Iran.
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Canadian energy companies and officials share intelligence, scour social media and send up surveillance drones but even so they say preventing a disruption to the country's vast pipeline network is near impossible and each side wants the other to do more.
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Space habitat developer Bigelow Aerospace, for instance, says it has already booked four private flights of SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft, and will send up four of its own private astronauts on each mission once the vehicle finally starts carrying people.
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Planet is a leader in the satellite imagery space, with plans to send up the most ever satellites in a single launch later this month — 88 in total aboard a rocket launching from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, India.
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So rather than launch all the supplies needed for a lunar base from Earth, NASA could send up excavation robots, mining facilities, and 3D printers, all of which could be used to construct the hardware that astronauts will need to live.
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"There are customers who would need to send up a drone to monitor and inspect power lines and in real-time send back information based on the machine learning done on the drone," said Ben Lambert, senior associate at Pelion Ventures.
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PAHOA, Hawaii, May 21955 (Reuters) - Hawaii residents dealing with Kilauea's volcanic eruption faced a potentially deadly new challenge on Sunday as lava that reached the Pacific Ocean threatened to send up laze, a hazardous mix of glass particles and noxious gas.
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The mix of erupting lava, which can reach 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,093 degrees Celsius), and sea water could send up plumes of laze, a mix of hydrochloric acid, steam and volcanic glass particles, Hawaii County Civil Defense said in a statement.
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The 40-year-old actress has recorded the pre-show announcement for Off-Broadway's Cruel Intentions: The '90s Musical Experience — the sly send-up of Roger Kumble's 1999 teen classic that's now playing at New York City's (le) Poisson Rouge.
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Trump is reviewing recommendations that could send up to 5,000 or more additional forces to Afghanistan, where US forces are still fighting the Taliban and trying to push back hundreds of ISIS fighters in the eastern section of the country.
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Once the pipeline is completed, state-owned energy company Petrobangla will be able to send up to 1,000 mmcfd from both the Summit FSRU and a vessel operated by U.S. company Excelerate that started up in August, the source said.
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They almost overwhelm three other sets: Merche Blasco's "Sonic Bloom" offers everyone a chance to take a flashlight and sweep light through the Chelsea Grasslands, looking for sensors that send up musical notes (there are no extra flashlights at any moment).
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The Pentagon has been unable to provide a cost estimate for the deployment, but estimates from outside organizations puts the figure somewhere between $22019 million and $110 million if Trump follows through with threats to send up to 15,000 service members.
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MILAN/ROME (Reuters) - Prime Minister Matteo Renzi denied on Sunday suggestions by the U.S. ambassador in Rome that Italy could send up to 5,000 troops to Libya, saying conditions were not in place for military intervention in the former Italian colony.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany plans to send up to 650 troops to join a new NATO mission to counter human trafficking in the Mediterranean Sea and combat arms smuggling by the Islamic State militant group, news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Tuesday.
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These words are only three among many used by the playwright Aleshea Harris to characterize her truly sui generis, truly remarkable new work, "What to Send Up When It Goes Down," which opened on Monday at A.R.T./New York Theaters.
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Still, Mr. Trump authorized Mr. Mattis to send up to 4,000 additional troops — a decision the Pentagon announced in a cryptic late-afternoon news release on June 14 that played down its significance and suggested it was a stopgap measure.
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While the news has had a mixed reaction, BrewDog will be donating 20 percent of proceeds to two women's charities and called the launch "a send-up of the lazy marketing efforts targeting the female market," in an online statement.
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It was the first man-made object to be recovered from space (the Soviets would send up two dogs and successfully recover them just a week and a half later) and marked the beginning of the age of space-based surveillance.
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On Saturday's episode, the show's female cast members delivered a cheery political send-up of Mariah Carey's iconic seasonal ditty "All I Want for Christmas Is You" — asking special counsel Robert Mueller to finish his report on President Donald Trump by Dec. 25.
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Manama, Bahrain (CNN)Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Saturday the US would send up to 200 additional US troops to Syria to help train and assist US-backed local forces that are driving towards ISIS' self-declared capital in Raqqa, Syria.
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Before the team can really begin their investigation, someone blows up one of their mobile habitats, killing Cole and prompting their off-Moon bosses to send up a team of Marines as the situation heats up relations between the US and China.
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Conservatives charge CNN with being thin-skinned, but I've reported on Trump rallies where the audience has been moved to send up a chant of "CNN sucks," and where the anger at the so-called mainstream media nearly boiled over into outright intimidation.
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But Binet's aim is not just to send up the egos and abstracted excesses of academia, or to reveal that discourse is subject to manipulation; it is to suggest that the ultimate aim of such manipulation is to wield real political power.
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As President Donald Trump has tried to make his mark in his first 100 days of office, late-night TV hosts have scrambled to both decode and send up a man they once treated as nothing more than a tired toupee joke.
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During a mid-July meeting, McMaster put forward a plan to send up to 3,900 new US troops to bolster the Afghan government in its flagging fight against the Taliban (at the time, there were about 8,22016 American troops already in the country).
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WASHINGTON/PIJIJIAPAN, Mexico (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration may send up to 1,000 active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, officials said on Thursday, as Trump hammered away at the issue of illegal immigration two weeks ahead of congressional elections.
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For a notoriously secretive and opaque company that has been slow to meet its commitments in the past, the fact that Amazon produced nothing resembling a detailed roadmap to its 100 percent clean energy goal, for instance, should send up red flags.
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"You're now equipped with enough game theory to know that the word 'fair' should send up red flags and set off warning bells," Raeburn and Zollman write, as they work through various models for making collective decisions, most of which they find unsatisfying.
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The only thing that makes sense is for Mr. Meloni to thoroughly send up his own persona, which he does, and in the process "Happy!" becomes more broadly comedic, with a higher dose of fashionable pop surrealism, than it was on paper.
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There's also a pervasive anti-Asian narrative throughout the trilogy—even setting aside the Bond-inspired send-up "Random Task," modeled after the equally ferocious-but-silent Asian henchman "Odd Job" from Goldfinger and toeing the line between homage and tone-deafness.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Chinese imports to U.S. ports rose more than expected in June, suggesting that some retailers moved up orders to insulate themselves from an intensifying trade war that threatens to send up costs on a growing number of consumer products.
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"When the can is removed from the cabinet, it can send up to a thousand text message and emails, plus calls authorities and then gives the location of which Threat Extinguisher has been removed," Sam Fasone, a Threat Extinguisher spokesperson, told the news station.
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OTTAWA/CALGARY (Reuters) - Canadian energy companies and officials share intelligence, scour social media and send up surveillance drones but even so they say preventing a disruption to the country's vast pipeline network is near impossible and each side wants the other to do more.
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The festival will also present "Susan," a performance from the American trumpeter and comic Ahamefule J. Oluo that blends music and stand-up, the Movement Theater Company's production of Aleshea Harris's dance-infused play "What to Send Up When It Goes Down" and much more.
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The Austrian interior minister, Johanna Mikl-Leitner, said her country would send up to 20 more police officers to help Macedonia, which has also received support from Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia and offers of more assistance from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland.
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It's in the "Boot and Power Management Processor" to be specific, where a misformed packet sent during a routine USB device status check allows the connected device to send up to 64 kibibytes (65,535 bytes) of extra data that will be executed without question.
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While some enterprising companies have reportedly worked around Facebook's ban through intentional misspellings of words that might otherwise send up a red flag for the social media site's ad police, a spokesperson for Google tells Bloomberg that the company is working to address that issue.
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I was surprised that the curators selected, for the political room, "The Three Graces: Art, Sex and Death" (214), a candy-colored send-up of a classical theme by Robert Colescott, rather than one of the artist's many trenchant and disquieting satires on race.
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The company's 55-foot-tall Electron rocket is capable of putting cargo between 330 and 500 pounds into low Earth orbit, which is a small load compared to the SpaceX Falcon 9 that can send up to 50,000 pounds to the same part of space.
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He could send up his own image and remain cool Occasionally he got to have fun with his own image — playing himself as the ultimate arbiter of an impromptu male-model walk-off in Zoolander, or as the deliverer of beneficent blessings in Bandslam.
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Saint Etienne: Home Counties (Heavenly/PIAS) On an album situated in London's feeder communities, the stealth-arty putative-disco trio split the difference between a celebration of suburbia, which would be a lie, and a send-up of suburbia, which would be a rank cliché.
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In 1997, the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality granted an air permit to the Select Steel "mini-mill" to operate in Flint, even though the mill would send up to 100 tons of lead and other hazardous pollutants into the city's air every year.
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All that talking seems to be making waves on the political front, but when it comes to the types of people we actually see represented on the runways and in campaigns, we still need to send up reminders that one model does not diversity make.
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Rohitash Repswal, who owns a digital marketing business in a cramped, residential neighbourhood of New Delhi, said he ran a 2999,2115 rupee ($0003) piece of software round-the-clock in recent months to send up to 2000,21 WhatsApp messages a day for two BJP members.
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With Denmark taking an increasingly tough stance on immigration, the government wants to send up to 100 people who have completed jail sentences but cannot be deported because they are at risk of torture or execution in their home countries, to the island of Lindholm.
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He also pledged to look into restoring to the region American aid that the administration cut this year, and signed a two-year agreement to send up to 80 homeland security agents to Guatemala to help train the local authorities and stop human trafficking rings.
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At the entrance to our building sprawled a sidewalk restaurant, and every morning they'd send up breakfast on a tray: bowls of bun bo hue, a spicy beef-and-pork noodle soup, or banh mi op la, fried eggs with baguettes as light as air.
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If "What to Send Up" is a receptacle for the rage that is part and parcel of life for many African-Americans, a piece that encourages its audience to respond with cathartic yells and tears, it is also shaped by a rarefied theatrical intelligence.
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Erdogan also wants to send up to a million Syrian refugees now in Turkey across the border to the safe zone in Syria — furthering a recent crackdown on Syrians that has sent some back into war-torn Idlib and may see others flee to Europe.
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Earlier Thursday, Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican who's the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, told Bloomberg: "I do have time for hearings on nominees that the President might send up here that I didn't have last year" -- an insinuation about a replacement for attorney general.
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That approach is what made Netflix's Jessica Jones so powerful, and, as Alyssa Rosenberg points out at the Washington Post, one reason why Ghostbusters director Paul Feig's last film, Spy, succeeded as both a populist comedy and a send-up of spy-movie gender tropes.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - In talks with the United States, Mexico has offered to send up to 6,000 members of its national guard to secure its southern border with Guatemala in order to contain migrant flows, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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The shiny and colorful painted stainless steel objects—a group of Shamrock green bars from which dangle apostrophe-shaped raindrops; silver, asterisk-shaped snowflakes clustered on the floor—playfully send up the way in which meteorology's visuals abstract weather from its harshest historical and experiential consequences.
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Electric company maintenance workers in Xiangyang, China used a fire-shooting drone to burn garbage from electrical wires (Photo by Wang Hu/VCG)What happens when your power lines get all kinds of trash hanging from them and it's not safe to send up a human?
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Details: For the new project — "Targeted Observation by Radars and UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) of Supercells," or TORUS — scientists will send up 4 drones simultaneously, each designed to fly at or below 2,500 feet in the forward flank, where air is ingested into the thirsty thunderhead.
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Their belief resulted in brilliant and bitterly cynical novels like Frederik Pohl and Cyril Kornbluth's The Space Merchants, a send-up of the advertising industry, and Isaac Asimov's Foundation series, which entertained the comforting dream that human history itself might one day be an exact science.
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The gory joke is clearly a send-up of some of our favorite historical period films, particularly those set in the 16, 17, and 1800s (the eras of petticoats, powdered wigs, and m'lords and m'ladies) — think Mary, Queen of Scots meets Marie Antoinette meets The Favourite.
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MEXICO CITY, June 6 (Reuters) - In talks with the United States, Mexico has offered to send up to 6,000 members of its national guard to secure its southern border with Guatemala in order to contain migrant flows, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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At $42,270, the fancy-pants RTL-E model I'm running errands in has all-wheel drive that provides real torque vectoring that can send up to 70 percent of the power to the rear wheels and 100 percent of that to the left or right tires.
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But while scientists have a pretty good idea of what volcanoes send up into the stratosphere and how those particles can cool the planet, we know very little about the chemistry of pyroCbs, limiting our knowledge of what they can do to the atmosphere and the climate.
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If you're waiting for your crotch to send up a signal flare that you've got an STD, you could be putting yourself and your sexual partners at serious risk, says Mellissa Withers, a professor at the Institute for Global Health at the USC Keck School of Medicine.
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The sketch was a send-up of the news that President Trump would be performing a test of the emergency alert system last October and the general fear among some Americans that Trump would turn the EAS into a more powerful version of his Twitter feed.
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Whether literally consuming, as in "Cookie Coin" (2019), or banking within a shopping cart, as in "Coin Cart" (2019), or picnicking in a visual send-up of Matisse's "Le bonheur de vivre" (1905-06), as in "Picnic with Coins" (2019), the artist's females revel in consumption.
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She not only delivered a hilarious send-up of the Trump administration's increasingly tortured relationship to the press, facts, and language itself ("when you use the words and he uses them back, it's circular using of the word"), she set a new standard for cross-gender casting.
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Though engineers say that self-driving cars are likely going to be safer than human-piloted ones—humans are in the aggregate very unsafe drivers—there's something about either the concept or the companies developing them that seems to send up red flags in the minds of the public.
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We need to know so we know what kind of man power to send up there, and with out knowing, it's dangerous for everybody," House told ABC 7 KVIA, "We have a duty to protect and we can't protect them if we don't know what is going on.
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And to celebrate, producers of Cruel Intentions: The '90s Musical — the sly stage send-up of Roger Kumble's 1999 teen classic that played a sold-out run in New York City earlier this year — have announced an official cast recording featuring its Off-Broadway company, PEOPLE can exclusively report.
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Digital Touch Markup My only complaint — and Apple says it's intentional — is that the cool little effects including the "louder" and full screen effects activated by long-pressing on the send (up arrow) button don't work if you have the "Reduce motion" feature turned on (Settings > General > Accessibility).
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Jerry Brown of California has vowed that his state would send up its own climate-research satellites, the logistics and financial costs — climate satellites now usually require half a billion dollars and a decade to plan, build and launch — would prove formidable, even if backed by California voters.
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Highlights include Angela Washko's The Game: The Game, based on the artist's extensive investigation into the toxic culture of pickup artists; Harold Halibut, a game that resembles a whimsical stop-motion film; and Viral, a NSFW send-up and celebration of internet culture, social media, memes, and porn.
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Mr. Zabka moved on to other roles and was nominated for an Oscar for "Most (The Bridge)," a 2003 short he co-wrote and co-produced, about a father forced to make a tragic sacrifice, but he still gets asked to send up Johnny in sitcoms and music videos.
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This plot also doubles as a clever send-up of the way that television and movie audiences seem to be totally desensitized to onscreen violence—or even, sometimes, cellphone videos of real violence—but will completely lose it when a fictional animal dies (see: Old Yeller and My Dog Skip).
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" She admits, though, that some writers hate the idea of Barbara Brownskirt, though they haven't watched her perform, "as they think she is ridiculing poetry, when really she is a send up of a certain type of over-confident, narcissistic performer who thinks the world needs their poetry above all else.
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And the unflattering send-up by a female comedian was not considered helpful for Spicer's longevity in the grueling, high-profile job, where he has struggled to strike the right balance between representing an administration that considers the media the 'opposition party,' and developing a functional relationship with the press.
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Highlights included the unexpected, self-aware opening monologue, the greatness of the visual gag of Vanessa Bayer as the handmaid who had her eye removed, Leslie Jones teasing Colin Jost, that awkward and hilarious Morning Joe send up, the return (sort of) of Kellyanne Conway, and Chris Pine trying to vogue.
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Two works this season even invited white patrons to relocate, in the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Fairview," by leaving their seats and being observed on the stage, and in "What to Send Up When It Goes Down" by leaving the auditorium during the final minutes of a work about black grief.
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" Other segments in the show included a musical send-up of Kellyanne Conway, Mr. Trump's adviser, where Kate McKinnon played her as Roxie Hart from "Chicago," and a send-off to President Obama in which Cecily Strong and Sasheer Zamata serenaded his picture with the title song from "To Sir, With Love.
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He's also hip to the irony of painting these modest figures on a canvas he hopes to sell, because even if the whole thing is just an exceedingly dry send-up of conceptual tedium, the joke remains on him, as a person who's committed his life to painting, as much as on anyone else.
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At the direction of national security adviser John Bolton, acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan last week presented top White House national security officials with a plan to send up to 120,000 troops to the Middle East in the event that Iran "attack American forces or accelerate work on nuclear weapons," the New York Times reports.
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The deal comes after a U.S. Defense Department official last week said the Democratic-run state had declined a request to commit troops to Republican President Donald Trump's effort to send up to 4,000 National Guard troops to help the Department of Homeland Security secure the border with Mexico in four southwestern U.S. states.
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The joke, of course, is that Mermaid Man and his sidekick Barnacle Boy are obvious spoofs of the 1960s Batman show in which West starred; the pair even conduct their operations out of the "Mermalair" (a send-up of the Batcave) and ride in a vehicle called the "Invisible Boat-Mobile," a knock-off Batmobile.
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These range from the early web series he produced with Greg Youmans, Falling in Love… with Chris and Greg about a cis/trans odd couple, to a revisionist Liberace bio pic, inserting the singer into a history of queer activism (Liberaceón), and a send-up of the "First Pregnant Man" tabloid stories (Extraordinary Pregnancies).
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What it is: a prequel short story to Salem's Lot, set a century earlier and easily read as a standalone Where to find it: King's short story collection Night Shift, as well as some newer editions of Salem's Lot What it's about: King's prequel is a masterful send-up of 19th-century Victorian vampire literature.
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"They have thought about the logistics of the problem from the practical side, including how much advance warning you would need to send up a rocket in time, and how small the fragments of the asteroid would need to be, in order to burn up in the Earth's atmosphere," Karen Daniels, professor at North Carolina State Universi, told Gizmodo.
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But over the course of about a year, about three years ago, I found the voice that I wanted to use, a type of voice that I thought was unique to my portrayal of Beetlejuice, that was a send up of the movie for sure and of the cartoon, but I wanted to do my own different thing.
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By the time Black made his directorial debut, the 2005 LA noir send-up Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, he'd already built two separate reputations, first as the hip, hit-making screenwriter of Lethal Weapon and The Last Boy Scout, then as the snarky, overreaching, flop-enabling screenwriter of Last Action Hero and The Long Kiss Goodnight.
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David is written as a bit of a hipster schmuck — the entire film is a mild send-up of Brooklyn tech and media culture — but Dickinson the performer doesn't really add anything to make David somebody you'd necessarily want to hang out with for two hours, particularly as he starts losing his grip on what's real and what's Augmenta.
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Ryan, wary of setting up his conference for failure, has also played a role, sources said, on shaping a package that has been subject to significant lobbying in recent weeks from GOP leaders concerned that the White House was going to send up a large package of cuts that would fail to win a majority in the House.
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But really, this is his "Wife Guy" LP. He spends much of the album being thankful for their relationship and bond, from the raw lows of "We Go High" to the joyful, footwork-inspired "I Found A Good One (Single No More)," it's a send up of the hard-work and responsibility that comes with commitment.
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Her performance, generally received as hilarious, was a send-up of art-world trivialities — the pretentiousness of artists talking about their stupid work, the idiocy of gallerists and curators asking questions far wide of the point, the strange voyeurism of art world spectators trying to learn something about the artist rather than focusing on the art.
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To hit the point home, he appeared at the end of the show wearing a fuzzy, long-eared mask that called to mind the White Rabbit The excess of Louis XVI's court, before it ended with the guillotine, inspired a Moschino collection that read like a jolly send-up of today's political climate and glutted one-percenters.
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In any case, Alphabet has invested a significant amount of resources in Loon, with two launch locations (one in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, and the other in Winnemucca, Nevada) equipped with "autolaunchers" that can send up to 20 balloons a day into the stratosphere, balloon recovery missions all over the world, and labs back at X headquarters in Mountain View, California.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan, wary of setting up his conference for failure, has also played a role, sources said, on shaping a package that has been subject to significant lobbying in recent weeks from GOP leaders concerned that the White House was going to send up a large package of cuts that would fail to win a majority in the House.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE at one point threatened to send up to 2628,28500 service members to the border ahead of the arrival of a migrant caravan of Central American asylum seekers.
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" And Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump urges GOP to fight for him Senate Dems signal they'll support domestic spending package Trump's top picks for Homeland Security chief are ineligible for job: reports MORE (R-Ky.) used a Washington Post op-ed to send up his latest of red flags about the decision, calling it a "grave strategic mistake.
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With Orlando Bloom, John Cena (trying out a ludicrous Austrian accent that works far better than it has any right to), Daveed Diggs, and Freddie Highmore in tow, Samberg's send-up of the Tour de France — now streaming on HBO Go — and doping-related sports corruption is further proof that he's clearly found the perfect medium for his bizarre brand of comedy.
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She's since garnered more than 35K Instagram followers, but her exhibition at photography-centric contemporary art venue Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles will be her very first gallery show in the US. So what would attract a well-established gallery in contemporary photography to exhibit work that could be seen as a bit of a send-up of the medium?
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From fighting fictional corporations like search giant Nudle, hearing passersby talk about the success or failure of their startups, and fighting back against hardware companies that change their ports with every new product launch in consumer-hostile behavior all contribute to a relentless send-up of the Valley's worst characteristics – but in a tone consistently light enough that you'll be chuckling rather than tearing up throughout.
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The best of it were the scenes played for pure absurdity when you wonder whether the genius is really the juxtaposition of such iconic veterans, mellowed and rounded by a lifetime's experience of telling stories, playing at being young mobsters again but with the lived excess, in brains, bones and bellies, to send up and show up characters wearing digital masks of their younger selves.
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The nonprofit claims that with this method, it can send up millions of pages of text in a package that's about the size of a CD. The unusual mission is the brainchild of the Arch Foundation (pronounced "arc," short for archive.) Formed in 2015, the nonprofit's goal is to set up archives of humanity's culture in different places throughout our cosmic neighborhood, as a way to inspire people about space.
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As part of the American pivot to Asia, the long-term plan, negotiated under the Obama administration, is to send up to 2,500 Marines to Darwin — the largest deployment of United States forces to Australia since World War II. "It'll make us more effective in whatever conflict we end up serving in together," said Kelly Magsamen, the Pentagon's top Asia-Pacific policy official at the end of the Obama administration.
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Cesaro followed the same initial path, but made it to the main roster and stayed there, moving from a bland, snooty European gimmick (he's Swiss, and it eventually ended with him doing a yodelling thing which had the fingerprints of Vince McMahon all over it) to being one of the Real Americans tag team with Jack Swagger, a send up of the Tea Party movement which the McMahons were rumored to blame for Linda McMahon's failed Senate runs.
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Department of Defense (DOD) and Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) officials confirmed Monday that California will not take part in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's move to send up to 85033,000 National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, as the requirements are now written.
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So, whether you commit to Tidal, have been subscribed for ages or are just scared you'll forget that one-month free window and send up signed up to a third premium streaming service by mistake, here's some information to consider: Given that the album is the first big chunk of music we've heard from Jay-Z as a lead artist since 2013's Magna Carta Holy Grail, and follows his appearance in the visual conclusion to Bey's Lemonade—an album which, in part, detailed a period of instability in their marriage—early consensus surrounding the record suggests 4:44 could act as a companion piece to Bey's release.
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