Wouldn't a fuller vetting process have sent up red flares?
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Before that, most presidents just sent up a written report.
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It also sent up a pizza on a Russian resupply mission.
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Last month sunny results sent up its share price by 10%.
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Francona sent up Naquin as a pinch hitter for Roberto Perez.
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If North Korea sent up a missile, would the U.S. retaliate?
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Then a separate rocket can be sent up to refuel your vehicle.
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Sandler also sent up CNN in an imaginary report with SnapChat filters.
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And each time, the crowd of exhibitors sent up a huge huzzah.
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A pair of legs was sent up for the robot in 2014.
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A spilled bag of cement powder sent up a white, choking cloud.
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Ross: Could you have some complimentary toiletries sent up to my room?
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That sent up a warning that more technical damage could be ahead.
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West Africa The U.S. has sent up to 300 military personnel to Cameroon.
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An equivalent device built by FOMS will be sent up later this year.
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Such flights were sent up after North Korea's third nuclear test, in 2013.
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It's part of why I sent up that prayer for my newborn son.
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He was sent up to SC to face a criminal sexual conduct charge.
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Since January, President Trump has signed 13 CRA resolutions sent up by Congress.
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So he sent up his drone to a get a better vantage point.
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Between the lines: Several specific factors in He's work sent up ethical red flags.
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The first 2018 government shutdown sent up a red flag for the national grassroots.
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She also often sent up an extra plate of lentils — for free, of course.
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The tool is one of 50 experiments sent up to the station aboard the Dragon.
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But on Thursday, some sources sent up a trial balloon for ousting him to MSNBC.
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Dozens of fires sent up black smoke as men revved their utes until they backfired.
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Among the festive fresh ingredients being sent up are:Eight turkey strips with cranberry and sage.
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The explosions caused landslides near the tunnel entrances and sent up clouds of smoke and dust.
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The IPCC has sent up a flare on climate change, but this warning is not enough.
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Bullets again pinged off the vehicle, and mortar shells sent up plumes of dust around us.
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Made in Space has already sent up its microwave-sized ZBLAN lab on past SpaceX launches.
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"They obviously also buy into the message that was sent up on the Jumbotron," Popovich said.
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Hyde, who kept the details private after the game, then sent up a pinch hitter for Davis.
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A loud blast destroyed the office in Mogadishu's Hodan district and sent up huge clouds of smoke.
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Developments in the case are sent up the chain to the highest levels on a regular basis.
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The satellites that Planet sent up are called Doves, and together they're considered part of Flock 215p.
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Others were sent up in the so-called "Vomit Comet," an aircraft designed to simulate zero gravity.
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The first 10 of a planned 66 low-earth orbit satellites were sent up in January 2017.
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The first 28 Doves were sent up from where they were deployed to the ISS in 2014.
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Ms. Frédiani sent up a post on Twitter with the hashtag #MichelinToo, inspired by the #MeToo movement.
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The road to the village was littered with I.E.D.s, which sent up showers of gravel and tarmac.
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They sat sullen and stunned and recalled murdered spouses, missing children, whole communities sent up in flames.
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Downstairs, one of the hotel's staff insisted he wait while a technician was sent up to fix it.
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The algorithm will then translate the code back into electrical signals to be sent up into the brain.
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They were sent up here with human traffickers because the Democrat-supported policies have allowed this to happen.
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These get sent up to the c-suite and back down to engineering during a product's development stage.
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In his place, Gamel, who had been with the RailRiders earlier that day, was sent up to bunt.
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Lugo left the game in the fifth inning, when Collins sent up Ty Kelly as a pinch-hitter.
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The Civil Protection Department has sent up tents for survivors, which risk being their homes for many weeks.
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It sent up a plume of material upon impact, which the camera was able to capture in detail.
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It was on KTT, in 2010, that Kevin Abstract, a fourteen-year-old Texan, sent up a flare.
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Skylab was launched in 1973, two years after the Soviets sent up the first space station, Salyut 1.
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Marling says she agreed to meet Weinstein at a hotel bar, but instead was sent up to his room.
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The risotto will be sent up in November after the Johnson Space Center Food Lab processes it for flight.
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The California Air Resources Board sent up planes multiple times to measure the amount of natural gas gushing out.
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"We would ask the Senate to have patience and look at the package that gets sent up," Short said.
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"I wasn't sent up here to sit around and talk," complained Senator John Kennedy, a freshman Republican from Louisiana.
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In May 2019, SpaceX sent up its first 60 operational satellites after launching a couple of prototypes last year.
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Now it seemed like a signal sent up from Toby's passionate, secret life, from which she was shut out.
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A spacecraft would be sent up toward the junk and an arm would extend out to grab the item.
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It&aposs a miss because, first of all, she threatened the police who were sent up to bring her down.
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SpaceX has been launching these probes in batches of 220 (except for the sixth mission, which sent up five satellites).
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In the early Space Age, the people who sent up satellites could operate under what's known as "big sky" theory.
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After a large blast sent up a dark plume of smoke, they proceeded with a bulldozer to clear remaining obstacles.
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As the incident garnered international attention, Holt sent up a GoFundMe page for Fields' business, Mr. Reggie's Lawn Cutting Service.
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An amateur drone operator sent up his device and captured images that gave an eagle-eye view of the scene.
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If you click accept on having your map data viewable on your mobile device, then that data is also sent up.
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When he complained, the receptionist said, "No problem" and sent up two burly guards to stand in the doorway all night.
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Authorities in the western Chinese province have sent up to 1m members of the Uighur Muslim minority to "re-education camps".
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The mood: Before the White House proposal was sent up last night, lawmakers were making pretty clear how close they were.
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Launched from Cape Canaveral at 1237 GMT on Thursday, NROL-61 sent up a classified NRO satellite innocuously designated USA-269.
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In the same discursive vein, Biden's wistful recollection of working alongside segregationists James Eastland and Herman Talmadge sent up clear alarms.
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Skylab was launched in 1973 to collect data, two years after the Soviets sent up the first space station, Salyut 1.
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Yellow Magic Orchestra's eponymous first release sent up the West's trite imitations of oriental music, replacing lilting percussion with synthesised electronic beats.
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Where he once sent up to 35 people per day across the Aegean, he says, he now manages perhaps 15 per week.
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The explosion inside the headquarters shook surrounding buildings, set the compound on fire and sent up a thick column of black smoke.
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SpaceX sent up the most powerful U.S. rocket in nearly half a century from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Just footsteps away, the Canadian Border Services Agency have sent up tents where officers process the new arrivals, reported CNN affiliate WPTZ.
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The word was that they had been sent up to get us and to bring us home, to bring us back down.
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The bomb ripped through the hotel's concrete facade and sent up a plume of white smoke that could be seen for miles.
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I called down to the front desk to have one sent up, and was told it would soon be on its way.
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The Philippine Air Force carried out bombing runs that sent up plumes of black smoke and rattled windows a half-mile away.
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There's something zany about this, imagining the technologically savvy scientists, wry and knowing, finding their answers sent up by a higher being.
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The money will go towards providing grief counseling and help cover costs for the Family Assistance Center sent up in the shooting's aftermath.
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With two outs, the Padres, who are down to four bench players, sent up pitcher Edwin Jackson to pinch-hit against Edwin Escobar.
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The first mission won't be an entire swarm, but a single rover sent up as a demonstration unit to prove out its technology.
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SpaceX has been periodically launching these new probes in batches of 10 from California, except for one flight that sent up five satellites.
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Saturday Night Live did a spin on it in May and The Rundown with Robin Thede sent up the Hulu show in October.
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And in late September, Japan sent up fighter jets after eight Chinese military planes crossed between Okinawa and the Miyako islands near Taiwan.
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Why it's a big deal: As more and more drones and satellites get sent up, more and more data is being beamed down.
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Actual repeated threats of violence were met with one-day mutes and sent up to managers which commonly resulted in a longer mute.
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Hunter was cast opposite Divine in "Polyester," a low-budget John Waters comedy that gleefully sent up everything from alcoholism to foot festishism.
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On a vacation in Montenegro, they had grapes sent up to their hotel room so that they could try to make kosher wine.
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Rode sent up a deluxe edition in a giant backpack that also included a pair of its Podcaster microphones and large, heavy stands.
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An etching of a skeleton wearing a fancy French hat sent up the pretensions of rich Mexicans who tried to pass for European.
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All of the info is saved and processed on the phone's Titan M chip, meaning it doesn't get sent up to the cloud.
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SpaceX launched 60 of those satellites in May, and some of them have failed; a second launch in November sent up 60 more.
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The mall-set "Dawn of the Dead" (on Saturday and in a 2727-D version on March 28110) sent up mindless yuppie consumerism.
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Residents described two large explosions in the area that sent up a cloud of gray smoke while ambulances raced to evacuate the wounded.
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SpaceX has sent up 30 Iridium NEXT satellites so far, and when these satellites deploy, there will be 40 total in lower Earth orbit.
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HyperSciences sent up some off-the-shelf electronics in the process, in a partnership with an aerospace research group at the University of Texas.
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Space is a dangerous and unfriendly place not suited for human life, yet astronauts are sent up to the International Space Station every year.
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Sent up on a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket, Parker will travel closer to the sun&aposs surface than any previous spacecraft.
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"We sent up a collection of bugs and most of them pretty much did the same things that they do on Earth," Coil said.
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"I can't tell you how sorry I am that you were sent up there into the mess some other officer created," she told him.
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The report includes 45 pages of interview summaries and an additional 1,600 pages of information that the FBI sent up from its tip line.
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Turkey sent up to 2,000 Syrian rebels to Libya, to further its policies there, rather than keeping them in Idlib to fight the regime.
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In recent months China has sent up a series of trial balloons to see how far it can stretch the boundaries of German democracy.
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Dubbed the R3D2 mission, the flight sent up a small, 330-pound satellite into orbit, designed to test out a new kind of radio antenna.
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Spacecraft since the Apollo missions, which comprised several modules that had to separate and dock, have been sent up in pieces and assembled by astronauts.
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Sunday's launch was the second commercial launch for the New Zealand firm after it sent up a commercial payload of seven satellites on Nov. 11.
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An additional Operational Detachment Alpha, plus four operators from a third one, were sent up from Bagram, the main American military base north of Kabul.
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Later in the frame, Rodriguez, at 80 pitches and cruising, was sent up to bat with the bases loaded and two outs, but struck out.
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Recently a high level executive in the DNC C-suite logged into their account from a hotel lobby computer, which sent up alarms, Krikorian revealed.
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DoubleTree sent up a few pre-baked cookies to the station along with the raw dough, in case making the treats triggered some sugar cravings.
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IDAs were intended to be sent up to the ISS in 2015 and 2016, but one was aboard CRS-7, which exploded, destroying all its cargo.
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Girardi sent up Billy Butler to hit for the rookie Tyler Austin, who was hitless in two at-bats in his first start in eight days.
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"When I worked for Mr. Nixon as a speechwriter, I wrote the message that sent up Mr. Nixon's proposal for single-payer health plan," he said.
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But even if a brokered convention suddenly sent up Romney or someone else, it would still be a transitional and temporary move between past and future.
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Late on Friday, actor Charlie Sheen sent up a flare of concern on social media over his inability to reach his parents, Martin and Janet Sheen.
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They sent up a high-altitude balloon to collect samples of particles in the Earth's stratosphere, according to a news release from the school last week.
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The four-engine plane sent up a towering cloud of black smoke, with a tail wing coming to rest on a highway median, television images showed.
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When Susan Gatz learned that one of her sister nuns, Paula Merrill, had been killed in Mississippi, she sent up a prayer to welcome Paula to heaven.
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That said, Alias can't stop Amazon and Google from storing the conversations that you actually have with their assistants, which will get sent up to the cloud.
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Ball sent up optical instruments with resolution good enough to track individual vehicles on the ground from an altitude of 77,000 feet, which has obviously interesting implications.
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India said it had detected a "large package" of Pakistan air force jets coming towards Indian territory, and sent up its own fighter aircraft to intercept them.
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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said that the jets were sent up after eight Chinese military planes crossed between Okinawa and the Miyako islands near Taiwan.
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Mineral-laced rocks will be carved from the seafloor and sent up through riser pipes and lifting systems to a tanker-like ship waiting on the surface.
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Spaceflight is being extra vigilant about licensing lately, too, ever since one of its customers allegedly sent up four satellites that had been denied an FCC license.
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The Robonaut 2 was sent up to the ISS in 2011, where it's been assisting astronauts with simple tasks like inventory management and repair work ever since.
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A typical boulder weighs between three to five tonnes, with each sent up to Aberdeen to be cut into slabs before being brought back down to Mauchline.
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According to Honduran newspaper La Prensa, Honduras team management sent up drones of their own in 2016 to ensure no unauthorized parties were monitoring their training sessions.
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In July, Alton Louise complained about working during a heat wave when he was sent up to the roof of a Williamsburg, Brooklyn, project one more time.
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In 21, a corroded pipe at Duke Energy's Dan River steam station in North Carolina sent up to 2110,22015 tons of coal ash flooding into nearby waters.
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Big technology stocks, including Apple, Facebook and Microsoft, were the S&P 500's biggest boosts on the day and sent up the tech sector 0.7 percent.
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A couple of weeks ago the White House announced a new NAFTA deal between the U.S. and Mexico, which they sent up to Congress for possible consideration.
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Skylab, the first American space station, had been sent up on May 14, and the three men were to blast off the next day and board it.
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We ordered room service, and while the woman who delivered our dinner was an absolute delight, a couple of the items the kitchen sent up were not.
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" She arrived at her decision earlier, she said, because of "the real fear and fragility of my district, who I've been sent up to Congress to represent.
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A boy, sent up to check on his welfare, saw him stalking the property half-clothed, naked from the waist down, or shivering under a mosquito net.
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In March, Indonesian police busted a human trafficking ring which allegedly sent up to 600 Indonesians to work as domestic helpers in the Middle East, local media reported.
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In preparation for this month's spacewalks, six lithium-ion batteries and six adaptor plates were sent up to the station in December on a Japanese HTV cargo craft.
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Curiosity rover self portrait / NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSSThe Curiosity rover was sent up to Mars with the important job of hunting for microbes on the red planet's surface.
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Making spaceflight more like air travel, with rockets capable of being refueled and sent up again, is essential for SpaceX's long-term goal of sending people to Mars.
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The method doesn't work to get big, heavy satellites into space (which, somewhat ironically in this case, are the kind typically sent up by government and military agencies).
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The EXIM board does not have a quorum because the United States Congresor s has refused to confirm the nominees this administration has sent up to Capitol Hill.
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With a runner in scoring position and one out, Dave Roberts sent up Kike Hernandez to pinch-hit for Brandon Morrow, and he reached base on a walk.
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It was not merely words but the silences between them, the unsaid things and the smoke they sent up, that gave her phrases their rhythm and their power.
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Sam Kynman-Cole, of topVIEW Photography, had heard of orca sightings in Army Bay, Auckland, so he dutifully sent up the ol' drone to see what he could spot.
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Musk's space company, which he founded in 2002, launched a second Falcon Heavy in April that sent up a 14,000-pound communications satellite for Saudi Arabia-based firm Arabsat.
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This isn't the first-ever satellite that Astranis has sent up to space — it launched a demonstration satellite in 2018 to show that its tech could work as advertised.
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The rocket that launched today was the Soyuz FG, which sent up a Progress capsule filled with food and supplies to the three crew members on board the ISS.
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Stephen Colbert sent-up some of the "stranger things" Donald Trump has said with a mash-up of clips from the hit Netflix series and quotes of the president.
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County Clerk's offices in Texas can create a "secure electronic ballot" that is sent up to the station for the astronauts by mission control at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
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Ambassador Bolton understands the stakes and so does President Trump, and that is why the president sent up four very qualified nominees who are ready to get to work.
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But the company notes it's building an interface to gather this feedback as well, so it can be sent "up the chain" to the label or artist to fix.
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Then, before Election Day, the astronaut gets an encrypted email ballot sent up from the Johnson Space Center Mission Control in Houston, Texas to the International Space Station (ISS).
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In 2014 a Carnival parade dubbed "Dizneylandrieu" sent up the sanitised vision of New Orleans that some believe the mayor and other leaders would like to present to the world.
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But the roadster was a one-off stunt, sent up purely as a show of dominance — or a way to placate shareholders and those still waiting on their personal cars.
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Sensors and data gathered from minor electric currents sent up the arm and across the chest to the user's heart would measure data typically gathered by electrodes on the skin.
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So Darpa hopes the DoD will pivot to constellations of small space objects, sent up so often that the citizenry simply shrugs its collective shoulders at every successful rocket launch.
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The Charmed actress writes that she was sent up to his suite in Park City, Utah where she thought they were going to have a meeting about her blossoming career.
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But Mr. Trump's sloppy convention was a missed opportunity, and sent up warning flares for Republicans already concerned about his capacity to grapple with the basic mechanics of American politics.
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Part of that was food-based, like care packages sent up to the station including pizza kits, which gave astronauts the opportunity to each create their own and eat together.
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On Sunday, the Sanchi sank after a huge blast sent up a great plume of black smoke and set the surface of the water on fire, China Central Television said.
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In May, it sent up a budget that was so filled with mystical numbers that it would not have passed the smell test for financing a casino in Atlantic City.
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In "La Chienne" ("The Bitch"), from 1931, he sent up the Paris art world by having a pimp offer an amateur's portraits at one of the best galleries in town.
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On Sunday, a giant plume of ash was sent up by the volcano, blanketing nearby areas and leading to all flights in and out of Manila airport to be suspended.
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So on a resupply mission, the doctors sent up an oral anticoagulant, which the astronaut took for several months before doctors deemed it safe for them to return to Earth.
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In July, when India sent up the rocket carrying the lander, millions watched the live broadcasts of the rocket cutting into the sky on top of a funnel of fire.
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Commercials for cars, beer, perfume, razors, soda and even voice assistants are sent up in this ad, one of a series for Tide, starring "Stranger Things" Police Chief David Harbour.
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Commercials for cars, beer, perfume, razors, soda and even voice assistants are sent up in this ad, one of a series for Tide, starring "Stranger Things" police chief David Harbour.
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Read MoreApple just sent up another red flag for stocks "Anytime you have weakness in a market leader you have to be careful," said Anthony Valeri, investment strategist at LPL Financial.
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And the location information that does get sent up to the cloud is tied to a unique identifier code rather than a specific individual's identity — and that identifier changes over time.
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For this mission, SpaceX is using the very first Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket it's flown, a vehicle that sent up a large communications satellite for Bangladesh in May from Florida.
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The launch comes five years after China sent up its first space lab, Tiangong-1, and serves as a reminder to the west that China's space-based capabilities are growing fast.
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Victorian literature is chock full of children being sent up chimneys, but I challenge you to find a single mention of a chimpanzee employed as a sweep in a Dickens novel.
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The new service offering is designed to work for customers who can take advantage of a "rideshare" launch, sharing space on a Falcon 9 with other small satellites being sent up.
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One of SpaceX's Falcon 303 rockets fired 60 Starlink satellites into Earth's orbit Wednesday, the sixth launch of its kind that Elon Musk's company has sent up over the past year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Firefighters on Wednesday extinguished a fire at a New York City hospital complex that sent up plumes of thick black smoke visible for miles but injured no one.
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Each time I sent up a first, single bird, it would sit in a tree until the second bird joined it and they headed off together to the loft in Bulawayo.
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It is only through the intervention of an astute security guard that he is set right and sent up a flight of stairs to a rarely visited corner of the museum.
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He had her sent up to his room, she said, where he wore a bathrobe and asked if he could give her a massage or if she would watch him shower.
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China launched the space station in September 2016, and quickly sent up a pair of taikonauts, Jing Haipeng and Chen Dong, to conduct a variety of experiments on a 30 day mission.
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CubeSats can be launched as additional payload alongside bigger satellites, sent up during deliveries to the International Space Station or put aloft on small, purpose-built rockets like NASA's new Venture Class.
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Things have gone from bad to worse for Philae, the comet lander sent up to land on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in 2014 as part of the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission.
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Today, the company said it's still evaluating the results of a test satellite equipped with that coating it sent up last launch, and will provide updates when it has analyzed the results.
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Usually experiments are sent up to the International Space Station and carried out with the help of astronauts, or they are conducted on parabolic airplane flights that enjoy short bursts of weightlessness.
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I sent up a prophetic warning shot about this in my 1992 article, "The Corruption of the Humanities in the US," which was published in London and is reprinted in my new book.
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She wrote that during the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, she was sent up to his suite in Park City, Utah, where she thought they were going to have a meeting about her career.
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When Don Luis was a boy, he was one of the children sent up those trunks to open the canopy and let in the sun when the coffee fruit was starting to ripen.
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The Falcon Heavy now holds the title for the world's most powerful rocket, and its launch marks the first time a vehicle this massive has ever been sent up by a commercial company.
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Next to take the plunge was satellite operator Bulgaria Sat in June, followed by EchoStar and SES again, which sent up a hybrid satellite together on a used Falcon 9 in early October.
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With first base open, Collins sent up Yoenis Cespedes, who did not start because of a sore quadriceps, as a pinch-hitter for deGrom, although Collins knew Cespedes would draw an intentional walk.
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"We were troubled that you sent up the draft Statement of Administrative Action on May 30 without sufficient consultation, and strongly urge you not to make the same mistake twice," the lawmakers wrote.Rep.
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It has an 8-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive, which normally sends nearly all power to the rear tires (although 0003 percent can automatically and seamlessly be sent up front).
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When the banks' short-term lenders no longer wanted these assets as collateral for overnight loans, the investment banks could not finance their daily operations and sent up the white flags of surrender.
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So if Sessions does quit or is fired, senators need to demand that any new attorney general nominee sent up by Trump commits under oath to recuse himself or herself from the Russia investigation.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Europe launched four more Galileo satellites on Thursday, moving a step closer to having its own navigation system and marking the first time it has sent up so many satellites at once.
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The balloons are being sent up by teams of high school and college students from across the US as part of the Eclipse Ballooning Project, led by Angela Des Jardins of Montana State University.
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During the auditions, every time Turner-Smith read — for the producers, the director and eventually Kaluuya — she sent up a silent plea: "I just hoped that I would make them feel something," she recalled.
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Engel had addressed the legal question -- one centered around the call itself and less focused on the whistleblower's other allegations -- that the intelligence community inspector general had originally addressed and sent up the chain.
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In 2002, the European Space Agency launched an environmental satellite, and in 2014 NASA sent up the Orbiting Carbon Observatory, a satellite that takes readings of the earth's atmosphere nearly a million times a day.
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After Boston, down 3-2 in the seventh, put runners on first and third with one out, David Ortiz was sent up as a pinch hitter, and the Giants countered with left-hander Javier Lopez.
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On Wednesday, as residents of central Sulawesi were still digging through rubble and mud in a desperate search for survivors, Mount Soputan, in the island's north, sent up a plume of ash 2.5 miles high.
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And in 1986, as Iran-contra rattled the White House and President Reagan sent up distress signals, Mr. Carlucci took over the troubled National Security Council — glad, friends said, to be back in his element.
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Another is Rob Reiner, who played the lefty student Michael Stivic on "All in the Family" and says he feels that the bigotry sent up on that sitcom has flared back up with a vengeance.
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Images taken by Sentinel-3A are lower-resolution than those from the first two satellites that the ESA sent up for Copernicus — Sentinel-1A and 2A — but the 3A will cover a wider swathe of Earth.
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There's even Nickelodeon's signature green slime (yes, the slime you're thinking of), which is being sent up care of the ISS U.S. National Laboratory to help astronauts educate students on how fluid operates in microgravity environments.
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He was announced as a pinch hitter in the seventh inning, but when Cleveland manager Terry Francona countered by bringing LHP Andrew Miller into the game, Carlos Ruiz was sent up to pinch hit for Powell.
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Some payback for December's strong gains was expected, but economists are a bit more concerned about Friday morning's jobs data after several key economic reports sent up warnings about the health of the economy this week.
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It's a delight to be taught by one of our least cynical filmmakers Herzog has become almost a meme in recent years, his signature dour voiceovers sent up by Samantha Bee and in maudlin teen movies.
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Not Another Teen Movie sent up teensploitation flicks from both the '80s and '90s, and its faux-romantic finale features Ringwald herself, referencing Pretty in Pink directly and trying to talk some sense into lovesick teens.
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The 12 projects are being sent up as part of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, which is — as NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has emphasized strongly — part of an intentional increase in reliance on private companies.
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During the recent snowstorm in New York — with schools closed for the day — Don Jr., who has five children, had his 9-year-old daughter in the office, sharing breakfast sent up from a restaurant downstairs.
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The pop figures that flit through the show, each sent up with more sweetness than sourness, come from various decades, so that no matter how ignorant you may be of the current scene — who's Iggy Azalea, exactly?
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FRANKFURT, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Europe launched four more Galileo satellites on Thursday, bringing it a step closer to having its own navigation system and marking the first time it has sent up so many satellites at once.
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"There's more excitement on the hill about using the Congressional Review Act to review older rules that weren't sent up to Congress than anything I've ever been involved with before," he told The Hill in an interview.
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"Stock investors sent up a roar and piled back in overnight because a moderate Democrat had moved back into contention in the race for the White House," says Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank.
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For anyone who's seen a gig at The Lansdowne, dealt with crap-talking A&R rep, or had anything to do with the Australian music industry, it's fun to see that world reflected back and sent up.
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The three sent up before it were the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990; the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, which measured gamma rays from 1991-2000; and the Chandra X-ray Observatory in 1999, which measures X-rays.
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An Alaska volcano that has erupted periodically since mid-December sent up its biggest cloud to date late Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning, prompting warnings to airliners and a major US fishing port in the Aleutian Islands.
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Some of them now receive death threats and are forced out of their communities by neighborhoods, while Iraqi security forces have sent up to 170 families with any alleged ISIS ties to "rehabilitation camps" outside of the city.
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Billy Porter, Woody Harrelson and Lin-Manuel Miranda all showed up in this week's "Saturday Night Live" cold open, which sent up this week's CNN town hall on gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues featuring Democratic presidential candidates.
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One source told CNN's Ariane de Vogue that the report sent to the Hill by the FBI includes 45 pages of interview summaries and 1,600 extra pages of information that the bureau sent up from their tip line.
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At a news conference in December, President Obama made it clear that he was not aware of any of this until mid-2016, nearly a year after the hacking began and the British had sent up a flare.
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The Electron rocket is a far smaller one than the Falcon 9s we see so frequently these days, with a nominal payload of 150 kilograms, just a fraction of the many tons that we see sent up by SpaceX.
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McGowan, who refers to Weinstein only as "the Monster" in the book, writes that she was sent up to his suite in Park City, Utah where she thought they were going to have a meeting about her blossoming career.
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Prior to their arrival, NASA will have dispatched the Mars 2020 rover, which will have cached samples of the Martian soil which will be sent up to the astronauts for analysis to hopefully determine whether Mars ever hosted life.
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It would be better if the Republican Congress and president, who one suspects is not aware of the trap he has walked into, admit that they have been sent up a box canyon by the legacy of Ted Kennedy.
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Though The Silence of the Lambs earned Demme his Oscar and remains a modern horror classic, its portrayal of the probably transgender serial killer Buffalo Bill sent up red flags for a number of LGBTQ rights organizations, especially GLAAD.
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Conservation groups like the Nashville Tree Foundation and the Nashville Tree Conservation Corps mobilized their followers, who sent up a great alarm that quickly rippled across Facebook and Twitter and from there to local, and then national, news outlets.
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You said in on the show about what happens with these children when they are, they&aposre under 18, and they are sent up through this journey from Guata or Honduras or from El Salvador and they come up through Mexico.
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Visitors are shown an icon of the Virgin Mary, a new copy of a famous old one, which was sent up to the International Space Station where it orbited the earth a thousand times before being returned to the lake-side.
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As we reported, his case curiously was sent up the flagpole last week to the Washington D.C. headquarters of ICE, and the honchos there decided he should be held without bond, despite the fact he was absolutely eligible for release.
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He teamed up with Lucky 8 Productions, which not only recruited the subjects willing to be sent up the river but also tricked out the jail with new state-of-the-art cameras so that they could catch all the action.
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And a shooting near an anti-Trump rally on Wednesday at about 6:45 PM in Seattle, Washington, which left five injured and sent up red flags for those fearing the worst, appears to have been a personal beef turned violent.
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It starts off very promisingly, with a crew sent up aboard a space station, doing experiments with a mega-powerful particle accelerator in order to save the world's energy crisis, which threatens to break into all-out war any second now.
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But under the rules of reconciliation, the Senate can't increase the budget deficit on a bill sent up by the House — it can only modify the existing House bill in a way that doesn't change its impact on the deficit.
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Having earlier hit an eight-day low of $13 GBP=D3, sterling jumped to $1.2478 after it was confirmed that the letter had been sent, up from around $1.2448 beforehand and leaving the currency up 0.2 percent on the day.
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Payloads being delivered on this mission include a range of experiments, like beer brewing equipment sent up by Budweiser, a parking space that'll live outside the station for mission-critical robots and an updated version of the CIMON robotic astronaut assistant.
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If he knew what he knows now in the summer of 2016, Comey said, the FBI would have sent up a "much larger flair" to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to let them know they had been hacked by Russia.
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The modern medium of podcasting was not-so-lovingly sent up in a fake awards show called the Poddys, hosted by Sarah Koenig of "Serial" (played by Cecily Strong) and The Times's own Michael Barbaro of "The Daily" (played by Schreiber).
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Crucially, acoustic panels festoon the ceiling, the better to absorb the din sent up by the ever-present crowd of diners, and by patrons waiting for tables, whose only choice is to line up, rather awkwardly, in the middle of the room.
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Normally, the design of a GM car — even a concept — takes months, as each sketch, each line, is sent up the chain of command, requiring dozens of people to give their input, make their own changes and eventually sign off on it.
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Jesse Dorogusker, Square's head of hardware, says that those little chips are essentially computers that need to be booted up, then communications with the reader need to happen, then it needs to be sent up to the bank and back down again.
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The canned, dehydrated, and otherwise space-readied options sent up in spacecrafts couldn't support any longstanding settlement on a moon or new planet, so space agencies have been intensely interested in space farming, which would provide fresh, nutrient-dense food to space travelers.
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But beyond the chain-link fence that separated attendees from the tarmac, where a drummer sent up sprays of water every time he pounded his kit and FAKA, the South African performance art duo pranced and sang, the mood definitely was exultant.
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In a nation already riven with anxiety over a heated midterm election, a synagogue mass shooting and high-profile bomb scares, Major Taylor's death and the wounding of another service member in the same attack sent up a fresh wave of grief.
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Data from Sentinel-13A, which is to work in tandem with another satellite to be sent up in mid-2017, could also help shipping companies chart more efficient routes and may be used to monitor forest fires and oil spills and to forecast crops.
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In the hour or so since I first took seriously the possibility of a claim, filed it and sent up a newsroom flare, at least $1,625 had been claimed from Equifax by my co-workers, and that number is sure to continue to grow.
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A fire that broke out following the blast sent up plumes of smoke, prompting BASF, the world's biggest chemicals company, and the city of Ludwigshafen to urge residents in the surrounding area to avoid going outside and to keep their windows and doors shut.
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Observers like Greg LeRoy of Good Jobs First, which tracks development subsidies, saw the brief cancellation as a trial balloon sent up to test whether Foxconn could back away from an economically unviable project without angering Trump, who was waging a trade war against China.
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So if I were an astronaut living on board the ISS, I'd like to think I would pick my personal possessions very carefully, because I imagine the habitat is cramped and it might be a long time before I could get anything sent up again.
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The Neu Jorker, created by Andrew Lipstein and James Folta, is part of a venerable tradition that includes The Harvard Lampoon, which did mock issues of Playboy and Esquire, and The New York Pest, which sent up the tabloid press during the 1962 newspaper strike.
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And while the recommendations provided aren't all that different from what you can find on Yelp, it's nice to be able to get a late check out or toothbrush sent up without having to actually, you know, call and speak with someone on the phone.
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He cemented that goal with his 7212 directorial debut, "Real Life" (showing on Saturday), which sent up PBS's "An American Family" series, and followed it through to "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World" (on Sunday), from 2006, in which a narcissistic comedian (Mr.
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NASA sent up a second medium spacesuit in October to ensure that they wouldn't encounter a similar problem a second time around, but rightly faced criticism for the apparent discrimination of having enough suits to ensure multiple men could spacewalk, but not multiple women.
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The pharmacy on the space station contained 20 vials with 300 milligrams each of an injectable blood thinner, which the astronaut was directed to use on a daily basis until an anticoagulant drug could be sent up to the station on a resupply mission.
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The first four episodes, which were officially released two a week but actually made available in one orgiastic marathon of weirdness on May 21, sent up a head-spinning whirl of plots and characters, some of which have necessarily lain all but untouched for a while.
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The 1-year-old royal has followed big brother Prince George and parents Prince William and Princess Kate in being sent up on ITV's satirical Newzoids, which kicks off its new season in September in the U.K. • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage?
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The Bills' official blog sent up a request for help early this morning to make sure they had people (over 18 and with "proper working papers"—very Bills, IMO) on the job throughout the day and night, and it honestly doesn't seem like that bad a deal.
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Instead, the show sent up the much talked about sit-down between the "CBS This Morning" host Gayle King and the singer R. Kelly, who has been charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving four women, three of whom were underage at the time.
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Moreover, according to Richard White, the firm's government-liaison officer, if a close-up inspection reveals the need for a tool not carried on the servicing spacecraft, it could be sent up via a small-payload "orbital delivery system" which SSL successfully tested for the first time this year.
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Kara Frederick of the Centre for a New American Security, a think-tank, recalls that when she served as an intelligence officer in Afghanistan, for instance, the focus was terrorism; if you sent up a drone, there was little risk of having an enemy intercept its communications system.
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The company is hoping to use its ultra high-altitude balloons in a variety of commercial applications, including real-time image capture, and so it sent up one of its balloons to take pictures using optical imaging sensors that can provide sub-meter resolution of objects on the ground.
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"I think it was like a trial balloon that someone in the administration probably sent up to see kind of how people gauge it or how people would respond to it," said Luke Coffey, a foreign policy expert at The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank based in Washington.
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The payload today was the sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite that has been deployed for U.S. defense customers, though the original five that are already in orbit (which launched over the course of the past decade) were obviously sent up before Space Force was officially formed.
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On the other side are the names of those who worked sugarcane during the domestic slave trade — a time when 213 million enslaved people were bred and sold within the US, often on plantations like the Whitney, before being sold at auction in New Orleans and sent up the Mississippi River.
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The Mets scored four times in the fifth, twice in the sixth and once apiece in the eighth and ninth, when they sent up the potential winning run twice before Michael Marlot retired Lucas Duda and Travis d'Arnaud on a popup and comebacker, respectively, to post his second save of the year.
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In posting the Tifa shot, she had unwittingly sent up a smoke signal to a kindred spirit: "I wanted to show that I was actually a real-live nerd," said Ms. Nastasi, who is the associate manager of book conservation at the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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"Il Sorpasso" (20312), but the Museum of Modern Art's retrospective provides a much fuller view of his career, with other, seldom-screened examples of movies Mr. Risi made in the commedia all'Italiana style (which sent up life in postwar Italy), along with documentaries made shortly after World War II.212-708-9400, moma.
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The radical politics and intellectual glamour of that generation of French intellectuals were sent up in Laurent Binet's recent novel "The Seventh Function of Language," which imagined them as theory-addled James Bond wannabes embroiled in a conspiracy around the death of Mr. Barthes (who, in real life, died in 1980 after being hit by a laundry van).
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Mr. Biden, who spent 36 years in the Senate, will also review his own stewardship of the Judiciary Committee and how he participated in the confirmation of Supreme Court nominees selected by Republican presidents, including Justice Clarence Thomas, the last candidate sent up to Capitol Hill by a Republican president to be approved by a Senate under Democratic control.
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In Call of Duty: Black Ops, developer Treyarch's trademark Zombies mode sent up to four players scurrying through a zombie-infested German movie theater from World War II. The "Kino der Toten" map — which translates to "Cinema of the Dead" — expanded on a lot of ideas that first surfaced in the original Zombies maps from Call of Duty: World at War.
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But they took solace, as always, in the fact that no matter what Trump did, no matter how recklessly he behaved, no matter how many jobs or lives he sent up in smoke, they could just tell the press that an intervention was in the works—a few of them had actually worked, after all—and everything would return to normal again.
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SpaceX has already sent up 563 Starlink satellites in total, across two test batch launches: Two launched in February 2018 from Vandenberg in California, aboard a rocket that was also transporting a satellite called "Paz" for a client, and 60 launched in May of this year, a large test batch that was used to trial ground-based communications, as well as controlled de-orbiting mechanisms.
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A former bush pilot now working for the Department of Energy, Eveland has flown through just about every type of cloud the planet has to offer: sprawling stratus decks above the Alaskan tundra, atmospheric rivers flowing toward the coast of California, low ocean haze in the Azores, and orange pyrocumulus plumes sent up by firestorms in Washington state (which he describes as a "hoot").
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Years later, in 1995, after Jacobson claimed to witness Simon Marketing re-do a drawing that randomly selected a winner in Canada (he said the company didn't want the bigger prizes sent up north), he realized the game was flawed and decided to go all-in, sending the winning pieces off to acquaintances and friends of friends, who would then redeem the prizes and give Jacobson a cut.
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And in the comedy show Saturday Night Live, Alec Baldwin mischievously sent up the presidential version of Christmas by donning a Trump hair-piece and declaring: The war on Christmas is over…It will soon be replaced by the war with North Korea...Just in time for Christmas, we're about to give Americans the biggest, fattest tax cut they've ever seen...It might even make me a real billionaire.
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The Roadster and its fake driver were selected by SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk as the payload for the Falcon Heavy's first flight in part because there was more than a decent chance that whatever was sent up on that first trip was going to end up little more than ash or fiery debris, but the launch actually went very smoothly — despite warnings to the contrary by Musk himself.
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Not long before the end of the play, which urges us time and again not to find its main character attractive, that leading man, David Tennant, is sent up and into the house on a mechanized contraption that soars over the audience: At last, Mr. Tennant's antiheroic D.J., as this Don Juan is called, can be said quite literally to take to the air, even as the play runs in place.
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"I'm really irritated that he would send that letter considering the fact that he was very controversial before this committee to be attorney general, considering that most of the assistant attorney generals have been sent up here have been very controversial and difficult to get through this committee, considering the fact that the President was going to fire him last spring and I went to his defense," the Iowa Republican said.
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In 1887, The Times reported, "One of the skyrockets sent up at the Democratic mass meeting at the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, last night, set fire to the roof of Dr. S.F. Spier's residence, 162 Montague St." Fireworks have set off trouble large and small, such as the errant sparkler that ignited a fatal fire in a department store in Cleveland in 1908, and the street-level chaos of unsanctioned fireworks competitions nowadays.
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A passive-aggressive campaign that neglected to act on warning flares sent up by Democratic operatives on the ground in crucial swing states, and that ignored the advice of the candidate's husband, former President Bill Clinton, and other Democratic Party elders, who argued that the campaign needed to work harder to persuade undecided and ambivalent voters (like working-class whites and millennials), instead of focusing so insistently on turning out core supporters.
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