" Her parents added: "Catherine just loved mountains and sunrises.
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Of course, you don't see 16 sunrises on the Moon.
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The sunsets and sunrises are songs just waiting to happen.
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That means they see 16 sunrises and sunsets every day.
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That means visitors would see 16 sunrises and sunsets each day.
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Think past the cliches of sunrises and flowers; what really hits home?
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So the International Space Station sees 16 sunrises in a single orbit.
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But we had the most beautiful month, with beautiful sunsets and sunrises.
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Carl Cox, Pete Tong, Pacha, Amnesia, Balearic beats, beachside sunsets and sunrises.
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A stellar hotel Anyone want to see 16 sunrises in one day?
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If I do see sunrises it's because I stayed up all night.
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I'm a lot more careful now about where and when I book sunrises.
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It shouldn't be surprising: Life evolved against the backdrop of sunrises and sunsets.
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Forget wishing on a star, Disney seems to be all about sunrises today.
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There are faces, sunrises, a dragon's eye, and toward the middle, the Heart.
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On social media, he posts pictures of orange sunrises and lake-effect snowfall.
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He daydreams, watches the crops grow and admires the seasons, sunrises and sunsets.
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Sunsets go red-orange to deep blue/purple, sunrises go yellow-orange to blue.
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But you can still catch the latest sunrises on January 229, 43, and 24.
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Flat sand and gorgeous sunrises: What's not to like about running on Daytona's beach?
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All we have to do to change the world is see a lifetime of sunrises.
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Sure enough, the colorful designs emerged, small sunrises slowly peeking out from each black surface.
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But you can still catch the latest sunrises on January 215, 229, 290, and 22010th.
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But this is especially useful when you travel, and sunrises and sunsets occur at unfamiliar times.
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I watched Kansas sunsets and Oklahoma sunrises and camped on soft beds of Texas pine needles.
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From colorful fruit to sunrises, these photos motivated us in our mornings just by looking at them.
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Unlike the real world, hundreds of sunrises and sunsets can be created in the simulator every day.
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Maybe they were brought on by the almost summery sunrises and the definitely summerlike temperatures last week.
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The tides, the weather, sunsets and sunrises, eclipses: all of that stuff occurs because the Earth is round.
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He added that there are astronomy and photography apps that show you that paths of sunrises and sunsets.
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The West's erroneous homogenized Africa of poverty, famine, and conflict now coupled with one of sunrises, spiritualism, and showtunes.
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Racing high over beautiful landscapes, catching epic sunrises, slicing through clouds, it's an exquisite way to appreciate nature's grandeur.
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For most of the finishers, there are two sunrises -- or more than 2100 hours of running -- before it's over.
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Kopra notes that because of this the crew is able to witness 16 sunrises and sunsets every single day.
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Sometimes I create a collage of images: children, horses, flowers, sunsets and sunrises, the beach, a dog, a sport.
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"It's our role as members of the media "to make sure we find the sunrises as well as the sunsets.
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In the space of four hours and 55 minutes he saw three sunrises, circling the Earth at more than 773,000mph (27,000kph).
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I got in the habit of chasing sunrises (best: Charles Bridge, the Metronome) and sunsets (Vysehrad Fortress, Riegrovy Sady beer garden).
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They're sunrise alarms, which simulate relaxing sunsets to lull you to sleep and invigorating sunrises to help you wake in the morning.
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According to the theoretical predictions, later sunrises and sunsets should shift wake and bedtime later, while later sunsets should increase sleep duration.
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Samsung says the camera can recognize 20 different types of scenes, including food, portraits, pets, landscapes, beaches, sunrises and sunsets, and more.
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Under his watchful eye, his state has allowed so much natural gas fracking that Oklahoma now has way more earthquakes than sunrises.
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Basically, as Vox's Joss Fong has explained, a total lunar eclipse is like projecting all the sunsets and sunrises onto the moon.
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Their rich browns, pinks and yellows combine deep vistas of pristine lakes and mountains and glowing sunsets or sunrises with busy foregrounds.
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A benefit to renting transportation is the ability to witness the remarkable sunrises of Rapa Nui from different points across the island.
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A team at the school noticed that over the summer, sunrises and sunsets have had more of a purple color to them.
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My room gave me a front-and-center seat for idealistic sunrises, sunsets, and otherwise long stretches of staring at the Caribbean Sea.
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Crew members experience 16 sunrises and sunsets each day, and they have to strap themselves down inside their sleeping bags to counteract weightlessness.
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With a triple-star system like this, someone standing on HD 1313993Ab would witness triple sunrises and sunsets each day, during certain seasons.
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I grew to love the sunrises and to appreciate the fact that I saw so many thanks to always being up so early.
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Pluto's sunrises and sunsets would actually look blue to humans standing on the surface of the small world, New Horizons scientists have said.
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Astronauts there take photos through the windows all the time, capturing auroras and massive hurricanes as well as plenty of sunrises and sunsets.
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Often the only way to see it is during sunrises and/or sunsets when the sunlight is refracted, showing off the upper atmosphere.
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An earlier version of this article, using information from NASA, misstated the number of sunrises and sunsets that occurred from the astronauts' perspectives.
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The International Space Station orbits our planet every 90 minutes, allowing its crew members to see 16 sunsets and sunrises in 24 hours.
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In northwestern China's Urumqi, Xinjiang, for example, people experience sunsets at midnight in the summer, and sunrises at 10 AM in the winter.
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To the blue sunrises when I hear hervoice in my ear, saying alcohol isa depressant, there is a reason forhow low I feel.
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"I was born in Chile, but now I live on a rooftop in Mexico City, with views of incredible sunrises," he tells her.
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Simulations by Sergio Martín and Juan Cortés, astronomers at the observatory, supported the thesis that some rows are aligned with sunrises on important dates.
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The supermoon post, for example, was inspired by the way so many of Facebook's users already post photos of sunsets, sunrises and the moon.
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On the station, astronauts and cosmonauts see about 16 sunrises and sunsets per day, and float around in the weightlessness of the orbiting outpost.
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Clouds and light are constantly shifting on Earth as seen from space, plus astronauts in orbit get about 16 sunrises and sunsets per day.
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Because we did, we were treated to gorgeous over-water sunrises each morning and a view of the glinting Disney Boardwalk across the lake.
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I'm obsessed with sunsets and sunrises, and those are my favorite colors: pink, baby blue, purple, yellow, orange, and a little bit of red.
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Before it's over, some runners will have experienced three sunrises, two nights of running, perhaps a few harmless hallucinations, serious blisters and numbing sleep deprivation.
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Set to Sigur Ros' "Hoppipolla," the video flashes between clips of slow motion bats, sunrises, lightning, scrapping birds, thieving monkeys and one very colourful parrot.
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They programmed four 350-gallon tanks to imitate the sunrises, sunsets, moon phases, temperatures, and water quality that help corals reproduce in the Florida Keys.
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We studied his habits, observing that Harold preferred cold sunrises and dreary haze; we spotted him seven times in September and six more in October.
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"The island between Rome and Naples [is] where you can see the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets, I think, in the world," she told Vogue.
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It's a joy to ride a dirt bike around the early provinces, capturing shots of sunrises and twinkling stars, but the world is otherwise empty.
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In that time, Korienko and Kelly have seen about 16 sunrises and sunsets per day due to the station's extreme speed as it orbits the planet.
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Islanders told me their favorite thing about living on Pitcairn was being able to view the stunning sunsets and sunrises from any point on the island.
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To some, the Atlantic Coast conjures visions of New England lighthouses, sunrises in the Chesapeake Bay and tourists flocking to the white sands of Myrtle Beach.
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There were images of fighter jets and missile launchings cut together with shots of dancing children, pictures of artisanal pizza and time-lapse sunrises over skyscrapers.
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It's true that the people who see more sunrises than most of us eat less -- and more healthy -- calories than in a Western diet, Redman said.
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" Among Rudolph's riffs, the Vogue editor also reveals her penchants for preventative nose-wiping and sunrises, as well as her disdain for "people who say 'ex-presso.
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People attending Burning Man (called "Burners") who wake up early enough — or just stay up all night — are treated to incredible sunrises with vibrant pinks and oranges.
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Right now a lot of people have unreasonable sunrises (the dark spots) for much of the year: Here's how things would change if daylight saving was abolished.
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But I'm going to try, even if it's only for a week or two: for more winter sunrises, for more sunlight, and even for more — why not?
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The effects have reached other countries, including turning the sky red and glaciers black with smoke in New Zealand and affecting sunrises and sunsets in South America.
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" He made 70 or 80 pictures this way, "always in this same window, but every day it was different: different colors, no two sunrises are the same.
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"It's been a tradition for Mars missions to capture sunrises and sunsets," said Justin Maki, InSight science team co-investigator and imaging lead at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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It has the usual list of features—a loud alarm, a dimmable clock, a snooze button, and buttons to adjust brightness and the duration of sunsets and sunrises.
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I'm very sensitive to light, and the sunrises in Montauk used to wake me up at 4, but I recently got blackout shades, so I can sleep later.
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According to NASA, the smoke had already traveled halfway around the planet by January 8, "turning the skies hazy and causing colorful sunrises and sunsets" in South America.
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On a tour of the Dolomites, an intermediate-level skier from Chicago took in breathtaking sunrises, snow-kissed pine forests and a dose of World War I history.
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Everything else, like setting wake-up schedules and adjusting the length of the sunsets and sunrises in 15-minute increments (up to 90 minutes), is controlled through the app.
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While it's believed turtles use the Earth's magnetic fields to navigate when migrating long distances, researchers think sunrises might be a factor in helping them pinpoint their final destination.
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One of the biggest problems with daylight saving time is that for many of us with 9-to-5 jobs, our sunrises and sunsets often occur at odd times.
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The cabin interior is also Hawaii-themed with rainbow, sky, and ocean lighting, as well as wall colors meant to evoke Hawaii's blue skies, sunrises, sunsets, and night skies.
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Based on the quality of sunrises and sunsets alone, I would put Koh Lipe high on my list of the most beautiful places I have visited in the world.
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His personal serenity can be found in the natural habitat of Carriacou, where the buzz of hummingbirds, the "bahhs" of sheep and oceanfront sunrises give him true peace of mind.
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Mr. Downing said the idea was originally based on having "an eight-hour economy," but electricity demand is no longer based on sunrises and sunsets — not when there's air conditioning.
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A hillside slope on the property has steps that lead to a valley overlook, and they're planning to build a wide deck in that spot for watching sunrises and sunsets.
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The paper doesn't exclusively deal in translating talking style and facial movements from one human to another—it also includes examples with blooming flowers, sunrises and sunsets, and clouds and wind.
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This allowed Forger's team to collect about a year's worth of sleep-related data, including a wide range of sunrises and sunsets and their relation to time spent awake or asleep.
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The canvases and watercolors he has produced over the years — of flamboyant sunrises and feverish sunsets — address themes that most committed modernists would either scorn or find too frightening to tackle.
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There are 28.8 different settings, including: Food, Portraits, Flowers, Indoor scenes, Animals, Landscapes, Greenery, Trees, Sky, Mountains, Beaches, Sunrises and sunsets, Watersides, Street scenes, Night scenes, Waterfalls, Snow, Birds, Backlit and Text.
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Atop one of the monuments, a weather station and webcam would livestream the marine conditions, as well as offer the world an aerial view of sunrises and sunsets over an iconic city.
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Some scenes are intercut with dialogue or written texts; others transition placidly with wide-frame landscapes of sunrises, sunsets, trees, a frozen lake, fading light seeping through a rustling off-white curtain.
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Hawaii's choice against observing daylight saving time causes less disruption than Arizona's given that it is isolated from other states and near the Equator, where the sunrises and sunsets don't vary much.
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Just down the road, at least 100 people were gathered on picnic blankets on a hillside to watch the most spectacular iteration of all the sunsets and sunrises I saw in Prague.
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And you do notice that lesser pixel density—especially in places where you're meant to see a smooth gradient of color, such as sunrises, sunsets, and areas where light casts a long shadow.
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Erg Herbe's similarly built around woodwinds and synthetic drones, but it's a gleeful sort of centeredness—the gleaming sunrises of new age tapes past rendered in crayon and gel pen instead of watercolor.
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The planes feature wireless streaming inflight entertainment — and they're even designed with touches that reflect Hawaii, "from bark cloth (kapa) to fishing nets, and even LED lighting mirroring Hawaii's idyllic sunrises and sunsets."
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In our time out here we've seen a small number of birds, a handful of whales, dozens of dolphins, 2717 sunrises, 22 sunsets, the occasional passing ship, and lots and lots of plastic.
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I've watched more movies in the air than on the ground, gazed at stunning sunrises over the Arctic snows, done some of my best writing in the air, and have forged lifelong friendships.
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Previously, the Midnight Moment series has filled Times Square with floating flowers, roaring oceans, and animated sunrises, but August's Midnight Moment is the most ambitious so far, says Times Square Arts Director Sherry Dobbin.
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But this can go wrong, says Paul Jennings, head of experimental engineering at Warwick, such as when cameras succumb to a condition known as "washout" caused by the glare of bright sunrises and sunsets.
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"These particles, or aerosols, scatter sunlight as it passes through the air, which in combination with the absorption of light by the ozone layer, gives sunrises and sunsets that purple tint," the release says.
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On Twitter, Peter Caltner noted that the mission saw 10,880 sunrises and sunsets, not 10,994, as I originally wrote (which would have been the case if the mission had not been shortened to 340 days).
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And at the peak of the eclipse, for 77 minutes, the moon was bathed in a somber red-orange hue, the result of all the sunrises and sunsets on Earth projecting themselves onto the moon.
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Here, an elaborate and expensive system of LED lights is designed to emulate sunrises, sunsets and phases of the moon to coax pillar coral in tanks into reproducing as if they were in the ocean.
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We see brilliant, dramatic sunrises and a shaft of sunlight piercing down through storm clouds onto the surface of the ocean like a spotlight, thousands of miles from any other eye that might enjoy such beauty.
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Mr. Kelly has documented much of his trip on his Instagram and Twitter accounts, which became popular largely because of his distant views of Earth and its otherworldly sunrises and sunsets (he witnessed 10,103 of them).
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That is something that I have done in my life — think of the things that are magic moments that happen to you, like sunsets and sunrises, rainbows, beautiful birds, music and people's lovely comments to you.
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Because of its eastern orientation, facing the water, the house has views of "some of the best sunrises you could have in Bali," said Joe White, the sales director of Seven Stones Indonesia, which has the listing.
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Delta Air Lines' new A350s feature LED ambient lighting, and Singapore Airlines' new LED lighting systems offer the cabin crew 16 million color combinations and the ability to simulate sunrises, sunsets and other times of the day.
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Floridians voted this year to keep daylight saving time all year long, in a plan called the Sunshine Protection Act, to offer sleepy tourists a full year of sunrises that take place at the sort of hour vacationers approve.
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Perched atop the Scarborough Bluffs, a nine-mile expanse of wooded cliffs, the 1,836-square-foot, midcentury-modern house offers unobstructed views of Lake Ontario, with "spectacular" sunrises from its east-facing living room, said Adam Stork, the owner.
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Pitt asked Hague a lot of questions about what experiments he was working on, what spacewalking is like, and how the astronauts manage to have a normal sleeping schedule when they see 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every day.
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If we take an example of a person on a beach seeing the sunrise every day , the assumption is that after seeing X number of sunrises, said person would have enough prior experience to predict a sunrise in the future.
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After I turned in my thesis and then graduated college, I spent several weeks battling the worst insomnia of my life, a period which I recall only as a blur of different drinks (all disgusting), Civilization games, and too-early sunrises.
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This can leave you feeling exhausted when you want to be awake (and vice versa) and it often takes a few days for your body to re-adjust to the new schedule of sunrises and sunsets you find yourself in.
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Maintaining a comfortable buzz can be a futile effort when you're at a bottomless boozy brunch, because just a couple free-flowing Bloody Marys, mimosas, Bellinis, and tequila sunrises can take you from tipsy to turnt in a surprisingly short amount of time.
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The video pulls other journey metrics that it's already begun sharing with riders through the app, including fun stats like the number of sunrises and sunsets they've "driven through," the total of five-star trips and the longest streak of five-star trips.
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Click here to view original GIFFlorian Nick spent six weeks traveling over 3,400 miles across the western provinces of Canada, waking up at the crack of dawn to point his camera at sunrises, and hiking up mountains to capture awe-inspiring vistas.
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Like we've seen on Huawei phones such as the Mate 0003 Pro and P2000 Pro, LG's AI cam can identify a range of scenes and objects such as pets, fruits, sunrises, and more, and then use that knowledge to automatically adjust the camera's settings.
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Albums like 1988's Spirit of Eden and its predecessor, the two million copies-selling The Colour of Spring, are lush amalgamations of synth-pop ambient, jazz, classical and the kind of pastorally-focused English interpretation of rock that brings to mind sunrises over green belt towns.
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Since I joined the National desk of The New York Times in 2013, I have amassed more than 2 million Marriott points, the bounty of about two dozen sunrises at the Renaissance St. Louis Airport, several nights at the Courtyard near Interstate 473 in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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As Ms. Bigbee and her co-workers were talking over beers and Tequila Sunrises at Sully's in Indianapolis, executives from United Technologies were hosting a gathering of their own in New York City — at the Plaza Hotel, a property that was once owned, as it happens, by Donald Trump.
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Rather than staring out at brick walls, garbage-strewn streets or other people's windows, you gaze out at sunrises and sunsets, oceans and sounds, bridges and mountains, and the vast funnel of money and real estate that flows south and collects in the gilded sliver of Manhattan below.
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Upstairs, Shani Peters's installation, "17,195 Sunrises" (2019), makes reference to the number of times the sun has risen between the first utterance of the ubiquitous phrase "Black Power" by Stokely Carmichael in 1966, to the inception of the presently definitive Black Lives Matter movement, spurred by Alicia Garza in 2013.
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He promised her the moon and the stars and delivered on that promise night after night beneath the twinkling skies on Pawleys Island — about 10 miles from Murrells Inlet — where they lay wrapped in a beach quilt, getting acquainted and marveling at meteor showers, shooting stars and majestic sunrises above the Atlantic.
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After a broken sandal strap, sunburn on her cheeks, mud in her ears, bugs in her hair, blisters around her ankles, bruises on her hips, boiled eggs, bottled water, sour berries, pickup trucks and train cars and footsteps through the dirt, sunrises and sunsets, nagging doubt and crackling hope—she has arrived.
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They point out that Munch's poem and contemporaneous writings by his friend and fellow artist Christian Skredsvig suggest that the red sky phenomenon Munch struggled to paint was a one-time occurrence, whereas red sunrises and sunsets in the eruption's aftermath were more or less daily occurrences in much of the world.
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Few filmmakers are as stylistically consistent as Bay, who recycles many of the same shots, editing patterns, and color schemes in nearly all of his films: He loves hot neon color contrasts (especially teal and orange), and his movies often appear to take place in a perpetual magic hour, with moody sunsets and sunrises looming in the background.
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Fleiss, promising that a "new clue to who will be your next Bachelor will be revealed each day until the official announcement is made," restarted the guessing game with this little gem about sunrises: Lest you forget, Luke's all-American upbringing on a family ranch guarantees that he has at least a familiarity with early morning hours.
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I've always been an early riser, and it was on Grindstone that I became addicted to sunrises, swimming around the island to catch them on the still lake amid the loon calls, then rushing in a shiver back to my cabin to change for breakfast and morning meeting on the broad, shaded porch of the main lodge.
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But I have read my Jakob Boehme, and I have read all the prophets, and I have heard whispers of flowers and winds and songs of birds, and I have seen sunrises and I have sat by peaceful brooks and yesterday I was walking through a Brooklyn street and I saw crocuses blooming, and forsythias, and a very fragile, gentle blue flower, the name of which I do not know — so I know that there is something much stronger, much more unfathomable, than us, the humans.
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The lyrics bear that out perfectly: Nights turn into days Days turn into years And among them I was going faster in circles Winds are blowing on me Blow on the back of my neck Everything seems too far too big I'm not moving forward It's the time that drifts away This is another passing train It's a further tightening rope (knot) Sunrises sinking fast As more seasons pass And I stay the same in this shortening time (x2) I'm not moving forward It's the time that drifts away This is another passing train It's a further tightening rope (knot) By the end of the video, there's some catharsis, though it's bittersweet.
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