A stretcher was passed up to the top of the heap.
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Will it be enough to put him at the top of the heap?
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For years Goldman has courted only those at the top of the heap.
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Near the top of the heap is Tom Siebel's Silicon Valley firm C3.
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For those at the top of the heap, much more money can be made.
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We were happy that we were on the top of the heap, no question, that's obvious.
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The ROX Tigers are sitting comfortably at the top of the heap in LoL Championships Korea.
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Meet Amazon&aposs ace cloud team, charged with keeping AWS at the top of the heap:
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Those haven't budged from their position at the top of the heap since the original 2005 report.
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A.I. can put the most important emails at the top of the heap, or manage calendar obligations.
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Every practiced grocery shopper knows that the best produce is rarely sitting on the top of the heap.
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"This is the top of the heap right here, there's no question about it," Nigel says, deadly earnest.
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At the top of the heap is what the company calls the Elevate soundbar, a 10-channel, 5.1.
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This one sits at the top of the heap in terms of the alignment of culture, values, and leadership.
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Before the recent surge in smart trainers, the CycleOps Fluid2 Indoor Trainer was at the top of the heap.
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Kinesis all but pioneered the split keyboard with its Freestyle lineup, and it remains at the top of the heap.
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Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline are at the top of the heap, the bank says, given their existing pipelines and manufacturing capacity.
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Even hot-hand managers, who best a benchmark in one year, struggle to stay at the top of the heap.
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At the top of the heap is Major League Soccer, with well-known players, big contracts and first-rate stadiums.
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Nobody thinks that anymore, and the U.S. is pretty much back to being alone at the top of the heap.
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Titus told me — and it seems true — that she is essentially alone at the top of the heap in this niche.
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"Mitchell has been at the top of the heap down there almost every game this year," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said.
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Recent polls show the four tightly packed together at the top of the heap, with either Biden or Sanders narrowly leading.
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We're going to put Americans first, all Americans, not a special class of crony elites at the top of the heap.
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Still, given the jumble of the primary, nobody should be shocked if she finishes near the top of the heap on Tuesday.
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"It's been a struggle in every woman's life to make it to the top of the heap in business," Corcoran, 67, says.
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Social Darwinism held that the robber barons scrambled to the top of the heap because they were the fittest and most worthy.
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It can certainly endure him finishing in a jumble of candidates at the top of the heap in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In that time, the little liberal arts college in Brunswick, Me., has risen to the top of the heap in financial performance.
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The featherweight division was already rich with talent, but with Max Holloway at the top of the heap the future just got even brighter.
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For everyone else ready to upgrade to a shiny new Android handset, however, the S9 maintains Samsung's spot at the top of the heap.
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"It's not exactly at the top of the heap," Seth Kaplan, managing partner of Airline Weekly, told CNBC's "On The Money" in an interview.
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When the question switched to society's views, however, women had much more in common: Appearance shot to the top of the heap for everyone.
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It seems, then, that those from the lower classes really do take more notice of faces than those who inhabit the top of the heap.
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The Z9 OLED appears to be the top of the heap, with a fairly gigantic 88-inch screen size, 8K upscaling and image noise reduction.
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At the top of the heap is live sports, but your interest in the service will depend greatly on what it is you like to watch.
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At the top of the heap is Rocket Lab, a company building and launching small rockets to specific orbits, with nine successful launches under its belt.
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As countries began making long-term decisions about which manufacturers would build and install thousands of base stations, Huawei was at the top of the heap.
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The K10 is the top of the heap with a 5.3-inch display, fingerprint scanner, Android 7.0 on-board and the same process as the new Stylus.
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That leaves them in fourth place looking up at Oracle and SAP with Salesforce at the top of the heap with almost 20 percent of the market.
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Unsurprisingly, Disney's Frozen 2 was at the top of the heap at the box office for the long holiday weekend, bringing in $124 million over five days.
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Lady Sarah has effectively ruled the realm for years, deftly manipulating its main players — including Anne — and living a comfortable life at the top of the heap.
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Roma and The Favourite are at the top of the heap, with 10 nominations each; Vice and A Star Is Born are in second place with eight apiece.
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The problem for Democratic strategists -- of which Pelosi is at the top of the heap -- is that people outside of their base are far less keen on impeaching Trump.
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The Bouqs doesn't quite roll off the tongue but that fresh new funding puts it at the top of the heap in capital raised among on-demand flower startups.
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That educated women fare better romantically and occupationally than they used to is in many ways a feminist victory, if only for women at the top of the heap.
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Viewers did not take it well, and ratings for "Kevin Can Wait" posted steep declines in Season 2, sending the series from the top of the heap to the bubble list.
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If either can work out those last kinks in the mental game, then perhaps next year will be the one that puts a Chinese team at the top of the heap.
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Montana offers early retirees many things, though its income tax rate, which is 6.9 percent for a family making $50,000 per year, prevented the state from reaching the top of the heap.
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At the top of the heap was the so-called Brady bill, which mandated background checks and waiting periods on gun purchases, and which President Bill Clinton signed into law in 240.
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That positioning, coupled with the years of backend development that have coalesced behind Assistant should leave Amazon more than a little concerned about holding onto its place at the top of the heap.
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IT opened to slightly larger ticket sales, raking in $123.4 million, and Beauty and the Beast is still at the top of the heap with sales of $174.8 million in its first weekend.
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In nine years as a geocacher, Mr. Jacobowitz has discovered more than 8,200 caches, as the treasures are known, ranking him very near the top of the heap among New York City players.
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Some (like Lion and Hidden Figures) were produced and distributed by studios; others (like Manchester by the Sea and Moonlight) surfaced at film festivals and fought their way to the top of the heap.
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In case you were wondering how long Lloyd Blankfein would continue to hold his perch at the top of the heap at Goldman Sachs, well, he's gotten at least one day closer to leaving.
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According to a new report from the jobs site Comparably, the biggest tech companies—and their CEOs—don't make it to the top of the heap when women in the tech industry rate their employers.
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White men, in particular, responded to his rhetoric and persona -- seeing in him a disruptor of oppressive correctness who could lead them back to the top of the heap and the center of the world.
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It was a big bash ... Kelly Ripa, Julianne Moore, Naomi Campbell, Rachel Zoe and a bunch of other stars showed, but the 2 moguls at the top of the heap were undeniably Oprah and Barry.
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Once they've shared the data — which they do confidentially; we sign non-disclosure agreements — we can benchmark them against other accelerators whether or not they [are ranked at or near the top of the heap].
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" On the urgency to get new transportation technologies deployed: "Other countries are moving ahead pretty dramatically in this space ... We entered the 21st Century at the top of the heap, but you don't just stay there.
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Bitdefender, a Romania-based cybersecurity firm, is not as well known as Norton or McAfee but it was at the top of the heap for both free and paid Windows programs, according to Consumer Reports (CR).
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Lanman says that this kind of business model innovation has spurred a large number of clones, both domestically and internationally, and that international expansion is integral to cementing ClassPass's spot at the top of the heap.
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How does one argue, how do you listen, how do you speak your voice—all of those absolutely essential relational skills get lost in this hyper-intense competition to stand alone at the top of the heap.
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Bernie Sanders has propelled himself to the top of the heap, and with the rest of the candidates dividing up the vote, the Democratic Socialist from Vermont now finds himself in a position to win the nomination.
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He's near the top of the heap among contemporary jazz bassists, for reasons you can clearly hear on "How to Get There," a fine duet album that he and the saxophonist Benjamin Koppel put out last year.
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It will take some doing for Lee to pull it off, but a victory here places him right at the top of the heap and lines him up as perhaps the most surprising match up for Conor McGregor.
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HBO dominates HBO rose again to the top of the heap in terms of overall nominations, pulling in a staggering 137 separate citations, eclipsing last year's top dog, Netflix (NFLX), which this year still managed a prodigious 117.
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The New York City (slash Brooklyn, slash Queens, slash North Jersey) heavy music scene is awash in talent, ambition, and weird noises, but in my somewhat humble opinion, Sunrot is sitting pretty at the top of the heap.
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The Prince George's County police force may have diversified in recent years, but at the top of the heap, there's still an imbalance: At the time he wrote his book, 20 of the 30 homicide detectives were white.
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And at the top of the heap are the bakers who might best be described as cookie famous: women like Ms. Bell and Ms. Metoyer, who can command $7 per cookie and $450 for a daylong decorating lesson.
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Mr. Snyder's vision is far from that of Mr. Lauren, whose comprehensive mastery of the narrative fantasias so essential to fashion brought him five decades at the top of the heap and a personal fortune estimated in the billions.
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Sanders had more good polling news from another state with a diverse Democratic electorate: A new survey from the University of Texas and The Texas Tribune was released on Friday showing Sanders at the top of the heap there.
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The post war era and particularly the post Louis era was one of few quality heavyweights, so the ancient Jersey Joe Walcott and the light heavyweight Ezzard Charles could keep working their way back to the top of the heap.
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Growth as a false signal in Y Combinator startups One has to appreciate how Paul Graham built Y Combinator into the world's flagship accelerator and handed it off to others to continue its impressive run at the top of the heap.
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Al Taylor's painting practice — an undertaking whose success was tied to its degree of artlessness — seemed to court, if not the "death of painting," then a refutation of the traditional hierarchy that places painting at the top of the heap.
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For a President who values making history and always having (or saying he has) the biggest and the best, Trump can take comfort in this fact: When it comes to people leaving his administration, he's at the top of the heap.
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"Rush might not be the force he once was," said Michael Harrison, the editor and publisher of Talkers, "but he is still at the top of the heap in news/talk radio and the biggest voice in radio political talk."
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"It was something they will look at, but right now there's so many other moving pieces that it doesn't rise to the top of the heap, because the biggest decision is do you have this event, or don't you," Darman said.
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Also on Monday, Quinnipiac University released a national poll that showed Mr. Biden at the top of the heap, with 25 percent support among Democratic voters nationwide, followed by Mr. Sanders at 19 percent and Ms. Warren at 16 percent.
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At the top of the heap sits Cersei, who over six seasons lost her father and three children — three murders and a suicide — along with her dignity, during a nude walk of shame that ranks among television's most memorable, memeable sequences.
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After a blockbuster earnings report, Amazon is poised to reenter the growing club of $22018 trillion public companies when US markets open on Friday — joining Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Saudi Aramco and Alphabet (GOOGL) at the top of the heap.
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It's meant that Macron, a total upstart from a brand-new party, is polling at the top of the heap, and two populists — one from the far-right and one from the far-left — are drawing raucous crowds and massive support.
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At the top of the heap lies a ream of Netrunner expansions; names like "DATA AND DESTINY" and "CHROME CITY" catch my eye, each promising a brave new set of cards that will totally change my perspective of the game I've come to so appreciate.
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Straight-ahead jazz's culture of cutthroat competition lives on at the club's late-night jam sessions, and Mr. Evans has risen to the top of the heap thanks to a passionate but understated sound, blending the influences of Woody Shaw, Lee Morgan and Roy Hargrove.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've all experienced that moment of dismay when we open a fresh can of mixed nuts, only to find loathed Brazil nuts at the top of the heap, with the tasty cashews and trusty peanuts all the way down at the bottom.
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Nerf Nitro Motofury Rapid Rally SetNerf will be releasing an entire line of Nitro sets available sometime in the Summer later this year, and at the top of the heap is the $50 Motofury Rapid Rally which is the only one to include a motorized blaster.
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The singularly bonkers aesthetic honed in the United Kingdom over the centuries has reached a contemporary apotheosis — and this group of stars is rising to the top of the heap in international interior design by both referencing their country's history and reflecting on color, wit and wackiness.
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Yet much in the manner of its improbable romantic "Twilight Zone"- style plot, "Groundhog Day" seems guaranteed to have the skeptics waving (and using) white handkerchiefs long before its final curtain, while transforming Mr. Karl into the top-of-the-heap musical star he has long deserved to be.
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It's all thanks to one episode, "The Door," when Bran's time-hopping vision quest, the Children of the Forest's pine cone hand grenades, and Hodor's valiant-but-probably-unnecessary sacrifice stacked up the points and sent my team rocketing from second-to-last place to near the top of the heap.
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Analysis Super Bowl 50 is barely in the books, but it is certainly not too soon to start thinking about Super Bowl LI. If oddsmakers are to be believed, the 2016 season will end where so many others have: with the New England Patriots at or near the top of the heap.
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The two clinics Dillashaw performed on Barao, Gagnon showing him up, Eddie Wineland making him look pretty limited before that, and the long lay off that Barao has since taken have all conspired to make Barao look like a fighter who has been 'sussed' or just won't ever get back to the top of the heap.
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TJ Dillashaw is in the awkward spot where he has defeated Renan Barao twice, then lost a close and incredibly entertaining Fight of the Year contender to the great Dominick Cruz, and is now knocking off contenders and trying to stay at the top of the heap while Cruz takes on Faber of the month, Cody Garbrandt.
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The movie would likely have earned only middling reviews from most critics (which would contribute to a lackluster Rotten Tomatoes score, a measure by which many moviegoers make their ticket-buying decisions), and it would have to fight its way through the sea of other sequels and franchises to get to the top of the heap.
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Considering the pilot of this series ended with a health scare for Logan Roy, one that very well could have claimed his life, and considering that the episodes following said health scare were all about his children scrambling to get to the top of the heap to succeed him, it's kind of remarkable how much more this man has cemented his power in just 11 episodes.
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Hulu $5.99 / month ($71.88 per year) for limited commercials plan$11.99 / month ($143.88 per year) for no commercials plan$12.99 / month ($155.88 per year) for limited commercials plan and Spotify Premium$4 / month ($59.88 per year) student combo for limited commercials plan and Spotify Premium Its growing lineup of strong original programming — with The Handmaid's Tale at the top of the heap — makes Hulu's traditional service a must for many people.
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Taylor went out and bought whatever paint he could afford to engage in a process of determining the limits of its physical properties, an undertaking whose success was tied to its degree of artlessness — a practice that seems to court, if not the "death of painting," then a refutation of the traditional hierarchy that places painting at the top of the heap, an inherent critique of the medium's formal qualities and historical concerns.
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Mass Ag produced a stellar record for the second consecutive season. The team won most of their games handily, placing themselves at the top of the heap for teams outside the Ivy League.
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Chamber Music was released in 1999. With the commercial success Coal Chamber received with the album, the band toured on headlining and festival tours."COAL CHAMBER: MATURING AT THE TOP OF THE HEAP". Chart Attack, 1999.
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By 1918, the team found itself at the top of the heap again, led by Ruth to another Series championship over the Chicago Cubs. The 1918 victory for Boston was provided by the pitching of Ruth and submarine pitcher Carl Mays.
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" According to Dreamcast Magazine, Mortal Kombat Gold's returning "old favourites like Sub-Zero, Kitana and Baraka" too had by then "dated moves and fatalities."Allex Warren, "Mortal Kombat Gold". Dreamcast Magazine issue 32, page 21. Her combos improved in the later games, and according to BradyGames' official guide for Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, "Kitana stays at the top of the heap as far as kombatants go.
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In heap leaching processes, crushed (and sometimes agglomerated) ore is piled in a heap which is lined with an impervious layer. Leach solution is sprayed over the top of the heap, and allowed to percolate downward through the heap. The heap design usually incorporates collection sumps, which allow the "pregnant" leach solution (i.e. solution with dissolved valuable metals) to be pumped for further processing.
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" He also visited Mother Teresa in Calcutta, India, where he ministered to the sick in one of her hospices. He explained, "Politics is a power struggle to get to the top of the heap. Calcutta and Mother Teresa are about working with those who are at the bottom of the heap. And to see them as no different than yourself, and their needs as important as your needs.
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If, however, comparisons require a function call or other complex logic, then bottom-up heapsort is advantageous. This is accomplished by improving the `siftDown` procedure. The change improves the linear-time heap-building phase somewhat, but is more significant in the second phase. Like ordinary heapsort, each iteration of the second phase extracts the top of the heap, , and fills the gap it leaves with , then sifts this latter element down the heap.
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Hunter confesses to his angry fiancée Jenny that he finds himself at the top of the heap without any meaning and she takes him back. As Rita Marlowe opens her television spectacular for Stay-Put Lipstick, she is surprised by the appearance of the show's "surprise" guest star of (and the one true love of her life), George Schmidlap. Freed from strain of advertising, Rock and Jenny retire to the country to tend a chicken farm, announcing that he has found the real living end.
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Ultimate Combat! began its existence as a board game created by Dave Long in 1987 for play by members of the US Judo International Traveling team - judo players who were at the 'top of the heap' in US Judo and odds-on favorites to make the 1988 Olympic Team. The board game, which is unnamed, included about 20 different playable characters, each with different levels of physical strength, speed, stamina, and a variety of techniques. Attacks could be enhanced with the addition of strength and speed points, and were more effective when moving in each technique's favorite direction.
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The group signed with the Los Angeles-based Diplomacy Records and in late 1966 released a single featuring the fuzz-drenched "Sacrifice", backed with "I Want to Tell You" that became a regional hit. The song also garnished airplay overseas in parts of Europe, New Zealand, and Australia. After the success of "Sacrifice", they began touring regionally and elsewhere around the country. According to Virdin, "When you are on the road, it’s not what it’s made out to be — unless you are at the top of the heap..." Virdin points out that one of the group's most memorable occasions was playing one night behind Chuck Berry as his pickup band.
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It's garbage, but right from the top of the heap." Heinlein buff David Potter explained on alt.fan.heinlein, in a posting reprinted on the Heinlein Society, that the entire book is actually "one of the greatest textbooks on narrative fiction ever produced, with a truly magnificent set of examples of HOW NOT TO DO IT right there in the foreground, and constant explanations of how to do it right, with literary references to people and books that DID do it right, in the background." He noted that "every single time there's a boring lecture or tedious character interaction going on in the foreground, there's an example of how to do it RIGHT in the background.
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This is regrettable because the chief distinction in the way of freshness the picture has to offer are the scenes which reflect the pulse beat of the dress industry — the crowds scurrying along Seventh Avenue amid the traffic of dress carts and the frenetic atmosphere of the showrooms where the buyers are not only baited with dresses but blandishments as well. The camera roves excitingly through this fabulous, hurly-burly in the pictures' opening sequences, but too soon Director Michael Gordon has to face the business of telling the story of a pert young-lady who is determined to climb to the top of the heap . . . With less whitewash and more honesty, I Can Get It for You Wholesale could have been an exciting, instead of just an average good, entertainment."New York Times review TV Guide rated it three out of four stars, calling it a "smooth but not stellar adaptation of Weidman's novel" and "about as accurate an image as one can get of the 'Rag Trade' circa 1951.
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