That forced schools to close early and left roads unfixed.
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Leaks went unfixed, tenants alleged, and broken appliances went unrepaired.
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Mr. Formanek's big, expressive instrument remains unfixed but supportive underneath.
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Throughout, the camera remains fluid, its point of view unfixed.
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A map of fixed and unfixed broadband coverage as of 2016.
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Millions of cars remain unfixed, yet are still on the road.
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A deep, defining feature of dance is that it's materially unfixed.
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Broken air-monitoring stations went unfixed and equipment was often old and unreliable.
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In addition, developers' priorities may lie elsewhere, so even known bugs remain unfixed.
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In fact, genderqueer or gender-fluid individuals may have an unfixed gender identity.
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This leaves the alleged violation unfixed and the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) abused.
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In this way, the "you" is addressed to an anonymous, unfixed, and replicable body.
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JON CARAMANICA The pianist Simona Premazzi's musical personality is a strong but unfixed thing.
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He heard the drip again, still unfixed, and the rattle of the house's winter shutters.
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They include distorted world maps, in which the geopolitical relations we're familiar with are unfixed.
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Being GENDER FLUID is not a matter of settling on attractions, but of remaining unfixed.
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Grace, in Ms. Atwood's novel, is a shape-shifter, too, her guilt or innocence unfixed.
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It was identified in 2012, but went unfixed because of unexplained technology delays, they have said.
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He warned Georgia election officials about the data exposure, but it was left unfixed for months.
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Yoakum's is an art that's endlessly corroborated by an unfixed narrative which is also fissuring and derailing.
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And so long as that problem goes unfixed, no candidate, in the end, will be good enough.
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The floor of the upper ellipse also curves up and down, giving the hall an unfixed, fluctuating profile.
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The highest rates of unfixed vehicles were, in order, Texas, Mississippi, Alaska, Utah and West Virginia, Carfax said.
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But other security researchers say that the bug — if left unfixed — could be used for more disruptive attacks.
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In the new case, judges are being asked to settle boundaries that were left unfixed by the 2012 judgement.
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Jackson, Mississippi resident Eddie Prosser was tired of the pothole that had graced his neighborhood for a year, unfixed.
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Wang indicts the medical establishment for its shortcomings in treating mental illness and describes living with an unfixed reality.
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Then he could toggle rapidly between these perspectives, these scales, in a relay that unfixed him from his body.
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The mayor's death was related to an unfixed sewer problem that caused sewage to back up in people's homes.
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If you're a journalist writing about this, remember this worm spreads based on a vulnerability NSA kept unfixed for years.
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And with that, plenty of innocent technology users are going to continue using software and other products with unfixed issues.
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Segura said he's aware of a separate Firefox browser lock bug that remains unfixed two years after it was reported.
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Those largely unfixed flaws make it far easier for governments — and anyone else — to tap into calls as they're being made.
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For 'Moments' that scene was 'the space between'—those little fleeting, unfixed points in time that you wish you could keep.
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You're coming off of this Tilt-a-Whirl that's going 9,000 miles an hour, and so many things have come unfixed.
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The current oversight system is so lax that even a serious deficiency at a carrier can go unfixed, the report said.
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L — who facetiously called himself "the friendliest black artist in America," and whose views on race and self are wildly unfixed.
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The charismatic CEOs and kombucha on tap simply distracted from the fact that the cracked foundations of most people's lives remain unfixed.
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In September 2015, AutoNation's then-CEO Mike Jackson pledged in a conference call to not sell used cars with unfixed safety recalls.
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The database is used for tracking software bugs, and contained descriptions of unfixed vulnerabilities in Microsoft software, including its Windows operating system.
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The database is used for tracking software bugs and contained descriptions of unfixed vulnerabilities in Microsoft software, including its Windows operating system.
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I think that fanfiction can never really be fulfilled because it's speculative and unfixed in nature—that's why it's so exciting to me.
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More than 57 million vehicles on U.S. roads have unfixed recalls although the affected vehicles are repaired free of charge, according to Carfax.
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Each photograph is printed on unfixed cyanotype, which gives it a blueish tint that will fade into a blue haze as the Biennial progresses.
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The database contained descriptions of critical and unfixed vulnerabilities in some of the most widely used software in the world, including the Windows operating system.
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Microsoft was expected to patch a zero-day flaw in the company's file sharing protocol, SMB, with its February patches, but the issue remains unfixed.
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Other amateur filmmaking moments also went unfixed, like a scene with out-of-sync dialogue and the wires on the police "spinner" or flying car.
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Equifax has said that the attackers gained access to its systems last year through a known software flaw that was inadvertently left unfixed for months.
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Of course, GrayKey is only as good as the vulnerabilities left unfixed, thus continuing the never-ending battle between Apple and law enforcement for your iPhone.
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It puts Europe and Iran on notice that the U.S. is prepared to walk away if new provisions are not added and the flaws remain unfixed.
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The audit notes that many of the vulnerabilities Trails of Bits reported to Voatz were only partially fixed, unfixed, or considered by Voatz as acceptable risks.
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Inside, a series of colossal half-arches in rough concrete interlock, as if in an M. C. Escher print, giving the space an unfixed, exploratory feel.
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While federal law prohibits dealers from selling new vehicles with unfixed recalls, there is no law that prevents used cars with similar problems from being sold. Sen.
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During commutes, it's been a distraction from the unfixed, century-old infrastructure around my subway car, as well as the plutocrats who sucked the public coffers dry.
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Those with unfixed schedules will only be slotted to work when they say they are available and will not be expected to be available on short notice.
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By raising the prospect of potholes going unfixed and construction workers being laid off, Mr. Christie ratcheted up the pressure on state lawmakers to reach an agreement.
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The engineer told the group that the still unfixed floor mats were a safety issue, even as Tesla had tens of thousands of cars on the road.
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APT2.03 uses zero-day exploits, malware-equipped spearfishing emails, publicly known but unfixed vulnerabilities in computer systems and malicious iFrames embedded in hacked websites to steal people's files.
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" Her own category, she said, used pictorial fragmentation to delve into "what it's like to be in a body of ongoing questions, one that is unfixed and unstable.
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Do not go expecting fireworks; her tools can be as unprepossessing as a tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers.
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In advance of Intel's latest patches, released on Tuesday, the company was notified of more unfixed flaws and asked researchers to once again stay silent, but they've refused.
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This local mind-set — leave things as they fall, unfixed as long as they remain unbroken — is seen by the city's critics as a sign of its frugality.
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It also uses an outdated version of the script language PHP, exposing the site to vulnerabilities that have gone unfixed in the months since that release was last supported.
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A White House board makes the ultimate decision of which vulnerabilities are kept by weighing investigative necessity against the harm that would be caused by the vulnerability going unfixed.
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Potholes go unfixed, it says, and all of Islip's five brownfield sites — land that has been environmentally contaminated and often abandoned as a result — are in or near Brentwood.
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With "The Height of the Storm," which opened on Tuesday at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, his idée fixe about unfixed consciousness gets its fullest and least rewarding workout.
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A Canadian, such as Mr Mundell, was better placed to imagine the trade-offs other countries would face once capital began to move freely across borders and currencies were unfixed.
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" But don't go expecting fireworks, he said, "her tools can be as unprepossessing as a tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers.
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Bedsheets went unwashed, toilets and door handles went unfixed, and the cook fell into a tired routine: hard-boiled eggs and bread for breakfast, stewed okra and bread for dinner.
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In a written statement in July, John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, noted the cost overruns and cited a list of crucial malfunctioning systems that remained unfixed.
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I created an extensive budget with all my fixed and unfixed expenses for me and my partner, but when it came to holiday shopping and sales, we went over budget.
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After they notified Intel about the unfixed flaws in advance of Tuesday's patch release, the company asked the researchers to remain silent until it could produce another patch, the researchers said.
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Gamache said it is troubling that the type of vehicle with the highest rate of unfixed safety issues is the family-oriented minivan, with one of every 20083 having open recalls.
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I agree with the best interest standard, but there are so many problems with this rule's requirements that, left unfixed, will leave consumers with fewer retirement savings choices and retirement savings advisors.
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And the tax increases badly hurt the economy and jobs market, and the insurance markets really have entered a death spiral that if left unfixed will blow-up the entire insurance market.
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That's true, in the short term, but the underlying crisis remains unfixed: There just aren't enough workers the government can tax to cover benefits for all the baby boomers who are retiring.
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In many that were on view in a 2015 retrospective at SculptureCenter in Queens, and in two new works here, meaning is unfixed and death is nothing to get worked up about.
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Yet the intervening hour and a half in which the mistake sat unfixed gave the Twitter-sphere plenty of time to get in a few jokes at the expense of Trump's spelling skills.
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A tea-ringed saucer, a discolored hatbox, an unfixed sink or a case of vegetable peelers — from these humble materials, the Irish-born artist conjures wrenchingly moving tableaus of family, loss and memory.
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Well, after leaving from Theranos in 2016, CMS regulators banned Balwani from owning or operating a blood laboratory following an inspection of Theranos' Newark, California, laboratory in March 2016 showed numerous issues went unfixed.
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CJM's website writes that Show Me as I Want to Be Seen examines the "empowered representation of fluid and complex identity" and the "unfixed self," inspired by French Jewish artist and writer Claude Cahun.
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Cisco continued to insist that its products met the NIST standard during the time the bugs went unfixed, leaving the company open to liability under the False Claims Act, Glenn's legal team told CNBC.
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For her first climate-change-related series, Melt, in 2015, she printed satellite imagery of snowy mountains on unfixed salted paper, which caused them to fade over the course of a three-month exhibition.
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It's a rich stew, with the suggestive power of its juxtapositions unfixed, yet especially in the context of "The Making Room," it raises the question of how many doors of entry a dance needs.
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Whether because of a lack of political will, the corruption that seethes through the system or the dysfunction of the bureaucracy, one of the deadliest threats that the nation faces has been left unfixed.
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" When I asked Vernon Smith, a resident of Washington Heights, why she believes the sewage system in her neighborhood has gone unfixed all these years, she put it plainly: "It's majority black and low-income.
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More than almost any other contemporary improviser, Mr. Akinmusire has invented a way of composing that's unfixed from jazz's stickiest conventions: Musicians trade the melody; solos evade a clear path or just cut out; tempos disintegrate.
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When he appeared on the pitch before an Arsenal game in 1993, Watson appeared a profoundly changed man: confined to a wheelchair, his face bloated and eyes unfixed, he did not seem entirely certain of his surroundings.
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The receptive response to that not-entirely-serious campaign underscores where we've been for some time with "canon": nervous about the unfixed quality of all kinds of art and unyielding in policing both its meaning and possibilities.
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A written portrait of a portrait painter is recursive from the start, but when you're trying to get a fix on the identity of an identity fixer whose own identity is coming unfixed, the whole thing goes uroboric.
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I know this because I said it when defending a decision to dump someone over EasyJet WiFi on my way back from a festival, citing a desire to move to another country at an unfixed date in the future.
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Later, Glenn claims he discovered the unfixed cameras and software were still being used by the Los Angeles International Airport, and in 2010 he contacted the local authorities and ultimately law enforcement personnel working within LAX to report the problem.
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Up until then, HackerOne chief policy officer Katie Moussouris told The Hill, many manufacturers didn't realize they wouldn't have to go through the entire FDA approval process again if they issued a security patch — so even known bugs were going unfixed.
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Other words and phrases in the latest edition include the "Westminster Bubble" of supposedly insular British politicians and civil servants, "gender-fluid", meaning a person with a fluid or unfixed gender identity, and "YOLO" – an acronym for "you only live once".
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Even if they do not, an end to the ECB's bond-buying programme, which has kept government-borrowing costs at tolerable levels and even allowed a bit of fiscal stimulus to lift the economy, will lay bare the euro's still-unfixed structural problems.
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When required he could squeeze into a suit, but he made his roots plain in his bulky, towering presence, his off-duty preference for shorts and bush hats, his random domestication (gravy slurped from the plate) and a gappy smile unfixed by cosmetologists.
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Those security gaps, if left unfixed, could provide a gateway for a rogue election staffer or someone else with physical access to alter software on the voting machines or their back-end computer systems, possibly changing votes or otherwise disrupting the presidential race.
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His most recent album, "The Dreamer Is the Dream," came out this year on ECM Records, and it has the markers of an ECM release: clarity to match the stoutness of its sound; an unfixed sense of time and motion; a broad harmonic palette that guides the improvisations.
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But its components still lie unfixed on a worktable: a small metal heart; a tin healing charm in the shape of eyes; a skeletal antique fan; an abstract print by Ms. Saar suggesting a cloudy sky ("Of all natural things, the sky is my favorite," the artist says).
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In January 2017, while the judge was considering a renewed motion for final approval after a second campaign to notify rifle owners about the settlement, Massachusetts and other AGs filed a brief urging the judge to reject the proposed deal because it leaves millions of dangerous weapons unfixed.
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Early American grifters profited from both a weak central government and the speculative nature of America as a country still coming into existence, with unfixed borders and newfangled paper money that was largely symbolic and occasionally worthless, issued by private banks without the bullion to back it up.
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"Some of the largest data breaches in recent years were the result of unfixed vulnerabilities in open source dependencies; as a result, we've seen the adoption of tools to monitor and remediate such vulnerabilities grow exponentially," said Philippe Botteri, partner at Accel, who is joining the board with this round.
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An uncrewed test flight of Starliner, a Boeing spacecraft designed to carry NASA astronauts, could have ended in disaster in December because of lapses that allowed software errors to slip through undetected and unfixed before the spacecraft launched, according to a review by NASA and Boeing that was announced on Friday.
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The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation can completely take over a single-employer plan that is found to be too far behind, but it cannot legally take over a dying multiemployer plan until it has spent down all its assets — which means problems that have been clear for years can go unfixed and become worse.
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Americans fighting over what is printed on a coffee cup designed by a billion-dollar company to promote conformity sounds like cold German satire: While the world rages on and problems like starvation, a massive refugee crisis, and homelessness remain unfixed, people in America — including an American presidential candidate — are arguing over a red beverage container.
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" MyPhone confirmed to Recode that its pre-2018 myA2 phones were no longer able to access or update pre-installed apps, which means the security vulnerability remains unfixed, but said "we remain committed to provide a secure platform to our new and upcoming devices by complying to the latest Google requirements to keep the devices secure.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The thing about a group exhibition convened under a promise to "explore the experiences of displacement and dislocation," based on the conclusion that a "homeland can be fixed and unfixed, a physical place and a psychic space" (from the wall text), is that for those who have been looking at contemporary art for the past few years, these angles of approach are well worn.
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The sixth bug that was not resolved in iOS 22009 and can still be exploited appears to be serious, the BBC wrote, but Project Zero researcher Natalie Silvanovich tweeted that they were withholding details until a bug-fix deadline has passed:Apple's own notes about iOS 212.4 indicate that the unfixed flaw could give hackers a means to crash an app or execute commands of their own on recent iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches if they were able to discover it.
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What follows now are these various events, all inevitable but the order unfixed: extremely awkward quiet kitchen table conversation where the house has to ask Louisa if Ben is going to pay rent; screaming match; crying match; ten-day period where three out of the four roommates don't talk; temporary Louisa-Ben break-up but everyone is still too mad at her for welshing on Nicola's birthday to talk her through it; inevitable Louisa-Ben reconciliation; Ben moving in "for a bit, so we can save up a deposit on our own place"; a "bit" somehow becoming "18 months"; ill-advised roommate side hook-up with one of Ben's rugby mates; all moving out in the same day in absolute silence and un-friending each other on Facebook. Boys.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Fungal vein of lightning you crept inside my father twice through his umbrella to the ground quickly as a more serious sleep and preparation for cancer's end That a day could copy like graphite's rub over engraved symbols this quiet which is his but leant and to us left unfixed this onward slipping An onward in him fixed What else could I do but burn A dark rag like an animal on a rural highway twists with a fear of being Picking it up I have to imagine the future of the person who dropped it Lessons a silent father might share as if giving more to carry with the ways to carry * * * Daniel Moysaenko, a Ukrainian-American poet, is the author of the chapbook New Animal (H_NGM_N Books, 2015).
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