"He ran for Senate saying he opposed amnesty," says the narrator of the 30-second ad called "Vane," which features Mr. Rubio atop a weather vane, swiveling back and forth.
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"He ran for Senate saying he opposed amnesty," says the narrator of the 30-second spot, called "Vane," which features Mr. Rubio atop a weather vane, swiveling back and forth.
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The ad is called "Vane" — no doubt a deliberate homophone.
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So with all of those issues, what makes Vane worth playing?
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Those guys are more weather vane-y than the Northern bannermen.
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The vane on that side seemed to be the original unit.
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But Romilda Vane would probably be more interested in boys than politics!
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But the lead singer, James Vane, blew it all without releasing anything.
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Inspired by Thomas Jefferson's weather vane at Monticello, he added a cupola to the roof with windows for light and air, along with a weather vane that indicates wind direction on a ceiling-mounted compass rose inside the barn.
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"You cannot get rich with a weather vane," Buffett said at the meeting.
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If Trump spins like a weather vane on this, so much the better.
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German markets -- a weather vane for exports -- were closed for a national holiday.
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Is your sense of direction like a weather vane spinning in strong winds?
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Anna played Romilda Vane in the Harry Potter films and Ruby Button in Hollyoaks.
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Mexico's peso, a weather vane for trade sentiment across emerging markets, weakened 0.8 percent.
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I agree with Vane players' complaints about the game's playability—or rather lack thereof.
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For homeowners, a weather vane can be hand-carved with a likeness of their dog.
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One theory is that a bird hit the delicate vane as the plane lifted off.
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The replacement vane put onto this airplane in Bali was older than the airplane itself.
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The events on the turnpike in April 1998 turned him into a human weather vane.
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These will cause a barge to behave like a weather vane, always pointing into the wind.
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But after less than 20 minutes of Vane, I'd had enough of him and his antics.
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The sensor, several inches long, is essentially a small wind vane affixed to the jet's fuselage.
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Vane Chandler told the news station a driver had called police saying someone had rammed their vehicle.
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When a train collision kills 18 people, the ensuing investigation whipsaws public opinion like a weather vane.
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From "Tell Me a Secret" from A Bloom in Cursive by Leandra Vane Jake kissed like he sang.
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He won big, and strategists have used "right direction, wrong track" as a campaign weather vane ever since.
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It still has its orange-tiled roof, and the weather vane with the old Simple Simon and pieman logo.
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Either way, the candidate will appear to be a weather vane that spins whichever way the political winds blow.
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"Whether deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense is delayed is a political weather vane," one source said.
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In the first half, Vane and its sloppy flight mechanics left me repeatedly diving into the sand, beak-first.
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In the maintenance log in Bali, the company technicians documented replacing the angle-of-attack vane and testing it.
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That is a personal salve for my body, but it also functions as a weather vane, and guess what?
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If the test had been done, engineers likely would have realized the vane was calibrated incorrectly by 21 degrees.
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Ultimately, I pushed through the end of the roughly three-hour experience, uninstalled Vane, and moved on with my evening.
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She was connecting a SWIRL VANE MOISTURE SEPARATOR to the PRIMARY COOLING FLANGE when something started to drone behind her.
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By far the best gauge, though — as so often — is in Mourinho, that great weather vane of his opponent's strengths.
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Crash investigators were presented with photographs supposedly showing that a mandatory test was done after the vane had been replaced.
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"We believe this is very generous to Stada's shareholders and recommend they accept the offer," said Jefferies analyst James Vane-Tempest.
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Whether you'll enjoy Vane depends entirely on how much patience you have for discovering those many mysteries all on your own.
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"They are a weather vane left on the landscape that tells us which way the wind has blown," Telfer told Axios.
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In Mexico, shares fell 0.3%, while the peso - a weather vane for trade sentiment - traded little changed against a weaker dollar.
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Created by former members of The Last Guardian's design team, Vane is likewise about exploring a mysterious world and discovering strange secrets.
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Mexican assets led gains, with the peso - a weather vane for trade sentiment, up 23.8437%, while its IPC stock index climbed 20.12%.
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Besides the town of Idlib, it is the last major urban area they control -- and a weather vane for the larger conflict.
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Harvey Weiss and John Vane were among the other scientists who pioneered research into the efficacy of aspirin in preventing heart attacks.
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And the stock market is sort of the best weather vane on how the economy's gonna do three, six months from now.
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Sir Harry Vane of Her Majesty's Lights — a suave British commoner who liked to swindle money from the wealthy belles he bedazzled.
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But the real weather vane for the country may be many rungs down the ballot in obscure races for the House of Delegates.
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Mexico's peso, a weather-vane for trade sentiment, weakened 0.4 percent against the dollar, while South Korea's won, sensitive to export swings, also softened.
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The currency is one of the developing world's most liquid and is considered by some investors to be a weather vane of trade sentiment.
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Mexican stocks rose half a percent, as did the country's peso, which is seen by some investors as a weather vane of trade sentiment.
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It warned that the cranes had to be unpinned, so that their horizontal booms could rotate on their support columns like a weather vane.
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The volume here is what we saw after the Paris attacks and Brussels attacks, and it can act as a kind of weather vane.
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In the SQ210, a diesel S.U.V. that Audi does not currently sell in the United States, an electric motor drives a vane-type supercharger.
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OUTDOOR SPACE A brick path leads to the lake, where a gazebo topped by a weather vane offers views of swans and downtown Orlando.
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The Mexican peso, a weather vane for trade sentiment, touched a two-week high as the dollar softened against a basket of major currencies.
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A weather vane in the shape of a witch on a broomstick was the only element that could be seen from the golf course.
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Its confident, modernist lines are complemented by a less austere chorus of sloping roof, small lattice windows, curvaceous chimney-tops and a weather vane.
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So it should come as little surprise that just last month the world's weather vane on impending conflict swung another degree for the worse.
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Atop the house, a gold-plated bronze weather vane in the shape of a small airplane pays homage to Mr. de Laat's love of flying.
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While it's easy to point to games that Vane appears to take inspiration from, the end result is a wholly unique experience, particularly later on.
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He is not a signpost but a weather vane and, at the moment, the winds in Britain are blowing in a dangerous direction (see Briefing).
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But Colombia remains the primary receiving country of Venezuelan migrants and refugees, and has served as a kind of weather vane of the regional response.
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Like a weather vane, this spectacle spun around and set us on our course towards what we know as "news" today — a second cousin to entertainment.
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Like Ms. Tippit's other works, "Vane" recalls Modernist graphic design of the 1950s — that of Paul Rand, for example — while projecting its own personally resonant visual poetry.
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No direct mention has been made of this, but he must have immediately identified the replacement angle-of-attack vane on his side as the likely culprit.
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They have started portraying him more recently as a flip-flopper, most harshly in an ad that shows a cartoon of Mr. Rubio superimposed over a weather vane.
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Weather vane that he is, Mr Johnson would be unusually reliant on the people around him in 10 Downing Street and the cabinet for ideas, guidance and direction.
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He was appointed De Vane professor of humanities and eventually Sterling professor of the humanities, the highest academic rank at Yale, in effect becoming a department unto himself.
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NFL rights are the biggest in sports media—and the closest thing we have to weather vane for where our jumbled world of media and tech are headed.
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An attack ad by Right to Rise, the "super PAC" supporting Jeb Bush, featured two animations: Mr. Rubio as a weather vane and Mr. Bush as a locomotive engine.
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Vane, a highly hyped indie release from developer Friend & Foe, hit gaming platforms last week only to be met with a resounding and less-than-complimentary "pass" from players.
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While Vane alone may not be worth its $25 price tag, the lesson it can teach about the art form of game creation and its essential ingredients absolutely is.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An exchange-traded fund focused on Mexico has become a weather vane for Republican Donald Trump's chances winning the U.S. presidential election in November, investors said.
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They saw the twists in the river just the way she did, they saw the odd bend of a weather vane, they saw stamens blown up into architectural spectacle.
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In "Vane," an off-white triangle pointing downward on a tan background reads like an abstracted bikini bottom thanks to a red fingernail-tipped digit overlapping its upper edge.
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When he was commissioned by the young Sir Henry Vane-Tempest to mark the horse's triumph in a 3,000 guinea race, Stubbs represented the thoroughbred as a restless creature.
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As we talked outside an area where children (and some adults) could test their vertical leaps, one teenager came close to hitting the top vane of the Vertec device.
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Seven years ago, she took a temporary office job at Vane Brothers, which runs a fleet of tugs and barges in New York Harbor and along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Buyers can either opt for the meshy "hunter" grille introduced with the modern Vantage in 2017, or go with a more subdued "vane" grille with chrome lines across the front.
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What the generic ballot has proven useful for over the years is as a sort of national weather vane -- suggesting which way the political winds are blowing, and how hard.
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Strongly opposed to Hillary Clinton — "You can search and see the weather vane on top of her head," he once said — Mr. Scaramucci had trouble settling on a Republican candidate.
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Midway through the series of books, and I actually did not know this before I read them, Wimsey meets a plain but brilliant young novelist named Harriet Vane, and romance ensues.
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" Rubio has been the target of numerous attack ads this week, with Right to Rise, the super PAC propping Jeb Bush up on the airwaves, releasing an ad on Monday called "Vane.
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While Chandran expected that could mark a weather vane for the entire market, property investor Shlaen said that while the luxury end had likely bottomed, he still forecast declines for other segments.
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"Coping with a double mastectomy is a vane process that you don't really realize when you're fighting for your life," Kim said of why she wanted new nipples tattooed over her scars.
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Maybe that's what makes the English obsession with the weather so fascinating — the ability to swing between a darker northern mood and the sunnier south, like a weather vane in the wind.
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Additionally, in response to an error message indicating possible failures in angle-of-attack information, they replaced the angle-of-attack vane on the nose of the airplane on the captain's side.
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In New Hampshire, where Right to Rise has put $2 million behind the weather-vane ad alone, Mr. Rubio has dropped 4 percentage points since December, according to the latest CNN/WMUR poll.
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Later in Vane, you'll discover how to transform from bird to child, lead other children around a dangerous landscape, and discover a magical power that lets you literally rebuild the world around you.
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At the beginning of book five, Harry is embarrassed to be seen with Luna and Neville; at the beginning of book six, he coolly shuts down Romilda Vane by calling them his friends.
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Jefferies analyst James Vane-Tempest said Cinven's 56 euros amounted to a fair deal, given Stada's high net debt levels, which stood at about 1.2 billion in September, and limited organic growth prospects.
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"The innovative planar feather vane, however, creates a well-defined, two-dimensional surface on which it is possible to create a whole new world of complex color patterns within every feather," Prum writes.
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Atop its fully-preserved roof, made of 24 marble slabs, rests a Corinthian capital which possibly served as the base of a bronze wind vane in the form of sea god Triton, Daskalakis said.
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The vane was also not terribly reliable, possibly due to assembly line lapses reported by a whistle-blower, and when the plane processed the bad data it received, it promptly dove into the sea.
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Following the election of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency in November, one Chinese official called the potential deployment of THAAD a "political weather vane " for the new U.S. administration and its relationship with China.
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You move from one powerful set-piece to the next, and it's all the more beautiful as the images aren't cluttered by any kind of HUD or UI. Vane feels designed for taking perfect screenshots.
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I began the Vane experience eager to soar through its advertised expanse of mystery and wonder only to be met with an entangled mess of half-baked mechanical concepts wrapped into a fundamentally underwhelming narrative.
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The generic ballot question -- "If the elections for Congress were being held today, which party's candidate would you vote for in your Congressional district" -- has functioned, largely effectively, as a sort of political weather vane.
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The New York Times's initial report on Weinstein's alleged decades of sexual misconduct revealed that in 2015, when one of Weinstein's alleged victims went to the police about his behavior, Vane declined to press charges.
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Data from a vane-like device, called the angle-of-attack sensor, incorrectly activated the computer-controlled system, according to several people who have been briefed on the contents of the black box in Ethiopia.
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The most potent attack so far — and the one that has Mr. Rubio's backers most concerned — is an ad that depicts him as a weather vane, shifting his political positions on immigration as the wind blows.
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But Jefferies analyst James Vane-Tempest said it was too early to call a stabilisation trend at Helios given the company faces challenges from reforms to the German hospital payments system that kick in next year.
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"Weaker volumes in North America, higher patient & occupancy costs, as well as challenges in select Emerging Markets such as Argentina weighed on 3Q and are expected to persist in 4Q," said Jefferies analyst James Vane-Tempest.
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The state is typically a reliable weather vane on election night: It has voted for the eventual presidential winner every time since 20163 except once, in 22016, when Ohioans chose Richard Nixon over John F. Kennedy.
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Over the five-or-so hours the game lasts, it gets stranger and darker, but one thing remains consistent throughout: Vane will frustrate and confuse you, and it has no interest in telling you what to do.
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Although Vane delivered many of the stunning visuals promised in the 2016 demo that first gained the attention of gamers, its glitchy mechanics, frustrating design, and tedious gameplay made the experience for many (myself included) pretty awful.
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To hell with her exams, to hell with "trivial" Oxford, to hell with Nancy and with Robert and, for that matter, to hell with Nat Vane (the preening Tynan double, with whom she's had a cracking dalliance).
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Former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas, another younger candidate with limited government experience, was particularly aggrieved by Mr. Buttigieg, whom he viewed as "a human weather vane" that represented the worst of politics, according to an O'Rourke aide.
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Preliminary reports into the two crashes — Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 — indicate that MCAS erroneously engaged after being triggered by a faulty angle-of-attack vane, and forced the planes' noses to point down.
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Wallace described that time in "Derivative Sport in Tornado Alley," an essay about his tennis years and the downstate wind; he claimed he read the gusts like a weather vane to lift his game against the city kids.
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Mr. Nurcahyo, the KNKT head of air accident investigations, said that before the second to last flight, engineers replaced the left angle of attack vane because the plane had suffered problems with data readings on three previous flights.
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The third, constructed in 1869 by the newly formed Fulton Market Fishmongers Association, was a two-story and loft structure topped with a spiffy cupola and a brass weather vane on which a bluefish swam the air currents.
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" "When a person changes views time after time and is always moving with the political wind vane, when a person is a thermometer instead of a thermostat, that person is not a leader and, no, you cannot trust them.
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Yankees 4, Mariners 3 If Manager Joe Girardi's temperament is a weather vane for the Yankees' fortunes, then his recent testiness — with a few dashes of sarcasm — may explain how the first two weeks of the season have unfolded.
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An AOA sensor is an instrument, similar to a small wind vane, that sits outside the plane just below the cockpit and sends information to its computers about the angle of the plane's nose relative to the oncoming air.
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It was designed to recognize when the plane's nose pitched too high, which it measured by taking readings from "angle-of-attack" sensors — small, weather vane-like features that measure the angle a plane is pointing at any given time.
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They have vintage women's shoe heels in a narrow cabinet on the second floor and dog figurines on shelves in the kitchen, a few feet from a weather vane of the angel Gabriel, made in 1840 for a church in Massachusetts.
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"We had been expecting the deal to go through as we had viewed the offer as a great deal for shareholders, so we view this as a significant setback," Jefferies analyst James Vane-Tempest wrote, who has a "hold" rating on Stada shares.
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"We were told that if the A.O.A. vane, like on Lion Air, was in a massive difference, we would receive an alert on the ground and therefore not even take off," said Dennis Tajer, a spokesman for the union representing American Airlines pilots.
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"Although we expect little near-term benefit, it adds support to the (long term) investment case so we expect a near-term positive share price reaction on sentiment ahead of more details being disclosed," James Vane-Tempest, equity analyst at Jefferies, said in a note.
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The ad opens on a picture-perfect scene of a rural barn, then zooms in on a weather vane on the roof, in the form of a smiling Mr. Rubio, one hand insouciantly in his pocket, the other pointing west — or is it east?
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The Market Vane index of stock bullish consensus, which tracks buy and sell recommendations, is above 70 percent, a level it has touched only a handful of times since 2007, when it began a long leg down that ended in the mid-30s in 2008.
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A source familiar with the matter says the hotline submissions involve current and former Boeing employees describing issues related to the angle of attack sensor -- a vane that measures the plane's angle in the air -- and the anti-stall system called MCAS, which is unique to Boeing's newest plane.
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The CME Group's 30-day Fed Fund futures prices, which are used as a weather vane by market strategists to predict U.S. monetary policy, have the odds of the Fed raising rates at less than a half of 1 percent this week, as March Madness begins around the country.
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The Market Vane poll is back to early-January levels of pessimism, the AAII retail-investor survey has shown the kind of concern over the past four weeks only seen around much nastier market drops, and the CNN Money Fear-Greed Index last week approached December 2018 readings.
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Beasley thinks in definite terms — when, not if; will, not can — because he owns the best hands on the Cowboys, because he is shiftier than a squirrel, because he changes direction faster than a weather vane in a hurricane and because his routes are crisp and sudden and penetrating.
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In the now infamous debacle of the Boeing 23 MAX, the company produced a plane outfitted with a half-assed bit of software programmed to override all pilot input and nosedive when a little vane on the side of the fuselage told it the nose was pitching up.
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"Guidance provided at 1H assumed no generic film launch; hence there is increased risk around the guidance and we expect the company to update the market if there is any change in the visibility on the timing of a potential generic launch," said James Vane-Tempest an analyst with Jefferies.
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An aspect of the design flaw that Boeing has been working to fix is the fact that the automated system, the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), could be activated by a single sensor reading, meaning that one damaged or faulty AoA vane was enough to trigger the system, leading to the crashes.
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Other surveys show a fairly familiar pattern, with professional investors (tracked by Investors Intelligence, Market Vane, National Association of Active Investment Managers) largely bullish, refusing to fight a sturdy tape, while Main Street's faith in stocks is fragile, with the latest American Association of Individual Investors poll showing just 22 percent bullish on equities.
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The devastating consequences of faulty sensors and an automated systemPreliminary reports into the deadly crashes of Lion Air Flight 610 in October 2018 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 five months later indicate that an automated system erroneously engaged after being triggered by a faulty AoA vane, and forced the planes' noses to point down.
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TODAY ITS 110 AND 112 AND THE STOCK HAS BEEN A BIT OF A WEATHER VANE ON OUR WINNING WHEN WE GOT THE GLASS LEWIS SUPPORT THE STOCK RAN TO $83 AND WHEN WE GOT THE ISS REPORT WHICH WASNT AS GREAT AN ENDORSEMENT THE STOCK DROPPED TO 112 OR WHEN DAVID LEAKED OR WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT. WAPNER: HE REPORTED.
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The sensor, a vane located on the front of the Boeing 737 Max model known as the angle-of-attack (AoA) sensor, fed incorrect data to the flight control system of the Lion Air plane, activating an anti-stall software on the aircraft that repeatedly pitched the plane downward before its crash into the Java Sea, killing 189 people, Indonesian authorities have said.
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