Sentences with phrase «about keel»

And when we were informed that the game will feature ninjas, zombies, and mechs we just about keeled over.

My husband upgraded my camera for me on our anniversary, I about keeled over.

Not exact matches

This is classic Kickstarter advice, but Hornbuckle and Keel learned to make the story about their backers, not themselves.

I talked with Hornbuckle recently about what he and Keel learned, and why their second campaign succeeded after the first one failed.

Tankers exiting Vancouver harbor must transit through the shallow Second Narrows channel during «high slack water» — a short tidal window of about 20 minutes that provides loaded tankers with less than two metres of under - keel clearance.

«Lonnie has always been passionate about her work for the Association and the Foundation,» said President of The ESOP Association and Employee Ownership Foundation, J. Michael Keeling.

It isn't keeping causing the ship to keel over, and people like you have been screaming about the sky falling since the nation was born.

Keel speaks regularly of his experience of his parents» divorce, and about the consequences of drug and alcohol abuse and sexual experimentation.

Keel responds to this charge by telling me about a Hindu student who began coming to Jacob's Well for the art and leaving before the service began, but then started staying just for the music, and finally stayed for the whole service.

About ten years after the liberation — our lives having run for some time on a pretty even keel — I began to experience a variety of physical disabilities as well as mental / emotional afflictions; sometimes the two were difficult to distinguish.

But if he picks the boyish Rubio as his running make, nobody need worry about the fate of the country if he keels over.

I let mine soak for about 20 mins, but I have a feeling that soaking overnight (I would think with all slices on an even keel), then carefully arraigning in the dish to bake, may prevent the super soggy bottom since the custard would be evenly absorbed into the bread.

The thing that you want another bite of when you're about to keel over from over-satiation?

And if her tower keels over, try to get her to laugh about it or even make smashing buildings part of the game.

A proper Keel program is all about balance and must incorporate a Reverse Kegel.

Following directions about cleaning up after meals, doing household chores, taking care of pets, and being good role models for younger siblings helps keep the daily life at home on a more - or-less even keel.

Coupled with these are images more directly reminiscent of those grainy black and white photos on display in Holocaust museums throughout the world — lines of men kneeling in front of ditches, gunmen behind them about to shoot, or a row of bloodied corpses already keeled over into the ditch.

And Rump is about as even keeled as a drunken frat boy on a unicycle.

«I thought the commissioner was really going to come down hard, maybe even talk about demoting people if they are caught doing something wrong, but he was even - keeled,» a source said.

«We understand that the State of New York and the Senecas are having a disagreement about tax policy, but legal disagreements between governments require responsible leadership and diplomacy and not reckless calls for violence,» said Jefferson Keel, President of NCAI, in a news release.

«We understand that the State of New York and the Senecas are having a disagreement about tax policy, but legal disagreements between governments require responsible leadership and diplomacy and not reckless calls for violence,» said Jefferson Keel, the group's president.

That raised about $ 20,000, Keeling says, enough to keep programme staff on his payroll during lean months earlier this year.

In an effort to keep things going, Keeling says that he went back to the NSF and was assured that he would get about $ 350,000 from the Division of Polar Programs this autumn.

Located about 1,200 light - years from Earth in the southern constellation of Carina (the Ship's Keel), the Toby Jug Nebula, more formally known as IC 2220, is an example of a reflection nebula.

When Charles Keeling began collecting data at Mauna Loa in 1958, the concentration had risen to about 315 parts per million.

To learn more about the ecology of these organisms and the role they play in maintaining the marine ecosystmes, the next step will be to figure out how to keep diplonemids alive in the lab, «which will now be a lot easier since we know what they look like,» said Keeling.

When Keeling began his project in 1958 the global carbon dioxide level was about 337 parts per million, already up from the preindustrial levels of about 280 parts per million.

The aeroplane swept around the halfway post almost on an even keel, and then took a straight course back to the goal, which it passed through at about the same height as before, descending 100 feet or so beyond in practically the same place from which it started.

Discussions with another professor at Scripps, atmospheric scientist Ralph Keeling, brought about the idea.

To get your rhythm on an even keel, put on some music that plays at about 60 beats per minute.

That's why I'm hosting the free class tomorrow, «Even Keel: The Three Keys to Sustainable Blood Sugar Balance» and still want to take time to explore some of the top questions I receive about blood sugar.

You are worthy of feeling clear headed, even keeled, and excited about life!

Kansas City, MO About Blog A gallery of watercolor and oil paintings by John Keeling.

The steering is sharp, and the wheelbase short, but the car feels like it's about to keel over, tippy as any canoe.

Spokesman Keel Hunt of the Ingram Book Company, located about 18 miles from Nashville in LaVergne, TN, reported, «There has been no flood damage at Ingram facilities, and no interruption in shipping or other services to Ingram customers» — although many employees have suffered losses from the flood waters affecting their homes.

Recognising that many people don't have enough time for regular reading — and thus can easily lose the thread of a novel — Helen Keeling - Marston set about writing a collection of short stories.

Recognising that many people don't have enough time for regular reading - and thus can easily lose the thread of a novel - Helen Keeling - Marston set about writing a collection of short stories.

At a special dinner with his nuclear family and parish priest, he learns that his family's perfect life is about to keel over as his four children decide to come out of their various closets...

If you'd like, you can read about the Legend of the Lost Gold of Keel Mountain.

Have you heard one too many stories about someone who had waited for retirement to travel, only to keel over dead as soon as they did retire?

Kansas City, MO About Blog A gallery of watercolor and oil paintings by John Keeling.

I agree el nino is basically a wobble, and the main thing is what you say about CO2 and getting the keeling curve to bend down etcetera.

I am well aware that Keeling & co knew about Uptakes.

Well, how about the really BIG assumption that «Charles Keeling's careful work identifying rising CO2 levels,» at Mauna Loa — the the site of active volcano where CO2 may swing by 600 ppm in a single day — has been anything but «careful» and perhaps nothing more than a simple work of fiction?

We find that before the Industrial Revolution, deep water formed in the northern Atlantic Ocean carried about 0.6 gigatonnes of carbon annually to the Southern Hemisphere, providing support for Keeling and Heimann's proposal.

First, as Eli has been talking a bit about, the Keeling Curve is under threat and needs support.

Bolin & Eriksson's «buffer» factor would give about 10 times higher CO2 concentration in air vs. sea water at about 0.0003 atmospheres CO2 partial pressure, increasing dramatically to an air / water CO2 partition coefficient of about 50:1 at a CO2 partial pressure of about 0.003 atmospheres (10 times the assumed pre-industrial level; Bacastow & Keeling, 1973; see Section 7 below for more on the «buffer» factor).

As he watches these difficulties, Ralph Keeling contemplates the unbending math of carbon dioxide emissions first documented by his father more than a half - century ago and wonders about the future effects of that increase.

Also, Vostok sits inside the CO2 sink of Antarctic waters while MLO sits in the plume of the massive outgassing from the Eastern Equatorial Pacific, and Keeling himself warned about the use of such data.

There are the famous data sets: the Vostok ice core drilled in the 1970s that looks back about 400,000 years, the Keeling curve started in 1958, data from satellites that watch sea ice retreat starting around 1979.