It will use a balloon to carry its rocket on the first stage of its flight.
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The boy's father, Richard Heene, apparently used the balloon to track the weather.
That number will balloon to several billion dollars within five years, Bank said.
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Early investigations into that crash showed gas canisters exploded, causing the balloon to plummet and resulting in the deaths of 19 people.
The annual death toll from heatwaves in those big U.S. cities is expected to balloon to 3, 000 to 4, 000 by 2020, he said.
He snaked it up into the heart, inflating the balloon to squish a clump of plaque against the artery's inner wall to clear it.
Its debt amounts to 51.4% of its equity, and that gearing is expected to balloon to 70% after major line extensions are built by end-2002.
As a rite of passage, the record-breaking Red Bull event built pent-up attention at least twice as we waited for the balloon to launch Baumgartner into space.
An inbound international flight scheduled to land at LAX with 20 wheelchair requests may see that number balloon to 50 requests at the last minute, officials said.
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Briggs considered retirement in the wake of the defeat to Ibragimov, saying he entered a "diet of cookies, doughnuts and fried chicken" that saw him balloon to 335lbs.
When it got started, Broken Social Scene could balloon to 15 or more people on stage, operating much like a rock 'n' roll boot camp for musicians to collaborate and cut their teeth.
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The chapter on surviving at high altitude, for example, tells the story of James Glaisher and Henry Coxwell, who, in 1862, ascended in a balloon to an altitude of about 10, 000 metres (33, 000 feet).
For chef Richard Blais, it was a taste here and a taste there done in the course of a day cooking at Blais, his Atlanta restaurant at the time, that caused him to balloon to 230 pounds.
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In fact, the agency has already expressed an interest in bringing more transparency to the private share offerings that have allowed Facebook and Twitter to balloon to the size of public companies without tapping the public markets.
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Or eavesdrop as producer Melissa Bernstein recalls the wild story of attaching a camera to a weather balloon only to have it break loose and fly 200 miles before landing largely intact.
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This pending move back to planetary science from earth sub-orbit comes on the heels of improvements in pointing systems and instrument technologies that will allow ground-based controllers to fine-tune balloon payloads to include one-meter class optical and infrared telescopes.
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Twelve of the patients had undergone one or more balloon angioplasties to open narrowed arteries.
And yet, the Tax Code continues to balloon because no one actually wants to do the work.
They had mentioned the balloon trip to other members of staff - Joe wanted to see the sunrise.
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Look at public-opinion polls, and you can see that the religious right is a balloon waiting to be pricked.
If his fragile balloon were to tear and suddenly deflate below this height, there would not be enough time for the capsule to release itself and deploy a parachute.
Example: Lenders could face liability for pushing balloon mortgages to retirees living on a fixed income, or for committing debt-laden borrowers to loans with monthly payments that exclude taxes and insurance.
In an effort to investigate ways that hospitals can improve outcomes through decreasing door-to-balloon times, he initiated and chaired the steering committee of D2B: An Alliance for Quality, an international campaign launched by the American College of Cardiology to implement key evidence-based strategies to achieve guideline recommended door-to-balloon times.
That means supply is not going to balloon and liquidity should remain strong enough to keep the market resilient.
In the worst-case scenario, he could have asked to call things off, and ride the balloon back down to the ground.
They were due to see the giant QinetiQ balloon gondola which is to be flown to the edge of space.
Yulia Mostovaya, editor of Zerkalo Nedeli, a weekly, compares Mr Yanukovich's government to a hot-air balloon that is starting to lose heat.
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So far, he adds, the balloon technology appears to result in fewer post-op visits.
In addition, each balloon is attached to two 800-pound vehicles which pilot them along the route.
The programs, which already make up 41% of federal spending, are expected to balloon in coming years.
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