We take off by helicopter from America's main research base in Antarctica toward Cape Royds, where exactly 100 years ago, in 1908, scientists started studying the local penguin colony.
While I agree with Brand's assertion that we can't let extremists determine the terms of debate for the rest of society, especially when their goal is to take us off center by inspiring further hate and distrust, I'm not convinced that taking troops out of Afghanistan would stop terrorism -- and, unlike Brand, I think that evil exists.
You may also want to take the emphasis off gifting by getting your family together for holiday activities that are free-of-charge.
He was seen wiping the helicopter's windows with a cloth shortly before take-off and complained by radio that he was having problems with visibility.
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"Governments rarely take by elections off opposition parties - I think the last time it happened was 30 years ago during the Falklands War, so this was not an unexpected result, " he said.
The conclave is designed to take outside pressure off cardinals by sequestering them behind a wall of silence where communication with the outside world is essentially cut off, and much of the daily schedule is scripted.
Cox's career did not take off immediately, but by the early 1990s he was appearing in more Hollywood blockbusters: he played Argyle Wallace in Mel Gibson's swords-and-kilts epic Braveheart, as well as Liam Neeson's Rob Roy the same year.
But his likely Republican opponent is trying to take the ball off the field by also supporting the freeze.
Whatever his shortcomings as President of Zimbabwe, Mr Mugabe is regarded by his counterparts as someone who is either close to, or at the very top of this pecking order, and he would not take kindly to being ticked off by a "youngster" like Mr Mbeki.
By communicating with a smart meter, Nucleus will let people program appliances to take advantage of off-peak pricing plans offered by utilities that have time-of-use electricity plans.
There is a clause in the deal that off-take volumes could increase by 20% in 2014.
It could take the liability issues off the table by essentially self-insuring.
That could take pressure off national budgets and, by boosting overall payouts, make it easier to move countries in search for a job.
Once a user opts in, the service provider can take the highly granular data thrown off by the mobile device and use it to provide a better, more tailored experience.
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The suit by DOL against Mr. Bierwirth and other trustees of the Grumman Corporation Pension Plan was collateral damage from the fight to fend off a take-over attempt by conglomerate LTV.
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Clarifies that parental consent is not necessary for pupils to take part in the majority of off-site activities organised by a school, as most of these activities take place during school hours and are a normal part of a child's education.
When Google wants your business it can try to take it by competing or simply cutting off your natural search oxygen.
The mobile banking platform will enable cash for work programs to take off in spite of the limitations posed by local infrastructure.
If the Fed had hoped that the recent rise in bond yields would take some of the sheen off equities, by making them relatively more expensive, it will have been sorely disappointed.
U.S. officials briefed on the drone program say the administration's intent in the speech was to take the heat off the controversial drone strikes by promising future action would be done by the military when possible.
It is a feeling that I still have to this day, albeit the edge has been taken off by the medication I now take.
Even with its street-lingo name, Skechers is one of few popular fashion brands to take off among suburban teens without first being embraced by the rap crowd.
When all this new technology starts to take off, success will no longer be defined by which carrier has put the most money in the ground, but which has the largest share of the spectrum.
From a solar-paneled rickshaw they explore the cuts being made in transport -- nearly the whole public transport system is run on natural gas (CNG) and the Metro system is expanding to take 17 million cars off the road reducing emissions by 160 millions tons.
Russia has often tried to take advantage of their concern, by playing them off against America.
Because of this, some founders take money off the table even before their company exits by selling a piece of their shares in round of fundraising (usually a series B or C).
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The report notes that despite the fact that employed men report an increasing interest in being involved with their children, whether they take time off when a child arrives is heavily impacted by whether they can access paid leave.
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Contact with Flight KQ507 was lost by air traffic control shortly after take-off at 0005 local time (0105 GMT).
COROT, backed by the European Space Agency, will take off in December.
Thomas chose to take this season off following the NHL lockout and was suspended by the Bruins after he didn't report to training camp last month.
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