It made for an eerily remote election night.
In the early 1990s, nonmultidrug-resistant MRSA (nmMRSA) were observed in WA, initially from indigenous people in remote communities (7 ) but subsequently in Perth, the state capital.
It's a wonderfully remote spot – at night you're dazzled by a dome of stars.
In their second major attack in two days, Maoist rebels in Nepal killed 58 people in a remote town Sunday night, according to Reuters.
The network even managed to work an Academy Awards story into the feuding-family comedy "It's All Relative": near-catastrophe strikes when someone loses the television remote on Oscar night.
Steve Pacheco, director of advertising at FedEx, said the new infomercial campaign reflected FedEx's acknowledgment of the growing sentiment that "lunchtime is the new prime time," meaning that the multitudes who watch videos online while chomping sandwiches in cubicles rival those wielding remote controls at night.
By incorporating principles of value-sensitive design in a human centered design process we developed a system for remote monitoring at night in dementia care.
Watch KTLA's Steve Kuzj shove a guy out of his live shot in Hollywood after the man approached him yelling during a remote segment Wednesday night.
"We're expecting some answers," said David Politzer, a Nobel laureate and professor at the California Institute of Technology, where a conference room overflowed with Los Angeles-area physicists attending a midnight remote viewing, with refreshments including matzos, chips and pizza.
A ranger in Bogoria (northeast of Nairobi), William Kimosop, was driving to check on a remote outpost one evening in January when he stumbled across several hundred women, old people and children, lost in a ravine as they fled their villages where the men were still fighting.
Many Darfuris believe the vastly expensive ($1.3 billion annually) force is on the side of the Sudanese regime which continues to wage war against unarmed civilians in the remote western region (7).
