Only one left waiting to deploy.
The men, he said, "had been waiting to deploy to Helmand province in Afghanistan.
Waiting to deploy Autopilot, he said, would have been worse than merely going slow.
Sandbagging in nearby Winfield was halted Friday afternoon when people ran out of 4.5 million pounds of sand, Mr. Binder said, adding, "We have plenty of firepower; we're just sitting back waiting to deploy".
The other video, which records the last 57 seconds of a confrontation between a filmmaker and a police officer waiting to deploy on a quiet side street, shows no violence, but might say more about the potential for citizen journalism to change the power dynamic between citizens and the police.
The thought is that work is happening so quickly in Chrome but much of it is stuck in the developer channels (or in Chromium, the open-source browser on which Chrome is based) because of code freezes and long waits to deploy the stable versions — so why not just speed the whole process up?
Shorter benches will mean a smaller share of hiring is direct from campuses, as an experience worker moving from a competitor would be less willing to wait to be deployed, and companies would be reluctant to pay them to do so.
With thousands of our people in remote villages running out of time while relief supplies and volunteers wait to be deployed, our government insists on caution where courage is not only necessary but mandatory.
(At the moment, he has some twenty brands waiting to be deployed).
One demonstrator, Martina Paz, 42, of Phoenix, held a photograph of her 23-year-old son, Adan Buelna, who she said was in the Army stationed in Texas and was waiting to be deployed to the Middle East.
