In what it calls as a coup, the conservation group Sea Shepherd says it has purchased a ship previously owned by the Japanese government, one of the group's biggest antagonists, and will deploy it for antiwhaling activity.
"And so people will deploy it for one thing, and then they'll start layering other solutions on top of that, because we're a tool for creating solutions, we're not a solution in and of ourselves".
This agreement is part of a three-year test program that will deploy charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and evaluate the cost benefits of EVs for future adoption.
At 8 miles in altitude and 1,000 miles an hour, the spacecraft will deploy its parachute for the next three minutes of descent, when it is to jettison the heat shield, extend its three landing legs and begin using its radar to gather readings on its speed and distance from the surface.
The city of Phoenix will deploy more security personnel for the college football championship than for last year's Super Bowl as federal authorities warn about the risk of terror attacks at crowded public events.
In North Charleston, South Carolina, where Mr. Scott was shot in the back five times by an officer on April 4, 2015, the city announced that it will deploy body-mounted cameras for each and every officer on its force.
Royal Caribbean Cruises will pull two ships out of Europe next year -- the Rhapsody of the Seas, which will sail weekly in the western Caribbean beginning in April, and Grandeur of the Seas, which will deploy to Southern California for weekly trips to Mexican ports from May through September.
Not sure, at all, what they mean, considering those commanders will deploy the forces they asked for on the dates they asked for the deployment.
Today, Ohio will deploy a slightly different formula for Phillips.
The facility will deploy $9 of Fed loans for every dollar of TARP funds the central bank can in effect print money at will.
