Records last year -- is looking on the bright side.
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On the bright side, breakups make space in your life.
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I always like looking on the bright side of things.
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On the bright side, this brings even more political diversity.
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Sometimes, you can find the bright side to bad news.
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And some see a bright side in all the losses.
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On the bright side ... the ice cream cone looks delish.
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If there's a bright side, it's that typing feels decent.
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And on the bright side, at least it's not yellow!
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How about that for a bright side to global warming.
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On the bright side, both are played by Jake Gyllenhaal.
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On the bright side, we've got to turn that around.
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And, yet, there is a bright side to the findings.
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On the bright side, there is a new relationship forming.
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To be sure, there's a bright side to the pessimism.
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I choose to look at the bright side of things.
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The bright side of 4C ownership is rural weekend drives.
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But there was also a bright side to the paper.
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So at least there's one bright side to this mess.
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The bright side is, many people are already plenty worried.
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Is there a bright side to all of this gloom?
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Bright side lighting was casting the set in unattractive relief.
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Gail: Hey, what happened to the bright side of life?
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On the bright side, United Airlines is still with him.
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Mr Griffin does his best to see a bright side.
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The bright side has been denied the attention it deserves.
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Wednesday, will likely focus on the bright side of things.
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That's looking at the bright side, I guess, for me.
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On the bright side, it's almost legitimately Rolls Royce weather.
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On the bright side, Eve points out, now so is Kenny.
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On the bright side, I finally upgraded my iPhone this week.
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And yet China is starting to look on the bright side.
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One commenter, however, was able to look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, my calls have been excellent overall today.
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On the bright side, the pink sticky notes match my MacBook.
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Thankfully, the host was able to look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, genital warts are treatable with prescription medicine.
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On the bright side, he could always move into a Starbucks.
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On the bright side, at least it's not a flying alligator.
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On the bright side, he also left with two intact legs!
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Maybe there's a bright side, though.
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Even with the frustrations, though, he sees the bright side here.
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Price: Free Look on the bright side of this holiday exchange.
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Monty Python – "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life"6.
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"This dark side of Italy has kind of a bright side."
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On the bright side, they've gained Leonard, Penny, Sheldon, and Howard.
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Those are some terrible stats, but there is a bright side.
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On the bright side, they seem to impede his tickling ability.
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She saw the bright side of most things, she was encouraging.
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On the bright side, this is the beginning of something new.
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But on the bright side it left me very thick-skinned.
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On the bright side, Amazon confirms that Nucleus is onto something.
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On the bright side, psychological therapies for pain are low-risk.
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On the bright side, at least our traffic isn't as bad?
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Are you a person who always looks at the bright side?
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On the bright side, you will probably not die on Mars.
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On the bright side, plastic can be recycled for its components.
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Her perspective on life was to always look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, I'm more interested in using an electric toothbrush.
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Weissbluth, for his part, looks on the bright side of market turmoil.
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At least on the bright side of things, the explorers find land!
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On the bright side, there's plenty of room to grow the market.
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While likely to lose, Macri could potentially point to a bright side.
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On the bright side, he didn't rule out future spin-off shows.
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On the bright side, consumption may see a boost as a result.
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On the bright side, the puppy hops into bed for morning cuddles.
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On the bright side, there's still time for a pre-Oscars reconciliation.
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On the bright side, my boss complimented me in front of everyone.
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On the bright side, the median home price is less than $100,000.
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On the bright side, don't rule out an eventual return to order.
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They could comfort you, remind you of the bright side of life.
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On the bright side, I don't think it can get any worse.
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Sitting here in 2017, it's hard to look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, the report did not predict any more snow.
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Here's the bright side -- Brielle says there can be a happy compromise.
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On the bright side, they still get to live in San Diego.
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"Look on the bright side," was what she wanted everyone to do.
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Participants at the conference seemed determined to look on the bright side.
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So, they try to find the bright side in a devastating wildfire.
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On the bright side, the REI online shop is business as usual.
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On the bright side: I always knew exactly where my keys were.
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That's a bright side of my life now here in New York.
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But look on the bright side: In the future, everyone is ripped.
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But rather than ruing the complication, Ms. Roth found a bright side.
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On the bright side, the bad law will expire on December 8.
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Some call this an embarrassment while others focus on the bright side.
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On the bright side, Green Book got zero nominations this year. #OscarNoms
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On the bright side, she'll never have trouble scoring a lip kit.
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On the bright side, our carbon emissions fell considerably as a result.
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On the bright side, this syndrome remains extremely rare, Dr. Roth told Shape.
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On the bright side, you can stream movies from Kanopy to any device.
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On the bright side, she's a shoo-in for editor of Horse & Hound.
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On the bright side, Ferdinand received an A CinemaScore and generally positive reviews.
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There was a bright side buried in the midst of all the chaos.
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On the bright side, the shutdown did trigger raises for senior administration officials.
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But, on the bright side, his back felt better after his hospital stay.
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So I guess it's easier for me to look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, companies associated with the gaming industry enjoyed robust growth.
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After ample coverage from international media outlets, AIB looks on the bright side.
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But on the bright side, none of the best-selling replicas on HistoricalCutouts.
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On the bright side, it feels almost impossible that things could get worse.
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On the bright side, I didn't encounter many instances of these exorbitant fares.
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Even in the depths of grief I try to see the bright side.
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The one bright side during that period is what has happened with migration.
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But on the limited bright side, Tilles says, allergic symptoms are rarely dangerous.
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On the bright side, some moves are being made toward addressing this problem.
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James Corden and Eric Idle are through with looking on the bright side.
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On the bright side, we did find a whole slew of worthy alternatives.
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"I'm incredibly anxious, but I'm trying to see the bright side," she says.
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Sky is looking on the bright side, saying the authority suggested potential remedies.
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On the bright side, there's at least some hope of abating further losses.
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On the bright side, the cruise ship debacles could actually contribute to science.
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Healthy solutions On the bright side, the ACA has had some positive effects.
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But look on the bright side, Democrats, now you know you can cheat.
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But I'm trying — like Antonio Banderas, I guess — to see the bright side.
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Is it easy for you to look on the bright side of things?
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But on the bright side, the Iowa caucuses are just 214 days away!
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The bright side is that studies like these can help change those outcomes.
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It was a miniscule bright side to the nightmare she was going through.
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On the bright side, temperatures in the city could reach the upper 40s.
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On the bright side, Uber has fast-growing newer businesses like Uber Eats.
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I THINK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE, IT MEANS MORE PEOPLE WILL HAVE JOBS.
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On the bright side, you can drink whatever and however much you like.
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On the bright side, this year is a fabulous one for your career!
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The only bright side -- he was NOT charged with felony grand theft auto.
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Maybe that's cynical, but American Horror Story has never been about the bright side.
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On the bright side, at least her entire face made it in this time.
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On the bright side, the dark theme setting is super easy to turn on.
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The daytime host was surprised, but looked at the bright side of the things.
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That may be a bummer for some fans, but there is a bright side.
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On the bright side, the E20 will get both a RAM and storage bump.
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On the bright side, when he falls down, he immediately ices the damaged area.
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But hey, on the bright side, he's also a dad to a second son!
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She was always just focused on the positive and the bright side of everything.
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The skies are about to go completely dark, stargazers, but there's a bright side.
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On the bright side, we got to experience all these insanely good election jokes.
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So far currency strategists and traders have opted to look on the bright side.
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Here's the bright side: You can create a pool of tax-free retirement income.
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Let's start with good news: On the bright side, we have a start date.
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On the bright side, the same amendment was only narrowly rejected four years ago.
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On the bright side, there is a range of people searching for their roots.
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On the bright side, we're getting some fucking weird memes from this nightmare fuel.
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The Senate majority leader, Jake Corman, said he was looking for the bright side.
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But I still have 1 eye left, looking at the bright side of things.
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The Mindy Project's Fortune Feimster looked at the bright side of Shelton being crowned.
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For a bright side dish, go simple with an arugula salad and lime vinaigrette.
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On the bright side, a few strides are being made to rectify this situation.
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However, at least some progressive leaders are urging America to see the bright side.
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And some economists, particularly those on the left, even saw a possible bright side.
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On the bright side ... their water bill might be a little lower this month.
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On the bright side: Consumers may get some respite from a Fed rate cut.
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On the bright side, he now has 11 tabuas, one short of his goal.
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There's a bright side to this loss, though, even if Apple snapping up Xnor.
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But look on the bright side: they could've been marauding centaurs, or aggressive Celts.
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Though I'm wary of seeming to be pointing to any bright side—there is no bright side to this election—Trump has suggested that he is averse to foreign interventions (insofar as one can read any intentions at all from his contradictory statements).
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Looking on the bright side does not have the same intellectual cachet as forecasting calamity.
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On the bright side (at least, for Peña), the DEA is making inroads in Cali.
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On the bright side, at least I can always find my phone in my bag.
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On the bright side, this presumably locks in the lower price for a full year.
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On the bright side, the absurdity of it all did allow for some shining moments.
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But there's a bright side, and that's Gypsy, the oft-overlooked but marvelous engineering bot.
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On the bright side, it looks like at least one person got a personalized response.
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On the bright side, it is now socially acceptable to wear a sweatsuit virtually anywhere.
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On the bright side, it will likely be gentler with your stuff than humans are.
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Even the most practical signs (cough, Capricorn) may glance at the bright side this Friday.
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" On the bright side, our suggested playlist is made up entirely of "Our Fight Song.
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On the bright side we can now throw the LSU study out of the window.
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On the bright side, the Korean tech giant said its semiconductor business is doing well.
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Let's survey the scene:Chalk influential American bitcoin advocate Erik Voorhees up on the bright side.
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Catrina Tillman, first lady at First Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, also sees a bright side.
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On the bright side, early buyers of cryptocurrencies have still made a ton of money.
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On the bright side, Americans in general have been drinking less sugary soda over time.
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"I think scientists look at the bright side, but not the bad side," she says.
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On the bright side, LG Display's failures means Apple's keeping its quality bar in check.
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On the bright side, that's still one of the coolest walking simulators I've ever seen.
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On the bright side, at least West Haven's lunch ladies haven't broken any laws. Yet.
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But on the bright side, the field is also great for making some stunning aurorae!
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On the bright side ... El Chapo will have plenty of time to write a script.
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The bright side is that even with a truncated legislative calendar, there is still time.
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On the bright side, it is an award for long-term thinking and common sense.
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But on the bright side, at least they can say it was a learning experience.
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" On the bright side, Sleeper said, clients are loyal and the industry is "incredibly resilient.
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On the bright side ... it looks like he's making good use of his hard time.
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And on the bright side ... maybe Klay can score a deal with Sprite now too.
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Nonfiction ALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE A Sortabiography By Eric Idle Illustrated.
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"Look on the bright side," Colbert said of the possible eight-week social distancing measures.
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But look on the bright side: There's a pre-Hamilton Leslie Odom Jr. there. 193.
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The one potential bright side is the likelihood that the downturn could be comparatively brief.
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Jupiter's positive influence on this Full Moon will help you to see the bright side.
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"I still have 1 eye left, looking at the bright side of things," he wrote.
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On the bright side, BofAML still sees the TINA — there is no alternative — trade alive.
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But billionaire investor Kevin O'Leary sees a bright side, he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" Monday.
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Looking on the bright side, Ms. Vlachos reasoned, they could do laundry whenever they wanted.
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But there may be a bright side to all this for Uber, Dubal told Motherboard.
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On the bright side, "no passwords need to be reset," according to a Google spokesperson.
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Which is the bright side of Trump; it's really there, for those with eyes to see.
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On the bright side, I take a Yerba Mate and some Hawaiian chips from the kitchen.
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On the bright side, yet another public health triumph fueled by vaccination is close to fruition.
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But, on the bright side, I'm not the only one who's been feeling sickened by it.
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Sarah Stage knows being a mom isn't always easy, but she's looking on the bright side.
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On the bright side, there are ways to put those funds right back into your account!
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On the bright side, more manufacturers than ever are participating in Android 10 Q's beta program.
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On the bright side, Greer enjoyed that wearing the suit allowed for a quick prep time.
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But on the bright side, he said, this was exactly what many clients were looking for.
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On the bright side,Katrina believes the European consumer will be resilient through the British exit.
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In the end, Nymeria didn't eat Arya and her horse, so...look at the bright side?
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On the bright side, things probably can't get any worse for the South Korean phone maker.
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But for Syvitski, there's a bright side to watching the Earth sink because of human folly.
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For now, Lui sees the bright side of our nearly century-long love affair with CRTs.
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On the bright side, humble drudges will at least still have a reason to head home.
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But on the bright side, Dro (Sarunas Jackson) was nowhere to be found in this episode.
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On the bright side, that gives us a couple more years to find those mutant mermaids.
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There was another bright side for investors in the downturn — they got a break on fees.
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On the bright side, this way, you'll always have a buddy to NyQuil and chill with.
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On the bright side, according to Varban, collecting videos of surgeries helps improve overall surgical quality.
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And in the end, the fantasy had a bright side: Katniss helps create a better world.
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Here's the bright side of this Olympics mess: At least it restores some of the suspense.
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On the bright side: Are there any interesting research opportunities that will result from the fire?
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On the bright side, the Sussexes' new Canadian neighbors seem determined to protect the family's privacy.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei is trying to look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, Middle Tennessee did a nice job limiting turnovers (one) and penalties (four).
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Opinion Columnist We need to look at the bright side of Donald Trump's border wall fixation.
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But, on the bright side, this eclipse will be visible to most of the world's population.
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For the nature-inclined among us, though, there is a bright side to all this weather.
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On the bright side ... he also told us he'd welcome the chance to serve her again.
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On the bright side, the eggs probably counted as her something new and her something borrowed.
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"That phenomenal economic growth is no longer there, and that's Erdoğan's bright side," Çağaptay told me.
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Looking on the bright side never fails, and people will respond to your positivity with more positivity.
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On the bright side, it does come with Alexa controls, so you Amazon fanatics will be pleased.
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On bright side, top S&P performer Macy's rises 15 pct as comp sales, profit trounce estimates .
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On the other bright side, Donnie Darko also features an un-fiddled-with Tears for Fears song.
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On the bright side, however, domestic flights this year are averaging less than they did in 2015.
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On the bright side, he claims it doesn't have the rotting milk smell you'd expect it to.
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"On the bright side, if that happens it may help to lessen the number of vulnerable systems."
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On the bright side, one thing's for sure: 2017 will bring many famous spawn into the world.
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On the bright side: whoever perpetrated this bizarre (see: hilarious) act, at least they were using Chrome.
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Did trying to look at the bright side of things affect some kind of change inside you?
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On the bright side, at $400, the Rift S only costs $50 more than the old Rift.
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Look at the bright side: We'll all get to see Apple become a trillion dollar company. Inspiring.
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There is supposed to be a bright side to the turmoil, since volatility typically boosts trading revenues.
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On the bright side: maybe this means a real music video from Kanye is in the works?
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On the bright side, Verizon is at least giving its customers something in return for their data.
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On the bright side, the Greenland shark does not have sex until it's about 1503 years old.
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But look on the bright side: At least the basement isn't full of skeletons and sacrificial altars.
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"Always look on the bright side," suggested Jai Ram Srinivasan, 8, a third grader sharing the role.
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But Mr. Hardwick found a bright side: No one from the core cast numbered among the casualties.
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Why it matters: Investors continue to look on the bright side of whatever new information is given.
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Gail: Since I have no choice, I'm prepared to look on the bright side for a while.
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The bright side of endless stimulus, if there is one, is that recessions have become increasingly rare.
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The bright side of anti-bubbles is that they are very cheap places to go on vacation.
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That's the bright side of another turbulent trading day across the Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange.
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The bright side is that there are two fewer hateful bigots in our country than first reported.
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A cancer bright side (they do exist) is I hear from my people way more than usual.
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It turns out that looking on the bright side of life is really good for your health.
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The little piles of discarded items that come with Chinese New Year traditions have a bright side.
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On the bright side, Sony has delivered Android 10 on this phone in a relatively timely fashion.
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On the bright side, Mr. Visconti's disc-length "Lodger" remix makes the original (also included) sound dusty.
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If you want to start out by looking on the bright side, things have been much worse.
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On the bright side -- In.N.Out isn't accused of stealing the famous arrow logo ... or the theme song.
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But the growing willingness among Americans to see the bright side of non-democratic systems predates Trump.
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It was hard to find a bright side on Monday, where the Dow lost more than 600 points.
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On the bright side, the company reported that its traffic acquisition cost was lower than analysts had expected.
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But hey, look on the bright side: Sunshine and temperatures around 50 are in store for the weekend.
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On the bright side, all that free-flowing booze means you'll probably be too tipsy to really care.
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On the bright side, Killam is happy to leave behind the taxing work schedule of the weekly show.
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But there's always a bright side: It's that moment when you realize you need your friends the most.
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On the bright side, with a retail price of just $480, it's significantly cheaper than most premium devices.
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"On the bright side, at least Jenna Bush Hager didn't say 'Hidden Fences in the Moonlight,'" Bruni quips.
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On the bright side ... "Black Panther," which he co-created, is already killing it at the box office.
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But now there's a bright side for some web surfers — you could score a half-price Snickers bar.
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On the bright side, it doesn't seem to take long to find out if you've made the cut.
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But look on the bright side: He's still got plenty of bare skin left on his left bicep.
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On the bright side, at least you can outfit your entire office or your kid's whole camp group.
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Clinical depression isn't something that clears up in six weeks by trying to look on the bright side.
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The new moon will help you catch a break from the drudgery and look on the bright side.
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But I'm allowed to look on the bright side of things and want to get back into shape.
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On the bright side, if you're looking to fly with your deadly weapon of choice, don't be dismayed.
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On the bright side, plenty of those teams in front of the Huskies have to play each other.
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But on the bright side, Johnson's go-to Neutrogena cleanser will set you back only $4.29 at Target.
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Author and songwriter Amy S. Foster is looking on the bright side after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Others turned to the show itself to express their emotions, while still trying to see the bright side.
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On the bright side, it looks like more women are fundraising on the other side of the table.
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On the bright side, it can help us improve our financial future if we apply those lessons wisely.
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On the bright side, we're finally feeling those winter aesthetics, thanks to Venus doing direct late last week.
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On the bright side, this ends up saving me the overhead cost of him buying them for me.
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On the bright side, our technology is constantly improving and the search will continue to increase in efficiency.
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On the bright side, Amazon did meet revenue expectations with $32.7 billion in net sales for the quarter.
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On the bright side: At least VeganCoin may get a more satisfying ending than Game of Thrones did.
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Wald looks on the bright side, however, pointing out that momentum strategies have tended to do quite well.
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On the bright side, the domestic half of the equation remains healthy with private demand and robust hiring.
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Though her research discovered the lead in their blood in 2015, she is looking on the bright side.
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On the bright side, she began doing a brisk business in anti-Trump merchandise on her Web site.
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Though more than a century of prepubescence might sound bad, there's a bright side for the sea creature.
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"On the bright side," she added, "the ones that get snow are going to get a white Christmas."
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The jobs picture has been the most enduring source of encouragement to those looking on the bright side.
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Pinky Malinky (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): Pinky Malinky sees the bright side of everything, including being born a hot dog.
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But looking on the bright side, it didn't hurt that I had already gotten to know Maks' replacement.
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On the bright side, the enclave faces Eastchester Bay and offers views of City Island and Long Island.
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On the bright side, instances of pubic lice have actually decreased since shaving and waxing came into vogue.
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On the bright side, at least there's plenty of shit-tainted water available in case of future fires.
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"We didn't go from the dark side to the bright side of the moon," the prime minister said.
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But the bright side of the Peak TV onslaught is that there's more TV to love than ever.
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SUZY Look on the bright side, Suzy: At least you were spared a good old-fashioned book burning!
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On the bright side, his score is the same as Jordan Spieth's, and he outplayed Rory McIlroy (+10).
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Stanley Brezenoff, who stepped into the role of interim chairman on Friday, tried to see the bright side.
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Practice optimism The studies are positive: Looking on the bright side of life really is good for you.
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There was a bright side to seeing everyone's life in bulk: We saw more varieties of life, too.
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On the bright side: The film could do better overseas, where Mr. Smith's star power remains more intact.
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On the bright side, less than two months after Rapid7 reported the flaw, Fisher Price fixed the bug.
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Any ingredients you add are going to get pulverized, but on the bright side, it easily crushes ice.
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On the bright side, we also learned there may be some compensation on the way for affected players.
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On the bright side, the Anthem of the Seas never lost the Super Bowl satellite signal throughout the storm.
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Looking on the bright side, I do enjoy the always-on display that LG has implemented with the V30.
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On the bright side, the FDA will resume its inspections of high-risk food processing plants, using unpaid inspectors.
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On the bright side, the Moon enters fellow Earth sign Taurus this evening, bringing you some fun and romance.
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On the bright side, $15,000 worth of Lego bricks are worth the same amount whether they're assembled or dissembled.
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On the bright side, these acquisitions do tend to consummate quickly, often within a few years of their founding.
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Whether you love the #TrumpsComingChallenge or hate it, the bright side is these kids are getting some cardio in.
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Though this obviously puts your teeth in danger, on the bright side, you can finish your veggies super fast.
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Their aesthetic is slightly similar to yours, but it's only the shiny, bright side, and none of the darkness.
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On the bright side, the calendar includes her dogs Norman and Bambi's birthdays as well…on the correct dates!
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On the bright side, we've still got our Mer — so long as she doesn't board any planes, of course.
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Well, the real bright side is that Apple's getting more comfortable with letting third parties repair its precious devices.
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However, there's a bright side for females: Women may suffer more in the beginning, but eventually, they fully recover.
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On the bright side, the tech startup machine produces well-paid tech jobs and dollars flowing into local economies.
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On the bright side, so to speak, the camera is getting a significant improvement to its many lenses' apertures.
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On the bright side, NASA reports that while in space Mr Kelly's excretions burnt up when entering the atmosphere.
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While it's good at handling the bright side of things, the Pixel doesn't do quite as well with shadows.
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Naturally, Twitter had some thoughts about all of this: Look on the bright side about Trump's Panama Canal comments.
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" On "The Bright Side," he assures us that "We are not a mistake and we are not dead yet.
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On the bright side, Lufthansa printed some good earnings numbers, fueling the airline's shares that were up +1.2% premarket.
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On the bright side, the CNN town hall got stellar ratings, creating another good public relations moment for Harris.
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On the bright side, it gives me extra time to read my new book (Exit West by Mohsin Hamid).
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" And when we lose, the fans sing the Monty Python song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.
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On the bright side, the report does do something the Paris climate agreement does not: it mentions fossil fuels.
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Also on the bright side for Trump, the Republicans' tax plan is set to pass both chambers of Congress.
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On the bright side, those people are, for the moment, Trump advisers who haven't yet resigned or been fired.
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On the bright side, Alex Robert Ross just re-listened to that Jay Z intro on "Thriller" and smiled.
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"If I could get a respirator, I would," Julie, who still manages to look on the bright side, said.
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On the bright side, I guess, you can wait this whole thing out by watching a bunch of Netflix.
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But look at the bright side: When she says she loves something, you can take it to the bank.
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But, on the bright side, there are other categories to look at that provide a wide variety of perspectives.
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At least on the bright side, Iowa is now a blueprint of how not to use tech in elections.
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On the bright side, September is one of the slowest months for tourism in the county — and the region.
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On the bright side, expected losses are indeed anticipated to abate, said S&P Global portfolio manager Erin Gibbs.
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On the bright side, 21 marked the second straight year of double-digit gigawatt growth in the solar industry.
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On the bright side, it could have something to do with his role in the upcoming movie Free Guy.
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On the bright side, Sony may now be better positioned than rival television studios to do business with Apple.
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On the bright side, Garcia gets to spent time with his aunt and reconnect with his cousins, he said.
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There are two sides to the AI debate and I think it's time to look at the bright side.
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On the bright side (for those who can afford to live here), Seattle is now a world-class restaurant city.
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But I spent about a month after the crash incapable of doing anything other than looking on the bright side.
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So on the bright side, the data's looking more solid, but on the downside it's giving ammunition to the hawks.
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"On the bright side, my plastic surgeon says I can't get any uglier so fixing my face should be easy."
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Australian GovernmentIt can be hard to look for the bright side in a tragedy.
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The bright side is that there are clear ways to prevent STDs, such as practicing safe sex and regular screenings.
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On the bright side for the Patriots, the Dolphins are not very good, having lost five of their last six.
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On the bright side of this deal, Art Club is being opened up to the public and will live on.
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On the bright side, Dr. Glantz notes that the risk of heart attack appears to decrease immediately after quitting smoking.
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On the bright side, the Hammerhead worked with pretty much every other USB-C-equipped device I tested it with.
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On the bright side (or at least the could-be-worse side), Idle will be writing Fox's film adaptation himself.
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On the bright side, Jack's death doesn't have to mean the end of Ventimiglia's run on the non-linear show.
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On the bright side, the methodology works for many different plant types: from bamboo to succulents and even air plants.
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There's a bright side: Something could happen that will kick you in the butt and inspire you to get busy.
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But, if we try really, really hard to look on the bright side, 2016 did excel in one thing: GIFs.
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But on the bright side, since Trump "isn't representing other people," the fates of his workers weren't really his problem.
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On the bright side, many of the train passengers immediately rush to her defense, yelling right back at the man.
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The couple is looking on the bright side for now, revealing Aubree had called DeBoer "Dad" for the first time.
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But look on the bright side: he is ideally placed to display the ideological flexibility the Brexit negotiations will demand.
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On the bright side, saving up should be easy since you'll probably be too creeped out to remove its contents.
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Some dealers are choosing to see the bright side, hoping the settlement can help them and Volkswagen turn a corner.
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On the bright side, this is an excuse to go see Jenkins' terrifically feminist Wonder Woman for the umpteenth time.
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But for Pelosi, who has long urged caution in her approach to Mueller's investigation, there was a political bright side.
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Treaty Oak Brewing's first brewed options include Lil' Hop Session IPA, Bright Side Blonde Ale and Fitzhugh British Mild Ale.
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"I like things on the bright side, but that doesn't mean I can't appreciate the dark side, either," he said.
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On the bright side, Weeknd is stoked about his Oscar nom for "Earned It," featured in "Fifty Shades of Grey."
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But on the bright side, this open dialogue about design might bring the emphasis of good design to the forefront.
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On Friday, she peppered her presentation with talk of summaries, phases and mechanisms, and purposefully looked on the bright side.
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On the bright side, Mercury will also connect with Neptune, opening up a psychic connection between you and your partners.
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On the bright side, series founder Sid Meier certainly seemed excited about the project in the statement accompanying the announcement.
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On the bright side, Turkey's comprehensive tobacco control strategy reduced smoking prevalence to 22015% in 2015 from 39.3% in 2000.
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Ekstrom's book "Chasing the Bright Side: Embrace Optimism, Activate Your Purpose, and Write Your Own Story" came out on Tuesday.
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A bright side: A Towers Watson survey said 52% of employers who experience a shutdown will continue to pay employees.
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The bright side: The weekend will be significantly more comfortable, with temperatures expected to dip to the 226s and 26s.
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Some, looking on the bright side, noted the departure from the usual Kremlin policy of dismissing Mr. Navalny as insignificant.
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Jerry, of course, is hearing the bright side of a song whose sense of loneliness never occurs to Mr. Cruise.
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The bright side of this awkward interface choice is that you'll be snapping selfies with the phone's 108MP main camera.
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On the bright side: That was a period which preceded the buying opportunity of a lifetime for stock market participants.
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Look at the bright side: If there's one thing besides defense that the Knicks can improve, that would be spacing.
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"On the bright side, one fewer Callery pear tree," Chris Kreussling, who writes the Flatbush Gardener blog, remarked on Twitter.
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Ms. Ishida, 61, is trying to see the bright side as she faces two long weeks stuck inside the ship.
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This guy is trying to find the bright side: Others made jokes about fake birth certificates and fleeing the country.
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They want things to be fun and lighthearted, and will look on the bright side of even the worst heartbreaks.
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On the bright side, Perales talked about how a couple of his Krispy Kreme stores were distributing doughnuts at shelters.
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"At first, we wondered if kids would give up their candy," said Pam Lenning, a spokeswoman for Bright Side Dental.
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Guess you didn't learn your lessons from last year — but hey, look on the bright side: Neither did anybody else.
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On the bright side, builders are well-positioned to increase profits thanks to the shortage of existing homes for sale.
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On the bright side, G+ posts and messages, Google account data and phone numbers and G Suite enterprise content wasn't exposed.
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So look on the bright side: Climate change-driven avalanches will only continue until climate change dries up all the snow.
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On the bright side, Uber's revenue is skyrocketing, and its rate of losses slowed from the prior quarter, The Information said.
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But look on the bright side: At least Meyhem Lauren and The Alchemist survived that shaky journey in a tiny plane.
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On the bright side, it kind of looks like a big-budget Lifetime movie, if that's what you're into — no judgement!
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The bright side for Google is that consumers have pretty consistently chosen Google's search engine and browser in recent years anyway.
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On the bright side, there's going to be a mini-sequel to 'Love Actually' (!!!) Oh good, that only took 14 YEARS.
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On the bright side, the differences between the US and UK mean this issue may never turn so toxic for Democrats.
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On the bright side: Broadcom is being responsive to Beniamini and is working with him to mitigate the issue going forward.
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Ms. Ishida, 2000, was trying to see the bright side as she faced two long weeks stuck inside the Diamond Princess.
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But on the bright side, I am confident I will be able to, one day, serve as a member of Congress!
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And older workers should be encouraged to see the bright side of learning new skills from tech-savvy up-and-comers.
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Plus, on the bright side, you don't have to spend lots of money and wear heels to attend a wedding movie.
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Some have both a bright side and a dark side carved or painted on them, making them a bit more complex.
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And judging by her still-brunette roots, it looks like she may be slowly creeping back over to the bright side.
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" But she now focuses on the bright side: "[We] came out the other side with this beautiful child, who is amazing.
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On the not-so-bright side, we don't have too much else, aside from hope, conjecture, and tiny droplets of information.
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On the bright side, SNB interventions and buying of foreign securities have ebbed in recent months as the franc has weakened.
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But even though things look grim for rock, here's the bright side: The genre has always best served as the underdog.
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He also joked that on the bright side -- Beth would appreciate being famous in death ... getting to #1 trending on Twitter.
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On the bright side, the Go retains the Surface Pro's magnetic edge so you can clip the Surface Pen to it.
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Today we're premiering Spencer's newest video, which is for both "Eve's Titties" and "The Bright Side" from we think we alone.
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On the bright side, athletes in disciplines where performance is not gauged with a tape measure or stopwatch continue to astonish.
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On the bright side, the phone does come with a microSD card for expansion beyond the phone's 64GB of internal storage.
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Real success means always seeing the bright side and believing you have the power to make even the worst situations better.
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On the bright side, you can rent out equally cool places for a teeny tiny percentage of these prices on Airbnb.
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According to Allure you won't be able to get these bad boys online until January 2018, but there's a bright side.
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On the bright side, pumpkin flavors usually mean warm spices with a hint of vanilla, and there's nothing wrong with that.
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For all their mental-health issues, there's a bright side — millennials, known as "the therapy generation," are helping to destigmatize therapy.
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That's a hard no from the designer, but she appreciates the efforts of her team to look on the bright side.
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"I'm now at the beginning of my spiritual journey where I discover my shadow side and my bright side," she says.
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The bright side of this economic shit sandwich is that April should be the worst of it, according to the bank.
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On the bright side, Mexican avocados should be back on the menu—and back in Chipotle's guac—within a few weeks.
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One analyst looking on the bright side of things says there is not much clearing out of volatility left to do.
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In the face of a nuclear threat from North Korea, the people of Guam try to look on the bright side.
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But on the bright side, at least your kids didn't see the face of one of the cast members fall off.
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So on the bright side for those who insist: A few of the book's many killings happen for unexpectedly powerful reasons.
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Despite the profit fall-off, there was an operation bright side, according to Robert Mann, an airline consultant and former executive.
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On the bright side, Spaniards are learning that blue crabs can be delicious, and work well in traditional dishes like paella.
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On the bright side, anyone who can't get their hands on the palette during the presale will be added to a waitlist.
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On the bright side, one of the group's goals is accomplished: The men assassinate Lorea, who had been hiding in a safe.
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On the bright side, this week has been a very excellent week for music with much-anticipated records dropping left and right.
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But the dark side, or rather bright side, of these satellites threatens to pollute the sky with innumerable points of moving light.
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On the bright side, Shondaland and Netflix are making a TV show about her, which we're sure is all she really wants.
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On the bright side, other research has shown that these chemical changes seem to reverse within two days of abstaining from weed.
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On the bright side, at least Vanessa didn't get sick because she was blindingly drunk and shouting abuse, unlike some past contestants.
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On the bright side, governments that once sunk millions of dollars into proving homeopathy doesn't work are now getting tougher on it.
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Serena Williams is looking on the bright side after suffering a crushing defeat Saturday in the third round of the French Open.
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On the bright side, she says, the town will no longer face some of the pollution concerns raised by the previous plan.
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I don't think that joy is necessarily looking on the bright side or some kind of positive reinforcement of a bad situation.
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Even Ablin, who sees the bright side, says shares have to fall another five to ten percent before they are fairly valued.
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I guess the bright side is, at least now I can be an outsider who can literally look in, thanks to Pottermore.
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"On the bright side, we caught it early, I have already started treatment and the prognosis is good," he wrote on Instagram.
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But on the bright side, it includes a cameo from Tracy Camilla Johns, the actress who played Nola in the original film!
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Instead, he quickly found the bright side—the chance to choose a program that best suited his development—and recalibrated his path.
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Here's a perfect Christmas present for that girlfriend who always manages to make you laugh and see the bright side of things.
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Since hairstylist Brant Mayfield took her to the bright side, Rose has shared multiple photos showing off her magenta mane on Instagram.
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On the bright side, odds are when you search 32-bit, you won't be seeing "Linkin Park 8-Bit Rebellion!" anymore.[Mashable]
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I try to always look on the bright side, remind myself that imitation is flattery and that I'm onto the next thing.
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On the bright side, all the hard and careful work you put in since April will start to pay off after Thursday.
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On the bright side, Negrón-Muntaner also found that community currencies flourish in times of economic crises to facilitate local exchange economies.
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Meanwhile, someone has found a bright side of the game Grand Theft Auto — it has become a powerful tool for music discovery.
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On the bright side, Janabi wisely kept registration documents and he was eventually restored as the car's rightful owner when hostilities subsided.
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On the bright-side (for Trump): the Supreme Court justices were far more respectful of his executive authorities than the lower courts.
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On the bright side, the company noted that almost half of Q260 production occurred in the final four weeks of the quarter.
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So the bright side, to some in the GOP, is that at least Trump laid out his position for all to see.
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On the bright side, it's by far the best of the series' first episodes, four of which were made available to press.
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"He is an amazingly genuine person, always looking at the bright side of things," Roxanne told the news station of her brother.
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While "The Bright Side" plays, he runs through a field in a sunflower suit before ending on a fairly sturdy Milly Rock.
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On the bright side, Jenkins did get a peek into the Marvel Studios machinery, where surely she learned a trick or two.
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And hey, on the bright side, at least now you won't have to wedge that Aramark visor underneath your pointy white hood.
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On the bright side, the wider Fortune 500 has seen a slight rise in DMARC adoption since the start of the year.
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"It is blessings, and it is a bright side to this, and I thank God for it," she told the NBC station.
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On the bright side, auction records were set for a handful of important female artists including Alma Thomas and Carrie Mae Weems.
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There may be a tiny, fleeting bright side for those who live in places where something known as frostweed grows: ice flowers.
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But the bright side of this latest ordeal I can ask for help by asking for someone to generously donate a kidney.
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But there is a bright side: If that climate change report is right, a lifetime appointment might be shorter than we think.
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Lots of nonwhite men have been Bernard, constantly forcing ourselves to look on the bright side of having found our other people.
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And, on the bright side, it seems as though we're all about to be spending a whole lot more time that way.
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And while other athletes, including some golfers, were feeling the eclipse fever on Monday, Walker tried to look on the bright side.
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He was always telling his mother to look on the bright side of life, and she said his positive attitude encouraged her.
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But, there's a bright side — in May 2019, as many as 180 countries agreed to ban the production and use of PFOA.
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On the bright side, they've just announced that next year they're going to get him to announce best picture at the Oscars.
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But hey – on the bright side, they totally love Jacob the Muggle (or, excuse us, No-Maj) as much as you do.
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"), The Walking Dead ("don't you worry about global warming or the Middle East / look on the bright side with the recently deceased!
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Bright side -- she got a little more than that ... but she'll probably want to avoid the real estate game from now on.
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On the bright side, Lueck's entering the entertainment industry at a time when people, especially women, are hyperaware of the industry's next step.
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Murray has a newborn at home, so on the bright side he will be able to squeeze in a little extra dad duty.
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On the bright side, Theresa's death means Bernie is reinstated as Head of Behavior, which is good news because they're incredibly short-handed.
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On the bright side, banks and other financial institutions are seen as well capitalized and thus in a good position to absorb shocks.
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This video from R29 Riot's series So Sketch looks on the bright side of discovering your dinner is several hours of prep away.
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On the bright side, though, the same rewarding experience will generate more intense pleasure during the teen years than at any other time.
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But in the bright side, Marino said he has stopped receiving incessant text messages urging him to vote for one candidate or another.
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On the bright side ... those who saw Pete's show and were the target of his wrath now have a special connection for life.
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On the bright side, McComas said users' data would be protected and gave them a link to where they could request their data.
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On the bright side, if you take any test after you already have an insurance plan in place, it won't mean higher rates.
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On the bright side, the fact that this thing isn't an electric or hybrid car probably increases its chances of eventually getting made.
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But on the bright side, spring is finally in sight and we've been blessed with an extra hour of sunshine in the evenings.
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The bright side: Ad spending cuts can be cyclical, and clients reenergize their ad budgets to boost spending again once the market strengthens.
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And on the bright side, Apple is making it extremely easy to turn this feature off by navigating to Settings > Battery > Battery Health.
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The bright side: Trump's actions might not be enough to tame the opioid crisis, but some of them could make a real difference.
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On the bright side, we're not going to slip into The Handmaid's Tale under President Pence because he'll be aborted after one term.
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On the bright side, if the whole point of this venture was to become a trending topic, pat yourself on the back, guys.
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The bright side is, we can look back at yesterday's event as a solid day lined up with some of our favorite bands.
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On the bright side, the Weather Service has declared this storm to be this winter's "final appearance" for the hard-hit Upper Midwest.
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Its bright side, though, is extreme self-reliance — which, along with effective health policy, is Riley's main explanation for the life-expectancy paradox.
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McDonald's: On the bright side, this company is well-run and in a "sweet spot" in terms of its defense strategy, Cramer said.
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Let's be real: You're not famous for your optimism, Capricorn, but this harmonious connection will help you see the on the bright side.
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He takes a moment to dig deep down to look for that bright side, or maybe to find anything else to talk about.
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If there is a bright side, it is that small companies are not as heavily involved in the import game as big multinationals.
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On the bright side, philosophy has been relentless in my life as a thinking person, and a little brain rest was long overdue.
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Kane André, a naturalized citizen from Haiti who is a church minister and a real estate agent, was looking on the bright side.
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The bright side, however, is that in these divisive times, here is a truly bipartisan issue — neither red nor blue, but golden brown.
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On the bright side, Guatemala's homicide rate is down - to 22 murders per 100,000 in 2018 residents from 45 per 100,000 in 2009.
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If there is a bright side to this, it's that credit card points are more plentiful and valuable than they have ever been.
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If there's any bright side to any of this, it might be that greenhouse gas emissions are dipping because of the coronavirus, too.
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"Not many people saw it," Mr. Idle wrote of the series in his memoir, "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" (2018).
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On the bright side, both Foley says that the turtle strandings have slowed over the last few weeks and appear to have peaked.
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On the bright side for Mr. Cruz, a separate poll released on Thursday by Monmouth University showed him topping Mr. Trump handily in Texas.
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Still, the research has a surprising bright side: women may be more supportive than men of leaders who exhibit more stereotypically feminine leadership styles.
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The only thing we can do now is take a collective deep breath, dry our eyes, and try to look on the bright side.
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But on the bright side, this should allow the government to focus on the poor while corporates take care of the rich, she said.
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On the bright side, wages rose during the month, with average hourly earnings up 8 cents an hour, representing a 2.5 percent annualized gain.
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The verdict: This filter was fine and the bright side is that there are ways to adjust the settings to make it more tolerable.
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On the bright side, noted Goldfarb, after the current wave of construction, only those developers with strong banking relationships will be able to build.
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On the bright side, Trump opponents have hijacked the hashtag to voice their disapproval and even got a few good jokes out of it.
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The only bright side for the billionaire businessman is that the share who view him negatively dropped from 62 percent in the previous poll.
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But on the bright side, it gave him the opening to point out that here he was about to show everyone how it's done.
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The only bright side of the reckoning is that, by coming forward, women like Sadler forge a new, better path for those that follow.
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But looking on the bright side, there was plenty of room in Katmandu's hotels, and the city's notoriously traffic-choked streets were relatively quiet.
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On the bright side, the Note 10 lets you export converted handwriting-to-text notes directly as Microsoft Word, PDF, text, and image files.
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On the bright side, Posner says he's enjoying the hospital's AC and a nice bed ... which he hasn't had in quite a long time.
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But, on the bright side, it requires far less maintenance than silicon implants, which can rupture or leak, and often need to be redone.
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On the bright side, the Vive is the culmination of years of Valve VR research, and we've been extremely impressed with it so far.
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Ultimately, though, I look to the bright side of truly being able to capture moments as you saw them and faster than anything else.
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They are the ones who manage to see the bright side in things, have something fun to say, comment on, and bring people up.
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If there's any bright side to this, it's in the relatively small amount of business that Acer was doing through its e-commerce portal.
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" The silver lining for Pelosi: "For Pelosi, who has long urged caution in her approach to Mueller's investigation, there was a political bright side.
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But on the bright side, there's a party from 6 PM to midnight featuring live sets by Greg Z., DV-i, and Trust Image.
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If you want to look on the bright side, remember that however horrific you feel about what's happening in Washington, Chris Christie feels worse.
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" But even in the hospital, Campbell maintained his positive outlook, writing, "I still have 1 eye left, looking at the bright side of things.
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On the bright side, Macklemore might be able to impart some wisdom about taking a loss in the final of a major sporting event.
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On the bright side, this doesn't impact species living in larger protected areas, because the cats were killing prey in urban and suburban habitats.
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On the bright side, cleaning a keyboard isn't too difficult to do, as this extremely thorough guide from tech site How-To Geek explains.
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On the bright side, she added, a man named Peter Hastings Falk had arranged for a couple of gallery owners to visit in December.
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"You've got to look on the bright side and stay creative," Lewis said in a press release of staying optimistic amid his health battle.
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But, hey, on the bright side at least we don't have to watch either one of them be murdered in ghastly ways this season!
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"Nobody put money on us in this tournament," Argentina guard Nicolás Laprovíttola said with a smile, forcing himself to look at the bright side.
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On the bright side, businesses, households and the public sector invested about $231 billion in energy efficiency last year, up 9 percent from 2015.
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On the bright side, there were high-quality products that improved your mobile life and mobile security, your gaming experiences, and your home automation.
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On the bright side, Trump is president, which gives him a lot of power and prestige to deploy in changing people's perception of him.
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I guess on the bright side, it's good for teens to learn about insidious demands for unpaid labor in the form of social media production.
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On the bright side, Spangler's CEO says the hearts will be available again in 2020, already giving us something to look forward to next year.
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But cornerback Darius Slay prefers to look at the bright side, as this now frees up ample time for the messy work of wedding preparation.
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The summer heat is no doubt unbearable, but on the bright side, there are no crowds at the beach: the city has no residents yet.
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The bright side, which faces the pulsar, was measured at 8,080 Kelvin (7,2080 degrees Celsius), and the dimmer side at 5,660 Kelvin (5,387 degrees Celsius).
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On the bright side, things are looking rosy for this latest version of Spider-Man, who's played by 20-year-old British actor Tom Holland.
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That's perhaps the bright side to Vine's decline: Many prominent social media users agree that there's some consolation in the many other platforms out there.
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When You're Trying to Look on the Bright Side: "Come to Mama" In a rocky political landscape, Gaga is more outspoken than ever about acceptance.
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On the bright side, though, that's largely because we've gotten better at preventing heart disease deaths and living longer, not because cancer deaths are rising.
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The gleaming bright side of all this is the hopeful idea that saving money and investing your savings is easier than ever thanks to technology.
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On the bright side, the Knuckles drivers were updated last month, and Valve is advertising a job listing for a "VR and hardware" software engineer.
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On the bright side, Beckham looks perfectly lovely in the rest of the shoot — and she appears to be proud of how it turned out.
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But look at the bright side: You have a whole year to get used to the new software before Apple changes it again next fall.
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On the bright side, Pepe wasn't my favorite meme at the best of times, so I'm not too sad about putting him out to pasture.
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On the bright side, Captain Ron is doing just fine, enjoying the celebrity life at his new home, where he can enjoy his golden years.
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But look on the bright side: Misery loves company, and no one (except maybe Bubble Boy) has a nose that's completely free of clogged pores.
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Bright side: Any saved locations or lists also come up in the app for easy one-tap opening, along with recent searches from your phone.
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On the bright side, Snap has 158 million daily active users, which is more than Twitter had when it went public, but way below Facebook.
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On the bright side, since the keyboard is spill-proof, you won't have to worry about using a little cleaning solution to wipe it down.
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"If there is a bright side, it is that the world policymakers and health leaders have focused on this issue like never before," Coukell said.
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Now, on the bright side, the two Thunderbolt 3 ports run at full speed, so you could conceivably connect to 4K monitors to this thing.
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On the bright side, the dongle is only $9, and if you've been an iPhone owner for the past few years, you've got one already.
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The pastoral care provider "sees the bright side of things, and doesn't dwell on what you could have or should have done," Mead-e said.
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On the bright side, students who switch directions and follow their true calling are less likely to waste their youth working a shitty office job.
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But, on the bright side, there's never been a better time to finally kick that weed-smoking habit and pick up a cannabis vape instead.
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"Look at the Bright Side" has no lyrics at all; instead, its collection of synths sounds evoke an outerspace organ solo at a Baptist church.
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On the bright side, we can all agree at least that humans are the goddamn worst, and now we have the maps to prove it.
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She can look at the bright side: One of us is going to the Finals at the end of the day, so there's no losers.
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Free File had another bright side: The companies could tailor their Free File offers so that they didn't cut into their base of paying customers.
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If the wet weather is poised to ruin your weekend plans, look on the bright side: Until recently, we've been going through a mini-drought.
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On the bright side, people reported a slight decline in stress, meaning that overall, the world remained exactly as miserable as it was in 27.
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Me trying to find bright side: no more pledge drives, no more feeling old when realize all favorite TV shows are sponsored by river cruises.
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On the bright side, Remy and Jackie are back together and — having made their affair public — are able to drive off into the sunset. Finally.
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On the bright side, at least Smash Mouth, who tweeted that Stevens is a "privileged weasel," has seen some sense since they came for Drake.
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On the bright side, however, we have "already have built interstellar craft," he said, referring to the space probes that are orbiting through space today.
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On the bright side, it's not hard to relate to the torment endured by Young Jane, a character played with cold relish by Catherine Hurlin.
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It's a sad day for fans of the relationship, but on the bright side ... these 2 hotties will probably find new love in no time.
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COOPER Yes, his baritone — which is on the bright side for a Wotan — brought out the god's delight in toying with his foes early on.
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Smarter Living: A new review of scientific studies concludes that looking on the bright side may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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Smarter Living: A new review of scientific studies concludes that looking on the bright side may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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On the bright side, the cheap iPad is still cheap, starting at $330 for the wifi model and starting at $460 for the cellular model.
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On the bright side -- Madison tells us she loves everyone and prays for the best, and Aaron says he's doing great ... in the oral sex department.
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On the bright side, however, that means we can spend the summer dedicating ourselves to This Is Us theories — since they're basically the same stories anyways.
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On the bright side, at least she realized before it was too late and she'd actually left the house with a fly glued to her face.
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On the bright side: generally, these movies range in quality from "fine" to "very good," and there are worse examples of peer pressure to succumb to.
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On the bright side, you don't need much more than your basic kitchen essentials—plus a good dispensary or a good dealer—to cook with weed.
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In the aftermath, some Wall Street analysts chose to look on the bright side and point to the fact that these probes are in early stages.
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The only bright side to FilmStruck shutting down at the end of 2018 was the news that The Criterion Channel would rise up from its ashes.
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On the bright side, these days enough women know that some of these behaviors and beliefs are not normal — and they are ready to fight them.
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But there is one bright side to this major change: It appears Ventimiglia called his on-screen wife, Mandy Moore (Rebecca Pearson), for a hairstylist recommendation.
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On the bright side, less mainstream performances might get the recognition they lack from the traditional award shows, because fellow actors will see something we don't.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: 3 Ways to Decorate with String Lights The HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams collection as a whole is on the bright side.
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On the bright side, the pickup belonged to Tom Wold , who owns a custom truck building company, and he didn't ask her to cover the damage.
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But on the bright side, every month, Sephora hits us with a whole crop of brand-new beauty products — proving that life is all about balance.
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The bright side is that we probably shouldn't worry too much about whether early voting will affect who wins the presidential election: It almost certainly won't.
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Of course, the bright side to these slider phone designs is that the front will be virtually all display with really high screen-to-body ratios.
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The bright side of a lackluster divisional round is a star-studded conference championship weekend, bringing us rematches of two of the regular season's best games.
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On the not-as-bright side, it falls apart in the last act and is still by far the best of the series' first four episodes.
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On the bright side, the Senate confirmed a relatively large tranche of President Trump's nominees before recessing, and negotiations are full steam ahead on tax reform.
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After Future's first stint as a blond, some could say that he, umm, inspired a few other musicians to take a walk on the bright side.
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But look on the bright side—if Canucks fans need something else to fill their viewing schedules, I hear there are some good documentaries out there.
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On the bright side, Frederick Douglass -- who died in 1895 -- is "doing an amazing job" and "getting recognized more and more," we learned from the President.
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Nothing is more identified with you than the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life," which is, of course, the title of your memoir.
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Yet Wall Street analysts, always a group somewhat predisposed toward looking on the bright side, say the lack of enthusiasm could actually be a bullish indicator.
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On the bright side, you can learn a lot from a tough breakup with an app — which can be especially useful when looking for a replacement.
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The bright side: Paulsen said payrolls gains are about at the right level to be sustainable in a market where the unemployment rate is so low.
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Bright Side Dental, a chain with 13 offices in the metro Detroit area and elsewhere, started gathering candy donations for military care packages seven years ago.
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The bright side to that, as Stone explains it, is that also means there is no reason to be concerned about virtual reality addiction or dependence.
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But there is a bright side for Mr. Sanders: To some extent, he compensated for his losses among affluent voters by doing best among lower-income voters.
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On the bright side, I've probably saved myself a decent amount of money at this point, because even a simple salad in this city costs $12-$15.
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"I think (carrying Jason) really helped us build a relationship with him," Brian says -- choosing to look at the bright side of each challenge the family faces.
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The bright side is that this variety is so great that among it can be found shapes resembling (slightly) all the capital letters of the English alphabet.
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"On the bright side, if DeB gets elected prez, we New Yorkers will lose his undivided attention a year ahead of schedule," said Blankfein in the tweet.
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On the bright side, it also signals an onslaught of new drugstore launches — and if this year has been any indication, this month's loot will be legendary.
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If I rolled my eyes every time someone told me to "look on the bright side," my pupils would permanently be in the back of my head.
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The mildly bright side, however, is that DoorDash is now providing more transparency after each completed delivery, DoorDash CEO Tony Xu wrote in a blog post today.
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On the bright side, it doesn't look like they'll run out of road: Streaming looks to be a fairly sustainable business, suggest stats from Streamlabs' latest report.
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On the bright side, June might be able to keep this next baby — that is, if some benevolent Mayday force rescues her and brings her to Canada.
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On Friday night's Graham Norton Show, Kendrick (and Justin Timberlake) discussed her despair at the Bake Off shake-up — but she's also looking at the bright side.
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Iwai said he wants the world to know more about the bright side of Iraq, where people try to create happiness and joy in extremely difficult circumstances.
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The musician had been a "super positive person, always looking on the bright side, always wanting to make a situation fun and explore the absurd," Dreaper said.
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But on the bright side, at least now you may not be haunted by extremist videos if you just happen to watch one out of morbid curiosity.
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Such changes in treatment can put even more pressure on community organizations to provide evidence-based prevention services, but Sciortino said he looks on the bright side.
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On the bright side, the gap wasn't seen among the young, meaning infants and children weren't less or more likely to die depending on where they lived.
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On the bright side ... Jody Highroller wasn't ordered to pay for any damage to the house, so we're assuming the 40 gallon fish tank is still intact.
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"I think it was positive to get back behind the wheel after four months of no driving," said former GP2 champion Vandoorne, looking on the bright side.
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If there was a bright side to the wreckage, it was confirmation of a fundamental truth: only deep, structural, community-led change can produce enduring police reform.
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State of the Art The world might be a mess, but look on the bright side: Men's shaving products are much better than they used to be.
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So I guess we didn't need to get up at 5 o'clock in the morning to go get burritos on Long Beach, but there's a bright side.
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While it's a tough way to lose a game, on the bright side, the Washington offense looked far more competent than many expected heading into the year.
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For the moment, even Republicans who are starkly critical of Trump, such as Ayres, are choosing to look on the bright side — cautiously — over the longer term.
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On the bright side, for me, the bathroom I installed the seat in is designed just right so that there's an outlet within reach of the cord.
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The story's moral is elusive — keep a stiff upper lip, look on the bright side or just hope mom will arrive, deus ex machina, to help you.
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Or, you know, it could be a sad reminder that we're all a little more alone these days, but...let's look on the bright side, shall we?
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Read more " Megan McArdle in The Washington Post: "Partisans seemed focused on the bright side: Democrats happily anticipating their House investigations, Republicans savoring their future judicial appointments.
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"It's abhorrent that it took this long for them to act, but on the bright side, it shows that a strike will work to change their behavior."
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On the bright side, she (and we) got to see Abraham again, in a way, as she relived the last meaningful conversation they had before his death.
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"We didn't know what we were doing, and insisted on doing it," Mr. Idle wrote in "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life: A Sortabiography" (2018).
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Look on the Bright Side Day (December 21): It's the winter solstice, the day when the Earth's Northern Hemisphere is at its maximum tilt from the sun.
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Brexit It was a busy day Wednesday for the dysfunctional Brexit machine, but on the bright side, UK lawmakers have actually come to an agreement on something.
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Wi-Fi On the bright side, a ubiquitous technology that has been the source of much consumer anguish saw great improvement over the last year: Wi-Fi.
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Someday there will be a tournament draw so ominous that even Jurgen Klinsmann will not be able to see its bright side, but Sunday was not that day.
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And while you might be irked that you have to get double the tampons, on the bright side, at least you have two opportunities to have period sex?
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The bright side is that the device's slow software can probably be improved with a software update, and as Amazon loves to say, Alexa is always getting better.
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I tried to see the bright side: At least I was questioning my beliefs and their underpinnings, which would make me fit right in on Change My View.
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On the bright side, Watchers on the Wall discovered over the weekend that the season premiere will be 59 minutes long, the longest premiere episode since season 1.
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You should limit the amount of meat, dairy, and saturated fat you eat, but on the bright side you can have a glass of red wine at dinner.
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If you tend to focus on the bright side of the American economy — or even on the averages — you're probably not going to spend your life covering it.
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For Trump critics, there is a bright side to a lack of moderate Republican voices on immigration: Those who have left the House have been replaced by Democrats.
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Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports The third star: These Habs fans at the draft – Look on the bright side, at least they can probably remember Montreal's last Cup.
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On the bright side, Hannah B. said she didn't have any hard feelings for Colton even after he sent her home immediately after introducing her to his family.
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But look on the bright side, once they're all stored in Google Photos, you'll be able to search pictures for people and objects using its powerful search feature.
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On the bright side: Daenerys and Yara and Ellaria and Olenna are cruising in from the East, and Sansa and Lyanna are setting up camp in the North.
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On the bright side, it doesn't look like any surprise ex-girlfriends popped up to lay some receipts on our girl, unlike the last basketball game she attended.
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So, I asked Siri to clarify: Well, Siri doesn't seem to actually have any idea who either Nymeria is, but on the bright side: we found Arya's direwolf!
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On the bright side for these companies, there may be hope for them to deploy scooters during phase two of the city's pilot program, which starts in April.
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But on the bright side, many innocent people got to keep their jobs and a couple of the shows are getting to wrap up on their own terms.
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If there's any one phone to blame for normalizing camera bumps, it was the iPhone X. One the bright side: the bump's one of the smallest (for now).
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On the bright side, Bannister said that for now he is sticking with his call that the index closes the year at 2,800, which implies 6 percent upside.
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Late-night comedy: "Of course, it's a dark stain on his legacy; but on the bright side, Trump finally managed to win a popular vote," Jimmy Fallon said.
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Investors were apparently looking on the bright side — including solid growth in the bank's loan portfolio and signs that customers were still paying back their loans on time.
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On the bright side: Another excellent performance by McGregor as Kenobi, and the duel at the end of the move between Skywalker and Kenobi is worth the wait.
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On the bright side, Beatport survived the fallout—even if in terms of personnel, it is totally unrecognizable from the faces that built it in the early 2000s.
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But look on the bright side: While we may not know the taste of these skinny, genetically-reformed pig innards, we still have regular old full-fat bacon waiting.
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If there's one bright side to all this, it's that Mylan's tricks have seemingly started to fall flat: Its revenue from the EpiPen has steadily fallen in recent years.
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One bright side to the SQ10 is that you aren't wasting moments worrying about which photos to post to Instagram that would otherwise be spent shooting with the camera.
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Though some remained unimpressed with the fest's results, most tried to look on the bright side, happy to be in the company of thousands of other Pokémon Go fans.
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On the bright side, the new chief will be facing a relatively stable landscape amid subdued Indian inflation and as the dollar's rally loses steam, said J.P Morgan's Hui.
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The bright side is that Tatum is going to the hoop more: 39 percent of his shots have been at the rim, according to the N.B.A.'s tracking numbers.
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The bright side: At least there are five other palettes to choose from, and we'd guess that the brand has something very exciting planned to fill the shelf space.
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But before you sound the alarm, look on the bright side: His terrace may be aglow, but his overall electricity usage might not be substantially higher than everyone else's.
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In the hazy days between her death and the funeral, I had tried to see the bright side: Without the calls, I'd have an extra hour in the day.
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Earlier in the day, he and his wife Annette Roque were photographed at Bright Side Farm, their 40-acre equestrian facility in the area, according to the Daily Mail.
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Our thought bubble: One bright side of this debacle is that Facebook is being more transparent about how it makes these decisions than it has been in the past.
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The CBS sitcom, which aired from 1974 until 1979, told the story of a low-income black family finding the bright side of living in the Chicago housing projects.
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Still, on the bright side, it appears that the group may get an opportunity to brief Twitter on its concerns on social media usage in the country after all.
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But the bright side is that you don't have to wait an extra 10 minutes even after the previews are over before you're reunited with Woody and Buzz again.
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On the bright side, instead of throwing it backwards toward your single friends, you can either feed it to the flower girls or just throw it into the trash.
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The visit to Dash Miami goes about as well as the one to New York, only this time Kourtney is doing her best to look on the bright side.
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On the bright side, this hysteria hasn't actually gotten violent yet, unlike the Slenderman case, where two girls stabbed a third because they wanted to please a fictional character.
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There was one small bright side to that whole horrible situation, though: Violet calls Hollywood for some support while everyone is searching frantically for Micah, and he picks up.
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Although it's unlikely she can salvage her car — she's still waiting to hear back from her insurance — there's a bright side to this chaotic day for Taryn: Free makeup.
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Since then, he's published a mini investigation on Troom Troom, as well as a video about the "dark side of Bright Side," the sister channel to 5-Minute Crafts.
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These are two very different combinations of planetary energy, so today should be interesting—the mood will be rather cold, but you'll be able to find the bright side.
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First Schwab looked at the bright side: The possibilities of billions of people connected by mobile devices, with unprecedented processing power, storage capacity, and access to knowledge, are unlimited.
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Mr. Goldwater's company, Monkeylectric, has been in business for 22011 years, convincing night cyclists that front and back lights are inadequate and that they need bright side lighting, too.
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On the bright side, objectively speaking, Howery has charm to spare, and after supporting turns in Get Out and Insecure, it's nice to see him as a leading man.
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On the bright side, advertisers can still greatly improve the effectiveness of their TV campaigns by more precisely targeting audiences with high-indexing programming as opposed to individual households.
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You've had a good night's sleep, you've gotten in a few laps at the pool, and you've fueled up with La Quinta Inns & Suites™ FREE Bright Side Breakfast®.
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On the bright side: it's 14 minutes shorter than Titanic, which some people (you know, like, random people who definitely didn't write this article) saw in the theater five times.
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Like, shit goes wrong and you can either be bummed out about it or you can accept it, try to look on the bright side of things and move on.
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" Looking on the bright side of the situation, Jennifer Garner commented: "I don't know, you make some pretty incredible things happen for kids in America when you're laid up, @jjwatt.
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On the bright side, Dr. Gross told me that while these life changes can affect hair thickness temporarily, it often goes back to normal when the stress levels do. Phew.
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She proved just that by adventuring onto the bright side with a new blonde shade on the cover of Allure — and at first glance, we didn't know who she was.
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While Black Mirror could have gone all in on this depressing take on the state of romance in 2017, it instead chooses to look at the bright side of love.
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On the bright side, discouraged workers have rejoined the labour market as the economy has boomed and technology has made it easier for employers to find workers (and vice versa).
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That's perhaps the only bright side of daylight saving time, and since there's no reason to believe we'll ditch the practice any time soon, we might as well embrace it.
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The only bright side to jealousy (and you really have to squint to see it) is that other people can see the reality of the situation — your situation, that is.
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While having its products stolen is a terrible way to end CES, on the bright side, it means Razer's created products with trade secrets worth stealing in the first place.
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Second-degree burns from Lime juice + Sun On the bright side, the scars from phytophotodermatitis only last a couple of months, but then again, that's pretty much the whole summer.
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So the next time you get a paper cut, try to look on the bright side of things and give thanks to those hardworking cells fixing you right back up.
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It's not sad or weird—your planetary ruler Venus is facing off with optimistic Jupiter, making this time of transition pleasant and helping you see the bright side of things.
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Alaina said she had learned that when her shots don't go as planned, she should try to look on the bright side, as she had watched Lincicome do all day.
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The only bright side of not sleeping well on Friday night was that when I got into bed on Saturday night I was so exhausted that I fell asleep immediately.
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The bright side: Swift said she will re-record all of her old songs beginning in November 2020 — the point at which her contract legally allows her to do so.
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On the bright side, investors are optimistic about corporate profits, with 58 percent expecting global earnings per share to rise by more than 10 percent in the next 12 months.
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Now, though, with the benefit of time and reflection, Noé has learned to see the bright side of people enjoying his films and even recommending them to people he likes.
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Looking on the bright side, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said Wednesday that the Brexit vote gave his bank a chance to test out its regulatory preparedness exercises in real time.
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Look on the bright side, though: If you paid an extra $25 this year, you got to see KC and the Sunshine Band perform in a barn designed for tractor pulls.
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On the bright side of things, they found that under the most likely scenario, all of the 275.3 countries studied would see an increase in their average life expectancy by 22040.
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This one will take some time — but on the bright side, to complete the rest of your look, you only need a black or orange dress to be ready to go.
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Matt Rehbein, CNN Ticker producer: Very disappointingly, things don't end well for Daenerys, but the bright side is it leads to Sansa and Tyrion sharing the Iron Throne in the end.
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On the bright side, though, that big charging case will net you two full charges (when fully charged itself) for the Pros, for a total of 24 hours of battery life.
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On the bright side, Matteo Renzi, the former prime minister, resigned on February 19th as leader of the Democratic Party (PD), the dominant party in government and the M5S's chief rival.
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Kaitlyn: On the bright side, it is Valentine's Day, and in the real world there is hopefully not a team of deranged people manipulating all of your attempts to find love.
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"It could have been worse, let's look on the bright side and if you look at the GC he even gained a bit of time," his sports director Nicolas Portal said.
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On the bright side, putting "I write a Jake Gyllenhaal newsletter" in my Tinder bio, according to my unscientific data analysis, resulted in a 503 percent increase in my Tinder messages.
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On the bright side, trying to make sense of and bridge the gaps in "The Girl on the Train" should at least give moviegoers something to discuss on the ride home.
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" The film's director, Denis Villeneuve, helped Gosling see the bright side, however: "[Villeneuve] came up to me and said, 'Look at it this way – you just got hit by Indiana Jones.
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A Charlotte, North Carolina, couple is trying to look on the bright side after being forced to cancel their wedding at the last minute as Hurricane Florence hammers the East Coast.
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On the bright side, a lower corporate rate should also allow startups to scale their eventual, hoped-for profits faster, as they won't have to set aside as much for taxes.
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On the bright side of things, the authors found that strategies to get the Earth itself to reabsorb that CO2, for instance by building out forests, are effective and relatively simple.
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Then I wrote the book, and I wanted people to understand a little bit of what it's like to be, like I say, on the bright side of the camera lens.
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On the bright side, the French economic data of late has been showing that the ECB's quantitative-easing policy, where it has bought public and private debt, is producing its fruit.
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On the bright side, that makes this study a useful object lesson for a few tips in how to read social science research in general (and criminal justice research in particular).
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On the bright side, however, just like candidates have more time to talk during slowdowns, so will some recruiters, so now is the perfect time to initiate new relationships with recruiters.
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Trying to find the bright side, Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington, a member of the departing Republican leadership, said it was an opportunity for Republicans to better hone their message.
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It would be nice to look on the bright side and celebrate the 12 Republicans willing to defy the president, and much of their base, to keep faith with the Constitution.
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On the bright side, I've received two updates while finalizing this text, one of which says it improves camera stability, so at least it looks like Xiaomi is ironing out the kinks.
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On the bright side: One thing that could happen in both the House and the Senate is a push to restructure the tax credits to provide more help for low-income people.
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On the bright side, a new button lets you slide the headset's screen forward or backward, just like the PlayStation VR — which could make the Rift S easier to use with glasses.
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I'll spare you the details of my trying to find "the bright side" of every encounter I had, but to say the least, it wasn't as easy as I thought it'd be.
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The bright side is that most of those expenses are deductible at tax time, as long as you take the time to learn the tricky tax rules that affect the self-employed.
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On the bright side, the Razer Phone 2 doesn't scratch as easily as the Pixel 3 XL. There's more to the Razer Phone 2's backside than just glass and wireless charging.
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On the bright side—and despite the 'Ah shit, here we go again' annual fight against banana peels—apparently hikers and walkers aren't leaving as much trash behind as they used to.
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On the bright side, Provo, Utah, saw the biggest jump in listings, up 31 percent from a year ago, followed by Knoxville, Tennessee, up 22 percent; and New Orleans, up 16 percent.
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On the bright side, Delivery Hero, the world's biggest online food delivery firm, saw its shares surge almost 20 percent after announcing the sale of its German operations to Netherlands-based Takeaway.com.
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But on the bright side, it now has $165 million in new funding from KIA, a long-term and stable investor, as well as some from existing investors such as Sequoia Capital.
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That study did have something of a bright side, however: Chinese cities that have previously dominated the top ranks have seen a marked improvement after the government instituted measures to tackle smog.
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But Democrats are finding only a bright side in Tuesday's results, and are showing no sign of shifting strategies to try to shore up their performance in states President Donald Trump carried.
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On the bright side, the Knicks essentially outsourced Hardaway's development to the Hawks — which, given the dysfunction of the Jackson era, was one of the smartest moves that they could have made.
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I found Liberians doing what they have always done, through decades of conflict, and more recently, during the fight against Ebola, persevering, looking for the bright side, and rolling with the punches.
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On the bright side, Williams Orchard stretches across 135 acres of land, so as huge as the theft sounds, it only added up to about 5 percent of its total apple haul.
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On the bright side ... celebs and athletes who've been getting their houses ransacked in recent years should hopefully get a reprieve ... presuming they're all quarantining at home like the rest of us.
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On the bright side for Swift, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever ('Fifty Shades Darker')," her duet with ZAYN for the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack, is nominated for Best Song Written For Visual Media.
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This is a bigger threat in achieving your financial goals than ever before, but look at the bright side: For investors who learn to adapt, it's also going to be the biggest opportunity.
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A tiny bug in Cloudflare's code has led an unknown quantity of data—including…Read more ReadHowever, this is where Prince claims there's a bit of a bright side for the end user.
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There are enough bad days coming—an album like this encourages us to look on the bright side, to keep our heads up, and, if all else fails, close our eyes and headbang.
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Photo: GettyOn the bright side, Joaquin Enriquez, a spokesperson for Maricopa County sheriff's office told The Daily Beast that inmates "are given unlimited access to ice water" during deadly heatwaves like this one.
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Here's more from Crunchbase News on WeWork's top line financials: On the bright side, per Axios, WeWork established a 90 percent occupancy rate in 2018, with total membership rising 116 percent to 401,000.
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We feel your pain, but on the bright side, it turns out she's actually overly qualified to be a princess — at least, as far as her fashion and beauty know-how is concerned.
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On the bright side, Mercury retrograde is a good time to catch up on old projects and to be conscious about slowing down—something that you will really benefit from during these eclipses.
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The bright side, from the perspective of those who believe in his innocence, is that while Dennis was sentenced to life, he'll still serve the minimum possible time before he's eligible for parole.
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But on the bright side, the site also figured out the characters you actually see most on screen with help from ImDb, and it turns out, six female characters make the Top 10.
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If there's any bright side to this stat for Republicans, it's that the number of bills that became law in such a short period of time has doubled in the last two decades.
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I guess the bright side to all this is at least this agreement falls on the "beg and borrow" side of things rather than the "steal," depending on how you look at it.
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On the bright side, maybe at the next one we'll all finally find out what was actually inside all of those folders Trump wheeled out as a prop at his presser last week.
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On the bright side, the Wildcats won all of their games in December—including whichever one Cayton watched at Buffalo Phil's—so at least the felonies and fines were surely totally worth it.
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In her epilogue, Tina calls him "the ultimate personification of the gilded grossness of the 1980s," but with the bright side that his fake news and war on the press is reviving journalism.
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And Coffey, the viral country crackup who has made a living not only on his sheer talent but his addictive way of looking at the bright side of life, broke down in tears.
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The bright side is you can add your name to a waitlist for if and when the deodorant is restocked, so your dreams of smelling brunch-y all summer aren't dashed just yet.
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Having to perform this kind of nerdy checkup may not be your idea of fun, but look at the bright side: It costs a lot less than visiting a doctor, accountant or mechanic.
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Now, as Hubley prepares to enter a rehabilitation center, where she will learn to walk and cope with the loss of her limbs, she said she is determined to look on the bright side.
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Even when Mother Nature is making it almost impossible to go about doing your thing, sometimes you just have to soldier on and look on the bright side of things — with rain boots on.
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"That's the kind of person you want — somebody that just, no matter how bad things are, looks on the bright side, takes the bull by the horns, puts in the sweat capital," Bloomberg added.
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On the bright side of it all is Lindsay (Kether Donohue), the comic relief red herring who stabbed her husband two episodes ago and thinks she might become a dad or an uncle someday.
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That's terrible news for the environment, but on the bright side, if you've always had a hard time reckoning your desire for a greener planet with your love of Vaseline, you're off the hook.
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James Comey's testimony may never bring President Trump down or save our democracy from crumbling into the earth, but, hey, let's look at the bright side: at least it'll make a pretty good movie.
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Like Sami, you can look on the bright side—where Becky G failed as a commercial pop star, she's traversed successfully into Latin pop, performing at last year's Latin Music Awards with Bad Bunny.
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Trump has sought to look on the bright side of divided control of government to date -- insisting that maybe he will be able to make deals with the new Democratic majority in the House.
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The soft, jazzy tune — which has a reference to Lou Reed's classic "Walk on the Wild Side" — makes the lyrics about love and looking at the bright side of things all the more sweeter.
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Ted MannNovember 20163, 22016 On the bright side I saw this dog at the polling center & that gives me a lot of hope danikaNovember 28, 22016 I saw this sweet dog when I voted!
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" As she wrote, "People don't want advice on how they should feel ('Look on the bright side') or how to be fixed ('Things will be better tomorrow'); they often just want to be heard.
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On the bright side, temperatures in N.Y.C for Thursday morning are looking better than last year's record low of 19°F, which was recorded as the second-coldest Thanksgiving Day in the city's history.
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The idea would be a lot of these, at least if we're going with the voice assistants trend, on the bright side, at least you're getting away from a screen, if that's any consolation.
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On the bright side, this "virtualization" of ports will lead to a wide variety of the most useful docking stations and port replicators we've ever seen, particularly for notebook PCs, tablets and even smartphones.
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There is a bright side, though -- our sources say Rob's excited to spoil baby True, who he says is "gorgeous," and believes Dream will always look out for her ... like Khloe did for him.
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On the bright side, says Simon Currie of Norton Rose Fulbright, a law firm, non-profits such as the WWF and RMI are promoting "buyers clubs" that help bring firms together and standardise PPA contracts.
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Though, on the bright side, the overwhelming excitement your pooch feels when you get home probably wipes the lonely memories of the day from his or her brain faster than you can say "dinnertime," right?
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On the bright side, this means that my cousin quality time mission is TOTALLY on track, but man, I'm glad I'm not the aunt and uncle living with the consequences of two fresh break-ups.
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My doctor advised me to start taking the vitamins before we get pregnant, and in return for daily nausea I have noticed my hair has grown like crazy — at least there is a bright side!
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Romanian film-maker Emanuel Parvu was awarded best director for his movie "Meda, or the Not So Bright Side of Things", and Serban Pavlu won the best actor award for his role in the movie.
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On the bright side, McGrath announced she had raised $2628 million on the first day of her campaign, an impressive sum indicative of fundraising capabilities that will be essential to giving McConnell a competitive race.
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It owns mega-popular YouTube channels like Bright Side (animated videos that are a mix of riddles, facts, and "hacks") and the 8 million-strong Facebook page You're Gorgeous (your standard Facebook content farm content).
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Ira Bibbero, a lawyer arguing for the artists, appeared to be looking on the bright side, saying he was pleased to fight for these artists and to enforce the act for that one-year span.
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While the whole situation feels like a big bummer, consider the bright side: If humans are necessary to keep these invasive machines working, at least we know the robot overlords have not yet taken over.
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There's a bright side, though -- we're told despite Saraiyah being forgotten by her father, she got a lot of nice Xmas presents from the rest of her family ... and has plenty of love and support.
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The bright side here is that you can plug a battery pack directly into the camera to charge (though you can't charge and shoot simultaneously), so there's no need to hunt for a power outlet.
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At last month's Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne he posted a disappointing 1-3-0 record as a member of the winning American side but looked on the bright side of his experience in Australia.
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On the bright side, Fidelity reports that Americans aged 50 to 210 are saving more in their 215(k)s than they were five years ago: In 250, they had an average balance of $250,2401.
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But on the bright side, both GDP growth and inflation measures in the U.S. have been remarkably steady, hovering around 2 percent on both measures with less and less volatility as the business cycle extends.
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When we are not equipped to support loved ones through a hard time, our discomfort can compel us to point out a bright side or offer a simple solution, which may come across as dismissive.
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WIMBLEDON, England — When Serena Williams withdrew from the French Open last month with a pectoral injury before her fourth-round match with Maria Sharapova, Williams's coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, wasted no time seeing the bright side.
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" Polizzi also clapped back at comments criticizing her about her being eager to get back into the gym, writing, "I'm allowed to look on the bright side of things and want to get back into shape.
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"Look at the bright side, l could be saying slavery was a choice," 50 Cent wrote after sharing several eyebrow-raising tweets about masturbating, referring to West's contentious statement during a live stream interview with TMZ.
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On the bright side, Jenner's semi-bad boy status on The Hills catapulted his career, which helped him land future spin-offs, dedicated episodes and cameos on some of the most successful TV networks and shows.
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"On the bright side, handmaids, at least your healthcare's free," the late-night host sang before being joined by at least two men dancing to his song as glitzy-costumed handmaids and a number of women.
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The potential for a mutually beneficial development of relations along multiple dimensions between the U.K. and China can certainly be a bright side of Brexit but the path towards it must be pursued with extreme care.
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On the bright side -- if there is one -- Chicago PD launched an internal investigation out of concerns the force was leaking information, and some of the claims by the Police Superintendent have been called into question.
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At worst, stutters cause events to play and replay, over and over, On the bright side, Jack, who was standing next to the time machine when The Fracture went down, ends up with time-controlling superpowers.
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Like some demented version of a look-on-the-bright-side pitchman, the President has insisted we see the world from his point of view, where the landscape is full of accomplishments and devoid of problems.
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On the bright side, my generation has grown up on stories of heroes like Rick Grimes and company overcoming dystopian hellscapes, so we may be well adjusted for the one in which we'll soon be living.
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On Monday, nominations for the first award show of 2020 dropped and have already been met with controversy, but People looked closely and noticed at least one bright side: all the Green sisters actresses were nominated.
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Frank Bruni On the bright side, at least Jenna Bush Hager didn't say "Hidden Fences in the Moonlight," mashing together all three of the critically acclaimed movies about African-Americans that are in theaters right now.
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On the bright side, Amazon has great deals so we bought single-use batteries because they were so much cheaper than rechargeable ones and because I wasn't sure if our usage would justify the added expense.
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On the bright side of things, when facial recognition becomes your new Social Security number and Ticketmaster gets hacked, you can expect it to offer you some vouchers to shows no one wants to see as compensation.
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For those of us more wishy-washy than Henry Thoreau — and that would be all of us — the bright side of our fiscal complicity is that we also get to chip in for things we believe in.
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Looking on the bright side, it's a very robust case, it includes a battery to more than double the earphones' running time, and it's still less than half the size of a case for over-ear headphones.
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On the bright side: Nomura's head of Latin America fixed income strategy, Siobhan Morden, tells Axios she expects that Venezuela will be in much better position to pay off investors once a new government is in place.
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On the bright side, the phone is very well built; it feels sturdy and solid in the hand, and the pop-up mechanism for the selfie camera doesn't look like something that will break any time soon.
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Moving forward, the bright side for cable news outlets and publications both in print and online is they have a president who has proven to be a ratings cash cow like no other public figure before him.
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The bright side (for potential owners) is that there are only two months left to the year, and, according to Nikkei, Apple is already negotiating with other manufacturing partners to significantly ramp up production in early 2018.
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On the bright side, operating income increased 2829 percent, to $22 billion, at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts because of higher attendance and ticket prices at Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland Paris, among other properties.
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Manager Mickey Callaway, who said his team had "hit rock bottom" in the midst of a 2-2 series against the Braves in Atlanta just before this homestand, tried to see the bright side of this stretch.
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If there is a bright side to the dark threat that is looming off the coast, it is that so many of the new condos are owned by foreigners who do not live in Miami full time.
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I try to tell myself that there are so many worse things that could happen but when it's so cold and you're just standing outside for 30 minutes, it's hard to see the bright side of things.
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The Bright Side of Humans Eavesdropping on Your Alexa RecordingsOver the past few months, a waterfall of details about how companies handle voice recordings has…Read more ReadHere's some examples of questions stumping Alexa:How many birds migrate?
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The Bright Side of Humans Eavesdropping on Your Alexa RecordingsOver the past few months, a waterfall of details about how companies handle voice recordings has…Read more ReadThe first change Google's making directly deals with human review.
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The Daily Telegraph chose to "look on the bright side" having avoided pre-tournament favorites Brazil in the quarter-finals but added some fans may question Southgate's decision to make wholesale changes to the starting line-up.
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The bright side to this story is that, thanks to this and earlier outbreaks seemingly caused by human cold germs, it's become standard practice for tourists and researchers to wear facemasks when interacting with apes in the wild.
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The Eagles could use more help from their bench, which totaled four points on 12.43-of-212.4 shooting last time out, but on the bright side, Paul Jackson continues to elevate his game after transferring from Eastern Kentucky.
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The only bright side, for early adopters, is that Kaby Lake mobile processors aren't always that much faster than Skylake processors—something Gizmodo learned when pitting the Skylake Macbook Pro against Kaby Lake machines from Razer and Dell.
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On the bright side, we no longer have to tiptoe around about playing favorites, or wage war with our colleagues over which one looks best in skinny jeans and which has the best boy-mane of all time.
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On the bright side for the scientific community, thousands of Pittsburgh natives will spend the offseason collaborating on a machine that allows us to travel through time and witness occurrences in parallel universes if Tampa wins Game 7.
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The coronavirus pandemic is negatively impacting almost everyone in the world, but on the bright side -- people are looking for furry friends to keep them company during these social distancing days ... especially families with kids and the elderly.
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I was particularly taken by Idle's recollection of how he came to write "Bright Side," and how he came to record his vocal in a hotel bedroom in Tunisia while under the influence of a powerful local beverage.
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But on the bright side for Trump — which is a historically low bar — there were these things: Comey admitted he was a leaker, and Trump is obsessed with catching leakers even though he's a world-class leaker himself.
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On the bright side, at least Juvenile can claim he had the hottest verse on a song with Biggie, albeit via the cheat code of getting to record a verse that actually sounds at home on the beat.
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That includes a new "Ride on the Bright Side" ad campaign presumably taking on Uber and new LED dashboard display to replace the hot pink glowstache drivers have been using for the past nearly two years as nighttime identifiers.
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On the bright side, the doctor says there's no apparent impairment for things like long-term memory, orientation of her body, comprehension, verbal communication, concentration, recognition of familiar people, as well as ability to reason logically and plan actions.
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Serious Security Flaw With Teleconferencing App Could Allow Websites to Hijack Mac WebcamsOn Monday, security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh publicly disclosed a serious zero-day…Read more ReadOn the bright side, it seems like Apple has learned from its mistakes.
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More than 280,267 Americans died in World War II, but MSNBC host Joe Scarborough wants us to look on the bright side: The suffering wrought by the war helped build character, which is sadly lacking among young people today.
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So this New Year's Eve, as you raise your plastic cup of cheap Prosecco and look up at the stars, in the backyard of a house party you don't remember arriving at, try to look on the bright side.
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"On the bright side, we have an opportunity to nail down this issue and fix it before selling the phones to a massive audience, so they won't have same complaints," said a Samsung employee, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Instead, the museum—which according to Jost focuses on the "history of the game"—looks at the bright side of the sport: how football moves people through its simplicity, and how the world shares a passion for the game.
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On the bright side ... we've learned BB14 winner Ian Terry's been added to the cast, Rachel Reilly's still in and will team up with her sister Elissa, and past stars Da'Vonne Rogers and Bridgette Dunning will be a duo.
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But even if January proves to be a down month, there's always a bright side: "Down Januaries were followed by substantial declines averaging minus 12.9 percent, providing excellent buying opportunities later in most years," according to the Stock Trader's Almanac.
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President Trump called the governor of Guam Friday to reassure him that there's a bright side to being a possible target of North Korea's nukes: At the very least, the threat of all-out annihilation will bring fame and boost tourism.
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On the bright side for Arizona State, sophomore Tra Holder became the first Sun Devils player with at least 33 points in four straight games since 2013 after scoring a career-high 26 points in Sunday's 81-74 loss at UCLA.
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EMILIA CLARKE: SO FAR, SO GOOD Clarke, who dyed her hair the shade of platinum that she's long been known for on Game of Thrones, answered the existential question all celebrities get asked when they go to the bright side.
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On the bright side: The Bank of Canada forecasts a rebound in the second half of the year with Canada's GDP expected to grow by 1.2% this year, wages are rising and consumers are growing less pessimistic about the economy.
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In a recent interview with Apple Music's Beats 1, Horan shared while he doesn't think that any of the 1D guys will ever accomplish individually what they were able to do together as a band, he's looking on the bright side.
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"On the bright side, it is predictable that not all will be adversely affected — perhaps only about a third of them — and in those cases only a few might require professional psychological or psychiatric intervention," he said, speaking before the rescue.
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Looking on the bright side, Freedman pointed out that there at least was not an increase in recent years in the number of people with severe disability, defined as those who were unable to carry out at least three different activities.
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On the bright side, this gives new CEO Jeff Toig the chance to build out his own team in the US, and see if he can change the perception (and too often the reality) of Tidal over the coming months.
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The bright side is that this little pub Blue Light has a cheap happy hour, decent music, and isn't the worst place on Earth if you avoid it during major sporting events (the same could be said of San Francisco, tbh).
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Sure, it looks like we'll have to wait until the next Olympics before there's true virtual reality content, but look on the bright side — now we all have a few more years to save up for an Oculus or a Vive.
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On the bright side, there aren't many defenses in the NFL that can bring pressure like Philadelphia can this season, so the Vikes have time to come up with some answers should they see the Eagles again in the postseason.
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Donovan Mitchell's Audaciousness Is Inspiring The Utah Jazz are in a sad place, but, on the bright side, they also have Donovan Mitchell, a fearless firecracker with more responsibilities on his plate than any rookie on a decent team should.
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But on the bright side "[It] was actually a great deal of fun; a bit like solving one of those sliding block-puzzles in your head, with the added satisfaction of seeing the game get faster as you went," Lewis recalled.
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On the bright side, the overwhelming majority of these patients were screened for their risk of suicide and substance use during their first visit (90 percent were), and most received some amount of treatment, whether it was therapy or medication.
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On the bright side, colder weather means hunkering down and finally finishing that box set, and the Amazon UK Bank Holiday Sale is right on cue with a selection of great TV deals from top retailers like Sony, Toshiba, and Philips.
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The past few months, with a series of disasters seemingly one on top of another, have felt apocalyptic to many, but the bright side to these dark times has been the outpouring of donations and acts of generosity that followed.
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On the bright side ... it doesn't look like Brandi's as far in the hole as NeNe Leakes, who reportedly owes the IRS $824k, or Teresa and Joe Giudice, who are paying off a $261k tab to the state of NJ.
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On the bright side, Mason says several comedians have reached out to tell him to stick with it -- he's not the first to bomb at The Apollo -- and at the very least ... he's now made his OWN name for himself!
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And we're not going to win these critical House and Senate races if people in those races have to explain why the nominee of the Democratic Party is telling people to look at the bright side of the Castro regime.
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On the bright side, Woods's seven competitive rounds since December are one more than he posted in the lead-up to the 2015 Masters, where he recorded two rounds in the 60s on his way to a tie for 17th.
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If you think on the bright side, having a raised bed also creates a cozy nook that opens up to boundless decorating potential — and it could very well be your ticket to creating a more mature look for your tiny sleeping quarters.
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On the bright side, if you don't like Google's official Slate keyboard, you can pick up a third-party keyboard like the new Brydge G-Type, which turns the tablet into more of a clamshell device and has proper non-rounded keys.
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Stocks Are Potential Bright Side to Lower Wall St. Compensation | Staff compensation is down at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, but with share prices also down, those who are paid in stock may get a great deal, Antony Currie writes in Breakingviews.
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On the bright side, at such a stressful and divided time in the country, for a two-day interlude, Pepsi did manage to bring us together -- black, white, old, young -- in a united howl over the amazing awfulness of one muddle-headed commercial.
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The bright side for Kylie -- she bought this 4 bed, 4 bath home for just $4.5 million, so she stands to make a nice profit of just under a mil if she and her agent, Tomer Fridman, can sell near listing price.
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The bright-side crowd has contended that we're in a nasty bull-market correction rather than a bear market; that the U.S. is not nearing a recession; and that even such a downturn would not approach the brutality of the 2008 meltdown.
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On the bright side, a new survey of more than 2000,22018 people enrolled in the health exchanges found that despite Republican-led efforts to dismantle Obamacare, most people's premiums in 2500 were actually the same or lower than they were in 2017.
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You wouldn't expect anyone making such a trip to criticize his hosts, and it's hardly surprising that a Socialist like Sanders would strive to point out the bright side of the Evil Empire, and how America might endeavor to be more like it.
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On the bright side, that eclipses by far the amount of partially discharged human sewage that was discharged from the Southside Wastewater Treatment plant near Wilmington during Hurricane Florence — an estimated 5.25 million gallons of sewage that spilled from their wastewater site.
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I did not have much patience with my childish pronouncements ("Now I see, though, that it is possible to find happiness in work and in other things") and my determined attempts to look at the bright side ("It will get better with time").
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On the bright side, Wilkes is now getting the chance to care for some real greenery: After her Facebook post made its way around the world, the Home Depot near her northern California home hooked her up with a half-dozen actual plants.
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" Mr. Buttigieg used the moment to again raise his claim that Mr. Sanders would be a general election disaster, suggesting that Democrats would be asked why their standard-bearer "is telling people to look at the bright side of the Castro regime.
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On the bright side, matches you do get are very likely to want to talk to you, as you're clearly compatible and have things in common — and you won't be getting random "heys" from a million random people that you'd never talk to.
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On the bright side, the mood swings in the production here help distract from Iggy herself, who—even with ascendant Rihanna and Tinashe cowriter Bebe Rexha and pop assassin Lauren Edwards guiding her pen—can't resist shoveling out line after line of poorly-considered drivel.
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What do we call a stock market for which good news is never good enough to hold off the sellers, where every excuse to look on the bright side goes unused, where the half-full glass always seem to spill by the close of trading?
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This issue doesn't seem to have had anything to do with the constant shortages we've seen; but, on the bright side, those shortages may have meant more people ending up with fixed Pixels, instead of the ones that can suffer from a broken mic.
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She's on some other shit and i'm on some other shit... China: She could tell the bright side of her ex, and I could just be going through 'I hate him I hate him I hate him I hate him,' so I'm tellin' the hatred.
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But on the bright side, "Beijing stands to benefit from Trump's isolationist foreign policy in Asia as it will give the mainland a chance to assert more influence on the region," said Guo Yu, head of Asia research at risk analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft.
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So, even if you're ducking for cover ahead of the lunar eclipse and tomorrow's Mercury retrograde, take comfort knowing that the heavens, at least in part, want you to look on the bright side and add more light to the world in the process.
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Now, to commemorate the end of her journey with George Orwell and his dystopian story, she is ready to go back to the bright side with the kind of sun-kissed baby highlights that could convince pretty much anyone to book a salon appointment.
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It's an exceptionally rich part of San…Read more ReadOn the bright side, the researchers found, the relatively small gap between black and white Americans significantly improved over the 25-year span, in terms of both self-reported health and number of healthy days.
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Unfortunately, most people I know were already married and had children by the time I arrived in the US. On the bright side, these friends want to set a different path for their daughters and educate their sons about the woes of child marriage.
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On the bright side, those who signed the statement of principles already know that states, cities and communities that develop smart policies and implement forward-thinking plans can come through these severe events with considerably less damage, and lower costs, than those that have not.
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"Read more: 11 things to know about 'Love Island,' the new reality dating show that's even wilder than 'Bachelor in Paradise'Not one to look at the cup half empty, Campbell added: "I still have 1 eye left, looking at the bright side of things.
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But just this month, Ekstrom has started talking about the experience for the first time with the November release of her new book, "Chasing the Bright Side: Embrace Optimism, Activate Your Purpose, and Write Your Own Story," which devotes a chapter to her story.
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On the bright side, the U.S. is still considered to be one of the better countries globally when it comes to press freedoms, with much of that having to do with the strong legal protections for journalists under the U.S. Constitution and an independent judiciary.
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With Monty Python's 50th anniversary coming up, now is a great time to revisit this quasi-biblical classic from that British comedy troupe, which features the Eric Idle-penned song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" — a favorite of sporting events and funerals.
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On the bright side for Britain, the scope of equivalence was substantially increased in January when the EU updated its "MiFID II" securities and investment rules, letting banks and investment firms from outside the bloc undertake a wider range of investment and trading activities.
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The Saturday Profile MOSCOW — After nearly losing her husband to an attack with lethal poison and surviving repeated clashes with burly Russian police officers, Lyubov Sobol looked on the bright side last week when she was targeted yet again in a long campaign of intimidation.
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Malcolm Francis's almost nonstop score is emphatic to a fault; interviewees extrapolate a "perfect storm" of concurrent catastrophes that could cripple the United States; there's no bright side, and scant hope, just 70 minutes of unrelenting bad news served with dollops of implicit audience-blaming.
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"I don't want as a Democrat to be explaining why our nominee is encouraging people to look on the bright side of the Castro regime when we are going into the election of our lives," Buttigieg said during his CNN town hall Monday night.
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Well, on the bright side, they are sending it as a follow on to Manado when it arrives and they front me the equivalent of $45 (the exchange rate is crazy!) but what will buy a decent outfit for me to wear while I wait.
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"It appears that markets brushed aside dire warnings from the IMF, instead focusing on the (relatively) bright side; be it 'Brexit' positives, milder Turkish sanctions, and simply just avoiding US-China meltdown," Mizuho Bank's Head of Economics and Strategy Vishnu Varathan wrote in a note.
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Beto O'Rourke: Here's the bright side for the former congressman from Texas: He hasn't gotten any good press since almost the minute he's entered the 21 race and he's still tied for fifth place -- with 5% support -- in the latest CNN national poll on the 2020 race.
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On the bright side: reportedly winter will eventually end, and if it does we can all listen to this song outside in the park and not watch any viral YouTube videos because the sun will make it impossible to get a good look at the screen.
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Here, I'll print some of it verbatim to make it easier: You say "We gotta look on the bright side" I say "Well maybe if you wanna go blind" You say my eyes are getting too dark now But boy, you ain't ever seen my mind
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What we're likely to get with The Emoji Movie is probably something more akin to the recent Smurfs films, but hey, Sony can always look at the bright side: it's going to have plenty of opportunity to surprise people if it turns out something that's actually good.
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On the bright side, you can keep the game if you already have it on Steam or Xbox Live or buy it between now and Monday, and to that end Alan Wake will be on sale on Steam with a staggering 90 percent discount starting tomorrow.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Bert van Marwijk's short reign as Australia coach came to a bittersweet end as his side were beaten 2-0 by Peru to finish bottom of Group C, but the Dutchman was still looking on the bright side as he departed the World Cup.
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On the bright side, after conducting exhaustive interviews with 30 members of the team and the entire coaching staff, and after watching security footage of the incident, the school's administrators determined that everyone who put snack foods dangerously close to their b-holes did it voluntarily.
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"I know in Silicon Valley you are always trying to look on the bright side, and you tend to put your head in the sand when things don't work out," said Soohoo, the former head of CBS Interactive's entertainment division, in an interview with Recode this morning.
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But on the bright side, that means we can indulge in all the styling perks the chillier season allows: layering away to our heart's content, stomping around in our chunkiest (read: well insulated) boots, and, of course, experimenting with denim in all its many shapes and silhouettes.
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On the bright side, the Fold's hinge should be able to withstand a huge amount of pressure, because despite Zach from JerryRigEverything pushing directly on its hinge, he wasn't able to bend of break the phone like he did on a couple previous iPhones and iPads.
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You feel godawful as your friends' Instagram Stories prove just how much fun they had without you, but on the bright side, ten hours of sleep is a welcome change for the body you've been punishing at endless club nights— almost enough to balance out the guilt. 10.
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The full system is $2499 plus the cost of a PC, which puts it way at the high end of consumer VR. On the bright side, Valve is selling the Index piecemeal, so Vive owners could reuse their old tracking systems or even just buy some new controllers.
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It begins to make less red spots on the bright side, but by September (that's where this month begins!) this sun is also starting to change colors: it is now a hot new color with pink stars and an orange star with a fiery orange and purple stripe.
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On the bright side, however, sentiment towards Italy has improved as Rome dodged a damaging budget row with the EU. The EU said on Wednesday it has reached a deal with Italy on the 2019 budget which allows the euro zone's third biggest economy to avoid disciplinary action.
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You could get hung up on the fact that the sky gets dark around 4:30 these days and your skin is flaking off in sheets — and we feel your pain, we do — but you could also look on the bright side: 'Tis the season for super-sales.
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And as usual, there are cryptocurrency diehards and naysayers: Look at the bright side, if you're new to crypto and bought at the ATH's, you're learning why you should never get into debt to buy crypto... I think I'll just step in here to buy the dip in Bitcoin.
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On the bright side, Jonathan Swan reports that the Trump administration and House Republicans are narrowing their differences on a replacement — though the Post reminds us that there's always a chance that Trump will veer off in some other direction, as he almost did after talking with Kasich.
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Monty Python is a pillar of modern comedy, and there are far worse ways to blow an afternoon than to spend it with Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin, practicing a funny walk and looking on the bright side of life.
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On the bright side, I got to see for the first time that when driving 1 mile per hour, the engine of my hybrid car really did rely on its electric part and consumed no gas during the six hours it took us to go less than 25 miles.
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Back in March, Supermarket News reported that Instacart has rolled out its delivery of "beer, wine, and spirits" to 14 states and Washington, DC."That's one of the opportunities that, on the bright side, I think that we as an industry continue to rise to the challenge on," Ganenthiran said.
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If Sanders gave this speech on Wall Street he would probably be met with more boos than a Republican congressman at a town meeting, but look on the bright side: Trump's first 100 days have been a bust, and the midterm elections and next presidential campaign come closer every day.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Let's look on the bright side: The spectacle of ireful Donald Trump supporters disrupting Shakespeare in the Park's production of "Julius Caesar" and the subsequent tweetstorm of abuse directed at any company with Shakespeare in its name prove that plays retain the power to shock and enrage.
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We're living our lives, just like you: struggling to keep things balanced, trying to look on the bright side, trying to get enough sleep, to drink enough water, to remember to brush our hair before we leave the house, to floss before bed, to say please and thank you, to apologize when wrong.
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On the bright side, the overall level of overall credit quality actually improved, with those at the lower end of the spectrum declining to 22 percent of the total share while 30 percent of the $1.27 trillion in total auto debt is now held by those on the higher end of the scale.
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"While a dull thick ache radiated up into my neck and down my arms, a strange and macabre thought raced through my mind: My dead body in the backseat is really going to ruin this cabbie's day… on the bright side, I'd really only be broke for less than an hour," he writes.
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And despite wanting to be accepted (mostly by men), Georgia often expressed a disconnect—sometimes manifested in not belonging, other times in pure disdain—with the world around her: "Honestly, what planet do these people live on?" she asked in On the Bright Side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God.
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On the bright side, there is still awards season to look forward to, where Rhys and Russell have a last chance to get the accolades they deserve for six seasons of brilliant work on The Americans (though they've both been nominated for Emmys and Golden Globes, only Rhys has won, in the former category).
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Sure, the Giants lost a plodding Sunday night game that was overshadowed by a horror show of a presidential debate, but on the bright side Beckham scored a late touchdown and that was enough for him to have some fun in a sport that he says no longer is a source of much fun.
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Living and breathing Instagram has its drawbacks — increased likelihood of anxiety, constant FOMO, not being able to fall asleep because you just need to refresh your feed one more time — but there are two sides to every coin, and on the bright side, we can stay on top of trends better than any other generation before us.
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House Republicans scrambling to hang on to their majority this fall are trying to find a bright side to Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) decision Wednesday to announce his retirement effective in January.
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If you're reading this and you're not already there, I'm sorry to say it's probably too late for you, but look on the bright side: you are now far, far more likely to be awake and functioning come game time, your chances of winding up in jail are astronomically lower, and you will have saved a bunch of cash.
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AND WHAT YOU SAY IS KIND OF THE BRIGHT SIDE OF THE PICTURE, BUT THE DARK SIDE IS THAT MANY OF THOSE COUNTRIES ALSO BUY OUR PAPER SO THAT THEY CAN UNDERVALUE THEIR CURRENCY, WHICH IN TURN ALLOWS THEM TO SELL US EXPORTS CHEAPER, MAKES IT HARDER FOR US TO SELL EXPORTS TO THEM AND EXACERBATES OUR TRADE DEFICIT.
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" In a recent conversation with Mike Davis, the executive director and chief executive officer of the United States Golf Association, the organization that awarded the Women's Open to Trump National Bedminster in New Jersey, Whan said he had emphasized the bright side: "We'll have more media people at the U.S. Women's Open than we've ever had.
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Some people shared a little too much info: Others wanted to permanently ink their celebrity fan status: There were some brilliant ideas: And some questionable ones: But, the best one is so old-school, it hurts in the best way: On the bright side, if Teigen ever does get a Kermit tattoo, there's a 99.9% chance Luna will absolutely love it.
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On the bright side, if you're in town for a wedding or fancy occasion, you can prove to your parents or friends that you do,in fact, have your shit together by showing up in one or a few well-made Mashburn pieces—plus, you'll fit right in with all the bros who still talk about frat parties and "the glory days."
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KOLKATA, India — When Sonali Mehrotra realized that a hulking overpass would come within arm's length of her third-floor balcony, she took refuge in black humor, telling relatives to look at the bright side: Instead of lugging suitcases up the stairs when they came to visit, they could toss them into a bedroom as they drove in from the airport.
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Shaun BreidbartPelham, N.Y. To the Editor: Now that Amazon has decided not to build in Long Island City, there are very different possible reactions: Regret that our local politicians and union leaders were so negative and refused to encourage the bright side of this potential deal, or joy that after one-sided negotiations, this behemoth of a company is taking its business elsewhere.
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Get ready for Nascar and a return to the imperial system folks, but, hey, on the bright side we'd get HBO Go. If the Americans were content with merely annexing Canada and weren't conducting mass killings or any other nightmarish action while making it clear they weren't interested in taking more territory, well, there really would be no humanitarian or strategic reasons to intervene.
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