"It is the hardest thing I've ever had to do in all my 240 years in the business," said Sloven, president of Capstone International HK Ltd, a division of Florida-based Capstone Companies.
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The crime was a violent capstone to a tragic childhood.
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Students and guests mingle at the capstone project presentation day.
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The appearance doubled as the capstone on Ms. Markle's career.
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It also proved to be the capstone of my trip.
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Conversely, Capstone may make the most sense for some agencies.
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"Everything Is Love" arrives as the capstone of a trilogy.
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That legislation could be the capstone to his congressional career.
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Roche did not give specifics for the Capstone-2 study results.
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Its investors are CKD Venture Capital, Magellan Technology and Capstone Partners.
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His legacy may just need this one LP as a capstone.
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"Next generation" assessments include student portfolios, capstone projects or other work.
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Bonobos Capstone Italian Wool Tuxedo, $574 (originally $900) [You save $326]
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MIDDLETOWN Capstone Theater Production: "They Alone Know," comedy by Daniel Meseda.
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He would be the capstone of the Sixers' long, arduous rebuild.
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This video was, in a way, the capstone to his efforts.
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The 2016 Academy Awards ceremony was a capstone for Mr. Golin.
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Now, with the capstone in place, Mr. Sakiagak was effectively entombed.
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And it was the Falcons' defense that ultimately provided the capstone.
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It was such a brilliant self-referential capstone I'd ever heard.
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So it&aposs sort of an ironic capstone to the Clinton era.
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But Sunday's drama was merely a capstone on Clinton's rough 48 hours.
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Michael Skelps is the General Manager of Capstone Photography based in Connecticut.
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The capstone of that campaign proved to be the Herman Miller deal.
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Slice's final two MMA bouts offered a fitting capstone to his career.
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" Beck sings in "Tiny Cities," the capstone of Flume's new album, "Skin.
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MIDDLETOWN Capstone Theater Production, "They Alone Know," comedy by Daniel Meseda, student.
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It was a heady capstone to a major month for Mr. Green.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation would be the capstone to a shift in that direction.
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This is a haunting capstone to the brief career of Mr. Dean.
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In this case, Photon will transport the CAPSTONE CubeSat, which weighs only around 55 lbs, from Earth's orbit to the Moon, at which point CAPSTONE will fire up its own small engines to enter its target cislunar orbit.
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An independent research project can be the perfect capstone to your college years.
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German weapons on the shores of Ireland—a capstone to his radical revolutionary
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"Bury Me" ends up as a vibrant capstone to a devoted life, though.
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It's the capstone of decades of his reporting and writing on the subject.
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That would be a capstone of all the legislative work he has done.
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Article of the Day Article: In Turkey, a Capstone to a Violent Year.
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What did you all think of this as a capstone to the season?
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By mid-March, Capstone engineers were showing the factory how to put them together.
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Since Ball threw Cosmos onto GitHub, college seniors have used it for their capstone projects.
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He joined Capstone in 210 to manage its network of Chinese manufacturers from Hong Kong.
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"This is the capstone of my career and my thinking about this revolution," he says.
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But Mic's issues were just the capstone to a long year of shutdowns and layoffs.
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You will also complete a peer-reviewed capstone project and get feedback on your invention.
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Jain noted $100 million in GAAP revenue as the key threshold for that particular capstone.
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At a personal level, the presidency is an extraordinary capstone to a life lived large.
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This ruling provided the support Capstone needed to mount a successful defense against our accuser.
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"Music director emeritus" is an honor — the capstone of a career, and hardly its finale.
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Clinton — 49.6 percent to 49.4 percent — is a capstone for what was a successful day.
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Capstone … No, this doesn't pertain to Secretary Clinton's email discomfiture, nor a secretive government mission.
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This year will be the capstone of a long road from his hometown, Vallejo, Calif.
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"I was not initially contracted by Capstone to engage in any lobbying activities," he wrote.
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For Bevin, the pardons have become a controversial capstone to a complex criminal justice legacy.
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That moment was a capstone to more than a year of increasingly vocal employee unrest.
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But facilitating Donald Trump's election last year was his capstone achievement, he told the Washington Post.
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This data is the capstone of many years of important science from the mission, said Kurth.
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"Capstone faced challenges in 2018 unlike any in its history," chief financial officer Gerry McClinton said.
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Unlike his predecessors, Ryan does not necessarily view the speakership as the capstone of his career.
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It's a sensible capstone to Lemonade and 4:44, which both dealt with their marital issues.
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Even when an email is deleted improperly, the Capstone program's archiving tools should maintain a copy.
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Yesterday was the capstone of that pullback, as they officially stepped down from their executive roles.
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For Ailes, the election of Trump should have been a proud capstone on his long career.
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Companies like Capstone contribute over $22019 billion in U.S. purchases of China-made electronics and machinery annually.
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The White House was agitating for a vote as a capstone to a barren First 100 Days.
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It's been showing these apps and telling people about her capstone that has helped her the most.
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The former Man Group president Jonathan Sorrell is joining the hedge fund Capstone as its next president.
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This is viewed by House Republicans the capstone that holds the rest of the structure in place.
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Trump's "American Carnage" speech at his inauguration in early 2017 was the capstone of his political project.
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The company plans to submit the results of the study, called Capstone-2, to regulators, she said.
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But remember, Donald Trump exists only to put a capstone on every poisonous trend that preceded him.
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The rules are the capstone of years of grindingly detailed work by the so-called Basel Committee.
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Heading the agency, the Pentagon's intelligence arm, was supposed to be the capstone of a storied career.
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Royan promised when he started the firm that it would be the "capstone" to Thiel's investment empire.
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The Capstone approach is still human driven; it requires each agency, and its individual employees, to identify what employees are considered "Capstone" employees based on certain factors – be it the type of work they do, their position or job title, or the office and department in which they work.
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The FDA in June granted Xofluza priority review based on results of the Phase 3 CAPSTONE-1 study.
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The good news is that Seattle hasn't traded its first-round pick for a capstone piece this year.
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A meeting of another program she belonged to, known as Capstone, illustrated that she was far from alone.
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Once his intended meaning became clear, Buttigieg's speech amounted to a weird capstone to a very weird night.
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As Traub explains, the presidency was not the capstone of Adams's career so much as an awkward interlude.
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It would have been the capstone for progressives after Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated New York's Rep.
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Mr. Kerry's tenure as secretary of state has been the capstone of a career working on environmental protection.
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But Mildenberger, because he lasted into the 12th round, saw the bout as a capstone to his career.
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The album's closer isn't from Ms. Jones's final sessions, but it's a rightful capstone to her musical life.
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It was a thrilling capstone for Borders' brief tenure, which did not begin on such a high note.
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Recognizing the Armenian genocide would be a capstone achievement in the administration's efforts to support Middle Eastern Christians.
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As part of students' capstone project, they will build autonomous software that will be applied to an actual vehicle.
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This is why the Beijing Auto Show will serve as the capstone to the 2017-2018 auto show season.
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In Austin, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker spoke at the Investing in America's Workforce Capstone conference during the morning.
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The sociologist Andrew Cherlin has observed that marriage has become a capstone, rather than a cornerstone, of adult life.
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The resulting tapes will form a capstone product, a hybrid recording that blends chopped-up elements from different performances.
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But in the case of "The Irishman," the convention serves as the capstone to my stepfather's 44-year humiliation.
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Roche did not give specifics for the Capstone-2 study results, saying it would submit them to healthcare authorities.
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In that sense, Friday's tweet storm blasting Comey and the "fake media" was just the capstone of a madcap week.
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It's a perfect capstone to Ryan's career: Rich people get tax cuts; poor people get pious words and misleading rhetoric.
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So she decided to dedicate her capstone Gold Award project as a sash-wearing Girl Scout to fighting the law.
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Trump's election was only the capstone of an era when reactionaries have seized every level of power in the country.
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The developer AB Capstone is planning an 17-story building at the corner of St. Nicholas Avenue and Palmetto Street.
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For Mr. Hook, the negotiations could be either a capstone or an end to his tenure in the Trump administration.
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The capstone was a defeat of Scotland on Sunday that sent Japan into the quarterfinal round for the first time.
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He serves as a board member at Canadian mining companies Capstone Mining and Novagold Resources , according to his Linkedin profile.
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They first became acquainted with Brown when she reached out to Smith for help on her capstone project, she tells Broadly.
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The ACA expansion, which covered families up to 185 percent of the poverty threshold, was the capstone in this long process.
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Trump's speech served as a capstone to perhaps the most chaotic, angry and vulgar presidential nominating convention in modern American history.
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You can download Sandsifter here and run it on your computer as long as you have the Capstone engine install installed.
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It's a capstone to one of the most successful and unlikely turnaround stories in the last two decades of American business.
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The capstone, though, came Thursday, with passage of a law granting the Jewish people an exclusive right to national self-determination.
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Captain Cernan's final spaceflight, the capstone of the Apollo series, did not generate the worldwide excitement of the Armstrong-Aldrin adventure.
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The election is a remarkable capstone for Ms. Merkel, 220, the first East German and the first woman to become chancellor.
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"This isn't a ceasefire — it's a total capitulation to Turkey and the capstone of our abandonment of the Kurds," tweeted Sen.
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Launch startup Rocket Lab has been awarded a contract to launch a CubeSat on behalf of NASA for the agency's CAPSTONE experiment, with the ultimate aim of putting the CAPSTONE CubeSat into cislunar (in the region in between Earth and the Moon) orbit — the same orbit that NASA will eventually use for its Gateway Moon-orbiting space station.
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But until Saturday, she had never won an elite race at the Millrose Games, the capstone of the American indoor track season.
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And the total is likely much higher because most deals are private, said Todd McMahon, managing director at investment bank Capstone Partners.
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A Nobel Peace Prize recipient, his service as President of Israel seemed a perfect capstone to a remarkable career of public service.
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The Weekend is the headliner of Friday night's Coachella, a capstone achievement for Canada's most celebrated consumer of narcotics since Rob Ford.
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KKR said that it is continuing hiring in KKR Capstone, but on a highly selective basis, in areas deemed strategic to KKR.
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The sister city program was something of a capstone to nearly a decade's worth of foreign policy activism in Burlington City Hall.
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An earlier version of this article also misstated the amount that David Ramroop paid Capstone Remodeling to raise his Long Island house.
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During this past school year, Film Club was newly useful since this was our first time participating in the A.P. Capstone program.
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My students were instructed to examine each Film Club video through a Capstone lens, and tailor their analysis to address that perspective.
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But they could add an unanticipated and dissonant note to what otherwise would be regarded as the capstone of an extensive reimagining.
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There are nine courses total, beginning with foundational basics and culminating in a capstone project in which you'll apply your new knowledge.
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Read: Our critic calls "The Mirror and the Light," Hilary Mantel's latest novel, the "triumphant capstone" to her trilogy on Thomas Cromwell.
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The CAPSTONE launch will take place at Rocket Lab's new Launch Complex 2 (LC-2) facility at Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
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"It would be the capstone of someone's career — and they can make a lot of money," said Bert Ely, a banking consultant.
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Allison Janney, who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in I, Tonya, offered an amusing capstone to the moment.
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Obama and his team began work on the capstone of his final weeks in office: a farewell address delivered in his adopted hometown.
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Obama's visit will be a symbolic capstone for the nuclear disarmament agenda he laid out in a landmark speech in Prague in 2009.
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The operation, dubbed "Iron Fist," was the capstone of Heleno's mission to restore order in Haiti after its president was ousted by insurgents.
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The rejection was a blow to the American ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, who had positioned the measure as a capstone of her tenure.
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After that, he'll deserve our thanks — as will Ms. Borda, who has suggested that this project will be the capstone of her career.
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For Turkey, the murder of the envoy, from Russia, was a capstone to one of the most turbulent years in its modern history.
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This writing assignment, the English teacher's gold standard, concluded nearly every literature unit I taught, serving as the capstone writing and reading experience.
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And together, collected in a form that is much less labyrinthine than "Shoah," they represent an ideal introduction (and capstone) to Lanzmann's project.
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In total, prosecutors said, the alleged conspirators targeted 13 companies, including two in the U.K. Only one company, California-based Capstone Turbine, was named.
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David Bowie's final record, released two days before his death, was a widely praised capstone on a legendary career that inspired countless musical descendants.
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Sanders said in a capstone address to his political followers online that the major task they face is to "make certain" Trump is defeated.
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For young players, it validates their rise and can provide confidence next season, while for veterans, it can be a capstone on their career.
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"Many mills continue to focus on ethanol, which generates quick cash," said Jo Paulo Bothell, a sugar and ethanol analyst at broker INTO Capstone.
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It was a capstone to the process he began five years earlier with his "Atoms for Peace" initiative, but it launched something much larger.
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The capstone came on Thursday night in Charlotte, where Trump expressed regret for any "personal pain" he might have caused with his campaign rhetoric.
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But it will be a capstone to their disgrace if they allow this particular Trumpian affront to stand after all the votes are counted.
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The fallback strategy is to drill two relief wells that will go down alongside SS-25 and intersect it where it pierces the capstone.
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For college seniors Ryley Seymour and Alyssa Mulé, online instruction has made it harder for them to complete their senior capstone and thesis, respectively.
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It included 100,000 performers and was the capstone of a week of events meant to celebrate the country's rapid emergence as a global power.
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Ice crystals cascaded around him as the block settled into place, the capstone of an igloo, that architectural structure so characteristic of the Arctic.
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Protecting 125 million acres of the Arctic Ocean from oil and gas development is a fitting capstone to President Obama's already remarkable Arctic legacy.
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NASA expects contractors Advanced Space and Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems to begin building the CAPSTONE spacecraft this month ahead of its planned 2021 launch.
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It was an unfriendly capstone to Trump's corporate raider period -- one punctuated by impressive success for a market first-timer but also plagued by controversy.
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She said Brown is working on a capstone project, part of her bachelor's degree, about human trafficking and is developing an outreach program for girls.
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When taking an environmental studies capstone course to complete her major, she noticed a classmate came in each day with lunch in a plastic bag.
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Capstone spent 85033 months on litigation and $100,000 in legal fees – equivalent to a year's worth of profit for my small business – to defend ourselves.
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It's the kind of episode that puts such a capstone on everything that it feels as if it might work perfectly as a series finale.
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The event on Wednesday, a "Beat the Odds" gala honoring at-risk children who have found success, was in some sense a capstone to Mrs.
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He paid Capstone about $139,000 for work that was never finished and subsequently learned that the house had not been elevated to the correct height.
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Ms. Brennan contacted Columbia University after a temporary worker in her office mentioned the Capstone Program, which pairs graduate students with "clients" for research projects.
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However, the complaint noted that hackers used a misspelled version of the domain of one Los Angeles-based company, Capstone Turbine, to target their victims.
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So Limbaugh's award, while on a certain level grotesque, is on another level deeply fitting — a capstone for the movement that made Trump possible. —ZB
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Here's what you need to know: • Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan visited Pearl Harbor with President Obama in a symbolic capstone of their relationship.
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For them, Friday's inauguration proceedings will be a capstone to one rough chapter of American political life—and an ominous start to the next one.
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Roche's Capstone-2 trial focused on adults aged 65 or older, or those with conditions such as asthma, chronic lung disease, diabetes, or heart disease.
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Instead, many of them believed he delivered a dark, angry speech that served as the capstone of an unusual and damaging convention for the GOP.
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Roche's Capstone-2 trial focused on adults aged 65 or older, or those who have conditions such as asthma, chronic lung disease, diabetes, or heart disease.
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It's doesn't have the full touchscreen that's present on the Capstone Smart Mirror, but it's also a fraction of the cost with prices starting at $350.
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Saturday's capstone was the signing of a $110 billion arms deal between the two countries, an agreement brokered primarily by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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The show was an instant hit, using its semi-spiritual mystery to stay on the tips of everyone's tongues and provide a capstone for the McConaissance.
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The Herndon Climb is considered the capstone of their hellacious "plebe" year at the academy, the country's prestigious training ground for Navy and Marine Corps officers.
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The capstone to an eventful Nintendo's E3 Direct was an unexpected joy: A sequel to the modern classic in the Zelda series, Breath of the Wild.
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Lewis's address, so often eclipsed by King's, punctuates the second volume, recasting this capstone event for a generation less certain of the endurance of its message.
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Frustrated, he started a website to warn others about Capstone and its owner, Lee Moser, and soon found that dozens of other homeowners had similar tales.
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Capstone emphasizes "analytical perspectives" and "critical lenses" for dissecting an issue, and the Film Club selections, usually New York Times Op-Docs, allow for this analysis.
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But the last few weeks have been a revelation for DeWine's doubters and vindication for those who believed his governorship could be more than a capstone.
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This essay is the capstone, so far, of a series of public misfortunes, most of which have in some way been exploited by Ms. Calloway herself.
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At the rebuilt One World Trade Center, he came close to completing a work that, in vertical terms, would have been the capstone of his career.
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CAPSTONE will play a key role in that mission by acting "as a pathfinder" for the lunar Gateway that NASA eventually hopes to build and deploy.
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When George W. Bush sought to make a "comprehensive" immigration overhaul his capstone project as president in 2007, few understood the nuclear-powered intensity of the issue.
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So for over a year now, she's been fighting to ban child marriage in New Hampshire, dedicating her capstone Girl Scout Gold Award project to the cause.
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Nor were some Capstone prototypes that Sloven sees as the future of the company: "smart furniture" like a mirror that doubles as a touchscreen with internet access.
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That was the capstone of a career that included a stint as intelligence director of Joint Special Operations Command, which is in charge of elite military operations.
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Typically on the day of the caucuses, candidates race around the state speaking to as many voters as possible, as the capstone to a long retail campaign.
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"The U.S. fertility clinic market has come of age and is ripe for a merger and acquisition cycle," Capstone Partners, an investment banking firm, wrote in 240.
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Remember this is the beginning of your relationship with investors"There's this tendency to think of the fundraising as the milestone moment, as the capstone," Martell said.
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Born seven years ago in the heady days of an economic boom, these Games were initially seen as a triumphal capstone for a newly ascendant global power.
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The governor, Jerry Brown, has been strangely quiet on S.B. 100, which is odd since it should be the no-brainer capstone to his clean-energy endeavors.
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College seniors said goodbye earlyAround this time, fourth-year students are typically found scrambling to submit their capstone and thesis projects before the full bloom of spring.
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NASA contracted Rocket Lab to launch its CAPSTONE CubeSat to a lunar orbit in 2021, using Rocket Lab's new Proton combined satellite and long-distance transportation stage.
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It was a proud capstone on the center's three-day festival, Tito Puente Retrospective: 50 Years of 'El Rey,' which was both a celebration and a corrective.
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One exception is at Greenpoint Avenue and 2200th Street, where AB Capstone is at work on a four-story retail and residential building, according to city records.
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Such a role would have been the capstone of a long and largely successful career, most especially in growing eBay to its heights from a small startup.
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This would be quite a capstone for a long career that began as a young wrestling coach running to be a state delegate from an exurban Columbus district.
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Seven months ago, Energy Transfer announced its $38 billion acquisition of Williams, a capstone deal for Mr. Warren, giving him 71,000 miles of pipelines across the United States.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan will be the latest individuals to speak in Austin at the Investing in America's Workforce Capstone conference.
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Time is running out for congressional leaders to rescue America from the Paris Agreement, the capstone of President Obama's agenda to kill off affordable fossil fuel-based energy.
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The Trump administration Wednesday finalized a rule to repeal and replace a capstone Obama-era carbon pollution regulation that they argue exceeded the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority.
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The Foxconn deal would be the capstone of his tenure, a public-private partnership to create a high-tech hub in the upper Midwest—a real legacy item.
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"Start" is the capstone to a series that consistently asked American viewers to root against the US, and to empathize with those who actively sought to undermine it.
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Citizens United was the capstone on a remarkable series of cases, dating only to the 1970s, that revolutionized the application of the First Amendment in the corporate context.
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It would be a fitting capstone to baby boomers' longstanding relationship with television, a medium that has guided them from childhood all the way into their older years.
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After this sustained international effort, we agree with many experts that the moment is ripe to pursue a durable political solution as the capstone to this long campaign.
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Snapshot: Above, the annual Pride March in New York City, which drew millions to the city in what is considered a capstone event of the global WorldPride festival.
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Still, "Endgame" is a monument to adequacy, a fitting capstone to an enterprise that figured out how to be good enough for enough people enough of the time.
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Thursday's maneuvers were the capstone of Vostok 2018 -- the military exercises that Russia has billed as the largest it has staged since Cold War-era drills in 1981.
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Stone is working for Capstone Financial Group, a firm based in New York, which "buys physical commodities and transforms them into customized and consumable products," its website reads.
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The film is the fourth and final chapter of the Avengers film franchise and the capstone of the inaugural era of superhero movies set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Capstone rendered many internal FOIA practices obsolete, but namely it is no longer considered reasonable for agencies to rely exclusively on custodian-driven searches in response to FOIA requests.
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" And here's the rub: "Though the FCC apparently planned to implement Capstone, we understand that its application to NARA was withdrawn in June 2017, shortly after you were appointed.
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It may be that this new tale is the last of his editorial projects, and it should be seen as the capstone to a remarkably consistent and devoted career.
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This phenomenon fits with the broader trend of Americans marrying later, and viewing marriage as what one sociologist calls a "capstone" rather than a "cornerstone" of their adult life.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan will be the latest individuals to speak in Austin at the Investing in America's Workforce Capstone conference Friday.
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It's a good day for a project dinner, something ambitious but not crazily so, the sort of meal to put a capstone on the weekend, mark it a success.
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The home runs have been a satisfying capstone to a disappointing season for Teixeira, whose production and playing time have waned after a series of knee and neck injuries.
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The NSS is important because it is the capstone document that drives other strategies in the Defense Department, State Department, Homeland Security, the Intelligence Community and myriad other agencies.
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It is simply inexplicable that Patrick could have served eight years as governor and not left behind a trophy case of liberal wins, or even a single capstone accomplishment.
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Earlier this month, Zachary Bell, a former Marine rifleman and infantry squad leader, received an unsolicited email from the head of Capstone, a publisher of children's books in Minnesota.
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The partnership Ricordi so shrewdly engineered would move from one of opera's darkest tragedies to one of its airiest, most sophisticated farces, an apt capstone on an epochal career.
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It'd already be successful in conjuring a vibe, but the video might be the capstone on the whole thing, a simple collection of hangout seshes and Scarborough-specific reference points.
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The expedition is part of the three-year CAPSTONE mission, an initiative to collect deepwater data in support of science and management decisions in and around protected US marine areas.
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The album, which he literally completed from his hospital bed, has become one of hip-hop's seminal works of production and offered a stirring capstone for an already legendary career.
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For fans, it's an odd state of mind to be thinking of winning a championship as merely a capstone, a box that needs to be checked to finish everything off.
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For example, a teenage Girl Scout recently made headlines for her capstone Gold Award Project that aimed to raise awareness about child marriage in her home state of New Hampshire.
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She is a director and a financial policy and investment analyst at Capstone, a company in Washington that advises hedge funds and private investment firms on regulatory and other matters.
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Barack Obama provided the capstone to Russell's epic life, awarding him the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011; with it, Russell had won the historical narrative of the Celtics dynasty.
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Coming at the end of the decade, Ad Astra ("to the stars" in Latin) is in many ways a perfect capstone to the past 10 years of space-set storytelling.
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But this post is hardly temporary: It's a capstone of Mr. Trifonov's relationship with New York City and the Philharmonic, which has become something of a home orchestra for him.
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"The nurse practitioner students must research a clinical problem as their capstone project and a major part of that research required searching the Guideline Clearinghouse," she told me by email.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Think of the ten-minute video that Forensic Architecture unveiled at the 2019 Whitney Biennial more as a progress report than a capstone project.
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Capstone Mining Corp: TD Securities raises rating to "buy" from "hold" TFI International Inc: National Bank Financial cuts target price to C$20.3 from C$211 COMMODITIES AT 200:258.84 a.m.
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But it also seems to put a capstone on Clinton's political career, having her declare to her "Hillaryland" team after her loss that 2016 is the "last campaign" of her life.
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"WhoPays is the capstone feature on the new invoice-first architecture we've been building to make subscriptions more relational," said chief technology officer and co-founder Michael Klett in a statement.
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The Orchard Street Equinox in the Lower East Side of Manhattan is a capstone in the rapid gentrification of what was once considered the center of New York City's counter-culture.
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The developer AB Capstone is constructing a six-story building on Arthur Avenue that will include commercial space on the ground floor and 31 furnished student apartments on the upper floors.
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Since January, the agency has taken strides to roll back two capstone Obama-era rules that aimed to regulate tailpipe emissions from cars and carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants.
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Since January, the agency has taken strides to roll back two capstone Obama-era rules that aimed to regulate tailpipe emissions from cars and carbon pollution from coal fired power plants.
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For Harry Reid, the departing Senate minority leader, the fight to fill the court's vacancy could be a fitting career capstone — if the Republicans let the nominee reach the Senate floor.
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And it may never have sounded more jubilant than in Mr. Jansons's interpretation, the capstone to an excellent performance of the work as a whole, the orchestra sounding full and noble.
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Also this week, our intrepid reporter tried out a jet lag-prevention app, and Volvo announced its electric XC40 Recharge is the capstone in the automaker's plan to radically cut emissions.
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Yet as Mr. Abe visits Pearl Harbor on Tuesday with President Obama, in a symbolic capstone to the relationship between the two leaders, that approach may be tested more than ever.
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At the direction of the MSS officers, the hackers allegedly infiltrated a number of U.S. aerospace companies, including California-based Capstone Turbine, among others in Arizona, Massachusetts, and Oregon, the DOJ said.
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The release tomorrow of special counsel Robert Mueller's report is a capstone for the two-year investigation into President Donald Trump's campaign and interference in the 2016 election by the Russian government.
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Another smart mirror comes to us from Capstone, but unlike Kohler's model, this one actually includes a touchscreen, making it something of a hybrid between a smart mirror and a smart display.
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The violent capstone to Erdogan's visit spoke to the sky-high tensions between the U.S. and Turkey, NATO allies that have increasingly sparred over U.S. strategy toward defeating IS militants in Syria.
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Hatch won over key Republican senators to pass the landmark tax overhaul in December, marking the first major legislative win for the Trump administration and a capstone achievement for the senator's career.
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The Trump administration is expected on Tuesday to roll out its alternative to a capstone Obama-era coal pollution rule, which critics fear will significantly weaken efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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Think of going through your whole life — and in an extraordinary twist of fate and luck and with a smart move — and, finally, that job will be the capstone to your career.
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If your agency is typical of others – or of any modern-day business, for that matter – the practicality of Capstone versus an auto-categorization or any automated statistical method may seem dubious.
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David Ramroop, a homeowner in Amityville, on Long Island, said he hired Capstone Remodeling, a Smithtown-based contractor, to raise his house in 2015 to comply with federal regulations after Hurricane Sandy.
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"Infinity War" serves as a capstone to Marvel's innovative filmmaking strategy — a rigorously honed blend of earnest nostalgia, winking self-referentiality, crossover narratives, appealing heroes and go-for-broke computer-generated spectacle.
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It's the capstone to one of the most unlikely careers in pro wrestling history, one which began at the age of 35 and did not establish itself until after Page's 40th birthday.
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Film Club and Global Awareness A key goal of our Capstone program is to expand students' awareness of the larger world, which, despite the internet and technology, many of my students lack.
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But the defection of Mr. Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, is a dramatic capstone on the evolution of a party that has thoroughly succumbed to the vise-grip of Mr. Trump.
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That cake would make a nice capstone to a big Saturday night meal: fried chicken, perhaps, with mashed potatoes, gravy, some slaw and biscuits, a nice heaping pile of yolk-slicked peas.
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She was impeached in August, and removed from office, the capstone of a power struggle that consumed the nation for months and toppled one of the hemisphere's most powerful political parties. 9.
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The capstone is a video installation produced by Greenhouse Media using archival video and C-SPAN clips that charts the prison population over the decades and the political response to mass incarceration.
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Scott joined GoDaddy in 2013, after a 13-year tenure, with global investment firm KKR, where he served as a KKR Capstone Member and the long-time leader of its Portfolio Operations team.
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I was also taking these photos in conjunction with the Capstone essay I was writing on race, slavery, and the effects both have had on the ability to create an accurate family tree.
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Michael R. Milken, the "Junk Bond King" and a central figure in the case, also admitted to crimes, providing the capstone to what was then the largest criminal prosecution in Wall Street history.
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Labeled by multiple international agencies and organizations as the "most corrupt country in the European Community," it is not surprising that a capstone example of sanctionable corruption under GMA would occur in Bulgaria.
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Whether the attack on the IRA's entire network served as an effective capstone to that Cyber Command hacking campaign depends on factors that still aren't public, argues Johns Hopkins cyber conflict researcher Thomas Rid.
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But on top of tying into Avengers: Endgame, the Avengers team-up movie that will serve as a capstone for 20-plus Marvel movies, Captain Marvel has already generated an astonishing amount of conversation.
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Are its best days ahead of it, as Timothy D. Cook, the chief executive, insists — or is the new campus the capstone of an era of Apple dominance that we will never see again?
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The milestone, which happened late last week, came after a dramatic shift in markets since the November U.S. presidential election and is a capstone in a move by investors to lower costs using ETFs.
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Win or lose, it will be a fitting capstone to a career that included eight years as majority leader, and countless bitter feuds, during one of the most rankly partisan periods in Senate history.
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Like many of the wells that go down into the "capstone" atop the gas deposits, SS-25 is extremely deep, extending almost 9,000 feet (more than a mile and a half) into the earth.
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"Monumental Journey," organized with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France and curated by Stephen C. Pinson, of the Met's department of photographs, is the capstone of a strong season of early photography in New York.
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A 4003 capstone project completed by students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that the projected number of permanent jobs would drop to 20 following the completion of the ACP.
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Allies say he does not think much about his career legacy, and it's hard to know whether the impeachment and acquittal will end up being the capstone of his time in the White House.
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While it plays like many of the other side-scrolling action games of its time, "Shinobi III" offers a satisfying of speed and difficulty and was a solid capstone for the series on the Genesis.
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The book is part of the You Choose series published by Capstone Press, a popular children's format in which young readers are asked to make decisions throughout the story that lead them down different paths.
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It is the capstone of a decades long project to fundamentally change the judicial branch of the government in ways that can open heretofore locked doors on abortion, affirmative action, gun rights and religious freedom.
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A Whole Foods opened at 2000th Street and Lenox Avenue in late July, a capstone to a boulevard of restored brownstones where bistros and upscale coffee shops now outnumber the remaining dollar stores and bodegas.
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Ms. Heyer's death, and the injury of 19 others when Mr. Fields reportedly rammed his car into a group of counterprotesters, was the horrific capstone to a weekend of violence in the Virginia college town.
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In this way, Mr. Peck's film is "the capstone, the crown of these documentaries," said Richard Blint, a scholar at the Pratt Institute who is working on a project about James Baldwin and American cinema.
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"The Mirror and the Light" is the triumphant capstone to Mantel's trilogy on Thomas Cromwell, the son of a blacksmith who rose to become the consigliere of Henry VIII and architect of the English Reformation.
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Within hours of Oprah Winfrey's Golden Globes speech last week, the internet had somehow transformed the moment from the capstone of an exceptional career in entertainment to the launch of a new political ascendant: President Winfrey.
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The Volkswagen plea, filed in federal court in Detroit, serves as a capstone for Attorney General Loretta Lynch's enforcement of corporate misconduct and stands as one of the top environmental cases pursued under President Barack Obama.
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The lawmakers' letter to the FCC chairman does not point to any one specific incident at the FCC that caused alarms to go off, but underscores the fact that Capstone rolled out over five years ago.
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The capstone of her tenure has been the Patent Quality Initiative, a multi-year effort to ensure that every issued patent is a good one that meets the legal standards and advances the boundaries of innovation.
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Carolyn Vega, the curator at the Berg, called the acquisition a milestone, if not quite a capstone, which gives the library plausible bragging rights to having the world's most complete and important collection of Woolf materials.
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"The president and the White House would like to end his term putting the capstone on his persona as the most supportive of Israel's security," said Mr. Satloff, of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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He had returned to the troop several months earlier and completed most of the requirements, but he still needed to recruit volunteers and manage a community service project, the mandatory capstone that all Eagle Scouts must finish.
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They put the capstone on the space combat flight sim genre with Freespace 2, but nobody would have expected something originally based on the Descent license to surpass LucasArts X-Wing series or the Wing Commander games.
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The gavel associated with being two heartbeats from the presidency is traditionally bestowed upon a senior House member as the capstone of his career and he typically wields it with the primary aim of preserving his power.
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Among these recommendations is to use the Capstone approach to relieve many employees of the burden of identifying and assigning an individual value to each email that leads to its deletion, or transfer to a recordkeeping system.
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They included Capstone Turbine, a gas turbine manufacturer based in Los Angeles, and other unnamed companies in Los Angeles and San Diego as well as Massachusetts, Arizona, Oregon and Wisconsin and overseas in Britain, France and Australia.
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Ron Bonjean, a longtime Republican strategist in Washington, described the convention as "historic" — in part because it represents the capstone of Trump's success in vanquishing a field of vastly more experienced contenders during the GOP presidential primary.
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Damage Control is really the culmination of 10 years of the Avengers; it takes place post-Endgame, and it was an incredible opportunity to be the capstone on what's been an absolutely phenomenal run for those characters.
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The milestone, reached last Thursday, came after a dramatic shift in markets since the November U.S. presidential election, including a rally in U.S. stocks, and is a capstone in a move by investors to lower-cost ETFs.
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The big climate shindig — three days of meetings, exhibitions, and glad-handing with big names in climate policy from around the world — will, among other things, serve as a kind of capstone celebration of Brown's climate legacy.
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And last fall he struck what was to be the capstone deal of his career: His company, Energy Transfer Equity, agreed to buy its rival, the Williams Companies, for about $64.50 billion, creating the country's largest pipeline operator.
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Ghibli has always produced films where a bunch of plot incidents quietly come together to provoke an emotional response, and Marnie will prove a fine capstone to the studio's output (if it is indeed the studio's last film).
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The bill's passage represents a capstone to the more than six-year effort to bring sports betting to New Jersey and helps spur interest in and provide a financial boost to the struggling casino and horse racing industries.
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DARK PHOENIX Just when you thought the comic-movie marathons were over, Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) goes to the dark side in a film that is being promoted as the capstone to two decades of X-Men movies.
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Appropriately enough, and knowingly or not, the last play Mr. Martin produced, a London revival, was the very same one that he considered the capstone of his career 56 years before, when he stage-managed its Broadway debut.
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Mahler's symphony was the capstone on a long crescendo that began with the modest Nicolai overture the evening before and swelled to a magisterial finale — a trajectory Mr. Welser-Möst followed within the Fifth's five movements as well.
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Since the end of 2017, Pyongyang has reduced its hostile rhetoric and halted media coverage of Kim Jong Un attending capstone events such as large-scale, live-fire training or special operations raids on mock-up aliance targets.
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The pier, envisioned by the British designer Thomas Heatherwick, would have been the capstone of Hudson River Park, a four-mile-long strip of green along the Hudson that was created in 1998 as a city-state partnership.
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The interview was the capstone of a frenetic period in which Mr. Trump sat for interviews with representatives of the very media he has publicly criticized and dispatched his top advisers to provide virtually nonstop briefings for them.
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So, the withdrawal from the trade pact, which was supposed to have been the capstone to the U.S. pivot to Asia, signaled to Asian leaders and elites that America is now less and less a serious, reliable partner.
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And at my own university, New York Institute of Technology, faculty members in all disciplines are providing students with real-world experiences, typically through team-based capstone projects or internships at companies and nonprofit organizations in their chosen fields.
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What else is the most perfect capstone to the performance of the Academy turning plant-based to make a statement, so then Vanity Fair can say to its invitees, "You can have a little inseminated cow, as a treat"?
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Peter Gade, the endowed chair of the Gaylord School of Journalism at the University of Oklahoma, used the racial slur in a capstone class, saying it was just as offensive as the phrase "OK, boomer," the OU Daily reported.
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For Randall Stephenson, AT&T's 56-year-old CEO, the merger would be the capstone of a thirty-year career in the telecom industry, and would transform him into one of the most powerful figures in media and entertainment.
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For Mr. Trump, whose remaining rivals dropped out the of the race this month, reaching the threshold puts an official capstone on a remarkable run in which he vanquished 16 other candidates, many of them with deep political experience.
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Caro's four subsequent biographies, thousands of pages about the life of our 36th president, Lyndon Johnson, await only the capstone of the fifth to complete the chronicle of the last great social-political reform movement of the American century.
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Here he tells us why and how he uses these films — to help meet the demands of the A.P. Capstone Program, to expand his students' awareness of other countries and cultures and to help them explore their own beliefs.
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As this was happening, Hahn was in the running for the top medical job at New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center — a lucrative role that could have represented the capstone of an acclaimed career as a cancer researcher.
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Adam Meyers, vice president at U.S. security firm CrowdStrike, said software flaws and one of the internet protocol addresses cited in the complaint matched up with attacks on a U.S. turbine manufacturer, Capstone Turbine, and a French aircraft supplier.
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And as a capstone for Redford, it's a stellar finale: A man who started out playing a thief ends by playing one again — one who hasn't grown any wiser, but maybe the world around him has, a little bit.
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While President-elect Trump's campaign pledge to have Congress repeal Obamacare on day one isn't technically feasible, it's likely he'll largely dismantle this capstone progressive program, thanks to the supportive Republican Congress he'll enjoy (at least until the midterm elections).
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For Trump, the meeting was the capstone to a weeklong European trip that has rattled NATO allies and came only hours after a series of tweets bemoaning the "rigged witch hunt" involving the investigation into his campaign&aposs ties to Russia.
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If both Trump and former WWE businessperson Linda McMahon being in the U.S. government weren't proof enough that the bro culture of the late 90s now rules the world, Kid Rock's potential appointment to the country's Senate is the capstone.
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There, roughly 18873,400 students have access to about 250 courses, numerous clubs and interscholastic sports teams and this fall, the Advanced Placement Capstone program, a new initiative that introduces AP seminar and research classes in addition to the standard AP construct.
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Historians often identify Kennedy's assassination, coming two months after Dr. Martin Luther King's horrific death, as a capstone to a year marked by angry demonstrations, political violence, and a degree of polarization that foreshadowed the stark divisions of our own time.
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Not allowing Democrats to review the GOP's work before a report is released would "inevitably" be seen as "the partisan capstone to the select committee's two-and-a-half-year attack on Secretary Clinton," Democrats wrote in their Tuesday letter.
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Flake's dramatic speech Tuesday feels like the capstone -- for now -- on top of these multiple dramatic moments (many of which feature people who now work for Trump, wanted to work for him or are working with him on Capitol Hill).
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SHOT: Trump administration submits final rule to kill Obama Clean Power Plan: The Trump administration Wednesday finalized a rule to repeal and replace a capstone Obama-era carbon pollution regulation that they argue exceeded the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority.
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My students initially thought it was simply an interesting story about a girl and her father, but I pushed a little further and introduced what Capstone would call the "social perspective," and had them question whether gender bias was evident.
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On Baseball Derek Jeter may be a sure shot to enter the Baseball Hall of Fame, a capstone to his sterling 25-year career with the Yankees in which nearly everything seemed to go right, with five World Series titles.
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"CAPSTONE is a rapid, risk-tolerant demonstration that sets out to learn about the unique, seven-day cislunar orbit we are also targeting for Gateway," said Marshall Smith, director of human lunar exploration programs at NASA in a press release.
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His appointment to the ambassador post in Washington is something of a career capstone — the position is considered the most prestigious ambassadorship in the U.K. foreign service and often goes to senior diplomats in the final years of their career.
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In a previous trial for acute, uncomplicated influenza in people aged 12 and older, called Capstone-1, the medicine was shown to reduce the duration of flu symptoms to about 2.2 days, around a day earlier than in patients who received a placebo.
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John Oliver is a reliable cultural capstone; his HBO show Last Week Tonight doesn't specialize in starting conversations so much as serving up monologues that cement the liberal opinion on newsy topics in bits that rack up Reddit votes and blog headlines.
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The important thing to notice is not just the specific distortions of fact here, but also that a 68-year-old man with a lifelong record as a respected attorney and public official would make this performance the capstone of his career.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Henry "Hank" Paulson, Jr. finished his tenure as the U.S.'s 74th Secretary of the Treasury in January 2009, he put a capstone on his finance career and committed himself to another life-long passion: protecting the environment.
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Capstone Mining Corp: CIBC raises price target to C$21.25 from C$1.90 Magna International Inc: JP Morgan raises target price to $69 from $65 Orocobre Ltd: Eight Capital raises price target to C$9.10 FROM C$7 COMMODITIES AT 7:13 a.m.
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FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT TRUMP'S NEW COAL POWER PLAN: The Trump administration on Tuesday is expected to roll out its alternative to a capstone Obama-era coal pollution rule, which critics fear will significantly weaken efforts to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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But another fascinating composer from the period tends to get overlooked: Ruth Crawford Seeger (1901-1953), whose "String Quartet 1931" will be performed this week at Miller Theatre as the capstone of "Soundscape America," in two concerts by the brilliant JACK Quartet (Oct.
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In Austin, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker will be speaking at the Investing in America's Workforce Capstone conference during the morning; while Kansas City Fed President Esther George will also deliver her thoughts at the Austin-based conference later on in the day.
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With more than $208 billion assets under management, the firm now has more than 353 full-time operating executives, all staffed within "KKR Capstone," some 18 percent more than it employed in 2010, according to a review of the firm&aposs investor materials.
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With that, Mr. Assange's long refuge inside the Ecuadorean Embassy finally came to an end, the capstone of an international cat-and-mouse game involving stolen document dumps, promises of more to come, failed efforts to contain him and accusations of blackmail.
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Comfort & Joy (2015), Julie Verhoeven's giddy, polymorphously perverse film, employs everything from feathers to cake in service of demonstrating how sexist and archaic Alex Comfort's 1972 manual The Joy of Sex is, and acts as the capstone of this section of the show.
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The capstone of this ensemble's Facets of Brahms Festival looks at Brahms in the shadow of Beethoven, with a chamber arrangement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 preceding a version of Brahms's Serenade No. 1, in a version reconstructed in its original nonet form.
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The failure to recognize the significance of a city that epitomizes an issue that is certain to dominate the United States' foreign policy agenda for whoever proceeds to the Oval Office, would have made for a dreadful capstone to any political news week.
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One of the reasons I think The Irishman works so well as a capstone to Scorsese's fascination with the mafia is that each of his gangster movies have also served as a snapshot of where the director himself was in his life.
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"The only thing we said was that for the lies [Pomeroy] has told, we hoped one day to see the people hang those involved for their treason against the American people for participating in the Department Of Homeland Security Capstone Exercises (community drills)," Ussery said.
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The CAPSTONE-2 phase III trial showed the median time to improvement of symptoms versus placebo dropped to 73.2 hours from 102.3 hours for at-risk patients including people aged 65 or older and those with asthma, chronic lung disease, morbid obesity or heart disease.
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On Monday, VICE was invited to New Haven, Connecticut, by the Yale School of Architecture for its second-year architectural review, where dozens of graduate students pitched their capstone studio project: proposals—both temporary and permanent—to mitigate the L train shutdown's many challenges.
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The conviction of Mr. Silver, 72, served as a capstone to a campaign against public corruption by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, which has led to more than a dozen state lawmakers' being convicted or pleading guilty.
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"If he decides not to run for re-election, this would be the capstone of the career of a senator who has passed more legislation than any other person in Congress," said Jason Perry, the director of the University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics.
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"Chimes" was also the capstone of his long rivalry with Laurence Olivier in interpreting Shakespeare for modern audiences, and though Olivier easily outpointed him onstage — Welles's New York "King Lear" in 1956 was a costly flop — their duel on movie screens was a different story.
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The legislation, in addition to providing the subsidies and regulations that make up the crazy quilt of American agricultural policy, included an overhaul for the food stamp program that entitlement reform crusader Ryan dearly wanted as a capstone for his soon-to-be concluded speakership.
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The bill represented something of a capstone to Mr. Hatch's career, and Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, even deemed it as such last month in what was seen as a subtle effort to usher his colleague to the exit.
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"It was a lot of good work done in a very short period of time," he said at a news conference in the Capitol's ceremonial Red Room on Thursday, calling the special-session package "a beautiful capstone" to the Legislature's work for the year.
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Associated Press reports that five undergraduate bioengineering students at nearby George Mason University, assisted by a music professor at Mason, produced the design for their senior capstone project, and young Isabella Nicola Cabrera tested the final version on Thursday after multiple prototypes built throughout the year.
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These were the FBI's elite shooters modeled on the Army's Delta Force, who'd gone operational in late 28 after Operation Equus Red—a capstone nuclear terrorism scenario in New Mexico in which Hostage Rescue Team operators assaulted a safehouse to recover a mock weapon of mass destruction.
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As their most recent film, "Avengers: Endgame," just crossed the box office threshold to displace "Avatar" as the top-grossing film of all time, the brothers admit the capstone of 11 years of Marvel storytelling was a Herculean effort that, if gone awry, could have broken them.
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Kerry's speech may provide a broad outline of what he would like the future to look like, but it will be hard not to see it as a kind of capstone: The end of one era of U.S. diplomacy before the return of a more cynical version.
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Even as we acknowledge Dallas to be a landmark tragedy, it's important to remember that it was also just the capstone of an already brutal week peppered by drive-bys and party shootings, the sort of violence that has become routine in many parts of this country.
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A 2013 report called "Knot Yet: The Benefits and Costs of Delayed Marriage in America" observed that young adults have gone from seeing marriage as a "cornerstone" of adult life to its "capstone," something you enter only after you complete your education and attain professional stability.
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BRASÍLIA — The Senate on Wednesday impeached Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's first female president, and removed her from office for the rest of her term, the capstone of a power struggle that has consumed the nation for months and toppled one of the hemisphere's most powerful political parties.
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Mr. Obama did not meet with the elder Mr. Castro during his three-day visit to Cuba last week, which was meant to be a capstone to efforts to bury hostilities between the two countries, and to encourage the reform of Cuba's flagging economy and political system.
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It was a fitting capstone to the career of the nation's first female attorney general, a woman who during her eight years in office became one of the most high-profile and controversial members of the Clinton administration and yet remained one of its least understood.
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" He added: "The capstone on my decade of education was in 2010, when I left McKinsey for a tough but priceless year-long political crash course in which I challenged the state treasurer of Indiana and was overwhelmingly defeated in my first experience on the ballot.
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" He added: "The capstone on my decade of education was in 2010, when I left McKinsey for a tough but priceless year-long political crash course in which I challenged the state treasurer of Indiana and was overwhelmingly defeated in my first experience on the ballot.
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"If you put a regulator's lens on, regulators are saying 'oh my gosh there is a concentration of crypto capital that is in these ICOs, these people aren't in the financial system, what is happening to the money'," Lawrence Wintermeyer, a principal at advisory business Capstone, told CNBC.
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She's also lashed out at Sanders' proposal for a government-run Medicare-for-all health insurance system, saying she has "the scars to prove" she's been a major part of Democrats' decades-long push for universal health coverage -- with President Barack Obama's health care law as that drive's capstone.
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In 2009, Dashboard Confessional released what its frontman Chris Carrabba felt might be the band's sixth and final album, "Alter the Ending," a capstone to a decade-long run that saw the band go from emo innovator to genre standard-bearer to elder weathering the end of an era.
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This is RoMan, short for Robot Manipulator, and it is practising for what is, in effect, its graduation ceremony, on October 17th, when it will show off its skills to a group of American army top brass in a so-called capstone demo at Carnegie-Mellon University, in Pittsburgh.
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The problem now was that, three years having passed since he finished writing it, no new era had been ushered in, and "The Kingdom" had come to feel, to Carrère, like a capstone to a writing life that he was desperate — and in anguish at being unable — to continue.
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The report overall "serves as a capstone to one of the greatest labor market recovery periods of all time, with the economy creating new jobs in an impressive manner, and wage rates finally rising nicely," Rick Rieder, BlackRock's chief investment officer of global fixed income, said in a note.
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Genesis, an advertiser, provided cars and drivers to ferry the stars that night: the capstone on a week of branded events that will generate more than $10 million of revenue for Vanity Fair, according to Chris Mitchell, the chief business officer of Vanity Fair and other Condé Nast titles.
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"I think finding the Clotilda would be a fitting capstone for both Mobile's slaving history and the war that finally ended the practice," Mr. Raines wrote in the article, adding, "It is easy, standing in the wintertime gloom of these Alabama swamps, to imagine that old ghosts haunt these bayous."
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BERLIN — Angela Merkel's re-election as chancellor of Germany was supposed to be the ceremonial capstone of a year in which Europe did better than anticipated in holding off a populist surge, especially after the new French president, Emmanuel Macron, won so decisively over the National Front of Marine Le Pen.
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Altagas Ltd: National Bank of Canada cuts target price to C$17 from C$26 Capstone Mining Corp: National Bank of Canada cuts target price to C$0.45 from C$1 Enbridge Inc: National Bank of Canada cuts target price to C$56 from C$62 COMMODITIES AT 13:00 a.m.
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Tenant: AB Capstone Group Landlord: One Ten West Fortieth Associates Tenant's and Landlord's Brokers: David Levy and Brett Maslin of Adams & Company $8.7 million 2542-1924 White Plains Road (between Mace and Allerton Avenues) The Bronx This four-story, 29,140-square-foot property in the Allerton neighborhood was built in 2008.
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Still, the scene on Sunday in Linz, Austria, is likely to be remembered as the capstone of a year in which she soared more than 800 places up the rankings and had star-making runs: to the fourth round at Wimbledon and to the third round at the United States Open.
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A capstone of that effort was a 2016 report that explored the power of robotics, neural networks and machine-learning tools in everything from self-driving cars to precision medicine, along with a series of recommendations for how to tackle regulatory challenges posed by AI. This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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In another instance, NASA closed a Motherboard FOIA request for failing "to provide sufficient details or information" to complete the request; in this case, the request was for emails sent to or received by specific "Capstone" employees regarding the Trump administration transition during a short timeframe between the election and Trump's inauguration.
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Senior U.S. officials deny that U.S. Asia policy has anything to do with surrounding China, saying the rebalancing is an attempt to show that Washington intends to be a player in the most dynamic and economically promising region of the world and that the Sunnylands summit merely puts a capstone on that process.
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FT. $18893,21889/year 21929 West 211th Street (between Avenue of the Americas and Broadway) Manhattan The construction management division of AB Capstone Group, a real estate development firm, has signed a three-year lease for 1,649 square feet on the ninth floor of this 26-story property in Midtown near Bryant Park.
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Block took a moment to brag a bit about his accomplishments, including how some of those purchases performed, during his swan song call with Salesforce, calling it a capstone of his time at Salesforce: In Q20173, we grew 32% in the Americas, 28% in APAC and 47% in EMEA in constant currency.
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To go back to our discussion of what this means for American literature—would you say this is a puckish capstone on a certain era, that era being the annual speculation that one of the (mostly male) giants of American literature who achieved prominence between the 1960s and the 1980s would win the Nobel?
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Similarly, Manning's extensive playoff experience—this is his fourth Super Bowl, likely the capstone of a long and distinguished NFL career—doesn't give him an automatic advantage over Carolina quarterback and big game newcomer Cam Newton, any more than Newton's NFL Films-endorsed good looks and dance moves give him an advantage over Manning.
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In particular, its favored model of marriage — as a capstone on a long period of professional development and sexual exploration, rather than a foundation for adulthood and a home for adult sexuality — was linked inextricably to the educated class's privilege and ambitious self-control and didn't work as well outside the precincts of the meritocracy.
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But the corporate money issue is just one challenge facing Democrats preparing for the capstone event of their 22012 nominating process, from low unionization rates in Milwaukee hotels — a potential hitch for labor groups important to the Democratic Party — to the logistics of squeezing the party into its smallest convention host city since 21.5.
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FCC Says Releasing &aposJokes&apos It Wrote About Ajit Pai Colluding With Verizon Would &aposHarm&apos AgencyAt its own discretion, the Federal Communications Commission has chosen to block the release of…Read more ReadNARA is also responsible for the creation and management of the Capstone program, a modernization effort focused on the preservation of public officials' email messages.
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Popcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Stitcher| Audioboom "Closer," the tepidly thumping collaboration between the club-pop production duo the Chainsmokers and the singer Halsey, is currently in its ninth week atop the Billboard Hot 100, the capstone on a year that has seen neutered, buffered dance music fully infuse itself into the pop mainstream.
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For Ms. Mark-Viverito, passing the legislation would provide a capstone to her reform record that includes new laws to create civil penalties for certain infractions, like public urination, and pushing for the closure of the Rikers Island jail complex, a stance that helped pressure Mr. de Blasio to agree to close the facility over the next decade.
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A non-exhaustive list of musicians that have spoken against Trump using their music: The Rolling Stones, whose "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is used as the capstone song to most Trump campaign events Neil Young R.E.M. Adele Elton John Queen George Harrison's estate Aerosmith's Steven Tyler Pharrell Williams Read the letter, via the Prince estate's tweet:
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The Dixiecrat revolt of the late 1940s plunged the party into two decades of electoral turmoil that would ultimately lead to the Reagan revolution; the Gingrich-led capture of Congress—also significantly conjured by the fractious politics of health care—served as an important capstone in this transformation, ending the Democrats' decades-long run of dominance on Capitol Hill.
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Sometimes it feels like Chiericozzi and Perro have fronted ten different bands in as many years, but their new record Drift, due March 2 on their longtime label home of Sacred Bones, provides a convincing link between all of them, a sort of capstone on the ten years they've served together so far, as well as, of course, highlighting bold new directions.
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Watch Rocket Lab launch 10 cubesats into orbit tonight for NASA "We have a strong partnership with NASA that was established through the ELaNa-19 launch and continues today with the upcoming CAPSTONE mission that will see our Electron launch vehicle and Photon spacecraft deliver a NASA satellite to lunar orbit next year," said Rocket Lab CEO and founder Peter Beck in a news release.
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Tenant Broker: Thomas Murtha, Capstone Realty Advisors Landlord: Forty Four Eighteen Associates Sublandlords: Taboola and Verve Wireless Landlord and Sublandlord Brokers: James Buslik and Alan Bonett, Adams & Company $15.95 MILLION 155 East 71st Street (between Lexington and Third Avenues) Manhattan This 6,400-square-foot, five-story, brick and stone mixed-use townhouse, from the early 1900s in Lenox Hill, has two duplex apartments with a fireplace in each room, as well as a ground floor retail space with a rear garden.
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"I think it is fair to say that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is an un-indicted co-conspirator in the premature death of 1,400 people every year if this misbegotten plan went into place," Inslee said at a press hearing in August following news that the Environmental Protection Agency was dismantling Obama's capstone carbon cutting regulation.
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