It's been yet another week full of comings and goings.
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This indifference sometimes bleeds over into my public comings and goings.
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Leadership transitions are often accompanied by natural comings and goings of employees.
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But Gaiman left plenty of blank space around Laura's comings and goings.
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Cuban intelligence kept a close eye on American diplomats' comings and goings.
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The dancers' comings and goings are essential to the concert's theatrical rhythm.
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But the person at the doorway is seeing constant comings and goings.
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For the last six weeks, all of the comings and goings at Trump Tower have been dutifully reported and dissected by the press, whose job it is to report and dissect the president-elect's various comings and goings.
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He asked her about the apartment's layout and her boss' comings and goings.
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A comfortable window seat allows dogs to supervise all comings and goings outside.
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Someone behaving strangely knew about the comings and goings of senior military officials.
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She also keeps her comings and goings to herself — until after the fact.
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"You can't pay attention to every comings and goings on Twitter," Todd replied.
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Mrache takes her home's popularity, and all the comings and goings, in stride.
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KERNEN: I HAVEN'T, YOU KNOW, I DON'T FOLLOW YOUR COMINGS AND GOINGS THAT MUCH.
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As conditions on his bail, cameras above his door surveilled his comings and goings.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - No internet, no email and surveillance cameras to monitor his comings and goings.
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WITH THAT, COMINGS NOT ONLY BRAND AFFINITY BUT ADVERTISING, AND RUNNING THE BUSINESS MORE EFFICIENTLY.
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For one thing, it's pretty easy to keep track of the moon's comings and goings.
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Reporters and photographers camped out at his suburban Virginia home, monitoring his comings and goings.
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He said he had been too busy to really track Mr. Trump's comings and goings.
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Pilots have more reason than most to follow the annual comings and goings of darkness.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the comings and goings in the West Wing.
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All the while, a court-ordered camera monitored his doorway, recording his comings and goings.
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The ISS itself has a "microbiome" of bacteria based on the comings and goings of astronauts.
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Landlords and property management companies can track the comings and goings of workers, guests and deliveries.
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Wiseman quietly observes the comings and goings of the people who work for Zoli Management Inc.
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Wolves are secretive creatures, so it's rare to catch a glimpse of their comings and goings.
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Nonetheless, Germany's economic output is widely expected to stagnate or even shrink in the comings months.
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These machines will be able to track your comings and goings automatically with AI-powered identification.
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Tabloids zealously chronicle his comings and goings from two lakeside estates in the town of Laglio.
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Ellis has been irked by the abrupt comings and goings of reporters from the packed courtroom.
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Here's your cheat sheet on the comings and goings on some of the nation's top podiums.
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Nordstrom said that the change is part of the normal comings and goings of the fashion business.
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The comings and goings of British home secretaries is normally of minimal interest to those outside Westminster.
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As the days get shorter, outdoor sconces become increasingly important for illuminating a home's comings and goings.
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Plus, you won't announce your comings and goings via the rattling and jingling of all your keys.
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And if folks find the comings and goings of 65-year-old grandparents entertaining, so be it.
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But by the time he painted it in 1907, his geographic comings and goings were well underway.
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Carr studied the pages in stunned silence, oblivious to the comings and goings of colleagues around him.
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Luckily my drive is 15 mins tops and my boss doesn't keep tabs on my comings and goings.
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But they will also assist the Chinese government in monitoring the comings and goings of travelers in China.
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There is no pure, sterile laboratory environment when it comes to human beings and their comings and goings.
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The comings days are also poised to offer a flurry of cyber-related activity in the upper chamber.
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Activity will also prompt alerts to the Wink app, so they can keeps tabs of comings and goings.
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An entire, low-lit gallery is dedicated to these works, in all their fairly speedy comings and goings.
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Their comings and goings have provoked some consternation, and more than a little speculation, in the Italian media.
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The Facebook account is expected to be handed over to Congress in the comings days, according to CNN.
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The social pages followed his comings and goings, when he summered in Bar Harbor and wintered in Boca Raton.
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The local press took to scrutinising comings and goings from the Apollo with the intensity of cold-war Kremlinologists.
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Otherwise, prosecutors would have been able to track the comings and goings of possible expert witnesses such as psychiatrists.
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Kelly has also helped himself by slightly loosening his grip on the comings and goings in the Oval Office.
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But they also capture the comings and goings of lots of different critters in the jungles of Riau Province.
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But more rain is expected to fall in the comings days into already saturated soils and cause more flooding.
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But he said that the traffic and security around Trump Tower had slowed comings and goings in his neighborhood.
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Since the nest is so well hidden, Attenborough and his team set out to document the comings and goings.
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Their simultaneous comings-of-age take place amid the constraints and opportunities of their time, place, class and gender.
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Now there is data tracing our days — Slack messages, comings and going via fob swipes and social media posts.
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They say they watched in fear as their landlord, Maria Hrynenko, installed a camera to track their comings and goings.
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Like others, she talks about the roots of the sport and the comings and goings of money, brands, and fads.
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Hudson documented the lesson on her own Snapchat story, guiding her pal on quick comings and goings of the platform.
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"They're taught that sadness is weakness, that talking about their fears or short comings makes them less than," she wrote.
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The show, based on the comings and goings of a group of friends on Wisteria Lane, was an instant phenomenon.
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People who've been intently watching the comings and goings of people from the White House might have expected the change.
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At the house in Perth, the webcam server contained weeks' worth of recordings, showing the family's daily comings and goings.
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When stars' comings and goings began to be documented on a minute-by-minute basis, those changes triggered celebrity reticence.
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Since then, the camera has picked up nothing more than my comings and goings, mail delivery and the occasional rat.
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It has three entrances that can be reached from parking areas by foot bridges, allowing staff to monitor comings and goings.
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With that enormous caveat in mind, here's are some of the scenarios to watch for in the comings days and weeks.
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It is also guilty of trampling far too much on people's privacy, by keeping tabs of all their comings and goings.
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August's smart lock keeps track of comings and goings in a home and allows doors to be opened or locked remotely.
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She regularly visited the Admiralty —in fact, she moved nearby, so she could keep tabs on the officers' comings and goings.
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Mentions of Rauschenberg's comings and goings are scattered throughout Tworkov's dense journal entries sighting dinners, gallery openings, and art world gossip.
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K Street firm Monument Policy Group had some comings and goings: Bryan Alphin has joined the firm as a legislative manager.
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American officials suggested that there would be little policing of the comings and goings of those making people-to-people trips.
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"When it comes to scheduling travel, it's about making sure that the comings and goings preserve weekend time," Mr. Kaplan said.
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My cubicle was the closest to Mr. Wenner's office, so I had a front-row seat to the comings and goings.
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When even Broadway premieres are so often second comings, how do we (critics, but also audiences) treat them as exciting arrivals?
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The messages, from September 2017 to April, detail the comings and goings from the residences of Sue, her family and her friends.
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Friday's app will also keep track of people's comings and goings, and it can be used to grant temporary access to guests.
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The comings and goings of submarines to and from the Royal Navy Base have been a bone of contention for some time.
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The comings and goings have left Washington on tenterhooks amid mounting speculation that significant action by the special counsel could be imminent.
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But because of Bey's spectacular birth announcement, eagle-eyed fans zeroed in on all the comings and goings of Bey's entire team.
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Gulutzan's hiring fills the last remaining head coaching vacancy, closing the book on another season of comings and goings behind NHL benches.
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Rather, they shared their comings and goings on Twitter, making it easy for the burglars to know when they wouldn't be home.
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Too much information about the comings and goings of U.S. troops, particularly if announced in advance, could give information to enemy, experts say.
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There's the inception and upbringing of the "Big Three" (the triplets) and there's the current comings and goings of the three as adults.
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Diarists have keenly chronicled the comings and goings of cherry blossoms for centuries—records from Kyoto, the old capital, date back 1,200 years.
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The logs -- which record the comings and goings of visitors, including lobbyists, at the White House -- were publicly disclosed under the Obama administration.
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Now, users can just enter two cross streets for pickup or drop off to keep their comings and goings a little more private.
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My comings and goings "interrupt" their smoking — they have to put the cigarette down on a window ledge and walk to the door.
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Reporters are fastidiously chronicling the comings and goings of his transition team, his self-branded properties providing the backdrop for television live shots.
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There are road closures, the endless comings and goings of large equipment trucks, and enough golf carts to make one a little crazy.
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In recent years, I have enjoyed a front-row seat to several American presidents' comings and goings by coincidentally following their migratory paths.
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For those who used the facial-recognition cameras to enter and exit, it also stored a detailed account of their comings and goings.
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He said that concrete decisions would be made during Monday&aposs meetings about the redeployment of forces and their positioning for the comings months.
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Denise Richards came up with a smart way to assure that her 15-year-old daughter Sami stayed honest about her comings and goings.
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A camera was installed on July 19 outside the residence associated with the IP, and the comings and goings at the house were monitored.
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It's a function, I think, of the general mystery of birth and death: those comings and goings from somewhere spectacularly, eternally beyond the frame.
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"Those are the reviews that will point out the short comings of the product and give us insight to improve the products," he says.
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But at least one resident in the area did, not because of the smell but because of strange comings and goings from the building.
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Scenes I'm sure we're all familiar with, as the format that was never really there in the first place soundtracked our comings and goings.
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Data on the real-world comings and goings of internet users — and, evidently, their dogs — is a highly sought-after commodity among technology companies.
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You can also watch the comings and goings of the 60 elephants living on the grounds that have been rescued from the city streets.
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As a condition of his bail, the authorities monitored his comings and goings and forbade him to use the internet outside his lawyer's office.
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Clues are sometimes discerned by the comings and goings — including the clues that helped lead CNN to land exclusive footage of Roger Stone's arrest.
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The package will include software and a Nest thermostat, which conserves electricity by adjusting temperatures to comings and goings as well as established routines.
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By early 2019, they were running their own security, locking and unlocking the barred entry for visitors, monitoring comings and goings in the ward.
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They lived the kind of life indexed in The Social Register: summers in Nantucket and debutante comings-out, all documented by an affectionate press.
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But it was the first time journalists who regularly watch the comings and goings at the special counsel office have seen the two going in.
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I followed the Dickersons' enthusiasms, their comings and goings, and the school's ever-evolving society the way other people followed the rhythm of the seasons.
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So last summer, while eyeing ships from Rockaway Beach, I downloaded MarineTraffic, an application that maps the comings and goings of boats around the globe.
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Maybe you have been so occupied by all the comings and goings of a hectic year that you haven't had time for an all-important holiday.
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Police ask that anyone with any information regarding the murders or Buggs' comings and goings over the weekend contact Detective Rick Henry at (949) 644-3797.
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Those are just a few of the questions this White House and the GOP-led Congress will be grappling with over the comings days and weeks.
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The new classroom features will arrive as part of iOS 9.3, which is available today in beta and will likely go public in the comings months.
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He has wired the place with security cameras, which he uses to peer in on the young couple's comings and goings, couplings and showerings, and more.
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"Once it gets dark, there are comings and goings up the stairs to the top floor where he rents a studio," the neighbour told De Morgen.
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It wasn't because of mischievous gremlins falsifying their time cards in a backroom, but settings in the software the hospital used to track comings and goings.
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Citing national security reasons, the White House decided to cut off public access to the logs that detail the comings and goings of the president's visitors.
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From the sinister comings and goings of plainclothes police officers to the industry of oblivious arachnid, the film testifies to a trapped mind and wandering eye.
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The president sometimes prefers to interview candidates for high-profile positions from his private quarters, so staff and White House journalists cannot monitor comings and goings.
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Comings and goings of leaders must be guessed at from sightings of motorcades and presidential trains, and terse state media reports of side events at the resort.
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The intergenerational lineup positions the younger artist in front of an audience conceivably less familiar with, and less attuned to, the comings and goings of música urbana.
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Eventually, the United States cracked a secret code the spies used to communicate with Moscow, allowing the FBI to learn more about the Guryevs' comings and goings.
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Kauai and Niihau are under a hurricane watch, meaning hurricane conditions are possible and that winds of at least 39 mph are anticipated in the comings days.
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Comings and goings —Tom Brady said on his weekly radio appearance he won't ask tight end Rob Gronkowski to end his retirement to return to New England.
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Throughout China, neighborhoods and localities have issued their own rules about residents' comings and goings, which means the total number of affected people may be even higher.
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They discovered that we have these molecular pathways that are responsive to light and allow the body to synchronize to the comings and goings of the sun.
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It takes a powerful and developed government to fully control the comings and goings of its citizens — and to make sure that its own agents don't get corrupted.
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Schoenfelder defends collecting people's comings and goings, saying that what Latch does isn't any different than what's already done by locks with key card or key fob access.
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He and his cousin, a former Google software engineer, wrote a computer program to track the comings and goings of the world's powerful and wealthy to the city.
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A large black screen was drawn on Friday morning across leafy Balfour Street in Jerusalem, concealing the prime minister's official residence and the comings and goings of investigators.
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Using "big data" technology similar to what marketers use in targeted advertising, the country could try to pinpoint the comings and going of intelligence agents from other nations.
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Such periodic comings-together to mourn or recognize a major moment in the nation's history have been a staple of presidential leadership, said Jon Meacham, the presidential historian.
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More than 2000 million Chinese people live in communities that have imposed strictures of some sort on residents' comings and goings, as officials try to contain the epidemic.
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The department has suffered near-constant comings and goings under President Donald Trump, as officials at various levels have been judged insufficiently loyal to Trump's restrictionist immigration agenda.
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The president said he would announce a successor to McAleenan in the comings days, noting that this person would also be brought on board in an acting capacity.
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With a cast of 21, plus a live goose and rabbit, the dizzying number of comings and goings in this Broadway show requires an incredible attention to detail.
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The idea of the airport's air traffic control team being located over an hour away from the comings and goings of all the actual planes sounds kind of terrifying.
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"The reason I'm telling you about all these comings and goings of the secretary is he remains, as I have been told, committed to doing this job," she said.
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She kept a jealous eye on the comings and goings at Elio's, dismayed when some of her regulars began eating dinners there and then going to Elaine's for drinks.
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Yes, it really was him strutting the ring with the proud arrogance of a lion, watching the comings and goings of the gym with the eye of a hawk.
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Mr. Pilet and his cousin, a former Google software engineer, wrote a computer program to track the comings and goings of the world's powerful and wealthy to the city.
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It also doesn't quite replace a high-end, secure CCTV system but you could put one or two in your shop to keep a record of the comings and goings.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Carrey used video surveillance in his home to monitor White's comings and goings, became aware of her death and used that knowledge to protect himself.
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Niantic CEO John Hanke has just released the most official answer yet, releasing a proper schedule for the comings and goings of the next few Legendaries to hit the game.
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Building owners can see all comings and goings Because Latch's customer is building owners, not consumers, its locks have a series of features that privacy-conscious renters may not love.
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Murnau turned it into a compendium of comings and goings, of slightly alarming trajectories, of reminders that there was always stuff outside of the frame that the viewer couldn't see.
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"It's a classic Daily Mail guilty pleasure," said Taylor Lorenz, the former head of social media for The Daily Mail, about the nonstop coverage of Ms. Trump's comings and goings.
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This is a tiny glimpse of the goings (and comings) of girlpile, the Bay Area's most popular all-girl orgy, which celebrated its tenth anniversary this November with—what else?
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Adora's motherly love has aggressive overtones; she flips out when Vickery tells her that Amma has been out after curfew and demands control over her adult daughter's comings and goings.
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He kept up the pressure after the trial adjourned later that afternoon, gathering Republicans again, this time in a smaller room with just one door to limit comings and goings.
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Other than the occasional sound of the comings and goings of other guests, the room was noticeably quiet, making for excellent sleeping and adding to the hotel's retreat-like feel.
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Busy enough with my own life, I couldn't envisage a future self whose comings and goings were circumscribed, apparently happily, by the wants and needs of people half my size.
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Fox suffers from agoraphobia (an anxiety disorder that prevents her from leaving her house) but allows her to pick up on her neighbours' comings and goings — including a brutal crime.
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Other comings and goings ... —Miami could release defensive end Robert Quinn, wide receiver DeVante Parker and quarterback Ryan Tannehill if the team doesn't find trade takers, according to the Miami Herald.
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The ship is undoubtedly vacuuming up electronic signals emanating from the base, monitoring the US Navy's comings and goings and gleaning anything it can about the construction of new US submarines.
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Now you can quantify the comings and goings of your furry friend — thanks to an app-controlled pet door that can send push notifications when Tibbles enters and leaves your abode.
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More recently there are stories in the news about disgraced figures like Matt Lauer using buttons to control the comings and goings of his staff, taking advantage of a powerful position.
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Paglen once spent a week holed up in a Las Vegas hotel room with an airport view, tracking the comings and goings of planes headed to classified sites in the desert.
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If you get a seat by the window — and seats can be hard to come by especially during happy hour — you'll see the comings and goings of the Roosevelt Island tram.
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It also said the ONS needed a culture shift to become more proactive about addressing short-comings and said Britain was lagging other countries such as Canada in its economics data.
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In "Broken Glass," a washed-up teacher indulges in his fondness for wine while chronicling the comings and goings of the other marginal figures at his local bar, Credit Gone West.
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Their quest to create a modern day Camelot should at least keep the local gossip columns and celebrity magazines stocked with high quality, filtered reproductions of the Trump clan's comings and goings.
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Characters disappear then reappear with a newfound sense of purpose, comings and goings that have something to do with the spooky, ancient Marsten House that overlooks Jerusalem's Lot and Abdi's new development.
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Five additional shafts were found in the tomb and while one shaft had nothing inside, four additional ones remain sealed and are expected to be excavated in the comings days, Reuters reported.
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In response, a new class of "privacy gadget" has arisen, typically a device that you plug into your home router that promises to safeguard your digital comings and going from prying eyes.
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Over the next year, we glued ourselves to the various entrances to try to catch a glimpse of the comings and goings of the major and minor players involved in the investigation.
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Though folks like to have a digital diary of their comings and goings, as well as checking in on their friends' locations, there is nothing that compares to a real, physical prize.
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All the evidence of their comings and goings was on the computer hard drives, and in memory, and in the ephemeral network transmissions to and from the GRU's command-and-control servers.
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There are links about governance, whether by states or by platforms; and then there are links about industry: business performance, executive comings and goings, product launches, emergent app behavior, and so on.
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If an institution wants to map your comings and goings and track your personal data (and they do), they should have to pay you money or at the very least invent Facebook.
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The special counsel has been silent on those appearances, not even confirming them, but reporters staking out Mueller's office and the federal courthouse in Washington have reported comings and goings during this time.
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I emailed Mark Knoller, the CBS Newsman and archivist of presidential comings and goings, who confirmed that Trump had only visited nine states so far and hadn't yet set foot on foreign soil.
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At the Starbucks Biennial Investor Conference today, the coffee and retail giant revealed some plans for 2017, including new foods comings to its cafes, and features heading to its incredibly popular mobile app.
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While favored to win, the establishment official faced stiffer-than-usual opposition this year with the challenges comings just as the bitter and unpredictable presidential race enters its final post-Labor Day push.
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The at-times tumultuous comings-and-goings of their band members has been recounted at length elsewhere, but the core cemented shortly after the release of their first album Turn It Up Faggot.
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But ever since the Boston Marathon bombing that put a knife in my city's heart, I've yearned to be part of more community moments, more comings-together that let us celebrate being human.
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ProPublica and The New York Times analyzed the comings and goings from the E.P.A. through the end of September, the latest data that has been compiled, obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.
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"The Walking Dead" has seen its share of comings and goings over the years, but if history's any guide, there are certain casualties -- and a level of star power -- that aren't easily replaced.
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She keeps a pair of binoculars on the sill so she can observe the comings and goings on the water: big motorboats, tiny white sailboats, and shimmering light on the waves in between.
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Of course, there is the ire of the public and the unusually aggressive nature of many of the royal reporters when it comes to the comings and goings of the Sussexes to consider.
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Once the comings and goings are done, the number of U.S. forces in Syria is expected to reach about 2500 — close to the 2900,000 troops on the ground when President Trump ordered the withdrawal.
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Wong — who, according to her lawsuit, worked briefly for a law firm that specialized in workers compensation — also took copious notes about Lewandowski's comings and goings and what he was bringing into his home.
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We have an unbelievable inability to take responsibility for our actions and it feels a hell of a lot better to blame technology than it is to blame ourselves for short comings and ignorance.
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By investing in a smart lock, you can greatly improve the accessibility of your property, keep tabs on comings and goings, beef-up security, or simply add another device to your smart home set.
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Pasta and sauce materialized amid the comings and goings and breezy chat, in the open kitchen, of Owens and of friends from her capacious circle of artists, musicians, writers, filmmakers, and other creative Angelenos.
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And the feverish endgame of his search suggests a penchant for intrigue, an unpredictable streak and -- above all -- a desire to make a splash as the comings and goings Wednesday triggered a media circus.
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Other volunteers recorded the comings and goings of first responders on T-cards, which they inserted in a multi-pocket organizer that hung on the wall so the cards were visible at a glance.
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The bulletins are known around the New York Police Department as "personnel orders," a register of the comings and goings across the sprawling agency, with its 36,000 uniformed members and thousands more civilian employees.
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Long-term occupants of a building can be inconvenienced by the comings and goings of short-term tenants who are sometimes less respectful about noise and less invested in the upkeep of common spaces.
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Unlike many members of Congress who use social media accounts to post relatively staid, publicist-approved updates about their comings and goings, Ocasio-Cortez uses the platform to respond to critics and comment on news.
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As with other smart locks, the Latch Lock will track comings and goings, keeping a log of who has gained entry and for how long, which can be shared with building owners or apartment owners.
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We're told if there was a tip-off person, there's a long suspect list ... there are multiple units in the building and lots of people involved in Paris Fashion Week knew Kim's comings and goings.
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Not only does his property management company, Vacasa, set up the comings and goings of guests, its marketing reach earns him rents that are about 25% higher than similar rentals in his area, he says.
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With the expected ouster of National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, President Trump's decision on a replacement could result in one of the biggest policy shifts of all of this White House's frequent comings-and-goings.
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But there may be a dark side: Attendees turned over sensitive personal information like dates of birth, passport information and phone numbers to get the badges, and the Russian government tracks fans' comings and goings.
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Other comings and goings in Washington: Andrew McCabe, above, who was fired as F.B.I. deputy director days before his retirement, kept contemporaneous memos on his interactions with President Trump and his former boss, James Comey.
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A resident or local cadre is assigned to monitor every 10 families in Xinjiang, reporting on comings and goings and activities deemed suspicious, including praying and visits to mosques, according to residents and government reports.
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The glass-roofed former warehouse that holds Missoni's Milan showroom is abuzz with comings and goings, but the fastest moving target is the designer herself, pursued by stylists, producers, assistants, PR, camera people and me.
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The facial recognition technology, which is integrated into China's rapidly expanding networks of surveillance cameras, looks exclusively for Uighurs based on their appearance and keeps records of their comings and goings for search and review.
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Those companies want locks that log comings and goings for security reasons, and Latch provides a website for building owners to manage all of their installed locks and the ability to audit who's come through them.
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Speaking candidly to a friend, he's heard saying he planned the killing over a six-month period, monitoring Stern's comings and goings so that he could later imitate those movements for nearby security cameras he'd spotted.
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The posts, which provide excellent vantage points on the comings and goings on the highway, are located on private land owned by the Rajneeshees, as are seven additional posts located within the city limits of Rajneeshpuram.
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It would be sort of mean to you, the reader, to list all the comings and goings on the Seattle roster here on paper, even though it's the internet and there's no paper to speak of.
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The son carried a pistol — he always has one by his side, even when he sleeps, he said — and sat facing the entrance, with his back to a ravine, so he could track comings and goings.
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The normally tight-lipped Secret Service was so disturbed by the breach that it issued an unusual statement that effectively blamed the Mar-a-Lago staff for not tightly tracking the comings and goings of guests.
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Investigators are also looking at the father's comings and goings over the last few days, but said there does not appear to be video of him leaving the boy in the water, the police official said.
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Be a safer customer to the delivery people: Wipe down your doorknobs and doorbells between all comings and goings to help them avoid potential exposure to the virus from other delivery drivers or people (including yourself).
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But, beyond the partisan fallout, which was and is considerable, it looks like the Explainer-in-Chief, has some "splaining" to do since his analysis of the law's short-comings is, for the most part, dead wrong.
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Boredom between the comings and goings of the ships led company men in India to make an "art-form of feasting and boozing", according to Pete Brown, whose book "Hops and Glory" tells the story of IPA.
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At the time, she lived with her first husband, Leonard Solomon — a drugstore owner whose brother-in-law was Irv Kupcinet, a Chicago Sun-Times columnist who specialized in celebrity comings and goings — and their two daughters.
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He has become a celebrity in his own right, with an unofficial Twitter account which uses some of the thousands of pictures taken by press photographers documenting his comings, goings, and territorial scraps with other departmental cats.
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Between the regular comings and goings of commercial airliners, first one, then two, then two more F-63 fighter jets streak down the runway that Japanese Air Self Defense Forces (JASDF) share with Naha's regular airline traffic.
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Amid the mysterious comings and goings, which include much kinetic rushing through the woods, the Portabella film emphasizes details like the crude bat puppets fluttering outside the window of a woman soon to receive Count Dracula's attentions.
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Critic's corner, from Brook Sutherland of Gadfly: It is now abundantly apparent that the previous management team led by Jeff Immelt had little handle on the comings and goings of all the pieces of this sprawling conglomerate.
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The insiders largely embraced the postmortems as a useful way of keeping tabs on the comings and goings within the company, but wished for more consistency on how the emails were distributed and what went into them.
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Sipher was careful to say that he's not an expert on the comings and goings of the current White House or Congress, but he noted that more experienced Republicans may take issue with Trump disclosing information to adversaries.
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The trip was made possible after numerous comings and goings, requests, and paperwork in order for the oldest bullerengue singer alive today to rub elbows with the likes of Alejandro Sanz or Residente in the worldwide entertainment capital.
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Mr. Allen's morning newsletter, Politico Playbook, serves as a kind of agenda for those in politics and the news media, not to mention a diary of the comings and goings of those who make up the city's power base.
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Before there was electricity or the internet or screens illuminated by thousands of liquid crystals rotating polarized pulses of photons, humans mostly lived by the daily comings and goings of the yellow burning ball of gas in the sky.
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This became a revolutionary way for biologists to track the comings and goings and interactions of specific proteins, easily visible under a microscope — akin to attaching a GPS device to a person traveling through the tumult of a city.
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"And there were comings and goings of who I imagine to be cousins, aunts, nephews… all day, until 10 PM." The Bataclan reopened for concerts on November 12, 2016, the night before the one-year anniversary of the attacks.
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And while slightly more than half of Americans consider surveillance cameras at work an acceptable safety tradeoff, only about a quarter find it acceptable for "smart thermostats" in their homes to gather data on their comings and goings, reports Pew.
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"The main reason for this is that energy prices rose less than expected, but this will change soon," DZ Bank economist Michael Holstein said, adding that negative base effects of falling oil prices would fade out in the comings months.
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In a scene more reminiscent of entertainment television than a standard presidential campaign, a crush of reporters monitored Mr. Trump's departure from Mr. Pence's home, and the comings and goings of vice-presidential prospects from Mr. Trump's hotel throughout the day.
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We've found, across many small and large gatherings in our home (and backyard) that it takes many comings together of a core group of people for them to start to feel truly comfortable and fall back into human communication and communion.
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Their father, supervising the goings and comings while his daughters were at work, said that he had called the Salvation Army for a pickup, but they'd detected a scratch on one of the sofa legs, and the deal was off.
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"The F.B.I. used to watch the comings and goings from an apartment across the street," Dan Christian, the longtime barkeep, said on a recent evening, as patrons made their way in for the evening's literary event (there's one nearly every night).
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Instead, Ferrante uses Lenù and Lila's comings of age as a means of exploring larger topics: the role education plays in class division, the cyclical nature of violence (especially violence against women), and the rise of feminist thinking in postwar Italy.
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France's political magazines are full of snippets every week about the inner workings of Macron's Elysee, whether the comings and goings of his rescue dog Nemo or details of messages sent to the foreign minister in the dead of night.
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Except that no one can caucus out of their precinct, so he and his wife are stuck watching the votes roll in on the TV behind the bar, with a plate of Buffalo wings, and rubbernecking the comings and goings.
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But look up at the scoreboard at the end of the night—and, perhaps, the standings at the end of the season—and somehow, somewhere in the infinite accretion of comings and goings and moving-the-runner-overs, good things happened.
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At the entrance, just off the road and past a gap in the fencing, a guard had each visitor sign in, a new protocol instituted by the state, to keep track of comings and goings for the purpose of potential contact investigations.
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Owners will also be able to receive notifications via the app when their pet leaves or enters the house, and the app will log and track these comings and goings over time — offering a potential route to flag up changes in behavior.
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"Commander Salami, with attention to the situation in the region, presented an analysis that the Americans have started a psychological war because the comings and goings of their military is a normal matter," spokesman Behrouz Nemati said, according to parliament's ICANA news site.
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As countries in Europe clamp down on large gatherings — with Austria, Spain and France limiting residents' comings and goings to necessities like buying food, going to work and seeking medical care — a clearer picture of the ramifications of the coronavirus pandemic is emerging.
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His arc is similarly removed from Ryan's comings and goings except through a series of coincidences, and it's not exactly anything we haven't seen before, but it has enough dimension that it compels, especially as Polizzi spirals further and further out of control.
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Such as, for example, a connected door-lock that doesn't demand that your ability to access your own property be dependent on the uptime (and accord) of servers of a remote corporate giant, nor your comings and goings be logged by a commercial third party.
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In fact, once the comings and goings are done, the total number of United States forces in Syria is expected to be about 900 — close to the 1,000 troops on the ground when Mr. Trump ordered the withdrawal of American forces from the country.
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The farm has worked with Palma-based startup IOTLABS to set up a wireless system that gathers data about air and water conditions, as well as the comings and goings of vehicles and sheep on its land, about 4205 meters (1,378 ft) above sea level.
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While it makes sense to launch with larger publishers who can incorporate this into their existing subscription paywalls, Billgren said Acast will also be making this available to smaller partners in the comings months — they'll be able to release podcasts behind Acast's own subscription paywall.
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Comings and goings While most of the attention this week as far as the 53-something set has been focused on Tom Watson, one of the greatest players of the past half-century, another Masters mainstay said Friday that's he's played his last Masters, too.
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BRASILIA, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Twitter took a first swipe at political rival Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Saturday after the leftist former leader was released from prison, highlighting deep political divisions likely to flare up in the comings days.
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Interestingly, Mr. Aborn has found that New York gang members, many of whom are affiliated with neighborhood crews rather than international syndicates, prefer obvious channels like Facebook rather than encrypted and out-of-view sites like WhatsApp, making their comings and goings easy to track.
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Amid all the comings and goings, some restaurateurs — acutely aware of the changing tastes of a more diverse and often younger clientele concerned about sustainability, healthy eating and animals rights — are choosing vegan-only menus, or at least adding a range of vegan dishes.
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Nor is it just that the characters enter and exit from four separate locations — one of them via a steep staircase perpetually populated by someone who is lingering on or running up or down it — in a dizzyingly choreographed dance of comings and goings.
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For people living in the ancient city of Babylon, Marduk was their patron god, and thus it is not a surprise that Babylonian astronomers took an interest in tracking the comings and goings of the planet Jupiter, which they regarded as a celestial manifestation of Marduk.
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Secondly, and perhaps more applicable to most regular people, a lot of your public comings and goings are being tracked when you access these private companies' services with accounts only usable with credit cards, so it's something to keep in mind if you value maximum privacy.
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Not content with just having a record of some of the comings and goings of the at least 10 million people that use the company's ride-hailing service every day, Uber will now get a record of some of those folks' daily purchases through the new card.
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People may be accustomed to alerts when their credit card is stolen, but "it's not like you have an audit trail of places you travel, all your comings and goings, and there isn't a way necessarily to quickly alert you to this type of fraud," he said.
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" The filing also claims that Carrey had an "obsession with controlling and manipulating White" and "had the ability to monitor surveillance cameras on a home White often stayed at and was able, by design, to view the residence remotely to keep track of White's comings and goings.
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Similar to Scenes created with Home Kit, users can tie together multiple automated moments to their comings and goings or the time of day — so, say, when you leave the house, the Samsung robot vacuum will fire up and the Samsung smart TV will turn off.
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The only evidence of Mr. Kim's presence on Monday and Tuesday was heightened security around the North Korean Embassy and the government guesthouse where the delegation stayed, as well as the comings and goings of large motorcades of black sedans and sport utility vehicles with police escorts.
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The symptoms of climate change are well known, and its risks to some of our favorite creatures — tigers, sea turtles, elephants, giant pandas, mountain gorillas, monarch butterflies — are equally clear, though it's easy to forget that in the comings and goings of our own daily lives.
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But the messages that got the most attention took aim at the Knicks, who finished 31-51 last season, near the bottom of the Eastern Conference, and who have gotten much scrutiny for drawn-out comings and goings both on their roster and in the front office.
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The grandeur of Washington lies not in its marble, but in the grimy miracle of everyday politics that reveals itself in the shadows of the Jefferson's bar, in the bowels of the Capitol and in the furtive comings and goings of visitors traversing the White House lawn.
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To assess that risk on fixed targets, like the compound struck in Yemen over the weekend, the military spends days, weeks or longer monitoring a potential target to understand its "pattern of life" — the comings and goings of any fighters and civilians at a particular place.
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For two weeks, from sunrise to sundown and through the wee hours of the night, the bases typically buzz with the comings and goings of soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines all there for the same reason: to practice for the possibility of war with North Korea.
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At one point in the footage, McAtasney — speaking candidly to a friend who was working with investigators — is heard saying he planned the murder over a six-month period, monitoring Stern's comings and goings so that he could later imitate those movements for nearby security cameras he'd spotted.
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If you're wandering through a village, however, the camera may open tightly bound to Quill's face, so that when the player tilts their head down Quill's path, the full breadth of the village comes into view, highlighting the comings and goings of the society she's a part of.
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The lack of data in the earlier part of the record (as indicated by grey) speaks to the limited number of meteorological stations before the 20th century, while the comings and goings of El Niño produces blips of heat in the equatorial Pacific that fizzle out into the longer-term trend.
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Big City For the past two years or so, my daily comings and goings have taken me past a building on my Brooklyn Heights block ripped down to the studs by a developer with the ambition of returning it to the market as a five-story brownstone for $18 million.
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In the Times article, current and former federation employees described the online reviews as a campaign to alert leaders like Cordeiro and federation board members to a troubled workplace culture in which employees' comings and goings were monitored, and in which those with dissenting views were either reprimanded or marginalized.
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"I was coming here to visit Rachel and then immediately going back to work and feeling so enraged about things that I thought I've got to find another way of making these trips work," he said, adding that he often just watches "the comings and going of people" at auctions.
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Bringing this type of technology into the home will inevitably change your relationship to other inhabitants, by giving you the ability to track your family's comings and goings more closely and to use software to peer deep into the habits of your spouse or children in ways perhaps you never thought possible.
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There appears to be "few legal limitations" on the practice, the Post wrote:The database contains billions of records on vehicle locations captured from red-light and speed-limit cameras as well as from parking lots and toll roads that use the nearly ubiquitous and inexpensive scanners to monitor vehicle comings and goings.
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"Commander Salami, with attention to the situation in the region, presented an analysis that the Americans have started a psychological war because the comings and goings of their military is a normal matter," the spokesman for the parliamentary leadership, Behrouz Nemati, said, summarizing the Guards' commander's comments, according to parliament's ICANA news site.
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When the program first became public last August, ACLU policy analyst Jay Stanley noted that what might look like a pixelated dot from above can still be identified by pulling that aforementioned ground-level footage, and, besides, you can learn a whole lot about a pixelated dot by watching its comings and goings.
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Even if you dutifully keep up with the comings and goings of contemporary hip-hop, there's a good chance you've missed out on Latin trap or trap en espanol, the current prevailing Spanish language strain of rap music popular not only in Latin America but, quite notably, in the United States as well.
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"When someone is watching your comings and goings 24 hours a day with an infrared camera, even at night, it drives you crazy," Mr. Berton told BFM TV. In July, France's top administrative court rejected Mr. Berton's request to end the surveillance, arguing that it was necessary to prevent him from committing suicide.
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But then it kind of came to a point where Grace was feeling very anxious, and she was crying a lot, she wouldn't go to sleep by herself, and I couldn't really pinpoint anything other than these random comings and goings... and so there was a time where I didn't invite them in.
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According to The Times at least 22 million people in China — over 211 percent of its population — are facing government restrictions about how often they can leave their homes, and more than 760 million people in China live in neighborhoods and villages that have imposed strictures of some sort on residents' comings and goings.
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In a world where the mass media is constantly bombarding the public with images, surveillance cameras are recording our comings and goings, and Google Earth gives us unprecedented access to visual information, we don't look so much as glimpse or, as the saying goes, channel surf; we skim through the world until something catches our eye.
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Never mind that Landbridge denied being an agent for the Chinese government, or that, as an Australian official pointed out, there was no need to buy the port to keep an eye on military comings and goings (you could find out just as much "sitting on a stool at the fish-and-chip shop on the wharf").
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"These characters might seem on the surface to be clichés,"noted the gently self-deprecating director at the press conference for Paterson, an often very funny drama about the daily comings and goings of a bus driver, played by Adam Driver, who is also a very serious poet, a quietly committed husband, and a technological philistine.
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While the comings and goings of various eyebrow shapes and sizes make for a mesmerizing slideshow, they're also a total drag for anyone who caught the tail end of the last fad (read: over-tweezed), only to wake up one day just as the Delevingnes of the world are ushering in the new, fuller look du jour.
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The rambling, blighted structures that once represented the city's reputation as a booming seaport were newly rife for site-specific artwork and documentation by the likes of Gordon Matta-Clark, whose 1975 "Days End" — five gaping incisions into the now-destroyed Pier 52 — presided over the comings and goings of gay men looking for connection and satisfaction.
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Trump was at his West Palm Beach club in Mar-a-Lago earlier this week along with a group that included several other administration officials, Republican politicians, Fox News personalities, and other conservatives, according to 1100 Pennsylvania, a watchdog blog dedicated to documenting possible conflicts of interest and high-profile comings and goings at Trump's properties.
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Continuing our theme of the comings and goings of powerful people, Alex Morell broke news on some big changes at BNP Paribas&apos investment bank in the US. Bob Hawley, the CEO of Corporate and Institutional Banking in the Americas, is stepping down from his role to serve as a vice chairman within the French bank.
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Liz Hempowicz, director of public policy at the Project on Government Oversight, said the close attention paid to Rosenstein's comings and goings spoke to the need for broader protections for the Special Counsel's Office — she said she hoped the possibility of Rosenstein's departure would push Congress to pass legislation allowing a court to review any decision to remove a special counsel.
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We must make an effort to notice the detailed inner-workings of our surroundings and rejoice in them — things as simple as the fall breeze, the leaves changing color, the comings and goings of the rains — no matter how urban or modern or developed our lives may seem, no matter how removed we may feel from the natural world around us.
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