SO THOSE ARE THE TWO SIDES THAT ARE BOTH CROWN JEWELS OF LINKEDIN BUT REALLY, IT'S ABOUT PUTTING THEM TOGETHER WITH THE CROWN JEWELS OF MICROSOFT.
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Watson has grown to become one of IBM's crown jewels.
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The stone then became part of the French crown jewels.
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Starting in 1937, rehearsals used replicas of the crown jewels.
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Investing in the company's crown jewels has reaped benefits for GGP.
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"'The Lion King' is one of Disney's crown jewels," he said.
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Section 702, he added, was the "crown jewels" of the intelligence community.
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In 1901, the Koh-i-Noor became part of the Crown Jewels.
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The park itself is one of the crown jewels of the city.
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Among Prince Alwaleed's crown jewels: sizable stakes in Twitter, Lyft and Citigroup.
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Wall Street's crown jewels, the FAANG stocks, have lost their shine lately.
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The Toshiba chip business had been one of the company's crown jewels.
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It failed to take the Conservative crown jewels in London, Westminster and Wandsworth.
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By the end of last year, Senfina was one of Blackstone's crown jewels.
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He has called the effort one of the "crown jewels" of his administration.
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The industry's initial response to the challengers was to pawn its crown jewels.
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Comey has described Section 702 as the "crown jewels" of FBI surveillance tools.
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And this monarch has control over the crown jewels of America's public land.
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These warheads are quite literally the crown jewels of the North Korean regime.
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"Those types of personal data are the crown jewels for fraudsters," Ulzheimer said.
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We can no longer sit by and watch as our crown jewels tarnish.
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The real crown jewels of MBL's digital operation right now are YouTube and WhatsApp.
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They're the Crown Jewels, the iconic coronation regalia worn by British monarchs for centuries.
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Where was dad while mom and son explored one of New York's crown jewels?
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SoftBank's crown jewels, Uber and WeWork, which are hemorrhaging money, are largely to blame.
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It was cut into nine pieces that form part of the U.K. Crown Jewels.
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And unlike the priceless Crown Jewels, the Merci Maman necklace comes in at just $129.
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Call detail records — or CDRs — are the crown jewels of any intelligence agency's collection efforts.
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" He added: "I would trust her with the crown jewels of the United States government.
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Lo and behold, they've just handed over the crown jewels for committing fraud to criminals.
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Ambani is willing to loosen his grip on his crown jewels to realise his vision.
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Few Communist Party officials are keen to sell off what they see as crown jewels.
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The information given to the candidates hardly amounts to the crown jewels of American intelligence.
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History buffs make a stop to see the Crown Jewels and a former royal fortress.
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He added that VA reform will be one of the "crown jewels" of his administration.
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Click here for more info on and tickets to Queen + Adam Lambert's "The Crown Jewels" residency.
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So comparative advantage has, for generations, been considered one of the crown jewels of economic analysis.
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Rosenborg is where Denmark's Crown jewels are housed and there couldn't be a more fitting home.
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But Huawei's boss has an idea that might extricate it: selling off its 5G crown jewels.
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The N.C.A.A. men's and women's basketball tournaments, crown jewels of the American sporting calendar, were canceled.
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A solution to the Israeli- Palestinian conflict would be one of the crown jewels of world diplomacy.
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"They basically got the crown jewels of hundreds and hundreds of the world's biggest companies," he says.
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Trump will also receive briefings on the so-called crown jewels of intelligence, one official told CNN.
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The Corbynites want to nationalise the "crown jewels" that the Thatcherites privatised: the utilities and British Rail.
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The crown jewels were taken from the Strangnas Cathedral, the burial site for Sweden's 17th century royals.
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It appears the world's largest asset manager has some big plans for one of its crown jewels.
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It was cut into several polished gems, the largest of which are part of Britain's crown jewels.
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"It's speculation that this money was for the crown jewels of American intelligence," MacMahon told the judge.
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Several of the world's largest finished diamonds were cut from it and incorporated into Britain's Crown Jewels.
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" Bennett called trade secrets "the crown jewels of companies," the products of "years of research and development.
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The queen herself doesn't personally own national treasures like the Crown Jewels or the Tower of London.
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"Dad viewed the White Clouds as one of Idaho's crown jewels," Tracy Andrus told the Idaho Statesman.
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Many companies have been very leery of letting their digital crown jewels outside the walls of their organization.
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The department also oversees national labs "that are considered the crown jewels of government science" the Times added.
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It's worth $115,000 and is inspired by a piece from the French Crown Jewels in the Tiffany archives.
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My new purpose is to guard and tend our nation's living crown jewels for the benefit of all.
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The algorithms Google uses to decide which websites are most relevant are considered one of its crown jewels.
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Much of the net worth comes from The Crown Estate, which includes Buckingham Palace and the crown jewels.
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Brazil's power monopoly Eletrobras also offers a lesson in playing the long game when privatizing Brazil's crown jewels.
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Some fear Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners cheaply at a time of low oil prices.
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BUT WE DO, AND WE WILL, PROTECT WHAT I CALL AMERICAN FAMILY JEWELS, MILES AN HOUR CROWN JEWELS.
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It was subsequently broken down into several larger numbered stones — two of which became part of the Crown Jewels.
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For almost 24 hours, the world thought hackers were targeting Democrats' VoteBuilder, the party's "crown jewels" of voter data.
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Trump said at the signing ceremony that VA reform will be one of the "crown jewels" of his administration.
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Paul Manfort's trial reveals some details about his shopping habits; thieves make off with some of Sweden's crown jewels.
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The man soon to take on one of the crown jewels of British high culture has a popular touch.
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Michael Jackson was known as the King of Pop, and he had the crown jewels to show for it.
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"Agrokor has some crown jewels it can sell," said Andrej Grubisic of Zagreb-based corporate finance consultancy Grubisic & Partners.
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The chip-making unit is one of Toshiba's crown jewels, and it has attracted bids from around the world.
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"There's couple of key markets that are the crown jewels that could fetch multiple billions of dollars," she said.
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The Mustang is one of Ford's crown jewels and perhaps one of the most significant cars of all time.
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A box of Crown Jewels condoms celebrating the upcoming nuptials of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is photographed in London.
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You might put something in "crown jewels" that doesn't work and keep your most valuable information either offline or encrypted.
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Previously, rumors swirled that the Crown Jewels were stashed a cave in Wales or a vault in Canada during WWII.
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The "crown jewels" of our nuclear weapons complex (scientists and engineers with extensive experience in testing nuclear weapons) are gone.
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Rupert Murdoch is going to face Comcast in a bidding war for one of Europe's pay-TV crown jewels, Sky.
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The jewels which are exhibited there are mostly French crown jewels or jewels coming from the collection of our queens.
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But it was SeaWorld and its killer-whale attractions in Florida, Texas and California that were clearly the crown jewels.
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The latter would suggest that someone deliberately obscured who else in the building might walk away with the crown jewels.
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A cut of that diamond, known as the "First Star of Africa," now is part of British royal family's crown jewels.
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But in San Francisco's crowded real-estate market, the fixer-uppers are still actually considered some of the city's crown jewels.
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And if we'd have to venture a guess, the crown jewels replicas may have something to with that hefty price tag.
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"The jewellery of your struggles is forever on loan, like the Koh-i-Noor diamond in the crown jewels," he writes.
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The 105-carat diamond, which is part of UK's crown jewels, has been a bone of contention between India and Britain.
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Using rare footage, the film explores the beauty and story of the Crown Jewels — 140 items that include 23,000 precious stones.
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Berkshire thinks of itself as a friendly buyer to which families and entrepreneurs are happy to pass on their crown jewels.
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Red Cliffs is among the "crown jewels" Congress has designated as "national conservation areas" within Bureau of Land Management public lands.
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Additionally, when pension funds invest directly in infrastructure, they don't introduce the political risk of transferring "crown jewels" to private investors.
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The foray into the U.S. market marks one of the remaining crown jewels in terms of luxury tourism for Chinese travelers.
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Named outstanding restaurant at the 2019 James-Beard awards, Zahav is one of the crown jewels of the Philadelphia dining scene.
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For a decade, Major League Soccer has reserved its designated player label for the stars it considers the league's crown jewels.
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KS: I know, but the way we stood in that line, like we were looking at the crown jewels, was insane.
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A souped-up domestic drive, therefore, could help neutralize some of the global setbacks faced by its 5G crown jewels like Huawei.
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In a few cases recently, network intruders have been detected doing much the same type of reconnaissance of a company's crown jewels.
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" As for those Crown Jewels, the Queen said candidly: "There are some disadvantages to crowns, but otherwise, there are quite important things.
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Recognizing that breaches can and do happen, companies should focus on protecting the company's "crown jewels" —assets deemed most valuable, said experts.
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It is one of the crown jewels for those of us who support checks on executive authority at the cost of Congress.
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Separately, WikiLeaks announced that it would soon release some of the crown jewels of American intelligence: a "pristine" set of cyberspying codes.
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I told Harry he should put the Crown Jewels up for grabs, but he said we had to play for cash instead.
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There are two tactics, however, that stand out as Amazon's crown jewels and will continue to pay dividends for years to come.
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Now, as then, there were those who felt Russia was not an appropriate host for one of the sporting world's crown jewels.
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The buzzy startup was widely considered one of the "crown jewels" in SoftBank&aposs portfolio after the implosion at coworking startup WeWork.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — The royal family in Britain has a lot more to remember than just who last wore the crown jewels.
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Until we are sure that this channel is as secure as secure can be, we must not hand over our crown jewels.
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A few of the soldiers were guarding the entrance to the Jewel House, where the British royal family's Crown Jewels are kept.
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The guide who showed us around the crown jewels declared that the two greatest nations in the world are Iran and America.
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Commonly misreported as the Swedish crown jewels, the antiquities were intended as monarchial symbols for the royal tombs, located within the cathedral.
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"I think you can expect that sort of the crown jewels of Warner will ultimately end up on the new service," he said.
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It seemed, for a time, that China's internet titans might go after banks' crown jewels, when they obtained licences to run online banks.
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Queen Elizabeth gave rare commentary on her historic 1953 coronation — and those dazzling crown jewels — in the 2018 Smithsonian Channel documentary, The Coronation.
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The second of the mansion's five stories, which plays home to the crown jewels of Monaco as well as Liz Taylor's personal collection.
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You could always step in from the autumn chill to check out the Queen's Crown Jewels safely ensconced at the Tower of London.
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For a member of the royal family, whose members guard their private lives as closely as their crown jewels, such openness was extraordinary.
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"The crown jewels are certainly 26GHz and 700MHz, but the more spectrum available the lower the price speculation among the carriers," he explained.
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The mention of the British royal family's riches might call to mind national treasures like the Crown Jewels or the Tower of London ...
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Steps away from future crime fighters, at one of the city's crown jewels of tourism, Navy Pier, a verbal war was under way.
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"The UK's corporate crown jewels are on sale and because of the devalued pound these kinds of acquisitions could become more commonplace," he said.
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This rock, found in South Africa in 1905, was eventually cut into several large gems, two of which appear in the British Crown Jewels.
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And he likes the optics of storing his crown jewels in a library, should any reversal of his legal fortunes result in a raid.
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At the Television Critics Association press tour, Reilly told attendees to "expect the crown jewels of Warner" to land on their new streaming service.
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The rough diamond is second in size only to the 3,106.75 carat Cullinan, which was cut into 105 diamonds, including several British Crown Jewels.
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A photo of an adorable lion cub reaching for a male lion's crown jewels is the winner of this year's Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
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When the case ended, the reorganization plan shifted Alpha's most attractive assets — properties frequently called its "crown jewels" — to its secured creditors, including McKinsey.
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"I believe it's an admission that they never should have had a human resources agency protect the crown jewels of American intelligence," he said.
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These days, TheDarkOverlord has focused on the entertainment industry, where it found that it can easily get to Hollywood's crown jewels — its unreleased content.
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Google has partnered with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt to launch The Crown Jewels Caper, the first in a series of Carmen Sandiego games in Google Earth.
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Yet in 2018, the Trump administration made the unusual — and possibly illegal — decision to keep many of the nation's crown jewels operating with skeleton crews.
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"I would highly doubt that any of these are 'crown jewels', but rather documents that clearly prove he knowingly handled classified documents improperly," they added.
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The bottom line: There are other ways FCA can access the necessary technologies while maintaining its independence and coddling its crown jewels: Jeep and Ram.
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The largest diamond, a 3,106-carat stone found in Pretoria, South Africa was cut into two stones and set in the Crown Jewels of Britain.
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On one hand, these fabled operators have become the crown jewels of the armed forces, oohed and aahed over by the public and policymakers alike.
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The largest of the nine fragments, the "Great Star of Africa," is featured in a gold scepter that is part of the British Crown Jewels.
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Entrusted with the "crown jewels," the university contended, Shaw had attempted to destroy the public breeding program in order to enrich himself and his friends.
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With that kind of access, hackers can make their way to the "crown jewels" - the voter database, stealing data or manipulating it as they wish.
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It will take multiple creative approaches, and the Restore Our Parks Act is a fantastic opportunity to clean off the tarnish from our crown jewels.
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President Trump's antagonism toward the news media — particularly CNN, one of Time Warner's crown jewels — is one of the defining aspects of his political identity.
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Manchester United recently paid Benfica 30 million pounds (nearly $38 million) for one of its crown jewels, Victor Lindelof, a 22-year-old Swedish defender.
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The Fiji news casts uncertainty on whether other crown jewels may likewise leave or seek to sell themselves to one of Keurig Dr Pepper's competitors.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan Contributing Opinion Writer Hold on to your crown jewels, members of Parliament: Caitlyn Jenner will address the House of Commons on Wednesday.
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Unearthed in South Africa in 1905, the Cullinan was cut into polished gems including two that are now set in the crown jewels of Britain.
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It's a symbolic homecoming for a company that made its initial public trading debut in New York but is one of China's technological crown jewels.
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At the heart of the battle are the crown jewels of Anadarko's portfolio: a significant footprint in the Permian Basin, the top U.S. shale oil field.
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The neighborhood's cultural crown jewels — the Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the Central Library — are set along Eastern Parkway, the area's semiofficial southern boundary.
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The story behind the cutting of the world's largest gem-quality rough diamond that helped create Queen Elizabeth's Crown Jewels has been unearthed in rare documents.
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He not only recovered from his early wallburger, he went on to get the victory in one of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series' crown jewels.
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CROWN JEWELS Tiffany CEO Alessandro Bogliolo worked in various management roles at Bulgari for 16 years before leaving the company in 2012 after LVMH acquired it.
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Students at Munich Business School designed kronjuwelen — or "crown jewels" — underwear, which is woven with silver wire; something they believe can block electro-magnetic radiation pulses.
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After the catastrophic Office of Personnel Management (OPM) data breach, the Obama administration began a project to identify and protect government crown jewels inside government networks.
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This seems to be the most definitive analysis with regard to the treatment modalities we continue to suggest are the "crown-jewels" of VA mental health.
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President Trump's actions may be interpreted in many quarters as simply keeping his economic and trade policy promises to defend the crown jewels of American technology.
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Predictably, the Washington editorial class and swamp denizens are lambasting President Trump's strategic defense of our technological crown jewels as an incitement to a trade war.
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Last December he dropped a slice of instant sunshine in the Amerie sampling "Golden Boy", staking his claim for the crown jewels of Lewisham's high street.
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The continued shake-up at Viacom follows a turbulent four months for the company, one of the crown jewels in Mr. Redstone's $40 billion media empire.
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How easy it is to let the sparkle of the crown jewels blind us to the dead enemies and discarded undesirables through which they were purchased.
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The idea that Larian would someday be entrusted with one of the crown jewels of the western RPG canon, Baldur's Gate 3, would have been unthinkable.
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A beloved figure in the industry, her death left a vacuum at Random House, which is considered to be one of Penguin Random House's crown jewels.
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But the Aramco plan has created some public misgivings that Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners cheaply at a time of low oil prices.
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But such is the attention on the series -- one of the crown jewels in Netflix's arsenal of originals -- that each casting decision is of paramount importance.
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The challenge with this strategy is that once the locks around a bank's "crown jewels" have been cut, the risk of disintermediation is a one-way street.
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Rosneft is the world's biggest listed oil company by output and, along with natural gas export monopoly Gazprom, one of two crown jewels of the Russian state.
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Its online finance affiliate Ant Financial Services Group, one of founder Jack Ma's crown jewels in his e-commerce empire, recorded a net loss in the quarter.
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The crown is normally kept under ultra-monitored guard at the Tower of London, where it is a centerpiece of the Crown Jewels exhibit popular with tourists.
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Where the original Carmen games mixed things up every time with random locations to visit and clues to unravel, The Crown Jewels Caper is a scripted story.
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The piece, which included a box of glittering Frosted Flakes and a cherry pie that gleamed like the crown jewels, took the artist five years to make.
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The U.S. firms that wish to do business in China can choose to gamble their intellectual property crown jewels for access to a large and growing market.
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Whether it's combating terrorism, detecting and countering cyber-attacks, or protecting troops overseas from foreign threats, this legislation reauthorizes one of the crown jewels of foreign intelligence.
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If you're obsessed with royal weddings, crown jewels and Meghan Markle then your dream job may finally be here, because the U.K.'s Royal Household is hiring.
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The former would suggest the NSA had something to hide as it prepared to explain why Snowden had been able to walk away with NSA's crown jewels.
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IT IS A charge that American hawks love to level at China: that its companies, through fair means and foul, are after the crown jewels of American technology.
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Bill Cash, a eurosceptic Conservative lawmaker, said keeping LSE's headquarters in London was a matter of national interest and that the British government must protect the "crown jewels".
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Fierce premium OTT video competitors increasingly use content both offensively and defensively, like Disney withholding its crown jewels from Netflix (Star Wars, Pixar, Marvel, Princesses, X-Men, Avatar).
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With the election complete, the intelligence briefers will start holding daily briefings with the president-elect, including about the "crown jewels" -- their term for the most sensitive intelligence.
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Not if you recognize that the Windsors, for all their impressive titles, crown jewels, castles, palaces, estates, artwork, bodyguards, helicopters, and armies of staff, are actually surprisingly insecure.
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The possibility of a link between Alstom's legal woes and the sale of its crown jewels to GE has vexed French policymakers, not least Emmanuel Macron, France's president.
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And Google's crown jewels — its search engine and advertising platform — are proprietary, not open source code, though they offer ways for third-party users to plug into them.
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And Google's crown jewels — its search engine and advertising platform — are proprietary, not open-source code, though they offer ways for third-party users to plug into them.
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And now, the vocalist is fronting Queen + Adam Lambert&aposs "The Crown Jewels" 10-date Las Vegas residency at the Park Theater at Park MGM, through June 22.
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Athleta has become one of Gap's biggest sweet spots, endearingly referred to by analysts as one of its "crown jewels," along with the recently spun-off Old Navy.
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"In the Russian naval structure, submarines are the crown jewels for naval combat power," said Magnus Nordenman, director of the Atlantic Council's trans-Atlantic security initiative in Washington.
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The White House plans to release a report later Tuesday detailing efforts by China to acquire what Navarro called the "crown jewels" of American technology and intellectual property.
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It's title, "How China acquires 'the crown jewels' of US technology" already gets at its conclusion, but it is the section on venture capital that left me stupefied.
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In this respect, the manuscript resembles the Crown Jewels more than any document written in today's world, any word that moves through the crazy fractal of the internet.
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The "Harvard tax" on large university endowments, which may have the satisfaction of sticking it to liberals but damages great universities that are crown jewels of our society.
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Madeleine Potter, as Hamlet's lusty mother, Gertrude, has a commandingly ripe presence, but her mind often seems to be elsewhere (maybe wondering where she left the crown jewels).
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Rallies like this one — and an upcoming one Friday night in North Charleston, S.C. — turn out to be the crown jewels of data collection for Mr. Trump's campaign.
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A former prison and the site of numerous executions during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, it&aposs also where the British royal family&aposs Crown Jewels are stored.
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FISA was enacted in 7023, but Section 702, referred to by former FBI Director James Comey as the "crown jewels of the intelligence community," wasn't added until 2008.
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"Email domains managed by the EOP are crown jewels that criminals and foreign adversaries covet," said Philip Reitinger, president and CEO of the Global Cyber Alliance, in a statement.
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Swedish police are on the hunt for a pair of thieves who stole some of the country's priceless crown jewels — and escaped on a speedboat, according to local media.
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Winning Florida is good news for Trump, but the way he won Florida—coming as it does with the crown jewels of Ohio and North Carolina—is even better.
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Ironically, the parks that charge fees are those considered the "Crown Jewels" of the system — including the spectacular landscapes of Acadia, the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and Yosemite National Parks.
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"I think Las Vegas is one of the real crown jewels of communities in the United States," the owner Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys told reporters in May.
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"It's no way to manage one of America's crown jewels," said David J. Hayes, who was deputy secretary of the interior for parts of the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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Our 417 National Park Service (NPS) park units are national treasures on par with, and in fact surpassing, the Crown Jewels of England or any other nation's greatest treasures.
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Housing costs have made academic careers increasingly untenable in a state whose public universities are its crown jewels, its economic engines and most highly touted vehicles for upward mobility.
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Sunday's game was not, it is safe to say, one in which either of Arsenal's crown jewels did a vast amount to justify his demand for a salary increase.
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But as Sears sells off its crown jewels, the PBGC's chances of being repaid in full dwindle, leaving the agency to pick up the balance in a potential future bankruptcy.
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The fruits of this collaboration include gorgeous concept art, illustrations, and animations promoting a mission to 16 Psyche, or simply Psyche, one of the crown jewels of the asteroid belt.
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The visit could also produce insight on the 19.5 percent stake in state-owned oil giant Rosneft, dubbed the crown jewels of Russia Inc, that Moscow is looking to sell.
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Because after all, Jimmy Cramer, you know, the United States, our innovation, our inventions, we're the -- that's the crown jewels of what makes this the greatest economy in the world.
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"The Crown Jewels include 'The Regalia,' which are used at a coronation when the monarch is invested with the best known, if least understood, symbols of this kingdom," he says.
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It was split into nine parts, the largest of which is known as the "Great Star of Africa" and is mounted on a golden scepter in the British Crown Jewels.
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Give up D.C. hotelEven if he doesn't sell off all his properties, Trump may still have to part with one of his crown jewels: his newly opened hotel in Washington.
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Our national parks are the crown jewels of our public lands, and the Public Lands Legacy Restoration Fund will help ensure they remain the crown jewel for decades to come.
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"For decades, high-level defectors have been the crown jewels of human intelligence collection," according to Joe Augustyn, a retired CIA officer who ran the defectors program for three years.
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Shop athleisure at PatagoniaPatagonia makes a fantastic pair of athleisure leggings we've tested, as well as one of mainstream culture's crown jewels of comfort: the Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover.
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He helped shape the modern American shopping mall through L Brands, formerly Limited Brands, which he has since carved down to two crown jewels: Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works.
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Kate Middleton may get to choose from the dazzling crown jewels for official royal events, but that hasn't stopped her from wearing much more attainable accessories in her daily life.
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Queen Elizabeth II of Britain would not be even Europe's richest monarch if you did not count Buckingham Palace, the crown jewels and assorted royal accouterments that are state-owned.
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The same is the case for banks, whose "Crown Jewels" are in fact not the mechanics of their banking services, but their customer service, their customer lists, and their deposits.
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Jewel thieves on the run in Sweden made off with priceless crown jewels of the Swedish royal family after a daring daytime heist at cathedral which they escaped by motorboat.
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The site, once home to nearly 300 residents, is a striking example of property that was unjustly snatched from Black Americans in the 1850s to build one of Manhattan's Crown Jewels.
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The calculation in effectively blacklisting Huawei from doing business with American companies is that China would never let one of its crown jewels of technology fail, the "Mad Money" host speculated.
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The Bashneft sale was considered one of the crown jewels of the country's privatization program and was set to pit some of Russia's most powerful businessmen and officials against each other.
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"The Crown Jewels Caper" is a brief but completely endearing throwback in which you talk to locals and use the clues they drop to find Carmen's next location on the map.
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"The court's ruling recognizes the serious threat this pipeline poses to the Atchafalaya Basin, one of our country's ecological and cultural crown jewels," said Jan Hasselman, an attorney representing the plaintiffs.
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Giving them years to relinquish their crown jewels increases the risk that they change their minds (not a small fear, since Kim's been erratic in the past, to say the least).
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In fact, that was almost certainly their plan all along -- to see what they could get for relatively modest, gradual concessions, and without having to give up their nuclear crown jewels.
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In the cross hairs are the products of that decade, above all, the crown jewels of neoliberal globalism: the W.T.O., the European Union and Nafta (which was recently renegotiated and renamed).
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So it's no wonder that the poet-rapper Noname is considered one of the crown jewels of this year's BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn lineup, playing the Prospect Park Bandshell this Friday night.
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This show is one of the crown jewels of his tour supporting "The Beautiful & Damned," G-Eazy's third major-label album, named for F. Scott Fitzgerald's tale of Jazz Age excess.
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But rancor over the extent to which Epstein used his association with Harvard to launder his reputation has reached one of the university's crown jewels, the prestigious Kennedy School of Government.
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Late last night the Financial Times reported that HuffPost, arguably one of the crown jewels of Verizon Media Group's remaining network of media properties (which includes TechCrunch), is up for sale.
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The passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and 1965 Voting Rights Act, alongside the 1954 Brown Supreme Court decision, represents the crown jewels of the civil rights movement's heroic period.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Putting more masterpieces in Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel to join his ceiling frescoes and Last Judgement wall might seem as superfluous as adding more diamonds to the Crown Jewels.
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As for the number one place U.S. tourists would like to visit when coming to London, Buckingham Palace topped the list, followed by The Tower of London, which houses the Crown Jewels.
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RELATED: Donald Trump to soon receive intel 'crown jewels' Republicans say their repeal language could provide a window of about two years to give them time to "replace" what they are repealing.
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Reilly suggested AT&T was "willing" to remove WarnerMedia's "crown jewels" from Netflix and Hulu in order to offer those shows and films directly to AT&T consumers on its own platform.
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Now, this program sweeps aside the fictional dramas of more recent times and brings our viewers the definitive account of the Crown Jewels and their role in this ancient and remarkable event.
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But there has since been speculation among some analysts and investors that the bank could reconsider selling a stake in the business, considered one of the group's crown jewels for its profitability.
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This is one of the crown jewels overseen by the B.L.M., the agency that has come to symbolize for the Bundy militia movement the overreach of federal regulation of the public domain.
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The famous 105-carat diamond has been part of the British crown jewels for over 160 years, but has been claimed by the governments of India, Pakistan and Afghanistan over the years.
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The sleek appearance fits the department's reputation as one of this private university's crown jewels, with a graduate program ranked as high as fourth in the nation by the National Research Council.
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So forget about crown jewels and parades; Mr. Doyle does not even let us see the wrestling match that is a major plot point, and often a highlight, of the first act.
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"The idea here of defending the collective federal enterprise as opposed to the agency and department enterprises, the idea is to defend our crown jewels from a national security perspective," Bossert said.
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"These protected areas are our crown jewels, and I think it is madness to consider letting them go for short-term economic gain when they provide much more in perpetuity," he said.
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Trump has repeatedly vowed in office and on the campaign trail to reform the VA and increase accountability at the department, calling the effort one of the "crown jewels" of his administration.
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Just as shiny and beautiful as I imagined they would be, there wasn't much time to look at the Crown Jewels, unfortunately: on both sides, people movers kept visitors constantly moving along.
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With that business goal front an center, Apple's iPhone is being positioned the center of Apple's software development universe, and its iOS App Store distribution platform as one of the company's crown jewels.
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When Mohammed bin Salman announced in 2016 that he would list one of his country's crown jewels — the state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco — on the stock market, he set some audacious goals.
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The cautious approach by two influential stakeholders means that the board of Renault, one of the crown jewels of French industry, won't strike a deal Tuesday but rather decide to begin formal negotiations.
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They also include $900 million, or about 15 percent, from the Department of Energy's Office of Science, which funds the national laboratories, considered among the crown jewels of basic research in the world.
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But with a majority stake, Lucid is now one of the crown jewels of the Saudi footprint in Silicon Valley, introducing a whole new universe of ethical and geopolitical questions for the startup.
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The "crown jewels" briefings have been put in place in recent years so an incoming president is ready to make key decisions on national security as soon as the oath of office is administered.
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That's because the earnings outlook for the Warren Buffett-owned company just took a big hit courtesy of problems at Kraft Heinz, one of the crown jewels in the Oracle of Omaha's investing empire.
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When the Russians hacked the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in summer 2900, one of the crown jewels obtained by Vladimir Putin's team was the party's opposition research files on then-GOP candidate Donald Trump.
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Yahoo's information security team learned just days after the December 2014 breach that Russian hackers had stolen the company's "crown jewels," including email addresses, encrypted passwords and security questions, the U.S. regulator had said.
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Cybersecurity professionals criticized Equifax on Thursday for not improving its security practices after those previous thefts, and they noted that thieves were able to get the company's crown jewels through a simple website vulnerability.
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Where other parents might say "I love you," Gabor's usual parting words to Matt are "Pushpushpush" His life's labor is a toy car collection (Corvettes, the crown jewels) he has amassed over the years.
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Our Crown Jewels, our parks, are in every state, inviting people to see them, hike them, swim them, photograph them, learn from them, and sometimes cry at them, and sadly these days, for them.
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As part of Alpha's restructuring, it spun off a new company, Contura, which took over its two Western crown jewels: the Eagle Butte and Belle Ayr mines (yes, the very mines that just closed).
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This week, that implicit divide gets a little smaller with the release of Black Hole Sun, a collaborative EP by Australia's Remi Kolawole and New Zealand's Raiza Biza, crown jewels in their respective rap scenes.
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The president was very firm that he was going to use the 212 part of the Trade Act and that is to protect this country&aposs technology, to protect the crown jewels of this country.
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Yahoo's information security team learned just days after the December 2014 breach that Russian hackers had stolen the company's "crown jewels," including email addresses, encrypted passwords and security questions, the SEC said in a statement.
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But a diamond necklace from the Russian crown jewels, commissioned by Catherine the Great (1729-1796), failed to sell, stranded on the block after failing to meet a secret reserve price set by the owner.
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As a voter, a career intelligence official and, most of all, as a father, I am voting for Secretary Clinton because I trust her with what I consider to be the Crown Jewels: my children.
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Katherine Sanchez, a 16-year-old with curly hair and glasses, is unique among her peers at Stuyvesant, one of eight specialized high schools considered the "crown jewels" of New York City's public education system.
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Its main tourist attraction is his summer palace, which houses a collection of crown jewels, furniture, paintings and documents from the long-gone monarchy, one of the few that took root in the New World.
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One of the crown jewels of the company ahead of its IPO is its meal delivery service, Uber Eats, which generated nearly $1.5 billion in revenue in 2018, up from $587 million the year before.
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Officially called Yeoman Warders and instantly recognizable with their distinctive hats and uniforms, the 37 Beefeaters live with their families inside the fortified complex which houses the Crown Jewels, glittering symbol of the British monarchy.
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The truth is, cars have grown into enormously complex devices (see this recent column I wrote for USA Today for more), but these two separate systems are seen as the crown jewels of automotive tech.
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LONDON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The British government announced on Friday that the Paralympic Games have been added to the 'crown jewels' list of sports events that must be screened live on free-to-air television.
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Vladimir Voinovich (1932–2018), Russian dissident and satirical novelist * * * Editor's Note: A previous version of this post mistakenly reported the Swedish Crown Jewels were stolen, when it was the royal burial crowns that were stolen.
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The intrusion only exposed usernames, email addresses, and passwords, indicating that Under Armour's systems were at least segmented enough to protect the crown jewels—like birthdays, location information, or credit card numbers—from being scooped up.
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Perhaps most intriguingly of all, the Skrulls could possibly open the door for the MCU introduction of another of Marvel Comics' crown jewels, the Fantastic Four, also recently returned to the studio in the Fox deal.
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After solving The Crown Jewels Caper, amateur home gumshoes are now tasked with finding out the secrets of The Keys to the Kremlin Caper, which kicks off in Russia, as you might've guessed from the name.
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Members of the Scandinavian royal family, including Queen Margrethe, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Prince Joachim and Princess Marie, broke out their crown jewels, glittering gowns and military finest for their annual New Year's reception.
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"Until last Friday, FMC was a small fish in the crop protection space, but with the purchase of some of the crown jewels of DuPont's [agriculture] business, it's about to get much, much bigger," Cramer said.
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The government in court papers said it fears the bid for Alpha's "crown jewels" could leave the bankrupt coal producer unable to comply with a nearly two-year-old environmental settlement as well as federal laws.
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So in the wake of Comcast's $3.83 billion takeover of NBCUniversal and Verizon Communications' serial acquisitions of the Huffington Post and Yahoo, AT&T has bought one of the remaining crown jewels of the entertainment industry.
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HULU IS THE CROWN JEWEL, OR ONE OF THE CROWN JEWELS, IN THE MIDDLE OF WHAT IS PERHAPS THE BIGGEST MEDIA BATTLE OF WORLD NOW, BETWEEN DISNEY AND COMCAST, ALL VYING FOR 21st CENTURY FOX'S ASSETS.
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Shaun does FULL frontal nudity in Braves "Dust" video, and while the size of his junk is jaw-droppingly shocking -- sources close to the model tell us Shaun wore a prosthetic over his real crown jewels.
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A shortsighted approach to public assets and the environment threatens to repeat at a national level the mistakes cities made when they industrialized waterfronts and spoiled what could have been the crown jewels of their landscapes.
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I hung my head in shame as he showed it off to his republican father that evening, and regaled him with stories of how the Queen opens Parliament in her gold throne, wearing her crown jewels.
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So in the wake of Comcast's $30 billion takeover of NBCUniversal and Verizon Communications' serial acquisitions of the Huffington Post and Yahoo, AT&T has bought one of the remaining crown jewels of the entertainment industry.
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A full replacement for passwords would also have to be able to scale up and down for convenience versus security — quick and easy for low-risk situations, tougher and possibly more time-consuming for the crown jewels.
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It should come as no surprise that the patents relate to BlackBerry's BBM messaging service that was considered the crown jewels of the company in the days when it was known as "CrackBerry" due to its popularity.
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But emails between a hardware engineer at Google and Google's attorneys made public today show that the files downloaded by Levandowski might not have been considered to be the crown jewels of Waymo's self-driving car efforts.
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Sources in the kingdom have suggested the royal family is far from united on the issue as some see the offering as giving away the crown jewels cheaply to foreigners at a time of low oil prices.
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Current WWE World champion A.J. Styles was one of TNA's crown jewels for years; he made his name there on the back of matches every bit as good as what he's doing now before a global audience.
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But the IPO plan has caused misgivings among some Saudi officials and Aramco employees who believe Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners and would like the whole idea to be shelved, sources have previously said.
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More broadly, the questionnaire hints at a significant shift of emphasis at the agency toward nuclear power, and a push to commercialize the research of the Energy Department's laboratories, long considered the crown jewels of federal science.
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The documentary aired this weekend on both the BBC and the Smithsonian channels, detailing the fascinating history of the Crown Jewels, and the (frankly bizarre) ceremony that passes the kingdom's highest title from one monarch to the next.
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One of the most charming things we learned – and we were charmed by the Queen, who is much more casual with the Crown Jewels than expected – was that she has a favorite jewel in her Imperial State Crown.
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Venezuela's state-owned oil giant announced on Friday it had made a critical debt payment, avoiding a catastrophic default that could have seen the company lose control of the U.S.-based refiner Citgo, one of its crown jewels.
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The most valuable precious stones from the Crown Jewels were hidden in a cookie tin and buried at Windsor Castle to keep them from being stolen by the Nazis during World War II, according to a new report.
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Mr. Ghosn, who is Lebanese and also holds French and Brazilian passports, said in a statement this morning that Nissan, one of Japan's industrial crown jewels, had removed him to block further integration with the French carmaker Renault.
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Among its alumni are Drew Nieporent, the celebrated New York City restaurateur whose crown jewels include Tribeca Grill and Nobu; Ted Teng, president of Leading Hotels of the World; and Andrew H. Tisch, co-chairman of the Loews Corporation.
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The flotation was the first such move by a large Kazakh company in more than a decade and the Astana government plans to follow it up with public offerings of other crown jewels, including national oil company KazMunayGaz KMGZ.
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"The idea is that if an advanced attacker makes it past these standardized controls, there is a next level of protection that really protects our crown jewels," says Newman, who used to work for the U.S. Army Cyber Command.
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In July, Reuters reported that Lucara would need a partner in order to cut and sell the rough diamond, second in size only to the 3,106.75 carat Cullinan, which was cut into 105 diamonds, including several British Crown Jewels.
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"Spider-Man certainly is one of those crown jewels of the superhero world, and that's why they keep rebooting it and going back to it and trying to reinvent it and re-imagine it for today's audiences," Dergarabedian said.
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But Abertis, considered one of Catalonia's "crown jewels", has only recently started contemplating the possibility of a sale to enable the business to cope with domestic challenges including a series of concessions that will soon expire, the sources said.
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Winning a Super Bowl is one of the crown jewels of professional sports, and for the rest of your life you can tell the other 99.9 percent of us that -- in the winter of 2020 -- you did something special.
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But if as a nation we can learn the lessons and take the appropriate corrective action, we can emerge from it stronger, with a healthier and more vibrant West, complete with the crown jewels of our shared public lands.
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Originally guards for prisoners and the crown jewels, today they are mostly tour guides — but, partially due to the fact they still wear the same distinctive dark, red-trimmed uniforms they have for centuries, they are very popular ones.
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The U.S. objective in such negotiations would be to level a playing field tilted against American businesses, prevent a flood of foreign products designed to destroy American industrial sectors from pouring into our country, and protect our crown jewels of technology.
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It's one of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's crown jewels, an app he acquired for $19 billion in 593 that began as a messaging platform but is now evolving into something more, with a new payments feature already being tested in India.
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Considered one of the group's crown jewels for its profitability, its executives hope the new bank - Credit Suisse (Schweiz) AG - could command a valuation of around 22015 billion Swiss francs ($21 billion), according to one source familiar with the bank's thinking.
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Image 2 of 2 COPENHAGEN, Denmark – Thieves in Sweden walked into a small town&aposs medieval cathedral in broad daylight and made off with priceless crown jewels dating back to the early 1600s before escaping by speedboat, police said Wednesday.
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Stars usually stay in the Presidential East, Presidential West and Royal Suites (the hotel's crown jewels) and can indulge in chocolate creations courtesy of chef Federico Fernandez awaiting them in their room and themed for the Globes, Grammys and Oscars.
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Despite conflicted feelings — and sometimes outright disdain toward an American-run alliance — more Syrians who fled Isis have turned to this work as US-backed ground forces move to capture Mosul and Raqqa, the crown jewels of Isis's self-proclaimed "caliphate".
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He signed an executive order late last month creating the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection within the Department of Veterans Affairs, saying at the time that reforming the agency will be one of the "crown jewels" of his presidency.
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Considered one of the group's crown jewels for its profitability, its executives hope the new bank - Credit Suisse (Schweiz) AG - could command a valuation of around 22015 billion Swiss francs ($19.8 billion), according to one source familiar with the bank's thinking.
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"I'm not holding my breath and I suspect that JS won't hold his breath unless somebody puts their crown jewels on the table, and my instinct is that'll be the last thing they do," Walsh said, referring to the incoming CEO.
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Bayern Munich, as it seems to do every year, had plucked one of Dortmund's crown jewels, the captain Mats Hummels, and the core midfielders Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Ilkay Gundogan soon followed him out the door, bound for the Premier League.
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The deal unveiled on Tuesday between the American owner, the mining company Freeport-McMoRan, and the Indonesian government is meant to bring an end to years of rising public anger over American control of one of the mining industry's crown jewels.
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As King, John would go on to surrender his royal lands in France, lose his priceless crown jewels in a Norfolk bog (never found) and sign away a vast chunk of his royal powers to rebel barons in the Magna Carta.
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Despite its name, the department plays the leading role in designing nuclear weapons, thwarting their proliferation, and ensuring the safety and reliability of the nation's aging nuclear arsenal through a constellation of laboratories considered the crown jewels of government science.
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WeWork became one of its crown jewels, with SoftBank's $11 billion in investment pumping WeWork up to a nearly $50 billion valuation ahead of a highly anticipated IPO that was expected to kick off before the end of the year.
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Junior creditors accuse directors of Caesars and its private equity sponsors Apollo Global Management LLC and TPG Capital of orchestrating a plan to strip CEOC of "crown jewels" such as the Linq Hotel & Casino complex in Las Vegas prior to its bankruptcy.
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Meanwhile, indulging my love of royalty and spas, I've stepped aboard Queen Elizabeth's decommissioned royal yacht in Edinburgh, Scotland, marveled at the crown jewels at the Tower of London, and drooled my way through spa treatments in Zurich, Switzerland and Scottsdale, Arizona.
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And during a day off between sea patrols with the Palauan marine police, I saw an opportunity to visit one of the country's crown jewels: Jellyfish Lake, a roughly 12-acre body of saltwater on an uninhabited islet in Palau's Rock Islands.
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The Nets — in part thanks to Irving's recruiting — also signed the veteran Jordan to bolster their frontcourt, as well as one of the crown jewels of the off-season: Kevin Durant, who is expected to miss the season with an Achilles' injury.
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At a private launch last week, McGrath told a group of editors that the shades in Mothership IV: Decadence (made of golds, blues, and browns) are her "crown jewels" — so it's only right that the packaging is printed with a blinged-out tiara.
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The difference is that while 1989 and its immediate predecessor, the guitar epic Red, stand as twin crown jewels, After Laughter improves substantially on Paramore, a thing of frustrating ponderosity occasionally dotted with terrific songs ("Ain't It Fun", "Still Into You", "Last Hope").
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But Alastair Bruce, an expert on the Crown Jewels, has solved the mystery after he discovered letters from the royal librarian Sir Owen Morshead to Queen Mary, George VI's mother, that show where the prized objects were stashed according to the Times.
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Pushing for new crown jewels of the Chinese economy is an understandable part of celebrating a well-deserved success, but precipitating these events can not only botch the party, but it could also gravely damage China and the rest of the world.
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I have the privilege of overseeing the Department of Energy's (DOE's) 17 national laboratories -- or what I like to call our country's "crown jewels" of science and innovation -- which house some of the most significant computing resources and supercomputers in the world.
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And for Pete Tong and the gang, it's one of a few crown jewels in this year's more left-field stretch of Essential Mix bookings—proof that new blood and strange sounds are always welcome presences in even the most hallowed of institutions.
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"China's abilities and ambitions have shifted much further up the value-added chain, to tech that represents our crown jewels economically and that is relevant for national security," said Scott Kennedy, a fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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Please join me in calling on your members of Congress, and the administration, to support the NPSLA, and take other steps needed to ensure adequate and consistent funding for the operation and maintenance of our Crown Jewels, before we start to lose them!
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Formely home to a prison and the site of numerous executions during the Middle Ages and Renaissance (including the 16th century beheading of Anne Boleyn, wife of Henry VIII), it&aposs also where the British royal family&aposs Crown Jewels are stored.
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The Army edition of the program included recruitment websites with access to personal data and recruiting stations across the U.S. "We chose intentionally this suite of assets, knowing they were the crown jewels," says Lisa Wiswell, the digital security lead of Defense Digital Service.
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Royal commentator Alastair Bruce, who spoke with the Queen about her Crown Jewels earlier this year and is a historical advisor on Downton Abbey, calls her father George VI the "torch shiner in the dark space for her," helping her prepare for the inevitable.
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"It's never easy to say goodbye to one of the crown jewels of your network and studio, much less to a show that is among the best on television," said Glenn Geller, president, CBS Entertainment and David Stapf, president, CBS Television Studios, in a statement.
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The protesters' point was this: as the Magnificent Mile flourishes, as city fathers bask in the success of their crown jewels downtown and on the North Side, we can't be forgotten; the neighborhoods stuck in cycles of poverty and gang violence need attention too.
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"It is really very damaging, in my view, to our standing in the world for a president to take one of the crown jewels of our national defense and denigrate it," Biden, a Democrat, told reporters at the White House, referring to intelligence agencies.
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The largest was the 3,106-carat Cullinan diamond, which was discovered in South Africa in 1905 and eventually yielded two enormous high-quality stones — one of 530.4 carats and one 317.4, both now part of the British crown jewels, as well as many smaller stones.
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Rough diamond prices fell to $96 per carat from $41.123 per carat in the previous year at the Cullinan mine, which in 1905 yielded the Cullinan diamond - the largest rough gem diamond ever found and now part of the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom.
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Mr. Ghosn, the former chief of Nissan, the Japanese automaker, has long maintained his innocence, saying that he was set up by underlings who worried that he would essentially combine one of the crown jewels of Japan's auto industry with its French partner, Renault.
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Mr. Ghosn and his lawyers have argued that the arrest was a corporate coup aimed at stopping him from orchestrating a merger between Renault — in which the French government is the single largest shareholder — and Nissan, one of the crown jewels of Japan's auto industry.
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Moreover, and contrary to Schumpeter's assertions, Berkshire avoids competitive takeovers that stoke premiums, rarely pays much more than market value, and very often obtains a purchase-price discount precisely because, as noted, many "families and entrepreneurs are happy to pass on their crown jewels" to Berkshire's stewardship.
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"Considering the current political divide, we recognized a unique opportunity to share love with the world by bringing beautiful and inspiring artistry to Golden Gate Park's Conservatory of Flowers, one of San Francisco's architectural crown jewels," says Obscura's Chief Creative Officer and co-founder Travis Threlkel.
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The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection said Alpha's proposed sale of certain mines would strip the company of its "crown jewels," giving it little hope of obtaining its required bonding or performing its cleanup obligations, according to an April 15 filing with the bankruptcy court.
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Together, those three men were cast -- by Trump and his allies -- as the crown jewels of the administration, men who had long experience in Washington and around the world and who, together, would form a shield of sorts against Trump's worst instincts in diplomacy and foreign policy.
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That beach — a beautiful expanse of white sand along the southern coastline of Queens — is one of the crown jewels of New York City, leaving anyone who visits marveling at the idea that such a thing could exist just 20 or so miles from Midtown Manhattan.
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" The film was designed to persuade the players, the club's crown jewels, to resist the temptation to move to England, to Spain, to Italy, for another year or so, to "stay with each other, to win prizes and trophies here and then make the next step.
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"It is really very damaging, in my view, to our standing in the world for a president to take one of the crown jewels of our national defense and denigrate it," Biden, a Democrat, told a small group of reporters at the White House, referring to intelligence agencies.
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While the request was done in the interest of protecting USA Gymnastics from a legal standpoint — Raisman has filed a lawsuit against USA Gymnastics — it also served as another in an increasingly long line of public relations pratfalls by one of the crown jewels of the U.S. Olympic movement.
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And if we can't convince an illegally nuclearized North Korea to even freeze its weapons program while it's under pressure from sanctions, it's obvious to everyone (except maybe the President) that we will not be able to convince Russia and China to agree to give up their crown jewels.
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Sitting alongside the North Newport River just off the coast of Georgia and "considered to be one of Georgia Coasts Crown Jewels," according to the listing, the estate contains three separate homes — the first being a white Greek Revival-style 63,000-square-foot plantation home called 'the Big House.
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The U.S. has targeted Huawei, one of the crown jewels of the Chinese tech world and the world's largest telecom gear supplier, for harsh sanctions amid claims by the intelligence community that its equipment poses a security risk and accusations of trade theft and violations of embargoes on Iran.
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After some indecision, the Indian Culture Ministry said on Tuesday evening that it would make "all possible efforts" to arrange the return of the diamond, the Koh-i-Noor, now residing in the Tower of London, where it is a centerpiece of the British royal family's crown jewels.
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She lists some of the "crown jewels" of District 58: the capitol building, a trauma center that provides care to anyone who needs help whether they can pay or not, and the fact that it is where Dr. King was born, raised, and is currently laid to rest.
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Two-thirds of the agency's annual $30 billion budget is devoted to maintaining, refurbishing and keeping safe the nation's nuclear stockpile; thwarting nuclear proliferation; cleaning up and rebuilding an aging constellation of nuclear production facilities; and overseeing national laboratories that are considered the crown jewels of government science.
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We had General Mattis talking about the activity in the South China Sea with respect to China building up all their island, there artificial islands and of course, the big issue that we&aposre fighting -- the president&aposs fighting with Ambassador Lighthizer is this theft of our crown jewels of technology.
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In a move that harkens back to Cray's supercomputers with its expensive couches, IBM worked with design studios Map Project Office and Universal Design Studio, as well Goppion, the company that has built, among other things, the display cases that house the U.K.'s crown jewels and the Mona Lisa.
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So if someone gains access and doesn't know how they work, for instance, something as simple as if I got the thing that will most harm my company, intellectual property, don't put it in a folder called "crown jewels" when you know that someone's going to be looking at it.
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There's also the possibility that the Trump administration is attacking Huawei, one of the crown jewels of China's tech industry, more for the purposes of gaining leverage in the trade war—though if that is the case it may backfire, with China threatening its own retaliatory measures against U.S. firms.
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On Monday, Apple said it was allowing access to two of its crown jewels — Siri and its messaging app, iMessage — hoping that the creativity of outside developers will spur a round of innovation to make the iPhone seem as magical as it did when the first apps were introduced eight years ago.
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"Should Congress fail to pass strong FIRRMA legislation that better protects the crown jewels of American technology and intellectual property from transfers and acquisitions that threaten our national security — and future economic prosperity — I will direct my Administration to deploy new tools, developed under existing authorities, that will do so globally," Trump said.
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The disposal of CAS, thought by brokers to be worth at least 700 million pounds ($880 million) and described by many as one of the company's "crown jewels", is aimed at paying off debt while revenues wane because of a slowdown in spending in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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The administration will also roll out rules that will restrict the ability of US companies to ship valuable tech to China for the same reason — to make sure China can't compete with the US. "We've got trillions of dollars seeking our crown jewels of technology," White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said last week.
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That it could not have been built without Western materials and engineers, that it became one of the few places where East Germans could get a glimpse of West Berlin, that crown jewels were antithetical to the young republic's guiding philosophy — these were minor details, less important than ostentatiously asserting the new state's identity.
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From the half a billion dollars worth of art stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum to the time an Irish assassin scammed his way into stealing the crown jewels at the Tower of London, none of history's memorable getaways quite compare to the hungry thief in Georgia who got away with a trailer full of ramen noodles.
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The last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire Duleep Singh was just 210 years old when he was forced to travel to Britain from his homeland in modern-day northern India to present Queen Victoria of England with the Kohinoor — then the most fabled diamond in the world and today the most famous gem in the British Crown Jewels.
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The last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire Duleep Singh was just 10 years old when he was forced to travel to Britain from his homeland in modern-day northern India to present Queen Victoria of England with the Kohinoor — then the most fabled diamond in the world and today the most famous gem in the British Crown Jewels.
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Charlotte Moore, Director of Content at the BBC, adds, "It is truly an honor to have Her Majesty The Queen revealing her intimate knowledge of the Crown Jewels — and fond childhood memories from when her father was crowned King George VI. "The Queen's words will bring to life the importance of the coronation ceremony for modern audiences to enjoy.
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While Season 1 overflowed with pomp and circumstance as a 25-year-old Elizabeth ascended the throne in 1952, Season 2 tosses the crown jewels aside to examine the queen's relationships with her increasingly distant husband, Prince Philip (Matt Smith), and her alienated sister, Princess Margaret (Vanessa Kirby), as London gears up to swing in the early '60s.
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This summer has been encouraging in that sense: A.C. Milan now boasts Gonzalo Higuaín, the Argentina striker made available by Juventus in a bid to reduce its salary bill, as a direct consequence of Ronaldo's arrival; Inter had hoped to tempt Luka Modric, another of Real's crown jewels, to Italy in an attempt to keep pace.
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Queen Victoria appointed Garrard as Crown Jewelers in 1843 and the house has served every monarch since then, crafting five crowns (still worn for state occasions) which can be viewed at the Tower of London Jewel House, a dazzling exhibit of royal regalia, including the Crown Jewels, where tourists are transported through displays by way of a moving walkway).
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The time and the place matter more than anything else, as we approach him now and try to make sense of the movies he bequeathed—crown jewels such as "La Dolce Vita" (22) and "21980 21976/19723" (21972), Oscar winners such as "La Strada" (21983), "Nights of Cabiria" (21953), and "Amarcord" (1973), and a cluster of other works.
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The reductions include $5.8 billion, or 18 percent, from the National Institutes of Health, which fund thousands of researchers working on cancer and other diseases, and $900 million, or a little less than 20 percent, from the Department of Energy's Office of Science, which funds the national laboratories, considered among the crown jewels of basic research in the world.
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The initiatives paint an interesting picture of how Facebook continues to position itself as a partner to carriers to push along new kinds of operating and business models, and improve connectivity by encouraging them to collaborate more — an essential component as networks become more commoditized, but a challenge for carriers, which have always viewed network assets as their crown jewels.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is soon getting briefed on the so-called crown jewels of national intelligence, according to a new report.
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"He just gouged them out, recognizing there would be plenty of chances to put them back in again, wrapped them up and put them in the Bath Oliver tin so should anything happen – just as when Oliver Cromwell ordered the Crown Jewels to be smashed up – they could ferry these away and could rebuild it in due course," Bruce told The Times.
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"The magnitude of these attacks is not lost on the population, nor is the fact that he (the crown prince) is the minister of defense and his brother is deputy defense minister, and yet arguably the country has suffered its largest attack ever and on the crown jewels," said Neil Quilliam, a senior research fellow at Chatham House, a London-based international affairs think tank.
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The magnitude of these attacks is not lost on the population, nor is the fact that he (the crown prince) is the minister of defense and his brother is deputy defense minister, and yet arguably the country has suffered its largest attack ever and on the crown jewels, said Neil Quilliam, a senior research fellow at Chatham House, a London-based international affairs think tank.
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Thieves are using similar tactics to access member accounts on retailer websites to steal any loyalty points the member may have accumulated (think Sephora's Beauty Insider points), Edward Roberts, director of product marketing for bot management at Imperva, a cybersecurity firm, tells CNBC Make It. "Most customers don't have much in the account, but the loyalty points and the credit card information are the crown jewels they're after," says Roberts.
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"Grand Staircase-Escalante is one of the nation's public land crown jewels and from the outset the Trump administration was hell-bent on destroying this place," said Steve Bloch of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, according to the AP. The monument was created in 1996 under President Clinton, and the decision to shrink its land designation comes after a similar decision to shrink the Bears Ears monument designated by President Obama by about 85 percent.
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Called "Jewels of Russia," it takes place from May 22 to 26 in St. Petersburg and Moscow and includes a visit to the Fabergé Museum at the Shuvalov Palace in St. Petersburg; in Moscow, travelers get a tour of the imperial crown jewels at the Diamond Fund in the Kremlin, a visit to the workshop of the renowned contemporary jeweler Ilgiz Fazulzyanov and dinner at the home of a prominent jewelry collector.
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