He's been criticized for dabbling in conspiracy theories and Islamophobia.
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But clearly, many are interested in dabbling in this space.
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She is also no stranger to dabbling in men's products.
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He was also, some fans remember, dabbling in the occult.
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But after a year, he started dabbling in games again.
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But technology companies have been dabbling in live sports, too.
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Clearly, that hasn't stopped Jenner from dabbling in tattooing again.
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Spontaneity is key, he said, when dabbling in such shades.
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His brief dabbling in fast food has been largely forgotten.
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She later began dabbling in commodities — or so she said.
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She also began dabbling in writing, including for Boston Magazine.
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Even Lebron James has admitted to dabbling in the ketogenic lifestyle.
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Aside from cooking, Favreau has also recently starting dabbling in baking.
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That was our first dabbling in district energy — doing it ourselves.
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He gets one check up from me for dabbling in Scientology.
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I was 40 when I started dabbling in the drug thing.
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Sacramento is not the only team dabbling in high-end art.
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He tried two other community colleges, dabbling in welding and forestry.
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But Amazon isn't the only one dabbling in in-home deliveries.
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Unsurprisingly, Lovato isn't the only celeb dabbling in pink hair color.
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They're not charity with a small 'c,' which somebody's dabbling in.
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Economic View Dabbling in Bitcoin lies somewhere between gambling and investing.
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"I'd been dabbling in a bunch of different things," Berger told Vulture.
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General Mills is not the only food company dabbling in venture capital.
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The company was "kind of dabbling in the kids' markets," said McGuinness.
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Lamar seems to be dabbling in, and influencing, the future of music.
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Now here's an interesting chart for anyone dabbling in the crude market.
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The public sector is dabbling in private-sector brand strategy on Twitter.
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Lewis talked about dabbling in writing but being unsure what to write about.
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And now, the jill of all trades is dabbling in another profession: teaching.
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The sushi spot isn't Drake's first time dabbling in the Toronto market, either.
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Twitter has also been dabbling in content partnerships, including one with the NFL.
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I wanted to learn how to cook, so I started dabbling in pasta.
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The company is also dabbling in keeping pets happy, by selling dog mattresses.
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He has always been an athletic man, dabbling in amateur basketball and swimming.
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Spotify is dabbling in crowdsourced information, taking a leaf out of Wikipedia's book.
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Still, there are signs Jenner could be dabbling in DJing some time soon.
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Fashion labels from Armani to Versace have been dabbling in hospitality for years.
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Body and mind at an impasse, he figures dabbling in heroin might help.
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And that's not to say dabbling in free enterprise doesn't come without risks.
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We're not surprised to see Palpatine dabbling in cloning again here with Snoke.
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And despite the septic hiccup, Mr. Ferguson found he loved dabbling in architecture.
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Brewers have started dabbling in the cannabis space as interest grows and regulations ease.
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Discoveries like these raised the possibility that other bacteria might be dabbling in electricity.
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Smaller businesses are dabbling in the renegade development of infused creams and potent concentrates.
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Companies like Facebook and Apple are also said to be dabbling in original content.
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And as for the other blister hacks that even I am guilty of dabbling in?
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This drone by UDI is perfect for those dabbling in the world of aerial photography.
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Then there's the dabbling in machine learning, like what many other companies are experimenting with.
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Despite the undoubted success of Shirawa's business ventures, he still couldn't resist dabbling in illegalities.
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But soon enough players uncover a doomsday cult with a penchant for dabbling in explosives.
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A little over a decade later, the service was dabbling in online streaming as well.
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And what's interesting about the transportation market is that you're often dabbling in multiple categories.
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It's difficult to write an ending to this essay without dabbling in Greatest Generation clichés.
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God forbid you use the term terrorist, which is what they are dabbling in anyway.
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Dabbling in private-firm equity may be getting more difficult, according to one longtime practitioner.
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It is also a cautionary tale for anyone thinking of dabbling in the art world.
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Coca-Cola is even dabbling in the hard seltzer game with its Lemon-do drink.
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She wasn't dabbling in symbolism, but counterpoising characters and specific images that together create meaning.
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His most recent dabbling in the TV form comes in Starz's miniseries The Girlfriend Experience.
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Yes, Samsung and HTC are both mobile companies dabbling in VR, but the similarities end there.
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He also denied that Washington was dabbling in domestic politics or guilty of undermining the vote.
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"What's interesting about the transportation market is that you're often dabbling in multiple categories," Hyman said.
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It's just not something that you want to be dabbling in, because it's real and dangerous.
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They weren't just peddling amnesty on that stage, they were in effect dabbling in open borders.
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LH-L: That was was something we were dabbling in as part of a research project.
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It shouldn't come as too much of a surprise that Monster is dabbling in pink, too.
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He had a turbulent childhood, running away from home at 13 and dabbling in juvenile crime.
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We've adopted technology that we had been dabbling in but now we're running at massive scale.
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In the early aughts, I spent a few years dabbling in the world of nude modeling.
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Both Sheen and Lil Pump are seen dabbling in the substances they are supposed to be prescribing.
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The uncharitable read is that Ivanka's dabbling in this subject to burnish her image, and nothing more.
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We were sort of leading up to it and dabbling in it prior to the Sweetheart idea.
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They are also creating emojis, posting on Twitter, creating Instagram videos and dabbling in virtual reality platforms.
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" JON CARAMANICA After dabbling in reggaeton, Rosalía moves on to something far less categorizable in "A Palé.
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The outside world might find a China dabbling in genetic enhancement, autonomous AIs or geoengineering extremely frightening.
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Cyrus has had some ups and downs, both musically and image-wise, including dabbling in cultural appropriation.
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Entirely Anonymous Drug Dealer: Well, it's been a while, but I've been dabbling in dealing since uni.
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Dimon famously called bitcoin a "fraud" and threatened to fire any of his traders dabbling in it.
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That is also when he got his start playing video racing games and dabbling in go-karts.
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But that wasn't doable without dabbling in deception, because the propping up of this president requires it.
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Some older adults are dabbling in this powerful psychedelic, which is mostly illegal in the United States.
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Ms. Zhou was dabbling in the New York dating scene after moving from her hometown, Shrewsbury, Mass.
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NOW: Besides becoming a complete superstar, she's studying for the bar exam and dabbling in prison reform.
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I learned the art of dabbling in multiple pursuits, and doing them semi-seriously, including playing in concerts.
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It seemed like Musk was simply looking out for himself with all his dabbling in the political sphere.
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Uber has started dabbling in filling this important transit gap; 2017 could see an explosion of these experiments.
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That designated tastemakers pooh-pooh any sign of an old institution dabbling in something new is perhaps predictable.
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If you're pop superstar Ariana Grande, dabbling in photography is as easy as click, click, click, and post.
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Her path towards being a candidate began with her dabbling in activism immediately following the 2016 presidential election.
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He isn't a washed up, boozy, ex-superstar who lost his fight fortune dabbling in the restaurant business.
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I was very smitten by him," she says, adding that Charlton spent time "dabbling in the stock market.
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She was too busy just being a kid, dabbling in everything from the Boy Scouts to fire-eating.
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So when Ahmad went to Pakistan the last time, in April 2013, he was already dabbling in extremism.
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But while the Republican nominee is dabbling in conspiracy theories, no Democratic officeholder is holding hearings about chemtrails.
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Alphabet is a software and services company that's dabbling in hardware in an attempt to diversify its revenue.
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The quick profit showed him potential in the market and he decided to begin dabbling in the business.
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But Mr. Freeman's dabbling in real-world politics provoked sharply worded criticisms from Russian officials and news outlets.
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They win and then every BarstoolRoy out there acts like he's been vindicated for dabbling in revenge porn.
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Maybe you want to get into day trading, options, dabbling in cryptocurrencies, or even shorting stocks or options.
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It turns out that Apple isn't the only smartphone company dabbling in the trendy field of self-driving cars.
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She's also dabbling in night life as the creative director at Nighty Night, a club in the meatpacking district.
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Former Destiny's Child songstress Kelly Rowland has spent the past few years dabbling in a little bit of everything.
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But now, the 24-year-old has started dabbling in 360-degree and VR vlogging, with help from Samsung.
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It's geared toward kids but it's an entertaining learning tool for anyone who wants to start dabbling in code.
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Asked whether he ever felt strange dabbling in the same music scene as his father, he looked briefly incredulous.
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"It was unusual for a well qualified doctor to be dabbling in such matters," Fairley wrote in a memoir.
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Soon he gets wrapped up with Robert Suydam, a rich occultist dabbling in strange powers he doesn't fully grasp.
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Nevertheless, as Emily Stewart has explained, President Trump has already been dabbling in conspiracy theories about manipulated economic data.
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Ando provided a mythical origin story for his middle-aged dabbling in food, as Karen Leibowitz explains at Gizmodo.
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Desperate for an antidote, I started dabbling in wholesome activities: bicycling, crossword puzzles, baking and writing in my journal.
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In the 1970s, she enjoyed a critical resurgence and reached outside the soundtrack world, dabbling in compositions for performance.
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And Blue Apron has never been able to recover from the dark cloud that is Amazon dabbling in meal delivery.
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But the latest reports suggest Facebook is dabbling in a bunch of new revenue streams, including new types of advertising.
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"We don't think the dollar has bottomed yet, but we are dabbling in bargain-hunting, little by little," he added.
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"You see Vera physicalizing some of the impulse work they do and dabbling in these Jungian archetypes," Coon told us.
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But, if you're a fan of the latter, you can still benefit from dabbling in the former, no planetarium required.
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Research suggests that regularly dabbling in puzzles can help improve your mood, lower stress, and even increase your IQ — really.
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From her style to her songwriting, check out five signs that she could be dabbling in her roots again. 1.
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But you really need to invest in one of those approaches, with, maybe, a bit of dabbling in the others.
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Yet now, after dabbling in immigration reform, Rubio has been branded by his foes as just another turncoat Washington politician.
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On "Peacoat," Future revealed that when the mood takes him he's not averse to dabbling in the occasional golden shower.
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It worked out for O'Leary, who is dabbling in Canadian politics these days, but the edutainment space never really recovered.
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Shards of the earliest known pottery found in a cave in China suggest that our progenitors were dabbling in cooking.
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The over-extended companies had spent years dabbling in increasingly risky loans and many Republicans blamed them for the crisis.
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Another area of career growth, though perhaps not quite as sexy as dabbling in virtual reality or events, is analytics.
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The other was his time in St Petersburg, where he served as deputy mayor in the early 1990s, dabbling in business.
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From hot pink hair to black lips, Katy Perry has become known for fearlessly dabbling in a range of beauty looks.
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Regardless of how you use them, it's never a bad idea to talk to your doctor before dabbling in essential oils.
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Cosmopolitan UK reports that Ikea is dabbling in ready-to-wear in the coziest way possible: by introducing a blanket jacket.
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Yes, the city has nurtured bands dabbling in other genres, from indie rock to alternative country and norteño, Mr. Keller acknowledged.
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He's still dabbling in acting, branching out into voice acting for a couple video games, but he's also a family man.
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ATAI invested alongside Peter Thiel, the iconoclastic Silicon Valley investor and Facebook board member who's increasingly dabbling in health and biotech.
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But quite a few people have come into treatment with gambling addictions, which include a certain amount of dabbling in cryptocurrency.
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Any dabbling in LSD, which Dr. Hofmann came to call his "problem child," was called a career killer by many experimenters.
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Ms. Karimova took to social media at the time to accuse her mother and her younger sister of dabbling in witchcraft.
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It's primarily a peer-to-peer money transfer service, but Square is dabbling in ways to make money from the app.
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Consumers are dabbling in new products that promise to deliver a nicotine fix without all the harm that comes from smoking.
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He focused on building his brand—expanding his footwear empire, dabbling in interior design, increasing the reach of his clothing line.
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She started dabbling in the research that would establish her as one of the nation's foremost experts on consumer bankruptcy law.
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If you're dabbling in menswear for the first time, a tough, leather biker jacket or bomber is the perfect place to start.
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Gaga has spent the last three years dabbling in projects with Tony Bennett and sharpening her acting chops on American Horror Story.
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At the same time, regulators across the globe have emphasized price instability when issuing warnings to retail investors dabbling in the cryptocurrency.
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U.S. dairy farmers have sought additional revenue with second jobs, harvesting grain and dabbling in genetics by selling cows, bulls and embryos.
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When I feel the end arriving, I make a detour, dabbling in some side missions or exploring new places I'd previously ignored.
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But don't throw all common sense out the window, especially when it comes to dabbling in anything dangerous or a little taboo.
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Back in March we first caught wind that Bose is dabbling in augmented reality, with the launch of a new wearable SDK.
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Microsoft Research has been publicly dabbling in photo apps for some time, with apps like Microsoft Selfie and its incredible Hyperlapse app.
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For the past year or more, Altman has been dabbling in this realm with political experiments on the local and national level.
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From the first casual compliment, I was embarrassed, suddenly acutely aware that I was dabbling in something not readily available to everyone.
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A married couple from the oil town of Aktau, Ablovas Dzhumayev and Aygul Akberdi, are now paying for dabbling in virtual dissent.
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Fitzharris, who bills herself as a "Purveyor of Gruesome History," isn't just dabbling in the genre; she's made a career of it.
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She's known to take risks when it comes to her beauty routine, dabbling in bold lipstick, smudged liner, and even nail art.
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It has since expanded in multiple directions, dabbling in television and film, and even helping PewDiePie launch a new show on YouTube.
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To keep up with the ever-changing needs and desires of consumers, many brands are dabbling in new, innovative physical retail concepts.
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Image: QualcommThanks to the Windows on Snapdragon initiative, Qualcomm has been dabbling in the laptop processor business for about a year now.
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But today, he is dabbling in his side project: Pretty Fucking Amazing Soccer Player, and the results so far are Extremely Ronaldo.
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In another context, he might have been the lead character in a prestige cable drama about an antihero dabbling in criminal activity.
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Spotify's also began dabbling in sending artists on tour based on its data and algorithms, opening up yet another potential revenue stream.
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He'd been dabbling in cryptocurrency while waiting to see if he could apply for readmission to the New York bar, he explained.
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Most observers believed Google was still dabbling in the hardware business, even with the new "Made by Google" branding introduced alongside the Pixel.
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"We are seeing an increase in demonic possession because people are dabbling in the occult and involving more people in it," said Maginot.
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"Red-tinged highlights add dimension and tonality to the hair," colorist Stephanie Brown told Refinery29 about the trend so many are dabbling in.
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The focus on VR will help all of Google's consumer products, such as YouTube, which is of course dabbling in 360-degree video.
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JF: She sells fit tea, she runs a reality TV empire, and several businesses, but is Kim Kardashian West dabbling in prison reform?
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She's dabbling in some phone sex before school and it's only a matter of time before she gets caught by Alice (Mädchen Amick).
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For a few years this persisted—a back and forth in dabbling in the types of eating that made me feel most myself.
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M.A.C Cosmetics But this isn't Grande's first time dabbling in beauty — the singer's debut fragrance, Ari by Ariana Grande, launched back in September.
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Leading market provider Paytm hasintroducedits first proprietary credit card, indicating that other providers are dabbling in the credit and lending space as well.
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Roku released its most recent stick-sized streaming device over a year ago, but it's been dabbling in the dongle zone for years.
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After living in Europe for much of the 1980s, Mr. Doroshow returned to New York, dabbling in various projects in his final decades.
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After dabbling in bipartisan dealmaking for a hot second, he's shifted back to his old preferred strategy of stoking culture-war battles. Why?
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If you've been thinking about dabbling in healthy smoothies (or alcoholic ones for happy hour, whatever), NutriBullet is having a major sitewide sale.
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It was one of the first venture capital firms to begin dabbling in cryptocurrencies in 2013, when digital tokens were a fringe business.
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She spent more time inside, on the computers that her father was always bringing home, playing video games and dabbling in basic code.
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Working in entertainment, fashion, and even dabbling in music with her mother by her side means that Tyra Banks has some stories to tell.
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"It's really important to keep dabbling in the stock market separate from your retirement accounts, so I think she's doing that well," says Ginty.
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The cornerback has been at it for a while, dabbling in cryptocurrencies, e-commerce and concussion-prevention technology before his return to the area.
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This is the first time the fashion icon is dabbling in jewelry design, though, and luckily, she's got friends in all the right places.
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A year earlier, I had been living in Colorado, working for a small newspaper, and dabbling in volunteer work related to women and girls.
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Dabbling in physical retail may prove helpful as ThirdLove continues to take on larger competitors like Victoria's Secret, which is located down the street.
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This meant dabbling in all sorts of disciplines from raw food to paleo and everything in between, and coming up with their own approach.
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A portfolio that once included dabbling in nearly every issue that crossed her father's desk is now more neatly tailored to women's economic empowerment.
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Furthermore, Russia may in a way have won a new phase of the Cold War by dabbling in our hot mess of an election.
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The bigger picture: Jana is wading into corporate social responsibility, an area that Wall Street has only recently started dabbling in, the WSJ reports.
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He had been dabbling in electronic music since he was 230, using tapes and an old Moog synthesizer his parents gave him for Christmas.
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Unless you're prone to dabbling in spoilers, it remains unclear which of Peter's final three ladies will make it to the final rose ceremony.
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Amazon has been dabbling in various advertising products across its portfolio in recent months, preparing for a larger move into the space this year.
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They suspect it's because I think I'm better than everyone else; I know it's because my weak mind can't afford dabbling in this sport.
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The Catholic Church attributes the rise of demonic activity to people dabbling in the occult, particularly through the use of tarot cards and Ouija boards.
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Companies registered as banks or insurers have started dabbling in other areas of finance with many offering complex hybrid products and making non-traditional investments.
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Photo: GettyJeff Bezos has many hobbies: he enjoys doing an Amazon, reading a Washington Post, and occasionally, dabbling in a space thing at Blue Origin.
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But long before Alphabet was created as the parent company of Google and its side projects in 2015, the internet giant was dabbling in health.
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Besides acting, hosting, and dabbling in music, Posey became a producer at the beginning Teen Wolf's fifth season and directed an episode during season 6.
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However, the flying car project shows that the Toulouse, France-based company is not above dabbling in some high-concept, and perhaps unrealistic, aviation ideas.
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WiFi Hidden Camera Wall Charger With Night Vision — $57.99 See Details Whether you're casually dabbling in home security, or going deep, these cameras can help.
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For those interested in dabbling in the world of smart home accessories, a great place to start is with these easy-to-install smart outlets.
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When LeCun established the lab, Facebook was already dabbling in deep learning — a type of machine learning he's worked on and championed since the 1980s.
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Google has long been dabbling in the autonomous vehicle game, so its foray into the booming ride-sharing market seems to be business as usual.
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After receiving a BA in Fine Art from Portsmouth Polytechnic, Perry lived in London, squatting for four years and dabbling in performance art and film.
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So with that, I will draw an end to this column's brief, accidental dabbling in the realm of gardening advice, and get back to work.
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Recent reports suggest that the United Cyber Caliphate is now dabbling in malware creation, which if confirmed, would indicate an enhancement of their technical sophistication.
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He began dabbling in bird food but then saw the need for a powdered milk formula that wildlife caregivers could feed to orphaned kangaroo joeys.
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He enrolled in graduate studies in sculpture at the Yale School of Art before dropping out when his dabbling in performance began turning more serious.
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Strauss, the director of the University of Arizona's Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter, has a PhD in education but enjoys dabbling in the cosmos like his colleagues.
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But dabbling in whether to attack or not, and to do so with a cigar in their hands, that is a big deal for them.
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Martino says this could help push companies who have been dabbling in blockchain technology in the last couple of years to take a bigger leap.
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The scope is also becoming even larger, with companies in other sectors, such as banks, auto manufacturers and traditional retailers dabbling in the tech space.
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Mark Rothkowitz and the actor Clark Gable, then known as William C. Gable, were both dabbling in dramatics at the Portland Theater Guild in Oregon.
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After "vagabonding" for years, working as a foreign correspondent for AdBusters and dabbling in Chilean wine, Toth started the Third Millennium Alliance, a nonprofit conservation foundation.
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North West will probably be creating clothing for all of us sooner rather than later, but until then, she's dabbling in design with her own outfits.
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The startup was already dabbling in this area, via earlier products — such as a Pi-powered laptop that featured a built in rail for breadboarding electronics.
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So I took a hiatus from dabbling in it and then my weed smoking had a reprise when I went to drama school in England, obviously.
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The connection between Bannon and Weinstein began more than a decade ago when Bannon, who had been a Goldman Sachs banker, was dabbling in Hollywood investments.
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Everyone from Silicon Valley tycoons to biohackers are dabbling in cognitive performance enhancers known as nootropics, which tout improved cognition by a drop of a pill.
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Though Tan's degree is in animation, she began dabbling in sculpture early on in college while she'd begun pursuing baking as an outlet for her stress.
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Diddy's adopted son says his father isn't just dabbling in high-priced art ... the music/tv/fashion/liquor mogul is diving headfirst into the art world.
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She's dabbling in both singing and modeling, but in addition to the Chanel runway, she's walked for Yeezy Season 4 and landed a Calvin Klein campaign.
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However, even with all the hype surrounding cryptocurrencies, and the growing number of people dabbling in the sector, Mahajan suggested it can be daunting for newcomers.
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However, it noted that some firms, particularly small ones or ones that guarantee a minimum level of return on some products, are dabbling in riskier bets.
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Mendelsohn started dabbling in genealogy five years ago, after a friend launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a documentary about a Lower East Side matzo factory.
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After awhile dabbling in humble service, the Hound was looking mighty Hound-like on Sunday, vengefully wielding his ax and rhetorically dismantling those he just axed.
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The news of orgies sound like your typical celebrity rendezvous, until he shares that he's been dabbling in them long before his A$AP Mob fame.
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Ms. Weatherford has painted for over two decades, dabbling in appropriation, adding objects to her abstract canvases, and moving from New York back to Los Angeles.
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For now, though, most big employers are only dabbling in generosity, with tuition discounts serving as an easy step into the shallow end of the pool.
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Now, well into his 40s and sporting a dark beard, Larney still could not shake the nickname that recalled his early dabbling in transvestism: Mollie Matches.
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The history of this quartet, as an entity, begins in the late 1980s, when Marsalis was in his 20s, dabbling in pop music and film scoring.
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Elon Musk's California-based SpaceX already is dabbling in space tourism, signing on a Japanese billionaire to fly to the moon in three or so years.
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Mr. Moss, working with the company's chief executive, Pamela Wasserstein, reinvented New York as a digital company dabbling in e-commerce, TV spinoffs and live events.
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But they're just like any other traders at this point, if we're being honest with ourselves: Dabbling in Monopoly money while the entire world burns around them.
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It'll be dabbling in game sales on two fronts: they'll directly sell some games, while other games will be added perks for its Discord Nitro subscription service.
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The airline industry is taking a page from smartphone and computer hardware makers, by dabbling in facial recognition technology to speed up the convenience factor for customers.
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Niantic is probably one of the most revenue-heavy startups dabbling in phone AR, even if it is a bit of a false idol for the industry.
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Fashion brand Kate Spade New York started dabbling in "hybrid" smartwatches back in 2016, introducing classic-looking wrist wearables that happened to include accelerometers and Bluetooth chips.
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But the demo video does show the researchers, led by Laura Devendorf, dabbling in recreating a simple segmented alphanumeric display like you'd find on an alarm clock.
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But Burkman — who Scott referred to as "a Republican operative known for dabbling in outlandish conspiracy theories" — is representing Everson again in her allegations against Rep. Scott.
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Like Baby told us, they were just dabbling in dabs and pot at the shindig -- and for the grand jury that wasn't enough to warrant a trial.
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She scared the family by dropping out of high school and dabbling in drugs but got it together later in life and helps out whenever she can.
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This leaves droves of new opportunists dabbling in what has been dubbed a "Wild West" marketplace, with regulators still weighing up how best to tackle the space.
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Many also started earlier in life than most of us with investing and capitalizing on compound interest, dabbling in entrepreneurship and being driven to achieve their dreams.
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And yes, I'm fully aware that combination of words makes me sound like I, like Diane, am dabbling in microdosing or playing two truths and a lie.
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And investors of all kinds, including mutual funds, begin to copy the strategy of these giant funds, dabbling in assets they know little about to chase returns.
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During college — he attended several universities — he started dabbling in sportscasting and also did stand-up comedy; he eventually found himself on the radio in New York.
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In high school, Bourdain fell in love with an older girl, Nancy Putkoski, who ran with a druggie crowd, and he started dabbling in illicit substances himself.
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After Uber heard Alphabet was dabbling in ride-hailing services, Uber's business, Uber moved into self-driving cars, a project Alphabet had been working on since 2009.
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Venture capital funds are dabbling in the space as are billionaires like Jeff Bezos and biohackers, who experiment with drugs and supplements for health and longevity purposes.
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"We were dabbling in this space across several funds, but over the last 18 months to two years, if not zero, it's very scaled back," he said.
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Acquisition by Amazon made sense — Amazon had been dabbling in groceries and Whole Foods needed to better compete with the burgeoning natural foods market it helped launch.
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The Blink-182 drummer shared an Instagram video originally posted by his daughter Alabama Luella showing that the 10 year old is already dabbling in her father's profession.
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While it may seem odd for a broadcaster to be dabbling in computing hardware the Corporation has past precedent here, via the 1980s home computer the BBC Micro.
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Still, though many news outlets have covered the novelty of an old-timey rich people institution dabbling in high-end sneaker culture, it's not exactly a dramatic leap.
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WiFi smart plugs For those interested in dabbling in the world of smart home accessories, a great place to start is with these easy-to-install smart outlets.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In a way, the most surprising thing about Money isn't that T-Mobile is dabbling in banking, but how boring the app itself is.
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When she's not dabbling in diamonds, she's creating portraits of pop-culture icons and musicians, mashing up religious imagery with emoji, and adding rhinestones to just about everything.
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But because Nerve loves its heroine, whose dabbling in risk-taking led her to bet not just on herself but on her generation, Vee's optimism is eventually rewarded.
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But from the Russian point of view, dabbling in American politics has turned out to be one of their biggest foreign policy victories since the Second World War.
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Prior to Feinberg's arrival, Google has been dabbling in improving the quality of its search-results, given that millions of people use the tool to find medical information.
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And if you haven't taken a close look at your 401(k) or IRA retirement plan investments, check to see what those mutual funds have been dabbling in.
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My mother told me about it when I was 15 and I promised I would never do heroin because I was dabbling in a lot of other things.
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If you've been dabbling in beauty long enough, you probably have a selection of products you swear by — your go-tos, your number-ones, your can't-go-withouts.
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A few games have been dabbling in dicks, and I'm going to be talking specifically about Rust, Conan Exiles and Genital Jousting—three games renowned for their nobs.
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After growing up poor on the Caribbean island nation of St. Kitts, Aaron Jackson, 17, is now a computer whiz, dabbling in website design, anime and video editing.
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The former Golden State Warrior — and current Miami Heat star — officially joined Comcast Ventures as a venture partner in February after dabbling in angel investing for several years.
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He had begun developing a playlist befitting the young and serious: He loved Alfred Hitchcock and the French New Wave, and was dabbling in the American avant-garde.
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Grail's test will not be commercialized in the U.S. for years -- it is aiming for 2019 -- but it will be dabbling in huge data-sets well before then.
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Their vague gestures toward employment — dabbling in photography, editing bar mitzvah videos — lend the movie a relaxed aimlessness that takes sexual experimentation and emotional time-outs in stride.
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After he graduated from San Jose State University, he worked in IT while dabbling in clothing design on the side for the owner of Mainland Skate and Surf.
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Very quickly, he caught the attention of Vinod Khosla, a Silicon Valley-based investor who was increasingly dabbling in health-tech with investments in companies like Jawbone and AliveCor.
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The company offers higher end products for music producers, as well, and in recent years, Blue has begun dabbling in the gaming space, offering up microphone and gaming bundles.
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After dabbling in some psychology classes, Vaudreuil got serious and took on mechanical engineering, which was a natural fit because he's more of a hands-on kind of guy.
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If Hollywood personalities want to continue dabbling in political overtures at award shows, they'll have to do a little bit more to step it up within their own industry.
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It's easy to understand why: A 77-year-old, vanilla billionaire who's running for president is dabbling in the absurd stuff regular people do online to pass the time.
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Set in Oakland, California, its cast of bruised native characters, including drunks, recovering drunks, gangsters and long-suffering grandmothers, are forever questioning and sometimes dabbling in their Indian culture.
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Well ... here's Bell's chance to get revenge ... 'cause the L.A. Chargers star posted a video of himself dabbling in music -- singin' a Daniel Caesar song and playing the piano!!
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If you're raring to throw your hat into the ring, or you're curious about dabbling in real estate, this online master class in real estate investment could be key.
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The target of this criticism is not always well-specified: it variously includes high-frequency computer-driven traders, momentum-chasing hedge funds and macro funds dabbling in energy markets.
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Along with Toyota's Mirai, Honda has been dabbling in hydrogen power for years, fueled in part by strong support from the Japanese government in the development of fuel cells.
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Mr. Qsar began dabbling in cinematic videos in 23, just two years after leaving his job as a pharmaceutical sales representative to jump into the Orange County housing boom.
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VMware has actually been dabbling in the cloud since around 2010 starting with an early Platform as a Service play called VMforce, which was supposed to work with Salesforce.
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Wi-Fi Smart Plugs For those interested in dabbling in the world of smart home accessories, a great place to start is with these easy-to-install smart outlets.
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Despite all the dabbling in other sounds, whims, and moods, Wilco have always been consistently themselves thanks to bandleader and frontman Jeff Tweedy's affecting, humane, and sometimes cryptic songwriting.
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There were only about half a dozen of us dabbling in oils, drinking cups of tea, sharing biscuits, and having mild disagreements about which radio station to listen to.
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Still, for most of Carlotta's life she was pretty much oblivious to rock 'n' roll, focusing her time between school and dabbling in a career as a television actress.
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Ms. Horvath, who studied economics in her native Hungary, had been dabbling in photography for years before deciding in 2012 to come to New York and study the subject.
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In 2019, it feels like dabbling in Technicolor hair, especially pink, is just as common as trying bangs or getting highlights — just ask Ava Phillippe or Demi Lovato. Curious?
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Dozens of clerics seen by the government as dabbling in politics were detained in September, a move that appears to have paved the way for lifting the driving ban.
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He was considered a royal wild child and admitted dabbling in marijuana and under-age drinking, and also made headlines when he donned a Nazi uniform to a costume party.
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Celebrities may be dabbling in the tiny-sunglasses trend, but let's be real: The truly wealthy don't make eye contact with plebs, and oversized shades never go out of style.
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His dabbling in conspiracy… All of which suggests, and cements, the image of a man who shoots from the hip and is prone to both wild theories and extreme policies.
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Uber is dabbling in an Amazon Prime-style monthly subscription service that rolls together all of its major services: ride-hailing, Uber Eats food delivery, and bike and scooter rentals.
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Russian operatives had been dabbling in social media until around 2014, when they consolidated their efforts under a single program known internally as the "translator department," according to the report.
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Netflix is also dabbling in other formats, including comics; it's publishing its first along with comic creator Mark Millar and his publishing imprint Millarworld, which it acquired earlier this year.
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" A typical post for Joanne shows her clad in fur while dabbling in credit card fraud, railing against her ex and professing her love for all things she deems "Caucasian.
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Whether you use the desktop client every day or have been dabbling in the new apps for iOS and Android, here are our favorite tricks for getting more from Outlook.
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Criticized for months about how it provides a platform for hate speech, Facebook reportedly took a novel approach to answering its attackers: Dabbling in anti-Semitic and extremist speech itself.
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A dimly lit parking garage sets the stage for "Don't Hurt Yourself," a Jack White-assisted track that finds her dabbling in foul-mouthed rock and even samples Led Zeppelin.
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In the videos, Green — a mom herself, to 11-month-old O'Zell Gloriana De — will take kids on journeys of live action mixed with animated elements, dabbling in unique lessons.
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Snellgrove's attorney presented text messages that showed Matt had been dabbling in street drugs in addition to his Rx meds, and argued his death couldn't be pinned strictly to Snellgrove.
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Strict local standards are vital too for companies with flagship properties back home in Nevada: Las Vegas' wary watchdogs take a dim view of operators dabbling in more lax jurisdictions.
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In those days, the tech institute was part of the larger ITT conglomerate that operated a wide range of products, including hotels and telephones, while sometimes dabbling in foreign policy.
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It was in high school, and with shorts season approaching, I was dabbling in Jergen's Natural Glow in an attempt to add some sort of color to my fair skin.
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Prince bin Salman graduated from the university that year and continued to work for his father, who was named defense minister in 2011, while dabbling in real estate and business.
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In terms of specific steps Patook is taking to try to warm things up and get users chatting and virtually bonding, he says they're dabbling in gamification for starting conversations.
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While Macpherson has been dabbling in the business world since the 1990s, WelleCo was established after she came to terms with the state of her own health and well-being.
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The billionaire has found himself embroiled in multiple controversies, many of them stemming from his omnipresence on Twitter, and constant dabbling in fields outside automobiles, which made him his fortune.
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He tried his hand in a bit of everything during this time—touring as a fill-in member of the Pogues, making soundtracks for movies, and even dabbling in acting.
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Not so long ago, Amazon was dabbling in drug products in a dangerous way, selling prescription drugs without a prescription via its marketplace, something I documented in an investigative report.
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According to the New York Times' multiple sources, the former titan of Tinseltown has instead been dabbling in a variety of outpatient classes while tending to his increasingly complicated legal defense.
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While brands dabbling in athleisure is hardly a new concept, Aerie's venture is unique in that it's setting itself apart as a brand that already knows its customer in and out.
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The result is that more people are dabbling in technical analysis without really understanding what is involved, because the pace of education has not kept up with the pace of change.
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In a nutshell, I came across a blog by a woman who talked very openly and honestly about her life, including dancing at strip clubs and dabbling in findom [financial domination].
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WoodroTheMan––who, too, is dabbling in rapping, and whose black MCM bookbag is stuffed to the zippers with an array of designer belts, watches, and cash––praises the fluid blunt rotation.
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If you're buying a cooler for camping or you're dabbling in van life, you're probably going to want a cooler with some quality closed-cell insulation for keeping your groceries fresh.
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In so doing, Mr. Duffy and Endeavor Life Sciences, his company, join the ranks of a winding list of biohackers, artists and technologists dabbling in the world of biogenic tattoo artistry.
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Those were the factions of the right that Buckley aimed to exclude from the conservative movement: proudly plutocratic libertarians; conspiracy theorists; angry, race-baiting populists; and paleocons dabbling in ethnic demonization.
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It seems he will continue to have some role in his company, which is owned by the Spanish group Puig, and he's already dabbling in a sideline as a cabaret director.
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From dabbling in the sports and music industries, to turning around a struggling low-cost airline, entrepreneur Tony Fernandes would appear to have achieved a lot during his career to date.
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On the other hand, Telegram became an important arena in which attacks were planned, and where young people who were simply dabbling in jihadist content were pulled deeper into the movement.
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Hostile foreign intelligence services also love this platform, if only because its users have proved shockingly vulnerable to social manipulation — a dark art the company itself has admitted to dabbling in.
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When we get back, we're gonna talk about where virtual reality is and why so many of the internet companies are dabbling in it, and where we are in the process.
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Mickle is an indie filmmaker who's dabbling in television the way that many fellow indie filmmakers are doing right now; Damici has helped write — and starred in — many of his films.
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Perhaps someone is merely taking advantage of Reddit users' penchant for solving mysteries and dabbling in the paranormal, by crafting an intriguing narrative and planting cryptic riddles that ultimately lead to nowhere.
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Verily, Microsoft, Apple and Samsung all have teams working on the problem, and have been dabbling in the blood pressure space for years, according to multiple sources familiar with their internal projects.
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As a young man, Herjavec bounced around, dabbling in everything from field producing at the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo to waiting tables before landing an unpaid internship at a computer company.
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After dabbling in futurism and Cubism in vibrant street scenes, and moving to Paris, he arrived in the late 1920s at his artistic destination: what he called "architectural art" or "constructive universalism".
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If this were a weightless, episodic science fiction series, that could be refreshing, but dabbling in heavier issues and eschewing humor or self-awareness means Another Life can't fill that niche, either.
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The Game's been dabbling in the cannabis biz for a few years now, but he's about to get people even more lit with his own line of vape pens ... TMZ has learned.
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In northern North Dakota, an expanding frontier for corn and soybeans, Paul Thomas started dabbling in both crops about a decade ago on his farm near Minot, seeking higher returns than wheat.
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Liman, who has also been dabbling in virtual reality lately, will be directing and executive producing Impulse, an hour-long show about a 16-year-old girl who discovers she can teleport.
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After dabbling in modeling, cosmetics (the 28-year-old has already launched two successful collections with ColourPop), fashion, and smaller acting roles, Tran is on the brink of her first big break.
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While Season 2 was a bold experiment that saw Esmail dabbling in different genres and tones as director of all 12 episodes, the story was sometimes as muddled as our unreliable narrator.
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In a Chinese twist, Xiaomi extols a network of nearly 100 start-ups it has seeded and its dabbling in online games and videos, and the internet-based bank it co-founded.
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Founded in 1989, the company is now part of the Fossil group and, as such, has begin dabbling in both the analog with the Hagen and now Android Wear with the Falster.
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" Big Break: Although she moved to New York in 2010 to pursue fashion, she soon soured on the industry and "started dabbling in night life a little bit to pay my rent.
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A lot of the original drama channels started out dabbling in makeup reviews and tutorials themselves and pivoted to drama when they saw increasing view counts after posting that kind of content.
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He feigns diabetes to escape the draft, and wanders north, dabbling in odd jobs and drug dealing before returning to the reservation and getting himself elected chairman of his increasingly restive tribe.
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He's been criticized for dabbling in conspiracy theories and Islamophobia, for his questionable ties to foreign governments and for mishandling classified information while at the DIA, a post he was pushed out of.
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Dabbling in the doobage also makes more sense as an increasing number of states push for legalization and our neighbor to the North doubles down on its full embrace of all things cannabis.
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Miller, 35, is dabbling in various genres in the film world: He recently shot roles for the big-screen thriller Underwater and Steven Spielberg's adaptation of the sci-fi novel Ready Player One.
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Tomatoes with a little bit of olive oil and balsamic dressing, maybe a few scattered herbs, is a dandy salad, but add mozzarella, and you're dabbling in Caprese territory, and that has rules.
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Scarlet Widow mostly focuses on targets based in the United States and the United Kingdom, dabbling in a number of types of fraud like tax scams, property rental cons, and especially romance scams.
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Unfortunately, while dabbling in technologies which appeared like magic to them during the cleantech boom, many investors were lured back into the innovation fallacy, believing that pure technological advancement would equal value creation.
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At no point does he sound like a drummer merely dabbling in melody and harmony — and yet his command of rhythm is as profound and inexplicable in this format as in any other.
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In addition to the endless rumors that Ford is working with Google on self-driving cars, the automaker is dabbling in on-demand buses and launching its first car-sharing app in April.
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Stephen Garth says he "did them all" -- dabbling in Islam, Christianity and other religions -- but he finally found what he was seeking through Ifa, a faith that traces its roots to West Africa.
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Since getting discovered at a talent search at the age of 11, BoA has become one of the most durable and versatile K-pop stars, dabbling in R&B, rock, pop and more.
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"This will also explain why some of your favorite YouTubers have suddenly returned to Minecraft, or started dabbling in it, jumping on the wave of a returning trend in this case," Wilson wrote.
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Focusing on four years in the late 1930s, "Bound for Glory" opens in a bleak Texas town with Woody haphazardly looking for ways to make a living — sign painting, mind reading, dabbling in music.
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"We've started dabbling in how we're supporting tournaments and the community, and we're continuing to talk with potential partners about what else we could be doing or where else we could focus," explains Trinen.
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The same anxiety that resulted in 20 deaths in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692 was also behind The Craft receiving an R-rating from the MPAA because it depicted teenage girls dabbling in Black magic.
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In the wider music world, the ripples from mainstream stars dabbling in the genre (think Kanye West, Jamie XX, Major Lazer) turned dancehall's dialogue with pop culture into a full-blown conversation this year.
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Okay, so I've been dabbling in plenty of optional activities there—but the same is true of Nier: Automata, and yet inside, I'd say, three hours, what felt like massive revelations had revealed themselves.
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His dabbling in the American presidential election adds an ideological element that has been largely missing from the still-emerging landscape of websites and Facebook pages that bombarded American voters with misinformation and propaganda.
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But it's not her first time dabbling in beauty — she collaborated with Juice Beauty's CEO to launch their first makeup line earlier this month, which, also in true Goop fashion, includes organic and vegan products.
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The big leagues have also caught on to the potential value of the medium, and have been dabbling in it for a while by making considerable investments to bring the new experience to their fans.
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While working at "GMA" in 1981 and dabbling in standup, she impressed Steve Allen during a phone call, and he invited her to perform on the "Steve Allen Comedy Hour," according to the New Yorker.
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After ruining our innocence with Pokémoan and dabbling in the dark side with Star Toys, the Indulgers collection contains products like the Möan-lnir, a Thor-like hammer that, of course, doubles as a dildo.
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More casual players can also dial down the difficulty and safely ignore these for the most part, dabbling in the RPG aspects with a more surface-level enjoyment that doesn't detract at all from gameplay.
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Schreck had been dabbling in playwriting since she read "Fefu and Her Friends," by the Cuban-American playwright María Irene Fornés, in college, and "sobbed with some sense of recognition I couldn't articulate," she said.
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But the app, which lets people trade stocks and options for free, is also dabbling in the wondrous world of cryptocurrencies, setting the stage for a potential transition from "fun app" to legitimate financial institution.
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Here are some of the ones I'm dabbling in: Twine, which is a simple program that is used to make text adventures (but which can do more fancy things, if you know how to code).
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More recently, Rice has mulled dabbling in politics — entertaining, then later ruling out, a Senate run against Susan Collins of Maine over the senator's support for Brett Kavanaugh during his contentious Supreme Court confirmation proceedings.
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After six months, she headed north to Beijing to join the all-conquering Speed Team, where her increased dabbling in economics coverage became a full-time gig earlier this year, with a focus on consumption.
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But besides making Trolls music, dabbling in fashion, and photo bombing his wife on the red carpet, Timberlake has a claim to fame that really takes off on social media each spring as April fades away.
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She hasn't held elected office since resigning the governor's office in the middle of her term in 2009, instead dabbling in reality TV and making an aborted attempt to launch her own paid internet subscription channel.
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Fans of Fussell may be surprised by the Honey Harper project; the Atlanta native has spent the past few years dabbling in various forms of avant-pop with his other groups, Promise Keeper and Mood Rings.
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While your friends are off experimenting with the Whole30 plan or dabbling in the keto diet, here's a refreshing bit of pro-carb news: Eating pasta has been linked with losing weight in a new study.
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The Minnesota Family Council, a conservative group close to the Republicans, sent an open letter to Mr Trump questioning his zig-zags on abortion, his commitment to religious freedom and his dabbling in the gambling business.
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Used to the fumblings of city folk dabbling in historical preservation, Bill has boundless patience, though he laughs every time I bang my hard-hatted head on scaffolding, which is to say about once an hour.
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Work done on researching and developing pharmaceuticals in space is also something that companies including Merck, Proctor & Gamble and other industry heavyweights have been dabbling in for years, with experiments conducted on the International Space Station.
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His philosophy, "lateral thinking with withered technology," was predicated on dabbling in many different types of older, well-understood (or "withered") technology, and combining them in new ways, hence the Game Boy's thoroughly dated tech specs.
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If you are spiritually curious, podcasts make it possible to curate your own diverse radio diet, finding voices to which you relate while also dabbling in viewpoints that are unfamiliar or even antithetical to your own.
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If Rand and Pasternak were fabulists dabbling in realism, Nabokov was the opposite, a literary magician, with a dandy's lush prose style, whose story was based on a shockingly thorough knowledge of facts on the ground.
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Dany also discovers that her own parents have been dabbling in magic, which explains why her mother is suddenly skinny and the family has lots of cash (middle school kids aren't the only ones with problems).
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The entire point of plant-based burgers is to let meat-avoiding people occasionally indulge in the same garbage as everyone else and to give a reasonable meat facsimile to folks interested in dabbling in vegetarianism.
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She puts up with nearly 10 years of pretending to have a career, dabbling in the family paper business and various easily discarded fashion endeavors while the tabloids brand her "Waity Katie," without ever once publicly cracking.
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ET on ABC Along with spending more time with his kids, Pitt has been dabbling in a new hobby — sculpture — while also keeping busy with work, lining up his next movies as an actor and a producer.
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It was through that first cycle of Dragnet, of which Horrorchata was a judge, that they met Untitled Queen, who came to drag after dabbling in performance art while getting her MFA in Fine Arts at Parsons.
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He spent some time dabbling in other comedy series, like "Fresh Off the Boat" as Eddie Huang's Chinese-Jewish frenemy Phillip Goldstein, and on the USA Network's "Benched," created by Tsai's "Trophy Wife" co-star Michaela Watkins.
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FYI, the NFL legend's been dabbling in acting for a few years -- scoring roles in an "xXx" sequel and "NCIS" -- but Tony says he's starting to hit his stride after being "terrified" of cameras from the jump.
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But rather than find a partner who she's compatible with in other areas, she prioritized finding someone who is into suckling––even dabbling in open-minded men for the past few weeks, though she identifies as gay.
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But two years after first dabbling in live sports streaming, Amazon has yet to settle on a strategy as it continues to experiment and analyze consumer behavior, Marie Donoghue, Vice President of Global Sports Video, told Reuters.
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Eventually though, the opportunist rock bands dabbling in "electronica" would move on, while Radiohead was sinking deeper into the catalogs of acts like Autechre for inspiration and reconfiguring their onstage setup to include Ableton and triggered percussion.
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She has explained in blogs that she has a "somewhat complicated relationship with fitness" and has said she remains slim due to her "naturally athletic build" and a "naturally fast metabolism," along with dabbling in intermittent fasting.
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This proved especially controversial in February, when the British author announced several new wizarding schools, including one for the entire continent of Africa and another whose origins turned out to involve some problematic dabbling in American folklore.
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The genesis of Synyster's group was simple: a bunch of school friends, who began dabbling in Satanism about 10 years ago, creating their own rituals by using elements they found in books and from their personal lives.
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The 22-year-old actor is taking on a grittier role following his Oscar-nominated turn in Call Me By Your Name, starring as a teenager dabbling in drugs for the first time in the colorful '80s film.
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"We're used to watching a lot of intimate scenes but I had personally never done that as an actor," said Gagroo, whose character Siddhi starts as a virgin dabbling in an online dominatrix persona on Four More Shots.
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DABBLING IN THE SENATE: The Hill's Jonathan Swan reports: A progressive Jewish political action committee with ties to the son of Democratic Party mega-donor George Soros is intervening in Senate races for the first time, endorsing Rep.
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I mentioned this to Mayweather once — backstage at a WrestleMania show, where he was dabbling in play fighting while he waited for Manny Pacquiao to get ring-worn enough that it would make business sense to fight him.
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In 1999, he opened a compost site in Yaphank, where in 2008 he began dabbling in food waste, mixing scraps from a Whole Foods Market and a small-batch won-ton manufacturer into his formula for potting soils.
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Let's have Clay talk about what's going on in VR. But first, talk a little bit about how you got here — and how you got to Google, which has been dabbling in the area for a long time.
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" Student participant Megan Naji said that the program was "one of the best experiences of my life from learning the basics of computer science and dabbling in various languages to learning about so many different possible careers and futures.
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But at $130, which is actually $20 cheaper than the original Pebble Watch first sold for, the Pebble 2 is a fantastic bargain if you're just dabbling in smartwatches, or want a well-equipped fitness tracker with additional functionality.
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According to NBC News, concern from ranchers and the like isn't necessarily shared by those bigger firms, which in addition to their dabbling in the lab-grown meat business receive massive subsidies to keep their products flowing to customers.
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And Facebook, with its continuing interest in trying to do something in payments and remittances (although with very mixed results), is now dabbling in cryptocurrency, which could be another way to enable passing money from one person to another.
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As Colette grows into her confidence, she plays with the way she dresses, dabbling in masculinity and androgyny, punctuating outfits with wicker hats, wearing wide culottes that mimic the appearance of a skirt while revealing themselves to be pants.
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Telecom companies are becoming internet companies (Verizon now owns AOL and Yahoo), internet companies are dabbling in telecom (Alphabet has a fiber-optic internet service arm), and they're all becoming film and TV studios (Amazon has an Emmys strategy!).
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Amazon paying $13.7 billion for Whole Foods Market may be a savvy business decision for both parties — Amazon has been dabbling in groceries and Whole Foods needs to better compete with the burgeoning natural foods market it helped launch.
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In Britain, he and Laing experimented with LSD and, while dabbling in what he described as "an amoral Dostoyevskian world almost beyond suicide," they formed the Philadelphia Association, a charity dedicated to the humane treatment of the mentally ill.
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Take the last few years as an example — we saw the resurgence of the '90s, now we're dabbling in the early-aughts, and (thanks to last Fashion Week) it's clear that the next decade to be revived is the '80s.
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Enron, as it happened, was dabbling in a number of creative business practices at the time, and in December 2001 declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy — then the largest in American history — amid revelations about insider trading and accounting sleight of hand.
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Alibaba's investment is an attempt to bridge that gap, and is its latest move to diversify beyond its original offering as an e-commerce firm — the Hangzhou-based company is now doing everything from making movies to dabbling in mobile payments.
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The company has experimented with sponsored post packages on its homepage it would sell to advertisers, and last year it began dabbling in native advertisements businesses could pay to have pop up for users as they clicked through on images.
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So now YouTube is trying to urge both creators and viewers to start dabbling in HDR video in a central location, and its best way of doing that is by pushing the world's largest video platform to adopt the format.
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Revolving around what sounds like a sample of howling wolves from a 90s CD-ROM game, this track is a more straightforward disgusting kind of "noise" than most of the artist's material, while still dabbling in familiar forms of psychedelic heaviness.
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The Street Fighter RPG we actually have is a marvel of straight-faced ludicrousness, the ultimate earnest martial arts movie which says that, yes, the ninjas, Thai crime ring dabbling in psychics and Soviet wrestlers should all be taken deathly seriously.
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The show also functions as a form of self-parody, since Ms. Bell and her husband are forever dabbling in the latest wellness fads like cryotherapy, as they fantasize about bailing out of city life and going back to the land.
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Most dabbling in celebrity romance do not openly discuss how much they hope to boost each other's clout, but faux relationships for the sake of appearance or publicity are a longstanding practice among social media influencers and more traditional celebrities.
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When she is not on set in New York, Ms. Duff, 29, who lives in Los Angeles and is the mother to a 5-year-old son, Luca Cruz Comrie, might be trying out yoga classes and dabbling in makeup.
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Some Islamist clerics seen by the government as dabbling in politics have been detained after an apparent crackdown on potential opponents of the kingdom's rulers last month which now appears to have paved the way for lifting the driving ban.
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Her portfolio, which once seemed to include dabbling in nearly every issue that crossed her father's desk, is now more neatly tailored to women's economic empowerment, workforce development, STEM education and combating human trafficking, with infrastructure in store for 2018.
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Many argue that the invocation of the term "globalist" carries an undertone of anti-Semitism for a variety of reasons, not least of which is that it was originally deployed by Bannon, who has a much larger record of dabbling in anti-Semitism.
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By now we know that a higher price tag doesn't necessarily mean better quality, and when it comes to dabbling in the beauty aisle, celebrity hairstylists know a thing or two about finding the essentials for a fraction of the usual price.
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Disney has been dabbling in both gaming and education as vehicles to market its many brands, and also as salient businesses of their own — no surprise, given that one primary focus for it has been on younger consumers and their needs and interests.
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In more recent developments it has added a tracker blocker to its product mix — and been dabbling in policy advocacy — calling for a revival of a Do Not Track browser standard, after earlier attempts floundered with the industry, failing to reach accord.
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But the company is dabbling in a variety of areas through different project teams, including in the drug supply chain, where it acquired internet pharmacy PillPack last year, and through its cloud service, AWS, where it's looking to sell into large health systems.
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On top of all that, it seems King Kylie's also testing out her prowess as a makeup artist, using her sister Kendall as her guinea pig and accidentally sparking some speculation that the Vogue cover girl was dabbling in injectables in the process.
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"Xi is likely to conclude from his visit that dabbling in the Middle East is easier said than done," said Dorsey, adding that Beijing's unsuccessful efforts to suppress dissent in Xinjiang holds little promise for its ability to help resolve Arab conflicts.
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It's just one subtle example of the newly-possible immersion afforded by VR, and based on the success of Tippett's collaboration, Batt envisions more and more traditional filmmakers dabbling in the new technology, changing their cinematic vocabulary as the medium becomes increasingly interactive.
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To conclude the story, by the time my friend was in high school, he managed the family grocery budget, his own clothing and school budget and even began dabbling in investing with his dad (started his first IRA) with his extra budget money.
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Not in an "X-Files" way — in fact, after dabbling in extraterrestrial theories, Cooper eventually thought U.F.O.s were "possibly the single greatest hoax in history," just another threat fabricated to keep a docile public in thrall to an increasingly one-world government.
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Technically, this isn't even LinkedIn's first time dabbling in the social media story format: in 2018, it tested a similar feature called "Student Voices" that let college students post videos to a "campus playlist" that lived on top of the LinkedIn app.
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Lee Ainslie's $10.5 billion hedge fund, Maverick Capital, is likewise dabbling in private start-up funding, as one of three investors in Vserv, a digital platform for mobile marketing and commerce in India and Southeast Asia that has raised more than $10 million.
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It is persuading showrunners like Shonda Rhimes to leave their network homes, and noted filmmakers like the Coen brothers to enter TV. The company is also dabbling in unscripted reality TV including competition show "Ultimate Beastmaster" and the upcoming David Letterman project.
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Going to an elite school may have even curtailed the scenic route of the career I've had since -- teaching, writing travel guides, traveling around the world, dabbling in TV writing and years writing and editing for the largest media companies on the planet.
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Jin Changyi, a 40-year-old former hotel owner from eastern China, who began dabbling in Brent crude oil futures last year, has opened a 500,000-yuan ($75,000) account with a Shanghai-based brokerage and plans to act as a mini-broker for friends.
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Caterpillar, the construction company that's probably best known for its bright yellow bulldozers, dump trucks, and excavators, has been dabbling in the smartphone industry for the past few years — most recently with the Cat S60, an ultra-rugged phone with a thermal camera built in.
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Tech companies will be under intense scrutiny for dealings in China, anti-competitive practices, dabbling in the financial markets with new currencies and privacy violations by any administration in power, as well as globally, whether Trump throws these allegations into the mix or not.
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Outsiders note that 98point6 will face ample competition as it looks to grow from existing players in the digital health space, as well as potential new rivals like the major pharmacy chains that are dabbling in health care services and the largest technology giants.
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Spending most of his career on the Asian MMA circuit, sometimes dabbling in Strikeforce, Kawajiri found a niche in being one of the UFC's key featherweight gatekeepers—beating emerging talent in Sean Soriano and Jason Knight, as well as fellow 145lbs elder statesman Dennis Siver.
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The Listening Room, a regular series of gigs organized by New Delhi promoter Rana Ghose, has been in the spotlight of late, while the city also hosts a different series, called Disquiet, organized by Hemant Sreekumar, who has been dabbling in noise since the 80s.
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The move into public transport also shifts Uber deeper into the territory of rival urban navigator app, Citymapper, which has been dabbling in tie-ups to push shared rides via its own app for a few years — and thus seeking to more directly squeeze Uber.
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For example, Spain's Glovo, which focuses on Southern and Eastern Europe, is working on a "dark supermarkets" model to fuel high-speed local grocery deliveries, while also dabbling in regional expansion on the food delivery front, with a major push (via acquisition) into Poland.
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What this leaves out is that Trump is attacking other Democratic candidates; his rantings and negative ads are unlikely to influence Democratic primary voters who generally detest him; and Biden's leading rivals have amassed far more money than he without dabbling in super PACs.
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Here Bowie was dabbling in role-play (a medium he would retain for years to come) and for a little while he performed exclusively as Ziggy Stardust, who made a final appearance in 1973: David Bowie in his last concert appearance as Ziggy Stardust in 1973.
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In Japan, Hiroyuki Doi enjoyed a successful career as a master chef at some of Tokyo's top restaurants and, in his spare time, began dabbling in art by producing small spot illustrations — simple line drawings of common subjects, like flowers or everyday objects — for assorted publications.
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Ruzwana Bashir, a native of England born to Pakistanti immigrant parents, has said that she was always an explorer, including while studying at Oxford, working in investment banking and private equity at Goldman Sachs and Blackstone and dabbling in the startup world — at Gilt Groupe and Art.
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While Nokia is not getting back into fully fledged smartphone manufacturing itself, which was of course the engine of its business for more than a decade, it's interesting the company thinks it's worth its while dabbling in the low margins IoT (Internet of Things/connected devices) business.
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Johnima, who'd enjoyed some success as a 50s-era Canadian crooner under the name Peter Kelch, had just ditched a corporate record deal for the budding flower-child scene of LA. Kalassu was a local who'd grown up singing at bat mitzahs and dabbling in keyboards.
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Ken Monaghan, who oversees high-yield bonds for the global fund manager Amundi Smith Breeden, says that he is seeing a surge in interest from Asian and European insurance companies and pension funds — many of them conservative clients not known for dabbling in these sorts of securities.
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In the last two decades, legal experts say, the United States Supreme Court has slowly eroded the country's body of corruption laws, shifting the jurisprudential landscape in a manner that has raised the bar when it comes to prosecuting politicians accused of dabbling in dubious behavior.
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And as the more stable political balance of the 1980s and 1990s has given way to the chaos of now, the couple has drawn on the weirdest experiences of their past — the dabbling in conspiracy, the endless PR, connecting people from various parts of their lives.
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Ryden joins a rich tradition of surrealists dabbling in theater work: Salvador Dalí worked on a production of Le Tristan Fou, Dorothy Tanning did the costumes for Balanchine's The Night Shadow, and Ernst and Miró worked on Diaghilev's Romeo et Juliette, just to name a few.
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Recode's Albert Wenger, for instance, has only one provider choice in Manhattan (also known as: no choice at all!), whereas a Londoner like me could pick from BT, Virgin, Sky, TalkTalk, Plusnet, mobile companies dabbling in home broadband like EE and Vodafone, and a smattering of smaller providers.
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The night before the 2014 tech conference, Mr. Kalanick received a call from Mr. Drummond, who said Mr. Brin may raise the possibility of Google's dabbling in the ride-hailing market onstage the next day — a way to monetize autonomous vehicles — according to three people familiar with the conversation.
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Mr. Trump's dabbling in business in the country dates to the Soviet era, when he visited Moscow in 1987 at the invitation of the Soviet ambassador to the United States, Yuri Dubinin, who had mentioned at a lunch in New York that his daughter had admired Trump Tower.
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Released to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the original, there are several modest callbacks to the earlier films, including a too-brief cameo featuring Jeff Goldblum's character, there to deliver a cautionary note -- again -- about the dangers of dabbling in forces beyond our control and altering natural history.
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Well, Sweden's FirstVet is dabbling in both — offering remote video consultations and advice for pet owners wondering if they should worry about their furry friend's latest bout of coughing/sneezing/vomiting, or whether that chocolate bar the dog snarfed when you weren't looking is a cause for real concern.
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But Russia's recent history of revanchism under President Vladimir V. Putin — not just interfering in elections but supporting hard-right nationalist parties in Europe and dabbling in military adventures, like the annexation of Crimea and instigation of war in eastern Ukraine — has forced Germans to confront a new reality.
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Whether you desperately need a new laptop, want to upgrade your crappy old monitor, or feel like dabbling in streaming, this is one of those can't-miss, shouldn't-miss, seriously-don't-sleep-on-this-or-else sort of promotions that we rarely see outside of the holiday season.
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The night before the 2014 tech conference, Mr. Kalanick received a call from Mr. Drummond, who said Mr. Brin might raise the possibility of Google's dabbling in the ride-hailing market onstage the next day — a way to monetize autonomous vehicles — according to three people familiar with the conversation.
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Taking the stage at the Fox Business Network debate in South Carolina, the pair launched almost immediately into a sparring match over who Is less qualified to be president, dabbling in Trump's new Cruz birther theories, and Texas Senator's confusing feelings about "New York values" and 9/11.
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In some respects, the ultimate destination is almost beside the point, since the allure of such a project is the room that it creates for interpretation and debate, and this limited series certainly pulls viewers along from one episode to the next, while dabbling in big ideas about the great unknown.
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This week, Ma's dabbling in politics bore its first fruit as Malaysia's government partnered with his e-commerce firm — and its affiliates Cainiao (logistics), Ant Financial (fintech) and Lazada — to launch a series of initiatives aimed at easing red tape and barriers around cross-border e-commerce in the country.
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Netflix probably doesn't have to worry too much about traditional box office hauls, as Beasts of No Nation made only $91,000 in ticket sales but still won a SAG Award for Idris Elba, was streamed over three million times, and apparently encouraged the platform to keep dabbling in prestigious film projects.
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However, VR isn't where exploration ends for Nickelodeon, they're also dabbling in AR. Nick's new SCREENS UP initiative, first launched at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Sports Awards, allows viewers to hold their mobile devices (or more likely, parent's mobile devices) up to the screen while watching to reveal hidden AR content.
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While Paris has slowly been making her way into the spotlight, it wasn't until this year that the 19-year-old began seriously dabbling in an array of interests, from acting to modeling, as well as offering up revealing anecdotes about her life in her recent interview with Rolling Stone.
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"I will explain all in due course but for now all I want to say is be VERY careful when dabbling in spirituality, it's not something to mess with…" The couple wed in a private ceremony on a boat in the international waters off of Ireland, where the marriage would be legal.
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Life for the farmer's daughter had been relatively unremarkable up till that point, but from then on she would claim to be a prophet and soon after founded a sect called the Children of God, which landed her on the front pages of local newspapers along with accusations of dabbling in witchcraft.
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And you could imagine companies like Amazon — which is already dabbling in providing advice to customers based on what its Echo Look can see — might be interested in providing such services to users across the millions of products that it sells, as well as provide that as a service to third parties.
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He too has spent the last decade dabbling in standup and self-scripted prestige TV projects (in his case, the forgettable Hello Ladies for HBO), but while Gervais' low-key comedy of despair is tailor-made for the small screen, Merchant looks to have found a natural home in popcorn-peddling romps.
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Coca-Cola is also dabbling in favor variations, adding Georgia Peach and California Raspberry to its full-sugar core soda line and launching a "brand rejuvenation" of Diet Coke that includes four new flavors: Diet Coke Ginger Lime, Diet Coke Twisted Mango, Diet Coke Zesty Blood Orange and Diet Coke Feisty Cherry.
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While the logical continuation of that thought for anyone who doesn't work at an ad agency would be that maybe brands should mind their business instead of dabbling in ineffective cultural criticism — that maybe they're not the institutions we should be looking to on these topics at all — they saw an opportunity.
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Trump may have a notoriously short attention span, but one would think that a president who has been accused of dabbling in anti-Semitism and Holocaust denialism might try to make just a tiny bit more effort when it comes to visiting one of the most emotionally and historically symbolic sites to the world's Jews.
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When asked in the CNBC interview about big tech competitors like Apple and Amazon that have made investments in the streaming space, Ek said while they "are formidable companies," Spotify is committed to remaining focused on audio, rather than dabbling in several areas like both those companies do, referencing Apple's work in self-driving cars.
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In those past eight years, on record, Romano has been a tradition-embracing folkie; a country singer whose albums you'd swear were unearthed early 70s gems; a mercurial rock 'n' roll star dabbling in classic 60s pop and technicolor psychedelia; a wild-eyed punk hurricane, launching across sweaty stages kicking and jumping and screaming.
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But rather than finish the program and take part in intensive outpatient sessions, Mr. Weinstein has, for the most part, seemingly whiled away much of his time in Arizona, dabbling in outpatient classes at a related facility and dealing with his legal challenges, said three people who have heard from Mr. Weinstein in recent months.
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David Marcus — who Court backed when he built payments company Zong and eventually sold it to eBay before he went on to become a major mover and shaker at Facebook (and now has the possibly Sisyphean task of building Calibra) — is on the list, but that has not translated into Felix dabbling in cryptocurrency.
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Analyst Gartner, best known for crunching device marketshare data; charting technology hype cycles; and churning out predictive listicles of emergent capabilities at software's cutting edge has now put businesses on watch that as well as dabbling in the usual crop of nascent technologies organizations need to be thinking about wider impacts next year — on both individuals and society.
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A recurring criticism within the negative reviews was that Snyder, who has a cinematic track record of eroticizing masculinity and violence and has been criticized for dabbling in racism in his movie 300, kind of missed the point of all the violence and the critical eye against superheroism that Moore and Gibbons baked into their comic.
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Apple has yet to make any big moves into VR and AR, although it's certainly been dabbling in it, but you can see how all of this could eventually become very useful to a company that has in recent times made a big shift into content and media that are used (and purchased!) for its hardware.
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The cameraCanon has been dabbling in mirrorless cameras for several years, but it feels like it only started taking category seriously in the last year first with the pro-oriented Canon EOS R and now with the RP. Consequently, Canon has felt very late to the mirrorless game, which is dominated by companies like Sony, Panasonic, and Olympus.
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This seven-piece (that's four guitars and a three-piece rhythm section) has come a long way from their local hometown gigs, recently releasing their first self-titled EP. West Thebarton Brothel Party is an impressive debut, managing to retain the genuine spontaneity of a live gig, while dabbling in creative beats and some pretty poignant imagery.
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Be it via the infamous online propaganda-producing Internet Research Agency, the financing of fringe parties in Europe, dabbling in the U.S presidential race or the extension of assistance to Wikileaks, Edward Snowden and other so-called "whistleblowers," Russia's main strategic weight has been shifting away from the conventional and has forced policymakers into uncharted territory.
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While many investors remain convinced that bitcoin is a mania that will end in tears (a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of investors concluded bitcoin was the most crowded trade in the world today) a growing number of better-known figures in finance have gone public to say they are at least dabbling in the area.
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These include such pulse-quickening affairs as the purchase of New Place (the second largest house in Stratford-upon-Avon), the Addenbrooke case (recovering a debt of 6 pounds, plus 4 shillings in damages), the Welcombe enclosures (protecting his property income), the curious acquisition of the Blackfriars Gatehouse and his dabbling in the local malt trade.
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Meromi, now in his mid-40s, is an Israeli born resident of Brooklyn who has taught at Columbia University and Bard — is a seasoned pro on the international art circuit, having exhibited his work all over the place, and emphatically not the pre-schooler dabbling in pipe cleaners that he may appear at first to be.
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But then the 2016 election happened, and after dabbling in political-themed promos throughout the run-up to the election — like funding a Super PAC and creating games to raise funds specifically for anti-Trump and pro-Clinton campaigning — the game-makers are now "back on their bullshit" with their decidedly anti-Trump "Cards Against Humanity Saves America" effort.
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Still, whether it's Hockney's early interest in Whitman and Cavafy, his dabbling in Chinese painting theory or his recent crusade, much debated by art historians, to prove that some old masters furtively used optical devices in their paintings, Cusset never lets her intellectual digressions slow the tempo of her staccato prose, the music of which Fagan's translation faithfully preserves.
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You couldn't just put out a call for unity in the face of creeping fascism, bask in the adulation of your fellow actors, and return to your seat with dignity, there to await the inevitable online backlash from livid conservatives and white supremacists who would, without a hint of irony, condemn you for being a celebrity dabbling in politics.
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Lyft is also been dabbling in bike-share, teaming up with Baltimore's service and reportedly angling to acquire Motivate, the biggest bike-share operator in the US. ("No comment," Zimmer grinned in response to a question about the possible deal.) Its all part of the fierce competition between Uber and Lyft to add more and more transportation services to their platforms.
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Instagram's existing Shoppable Tags feature forces you out to a business' website to make a purchase, unlike the new payments feature Instagram's existing Shoppable Tags feature forces you out to a business' website to make a purchase, unlike the new payments feature Facebook started dabbling in native commerce around 2013, and eventually started rolling out peer-to-peer payments through Messenger.
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""I knew I was trans at 6, but when I started transitioning it wasn't until 16 or 17 when I started dibbling and dabbling in dressing up," Bionka tells PEOPLE, adding she went into being trans wearing baggy clothes because she was "depressed" and "that was all my father would give to me because he had really good relationships with the people from Cross Colours.
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Couldn't be me!) Whatever your personal rationale, there's no better time than now to make the switch from console to PC gaming (or at least start dabbling in both): The 2599-inch version of Lenovo's entry-level Ideapad L340 gaming laptop is on sale on Amazon today for its lowest price in the site's history, and every purchase includes a free game as part of a special Intel promotion.
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Second, it wanted it to be a technical showcase—one of the best looking games on the Xbox One and the PC. After finishing the story mode and dabbling in its online modes, I feel confident in saying that The Coalition achieved both of its stated goals, but the big budget video game market is so competitive these days (especially in the shooter genre) that I'm not so sure that means Gears 4 will earn the critical acclaim the team is hoping for.
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There is also evidence that the Kremlin itself has been dabbling in cryptocurrencies for a while: In July 2018, amid the investigation on Russian influence in the 2016 US presidential election, Robert Mueller indicted 12 agents with the GRU, the Russian military's intelligence arm, some of whom had mined bitcoin in Romania and used it to pay the hackers who stole Hillary Clinton's emails as well as the registration fee for the website where they posted the messages just weeks before election day.
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"As the wellness scene gets more and more mainstream and people are investing a ton of money, time and energy into practices that make you feel good, [when] you go out on the weekend drinking it really shines such a light on the actual after-effects and the actual costs of drinking," said Warrington, who is gearing up to release a book on her experiences dabbling in sobriety, Sober Curious: The Blissful Sleep, Greater Focus, Limitless Presence, and Deep Connection Awaiting Us All On the Other Side of Alcohol.
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Unlike a friend of mine, whose parents, dabbling in Eastern religion in the seventies, each independently decided that they wanted to name a future daughter Lila—pronounced "Lee-lah"—and who, when it came time to name her own children, got Philo from the street her husband grew up on (it's also the name of the inventor of television, the field in which they both work) and Winslow from, of all things, a birthing video (his namesake was a bow-tied septuagenarian obstetrician), I come from a family that is not strong on compelling nomenclature.
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