Those dings aside, though, I really kind of love it.
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Other details like distinctive dings and tears are also noted.
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But there are a few major dings against the property.
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I don't know if you hear the dings in the background?
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Tesla sent customers $70,000 cars with dings, scratches and malfunctioning screens.
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JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon dings Facebook's cryptocurrency Libra, saying it will never happen.
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There might be a few dings in the bumper at the end.
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"Daddy doesn't have money for dents and dings," Shroyer tells his sons.
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It dings China's GDP about 6.5 percent annually, according to RAND Corp. estimates.
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A shuttering Atlanta brokerage firm has two more dings on its regulatory record.
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Take the dings when they come, then keep working, harder, and doing more.
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During the car's inspection, any dings are photographed on the tablet through LaunchPad.
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Maybe my obsession with avoiding scratches and door dings had permeated his subconscious.
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The amFilm Tempered Glass screen protector protects the display from dings and bumps.
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Still, Baccio's departure dings ongoing efforts to get presidential candidates to prioritize cybersecurity.
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Trade war dings factories Manufacturing has emerged as the problem child of the economy.
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"Adam doesn't like them too perfect," Montiel said, giving one of them a few dings.
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The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
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The Instagram stories posted by Ring on Tuesday show that the company aggregates data about the total daily number of doorbell button "dings" in the US. Ring also collects hourly tallies of dings in at least four major cities — Miami, Chicago, Houston, and Los Angeles.
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"We tore them apart, took the glass out, the dings out, and reassembled them," he said.
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I&aposm telling you, if they throw Ring Dings into the mix, that&aposs it, America.
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The toaster dings, so I grab the baguette and spread on a thin layer of chocolate.
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Imagine an airplane skin that self-heals to remove dings and dents, thereby maintaining optimal aerodynamics.
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One of the dings on Google is everyone has the same opinion, but they don't necessarily.
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The dings as my hard hat hits the metal provide a percussion punctuation to the day.
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He&aposs had a couple of other dings and dents but that a pretty substantial one.
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Maybe nobody fixed it because these little dings capture the irony of being Tiger Woods now.
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First, the screen is much more susceptible to scratches and dings than its glass material implies.
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Yeti V Series will wear beautifully, but stainless steel is not immune to dings or dents.
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Despite a few dings in an otherwise powerhouse jobs report, true strength exists in the labor market.
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" This included Justin Rosenstein, who created Facebook's "Like" button and disavowed its "bright dings of pseudo-pleasure.
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To grow, it has to stop buffing out the dings that make things feel familiar and real.
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And as the vibrations buzzed and the dings donged, I only sank deeper into frustration and panic.
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Someone dings a glass, and there is, like, an hour and a half of speeches about love.
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When you spend within your true budget, however, you stop caring about door dings and bumper scrapes.
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Even outside Hong Kong, banks can do without dings to their reputation as they compete for business.
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Renewed essentially means that it works like new, save for a few dings and dents here and there.
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Getting rid of those "dings" and red badges can reduce temptation to pick up the phone, Price says.
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RELATED: Cuban dings Trump on taxes, comments June's statement is not the first time Trump received the credit.
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If I hadn't been so excited by the setup and performance these two dings could have been fatal.
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The timbre of taps, the din of dings, silverware clangs in kitchens, door knocks, knuckle cracks, head scratches.
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It dings your credit score every time you want to borrow money, but it's not a bad thing
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I worry the Cybertruck will be even harder to park — though the tough exterior will help door dings.
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Mr. Kiernan's father, Bob, happily bought the car with all its dings and dents after the movie wrapped.
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Hostess declared bankruptcy in 2012, and it seemed like the end of Twinkies, Ho Hos, and Ring Dings.
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It won't protect the front display from scratches, but it may help the product avoid dings if dropped.
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I've had my Prius for about five years — lots of time to acquire a few dings and scratches.
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Plus, the tough neoprene protects the bottle from the dents and dings that metal water bottles are prone to.
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"Resting guys, more specifically, who might have more dings, that would be No. 1 for me," Maddon told reporters.
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As the two men salute the casket while it's slid into a hearse, my iPhone dings and lights up.
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"There are many options available to make the payment affordable and avoid credit dings and collection costs," Mayotte said.
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Nothing ever stuck, and so I decided that those passing head shots, the little dings, weren't anything at all.
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Eventually, that medical collection dings the patient's credit, staying for as long as seven years, depending on state laws.
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Nor can you do so when surrounded by the beeps and dings and hums of any number of devices.
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The doors could touch each other, it turned out, but again, no dings or scratches at point of contact.
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Actually, I'm not sure you can credit as jokes the mechanical dings that the play spews every 15 seconds.
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When the oven dings I carry the muffin on three napkins, as instructed, to his place at the table.
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The hope stays with him until that bell dings, and he is hit with a wave of disappointment. BUT. BUT.
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At a surf resort in Nicaragua, Smith helped a lanky American named Foster Huntington repair the dings in his board.
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We show all the history, patina and nuance of the watch, whether it's dirt or crud or dings and scratches.
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GLAAD compliments storylines in Popstar, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, and Neighbors 2, but dings the Coen brothers' Hail Caesar!
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Jack dings a lot of the boxes I am looking for in a husband: caring (check), career-oriented (check), handsome (check).
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None has suffered the dings and scratches that can happen to photographs during shipment from venue to venue for an exhibition.
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When the timer dings, employees have to complete a specific cleaning task, like wiping down a cash register or soda station.
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Trump is notoriously sensitive to slights and dings to his image or any sense that his achievements are not being respected.
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The front windshield was pocked with dings and cracked all the way across, and the side pockets were stuffed with maps.
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Yet he's also acknowledged that his trade wars are driving manufacturing elsewhere -- which dings China but doesn't do much for American consumers.
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ING trusts are known as WINGs, DINGs, and NINGs, for the states (Wisconsin, Delaware, and Nevada) in which they're usually set up.
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The only limitation is that the Road Scout will not register parking-lot dings; it only records while the car is running.
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Photo: Uwe BellhäuserIt's easy to shrug off a few dings on your car, but the touchscreen you're staring at all day long?
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Google also has had a history of penalizing publishers that have paywalls, and some think it still dings them in search results.
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It's almost as immediate as a phone call, but not quite ... So many little dings have begun to make the rings obsolete.
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"They're usually doing it when they have debt in collections or other dings that already show up on their report," he said.
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And there have been dings and scratches and cracked windshields, and various things done to bumpers — usually at slow speeds, oddly and thankfully.
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The bad news was that despite having no aesthetic dings, the suspension, transmission, and exhaust of the pizza car were all badly damaged.
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An elevator dings then opens as that well known (from Guitar Hero for a lot of us) riff from Heart's "Barracuda" breaks in.
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My Apple Watch dings that I've met my Move goal and that it's tracked 73 minutes of exercise in the last hour, lol.
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There were a couple of dents and dings in the case, and there's no way I could review this thing as a shipping product.
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Additionally, raise your hand if you've ever had a kid open a door with such force that it dings the car next to you.
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While all of that sounds pretty soapy, there were some major dings against white and male privilege hiding underneath all the perfectly-dressed redheads.
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Dents, dings, holes and gashes pockmark the silvery Liberty Street pedestrian bridge that leads over West Street to Brookfield Place in Battery Park City.
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As a teenager, von Rydingsvard (pronounced REE-dings-vehrd) made his way to Stockholm and then New York and Boston, working at furniture factories.
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The aircraft flew for an hour and 46 minutes before landing near Yuma, Arizona, with only "a few minor, easily-repairable dings," he said.
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Some drivers have complained that the app isn&apost always accurate and dings them for touching their phones even when their trucks are stopped.
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The reputation of iOS security may have taken some dings of late, but it's still one of the most secure consumer operating systems available.
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It was work that came down decidedly in favor of the reuse, recycle, repurpose school of art-making, full of splinters, gouges, cracks, and dings.
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Unless you've applied for credit, you don't have a report — which also means you don't have any "hits" or "dings" to raise a red flag.
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If you want to make your iPhone nearly impervious to dings and dents and cracked screens, one approach is to buy an ultra-thick case.
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Image: CobraIn a world of hidden speed cameras, insurance scams, and daily dents and dings, putting some protection on your dashboard is a prudent move.
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My point being, the Air was able to handle two minor collisions and was no worse for wear, besides a few dings on its propellers.
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On the left handlebar sits a manual timer, the kind you twist to set and that clicks along then dings when the time is up.
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So, prevent your Nintendo Switch Lite from drops, dents, and dings with this 2-in-1 protective case, which features a durable TPU silicone construction.
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But then you look a little closer, and you'll notice a few dings—a pretty normal thing for a laptop that's almost as old as Twitter.
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The statement dings the U.S. under the Obama administration for "refrain[ing] from exercising certain authorities critical to its defense" — including the 85033 Obama executive order.
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What I don't like: the soft plastic is likely to pick up nicks, dings, and indentations from use — and I think fairly normal use, at that.
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" Instead, Trump asserts that the U.S. was in the prime position to negotiate with Iran, and dings Obama for allegedly possessing "absolutely no ability to negotiate.
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The review also dings the intelligence community, which lawmakers argue has not done enough in the wake of the Snowden disclosures to prevent future insider leaks.
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The Property Brothers star took to The Scott Brothers YouTube channel to share an expert home hack that solves a pretty annoying problem: dings in your walls.
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Plate tectonics and erosion have swept most dings, dents, and saucer-shaped depressions neatly away, leaving only the artifacts of bigger collisions—like Meteor Crater in Arizona.
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He'd assisted me before, and was one of the officers who appreciated that I was taking the "dings," as they called mentally ill inmates, out of their territory.
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At work, I actually looked forward to becoming the kind of handsome older woman who dings chimes, talks about holistic wellness, and takes her shoes off at meetings.
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In early 2002, we were a cowed people, but when the first dings of Conversation's cowbell rang across the post 22002/215 landscape we knew we'd be alright.
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All those beeps, susurrations and dings, for instance: You can imagine how effective they will be when Audible records "Proof of Love" for release as an audio play.
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Don't allow your child to recharge their cellphone or laptop in the bedroom, as the dings from incoming messages (and the blue light) can keep waking them up.
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The Oxford report dings Twitter and Facebook for limiting access to their APIs and says that Facebook only shared English-language activity, while Twitter covered activity in many languages.
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" Brett Eldredge ring-a-ding-dings in the holidays in Sinatra-esque fashion, savoring the brass accompaniment to "Winter Wonderland" and "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas.
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Even the web itself won't leave us alone: our browsers are continually bothering us to allow some sites and services to send alerts, adding to the cacophony of dings.
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Read more: A wealth manager dings Tesla, says there's 'absolutely no reason' to own the company's shares right nowTesla did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
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Over a garage on 36th Street in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, a faded sign announced Three Generations Metal Maintenance, with the dings and peeling paint that only generations can confer.
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WATCHDOG REPORT DINGS EPA: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) did not conduct required analyses for a proposed repeal of an Obama-era rule, an internal government watchdog has found.
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Fortunately, this high-density shell charger case offers up 10,000mAh of power on the go, so you can double your playtime while protecting your Switch from drops and dings.
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But in the case of some online accounts – like making your car payment – missing a payment because of this administrative burden can lead to dings on your consumer credit report.
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For example, Section 280E of the U.S. tax code dings businesses engaged in "trafficking in controlled substances" by barring them from getting the deductions or credits available to other businesses.
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So far this year, my borrowed metal has miraculously escaped dings, scrapes, scratches, bangs, backing-up whoopsies, collisions, rear-endings, bent rims, scraped rims, blown tires, and intersection T-bones.
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WATCHDOG DINGS OFFSHORE REGULATOR: A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report is alleging numerous problems at the federal government's offshore drilling regulator, including in its inspection and environmental stewardship programs.
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The constant flux of notifications, updates, and alerts leaves us in a general state of low level alarm, at the whim of strange yet deeply familiar dings, pings, and beeps.
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It simply dings or beeps when the time is up and it's quicker to add or subtract a few minutes by turning a dial or pressing a button or two.
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That makes it more challenging for truck drivers to see that those extra dings have appeared, because it could appear to be a normal fluctuation in one&aposs monthly bill.
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The greatest difficulty with themeless puzzles is finding the balance between liveliness and cleanliness, and we believe we did well, with the only major dings being SSNS and perhaps SAWII.
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Normally, Binsfield dings tenants who are more than five days behind with an 8 percent late fee and if he doesn't see their payment for two weeks, the lawyers get called.
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There are already a couple of minor dings on my unit, but they're minor enough that I didn't see them until our photographer zoomed way in to show them to me.
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The Watch Series 2 gets an 8.1 from technology website CNET, which praises the speed, operating system, display and waterproofing, but dings the battery life and the necessity of the iPhone.
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Rather than using an entirely solid outer, the new Tumi shell is capable of bending and responding to its surroundings, which means it's a bit less susceptible to dings and dents.
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"Putting Carl Sagan in the equation and using real images shot by iPhone users gives the ad authenticity and counters any dings Apple may have with their environmental record," says Yarrow.
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It's designed to give people with dings on their credit histories a chance to have their banking activity considered as well, including how long accounts have been open and evidence of saving.
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Instead of engaging in normal banter with her famous guests, many of her questions revolved around Rosie's own obsessions: All My Children, Ally McBeal, Ring Dings, decoupage, Tom Cruise, and Barbra Streisand.
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I'm in the older camp, with a car that's seen its share of NYC dings, including a passenger-length gouge from scraping against the wall of a parking garage (my fault, sadly).
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Apple gave us the white and silver model to review, and although Apple says the band on the outside is better than surgical-grade stainless steel, mine already has scratches and dings.
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Thus emerged a picture of a unique life cycle where individuals are born fully developed into the discarded bodies of their ancestors, already bearing the dirt and dings of decades on the streets.
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No matter how careful you try to be, it's only a matter of time before your home's drywall accumulates a few dents, dings, and holes that are going to require some home repair.
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But the new standard, reportedly called the UltraFICO Score, is designed to give people with dings on their credit histories a process to have their banking activity factored in as well, the Journal said.
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The railroad-crossing signal dings optimistically (even if no train ever seems to come), helmet-wearing kids do lazy-8's on their dirt bikes, and a wholesome breeze rushes through the healthy trees.
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Fashioned by the design firm Uhuru in its Red Hook, Brooklyn, studio, the 250-pound table is meant to weather over time, acquiring a warmth and patina, and the dings that accompany real life.
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If you find yourself acting like one of Pavlov's dogs every time your smart phone dings, it may be time to unplug and start focusing on what you want your real life to look like.
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The high-fiving and fist-bumping after a speller conquers a hard word, the hugs of consolation when the bell dings someone off the stage – reality show contestants should aspire to this kind of childishness.
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Rosenstein helped to lead development on Facebook's like button, but this year he complained about the psychological effects of social media, and the "bright dings of pseudo-pleasure" that came from friends liking his posts.
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Fond of juxtaposing the concrete with the airy, he assembles a sonic kaleidoscope of varied keyboards: whooshing gusts, plonking shudders, blips and dings and clicks, lushly watery oscillations — echoing, lurid, glowing, pinging with assured solidity.
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All through the summer and fall they had been limiting the number of daily alerts on the assumption that, like them, Wishbone users would be annoyed if they were interrupted by too many pings and dings.
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The senior officer blows his whistle and orders the other cars to squeeze aside enough to let Dad through, and gradually, with only a few minor dings, they are brought to the head of the queue.
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But also, that attachment to their phones may be associated with increased levels of stress, because they think that if they miss a call or miss a text, and if their phone dings at 2 a.m.
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Changing a writhing baby sideways in a plane toilet is akin to wrestling a jellyfish and made all the harder with knocks on the door, seatbelt dings, and the fact you can't really stand up straight.
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Task 4: Damage inspection and repairs During the course of cleaning, you probably noticed if there was any damage caused during the festivities, like dings on the wall and stains on the carpet or the furniture.
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This xylophone-like dinging sometimes misses a beat, or dings incessantly, but even though it's an annoyance, other Delica owners say my husband should be happy his works, as the van is hardly a speed demon.
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Of those first five meetings, one or two "were complete dings" and turned Squad down outright — but Watson made it to partner meetings in the three other meetings, a sign that VCs were seriously considering Squad.
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WINGs, DINGs, NINGs, and thingsThat's especially lucrative because the 2017 tax law doubled the estate and gift tax limits — this year, individuals can give their heirs a tax-free $11.58 million from their estates before their death.
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So if you don't mind a couple of dings on the brushed steel frame or the perverse knowledge that someone else has maybe watched porn on your iPad, why not take a look at these deals here?
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All four motors stopped as intended, however, and the craft landed softly on a gravel surface, resulting in "a few minor, easily repairable dings," which is a much better result than they had the first time around.
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I have it on good authority that the more sane Supreme Court justices all conceal boxes of Ring Dings beneath their robes, which they've offered to share with Clarence Thomas, who has refused, which explains so much.
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The pilot program, called UltraFICO score, is designed to give people with dings on their credit histories a chance to have their banking activity considered as well, including how long accounts have been open and evidence of saving.
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The good news is that almost all of these dings are issues with the app which can (and hopefully will) be fixed via over-the-air software updates, and some may be exclusive to the current Android app.
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If you plan to sell the phone in a few months or years to help fund the latest and greatest model, keeping yours clean now will make sure it stays free of scratches and dings for the long haul.
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The mortgages backed by these new bonds exist outside the strict guidelines of government-backed securitizations, and the borrowers do have some dings on their credit reports, but these loans are fully underwritten, require significant down payments and come fully documented.
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Uber and Lyft have struggled since going public, while Facebook has become a favorite punching bag for politicians thanks to its privacy scandals, but even those dings against Big Tech haven't helped finance's pitch much when trying to lure data-crunchers.
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In Hong Kong, commuters are hopping on the trams known as "ding dings" in their forays, while in countries such as Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, the U.S. State Department has sent tweets warning players to beware of unexploded wartime mines.
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Their speech-simulation abilities, along with their mobility, are helping acculturate us to a future in which public spaces are flooded with digitized and recorded voices on top of all the dings and chimes to which we have grown accustomed.
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TRUMP KICKS OFF G7 SUMMIT WITH DINGS AT CANADA, EUROPE OVER TRADE POLICIES Macron and Trudeau had criticized Trump's tariffs on imports of aluminum and steel into the country, with Macron suggesting that the U.S. could be excluded from a joint statement.
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And since schools aren't exactly forgiving environments for a lent-out device, how well the iPad holds up to drops and dings, and how expensive it is to fix, are bound to be factors in a school's decision on which devices to adopt.
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Make at least the minimum payment on every card or loanWhether you have two sources of debt or five, you should always make the minimum payment on every card or loan to avoid late fees and major dings to your credit report. 6.
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The van punctuates their stilted small talk with automatic ding ding dings — Alex is craving Chick-fil-A, and Daniel needs to over-explain his made-up excuse for why he's filming their ride, something about a drunken driving P.S.A. for school.
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One coat of polish on each hand required a little bit of clean up — I had a few cuticle dings from moving too fast with a new brush — but my right hand actually turned out better than my left, which literally never happens.
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Some of those dings have come from his holiday plans: He and his family spent part of the recent Christmas holidays on a private island in the Bahamas as guests of the Aga Khan, the billionaire philanthropist and spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims.
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They'll block out ambient sounds — 93 percent of low frequency and up to 96 percent of high frequency sound, to be exact — so you can focus on your tasks at hand (and not your co-workers conversations, incoming notification dings or other intrusions).
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We got the husky and his owner, Swagr Man, showing off the $400,000 ride … and it's all fun and games until the crew tries to drive off … that's when the luxury car hits a parking space divider and dings the chromed out rims.
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TRUMP BLASTS &aposRUTHLESS&apos MS-13 IN LONG ISLAND VISIT, DINGS PELOSI FOR &aposTRYING TO DEFEND&apos GANG "When all of our great-great-grandparents came to America they weren't &aposanimals,&apos and these people aren't either," Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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Unlike a screen protector you leave on your smartphone for years, you're supposed to peel off the Belay paint every few months (taking all of the accumulated scratches and dings with it) or there's the chance it might become permanently stuck to wherever it's applied.
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That's not to say there weren't a few dings, but the awkward displays of camaraderie stood out in what's been an otherwise bruising contest — even if it was just the calm before the coming storm of last-minute campaigning before New Hampshire votes on Tuesday.
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Despite those dings (and the fact that you have to reboot the whole thing into Mass Storage Mode when you want to plug it into your computer, which takes a couple minutes), I love this thing and it really saved my bacon once already.
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While Barnett won the bout he took some dings, and while Arlovski lost another one by a rough finish inside the scheduled rounds it was a reminder that he grapples a lot better than his almost entirely striking based offence would have you remember.
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LYDIA AUDIBERT you forgot the greatest, the visionary one, the one that tells of basics and essentials of life I mean "the beasts of the southern wild" MICHIEL JANSEN-DINGS Boyhood: it got a lot of good press, but was only a mediocre film.
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We can take steps to get the best out of tech without letting it get the best of us, like learning to cope with the emotional triggers that drive us to check our devices too much and by removing the pings and dings that don't serve us.
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With the first iteration of the Fold, there were multiple issues that reviewers encountered, like dust getting into the hinge and damaging the display, nicks and dings on the soft plastic, and the accidental removal of a thin display layer that looked like (but was not) a screen protector.
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The outside part of the ear cups is a different material that I would describe as gravelly-looking plastic but not in a bad way, as the first generation MDR-1000X headphones featured leather on the outside of the ear cups that looked nice but was prone to dings and scratches.
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Giving a stranger the keys to my new car was stressful the first few times, but I developed a sanguine attitude towards bumper dings and curbed wheels, realizing that they were just part of car use in a city and not some personal failure to take care of an asset.
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For those two years, the lessee is under a contract to take the best possible care of the car they can — there are penalties for everything from driving too many miles, to skipping an oil change, to any marks or dings larger than a credit card, though these requirements vary by the brand.
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That's right: The healthcare plan—the one that brings coverage to 22 million previously uninsured people and eliminates the low-limit plans that allow Americans to go bankrupt over medical claims—dings the economy far, far less than sleeplessness related to late-night Netflix binges, stress over future medical costs, and who knows what else.
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The best way to protect yourself from being charged for dings and scratches is to take photos of any damage — even small scratches — before you drive off the rental lot, and make sure the rental agent notes them on the agreement, said J. Robert Hunter, director of insurance at the Consumer Federation of America.
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To play through Studiopolis is to be simultaneously rolled back in time to the days of CD's springs-and-dings Wacky Workbench and Collision Chaos stages, while facing up to all-new obstacles, enemies and trajectory-changing interactive elements, such as oddly placed vans that beam Sonic to another part of the level via satellite dishes.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyHere's exactly what it takes to have an excellent credit scoreA hard inquiry dings your credit score every time you want to borrow money, but it's not a bad thingHow to get your credit report for freeHow to request an increase on your credit limit to improve your credit score
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Basically, if you run or help run a Page, Facebook starting Thursday will flag most of the content it removes or dings on a new Page Quality tab:To start, we're including content removed for policies like hate speech, graphic violence, harassment and bullying, and regulated goods, nudity or sexual activity, and support or praise of people and events that are not allowed to be on Facebook.
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Read more:How Tesla could rescue the US motorcycle marketElon Musk says Tesla owners will soon be able to replace their horn with fart and goat noisesNHTSA is investigating a claim that a Tesla software update meant to prevent battery fires hurt the range of some Model S and Model X vehiclesA wealth manager dings Tesla, says there's 'absolutely no reason' to own the company's shares right now
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If you really need to get away from downtown, it's about a 13743-minute drive to the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood, where an afternoon can include dings and pings at the pinball emporium Superelectric (6500 Detroit Avenue); an indie film at the renovated vaudeville-era Capitol Theater (1390 West 65th Street); craft beer and poutine (classic and vegetarian) at Banter (7320 Detroit Avenue) and ice cream (with a separate vegan menu) at Sweet Moses (6800 Detroit Avenue).
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Meanwhile, many of media's technophobic éminences grises, long spooked by anything that dings and therefore feeling pretty smug about the current techlash, now see fit to indulge in and promote their analog fantasies at tedious length in national publications, as if we, the hopelessly hyperconnected hoi polloi, care about cows in the countryside, silent retreats at which tears are cathartically shed, or—please, no—the original off-gridder himself and resurgent icon of the new tech-dystopian dark age, Henry David "Friends Totally Joined Me at the Pond All the Time, Guys" Thoreau.
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