"Diving into carrier services is like diving into an ocean and trying to swim with sharks," said Toni Toikka, chief executive of Alekstra, a research company that studies phone bills.
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Once I get home from work, diving into video games.
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Kelsea Ballerini and Morgan Evans are diving into married life.
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But diving into spreadsheets, business plans and email requires sustenance.
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Today, we're diving into the controversial world of Instagram censorship.
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Before diving into CFIUS, let's start with an illustrative example.
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Before diving into the data, first let's set the stage.
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Other investors are diving into cryptocurrency in a big way.
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Before diving into the meeting content, lay out the agenda.
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Participants spent time diving into the icy Songhua River. Why?
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Geronimo is diving into home life after a long, long wait.
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Diving into TV shows, we looked first for the big hitters.
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This year, I'm really diving into the acting world as well.
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You may be diving into a pool of public health violations.
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Image: Google/NASAI like to imagine diving into Titan's methane lakes.
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He did wind up diving into that scrum, though, albeit late.
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We need to hear a nice story before diving into hell.
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I'm looking forward to diving into the mind of Rene Gallimard.
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Other media companies are diving into virtual reality in other ways.
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Esposito, who likes diving into challenges headfirst, was all for it.
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"We're diving into that deeply," responded Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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But Silverman is no stranger to diving into political waters herself.
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Diving into the ocean is as easy as... riding a scooter.
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New Zealand's government is diving into a discussion of gun control.
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Instead of delving into poll numbers, I'm diving into box scores.
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Diving into the details of server architectures can quickly get overwhelming.
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Before diving into individual investments, you should survey your entire financial situation.
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The Internet Establishment gives you the option of diving into every viewpoint.
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The process of diving into its self-flying capabilities is dead simple.
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There's her Super Bowl performance, which involved her diving into the arena.
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But diving into the numbers, the opposite actually appears to be true.
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But that hasn't stopped entrepreneurs from diving into fertility tech with gusto.
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Those playing a game have consented to diving into that virtual world.
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Diving into the wiki for Blazblue requires a certain kind of courage.
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In fact, the friendly exes are diving into a new venture: producing.
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"He thought it was great," Pharoah says, diving into his best POTUS.
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Park Loharachun, hasn't left the boys' side since diving into the cavern.
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"I can't get the dog," Phung responds before diving into the water.
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Diving into VR on PS4 is continuing to get cheaper and cheaper.
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Opening CHAI's official website is like diving into a unicorn's wet dream.
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Before diving into a raw vegan diet, consider the pros and cons.
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LOS ANGELES — Teen-geared social networking app Wishbone is diving into video.
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Opinion Reflecting on the simple joy we get from diving into water.
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Before diving into those results, I want to make two broader points.
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It all came together by just diving into those photos of Gwen.
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The Fed has shown little interest in diving into Puerto Rico's finances.
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Raymond, apparently there&aposs an explosion of men also diving into plastic surgery.
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Afterward, I take a quick nap to refresh myself before diving into homework.
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Diving into that space feels very daunting because obviously it's a foreign language.
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Before diving into our redesign, it is important to consider some fundamental questions.
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Of course, diving into a whole internet's worth of sales can be daunting.
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Also, weird that he's diving into the water with his shoes on, right!?!
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Nothing is better than diving into a new jar of creamy goodness, lol!
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It's a lot easier than actually diving into what actually makes Grindelwald complex.
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My colleague Dylan Scott has a great piece diving into this question specifically.
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Samsung's chip-making division is diving into the lucrative space of cryptocurrency mining.
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Before diving into how Shaked made this happen, a little background on Bitcoin.
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That's what Fox told me before diving into the product briefing for Duo.
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Others are diving into political and social issues that used to be verboten.
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And UPS is also diving into drone deliveries of medical supplies and samples.
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And corporate treasurers have been burned before after diving into riskier asset classes.
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The bottle's label features an illustration of a woman diving into pink water.
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More recent images from the summer shows young people diving into a river.
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"Billy," diving into the elusive sandwich. Chicken. Brioche. Pickles. New. Sandwich. Popeyes. Nationwide.
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Then his schedule had him diving into award season here in the states.
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Start diving into real-world projects that will help you down the line.
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Diving into this controversy, The Daily News asked others if they were nappers.
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Diving into the physics and chemistry of microwaves indicates that's just not true.
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Besides the stock market rally, hedge funds have been diving into European-focused strategies.
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He said he began as a substitute before diving into teaching history full time.
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BST on Facebook Live where we'll be diving into the benefits of impact investment.
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The actress says she enjoyed diving into a perspective so different from her own.
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Nothing beat diving into the cool water after returning from a two-hour hike.
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Subscribe to Trending, Business Insider's weekly newsletter diving into the tech industry's biggest stories.
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Along with diving into work, Affleck has been adjusting to his newly single life.
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Microsoft is also diving into FPGA as a potential approach for machine learning problems.
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Meanwhile, rivals are diving into the same space, offering their own augmented reality products.
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"We're literally diving into the unknown, entering a new zone for science," O'Rourke said.
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Today we're diving into Noisey's list of the 100 best albums of the year.
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Villagers have been kidnapped, and rescue requires diving into an underground labyrinth with... secrets.
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It's easy to be cynical about two cybersecurity veterans diving into the consumer world.
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Massachusetts is just one of the states diving into how Facebook protects user data.
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After diving into this month's choice, I'm a big fan of this exclusive feature.
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Biden would spread his knees and pitch forward, as if diving into the data.
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Lauren recommends diving into season 3 of GLOW, which just became available on Netflix.
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It is safe to say he felt just fine diving into the next round.
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In the summer, she swam in public pools, expertly diving into the deep end.
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In September, Erin opened up to PEOPLE about diving into the wedding planning process.
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Lately I have been diving into many lovely memoirs, then I discovered Mary Oliver.
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The Supreme Court is wasting no time diving into the thick of 2020 politics.
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It closes with Mira, a robust toddler, diving into a pit of foam blocks.
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You can understand a lot about the moviemaking process by diving into one scene.
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The savviest discretionary managers are diving into the private markets to boost their returns.
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That meant diving into work on several bills with Democrats that most Republicans hated.
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Diving into why it happened Authorities have not determined a motive for the attack.
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After all, you might be safer diving into water than an expanse of sand.
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It felt like diving into a pool and not knowing where the surface was.
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This helps them avoid diving into debt when things don't go according to plan.
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And, Mr. Chairman, this is my question as we continue diving into this I.G. report.
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Some of our favorite celebs are working up a sweat before diving into Thanksgiving dinner.
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Just last month, Verizon bought Yahoo for $4.8 billion, diving into digital media and advertising.
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I was getting curious about music, and turned to diving into my parents' CD collection.
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He recommended diving into more cyclical areas rather than relying on U.S. dividend-yielding stocks.
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Before diving into the camera system, let's talk about the overall feel of the device.
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It rearranges the metaphorical silverware rather than diving into the main meat of the story.
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On Wednesday, Entertainment Weekly exclusively announced that Viall is diving into the male grooming business.
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Diving into that subject would have turned an already terrible energy speech into a farce.
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So is Adrienne Rich's "Diving Into the Wreck," an inspirational text for the women's movement.
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This wasn't a carefully rehearsed photo — I snapped it quickly before diving into my lunch.
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It rocked back and forth, filled with slippery children screeching and diving into the water.
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In 1973, Margaret Atwood reviewed Rich's collection "Diving Into the Wreck" for the Book Review.
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If you're really diving into that and reckoning with all of that, it is existential.
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This isn't always a good thing; it can feel like diving into a black hole.
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Jimmy Kimmel says he knows why they're diving into the storm: Phones are to blame.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters Breakingviews) - Wall Street is diving into climate risk - with the exception of water.
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Casper is diving into other product categories, including potentially building its own sleep apnea machine.
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Navigating popular dating apps while trans can often feel like diving into shark-infested waters.
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Ozzie Albies sparked the winning rally by diving into third with a one-out triple.
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This can result from diving into the water or entering the water from a water slide.
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This week we're diving into the pop culture we love that society tells us we shouldn't.
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Nowadays, however, athletes are more frequently diving into the deep end with the businesses they endorse.
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Ariana Grande is diving into work after calling off her months-long engagement to Pete Davidson.
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In the host city of Sochi, fans join Russian vacationers in diving into the Black Sea.
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COE is diving into the public market at a time when U.S. companies are steering clear.
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The musician and Lopez took turns diving into the Hoyo Azul natural spring in Punta Cana.
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Whatever their relationship status, we hope she keeps Harris from diving into today's Kimye-Taylor mess.
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"No," Sanders said quickly, before diving into a topic he actually enjoys talking about: Pope Francis.
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According to Deadline, Jenkins started off by diving into his story of becoming an acclaimed director.
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For the last episode of our video series Workflow, we're diving into our video-making process.
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The show just so happened to air as Kim was diving into the live video game.
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The things I'm diving into now, which I wish I could talk about, are so crazy.
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Diving into healthy eating feels pretty easy during the first couple weeks of the new year.
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Here are five things to know before diving into the campy, twisted world of Rocky Horror.
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But so far, this hasn't stopped Netflix from diving into the world of reality competition shows.
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And which one is great for diving into the Jordan Peele reboot on CBS All Access?
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It was also a "high level" call, with the President not diving into specific policy details.
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But his key to the U.S. economy is diving into "simple data" like weekly jobless claims.
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That's market health is a critical precursor to big banks and traditional investors diving into crypto.
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"We started diving into what makes a brand," said Mikael Hed, executive chairman of Rovio Animation.
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But, in keeping with a long career of diving into thorny political conflicts, he rebuked Mrs.
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To a bookworm, there is no greater pleasure in life than diving into a good book.
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Even before they started playing we were slamming into each other and diving into the audience.
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Don't get the wrong idea: We're not here to deter you from diving into fantastical color.
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Venice, for example, has an #EnjoyRespectVenezia campaign listing the finable offenses, including diving into the canals.
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Trilobites Yes, researchers in Minnesota have recorded wolves diving into a stream to grab a meal.
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After graduating, she plans to work for a year instead of diving into a master's program.
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Summer Books Preview The Times's critics on what they look forward to diving into this summer.
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He upholds the legacy of his mentor, Dr. Billy Taylor, while diving into his own pursuits.
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So I like diving into those just because I never get tired of thinking about time.
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Before diving into the OnePlus 7T, it&aposs important to clarify OnePlus&apos confusing product lineup.
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Before diving into the current outbreak more deeply, let's pause for a quick backgrounder on Ebola.
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Does all this talk make you wish you were diving into some great sci-fi right now?
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Justin and Hailey are trying to enjoy the excitement of engagement before fully diving into wedding planning.
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When we talked in January, Khosrowshahi admitted that he was only just diving into Uber's product strategy.
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With her divorce finally behind her, it looks like Amber Heard is diving into her work, literally.
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But it's worth it to ensure that you're in a financially sound place before diving into homeownership.
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The makeup mogul just announced that she's diving into skin care with the launch of Kylie Skin.
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Before diving into how I came up with this number, there are a few things to note.
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One is a sitcom, it's three jokes a page… You're not diving into too much real emotion.
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Those are important concerns, and they're also the issues Rendall didn't spend too much time diving into.
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As graduation season approaches, many young people are polishing their resumes and diving into the job market.
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The smaller Simon & Schuster prudently waited a few years before diving into the burgeoning conservative-imprint field.
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It is also diving into Main Street banking, an area where it never previously had significant operations.
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Rescue robots could be incredibly useful tools in the future, diving into situations too dangerous for humans.
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Take the guy who narrowly escaped death last Sunday after diving into crocodile-infested waters in Queensland.
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The next Hearthstone adventure may be diving into the exotic, dinosaur-filled zone known as Un'Goro Crater.
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I found my answers by diving into the place where fans dwell the most: in the mentions.
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Nothing feels more liberating than diving into a cold, vast ocean — but please, look before you leap.
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The 17-meter light sculpture shows an illuminated figure diving into the water with an enormous splash.
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He also shared a video of himself diving into ocean as the sun set on the horizon.
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If you're diving into the sea, you get a good run up and dive some way out.
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And, of course, getting organized before diving into a new week's worth of work is hugely important.
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Most importantly, I'm looking forward to diving into one of the many innovative learning experiences Stern offers.
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The iPhone maker revealed it's now diving into news subscriptions, original video content, and even credit cards.
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I spent a little time diving into the history of presidential elections for my column this week.
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I've been diving into books and texts on the history here, but the context remains incredibly foreign.
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Listening to it felt like diving into a double page spread in a copy of National Geographic.
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There is, however, a common thread: Ms. Tharp is diving into her past to fuel her present.
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Dear Shauna, People who devoured comic books as kids have the edge when diving into graphic literature.
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In her poem "Diving Into the Wreck," Adrienne Rich describes a narrator descending to reclaim lost stories.
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The court is diving into these polarizing issues quickly and will keep doing so until next summer.
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Charles says he wanted to challenge himself with the series by actually diving into the tough stuff.
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That textural sense is fitting, since diving into a private swimming pool is a very aspirational idea.
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He hadn't even finished the first song, "Arcarsenal" from "Relationship of Command," before diving into the audience.
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Check out the clip, and you'll get a better idea of what he's diving into this weekend.
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It feels like Timeless is glancing at a ton of interesting ideas without actually diving into them.
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We're diving into major plot details for "Captain America: Civil War," so read at your own risk!
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The video, obtained by PEOPLE, does, indeed, show Rodriguez diving into the passenger side window of the vehicle.
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The book takes readers through the dos and don'ts, as well as diving into the reasons behind them.
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He also checks out their social media, diving into their life to glean as much information as possible.
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The stories are insightful, funny, and imaginative, diving into the ways humans might invite technology into their relationships.
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Why do you consider that to be the best advice after diving into so much data and papers?
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If we fear the passage of time, what better way to deny it than diving into that quicksand?
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Ramona also pantomimed diving into Bethenny's vagina and attempted to slut-shame her co-star in various ways.
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Diving into your spiritual practice and connecting with your shadow self is a major theme this month, Aquarius.
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We know you're looking for that one rare brick, but please refrain from diving into the LEGO pool.
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" And diving into the dominant news of the day, she said: "I'm surprised I'm up here at all.
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Adrenaline junkies love nothing more than jumping off cliffs, hurtling down steep inclines, and diving into deep water.
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That's why it's important to be in the right frame of mind, especially before diving into deep work.
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But it's worth it to ensure that you're in a financially sound place before diving into home ownership.
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The firm first began really diving into private tech investing in the wake of the dot-com bubble.
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Every person is a messy tangle of contradictions, and The Carmichael Show isn't scared of diving into them.
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Work-Bench is not seeing it in such simple terms, of course, diving into each area in detail.
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A shop video showed several people diving into a convenience store as the car raced along the footpath.
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The 30-year-old singer also talked about the new chapter he and his wife are diving into.
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The Russians, like the American military in Iraq after the 2003 invasion, are diving into tangled local politics.
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If you're thinking about diving into Hilton Honors and considering this credit card, keep reading to learn more.
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Rather than diving into health care, as CVS did, Walgreens doubled down on real estate and international expansion.
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It's not that there's not new ways of diving into this universe and making content that will connect.
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Perhaps more importantly though, spend some time getting contract design right before diving into these types of agreements.
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Heart-wrenching though it may be, diving into certain waters requires reckoning with the creatures in those depths.
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They may have been born into one monoculture, but they've made a life calling of diving into others.
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Remember how you watched Dickinson on Apple TV+ and then thought about diving into some of her poetry?
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The first thing you have to remember when diving into digital marketing is that it's a long game.
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Unlike Europe, the U.S. also continues to enforce multiple additional sanctions preventing American companies from diving into Tehran.
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We were diving into new territory, exploring how we would create our own traditions in this new constellation.
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It feels strange for a show to be audaciously pulpy while occasionally diving into the sober and somber.
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Stardew is a great example of how, often, it's better to wait a bit before diving into a game.
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Ma required diving into the deep end in a way perhaps not even acting school could have prepared her.
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LISTEN FIRST, THEN SPEAK Let the introducer give you some background info on the client before diving into business.
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So I dove into that dugout and I literally was like diving into a swimming pool with no water.
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The art world is already diving into pumpkin spice season with its regular onslaught of fairs, exhibitions, and events.
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Since splitting from Jennifer Garner in June after 10 years of marriage, Affleck, 43, has been diving into work.
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We're looking forward to diving into even more of the old, outdated, but oddly charming technology that surrounds us.
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Since calling it quits with Miré after nearly two years of dating, Efron, 28, has been diving into work.
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One is pushing another child into the water, another is running and a third seemingly diving into the pool.
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"I spend probably as much time thinking about or diving into watches as I do anything else," he added.
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She's also diving into the non-medicated skin care prep side of things with skin moisturizers, lotions and creams.
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Black Mirror is diving into the trend of '80s nostalgia, but these aren't the childhood pixel games you remember.
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It gives you easy access to the SIM card and microSD slot when you're not diving into the dreck.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is once again diving into some painful memories about her family growing up, specifically her father.
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In the first half, Vane and its sloppy flight mechanics left me repeatedly diving into the sand, beak-first.
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This spring, Syfy is diving into Superman's home planet ... years before he was even a twinkle in Lara's eye.
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We're diving into some of the best wet makeouts in movie history to make the transition that much easier.
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Spotify is diving into '80s nostalgia on the back of a furry, wingless dragon with its latest ad campaign.
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Then it will have to persuade gamers that a more social experience is worth diving into a new platform.
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A few months ago, I split my head open at a work retreat while diving into our hotel pool.
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I wanted to do my own maternity shopping and familiarize myself with the market before diving into the category.
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Here's everything you need to remember from the first two seasons of Stranger Things before diving into the third.
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After a couple of years at Harvard there was the possibility of diving into the business and banking world.
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Adrien Broner trying to steal Jim Gray's mic and then diving into pure ignorance is an all-timer pic.twitter.
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I've actually thought about diving into politics, but I decided I could be more effective doing what I'm doing.
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The audacity of stripping yourself bare and stage-diving into unknown hands, in an unknown land, is heady tonic.
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"Don't worry, kids!" he would call out as he went diving into the bushes to avoid an inky kitten.
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For its third season, You're the Worst is diving into the exact thing its characters fear the most: commitment.
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We are swan-diving into home-cooking season, one of the best times of year to just stay in.
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We've listed them from oldest to newest, the last drama-free moment you'll get before diving into the wringer.
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For anyone who's unsure of meditation or skeptical of its impact, diving into something advanced could turn them away.
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"I'm grateful for that initial conversation with Nevada, so we're diving into this sooner rather than later," she said.
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The stories are insightful, funny, and imaginative, diving into the ways humans might invite technology into their relationships. —A.
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Diving into more localized tallies, the top 20 ZIP codes for reported donations by individuals were all in Texas.
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"When you dive into the sea, you are diving into the origin of us all," Godfrey-Smith writes. Ancient.
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The former Panther found a crease, cut to the left sideline and sprinted until diving into the end zone.
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The exterior was rundown, and he was reluctant "to be diving into that type of a project," he said.
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Guide to Games is Waypoint's weekly short video series diving into a game we love, detest, or find fascinating.
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Sadly, this does not mean you will be diving into a pool of gold coins—but you're getting there!
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Diving into the pool of YouTube comments can be a strange experience.
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What I did do was play a shitload of The Witcher 3, diving into the game's wonderful expansion packs.
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Diapers are the kind of thing people love to buy from Amazon, but it's like diving into a war zone.
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Then the movie flashes back, diving into the scene with Stella's two friends, Camila (Cecilia Leal) and Mya (Trina LaFargue).
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Of course one Facebook researcher's work in this field doesn't mean that the company is diving into mapping and addresses.
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Going into the entertainment industry felt like diving into shark-infested waters with a chum bucket strapped to my back.
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After all, when you're diving into the genre of true crime, the most important part is that it's, well, true.
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As a cheap imitation, I'd take a plastic spoon to my sugar-bomb Frappuccinos, diving into the whipped cream first.
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Gareth Evans, who wrote and directed the brutal Raid series is deep diving into cults with Netflix's supernatural noir, Apostle.
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But at the Atlantic, Annie Lowrey provides a corrective to this narrative, diving into the real risks of marijuana addiction.
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The cameras locked on the hiker's helmets — a hint that we could be diving into yet another new doc series.
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But because conventional jobs don't usually fall into the category of "dream job" anyway, we're diving into some unconventional occupations.
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Davis was hurt diving into the stands to stop a ball from going out of bounds on the defensive end.
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Here are the 26.95 books I found, all worth revisiting or diving into for the first time this Pride Month.
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This Is Us returned last night for an emotional flashback episode, diving into Jack's history and his time in Vietnam.
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"If you had only swimwear, Daesh (Islamic State) would whip you," said Wael Abdullah, 12, before diving into a pool.
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An 18-year-old was left paralyzed after diving into his grandmother's four-foot deep pool and hitting his head.
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" As for what to expect this season, Chlumsky told us that they're "really diving into what makes our characters tick.
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Daisy Ridley is seen diving into a large swimming pool, while a camera follows other figures down in the depths.
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The researchers who found the bug put together a detailed website and wrote a white paper diving into their discoveries.
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Did you learn how to read the cards by diving into urban history or solely by by studying their aesthetic?
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"I spend probably as much time thinking about or diving into watches as I do anything else," the singer says.
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If you want to explore this underrated operating system, this bundle will have you diving into the basics of Linux.
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I felt so proud of my diving into pleasure, my success at being more present, my feeling in my body.
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Clinton continually tried to make her opponent appear less versed on policy nuances, frequently diving into in-depth policy issues.
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She also recommends diving into Tomi Adeyemi's Children of Blood and Bone as well as Barracoon by Zora Neal Hurston.
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In the new trailer, Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is seen once again diving into what looks like the Upside Down.
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Trucks ripped through trenches, slinging sludge at those fans who weren't already diving into mud puddles of their own volition.
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To hear ourselves, we sometimes have to flee ourselves, diving into silence until we're uncomfortably alone with the noise within.
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Every week, producers spend hours hunting for the perfect tape, diving into old archives, watching congressional hearings on C-Span.
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We want to avoid diving into something headfirst; that might be why we're in this situation in the first place.
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But empathy is about diving into other people's sadness, and there's just not much space for that on social media.
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It's worth diving into some of the specifics of what Nate and Kevin found: • Democrats on Twitter are more liberal.
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He's learning to feel comfortable in the water, blowing bubbles, ducking his head under, sort of diving into your arms.
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Instead of diving into a series of awkward conversations with your family, just use a simple DNA test kit instead.
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Thus diving into her life's work feels like a feat of cartography as much as an opportunity for art critique.
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For his latest project, "Sephirothic Flower: Diving Into the Unknown," Mr. Azuma turned his gaze downward, to the ocean floor.
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She sparkles most when diving into evolutionary anthropology to make sense of long-term patterns in cultural tightness and looseness.
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But after diving into the relief effort, he realized that food and cooking would be integral to rebuilding the island.
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The answer to that question requires diving into each chapter of Allen's complicated family history and the allegations against him.
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So I did the "hard" work of deep diving into as many events I could cram in to a few days.
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So instead of diving into the radial menu for your favorite voice line, you'll be able to simply press a button.
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German media giant Hubert Burda is diving into Southeast Asia's startup ecosystem after its investment arm opened an office in Singapore.
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They accomplish this by diving into both the shallow and deep aspects of a relationship without forcing people to self-evaluate.
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I end up diving into setting up a local server and playing with Grav (a modern flat-file CMS) a bit.
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It's going to happen, and probably sooner than you think, but Netflix has no apparent intention of diving into that space.
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For one, getting to photos stored in other apps used to require diving into a menu, so this saves a step.
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Digging through my Facebook photos was like diving into a treasure trove of happy memories I wouldn't dream of posting today.
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And I think that's something I'm looking forward to really diving into, in my role as Executive Chairman, amongst other things.
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AppleApple, a company that makes pretty good phones and computers, is diving into the world of original content for some reason.
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Queer Eye's Karamo Brown is diving into a difficult time in his own life in order to inspire followers and fans.
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"It's exciting to be diving into this project with such passionate and prolific producers," said Jennifer Salke, president of NBC Entertainment.
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Image: ScreenshotIncidentally, there's a quick way to quickly mute notifications without diving into settings—just launch a window in incognito mode.
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And what are the safety and ethical questions we have to ask ourselves when diving into this new world needle first?
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If you've ever dreamed of diving into a seemingly endless mountain of cash like Scrooge McDuck, now might be your chance.
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I make tea, put my lunch in the fridge, and finish up some ongoing tasks before diving into my big project.
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But there are a lot of really interesting little nuances, and I certainly learned a lot in diving into this issue.
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Originally from Brooklyn, Dev earned his B.S. in Civil Engineering from Stanford University before diving into the world of technology startups.
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In diving into relatively calm and predictable waters, the FCC's misguided proposal threatens to disrupt a thriving marketplace, impacting future innovation.
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As Keane told me when his film, Duet, launched in 2014, the technology represents a new "creative garden" worth diving into.
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There could hardly be a better time for starting a meditation practice, doing community service, or diving into an art project.
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While attention is trained on drug manufacturers, policymakers diving into solutions are uncovering the hard facts driving rising prescription drug costs.
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He was diving into first base on a pickoff attempt, not on Brad Miller's error (which is how he reached first).
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Before diving into the nitty gritty of what worked and what didn't, however, let me explain the limits of the experiment.
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"I overcame this challenge by diving into the networks of the school's clubs, particularly the Military-in-Business Club," said Dearden.
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Before diving into the big-picture questions on which your book focuses, I have to ask you about Trump's immigration ban.
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I had a tough time diving into these clues; many were not in what I could have sworn were my wheelhouses.
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He has spent time with workers at the medical examiner's office, diving into files and going on ride-alongs with coroners.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — How do you solve an acrostic, if this is your first time diving into one of these puzzles?
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"We want the strike to be a surprise...and so there is no interest in diving into the details," he said.
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I kept leaping on his back, and he would cart me around, diving into the waves as I squealed with delight.
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ET. That gives viewers about a month break following Peter Weber's season finale before diving into the new series on Mondays.
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Before diving into the details of this bad faith proposal, let's establish a few things about these "negotiators" and their strategy.
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My goodness — Trump is now diving into conspiracy theories about Ilhan Omar's marital status he read on a right-wing blog.
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In his announcement speech at the White House on Monday night, Kavanaugh indicated he would be diving into that process immediately.
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Every time I got a new comic or video game as a kid, I cleaned my room before diving into it.
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Buzzfeed's Senior Culture Writer, Bim Adewunmi published an amazing opinion piece on Wednesday, diving into the racial politics of "fuckability" in Hollywood.
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The series eventually expands beyond Prairie, specifically diving into the concept of near death experiences, challenging concepts of science, spirituality, and philosophy.
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Diving into the numbers, the researchers found evidence the iPhone 6, 6S, and 7 would run at throttled speeds in some conditions.
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If you're thinking about a change, you might want to consider diving into the industry changing everything about the way we live.
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Quarterback Matt McGloin led the way for the Guardians on their first drive, diving into the end zone on a quarterback sneak.
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I try not to feel guilty for bingeing shows on Netflix and Hulu or deep-diving into YouTube clickbait holes for escape.
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After three weeks of diving into our archives for our Unpublished Black History project, we're asking you to share your own photos.
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My hope, however, is that this season ends up having been setup for what the show is really interesting in diving into.
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Luckily, the aircraft managed to fly back up in time to avoid diving into the ocean, but eight Navy sailors were injured.
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So far, at around 10:40 PM EDT when I wrote this post, iFixit had just started diving into the iPhone 8.
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Once I finally discovered the secrets of the internet, I was deep-diving into as many series as I could possibly find.
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He even tried to reverse-engineer things to figure out where they went wrong, diving into page after page of IRS rules.
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Davis banged his knee on a chair while diving into the stands to save a loose ball late in the first quarter.
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The Hawkeye's pilots showed real Top Gun spirit in saving their plane from nose-diving into the ocean after the failed landing.
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And we'll be clocking in around 75 degrees, before diving into a weekend of highs in the 80s and sunshine all around.
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BuzzFeed's John Paczkowski has a big story diving into Apple's decision to kill the headphone jack, which is definitely worth a read.
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Each year, young men participate in a ritual, diving into a river to retrieve a little wooden cross thrown by a priest.
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"Infinite Warfare" was an even bigger departure from the older "Call of Duty" games, fully diving into a future sci-fi premise.
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They double as instruments of destruction, diving into crowds, fistfighting each other, or growling and convulsing like a couple of punks possessed.
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Today, we run through the headlines before diving into the dark world of AI-generated fake porn and its potentially harmful implications.
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Every week, Vox Culture is diving into an episode of HBO's The Leftovers, which is currently airing its third and final season.
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Before diving into the tragic story of Justin's heroin addiction, here's a quick recap of what happened to him in season 1.
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Soon she was not simply reporting on the situation but diving into it, headlining counterdemonstrations and making political connections for the activists.
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Converting required months of preparation, diving into the abundance of rituals and traditions of Catholicism and the theology that underpins it all.
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I knew — not surmised — a couple of long entries, something that always fills me with confidence when diving into one of these.
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Then there will be a sprint through a primary in South Carolina and a caucus in Nevada before diving into Super Tuesday.
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Down the stretch, Fultz was once again in attack mode, diving into the paint — and at James again — for some tough finishes.
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We see a lot of implicit assumptions being made off headlines, off short videos; they're not diving into who is sharing content.
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She's also the sort of fearless performer who doesn't shy away from occasionally stage-diving into the arms of her adoring fans.
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By this point, you probably know that I looove trying new things, running little experiments, and diving into challenges of all sorts.
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Returning from a two-week recess, Congress is once again diving into the brinksmanship politics of the federal budget and healthcare legislation.
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Before diving into what could go wrong — and right — as President Trump looks to rework Nafta, it's worth starting with the basics.
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De Vries has come up with some estimates by diving into data made available on a coal-powered Bitcoin mine in Mongolia.
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Before diving into HyTech's products, it's worth explaining why affordable hydrogen is such a tantalizing prospect for those concerned with sustainable energy.
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Taylor Swift, Snake Queen and Mother of Cats, might be diving into the divisive world of U.S. politics on her seventh studio album.
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He wiped his rounded features to clear them of expression, composed himself, and looked down with a movement like diving into a pool.
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The camera roams through the room throughout, settling on faces in the crowd, almost entirely black faces, and occasionally diving into the choir.
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But given how they're selling like hot cakes, you'd think its creator would be diving into mounds of gold coins like Scrooge McDuck.
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But more recently it has been diving into a variety of financial services businesses, ranging from mortgages to an in-house hedge fund.
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On November 8, they're diving into the American political process just in time to have their voices heard in this historic presidential election.
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By the end of the day, we were exhausted from diving into the ocean and so ready to dive deeper into our relationship.
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Ahead, we're diving into the theories about what happened to the Roanoke colonists, and what we do know from archaeologists' and historians' research.
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Efron took to Twitter to share the clip, which has plenty of action, including the actor diving into the ocean from a motorcycle.
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Palace sources tell us Meghan's future royal status won't prevent her from diving into her own business once she's married to Prince Harry.
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Other examples of U.S firms diving into European startups include Obvious Ventures' recent investment in the Bayern, Germany-based jet company Lilium Aviation.
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Yet we'd recommend diving into the settings on the default camera app because there's usually a ton of options to play around with.
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Warm up your warp drive and grab some travel snacks, because we're diving into deep space to the earliest days of the universe.
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Diving into research and production of smart gun technology doesn't make sense for manufacturers who don't think the guns will sell very well.
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The poem began with Paul recounting the day they first met, suggesting something intimate happened between the two, before diving into their relationship.
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We'll also be diving into startup life itself, asking if a work life balance can ever exist, and what exactly is "cultural fit"?
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Clinton lost to Barack Obama, she surprised the nation again by accepting the position of secretary of state and diving into diplomatic work.
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But then, just as everything seems to be diving into darkness and gloom, Williams describes the recovering wetlands of the Mississippi River Delta.
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Caroline: Hey, I'm Caroline, and I'm up to try anything, from interesting beauty treatments to more daring activities like diving into swimming holes.
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He's also diving into the business world through his own Silicon Valley-based start-up, the Durant Company, which he founded in 2016.
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But we're also met by laughter and people saying hello, and kids really diving into the food being put in front of them.
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Stop driving himself everywhere, diving into crowds in one-stoplight towns, relying on his phone and social media to get out the word?
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But you had time to do that because you're not wasting it looking for things or diving into an article that doesn't deliver.
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He's a scuba artist, deep-diving into Ocean's art and emerging with little bits of treasure, which he delivers in a congested monotone.
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The process started when she began diving into cookbooks across different periods for recipes for the dish, some of which dated back centuries.
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Mr. Habeck, 49, the party co-leader from Germany's northern seaside, celebrated the recent election successes by diving into a crowd of supporters.
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There were droves on bicycles riding high streets, state highways, endless dirt roads; people walking in cool forests, climbing boulders, diving into lakes.
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What would keep Amazon from diving into the business of delivering prepared meals, or even meal kits like the ones Blue Apron offers?
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Mr. Cussler also connected with readers by turning his love for scuba diving into an oceanic lifestyle that paralleled and validated his superhero.
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As announced this week by VIBE, a new television series called All Screwed Up is diving into the inspiring genius of DJ Screw.
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Mac explained that the bureau cracked down on predatory lenders, before diving into Warren's upbringing in Oklahoma and her family's brush with bankruptcy.
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Its author, Rachel Aspden, first moved to Egypt from England in 2003, diving into a culture that she clearly loved on first sight.
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Sports media startup Overtime is diving into esports as it looks to expand its Gen Z audience and ultimately become the next ESPN.
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BoJack has spent six seasons betraying friends, victimizing women and diving into a bottle whenever his latest self-improvement kick proves too difficult.
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In that film, I often hid my head in my hands, unable to watch scenes about dead babies and diving into gruesome lavatories.
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The unveiling comes at a time in which more automakers have been diving into the idea and production of fully-electric semi-trucks.
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However, on Fridays it converts into a food festival, diving into the food cultures of far-off lands such as Korea or Mexico.
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Whether you&aposre a smart home enthusiast or just diving into the scene, you should be able to find a deal worth considering.
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Before diving into the comparative benefits of each camp, it's worth acknowledging that any kind of pet ownership can offer substantial health gains.
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We can dip our toes into Branded Worlds whenever we like, in between diving into them at a movie theater or serious bingewatching session.
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They started researching Japanese horror films, diving into scientific journals about insomnia, and reading through multiple versions of Anna Karenina, including a Japanese translation.
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But Mr Gorsuch is diving into the job at an unusual time: days before the final two weeks of oral arguments of the term.
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There's undeniable physical comedy involved in holding painful, tense eye contact with someone you love and then turning around and diving into the ocean.
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Before diving into the emotional documentary later this month, we're taking a look back at the actor's most memorable film roles through his career.
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Meanwhile, Yuan himself was even diving into customer service in some cases, by personally responding over email to customers thinking about leaving the product.
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I am able to work on my own things, and through her, I have connections to the world that I'm interested in diving into.
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Now, Lush is diving into an effort to clean up the ocean by transforming plastic found polluting the water into packaging for its products.
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When I started diving into the Mac menubar for these apps, all the classic Mac File and Edit and View menu options were there.
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In doing so, the company would build authenticity into its product, perhaps making the Twitter experience a little less like diving into a screamfest.
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It's a lot to choose from, and that's without diving into the food options, full bar, private VR / karaoke cabanas, or the robot bartender.
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When she leaps off a building ledge and ends up diving into water, it's explicitly clear this was about to get even deeper visually.
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This is a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) based approach, where diving into the "why" of your thoughts and fears can help change your behaviors.
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"If I'm going to go for it, I'm going to go for it all," Saint John told TechCrunch about diving into work at Uber.
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The more I thought about it, the more I began to see these experiences, of diving into the unknown, for what they really were.
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Teixeira made his return as a late-inning replacement for Ackley, who jammed his right shoulder diving into first base on a pickoff attempt.
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And if you don't feel like diving into that connection, you can just pick your favorite and work it into your Sunday morning rotation.
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Then become savvy enough on contemporary issues to understand and evaluate the validity and sincerity of opposing arguments before diving into a controversy headfirst.
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Tannehill ran up the middle on a quarterback draw out of the pistol formation, diving into the end zone for a 3-210 lead.
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The game ended with Wyoming QB Josh Allen making this majestic scramble through Northern Illinois' invariably-tired defense, and diving into the end zone.
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So it was a great luxury to have the opportunity to work with him once in a smaller capacity before diving into this one.
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For the band themselves, it meant diving into that angst and fear and coming out with something subtle and challenging, a backdrop for disaster.
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The drama first turns on Woody's crisis of confidence (Bonnie neglects him) and his dealings with Forky, who keeps diving into the nearest wastebasket.
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The wreck she is diving into, in the very strong title poem, is the wreck of obsolete myths, particularly myths about men and women.
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The introductions to most important works from more than a century ago serve as sense-makers, maps to consult before diving into the thicket.
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The "Mean Girls" actor was leaving LAX Tuesday, where we asked about a recent social media clip of him diving into a pool shirtless.
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Trudging through the snow, she sings "Journey to the Past," a number at once twinkling and rousing, about moving forward by diving into history.
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I'm hungry so I heat up my leftover burrito from Sunday and eat half of it before diving into laundry and cleaning my room.
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But there was a weird freedom in diving into such a diabolical, disturbed woman because she really does not care if people like her.
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The father-son team have been working on their rosé, Diving into Hampton Water, for the past two years with French winemaker Gérard Bertrand.
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As soon as Marcus started diving into the financial statements, he discovered several red flags including multiple personal expenses on the company credit card.
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Mr. Robot is letting other characters take the spotlight, and diving into what it means for the world to come screeching to a halt.
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The tech giant announced today that it will be diving into the streaming wars with its own entertainment service, featuring both licensed and original content.
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It will cost you A$14, compared to the US$2, but it's all pocket money when you are diving into your pool of gold.
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Diving into this a bit further, the scientists discovered a specialized arrangement of muscles similar to the "catch" mechanisms found in clams and other bivalves.
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Facebook Dating doesn't plan to launch a standalone dating app, which should temper expectations about how deeply it's diving into Tinder and Match Group's territory.
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If you're a newcomer to the Grace and Frankie fandom, make sure to catch the first four seasons before diving into the drama in January.
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Going into the after party I wanted to be able to spend some time with the other woman before diving into my conversation with Liz.
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And then come shots of young people being engaged in a classroom at the Y, receiving counsel from an adult and diving into a pool.
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She's there with Global Citizen and became an ambassador for the Global Partnership for Education back in September, so she's clearly diving into the role.
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And now we're diving into the world of naval aviation, and there's certainly a lot of parallels just in what those guys do as well.
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But we did see Blunt pulling umbrellas out of sinks and diving into bubblebaths and whatnot, so it appears she's up to her usual tricks.
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In the meantime—green water or not—Olympic athletes are still diving into the pool, so they must not be too worried about the safety.
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"I think it's important for anyone going to college to see this film and have some perspective before diving into college culture," Jonas told Reuters.
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But I simply do not have time to go through the past five seasons of the series before diving into season 6, now on Netflix.
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Whether you can instantly connect with ghosts or not, Owens says it's important to practice and educate yourself before diving into a serious mediumship practice.
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In "Diving into the Ocean of Air" (2017), shot from on high in Argentina, you see tiny people way, way below on the salt flat.
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That's the question people are asking themselves after English fashion designer Stella McCartney revealed that she's diving into a new kind of material — ocean debris.
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Once we had that, we really started diving into the world of Miranda — the house, the town she lives in, and that kind of stuff.
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If diving into a bunch of Google+ pages isn't your idea of a fun distraction, can I interest you in a USB-C Reddit thread?
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We also expect a rise in sustainability focused startups and we started diving into this space as well – mainly from the SaaS and marketplace angle.
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Removing guilt from the equation before diving into my financial situation made it easier to face my money and helped me stay motivated and hopeful.
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The army gave him a "West Point-style musical training" while rubbing shoulders with civilian musicians, but his service kept him from diving into psychedelics.
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"I started my business while working for my previous employer full time for nearly a year, before diving into my startup full time," said Sheppard.
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But the 60 year-old actor said diving into the life of Woodcock and all the drama it entailed also sunk him into a depression.
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"You're diving into another world or another universe," said Vincent de la Morandière, 40, a lawyer in Paris who has attended four of these events.
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The spacecraft, which launched in 2000 and died by diving into Saturn's atmosphere last year, spent more than a decade doting over the ringed planet.
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The spacecraft, which launched in 1997 and died by diving into Saturn's atmosphere last year, spent more than a decade doting over the ringed planet.
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Diving into her work requires a lot of concentration, not only to follow the strange animations and movements but to find a point of reference.
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On this duo album, James Brandon Lewis honors John Coltrane by isolating parts of his compositions, diving into the source material with strident, ennobled conviction.
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That is what happened to us coming from Cuba as kids and having that privilege of diving into this world free-form with no borders.
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If you need more training before you can complete a task, for example, offer to shadow a more experiened colleague before diving into the work.
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Before diving into a quick makeout session with extra tongue and head adjustments, Mendes announced, "We just want to show you how we really kiss."
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Everyone in Duckburg has seen Scrooge diving into his mountain of gold in his skivvies, and so everyone knows that Scrooge is good for it.
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One thing to know before diving into this remake: While it contains familiar nuggets of Austen's writing, it's wildly scandalous compared to her completed novels.
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He was also diving into Democratic politics in Chelsea and the West Village in Manhattan, and he became a leader in the L.G.B.T. Bar Association.
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Nearly two dozen VR headsets work with Steam, meaning that you have a wealth of options when diving into the world of virtual reality games.
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Only with "Diving Into the Wreck" and "The Dream of a Common Language" (1978) does the extraordinary stylistic tension of her most accomplished poems emerge.
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That season featured Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) diving into the past of a killer (Jessica Biel) to lay bare her secrets and underlying trauma.
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Without diving into network logs, it was hard to trace those requests even to a specific web page, let alone figure out what they were loading.
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The planet looks like it's diving into the star because the Gemini Planet Imager on the Gemini South Telescope in Chile observed the star head on.
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But while these people are sitting on the sidelines, millions of regular folks are diving into the world of trading and investing — and making huge profits.
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We're all on the internet right now, and blogging about hackers feels to me like diving into the water wearing a bathing suit made of chum.
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After launching physical bookstores and attempting to launch a cashier-free convenience store, Amazon will be diving into another kind of physical retail venue: grocery stores.
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That way, a user can have the Awair set to show the time, and periodically knock to check the air score without diving into the app.
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Videos posted on social media Friday night show several people diving into a fight, throwing punches, colliding into tables, and diving on top of one another.
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For this show, the artists continue to explore these topics through film, photography, drawing, and sculpture, in addition to diving into the effects of climate change.
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At the time, it seems like diving into a new exercise program and really giving it your all is your only option — so, you crash-exercise.
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Culling the extension herd will involve diving into the add-ons page for your browser of choice and disabling or uninstalling anything you can live without.
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Diving into the sector's quarterly results, presented over the past weeks, Cramer noted that the discount, high-end and online businesses have been working for investors.
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By diving into the requests Toptal sees, we can start to paint a better picture of the blockchain development languages and knowledge areas increasing in demand.
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Carl's Jr. knows how to sell it, and they've done it again with 3 super hot models diving into the same burger at the same time.
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Since diving into the late French photographer's archives last year, I've come to terms with the fact that I don't live in his glamorous, supersaturated world.
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Eight years after Fantastic Mr. Fox, Wes Anderson is once again diving into stop-motion animation – and the results look just as good as you'd expect.
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So every week, The Verge will be diving into a scene or event from the latest installment of the series and explain how we got here.
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She talked to us about why that is, as well as some other key facts that fans-to-be should know before diving into the series.
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New firms diving into the space hasn't frightened the Bay Area's notable investors, who have doubled down in the US medical space alongside their Chinese counterparts.
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They fit perfectly with the aesthetic of the Necromancer, diving into the darker side of Diablo with the unnerving, foggy moors and the sinister, horrific temple.
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After diving into atheism (he called himself a "hooraytheist") Holmes found new spiritual life by taking "magic mushrooms," aka psychedelic psilocybin, and studying myths and mysticism.
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Today we're diving into the dark depths of the internet to learn about the new phenomenon of AI-generated fake porn and its potentially harmful implications.
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But by diving into all of these playlists, you have the opportunity to make a rote, once-a-year listening experience into something new and exciting.
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For example, Facebook is currently undergoing a class-action privacy lawsuit over its face-recognition technology, but Samsung is nonetheless diving into this area head first.
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Williams injured his leg diving into the dugout at the baseball field when the shooter opened fire, and an aide from his office was also injured.
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Lohan waxes poetic about Mykonos in a voiceover, while stock footage plays of white stucco balconies and ample bikini-clad butts diving into the turquoise ocean.
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The writers there are passionate and knowledgable about their subject, and love diving into both the art of photography, and the technical gear available for photography.
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The "Settings" app is where you can can control all sorts of iPhone functions, but we're going to be diving into just one particular area today.
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With about six minutes to go in the game and Florida State thoroughly waxing Duke, Allen went diving into the FSU bench for a loose ball.
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Mr. Wrona takes an alternately cool and hot view of this tumult, by turns pulling back for critical distance, at other times diving into the muck.
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He's also diving into the business world by way of his own Silicon Valley-based start-up, the Durant Company, which he founded two years ago.
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"Tesla's doing a very good job of focusing on what most people that are diving into this technology are worried about, and that's range," he said.
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He remembers gathering receipts and diving into the books of the family business at age 11 to figure out whether corn or beef was more profitable.
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That's what Terry Peck allegedly did on Sunday night, skipping out on a $465 dinner bill by sprinting down the beach and diving into the sea.
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But try spending weeks or months diving into how brutally women are abused on the job and see if it doesn't warp your sense of humor.
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You don't read it so much as sink luxuriously into it, like you're diving into a clean and icy cold swimming pool on a hot day.
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The Canadian punk musician Damian Abraham hosts this globe-trotting new series, which centers not on music but on wrestling, diving into the different scenes worldwide.
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He even managed to execute a perfectly timed out-of-bounds jump pass without diving into any of the pale sportswriters camped out on the baseline.
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It's worth diving into the entirety of the Art Under Threat report, which includes individual sections dedicated to censorship of women and LGBT artists and artworks.
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Instead of rejecting it, it supercharges it, diving into all its quirks and paradoxes, allowing us to indulge it all the way to its logical end.
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Her latest creation is the Facehugger Feast Roast Chicken, and while it may be delicious and edible, you'll probably think twice before diving into this bird.
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Before diving into the financials of the company and other business tasks with his office manager, he grabs a bag of Pirate's Booty for a snack.
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One big young bird, recorded on video, was fed, then followed his parent squeaking for more until the besieged adult escaped by diving into the water.
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The vote was a litmus test for the impeachment process, with moderate Democrats who had been tepid on diving into impeachment voicing their near-unanimous support.
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Bugs spun in her water glass; mosquitoes and dragonflies were always diving into the Bog Girl's food and drink, as if in strange solidarity with her.
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AI Glossary is a semi-regular column diving into the oft-misunderstood fields of machine learning and artificial intelligence by way of their frequently imperfect jargon.
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The labeled part of the skin is also completely safe to eat, which means you'll never again have to think twice before diving into that enticing apple.
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Yes, the fourth-largest U.S. carrier and the only network that's suing AT&T for misleading consumers with its fake "5GE" branding is apparently diving into 5G.
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Listeners could easily skip the track or switch to a different playlist, but might end up falling in love with the band, and diving into their catalogue.
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She'll also be diving into a dark space for the thriller, Unsane, in which her character is convinced a malevolent stalker has been tracking her every move.
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While that could still be in the cards, it's also not unheard of for a company to raise one final round before diving into the public market.
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Whether their last day is tomorrow or twenty-nine years from now, The National have already curated an impressive, expansive discography that is well worth diving into.
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Diving into a touchscreen menu will never be as immediate or intuitive as having actual buttons, and the X13D is thus clumsier to adjust on the fly.
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On May 2nd, Cassini performed the second part of its final act, diving into the eerie void between Saturn and its rings at 3:38 PM EDT.
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From diving into machine learning classification algorithms to supplementing Excel with thousands of advanced functions using MATLAB, you'll learn to slice and dice data like a pro.
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In particular, diving into markets where growth may be high, but visibility is low can seem even more perilous to entrepreneurs than simply sticking where they are.
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Winslet saluted the previous year as having been a seminal year for the portrayal of women in film, before diving into thanks for her colleagues and collaborators.
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If you're out water-skiing, tipping over in a canoe or diving into the ocean, you might want to consider brushing up on your iPhone camera skills.
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The event, and the speeches that came with it, made it clear that the Fed is on the cusp of diving into climate-related research more intently.
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Before diving into observations about the last Tuesday's results, as a pollster, I feel compelled to write this first post-election column about the survey research misses.
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However, having been solely focused on their own music, the two had little experience when it came to video games, and found themselves diving into the unknown.
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I miss the days of opening the beach, tanning my skin in the afternoon heat, and diving into the waves after a child who's just slipped under.
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However, the gang had some reservations about its financial performance, diving into VC investing time horizons and when a return goes from late, to very, very late.
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It opens with high-pitched female vocals — which can sound piercing elsewhere but are nicely reined in here — before diving into a series of satisfying bass drops.
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One of our biggest fears of stepping away from corporate life and diving into our side businesses full force is losing that stability a corporate job provides.
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Still, Lawrence has always been a character guided by hesitation, excited about the possibilities of the future while standing frozen on the edge of diving into it.
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Now more than ever, diving into new skills, old interests and even — perhaps especially — totally fluffy mindless entertainment can keep our minds refreshed and our days full.
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It might be worth diving into the components of whatever index they are using because those claims could have originated from an unintended case of mistaken identity.
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Diving into education appears to be a sensible move for ByteDance to build relationships with local authorities, which can at times find its entertainment-focused content problematic.
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After diving into the water, divers had to remain motionless underwater for one minute or until their heads broke the surface of the water, whichever came first.
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Shocked and despairing at Mr. Trump's election, women on the left concluded they had been complacent and are now diving into politics, many for the first time.
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Diving Into the Artichoke, That Delicious Mess It takes a lot of trimming to get to the heart of an artichoke, but don't let that stop you.
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Her owner, a jaunty tankini-clad girl named Eleanor, tries to be encouraging, but soon she's diving into the water herself, leaving Sukie alone on the sand.
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That's Ben's forte, diving into things and letting people try things out, because he's trying to figure out himself: What does it mean to build your company?
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Both the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress have said they will need to address the repeal of the Affordable Care Act before diving into tax legislation.
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In both the House and the Senate, lawmakers are often asking sharper questions than they used to and doing a better job of diving into the specifics.
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The new addition wasn't mentioned in the game's patch notes, so became a delightful surprise for many players diving into The Sims' Build Mode after the update.
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James Corden isn't best known for diving into social commentary, but, after seeing a segment on fat-shaming from Bill Maher, Corden just had to pipe up.
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Observers and colleagues have given him credit for diving into the job, establishing a legislative portfolio and taking an aggressive approach to committee witnesses he considers hostile.
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Also, the comet will be diving into the Southern Hemisphere, so it will be even harder for us to see north of the Equator, Dr. Jewitt said.
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So I took advantage of the hotel's splendid location and hit the streets, diving into the crowds that had come to the final day of Quito's annual Fiestas.
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Pohl's group is diving into muonic helium, a system in which the effects of a new force, if it exists, should be enhanced, since there are two protons.
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The bank embarked on a plan in 2017 to generate $5 billion in additional annual revenue, partly by diving into consumer banking, where it had never previously operated.
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There are almost two entire pages explaining how to properly write the title of a trending topic about sports games, diving into an unusually deep level of complexity.
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The bank embarked on a plan in 26.95 to generate $22 billion in additional annual revenue, partly by diving into consumer banking, where it had never previously operated.
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And then, we're diving into some major developments in the U.S. presidential nomination process and exploring hypothetical outcomes based on an Electoral College map from the 2012 election.
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Before diving into video, more generally speaking, Pinterest experimented with a format called Cinematic Pins — where short videos would essentially play tied to the scrolling of the page.
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Aides say they are focused on how to navigate diving into a 400-page report that could have significant redactions, and quickly providing lawmakers guidance on Mueller's findings.
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Trump's stand-off with Iran is directly at odds with his oft-repeated pledge to keep the U.S. from diving into yet another war in the Middle East.
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You might want to take a look at the 1946 photo again, before diving into the lush panoramas captured in the video by Williams—the contrast is extraordinary.
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And it's what the rest of the field is finally undertaking—tearing apart Seres' trial data, following up with OpenBiome's patients, and diving into the NIH's new database.
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No. 23 Florida State, which is riding a six-game winning streak, hosts Samford on Monday afternoon in its final game before diving into ACC play on Dec.
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The company isn't diving into the deep end with chatbots in the way that virtually every other tech giant on the planet (save Apple) seems to be doing.
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But, in starting there, Essential is diving into a brutally competitive and demanding market, meaning that a lot of energy is going to be going in that direction.
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Denise's death was certainly unexpected, but it also felt casually manipulative — the show diving into her personal struggles simply to make the audience more invested when she died.
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Some tech firms are diving into regulated areas, in funding new diagnostic tests and drug discovery tools, while others are focusing on fitness, wellness and concierge medical care.
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Here's something you should know about smart lights before diving into all of this: for the most part, you can't just buy lights and start screwing them in.
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Now a diving coach at Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York, Devries celebrates his birthday each year by diving into a pool, according to Deseret News.
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Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns is diving into the fallout over recent White House comments on the Civil War, saying exactly one factor caused the 19th century conflict: slavery.
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And, diving into more of the workout features, the Charge 3 has dedicated functions for recording a wide range of activities, including running, cycling, cardio, and strength training.
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Before diving into why miniature horses are more important than the beginning of the end of America, we should get all the important facts out of the way.
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"It's been four months, even though you stated you would get back to me, so let me try again," Leahy began, before diving into questions about the report.
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Down at Ballstad harbour this particular Monday afternoon, I find five kids diving into crates, picking up the skrei heads, and giving their own facelifts to the fish.
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When Facebook announced it will be diving into the online dating business, it seemed like an untimely move for a company facing criticism for not respecting users' privacy.
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With 83 hours of content, you can spend a long weekend diving into the world of coding, or take your time by learning a little bit each day.
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As novelist and essayist both, Robinson has always been something of an underwater archaeologist, diving into the twilight zones of memory to drag lost histories into the light.
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Several airport workers that we talked to said it had overshot the runway by about 150 feet, nose-diving into the deserted field just beyond the airport fence.
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"Diving Into the Wreck" is one of those rare books that forces you to decide not just what you think about it; but what you think about yourself.
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I like the show, but I'm not diving into all of the other material that's being released, so the recap podcast gives me those details I'd be missing.
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" What they came up with, Diving into Hampton Water, is "very light," Bongiovi tells CNBC Make It. "We really set out to create something that is very drinkable.
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"The Silmarillion," an early cover page of which is on view at the Morgan, begins with a creation story for Middle-earth before diving into its religious cosmology.
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If the movie is successful and does get sequels, it will be diving into a universe that's gotten far more complicated with every new game and expansion pack.
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My early 2018 plan was to make my way through Yakuza 63-5 before diving into 6, but I got a preview code early and could not stay away.
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Though emotive pop-punk bands diving into dreamier and more atmospheric territory is nothing new (see: The Sidekicks, Title Fight), Good Nature proves Turnover have really gone for it.
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The first thing you instinctively want to do after strapping on a VR headset and diving into a virtual world is to reach out and touch what you see.
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Before diving into the content, Apple introduced the premium news subscription's new design feature, called "Live Covers," which shows animated images instead of static photos for a magazine's cover.
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I looked at the crowd, and I felt they were all diving into the same experience of mystic self-transcendence I'd seen in the gaze of that Indian woman.
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The beast is a mishmash of a Game of Thrones dragon and Tremors graboid, soaring through the air and diving into the earth in a sine wave of destruction.
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To be successful, Reitman says to stay focused on your art, refuse to allow yourself to become discouraged by others and do some research before diving into your project.
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Shortly after joining, while in the process of deep diving into strategy, I decided on one important thing — to become as proficient in the platform as I possibly could.
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That being said, trying something like this at home is probably a dumb idea—but not as dumb as diving into 1,000 mouse traps without wearing safety goggles.[YouTube]
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On Monday, Williams, 54, returned to host The Wendy Williams Show after a five-week hiatus and wasted no time diving into the Hot Topic of the day: herself.
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This week J.J. Abrams' production company Bad Robot announced that it's testing one of the newest innovations, diving into "immersive cinema" with the forthcoming release of Star Trek Beyond.
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But if you just get involved, you could avoid a dire future — and maybe you'll even realize that diving into your finances was the best choice you ever made.
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Venture capital was something he has wanted to explore for awhile, and he expressed deep interest in actually diving into after he sold Product Hunt to AngelList in 2016.
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As a CNN security analyst and someone who has been in the field for decades, I've refrained from diving into this raucous 2016 presidential campaign and the horse race.
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Today, on the latest episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast, we're diving into the art of kaiseki cuisine, one of the most unique styles in the genre of elevated dining.
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The topic came up amid his discussion of commercial interests, which he used as a platform for diving into a relatively lengthy discussion about "predatory" Chinese and Russian practices.
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Diving into the health-care space may be a distraction for Kroger, as it works to reinvent its food business to compete with the Amazon-Whole Foods tie-up.
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Read more: Nielsen is diving into marijuana as the world's biggest consumer companies look for an edge in the booming industryNielsen, Scott said, didn't really have a good answer.
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I had no qualms about diving into a curve and powering out, as the suspension and steering leaned in and the throttle let me hover between braking and accelerating.
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Given how much we were already talking about the game to one another, it made sense to do another letter series, diving into our thoughts on Square Enix's latest.
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Well, strap your seatbelt on, kiddos, because we're going to dive into this conspiracy like, uh, a person diving into a frozen lake or someone climbing into a sauna?
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To solve the mystery, on April 26, Cassini will make a perilous and unprecedented maneuver, diving into the space between the planet and its rings for the first time.
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They point the way toward her greatest poetic work, from "Diving Into the Wreck" (1973) and "The Dream of a Common Language" (1978), poems written alongside her groundbreaking essays.
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The beach, in the heart of the village, is pocket-size (600 feet of shoreline), with a retro floating dock for diving into the bracing waters of Green Bay.
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Diving into the internet's refreshing fountain of youth, a surprising number of grandparents are acting like their grandchildren in ways rarely seen outside of latter-day Jack Nicholson comedies.
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He's off again, diving into the clamor, trying to hustle the basketball star Kevin Garnett (as himself) or manage an unruly partner in his hustle (an excellent Lakeith Stanfield).
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You'll start by preparing for the Yellow Belt certification, diving into the eight kinds of waste, and developing skills to use Six Sigma methodologies, Lean concepts, and DMAIC methodologies.
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Story at a glance Roald Dahl's "Matilda" centers on the story of a book-loving girl named Matilda Wormwood who escapes her difficult home life through diving into literature.
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The hearing is significant for the GOP-led Senate, a chamber where most Republicans -- and many Democrats -- have little interest in diving into the polarizing issue of gun control.
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With the Barnes paintings completed, Ms. Steir is diving into her largest site-specific commission yet, to open in October at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington.
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It's just more analysis, more science, more deep diving into all kinds of things to get the 23 percent, 2 percent, 3 percent edges where you could find something.
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Diving into the world's cinematic archives for the rarest excerpts of forgotten films, Morrison recombines them to tell new stories, or arranges them into a portrait of their time.
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The second half of Disrupted dovetails neatly, Lyons keeps up the economic argument, diving into the particularly inept financial management of HubSpot (one that nonetheless yields a successful IPO).
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"I guess I'm just going to have to get down and walk amongst my people," she said, diving into the crowd, who were all too glad to to catch her.
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Everyone, it seemed, was diving into the Stephen-King-evoking, Steven-Spielberg-honoring thriller, only to surface again on social media with an exuberance they felt compelled to pass long.
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"They've sort of included me in their little wolf pack," Theroux explained before diving into the surprising story of how they got to know each other in the first place.
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Malala Yousafzai, the inspiring young woman who won the Nobel Peace Prize at 17 years old for championing girls' education, is diving into her own at the University of Oxford.
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Just as Uber is under fire once again, Lyft confirms a huge new funding round, Elon Musk reveals plans for electric trucks and Apple is diving into secret special projects.
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The super PAC that spent nearly $200 million trying to elect Hillary Clinton is now diving into a major and long-term digital effort to defeat Republicans and Donald Trump.
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But, for example, I think the SEC will be less interested in diving into [a situation where] the company tried to create a fraud, but few people invested in it.
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In the video above, Roiland lays out a five-point process for amping the vocal cords, limbering the lips and mouth, and diving into the characters you're going to occupy.
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If the rumors are true that Google may be launching its own Chrome OS tablets, it'll be diving into a difficult market where price slashing is how competition gets ahead.
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With Samsung teasing a foldable phone for later this year, Huawei diving into the same race, and now this Nubia prototype, our flexible-screen future is looking closer than ever.
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But in promoting a more merciful, tolerant tone, Pope Francis has discouraged bishops around the world from diving into culture war issues that have alienated some faithful from the church.
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Season 5 of Fortnite went live this morning, and it looks like Epic Games is having trouble dealing with the deluge of players diving into the new Battle Pass challenges.
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They can follow the big stories, diving into Superman, Spider-Man, or any other number of heroic dudes and ladies punching baddies and posing in front of the American Flag.
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Diving into a new television series is exciting enough to wake me up a bit but, by the end of the 2100 minutes, I can barely keep my eyes open.
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It's a long wait, but it'll give you plenty of time to catch up if you're interested in diving into the sordid inner workings of the fictional New York Symphony.
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Berry rounded out her trip by sharing a video of herself diving into the beautiful waters of Bora Bora in a bikini and showing off her new Polynesian head wrap.
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I expect Instagram will eventually play with ways of re-surfacing old stories to users the way Timehop does — otherwise, they may not spend much time diving into the past.
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The pros have refined diving into an artful tactic that can yield a critical edge in a highly physical contest, even when the eyes of the world are upon them.
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Kimmel has become the public face of the opposition against the Graham-Cassidy bill, devoting much of his monologues in recent days to diving into the battle over the legislation.
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Impossible Foods has become one of the biggest names in the booming world of alternative meats, and now the plant-based meat company is diving into the fishless fish market.
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We're not going anywhere, and as I said nearly a year and a half ago: I hope you'll enjoy diving into all the complicated stuff with us in the future.
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Today we run through the headlines before diving into the fourth installment of our Black History Month special series, highlighting black entrepreneurs across diverse fields throughout the month of February.
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Due to this recent phenomenon, more artists than ever are diving into the lab to get creative and developing concepts which range from the awe inspiring to the downright gruesome.
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"In White House meetings (with Obama officials), we constantly quibbled about (troop) numbers, seldom diving into the alternate end states and what was realistically needed to achieve them," he wrote.
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"I don't speak Russian and I haven't met with Russians and I don't really want to talk about that today," he said, before diving into questions about sober living homes.
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An unknown man got rowdy at a crowded Toronto aquarium on Friday night and stripped naked before triumphantly diving into the shark exhibit not once, but twice, according to reports.
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Diving into her chest voice, but not milking it or pushing too hard, her tone stayed round, warm and not all that loud, an iron fist in a cashmere glove.
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Two days later and about 870 miles away, some of the military exercise's participants were in Tuktoyaktuk, Canada, showing their mettle by ice diving into the partly frozen Arctic Ocean.
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Jeremy rolled his shoulders and loosened his neck, a final calisthenic before diving into the day, after which he stared back at Michael and placed his hands over his pecs.
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Although given how well the last attempt at diving into the fascinating world of senatorial governance went when Star Wars tried to address the topic, perhaps it's for the better.
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It's a match made in business heaven: Chinese technology companies hungry for expansion are diving into the less-developed African continent, where several countries are targeting double-digit economic growth.
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On the first point, it's worth diving into the details of the Trump policies that led to the postelection-day market rally in stocks and the sell-off in bonds.
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The work is never done; "Diving Into the Wreck" shows us how, in order to "make it new"—the old Poundian imperative—the language had first to be made just.
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The show chronicles the everyday frustrations of single parenting, diving into the often grueling work while reminding us that what keeps Sam going is a fierce love for her girls.
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In fact, swimming underwater became such a popular technique that it's now only legal to swim underwater for just 15 meters after diving into the pool or doing the turn.
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Understanding that is a very simplistic explanation of why those two might be different, but that kind of diving into those sort of details is what I think people like.
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Before diving into Latzer's theory about "black culture," let's look at what makes his book undeniably important: Latzer is trying to address a major gap in the study of crime.
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Once owned by the army, the home is discreetly situated near the military training area on Salisbury Plain; unprepared drivers may suddenly find themselves diving into hedgerows to avoid passing tanks.
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If the last few years are any indication of what lies ahead, the ranks of investors diving into exchange-traded funds for the first time will continue to swell this year.
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INDIANAPOLIS – A man who fled Indianapolis police by diving into a pond got a helping hand when a drone lowered him a flotation device as he struggled to stay above water.
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Before diving into the chronological catalog of disasters—which is a fun thing to do—it's useful to define what we're talking about when we say that Apple made some goofs.
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For comparison, Rams star Marcus Peters was fined $13,000 for busting a crotch grab while diving into the end zone earlier this season (in a tribute to his pal, Marshawn Lynch).
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Diving into the Internet Archive's new collection of early Mac emulators gives the user a chance to see what it would be like to use that old OS with modern hardware.
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A mid-credits scene featured Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) diving into the quantum realm, assisted by Hank Pym (Michael Douglas), Janet Van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer), and their daughter Hope (Evangeline Lilly).
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Companies in every corner of the world are finding that they can make smarter, more strategic and more cost-effective decisions by diving into analytics reports and siphoning off valuable insights.
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This course will have you diving into projects involving building an HTML page, whipping up a Chrome extension, and more — in the process mastering this trio of must-know languages. 3.
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Q&As with KTB, hosted by our own Kim Taylor-Bennett, will feature in-depth interviews with artists like Tegan and Sara and Shirley Manson, diving into their lives and careers.
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But there might be something in avoiding any attempt at being comprehensive, and instead diving into the off-center bits of Bowie most obits would leave on the cutting room floor.
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This summer, I have a series of shows at the Duplex that are all about diving into solo sketch comedy but retaining that kind of "relentless emotional continuity" that i'm into.
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For players interested in diving into everything new but haven't quite reached the appropriate level with a character, the expansion includes the ability to boost one character to level 110. Ding!
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In an interview with Mashable, David Lang said the Trident is a simple and affordable way of diving into the unknown and exploring a world never seen by human eyes before.
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And while LA Noire does have *something* of a complex view of policework, by diving into heavy corruption that exists in the force, it sure is a big-budget video game.
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We talked to Booker -- who announced this week he's running for mayor of Houston in 2019 -- about why he's diving into politics ... and whether he has a chance to actually win.
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Now, you can actually chase links around the network, checking out updates on your favorite athlete, then diving into US election coverage right after—all without having to create an account.
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One Saturday night, before diving into the excellent Italian cheesecake they make here, I poked my head into the other dining room and told a waiter I was checking it out.
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Waterproof mascara is a must if you're pencil-diving into the pool, sweating it out on a packed subway, or just sobbing to Pam and Jim's wedding for the 1,458th time.
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A booming construction sector in fast-growing economies like India has lead to a surge in illegal sand-mining, where poor laborers risk all by diving into rivers to extract sand.
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But for the Eagles, back in the Super Bowl for the first time since 2005, diving into the anything-goes media mosh pit was as chilling as the freezing Minnesota weather.
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Starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, the film takes the story of a rather normal husband and wife and twists it by diving into the secret, dangerous world of sex cults.
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Don't be put off by the fact that she's an academic; Nestle writes in simple and informative language, diving into history, university politics, and failed government policies to improve people's health.
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Foreign counterparts may take a wait-and-see approach before diving into negotiations with you on long-term agreements and policy initiatives that may not have staying power after your administration.
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That's what I was going for when I started diving into poached eggs for my better breakfast goal that was part of our collection of food resolutions for the new year.
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A team of four, including myself, divided up the applications and took at least a glancing look at all of them, diving into the ones we thought showed the most promise.
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While the Manafort-Gates indictments suggest diving into the underside of lobbying, the electoral tampering charges directed at the Russian troll farms and hackers suggest newer and even more pressing priorities.
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From there, we're diving into the North Atlantic to detail the latest findings concerning the Titanic, and we're rocketing into space to explain how the ISS is increasingly open for business.
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As an instrumental studio album, Moon Trip Radio gets it both ways: while diving into the amniotic ocean, it's more sonically cohesive than the mixtapes, unified by a sustained, woozy gleam.
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Rather than putting all your eggs in one basket, this nine-course bundle gives you a well-rounded coding education, diving into not one, not two, but seven languages and frameworks.
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Through medical school and now in my work, I have had the privilege of diving into a world where diversity is not the topic of a panel discussion — it is life.
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Within five minutes, you're likely to find yourself Googling the name of a region you didn't know, or diving into the deep cuts of an album of old songs on Spotify.
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It has a deep trove of past debates, interviews, and other clips on candidates and races around the country that are worth diving into in the days ahead of the election.
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Then, at the first Wednesday lunch of 2018, the new Democratic majority, before diving into its salads, would be instructed to write warm thank-you notes to its benefactor: Stephen Bannon.
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When I first started diving into the space of what's called biohacking, I see an interesting analog where people today, I see, are experimenting on the platform of biology on themselves.
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Gasteyer and Poehler's versions of Clinton touched on this, often diving into the bottomless well of frustration their Hillarys felt at being sidelined and attacked as a supposed extension of Bill.
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We always like to touch on some Native American mysticism, without fully diving into it, because none of us are Native American, but it's something we all have respect and interest in.
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Traits like hair and eye color, lactose intolerance, or obesity are also analyzed, diving into the genes that make you unique or if you're likely to pass a gene to your children.
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However, before you spend another three hours diving into Charlie Brooker's brainchild to make sure coder Stefan (Fionn Whitehead) goes down the darkest path possible, Netflix has one big clue for you.
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The pic has garnered over 13,000 likes on Facebook, and shows off Irvin's hunky post-diving-into-a-river-to-save-someone look — which includes a skin-tight, sopping wet white shirt.
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The 18-month-old royal seems to share a sweet tooth with cousin Prince Oscar, who enjoyed his first royal sugar rush after diving into his first birthday cake earlier this month.
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Most of the cast of Avengers: Infinity War were plenty visible before their intergalactic heroism, but we couldn't resist diving into their old filmographies for our favorite deep cuts from the past.
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Eels which delve into the lake are liable to toxic shock, and millions watched the eerie sight of the fish convulsing and tying itself in literal knots after diving into the brine.
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And that's not even diving into the issue of teachers failing to understand how to use it effectively or being misled to think that it can be a substitute for every lesson.
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But West told me the actual mission is the opposite: By really diving into the world of disgust, he's hoping he can change the way people eat, and maybe save the world.
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Diving into all things Real Housewives and beyond, the new online series Throwback Bravo — hosted by network head Andy Cohen's own assistant Daryn Carp — will launch short and sweet episodes every Thursday.
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By really diving into Angelou's life—rather than just her accomplishments—it provides solace to viewers who have also lived through rough times but share similar aspirations—or who just need inspiration.
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Rather than adding high-risk stocks or diving into emerging markets, as has typically been the case during times of increased confidence, asset managers are selling stocks or staying neutral, data shows.
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If you've ever considered diving into a Civilization game, Civ VI is the best point of entry since Civilization Revolution was released on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and mobile devices in 2008.
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Why this El Niño could be the biggest on record According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, murres usually spend the winter offshore, diving into the water for fish, crustaceans and mollusks.
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If you're in the mood for some spectacular hate-reads, diving into the antics of the fuerdai is an excellent way to spend some time being both highly entertained and incredibly annoyed.
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These three successive "supply-side" tax cuts are like cliff diving into waters you don't know and haven't checked, but first from 25 feet up, then 33 feet, and now 75 feet.
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Diving into the world of portable chargers with a discerning eye can be a bit intimidating, but there are really just a few questions you need to ask yourself before picking one.
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Watching people play Super Mario Maker 2, or diving into it yourself, can feel like stepping into a church erected to worship pixelated death and the frustrated streams of your best friends.
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I've been swan diving into trends that I never thought I would wear, and to my surprise, many are now key pieces in my closet (they haven't all been wins, of course).
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Beyoncé arrives in bombast, changing from her cape to jorts and a sequined yellow hoodie, fur boots, and all the good hair, wasting no time diving into highlights from Lemonade and Beyoncé.
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The court's 10 preliminary examinations — the prosecutor's first look at a case before diving into a full-fledged investigation — are geographically broader, including inquiries in Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iraq and the Palestinian territories.
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It's him shooting people off their porch and making them fall into the kitchen, diving into the ocean to save hip-hop, switching up his flows like they do on construction sites.
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For example, hospitals contracting with third-party telemedicine vendors will want to ensure their virtual docs have up-to-date patient records before diving into a consultation to ensure valuable care delivery.
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The evidence from the state is far from conclusive, but this is a weighty and much-watched experiment for health researchers, so it's worth diving into the details of the latest studies.
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Here are our picks for some classes you might like: We've previously mentioned this excellent Python bootcamp and can't recommend it enough for deep diving into coding, machine learning, and data science.
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The gasp reflex, as the phenomenon is known, is the strongest argument against suddenly jumping or diving into frigid water, rather than entering it gradually while keeping your head above the surface.
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Reading the work of the Brazilian author Clarice Lispector often feels like diving into a pool of dark water, where the fear of drowning doesn't deter the desire to bathe in mystery.
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The prosecutor's 10 preliminary examinations — the prosecutor's first look at a case before diving into a full-fledged investigation — are geographically broader, including inquiries in Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iraq and the Palestinian territories.
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I love neither grocery shopping nor cooking, and I don&apost want to spend my limited free time deep-diving into (often contentious) online nutritional resources to construct balanced meals each week.
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Advertisers have been tepid about diving into video advertising on Facebook, Zuckerberg admitted Wednesday, although they tend to go where the people are -- and most people are still using the News Feed.
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But even if Apple doesn't plan on diving into dedicated AR hardware, it already made an enormous play for the augmented reality market this year — perhaps doing more than any company to date.
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If you spent a good part of the last months of 2016 diving into the twisted plot of HBO's sci-fi epic Westworld, these wild yet disturbing photographs will take you right back.
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The concept, as far as I understood it, was sort of like... there's a lot of water metaphors and he talks about diving into painful emotions, and painful experiences, and kind of transforming.
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I knew it was technically a simple dish to put together, but as I said earlier, I am not an especially talented cook and diving into uncharted culinary waters makes me especially nervous.
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When I reviewed the Pixel 2 and 23 XL last month, I applauded the "Fast Pair" feature that lets you connect compatible Bluetooth headphones without the hassle of diving into the Bluetooth settings.
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If you're a Mac user, but thinking about diving into the wild and crazy world of Windows 10, there are a number of deals on various Microsoft Surface models on Amazon and Walmart.
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Hitting the red carpet before diving into her co-hosting duties at the American Music Awards Sunday night in Los Angeles, Gigi Hadid didn't hold back from gushing about her boyfriend Zayn Malik.
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A Georgia teen who was left paralyzed from the chest down after diving into into a swimming pool has found much-needed hope after he started to regain some feeling throughout his body.
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There's glamour, intrigue, and cat fighting, and bets are on that this will be the next series to bank on our seemingly endless appetite for diving into the lives of the filthy rich.
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Fitzpatrick, who is also the CEO of OVO Energy, an energy supply company based in Bristol, cites traffic congestion and air pollution among his motivations for sky-diving into the hype surrounding eVTOL.
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And while there's no "smart home" way to do those things just yet (fingers crossed), you can at least check vacuuming off the to-do list by diving into the robo-vac world.
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In a recent ABC interview, Buttigieg explained the importance of laying out a set of values before diving into "the 14-point plan," a trap he says his party too often falls into.
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Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch began the second day of his multi-day confirmation hearing Tuesday, diving into what is expected to be at least ten hours of intense grilling from the Senate.
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And to those of you whose food snobbery has grown with age and can no longer appreciate the warm hug of diving into a bowl of salty noodles, we have something to say.
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The bar is very low for what regular quarterbacks do outside of steering the offense, but Phil Simms was quick to pounce on Cam for not diving into the middle of a pile.
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The effect is incredibly refreshing: diving into a new Street Fighter means spending hours, days, or even weeks training and memorizing how to perform attacks, but in Pokken you can jump right in.
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It's not yet clear whether Panasonic will release a similar curry setting on washing machines in the UK. In the meantime, maybe tuck your napkin into your collar before diving into that balti.
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Each week, hosts Aaron Lammer, Max Linsky and Evan Ratliff talk to a non-fiction author about the art of writing and journalism, diving into books and/or articles that writer has produced.
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While the "Tim Ferriss MBA" worked for the self-made millionaire — "ultimately, startups became my golden goose, " he writes — you'll want to follow a few guidelines before diving into your own MBA program.
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It is an eloquent, supremely assured corrective to both discourses and practices prevalent in current abstraction: a counterpoint to critiques of fatuousness or irrelevance, it resonates by diving into itself, transports without shouting.
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I read "Diving Into the Wreck" in college and have always had a few of her books in my poetry library, but, I'm embarrassed to admit, I didn't credit how important she was.
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NASHVILLE — He was once reported to the police in Illinois for stashing an AR-2000 in the trunk of his car and then diving into a public pool wearing a women's pink housecoat.
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Instead of diving into their cluttered inbox first thing in the morning, most high-performing employees take two minutes to review their calendar and the action items that are already on their list.
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Some 3,000 people headed to the beach of the resort city after prayers at the Holy Trinity Cathedral as part of celebrations involving worshippers taking off their clothes and diving into the water.
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His contributions provide delicate emotional texture that enhances the production, but just as important, they give Mr. Deblinger some much-needed down time to catch his breath before diving into the next story.
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At one point, she was joined by Left Shark, a character drawn from her 2015 Super Bowl performance, a reminder that Ms. Perry has been deep-diving into plasticity for some time now.
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But first, in mid-February, Mr. Bon Jovi, along with his son, Jesse Bongiovi, 22, will release a rosé wine, Diving into Hampton Water (the name is a homage to their Hamptons home).
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However, during sessions, and even outside the therapist's office, diving into the deep end of the fears, self-esteem issues, trauma, and other foundational causes of one's mental illness is anything but pleasant.
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After all the butting of heads in the mansion, I really hoped taking the show on the road and diving into a new location would allow the guys to leave the drama behind them.
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Hitting this button is much more convenient than diving into Settings and choosing General, then Accessibility, then Magnifier, then triple-tapping the Home or Slide button (which is what you have to do otherwise).
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But because this is very much a show about growing up during a certain part of your life, it's always interested in diving into the romantic ins and outs that can come with that.
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Kaling, who has not revealed the father of her baby, also added that fictional Mindy's happy ending might not necessarily be about finding "the one," despite the show often diving into rom-com tropes.
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Barbara Tonsberg, 93, a former church organist and high school math teacher, was diving into pancakes because there was not much to do with the electricity cut off at her home in nearby Angwin.
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"LVMH has a good track record of diving into the integration of street wear and luxury," Oliver Chen, managing director and senior equity research analyst for retail and luxury goods at Cowen, told CNN.
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We're all up to speed on the general set of rules to adhere to when diving into the process: minimal cleavage, nothing too tight, save the bold colors and patterns for a later date.
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Burkhart, a former lacrosse goalie, suffered a broken neck and spinal cord damage at age 19 diving into a wave at North Carolina's Outer Banks in 2010, causing paralysis of his arms and legs.
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By diving into the Watermelon Woman's backstory, Cheryl gives this one-dimensional mammy character a real persona and makes her someone with a whole life outside of the few degrading parts she was offered.
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What started to dawn on me as I started diving into this is, these companies may not fully appreciate how much the world depends on them, and how much we take it for granted.
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There's a six-meter goal zone, which you have to throw the ball from outside of or while diving into it, which leads to some pretty entertaining slow-motion collisions between offense and defense.
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The widely used dating app is introducing a redesign today, one that brings Snapchat-like tapping gestures into its swiping screen and lets you flip through someone's photos without diving into their profile page.
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The title page of Mirror #1 contains the text "Mirror is an independent story originally created as part of the 8house universe" but don't let that stop you from diving into this wandering tale.
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That said, if you are actually considering diving into the Robomasters code, I'd highly recommend setting the Robomaster app up on a tablet rather than a phone for easier viewing and better typing inputs.
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You may expect the worst after diving into Mania's first level: a nearly identical version of Sonic 1's Green Hill Zone (which, ugh, Sega has already remade about 40 times at this point).
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I went to college with a major in Fine Arts and a concentration in video, but I didn't even think that diving into all those different art forms would be influential in my career.
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" By Mr. Bailey's later account, in the finished commercial, he "morphed" the Dallas footage "into another scene" in the Deep South, where Ford was "getting out of the car and diving into the crowds.
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That means you'd miss out on their unique features, whether that's using their watchlist, browsing their recommendations or trending items, diving into their curated content collections, taking advantage of parental controls, and other options.
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Diving into any given thread you'd be lucky to find someone whose age drops below 55—but you will encounter one of the most unnerving melanges of psychotic ramblings and hateful screeds available anywhere.
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If, say, your boss stops you in the hallway to discuss a new role in the company — one you've never considered before — ask for the opportunity to regroup before diving into the negotiation.4.
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By the time he returned home to Tokyo, a mood board was already in the works for "Sephirothic Flower: Diving Into the Unknown," an oceanic floral expedition set thousands of feet below sea level.
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Clinton, Mr. Biden is unlikely to ever spend time diving into the details of the allegations, aides say, fearing that doing so would allow Mr. Trump's allegations to further hijack the national political conversation.
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Clinton, Mr. Biden is unlikely to ever spend time diving into the details of the allegations, aides say, fearing that doing so would allow Mr. Trump's allegations to further hijack the national political conversation.
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He heads off to college, and she, home alone and suddenly free, embarks on an erotic reawakening, signing up for a "Gender and Society" class, diving into niche pornography and engaging in drunken hookups.
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The best waterproof mascaraWaterproof mascara is a must if you're pencil-diving into the pool, sweating it out on a packed subway, or just sobbing to Pam and Jim's wedding for the 1,458th time.
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The 7.1-foot former NBA star admitted to The New York Post last week that he&aposs "terrified" of sharks — but that didn&apost stop him from diving into shark-infested waters in the Bahamas.
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" MCCONNELL'S PAC JUMPS INTO MIDTERMS WITH FALL AD BUYS WashEx: "Top allies of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are diving into the midterm elections with an initial fall television advertising reservation of nearly $25 million.
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In their series, Hensley and Smedley talk about real issues, such as (somehow) finding the strength to exercise, diving into back-to-school season, babysitters, and—let's face it—how kids are walking germ factories.
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Unlike many people who leave the Trump administration, the resignation wasn't sought or expected, reports the Post, which notes Gottlieb has recently hired senior staff and has been actively and aggressively diving into new initiatives.
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At first, Joanna was skeptical of diving into the restaurant industry, but after they visited the 97-year-old building, she fell in love with its history and took Chip's dream project under her wing.
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Near the end of the Lion Air flight, the first officer pulled back on the control column with 463 pounds of force, but he was unable to keep the plane from diving into the ground.
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The Adventure mode puts you in an open field comprised of different terrains, so you can switch between driving, flying, and diving into the water, based on which cardboard controller your Joy-Con is in.
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Image: GettyThere are some fantastic bargains to be had if you can live without the shiniest, newest gadgets—but diving into the second-hand market comes with its own set of potential pitfalls and problems.
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Thankfully, the Golden Globe Awards are airing on Sunday, and along with them comes the chance to narrow down just which of the thousands of shows currently crowding your DVR are worth diving into first.
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But then you probably also know someone for whom no-strings sex is just empty and meaningless, who'd prefer to wait for someone to connect with on an emotional level before diving into the physical.
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We're diving into the issue of guns in America — the numbers behind gun-related deaths, where the political discourse stands, and what gun legislation is being debated — in a special edition of the Axios stream.
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This kind of presence is, as Adrienne Rich writes in "Diving into the Wreck": "the thing I came for / the wreck and not the story of the wreck / the thing itself and not the myth".
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For hundreds of years, these flies have been observed diving into the lake, creating a tight air bubble around their bodies, and swimming through the water, where they lay their eggs and feed on algae.
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With that set, we've got Lopez who plays a therapist tasked with diving into head and twisted imaginations of a serial killer in order to discover clues as to the whereabouts of his latest victim.
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Perhaps, as an artist-writer, I am acutely receptive to work of this nature, but all of these factors seem instantly discernible in Gilman's work without necessarily diving into the content of her extemporaneous texts.
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At a recent packed show in a former 1920s cinema in Montreal, Mr. Khullar bounded across the stage, before diving into his favorite subject: those who want Quebec to separate from the rest of Canada.
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Investors have been buying bonds and diving into money market funds all year, with the recent pickup in the trade war and expectations for lower central bank interest rates around the globe driving further purchases.
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She is steeped in South Dakota policy, and spent one campaign day with voters diving into the weeds of nursing-home payments, hunting regulations, water-use policy and even property-tax rates in Brown County.
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While I can't say I'll be diving into the seafood-clad drink again anytime soon, I appreciated the over-the-top experience — and was relieved to find a piece of peppermint gum in my purse.
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The Boilermakers won theCancun Challenge in dominating fashion south of the border Wednesday night andnow face the relatively unknown Highlanders before diving into preparations fornext week's ACC/Big Ten Challenge contest at No. 10 Louisville.
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We asked him why he's been in hiding before diving into some questions about Uber — one of GV's most lucrative bets to date — and trying to understand better how GV is organized under his leadership.
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With my patient, I found myself diving into a discussion of concrete medical details and all of the reasons she needed to stay, waiting for her to realize that she was making a grave mistake.
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As I dialed his number I thought it would be best to reel it back and bit and warm him up before diving into the Royce Gracie drama, so I opened with some small talk.
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At the same time, rectangles feel inherently stable, and the contrast between this stability and the sense of motion resolves into a weightless, rushing feeling, as if you're diving into the painting's cool white background.
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We could try to answer that question by diving into the bitterly partisan political and economic debate over the size of government that's been dividing people in this country since the days of Jefferson and Hamilton.
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Whether you're looking forward to a candlelit date or curling up with pizza and some true crime docs on your own, celebrate Valentine's Day by diving into the type of epic romance only Hollywood can deliver.
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And while the Rift isn't solely a gaming device, that comparison may help some who have been teetering on the edge of diving into VR esports, but are put off by the price of the Rift.
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Or on the flip side, if there is more atmospheric air pressure, like when diving into a pool, then your ear drums will be pressed in, and you'll feel a similar type of pressure, he says.
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Trump's trade team, led by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, was expected to begin the negotiating process for NAFTA soon and must trigger a 90-day consultation period before diving into trade talks with Canada and Mexico.
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Three months later, she split from her husband — Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana — before diving into summer rehearsals for her 56-city State of the World tour, kicking off Thursday at the Cajundome in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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With so many film actors heading to television — and so many television shows diving into the macabre — it was only a matter of time before Dakota Fanning would star in a very creepy new TV series.
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The USA Network cult hit Mr. Robot has already blazed new trails by taking underground hacker culture mainstream, and now the producers are pushing the tech envelope further by diving into the world of virtual reality.
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Diving into the teenage years, Stranger Things 3 is primed to tackle the bigger and badder, ready to take the Hawkins kids everywhere and anywhere, be it Upside Down, Right-Side Up, or you know, Pittsburgh.
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The late-night host has become the public face of the opposition against the Graham-Cassidy bill, devoting many of his monologues last week to diving into the battle over the legislation and sparring with Sen.
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It's one of those works a grown-up must understand before diving into; it's imperative to nail the narrator's hectoring tone, to make the kid you're reading to understand that call and response is in order.
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Diving into their own memories of afternoons at the ballpark, they could paint a mental picture: the modernity of the concrete and steel of Forbes Field would match the modernity of radio as a new medium.
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NEW DELHI — A portion of a bridge in the Indian city of Kolkata collapsed on Tuesday, sending vehicles nose-diving into the wreckage, killing at least one person and possibly trapping several others, government officials said.
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Imagine splashing about in the lobby of the Pérez Art Museum Miami, diving into the entrance of the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boson, or jet-skiing through the front door of the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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We also have Times critics from across the newsroom on what they look forward to diving into this summer, and called up experts to help answer an age-old question: What counts as a beach read?
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As a member of generation Z from New York City, Karp addresses her privilege (she's a white, Jewish girl who grew up in the Upper West Side) before diving into topics like feminism, relationships, and FOMO.
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The last three months should have been a wake-up call for how badly reforms like publicly financed campaigns and wealth taxes are needed to prevent future Bloombergs from diving into these races whenever they please.
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Warren, the second-to-last speaker, came armed with a new plan for rural America and spent her five-minute speaking allotment diving into the weeds of how she'd help rural hospitals and fight big agriculture.
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SImply insert a title to begin diving into exciting virtual environments made gloriously immersive by the machine's six-teraflop GPU, high-performance 8-core Custom AMD CPU, built-in Dolby Atmos speakers, and 4K resolution support.
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Lastly, the most powerful of HTC's new headsets is the Cosmos XR. Unlike the other Cosmos models, which are made for playing games and diving into immersive VR experiences, the XR is primarily a development tool.
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Warren collapsed in the latest national Quinnipiac University poll just as she's been diving into the details of how she'd pass Medicare for All — and fending off a barrage of attacks from her more moderate rivals.
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When we instead commit ourselves to moving forward, to diving into the unknown and embracing our humanity in all its uncertainty, then we embark on a truly beautiful and noble adventure — the very road to freedom.
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The plot follows Sean as he attempts to steal back his girlfriend from a dude by diving into what begins as a Super Nintendo-styled platformer and then transforms into a go-kart racer partway through.
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Diving into the American Folk Art Museum's two new exhibitions, it's quite likely that your head will spin — for all the right reasons — in the presence of some very potent expressions from two unsinkable human spirits.
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Whether it be diving into battle, outnumbered, on a Tim Westwood freestyle session, or famously taking music industry panels to task for omitting his name from their end-of-year lists, he has remained war-ready.
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But he's also vowed to begin diving into his deep Rolodex of wealthy friends and business associates and to jointly fundraise with the Republican National Committee in order to raise "over $1 billion" for his campaign.
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All of this helps Google get its users more accustomed to "asking" Google for answers and actions in a more conversational way, where it finds itself quickly diving into a massive competition with Amazon and Apple's Siri.
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But a quick drop in the water isn't as sexy as models diving into the water, Sony phones clutched in their hands, and Sony continued to make the poor choice of calling its phones waterproof in commercials.
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Having seen the way fake news and technology's intersection have led to chaos and bloodshed in other countries, Nigerian journalists and researchers are diving into their campaign with all the intense focus of politicians running for office.
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Combined with Zuckerberg's announcement yesterday that his 2017 personal challenge is to meet and listen to people in all 50 states, this fact lends weight to the idea that Zuckerberg may be serious about diving into politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swimmers across Europe marked the Epiphany feast day on Friday by diving into icy waters to retrieve wooden crosses as part of a range of Christian celebrations to mark the end of the Christmas season.
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One of Jonathan's constant critiques of me was that I didn't keep up with the news enough, but I wondered if he wasn't overinformed, deep-diving into obscure articles and message boards, seeing connections that weren't there.
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We're really diving into that in the story, and we're asking a lot of questions about what it means to be a patriot, to be an American, to be different, to be an immigrant, or an outsider.
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VICE is unveiling a new daily podcast, The VICE Guide to Right Now, on which we'll be giving you a rundown of the day's top headlines and diving into stories about the absurdity of the modern condition.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats picked up on their post-Mueller course on Friday, rapidly ramping up their probes into President Donald Trump's finances and diving into the numerous cases of obstruction of justice that the special counsel documented.
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"I think new-mom mode really helped me want to start diving into cleaning, and I can say that we've officially started spring cleaning in our house," she tells PEOPLE exclusively of herself and husband Carlos PenaVega.
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With that as context, the Startup Law A to Z – Regulatory Compliance checklist is below: Before diving into further detail, it may be helpful for some readers to note the distinction between a law and a regulation.
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After spending the last week diving into Resident Evil 7 in VR, I hopped on the microphones with Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau to discuss Capcom's successful return to survival horror's roots.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Argentine online marketplace Mercadolibre Inc is diving into areas like lending and logistics management, which once belonged exclusively to large financial and retail groups, to increase market share in Brazil, a top executive said.
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Careful editing revealed trends: tiki parties, portraits of household pets (including a subset category of little girls holdings guinea pigs), politically incorrect Native American costumes, people diving into pools, poses in front of television sets, people sleeping.
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If it's financially feasible, I even suggest finding a last-minute deal on a hotel room, pumping before you go and then swan diving into a bed that you don't have to make yourself for one night.
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"Fish jumping out of the sea, birds diving into the water," remarks Gauranga, a fisherman whose eye was gouged out during a childhood encounter with a stingray and now wears its tail as a good-luck charm.
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To them, it had appeared to be a ship, so they groped around for the last flare that had been floating in their raft, diving into the pool of water to feel for it — to no avail.
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When cold shock is experienced in combination with other physiological changes, particularly those associated with diving into frigid water, some swimmers can have a heart arrhythmia, which, if there is an underlying cardiac condition, can prove fatal.
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Before tackling YouTube's shadowy demonetization policy, Nerd City was known for diving into Jake Paul's insidious marketing schemes, exposing family vlogging channels as exploitative, and highlighting obviously edited Instagram photos as bad for young followers' self esteem.
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Before diving into interviews with newsmakers and celebrities like Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Samantha Bee and the journalist David Fahrenthold, Ms. Couric and her co-host, Brian Goldsmith, banter about brands sponsoring the show, adding their personal endorsements.
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They discussed why it was needed -- at times diving into very personal stories of their experiences as a caregiver -- at The Hill's Cost of Caring: Family Caregivers and Tax Reform event Thursday morning, sponsored by AARP. Rep.
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They discussed why it was needed — at times diving into very personal stories of their experiences as a caregiver — at The Hill's Cost of Caring: Family Caregivers and Tax Reform event Thursday morning, sponsored by AARP. Rep.
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Similarly, diving into the American Folk Art Museum's two new exhibitions, it's quite likely that your head will spin — for all the right reasons — in the presence of some very potent expressions from two unsinkable human spirits.
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Ironically, just a few months prior to diving into his Hollywood swimming pool, John scored a Top 10 hit with "Someone Saved My Life Tonight," a song that recounted an earlier suicide attempt that took place in 1968.
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"If we go another month, then I start feeling like we're diving into the realm where people are going to start being hurt," said Christopher Thornberg, founding partner of research and consulting firm Beacon Economics in Los Angeles.
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The department store chain has been proactive in pivoting away from the dying department store format, diving into tests of its pickup-only store, Nordstrom Local, and introducing resale at its New York flagship and at Nordstrom Rack.
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You have to give a real effort and be ravenously curious about things because part of the hunt for what economists call "match quality" is diving into things in a way that gives you maximum signal about yourself.
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You can save different action sequences, say for example, how to navigate the robot through your kitchen, and you can also customize each movement by diving into more technical parts of the app where the code is revealed.
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That's why for the show's second season, I'll be diving into one particular spoilery revelation from each episode, to figure out what it means, how we got here, and where things might go in the episodes to come.
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From the looks of the latest trailer, the upcoming remake from director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name) will use the same premise as a jumping off point, before diving into its own particular form of madness.
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For the rest of the day, I did feel a persistent and pleasant light tingling sensation all over my body – similar to the warm feeling of invigoration provided by the recovery period shortly after diving into cold water.
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It's a question you'll likely want to ask yourself before diving into the new installment of this crime-doc spoof, which is utterly, disgustingly, full o' feces: Splattered on walls, plopped onto floors, even hanging in the air.
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As the son of soul icon Diana Ross and the sister of singer Jessica Simpson, viewers will witness Evan, 29, stepping back from acting and Ashlee, 33, diving into music again as they record their first duet album.
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In that clubhouse was a little café, and the earliest job I can remember doing was tending to that counter, giving people Coca-Colas and sparkling waters, and diving into the freezer for popsicles and ice-cream bars.
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"I heard it [Tinder] took off in Sochi [at the 2014 Winter Olympics] and then people were talking about it and I was like, 'Let me try this,'" Lochte told Cosmopolitan of diving into the dating app world.
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Whether Bentley ultimately appoints her or someone else, the new attorney general will be diving into dangerous waters if they quash the investigation of the governor, according to Pamela Pierson, professor at the University of Alabama's law school.
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I've tried a few routine-swaps before on Try Living with Lucie, and each one has taken me far outside of my comfort zone — diving into somebody else's daily routine is an interesting experiment, to say the least.
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Here's a rundown of each company's offering, from last-mile eco-friendly options to flexible and high-end services: Uber announced in April it was buying electric bike company Jump Bikes, diving into the growing bike-sharing market.
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Most similar perhaps to Rae Sremmurd, Dreezy is a natural stylistic chameleon, fully comfortable synthesizing the precise, impeccably delivered rhyming of someone like Jay Z with the spacey world of trap production and diving into melody when necessary.
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But this film seems to want to say something about race, power, and class in Chicago, and sometimes it feels like it didn't quite get its bearings before diving into the particularities of the charged setting it's chosen.
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Here's how TechCrunch is keeping our brains busy while we're stuck at home Now more than ever, diving into new skills, old interests and even totally fluffy mindless entertainment can keep our minds refreshed and our days full.
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Free, Android and iOS Diving into your favorite streaming app of choice is of course a good way to get your mind out of the confines of the same four walls, but how do you know what's good?
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A 45-minute boat ride later, Ko Kut rose from the Gulf of Thailand, a green hump ringed by an undeveloped beach and statuesque boulders that looked as if they had been designed for diving into the sea.
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The book this movie is based on has no qualms about diving into the sudsy, gossipy, melodramatic world of filthy rich Chinese families and the young woman unlucky enough to find herself in the middle of it all.
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He's a genius—no, really, he's a member of Mensa—who cuts his own hair, spouts trivia about bats, and thinks nothing of stripping to his birthday suit and diving into a pond in front someone he just met.
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Instead of swan diving into my couch in whatever business casual getup I've been wearing for the day, I've started the ritual of getting changed to relax for a few hours before bed, probably admittedly because of these shoes.
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The explanations are fine, but the way we discover them —walking past a grove of crystalline trees, through a tangle of pale white branches and diving into a dark hole, where things get really weird — is far more memorable.
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Though the series itself is diving into mostly uncharted waters, the A Song of Ice and Fire books actually delve into Balon's death much earlier, with Euron conveniently appearing on the scene in the wake of his brother's death.
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The Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers, who clash on Sunday for the National Football League championship, kicked off Super Bowl week taking turns diving into the anything-goes media mosh pit to face questions both serious and utterly bizarre.
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You'd assume that dropping a GoPro in a working lava lamp would be like diving into an active volcano, but the footage is more akin to peering inside a beating human heart as blood cells swirl all around you.
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He thought Taylor Swift was stalking him, and was once reported to the police in Illinois for stashing an AR-15 in the trunk of his car and then diving into a public pool wearing a women's pink housecoat.
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Now, however, it seems to be diving into physical with even more gusto — following a wider trend in the publishing industry, where the Publishers Association says that sales of physical books are now rising as e-books are falling.
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We're told the "Jurassic Park" actor crammed a bunch of his stuff into a locker before diving into the Pacific, and when he came back to shore his stuff was nowhere to be found ... so he called the cops.
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It is no secret that tech companies are diving into AI analytics research, an industry that will grow to $70 billion by 2020 from just $8.2 billion in 2013, according to a Bank of America report citing IDC research.
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Icelandic post-rock veterans Sigur Rós are diving into the world of "slow tv" with Route One, a 24-hour live-streaming event that pairs footage from one of Iceland's longest highways with some of the band's new music.
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The Supreme Court's newest justice is reveling in his role, diving into arguments with gusto and so far fulfilling the expectation that he would be a rock-ribbed conservative in the mold of his predecessor, the late Antonin Scalia.
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After a painfully dull station identification message and a cascade of stars, Gadot's Diana Prince leaps onto the screen, wielding her shield, diving into the Themysciran sea, riding horses, lassoing bad guys, and deflecting bullets with her wrist amor.
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Silicon Valley is diving into artificial intelligence (AI)and machine learning research, an industry estimated to zoom to $70 billion by 2020 from just $8.2 billion in 2013, according to a Bank of America report that cited IDC research.
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The Trump administration's Justice Department is diving into the roiling waters of campus free speech controversies, mounting legal challenges to alleged infringements on speech by public universities, including the University of Michigan and the University of California at Berkeley.
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Diving into a chart of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), Keene opines that the ETF will have a hard time getting about $3003, a level that roughly corresponds to a record high for the S&P 500.
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Buoy was right 90 percent of the time, says Le. Still, the app is not without competition as it seems everyone in healthcare is suddenly diving into AI — with IBM's Doc Watson as the biggest whale in the space.
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Of course, there was still the sad matter of the aged Vitor Belfort getting knocked out in the main event, but we will only dwell on that a brief moment before diving into some of the more enjoyable bouts.
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The Ordinary is brought to you by DECIEM, a larger umbrella of brands with a story (and inventory) that's worth diving into, and its mission is to bring expensive medical-grade skincare formulas to the general public, for cheap.
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Overtime, a sports media startup that&aposs raised $22023 million in funding, has made no secret of its ambitions to take on none less than ESPN, and it&aposs diving into esports in its latest step in that effort.
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RHP Steven Wright, who missed this week's start after suffering a shoulder injury diving into second base as a pinch runner against the Dodgers in Los Angeles, is improving and the hope is he can return to start Thursday.
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The husband-and-wife team of Cody Lindquist and Charlie Todd hosts this monthly talk show that, as advertised, asks its guests to drink a couple of adult beverages before diving into discussions about the politics of the day.
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But Republicans argue that it's simply not feasible since diving into immigration opens up a range of hot-button issues that have long divided Congress, namely what to do about illegal immigration, and those are inevitably going to reemerge.
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"I think it is highly likely that diving into areas in which he has very little experience without an extraordinary cast of experts around him will result in poor policy decisions which will have large unintended consequences," she said.
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The integrated AKG headphones, all prepped and ready for 360-degree spatial sound, are pretty nice, but the biggest thing is that they're just there and are one less thing you'll have to fiddle around with before diving into an experience.
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After performing his trademark "shoey" — drinking champagne out of his racing boot on the victory podium, in front of the Monaco royal family — he continued the celebration later by diving into a rooftop swimming pool while still wearing his racing overalls.
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Here are seven moments from the keynote that made the biggest splash: "Great chefs don't just throw together every ingredient in the kitchen," said Pei in a refreshing moment of frankness before diving into the design of the new phone.
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While you really should watch the whole 18-episode first season before diving into round two, if you're short on time, we rounded up five episodes from Season 1 for a quick binge to get you all ready for Friday's premiere.
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Similar to the kind of person that uses ad infinitum casually, Valençay's smell can be a little off-putting: it's dark, earthy, acidic funk is textbook "goaty," the olfactory equivalent of nose-diving into the floor of a sweaty barn.
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But diving into a lap pool can be intimidating if you don't really know what you're doing, and experience-wise, most of us are somewhere between a kid with arm floaties and the CGI shark that famously raced Michael Phelps.
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But because the documentary doesn't fully commit to either approach — deep diving into the Ocasio-Cortez race, or giving the other women's stories equal weight — the analysis of the campaigns and politics don't move beyond the level of cable TV soundbites.
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"I came into it expecting and wanting everything to be exactly the same," he said, adding that he "fell in love" with the character of L after diving into the anime and manga series in order to prepare for his audition.
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And, yes, it's a literal trip: the cast will visit places that were once special to them, while catching up on their lives, diving into press drama, and exploring every other juicy piece of gossip we've wanted them to spill about.
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If you're interested in making your own or diving into exactly how Singh made the camera from beginning to end, he documented the entire process at length in an Imgur album and has posted all the necessary code on GitHub.
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It's a category that has cranked out films just as smart and stylish as Parasite for years, with similar levels of dark humor and social commentary, and one well worth diving into for those who find Bong's work even remotely intriguing.
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When I was asking him about what it's like for him, an able-bodied person, diving into this world, he told me about a gentleman who was in a chair and talked to him about sexuality in the disabled community.
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However, you'd expect Apple to double down on existing, and potentially quite lucrative, businesses like Apple Pay, Music, and iTunes rather than diving into social, where so much land has already been claimed in the name of Facebook and Snapchat.
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But of course, fandom being what it is, dedicated Trekkies are already picking apart the trailer and diving into Star Trek's rich history in search of clues and insights that could help them better understand what Picard is all about.
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For season 3, you can cheat by just reading up on all the shocking twists that viewers were put through, before diving into our Binge Club for season 4, which has details about every single episode all in one place.
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Instead, season 2 assumes viewers already know that multiple timelines are part of the show's DNA, and uses the structural trick to cover decades of story, diving into perspectives and events that were never even hinted at in the initial season.
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The rock star, 56, recently launched his own brand of rosè called Diving Into Hampton Water—a name created by his son and business partner Jesse Bongiovi, 23, a recent Notre Dame graduate who played for the school's football team.
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I love happy music, I love rockin' out to Def Leppard and Mew and all this stuff that you can sing along to, and I also love diving into Emperor and bands like Gadget and weird, super grindy black metal stuff.
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We've written before about diving into your spam folder on a semi-regular basis just to make sure you're not missing anything important, and to give your email apps some assistance in working out what is spam and what isn't.
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In addition to the many activities that the star enjoyed, she rounded out her trip by sharing a video of herself diving into the beautiful waters of Bora Bora in a bikini and showed off her new Polynesian head wrap.
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On Monday, Cernovich posted a lengthy "history" of Clinton's supposed health problems, documenting a few falls, her concussion and then diving into the seizure video and other conspiracies before rounding it out with a video claiming Clinton has Parkinson's disease.
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Miami (CNN)As the battle over health care rages on in Congress, French Montana is diving into the nationwide debate, proclaiming that health care should be a right for all and not just a privilege for those who can afford it.
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Rather than diving into software designed for editing sound products like podcasts, Descript aims to build a simple what-you-see-is-what-you-get interface that you would expect when you pop open Google Docs or something to that extent.
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In this episode of MashTalk, Pete, Christina and Lance discuss Mark Zuckerberg's paranoia (1:00) — he might not be THAT paranoid — before diving into how Siri works on macOS Sierra (9:443) and how it compares to Cortana (10:00).
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Hosts Mike Ferguson and Mike Morford made it through a full nine episodes deep-diving into the case before the news of the arrest broke; the podcast has promised to continue digging into the case as new evidence and information surfaces.
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Before diving into the more complex concepts, you'll first get a comprehensive introduction to AI. You'll even get a snapshot of the history of AI and deep learning to help you understand where the technology could be headed in the future.
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But this weekend, I really enjoyed diving into two really evocative and cleverly drawn fictional universes that, despite being polar opposites in terms of how each approached its conceit, had me utterly bought-in by the time the action really started.
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The EP was a delicious piece of misdirection from the dominant narrative established by other noise bands diving into techno—instead of blistered 4/4 beats, it was a sloppy, sleepy, and otherworldly collage of mussed-up, off-kilter rock riffs.
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I'm a big fan of the "What we know and don't know" form, which we deploy at big news moments to help readers catch up and cut through to get the essentials before diving into some of the deeper stories.
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The name might strike you as awkward—maybe appropriately so, given the potential ick factor of diving into waters that could be half toddler urine—but "it captures what we do," Bunim Laskin, the company's twenty-two-year-old C.E.O., said.
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The training kicks off with the fundamental terminologies, concepts, benefits, and deployment options of AWS before diving into Amazon S3 for object storage, Amazon Route 53 for hosting domain names, and Amazon EC2 for scalable computing capacity in the AWS cloud.
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Before diving into the instant analysis of the latest jobs numbers that we routinely provide on the first Friday morning of the month, it's worth pausing to think about a milestone the United States economy has passed at long last.
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Kyle Juszczyk, the 211964ers' throwback of a fullback, took a short pass and rumbled toward the goal line, diving into the end zone for a 211976-yard touchdown that along with Robbie Gould's extra point has this game tied, 211983-212017.
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Sometimes companies experiment with augmented reality, which drops virtual objects into a viewer's field of view, and 360-degree videos, which show all angles of a scene but don't allow interaction, before diving into the more expensive world of virtual reality.
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The show started with a medley of patriotic songs sung from atop the roof of NRG Stadium, and after diving into the stadium — with the help of an elaborate harness — Lady Gaga transitioned into the familiar hits of her career.
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I had a considerable amount of walking to do to justify that fatty, delicious sandwich, and I began by diving into the city's impressive cultural scene downtown, continuing across the Allegheny and stopping at the Andy Warhol Museum on Sandusky Street.
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After diving into second, Riley jogged to third when Ozzie Albies drove a fly out to the warning track in center and went head first into home plate when Tyler Flowers hit a sacrifice fly to medium-depth right field.
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If you're not spending today—and all days, honestly—diving into her style history, watching her revenge-killing music videos on loop, or setting a google alert for paparazzi photos of her with wine, you're making a big mistake. Huge.
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As we've previously discussed, you shouldn't be thinking about diving into investment until you have a fully funded emergency fund, have paid off all of your serious debts, and have your short-, mid-, and long-term financial and life goals under control.
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Your talking point for today's Olympics watercooler conversation has arrived: An internet genius who goes by exgexg on Imgur riffs on the classic "diving into a glass of water" gag by plunging the Chinese synchronized diving team into a couple of Solo cups.
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In my defense, it's fun watching the blood drain from Patrick's face when you go deep-diving into Destiny lore in front of him, and also Austin had just read some really shitty lore that I felt required a little palate cleanser.
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Robinhood has raised $539 million to date, as diving into financial services can be an expensive prospect, as well as getting enough users on board to the point that it can scale to a level that the business starts to increasingly make sense.
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Drawn out of his shell by a string of compelling characters played by Amber Rose Revah, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and others, Castle gradually grows more likable to the audience just as the story picks up speed, diving into police conspiracy and shootouts.
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We're also re-imagining a world built by women, diving into the lives of millennial women in the Mosuo tribe in China, and taking a look at what happens at an ad agency when the top male executives are replaced by women.
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Early in the year I'd been fortunate enough to get the opportunity to write a book of my own, and responded by getting as far away from the project as possible, diving into imaginary worlds as though I could take up residence there.
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Diving into the archive of the British Film Institute, the documentary illustrates the fight for LGBTQ+ equality in the UK with a mashup of clips, both fact and fiction, that demonstrate how taboo queer culture was in mainstream society just 50 years ago.
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"We're diving into a brand new category which is super exciting and we're really starting to think not only about how forward-thinking software teams are managing their software projects but how they're actually planning ahead," ZenHub co-founder Aaron Upright told me.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Trade wars and softer growth are unlikely to dissuade global investors from diving into the world's second-largest economy as they seek better returns, participants in the Reuters Global Investment Outlook 20203 Summit said this week.
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It's also easier to quickly tweak your preferences to dismiss stuff that's piled up—Apple calls this feature Instant Tuning (swipe left and tap Manage), and it lets you silence individual apps without unlocking your phone and diving into the Settings app.
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But real pros can usually avoid those potential pitfalls and go strong for years on end because they do more pre-anal prep than the average civilian diving into butt stuff, and (more importantly) because they tend to have almost supernaturally resilient rectums.
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Why it matters: It's the latest example of a digital publisher diving into long-form content to create a new revenue stream and engage their audiences in places other than big social platforms, like Facebook, which is sending less traffic to publishers.
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But instead of diving into Autechre-ian computer code bleeps or the fogged wastelands of Boards of Canada's best work, Clark's been holed up with a bag of popcorn, creating pieces that feel like soundtracks to technicolor dystopias shot on 70mm film.
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However, in 2012, with parenting duties piled on top of busy work schedules (at the time, Mr. and Ms. Kamel were collaborating on a fashion e-commerce start-up called Edition01), they couldn't fathom diving into another major renovation project of their own.
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The incident occurred early in the fourth quarter of the Raptors' Game 3 win over the Warriors on Wednesday night after Lowry was shoved on the left shoulder by Stevens after diving into courtside seats to try to save a loose ball.
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Those who are hosting Zoom meetings can improve a disingenuous situation by diving into settings and toggling them so that the "join from your browser" link is automatically displayed — instead of requiring participants attempt to download Zoom first before it will appear.
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Dual Function Perfect for triathletes, "Chariots of Fire" re-enactors or anyone who feels like diving into a lake after a long jog, the water-repellent Run Cannonball Run shorts by the New England brand Tracksmith work equally well for running or swimming.
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The moon is in your sign today, Taurus, encouraging you to focus on self-care, and it's a powerful time to expand your consciousness through travel or diving into a topic you're inspired by as the moon connects with power planet Pluto.
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I was still that scrappy entrepreneur, diving into growth — sometimes obsessively so — but without enough care for our communities, or how we would adjust the processes that worked for us as a small company for our current challenges as a big global company.
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President Trump's stated aim for his administration's trade negotiations with China is to reach a "Phase 20167" agreement that solves some of the biggest issues between the two nations, before diving into talks for a "Phase 2280" deal that addresses other disagreements.
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But there is a crucial difference between the two countries that is already apparent: While Washington struggles to take action even as such shootings become more routine, New Zealand's government is immediately diving into a detailed discussion of further legislative checks on guns.
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It's by diving into that very human in spite of that Herzog reminds me why his disdainful bon mots are more hopeful and more generous than he's often given credit for, and where the film offers some of its more compelling observations.
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I love this show for boldly diving into things that shows like this rarely get into, and doing it with hilarious jokes and sweet storylines (and, yes, I do like Eleanor and Chidi together, though I'm interested to see where that story goes).
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The 2015 film focused on Nina Simone's studious work ethic and the years she spent pushing herself as a classical pianist in the face of a deeply racist society that doubted her accomplishments, before diving into the murk of her mental health struggles.
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Since we're diving into the portions of "Jennings, Elizabeth" that made us go a little squinty-eyed, though, I hope you lot can clear up something for me: What exactly was Stan on about when he offered Philip a loan to save the travel agency?
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In diving into this question, my goal was twofold: to understand the reasons why the Street Fighter community rallied against the game it actively supported, and to uncover why the community can still stay so cohesive and supportive even in the midst of its complaints.
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Diving into the hardware specs, the MacBook now maxes out at up to a 1.3GHz Core i7 processor, the 13-inch MacBook Pro has up to a 3.5GHz Core i7, and the 15-inch MacBook Pro goes up to a 3.1GHz Core i7 processor.
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The latter, Farmer explains, allows them to be first in line when a seasoned entrepreneur is considering diving into a new project: "We will see people who are about to hit a vesting milestone and who will almost certainly start another company," Farmer tells TechCrunch.
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I was tipped off that he has been making his own stuff in-house to eventually use in some of the prepared dishes at Cape, making him one of two chefs in the LA area diving into umami-filled world of DIY petrified bonito.
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In a sneak peek at Thursday's episode, Hyland — decked out in a pink latex top and matching skirt, pink Pumas and a full face of glamorous makeup — rolls up in a toy Jeep before diving into an epic performance of the Pussycat Dolls 2005 hit.
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Here's what some of the Verge staff are currently reading: Tasha Robinson: I'm just diving into Only Human, the third book in Sylvain Neuvel's Themis Files series, which starts with parts of a giant, ancient, ultra-high-tech mecha-being discovered all over the world.
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Bryan Bishop, The Verge: Season 2 assumes viewers already know that multiple timelines are part of the show's DNA, and uses the structural trick to cover decades of story, diving into perspectives and events that were never even hinted at in the initial season.
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It also cast her as an inveterate do-gooder, diving into thankless, unsexy social work from the second she graduated from college, a portrait that could not be further from the scheming Lady Macbeth version of Hillary that we are all so familiar with.
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We seem to be standing on a slope, watching them move past as they spread out, diving into two groups in order to make their way around a huge, multi-part form sitting in the middle ground and rising to the painting's top edge.
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Since the accident, Spears and her husband Jamie Watson have enjoyed watching Maddie live her life to the fullest, whether it's on the basketball court, delivering Valentine's Day cards to her classmates, or diving into her ninth year at her LSU-themed pool party.
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" Colbert provided a relatively brief and biting summary of the president's press conference, opening with an addressing of the latest Kavanaugh accusation, then swan-diving into the weirdest, wildest moments, with a takedown of Trump's declaration that the allegations were a "big fat con job.
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Restaurants, from quick-service chains such as Panera Bread to sit-down eateries such as Applebee's, are ramping up or diving into delivery for the first time to meet the demand of diners who increasingly want everything — from groceries to gadgets — dropped at their door.
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The taste was just different enough, but not as drastic as a sparkling or flavored water, and I felt rehydrated and re-energized after drinking it, whether I had it while diving into a writing session or after coming out of a strength workout class.
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Molly never seemed comfortable diving into this kind of arrangement, and eventually broke it off after seeing Dro and his wife together at a mutual friend's birthday dinner (but not before hooking up with him in the restaurant bathroom in the middle of that dinner).
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Creature Comforts Even if she's outgrown her affection for mermaids (I thought of suggesting Adrienne Rich's "Diving Into the Wreck" even before I remembered that it features a half-woman, half-fish), maybe your stepdaughter can hold onto her love of myths a little longer.
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Repeatedly throwing deep down field, Tom Brady and the Patriots showed they are still fighting in this game, and they went 85 yards on 23 plays, with Danny Amendola diving into the end zone for a touchdown, that made it a 20-17 game.
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But instead of decamping to another high-end destination (boutique hotels are currently popular among chefs at loose ends), he is diving into the world of upscale fast food with a quick-serve restaurant, Pasta Flyer, that he hopes to develop into a chain.
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