I was a young racer at the time, I had just turned eighteen and I was just married, so uh this year is very auspicious for us because it's our fiftieth year, it's not only the fiftieth year of the company, it's the fiftieth year of my marriage.
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We were at a friend's fiftieth birthday party in Mexico.
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MGA went to Kozinski's court in 2009, Barbie's fiftieth birthday.
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"I'll celebrate my fiftieth birthday in the air," she noted.
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How is the Church of Satan's fiftieth birthday being celebrated?
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It'll be the fiftieth Falcon 53 launch, according to Elon Musk.
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The fiftieth anniversary of Plath's death came and went in 21960.
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Laurie Anderson was appointed guest director of the fiftieth Brighton festival.
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"I was in the desert for my manager's fiftieth birthday," she wrote.
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"We thought, well, fiftieth anniversary, it's time to revisit this," he said.
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Now, BRB while I go listen to "Falling" for the fiftieth time.
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Mostly Mozart, celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, gives its composer's stage music special prominence.
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The Whole Foods deal gives Amazon less than one-fiftieth of the grocery market.
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The deal, after all, gives Amazon less than one-fiftieth of the grocery market.
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And in the most recent move, Trump supporters are boycotting America's fiftieth state, Hawaii.
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It also happens to be the fiftieth spacewalk in the International Space Station program's history.
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Both Stone and Corsi wrote books about the assassination for its fiftieth anniversary, in 22016.
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In 1988, on the fiftieth anniversary of Kristallnacht, the poem was read in the German Parliament.
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Originally, they were the Roxyettes, the presiding spirits of the Roxy Theatre, on West Fiftieth Street.
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"I was in the desert for my manager's fiftieth birthday," she wrote in an essay for Glamour.
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Fiftieth place, for example, takes home 0.25%, which would amount to $27,500 of an $11 million total.
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Its economy is only a fiftieth as big as that of its democratic capitalist cousin, South Korea.
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For Magnum's fiftieth anniversary, each photographer was given financial support by the agency for a creative project.
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In 1965, when a great fuss was made over its fiftieth anniversary, Blanche Knopf was barely mentioned.
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Krusty The Clown is spitting in every fiftieth burger at the thought of Russia's track and field ban.
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The median renter makes just over $30,000 per year and has one-fiftieth the wealth of the median homeowner.
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Then, in 2004, scientists who had conducted research at Sagehen gathered for a belated celebration of its fiftieth anniversary.
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The commission's proposal amounts to 1.11% of EU gross national income, around a fiftieth of most average governments' spending.
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When Blazer reached out to Blanks again after her fiftieth birthday in 2002, she was in a desperate situation.
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These were among the topics addressed at the annual meeting in Davos, which is now in its fiftieth year.
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Fresh from her fiftieth-anniversary season, Twyla Tharp will be back in action at the Joyce (July 11-23).
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A painting commissioned for the firm's hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary, "Transport Through the Ages," hung above the reception desk.
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When you're a teenager dealing with your first (or fiftieth) breakout, the plan of attack tends to be pretty straightforward.
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In early August, the eponymous début album from the Stooges, which Pop helped form, in 1967, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary.
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At the fiftieth anniversary of Explorer I, the women who were in Mission Control [at the time] weren't even invited.
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I couldn't finally start Making a Murderer like I promised myself I would do for the fiftieth time that morning.
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This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the 1967 Detroit riot, the second-largest civil disturbance in modern U.S. history.
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Today, Portugal's drug-use mortality rate is the lowest in Western Europe, and one-fiftieth that of the United States.
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As of 214, the fiftieth anniversary of the series, the concerts had been heard by more than 217 million people.
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A few days after getting his license, Woodfox flew to Oakland for the fiftieth reunion of the Black Panther Party.
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Beethoven, whose two-hundred-and-fiftieth birthday arrives next year, will supply a fifth of Carnegie Hall's 2019-20 season.
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Those ideas suggested that the axion mass should be about 10 keV—that is, about one-fiftieth of an electron's mass.
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"Maybe your third, fourth, fiftieth song/novel/painting will be the one that 'makes it,' that wins the plaudits," she says.
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That day, he wore a blue suit, a crisp white shirt, and a pin commemorating Howard's recent hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary.
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In honor of the fiftieth anniversary of this glorious invention, here are five facts that perhaps you didn't know about ATMs.
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"Maybe your third, fourth, fiftieth song/novel/painting will be the one that 'makes it,' that wins the plaudits," she said.
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Its conventional means are limited; its $13bn defence budget is a fifth of Saudi Arabia's, and one-fiftieth that of America's.
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The band was booked to play for ladies' fiftieth-birthday parties and other adult festivities, and the boys made serious money.
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After all, your first private plane ride is a once-in-a-lifetime experience; by your fiftieth, it's just another tedious commute.
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Sunday marked the fiftieth anniversary of their 1966 performance at Dodger Stadium, and Scully started with the basics: 2993,000 fans in attendance.
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After reading three books that mark the fiftieth anniversary of Stonewall, I have been corrected again, in some way I never anticipated.
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It is disheartening to see this fiftieth anniversary of Funk pass by without so much as a nod from the art world.
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At best, they aspire to the kind of nostalgic schmaltz typically associated with a slideshow prepared for retirement party or fiftieth wedding anniversary.
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Recently, the Sierra Club's initiative hit a major milestone after Truckee, California became the fiftieth city to commit to 100 percent clean energy.
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"Remember the past, create the future", is this year's theme, as the parade commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the so-called Stonewall riots.
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Nadler asked whether Trump intended to live on the hundred-and-fiftieth floor of the new building, and Trump replied that he did.
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According to the United States Social Security Douglas, or Doug, was the fiftieth most popular name for boys born between 1970 and 1979.
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And its twist ending took on the history of the Manson family murders, an event whose fiftieth anniversary coincided with the movie's release.
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The exhibition is tied to this summer's fiftieth anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in Greenwich Village, which launched the modern L.G.B.T. rights movement.
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Perhaps these demographic factors contribute to the high vaccine rates in the two states, the authors of a recent analysis in Health Affairs suggested: Among US states, Mississippi and West Virginia rank fiftieth and forty-ninth, respectively, in median income, and forty-ninth and fiftieth, respectively, in the percentage of people ages twenty-five and older who have completed a bachelor's degree.
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AS JUNE nears, baby boomers—and not only boomers—are commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of one of the biggest events in popular music history.
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The fiftieth anniversary of these riots is a troubling reminder of the distance that we have not traveled as a nation since the 1960s.
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We've had work weekends cancelled because it was the fiftieth anniversary of the 1964 World's Fair, or there's a car show at the Javits.
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It was Jimmy Kimmel's fiftieth on Monday night, so Adam Sandler turned up to take over the show as a birthday treat to Kimmel.
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Mayweather looked to have called time on his boxing career last year, after also stopping Irishman McGregor for a fiftieth victory on his perfect record.
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So that's one close call and one error, which together constitute, by my rough calculation, about a fiftieth of the factual claims in WW's piece.
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Then, for the fiftieth and final time, he reached into the cabinet, removed an assault rifle from the cabinet and filled her body with bullets.
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In celebration of Toscanini's hundred-and-fiftieth birthday, the music historian Harvey Sachs has brought out an enormous new biography, " Toscanini: Musician of Conscience " (Liveright).
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One of Soltis's first moves was to take Melissa, Ashley, and eight other students to Jackson, Mississippi, for the fiftieth anniversary of the Freedom Summer.
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After a two-year hiatus, Shawn "Jay Z" Carter&aposs music is back on Spotify — and it&aposs just in time for his fiftieth birthday.
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Christie's, the auction house, celebrates its two-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary this year, and over time the origins of certain company traditions have become obscure.
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"Dear citizens of Baltimore, I would like to thank you for allowing me to serve as the fiftieth mayor," the statement read by her lawyer said.
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The most recent, which featured the gold medal, was held earlier this month to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the launch of the Apollo 11 mission.
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Five years ago, the Los Angeles-based artist Jeff Weiss organized a memorial service for Prometheus, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of its death.
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" Schumer said the move would "appropriately commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Jerusalem's reunification and show the world that the US definitively acknowledges Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Yes, people seem to like reading about Apple, but are they going to read my Apple post if it's the fiftieth story published on the same topic?
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Mike Wehner, the assistant general manager at the Orange County Water District, told Siegel the holes were one one-hundred fiftieth the width of a human hair.
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We subsequently, at my fiftieth birthday party at William Wilson's house, had a meeting of the — are you ready for this — Michael Cooper, Michael Cooper, Michael Cooper Club.
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"The things that Trump has done, if Obama had done one-fiftieth, they'd be all over him," De Niro said in an interview with The Guardian published Sunday.
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"Most likely the first flight will be one way," Tereshkova said to journalists in Star City, Russia, where the cosmonauts train, on the fiftieth anniversary of her flight.
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After all, what would have happened if I had been found, months later, to be an undesirable sort while making my fiftieth beef and cheddar of the day?
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A laser then creates the first layer of the object, which can be as thin as a fiftieth of a millimetre, by melting particles of powder in the correct pattern.
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Two, inject roughly a fiftieth of the amount of sulfates into the upper atmosphere, where it causes virtually no direct harm to humans but helps keep global warming in check.
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Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer, and Andrew Rannells star in Joe Mantello's fiftieth-anniversary revival of "The Boys in the Band," Mart Crowley's seminal gay drama (April 30, Booth).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Five decades since it heralded a transformation in the way people obtained and used cash, the world's first ATM was turned into gold for celebrations of its fiftieth anniversary.
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Fewer than one in 100,000 people have died in combat per year since 2000—one-sixth the rate between 1950 and 2000, and one-fiftieth of that between 1900 and 1950. Why?
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A national laboratory review of all studies on the topic found that the lifecycle carbon pollution of wind energy is one fiftieth that of natural gas and one hundredth that of coal.
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It is either damning irony or inspiring continuity—or, possibly, both—that the fiftieth anniversary of King's death falls amid the largest antigun-violence mobilization that we have seen since he departed.
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Q. & A. The fiftieth anniversary of Monty Python, which debuted on the BBC in 1969, is coming soon, but don't expect Eric Idle, one of the comedy troupe's founding members, to celebrate.
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Spam musubi—Spam on rice wrapped in seaweed strips—is ubiquitous in the fiftieth state, but sometimes, two bangs for the buck, namely hot dogs and Spam, are what you really want.
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Michel Azibert of Eutelsat, a satellite firm, says advances in technology mean that the cost of transmission capacity will fall to a fiftieth (about $1m per gigabyte) by 2020 compared with older satellites.
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Editor's Note: August 286 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the so-called Tate murders, when followers of Charles Manson massacred five people, including actress Sharon Tate, in a home north of Beverly Hills.
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For the fiftieth anniversary of the often mythologized events, Metrograph and French Institute Alliance Française present programs that reveal the documentary fervor and artistic imagination that arose from the ferment of the time.
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By the time of his fiftieth-anniversary letter to shareholders, in 2015, the shares were trading for two hundred and twenty-three thousand dollars, an annual gain of about twenty-one per cent.
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Besides the Apollo 50 Festival, NASA has a number of celebrations on its schedule —although several, such as National Symphony Orchestra Pops presents Apollo 11: A Fiftieth Anniversary, are pricey and / or sold out.
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In 2015, speaking on the fiftieth anniversary of the civil rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, he noted "that at the time of the marches, many in power condemned rather than praised" the demonstrators.
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One afternoon this summer, Giuliani sank into a chair, pulled the knot of his tie down to his chest, and removed a Padrón fiftieth-anniversary cigar (retail price: forty dollars) from a carrying case.
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Given the confluence of events—the last year of the Obama presidency, the ongoing Black Lives Matter protest movement, the fiftieth anniversary of the character—one expects we'll never see a moment like this again.
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"When I caught malaria for the fortieth or fiftieth time, I realized that it never gets any better, or any easier," he said of the disease, which can strike a patient several times a year.
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In 20023, a group of residents in Tombstone, which was approaching its fiftieth anniversary and already almost a ghost town, decided to organize a celebration of the town's heritage, with reënactments of its epic moments.
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Now comes "The Public Domain," a work for "1000 singers," commissioned for the fiftieth anniversary of Mostly Mozart, which will be performed as a free event on Lincoln Center's Josie Robertson Plaza, on Aug. 13.
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The little girl's question came at the end of Star Trek Mission, a three-day convention celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the television series set on a spaceship in the future—stardate 1312.4 to be exact.
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Bloom seems to assume that one's reasons for acting violently are consistent over time, and that the physical and mental responses to harming someone are the same for one's fiftieth violent act as for one's first.
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But I do remember this: In first grade, while sitting cross-legged on the carpet as the teacher read If You Give a Mouse a Cookie aloud for the fiftieth time, I ate a lip balm.
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Next year also marks the troupe's fiftieth anniversary, and Dufty told me that this is when the board and the artistic directors will sit down and figure out what the troupe is doing in the future.
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But until then, have fun rewatching Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein for the fiftieth time, and knowing that somewhere out there, its inventor is hard at work trying to bring more such strange and mysterious creations to life.
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In addition to the slew of fan-created art and gear sold on the floor of the convention center, the studio is hosting a number of panels, including one with William Shatner about the brand's fiftieth anniversary.
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In 22018, the Foreign Policy Association, formed in 22018 to promote the League of Nations, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary by publishing a book of predictions about what the world would look like, technology-wise, fifty years on.
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Marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, Pride Island (Pier 193, June 219-231) celebrates with the extraordinary icon Grace Jones, the thrilling singer and performer Teyana Taylor, and the stunning Brazilian drag queen Pabllo Vittar.
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Seekers of Presidential frisson cherish the synchronous deaths of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, on July 21984, 1826, a temporal thrill doubled by the date's being the fiftieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.
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The German record label Edition of Contemporary Music, or ECM, which recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary, first made its name with elegant, atmospheric jazz albums that turned away from the melee of the post-bop avant-garde.
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There was another way to illustrate the many differences between Manning and Newton entering Sunday: No Super Bowl before Sunday's fiftieth edition had featured two starting quarterbacks with a greater age difference than Manning and Newton's 13 years.
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But none of his adventures have been so strangely familiar as " Prussian Blue ," whose plot takes in high crime, sexual scandal, financial fraud, methamphetamines, and murder in Hitler's Alpine dystopia during the week before the Führer's fiftieth birthday.
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To fund it, the archdiocese took out a short-term loan against the mortgage on some property it owns: the block of Madison Avenue between Fiftieth and Fifty-first Streets, occupied by the Lotte New York Palace hotel.
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The striped pajamas of her Fall/Winter 1995 Men's show were presented the same day as the fiftieth anniversary of Aushwitz's liberation, and in the aftermath, Kawakubo apologized, withdrew the items in question, and rejected accusations of anti-Semitism.
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The bit is not nearly as funny as Midge riffing on what men really want for their fiftieth wedding anniversary; the men in the room seem to agree seeing "another woman's boobs" would be a good place to start.
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Now, the show's fiftieth anniversary (the official date is September 8) is being celebrated in stamps, books, live experiences, restorations, a new series and even a moving documentary dedicated to one of the series most illustrious creations: Mr. Spock.
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He got his start at Paradiso—an iconic Amsterdam venue that just celebrated its fiftieth birthday with an epic lineup of Dutch hip-hop artists—and has seen some of the venue's most historic moments, both onstage and off.
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When he learned of the planned fiftieth reunion festivities in 21976, Blazer contacted former classmate Murray Vale, a New York sales executive who was one of the event organizers, saying that he wanted to "give something back" to his class.
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"While we've never been ones for anniversaries or birthdays, throwing our two-hundred-and-fiftieth party at the venue we've been building from the ground up feels like something worth celebrating," Carter and Harkin said on the Mister Saturday Night blog.
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In 2015, we marched together in Selma to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when foot soldiers of the civil rights movement bravely faced violence to awaken the conscience of a nation and propel forward the Voting Rights Act.
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It was about the fiftieth ranked vodka in the world and so Diddy came on and he applied his typical marketing panache and his shock and awe salesmanship, this was around the time that Barack Obama was running for president.
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"And until we started the show, it just seemed like a fun idea to me to have a party all summer, also, on the other hand, that it would be so much fun to celebrate my fiftieth birthday in this way," she added.
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And as the fiftieth anniversary of the Occupation approaches, the surviving Occupiers, paired with a new generation of young Native leaders, are hoping to remind Americans of this long-ignored facet of American history, while capitalizing on the progress they've made since then.
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If your gross margin is significantly higher for your fiftieth customer than it was for your first, then you are on your way to building a venture-backable business (or, if the margin is high enough, you may not even need VC backing at all).
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The company recently marked the fiftieth anniversary of its move to Lincoln Center, prompting discussion of an intractable problem: the capacity of the house is four thousand, meaning that to fill the house the Met must sell around nine hundred thousand tickets each season.
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The collection, also timed for the hundred-and-fiftieth birthday, includes symphonies by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms; orchestral pieces by Mendelssohn, Berlioz, and Strauss; complete operas by Verdi and Puccini; and the Wagner opera excerpts that Toscanini conducted to such hair-raising effect.
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I would spend hours sitting at our faux-wood kitchen table with the rubbery edges, lined paper and algebra textbooks splayed out in front of me, holding back hot, angry tears while my dad explained for the fiftieth time how to calculate simple percentages.
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With New York City's West Village looking as though someone dropped a leaflet bomb filled with rainbows, it's hard to ignore the upcoming fiftieth anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, recognized as a seminal moment for the gay liberation movement and the modern fight for queer rights.
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Perhaps the most daring moment on television came in 1998, the fiftieth anniversary of the State of Israel, with the airing of " Tekuma ," or "Rebirth," a twenty-two-part documentary series that provoked criticism on the right for providing the Palestinian view of history alongside the Zionist narrative.
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This winter, Reicher put together a trip on the Rio Grande, with American Rivers, an advocacy group, of which he's a board member, to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, and to begin to articulate, in an informal but pertinent setting, a response to Trump's wall.
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Each play is set on a historic night—the 2010 midterms, the tenth anniversary of 9/11, the 2012 Presidential election, and the fiftieth anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination—and each opened on the day it takes place, with Nelson tweaking the script until the last moment, for verisimilitude.
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In 1970, a leader of her generation, a student at Yale Law School, and wearing a black armband mourning the students killed at Kent State, she spoke about her opposition to the Vietnam War at a convention of the League of Women Voters, on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary.
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Using a unique and complex algorithm that we cannot disclose (just kidding, we picked 50 dogs from the American Kennel Club website, gave each a score out of 10, then argued with each other in the case of a tie), we have ranked 50 good dog breeds from fiftieth-best to first-best.
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It's a theme that Klaus Schwab, the founder of the forum, and I think it's almost getting up to its fiftieth year, in a few years' time, has always emphasized in his books, another book coming later this year, about how strategy and policy, companies should embrace all stakeholders, not just shareholders.
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Others, like Trump's nominees, will just bullshit their way through the topic, muttering about how no one can pin down humanity's influence to the fiftieth decimal point so I guess we'll just have to wait and see... The gap between crude deniers like Trump and lukewarmers like Pruitt isn't huge in practice.
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Not many businesses can boast a cost-per-view of less than a fiftieth of a cent for an advert (especially in a world in which more than 600 million people downloaded ad-blocking software last year), and not many CEOs can say their training in comedy improvisation helped them write their own ad campaigns.
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In Vienna, in 2006, the two-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of Mozart's birth, Peter Sellars staged the "New Crowned Hope" festival (named after Mozart's Masonic lodge), aimed at showing that the great young man, so soon to die, was also a great democrat, however hard he had to labor for the favor of the aristocracy.
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This will make them, according to the Mayor's Office, the "first trans women to be immortalized as statues in the U.S." The announcement came as New York began a month-long celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, and follows years of demands for more monuments honoring women, queer people, and people of color in New York.
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"Exquisita Agonía" (opening May 30, at the venerable Repertorio Español, which is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary) is the story of a middle-aged woman named Millie, who goes on a manic search for the recipient of her recently deceased husband's heart, which leads her to fall in love with Amér, who is some thirty years her junior.
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Even so, Portugal's drug mortality rate is the lowest in Western Europe — one-tenth the rate of Britain or Denmark — and about one-fiftieth the latest number for the U.S. I came to Portugal to talk with drug dealers, users and public health experts because this nation has become a model for a drug policy that is not only compassionate but also effective.
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The museum's mouthful of a name—and its inelegant initialism, N.M.A.A.H.C.—testifies to a bureaucratic slog that began in 1915, when black veterans of the Union Army, together in Washington to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the war's end, and fed up with the discrimination they found in the capital city, organized a "colored citizens' committee" to build a monument to the civic contributions of their recently emancipated people.
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