Appropriators fussing over the ownership of appropriation — how appropriate.
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We hear Grover fussing, laboring — and then it happens.
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At first, Trump appeared not to mind the fussing baby.
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There's no fussing around with cloud saves or profile logins.
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That is, until you start fussing with the infotainment system.
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He tosses Nico like a doll and scoffs at Adriana's fussing.
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"In my house, it was 'Fussing gets you nothing,' " she said.
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P. is complaining about the baby's fussing, and being generally unpleasant.
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No parents to swoop in and calm their fussing new grandchild.
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No fussing with cords—just drop your phone on the stand.
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No hate mail came; no fussing from my news managers ensued.
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The stage was soaked, and managers were fussing around, clipboards in hand.
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Southern Baptists are biting and fussing when we should be praying and weeping.
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His body language betrayed constant anxiousness: fussing with the tie, patting his stomach.
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She knew she wouldn't be fussing over cake icing or place-card fonts.
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These are not the "big" moments: the fussing and screaming and final dementia.
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Richard Tushemereirwe, the Ugandan representative, kept fussing with his slides while waiting to present.
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"God, I'm so shiny," she said after a few songs, fussing about her makeup.
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I followed the voice into her tiny kitchen where she was fussing with something.
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All this fussing: Who's going to do this, and who's going to do that?
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Mr. Fanelli normally enjoys fussing with the outside, describing himself as an avid gardener.
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King was fussing at Young, asking why he hadn't called from court with updates.
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A Toshiba executive said last week that Westinghouse and lawyers were fussing over details.
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Something in my manner, perhaps my reciting my documentation, my fussing, wearied him further.
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She's particularly taken with the radishes, fussing over every one she plucks from the ground.
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He looks at all that fussing, shrugs a tectonic shrug, and just rumbles on through.
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There are plenty of reasons behind Bellator's fussing over a total MMA novice in Pico.
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Verdict: Picasso would no doubt be flattered to be the object of so much fussing.
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Instead of fussing over exposition, the film refreshingly widens its aperture to include the rangers.
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And I like myself a lot more now that I'm not constantly fussing over my hair.
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Glória's maternal fussing is seen as selfishly possessive, and Matheus's hostility as bigoted and potentially violent.
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Heddi seems about to cry, fussing with her instrument as one might over a fretting child.
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Capone adored his son, hovering over him, fussing and worrying after the operation for years to come.
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After a bit of fussing, I finally got it in with the long wrist strap dangling out.
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"It [was] a typical family meal with Ben and Jen fussing over the kids," says a witness.
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Although some financial fussing is approaching, you can bring some sparkle and pleasure into your work life.
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Litecoin Founder Charlie Lee wants people to stop fussing over the gravity-defying rally in the cryptocurrency.
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According to Santos, the boy's fussing was so intense it led to her husband abandoning the family.
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We meet her fussing around their Connecticut home, tending to guests as a birthday party winds down.
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When it comes time to get dressed, I don't waste too much time fussing over what to wear.
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It's both lovely and risible at once, all this fussing over a collar prized for its unfussy appearance.
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As she spoke, a prospective buyer was fussing over the square footage of the paper mansions on display.
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The reason they've been visibly fussing about it this week is to make a virtue of a necessity.
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She scowls as she brushes her teeth and cries as her parents ignore her, fussing over a baby.
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Like Jungsik, Atoboy favors the subtler end of the Korean flavor spectrum, but it avoids fussing and tweezing.
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The Syrian father clutched his children in his lap, his wife leaning against him, fussing with the kids.
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The guy sprints ahead of him, gets to his shopping cart, starts fussing around it, checking it's all there.
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Instead of fussing about with numbers and complicated charts, you're literally stacking cute creatures on top of each other.
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Compulsive tinkering in the studio has sunk lesser writers; too much fussing can make a record claustrophobic and overwrought.
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As I walked to my Yaris with my still-fussing son balanced on one hip, I called Matt, sobbing.
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I don't even hate fussing over myself like this, I just hate the idea that it's expected of me.
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This is why so many auto enthusiasts spend more time fussing over their rims than they do any other feature.
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You don't want to be fussing all day, especially as a working woman or a mom running around with kids.
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Even when aiming for catchiness, they can't stop fussing; they're always straining to make a song more convoluted and finicky.
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Great blue herons nest in the towering firs and peacocks strut; relax and listen to birds fussing and fountains gurgling.
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Fussing over details is a matter of respect: of professional self-respect, and of respect for the authors we translate.
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We won't be able to fuss over the things I believe we have been wrongly fussing about for too long.
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A line cook made funny faces while a fussing Ella waited for Ms. Benanti's tuna toast and Ms. Caballero's latte.
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While many drinks are amenable to batching, stirred-styled drinks that don't require last-minute fussing tend to work best.
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The poems' extreme brevity and apparent obviousness made them easy to read for texture and rhythm without fussing over comprehension.
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There's fussing with reading glasses and pesky new meds, as if you need more things to remember when leaving the house.
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I want to focus on my activity without fussing over my appearance or dealing with pieces that don't move with me.
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For him, if the baby was fussing, he deduced the problem in a logical, mathematical way and wanted to fix it.
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"At night I have a driver, but in the daytime I do as I please," she said, fussing with her lock.
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After the usual introductions and fussing, the story gets down to business, which mostly involves Will's sudden struggle for self-acceptance.
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In the mornings, if she's fussing, I can calm her now by describing what we will be doing for the day.
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But I also think Uma enjoyed being in a sling, and baby carrying has been shown to reduce crying and fussing.
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Jen Atkin, the celebrity hairstylist and social media star, started fussing with the flower she had sewn into the bride's hair.
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When the movie opens, everything seems ordinary, banal: There's a woman in bed and a man fussing elsewhere in the room.
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After all the fussing and feuding, one thing is certain: we are going to have a new director of the FBI.
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Neighbors recalled her playing the piano for hours, fussing with her flower boxes and obsessively working crossword puzzles on the front porch.
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But half the film's run time goes into watching the characters figuring this out, then fussing over what to do about it.
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Instead, she is in the kitchen with Fatimah fussing over every last detail of this meal that means so much to them.
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"I don&apost have any animosity against the Catholic denomination at all or the people that are fussing about this," Wright said.
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Gano's three field goals lift Panthers over Bills CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers weren't fussing about the way they won Sunday afternoon.
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Her character has such an arc this season and so many emotional scenes, you don't want anyone standing around fussing with you.
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The story so far Before all the fussing started, anyone who went anywhere in North Carolina "without authorization" was guilty of trespassing.
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The intuitive interface helps you create faster so you can spend more time perfecting your product and less time fussing with mockups.
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This handy tool makes avocado prep ridiculously easy—so you can spend less time fussing with it and more time eating it.
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In May, a North Carolina mom was in court for a traffic ticket when her daughter started fussing, so she began breastfeeding.
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And these citizens, according to Socia, "are fussing" at their local leaders about the lack of progress improving broadband access and affordability.
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So when my daughter Molly is fussing for my attention while I'm trying to answer a work email, that work email doesn't matter.
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You'll also learn how to spend less time fussing over money, so you can direct that energy on doing the work you love.
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Another time, my brother was fussing with his food at dinner and my father got mad and knocked him out of his chair.
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"Since she does [her makeup] a lot herself, she doesn't want to spend a lot of time fussing about it," he told Bustle.
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At the same time, you do not want to be trapped fussing with pretty canapés when you may be having a gravy crisis.
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That baby might torpedo his or her parent's well-laid plans with multiple diaper blowouts, inexplicable fussing, an insatiable appetite or piercing howls.
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" An example of the tips the magazine offers to women: "all the bloodshed and bones he sees ... Your fussing only increases the pressure.
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My 18-month-old son, Jamie, was on my lap, fussing and squirming with enough force that I was struggling to remain upright.
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Many of us grew up with parents fussing to make sure we had something in our bellies before we set off for school.
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They will be fussing at you from the treetops, scolding you for turning up the dirt they have claimed for their own planting.
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Peanuts were where the real money was—the legumes were well suited to the county's damp soil and they didn't require much fussing.
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That is, as long as the food does not ruin the wine, or vice versa, it's good enough not to warrant undue fussing.
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There was a moment's delay with people fussing around the door, but as soon as he was through, he saw her at once.
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Such is Lacy's hallmark as a producer, at least on his solo material: he can't stop fussing, can't leave a simple thing alone.
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Our well-being is largely dependent on the quality of sleep we get, so you can't exactly blame us for fussing over our bedding.
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His grandma said he has been fussing and did not want to go to school, but he seems very happy when I take him.
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This is the basis behind the Prompt Global Strike or PGS program that the US has been fussing with for more than a decade.
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Like Udoo before it this system allows for far more interesting projects to be built without much soldering or fussing with shields and connectors.
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No amount of fussing around with the details or filling in the extensive blank spots in the existing GOP tax framework will change that.
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Once you have finished fussing with filters and saved your creation at the highest resolution possible, it's time to turn it into physical art.
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Meanwhile, without knowing which group their children were in, all the parents were asked to record their babies' fussing and weeping in a daily diary.
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All that much-derided upper middle-class fussing about grades and extracurriculars speaks less to privileged entitlement than to very real fears of downward mobility.
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Even as the task force neared its vote, after many hours of procedural fussing and technical deliberations about traffic patterns, Brian Engel took the microphone.
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And Little Annie Reilly, a house servant adept at flattering the lady of the house, fussing over the children and vanishing with all the jewelry.
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The way she's always "petting Erik and fussing with his sweater," as Leslie's husband puts it, is preyed upon by a salacious and cynical public.
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We made it about five minutes into a Mickalene Thomas show before he started fussing, then whining, then full-out wailing as I rushed out.
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The new mom and yogi was eating dinner with her parents at a Bonefish Grill in Tennessee when her 9-month-old daughter, Maya, started fussing.
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Catching bugs and fish is a lot of fun, and I've spent a lot of time fussing about with my campsite, setting it up just right.
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She was on one side and my mom was on the other side dressing me and they were fussing over how high my hair should be.
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Pop Camera is an app that turns your camera into an old-school toy camera without the clunkiness of buying said camera or fussing with film.
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We use the "pause" technique outlined in Pamela Druckerman's Bringing Up Bebe, which means that we don't rush to soothe our baby when he is fussing.
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This year, forget fussing with yards of paper and finicky tape dispensers, and try this incredibly simple wrapping option from celebrity party planner Marcy Blum instead.
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Some people are fussing about Cal, Illinois State, and Iowa also being the other three of the first four out—or maybe Georgia instead of someone?
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While it was possible to use Redbooth (or any enterprise app) on Apple TV using the screen-sharing feature, this gives native access without any fussing.
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Your jaw's been broken in three places – the doctor says while the nurse gives an impression of being busy by fussing with something beside the bed.
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If Pai and O'Rielly are concerned with time-consuming regulatory requirements, why aren't they fussing over the telecoms one, an order of magnitude more time-consuming?
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At first, his teammates made a point of fussing over him, welcoming him back, asking how long it would be until he would be playing again.
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Ms. Kreith doesn't do much to distinguish them tonally and the actors, most of whom play double roles, shift between them by fussing with their accessories.
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The kicker is a built-in, retractable 3.5mm audio cable, giving you an easy way to plug in for some quick tunes without fussing with Bluetooth.
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The soldiers have tended to him, too, fussing and hovering over him; in one shot, he looks up at them as if he were a child.
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We'd also like to pretend that they spent half the evening fussing with Casey Affleck's man-bun, but we'll have to await visual confirmation on that one.
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No more fussing with homemade pie dough that cracks and falls apart (ask your guests to bring a pie if you can't imagine the day without it).
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You also lose that connection with the subject when there's a trillion other people fussing over them... So I had no hair, no make-up, no styling.
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Although watering, trimming, and fussing over finicky houseplants might seem like yet another household chore to avoid, for many plant owners, that's actually part of the appeal.
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All of President Trump's reality-television posturing, all of his hooting and hollering and fussing and foolishness and tweeting and preening is sound and fury signifying squat.
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We stayed for a week, our mother fussing in their tiny kitchen, preparing large meals of things sliced and intricately diced and cooked over a high flame.
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I found that despite all the last-minute fussing CIG had made about LTI going away, people that had backed Star Citizen early enough had special privileges.
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My daughter's been crying and fussing for over an hour since I tried to put her down to sleep, and my son is throwing tantrums left and right.
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Cruz, 22011, has joined her husband for appearances in Iowa and across the South, often introducing him with their two daughters, 103 and 210, fussing at her sides.
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Even many hours in I'm still fussing with my squad —right now I'm settled on Spider-Gwen, Miss Marvel, the Wasp, and Daredevil, but that'll probably change soon.
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I was standing off to the side of the showroom at CES while engineers worked in hushed voices, fussing over a $23,000 artificial intelligence-powered laundry-folding machine.
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With more interference, fewer pilots could compete in each heat, so there had to be more heats, and each took a lot of fussing around before it started.
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We designed it to deliver the right level of womb-like stimulation that is right for any particular baby to calm his or her fussing and boost sleep.
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I expect that $100 is a small amount in relation to your total donation; you may have been worried that fussing about it would make you look cheap.
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The undercard is usually handled on weekly television well before pay-per-view time, so matches are more robust and the fussing over the bracket has been pared down.
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He's seemingly unwilling to let his scenes play out and breathe, and the aspect-ratio fussing is a perfect example of how he overthinks the movie into a stupor.
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I feel compelled to warn you though, it is very easy to electrocute yourself when fussing around in the cuts of old CRT—and not a quick jolt either.
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The people that care will, and that's fine, but most people will just have a better time of going through this way versus that way without fussing too much.
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If the expression on the baby's face changes to unhappiness or you hear sounds of fussing, notice any emotions this brings up for you — sadness, compassion, frustration or anxiety.
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I've always hated fussing with the external cases every other GoPro has required, especially in cold weather when my fingers go numb before I can yank the case off.
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Some of the movie's most satisfying moments show Harriet alone in her house, lingering in its empty rooms, needlessly fussing over its sterile perfection and staring into the distance.
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One source with direct knowledge of the matter said the likelihood of Toshiba meeting its March 14 deadline was 'fifty-fifty' as Westinghouse auditors and lawyers were fussing over details.
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Soon, employees around the world will stop fussing with paper receipts and crying over hotel bills, then waiting weeks to get reimbursed while their paperwork travels through the corporate labyrinth.
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The marketing of so-called artisanal foods has traditionally prioritized narrative; the stories of our food have become so paramount that fussing about flavor is coming to seem almost gauche.
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Fussing over settings and lighting is great (to a point) but that also means learning how to get that done with a new system if you're constantly changing your setup.
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The likelihood of Toshiba meeting its March 14 deadline was 'fifty-fifty' as Westinghouse auditors and lawyers were fussing over details, a source with knowledge of the matter has said.
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According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Amazon hopes to... On the consumer level, the benefits are obvious — no waiting in line or fussing around with self-checking machines.
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Her performance alone would be reason enough to embrace the film, and the supporting cast is tremendous— particularly Jenkins, with his prickly fussing, and Michael Stuhlbarg as a sympathetic Russian spy.
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Sure, people have been fussing over coconut water like crazy because of its purported health benefits, whereas rum is not exactly found in the same aisle as kale chips and kombucha.
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In "Now I Sit Me Down: From Klismos to Plastic Chair: A Natural History," (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $0003), Witold Rybczynski chronicles a genre of furniture we never stop fussing over.
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The empty beer cans and low diffused lighting set the scene and announce the unhappy stakes, as does Lizzy's impatient maternal fussing when she tries to get Kathy out of bed.
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But the private function room at the Happy Clam was funereal, with bouquets and long faces—Rose with her back turned, Gilbert and Fred conferring, Franny fussing over her son, Jonty.
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But I think even as we're fussing over all the things the show fails to justify, pull together, or follow through on, we need to acknowledge all the things it does well.
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Aside from fussing over the big bird and the sides, how to deck out our Thanksgiving dinner table is another issue that looms large on our minds around this time of year.
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By keeping everything in play and fussing over every inch of her work, she reminds us that no matter how familiar something becomes, we would be fools to take it for granted.
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As my friend and I take our seats at the chef's table upstairs, waitstaff dart back and forth fussing over place settings while Top 40 radio blares from a tinny portable speaker.
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After some fussing and narrative table setting — the Commodore makes Charlie the lead man on their next assignment, creating some jokey sibling jostling — the movie settles back down to its deadly business.
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My youngest child is 20 years old and 6 feet tall, but still I catch myself swaying whenever I'm standing in a long line, soothing the ghost baby fussing in my arms.
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Once, 13 or 14 years ago, she was fussing with her camera on the beach in Contis, a little over 60 miles north of Biarritz, when everyone around her burst into applause.
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The Ecobee 4, the company's latest smart thermostat, has built-in Alexa, which allows users to just tell the Ecobee 4 how to adjust the temperature, without fussing with controls or remotes.
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In one, Ms. Roys calmly lifts her sweater and lets her fussing baby nurse, while discussing a bill she helped pass in the Wisconsin Legislature banning BPA, a suspected carcinogen, from baby bottles.
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Fans of melancholy heroic angst have Cyborg fussing over his lost humanity; fans of mindless action have him blasting and beating whatever gets in his way, his previous concerns dropped, unaddressed and unacknowledged.
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But there are times I wish I could have a single cup of pourover without fussing about the kitchen — and the Geesaa, a new gadget seeking funds on Kickstarter, lets me do that.
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This live-in classic is handy for almost every situation — from sleeping to effortless styling — and its throw-on-and-go nature means we never have to spend hours fussing over an outfit.
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Circumstances aside, however, it's always nice to have a fresh rotation of styles to implement when you're inevitably fussing in front of the mirror wondering what the hell to do with your bangs.
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The complex choreography involved was documented on video by the New York Times in July: First, a staffer takes your bag from you so that you're not fussing with it during the photo.
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It's a quibble, perhaps, but given what an asset Westheimer is -- giving directions to the cameraman and fussing over the crew --every decision that takes the camera off her feels like a misguided one.
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Cunningham says this is so people aren't fussing with slow Wi-Fi transfers of 4K footage, but it's also undoubtedly saving them a little space and putting less stress on the battery life, too.
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S. Eliot The "Gumbie cat," according to Cats, is the classic housecat who lazes all day and then gets busy at night, fussing and scolding and terrorizing the house's vermin into tip-top shape.
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It's not like they ignore children and smoke cigarettes and eat baguettes but they pause first to figure out what they may be fussing about and give them time to sort it out themselves.
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She is afraid these days to let her mother hold her son, to leave them alone together, but since she and James are close by and Jude isn't fussing or fidgeting she does not protest.
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The attempts at humor also confound; there's a clear nod to the KKK scene from Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, where Waid and Jones spend a couple of panels with some Klansmen fussing about their costuming.
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To all this fussing, Ms. Elliott has been a more than willing accomplice, and why they have got along so well may have less to do with his softening than with her being equally fanatic.
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In a dim lab, 7- to 10-month-olds will listen to recorded singing for an average of nine minutes before they start fussing or crying, twice as long as they attend to recorded speech.
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And after I had slept over a half-dozen times, Marielle's mother stopped fussing, stopped asking me what I would and would not like, stopped talking to me delicately, like a thing that might break.
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And we also spent countless weekends fussing over Julia Child's terrines and Jacques Pépin's coq au vin, which my mother might slather on leftover challah, and my dad might spike with soy sauce (sorry, Jacques).
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The app does guide you through the process step-by-step, but it's pretty minimal compared with the typical back-and-forth "is 1 better, or 2 better?" fussing around that usually happens during eye exams.
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If I spent half as much time philosophizing about the inscrutable machinations of the human mind as I do fussing over my skin, I suspect I'd be unstoppable, a kind of 21st-century Bergson with boobs.
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It should go without saying: If you think you are having a heart attack, you should always call 911 first before fussing with your Apple Watch or any monitoring device, no matter how good the technology.
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Companies may use Salesforce for CRM, Microsoft Office 365 for their office suite, Box for content management and AWS for cloud infrastructure — and they want it all working together without a lot of fussing and expense.
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"Most people think they can't do it, and when they realize they can, it's amazing — it opens up a whole new world, and that world doesn't really have time for a lot of fighting and fussing."
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There was also some encouragement for McLaren, whose day began bleakly with engineers fussing over an exhaust system problem that left twice champion Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne confined to the garage for most of the session.
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Even though I didn't spend my childhood fussing with DOS like many did I can still see the appeal of all that digital pointillism lovingly rendering every weft of dark auburn hair and every pale, lacy ruffle.
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Maybe I'm reading too much into Mary's methods, or getting too invested in the Banks family drama, or fussing too much about what these fictional children "need" when they seem perfectly happy with what they've been given.
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" If you're in the market for top surgery, odds are good that you've spent a fair amount of time and money and fabric fussing about with what Liz Lemon once referred to as "the top front quadrant.
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All the fussing around that happens in the creative process sometimes leads to the most magnificent things, but at this moment I think we all felt it was important to capture my true spirit in an instant.
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In your quest to find and defeat an ancient dragon and save a magical fantasy realm, you'll spend lots of time fussing about in a menu upgrading your magical abilities and finding just the right armor to wear.
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Tomoko Blech, who represents CHAdeMO in Europe, said fussing over which standard would prevail was not helpful given that the electric car industry was still in its early days and carmakers should fight it out with their models.
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And in 2003, Finding Nemo became a $900 million box-office smash by scolding overprotective parents, encouraging kids not to let their folks' nervous fussing hold them back, and gently suggesting that disabilities aren't the same as limitations.
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He works more like a graphic artist or a poet, intuitively fussing and fiddling and erasing and re-drawing, until he achieves something that was hard to articulate before he started working to bring it into the world.
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"They're like supermodels," said Ms. Carpenter, of Food Network, who added that although there's plenty of fussing over every detail of the birds, there's no food-styling trickery involving hot glue or spray paint or other inedible ingredients.
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The idea was straightforward: They would capture pictures of students as they prepared for the prom — fussing over their outfits, running last-minute errands, posing for pictures at home — then come along for the big event that evening.
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But after shaving off half of one in the third grade, I stopped fussing with them and did my best to ignore them, only tweezing when it seemed I was a few days shy of a full-fledged unibrow.
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While it makes plenty of sense for the bride or groom to be fussing over flowers and centerpieces, it's often the people in the wedding party who are on the receiving end of a number of wedding-related tasks.
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Their lustrous coats, their soft, well-kept tails, their ageless appeal and youthful joie de vivre — those are the kinds of qualities we should aspire to, as opposed to fussing over fine lines or split ends or shade names.
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There's a skill system that necessitates fussing over what kind of magic or attack abilities you want to unlock, and I tend to spend a good amount of time shopping for useful items whenever I reach a new town.
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Facebook doesn't care how you pay, which makes a lot of sense: In order for people to use Marketplace over an established service, it needs to be easy — no fussing over shipping fees, taxes, linked credit cards and so on.
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And for viewers who figure out quickly that the fun of Good Omens is in watching the drama around the world ending, rather than fussing too much over the actual end of the world, this is a series that won't disappoint.
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Instead, we keep getting these weird, disconnected glimpses of familiar settings: Andy and Lucy and Hawk fussing over a familiar conference table covered in files, Shelley and James locking eyes in a bar, the Log Lady literally phoning in her contributions.
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The Lemonade songstress, 36, opened up to Vogue in her September cover story about how her shape has changed since giving birth to twins Rumi and Sir, 13 months, and why she's not fussing about getting "a six-pack" just yet.
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Two things helped drastically cut down on the amount of time I spend fussing over my curls: getting haircuts with a stylist who actually understands my hair type and using DevaCurl One Condition Original Daily Cream Conditioner in the shower.
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Charles and Ray, who eventually married, are seen smiling together in archival photos from the 1940s, '50s and beyond, look like a pair of delightful, delighted oddballs, fussing over designs that would eventually make their way into homes across the country.
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And when the baby started fussing, her professor held the baby for the entire hour-long lecture: The Today show ended up picking up the video, because people love stories about college faculty helping out their students who are also parents.
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What Kevin does is have the water in the warmer ready to go and just adds the bottle as soon as Riley starts fussing and then changes his diaper, and by the time he's done with the diaper change the bottle is ready.
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Not only do I tend to have empty storage slots so that I don't have to keep fussing around in menus, but it has also removed my internal desire to collect everything just in case I might need it somewhere down the line.
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"We wanted to do a new production, a modern production, but modern as concept without being avant-garde," said Mr. Giammetti, who with Mr. Garavani has been sitting in on most of the rehearsals, discreetly fussing over minutiae, including jewels, fans and hairdos.
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Perhaps predictably, Mr. Birch worked all the way to the wire, fussing over every imaginable detail; the last furniture shipments arrived at the Canal Street showroom mere minutes before a party there on May 17 celebrating its opening and the coming Sotheby's sale.
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That is of critical importance because the stress provoked by persistent fussing and parental exhaustion is a potent trigger for postpartum depression, child abuse, car accidents and even risky sleeping practices, which are associated with up to 2300% of all infant sleep fatalities.
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Like a canary in a coal mine, children are often the first to respond negatively to any strain on the family unit -- so parents, don't be surprised if your children are already fussing and fighting at levels well above their normal sibling squabbles.
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And I think I managed to make myself queasy one night, fussing with the slightly prickly PS4 sensitivity while trying to highlight every single beaker/bottle/glass/whatsit in a lab, just to see if any of them was a precious collectible.
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Trial by believability on TV. — Beat, Sydney With all the problems and issues in the world today, the United States is fussing about something a middle-aged man may or may not have done 36 years ago when he was in high school.
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Kendra doesn't think she'll be able to sleep — she's not tired; her day has hardly started — but the Bloody Marys have sapped her strength and before long she is falling, falling, the buzz of an outboard motor fussing in through the screen.
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FORBES RIPPED FOR CALLING KYLIE JENNER &aposSELF-MADE&apos BILLIONAIRE ON MAGAZINE COVER A fan shot back at the user saying it was a common practice for parents to pierce children's ears at a young age because it prevents children from fussing with them.
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The fancy kitchen cookbooks are still out there but somehow feel less important, ceding their slots in our rankings to the tomes that focus on making better food at home, perhaps perfecting a long braise or getting a little philosophical instead of fussing with plating.
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It's not about impressing or keeping up with the Joneses by serving coq au vin and fussing over cocktails all night — it's about keeping it simple and low-stress, making do with what you have, and enjoying the company of the friends you love.
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It has a complex gear system that necessitates fussing over seemingly tiny details to get the most out of your weapons and armor, and combat requires you to exploit specific weaknesses of the machines, often by using carefully laid traps to slowly weaken them.
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Buy a HomePod if you already have Apple Music or you want to have it and you're in the market for a single incredibly over-designed and radically impressive speaker that will give you really great sound with basically no tuning, fussing, measuring or tweaking.
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The repurposed warehouse looks like a photographer's staging of a millennial workspace, with entrepreneurs and freelancers communing over nitro cold brew coffee, fussing over their colleagues' dogs and bonding over the occasional game of shuffleboard as peppy slogans exhort them to "do what you love".
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Yet fussing over imperfect circumstances is not the Burning Man way: Erecting a city out of nothing in one of the world's most inhospitable environments teaches us to not hold our ideals too dear, and to respect the forces, whether natural, legal, or bureaucratic, that rebuke compromise.
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News of Parker's business model leaked last month, right before the annual convention of Hollywood studios and cinema owners, who for some time have been fussing over theatrical windows — that traditionally 90-day period between a film's first appearance in theaters and its home video debut.
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The area where, in another restaurant, you'd expect to find the bar is here occupied by a team of crisply dressed chefs, buzzing gracefully around one another while fussing with small, painstakingly composed plates, placing tiny leaves of oxalis—an edible wild plant—upon radishes with tweezers.
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The canine competition is fierce, and as you tour the booths, you begin to realize that although Best in Show is technically a mockumentary, those characters, or caricatures, definitely seem to exist in real life, with cutthroat dog owners primping and fussing over their four-legged charges.
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Fanfiction recognizes that, as a genre, YA fantasy works with some bizarre tropes and that readers mostly accept those tropes without fussing too much over what they might suggest about the characters involved because we can understand that the tropes are necessary to keep the story functional.
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And even though the pair are currently in New Orleans, quite a ways from their California home, for Hart's therapy sessions, "he's falling asleep in his crib without fussing at all" — something he does at home fine, "but we're in a strange house," King Edmonds notes.
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Is it because having your hair done is an opportunity to finally relax and get taken care of instead of fussing over annoying life minutiae, or a natural biological response to facing yourself in the mirror for an extended period of time that results in some forced self-reflection?
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Mr. Bottura scurried about, fussing over dishes, barking orders and trying to figure out how to make do with the ingredients at hand: slightly bruised tomatoes, day-old bread and an assortment of other produce, fresh but visually imperfect, that Olympic caterers had deemed unsuitable for their customers.
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While newer features, better security and improved performance can come with a successful upgrade, upgrading to the latest version of Windows or OS X can be also a titanic aggravating hassle — and can lead to weeks of fussing with the computer to get it working as it once did.
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And yet, notwithstanding his impressive client base and apex predator status in the art world, Mr. Ruby spent the moments before the show fussing backstage with the drape of a bulky sweater that looked as if it had been knitted by a Cyclops and also wielding a lint roller.
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Then came the news two weeks ago that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo had thrown his support behind pro-MMA legislation in his his 2016 proposed budget, which means a vote for the state budget would be as good as a vote for MMA, without all the fussing and hand-wringing.
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" She added that her goals for the next two weeks include incline walking and using a stair master and "find a successful morning routine so I'm not eating super late in the day due to fussing over the two bubs like a headless chicken & feel my old fit self again.
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Instead of fussing over how to divide up the spoils in every possible future, in other words, workers agree to sell their labour to a firm that owns the machinery or technology they use, in the knowledge that ownership gives the firm the power to hoover up a disproportionate share of the profits.
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You may be used to fussing with your phone just to set up your playlist and time it to your shower, but to switch songs up you have to hop out while dripping wet (keep in mind that phones don't do well with moisture.) This Bluetooth shower speaker is ideal for all audiophiles.
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America was actually born two days earlier, when the Second Continental Congress voted on July 2nd to legally approve a resolution of independence, but there was some fussing around to do with the wording and no one was happy enough to get a majority vote on the text until later in the week.
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"The German real estate market is big and Exporo is now opening it up to a wide range of people and establishing it as a retail class," said Jimmy Fussing Nielsen, a managing partner at Sunstone Capital, a Danish venture capital firm that joined other investors in an 8.2-million euro funding round for Exporo.
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"Can't Believe the Way We Flow" glides over a looped, high-pitched vocal sample and countless runny keyboard layers, as Blake's falsetto projects a sense of surprised elation, but he can't stop fussing: halfway through, the beat drops out, the sample changes tempo, and this break lasts until the very end of the song, when the original beat reappears.
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My friends and I tended to favor form over content, the cant of a brim or the jewel in an earlobe; race pride for us could boil down to nothing more than rhythm and athleticism, the way a person learned or didn't learn to cut through the air; it was fussing over not looking fussed, the perpetual subterfuge of nonchalance.
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Relatively little of that debt accrual took the form of middle-class tax cuts — Bush's regressive tax cuts, a couple of wars, a major recession, and a new round of regressive Trump tax cuts were the bigger player — but if we'd wanted to enact a big middle-class tax cut in 1999, we could have just done that, rather than fussing around with exotic taxes.
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It's here, maybe, that the Olympics comes closest to delivering on its promise to Bring Us All Together—in the futile and selective enforcement of doomed laws, in all the compromised functionaries of all the rotten ministries, in the fussing and rhetorical bloat of various podgy acronymic agencies, and especially in the destructive, all-consuming pettiness and raw, dick-swinging recklessness of the people in charge, we really do see the world.
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