One's brain has an interest in providing rewards for "getting it right," even if the consequences of getting it right (or wrong) aren't so clear in terms of raw nature (food, sex).
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You don't get that many chances at getting it right.
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But for others, getting it right can prove rather stressful.
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Getting it right will require several key technical design elements.
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God knows how much money Apple spent getting it right.
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Here's to them getting it right on a future episode.
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It's about getting it right, and there's a learning curve.
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But getting it right in reality is very, very hard.
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We have an obvious common interest in getting it right.
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Getting it right is clearly of paramount importance to the studio.
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Are there any shops you particularly love for getting it right?
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Although this is a challenge, retailers benefit from getting it right.
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No one was getting it right, and we were getting nervous.
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There are two kinds of places that are getting it right.
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"I was just absolutely nuts about getting it right," Richter said.
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"That's ... one fact check away from getting it right," she said.
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Getting it right is vital for our economic and national security.
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I've always been so stressed and nervous about getting it right.
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He had written the letter 25 times before getting it right.
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The ACT government is getting it right on energy innovation, Osborne added.
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As investors know firsthand, getting it right takes patience, determination and resolve.
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Your best shot at getting it right if you do it yourself?
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If anything, they're more picky about getting it right than I am!
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So getting it right is a high priority for negotiators in Spain.
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There are a huge number of people who are getting it, right?
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Plus, getting it right takes barely any effort once you know how.
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Getting it right in France, a proud and volatile nation, is never simple.
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The recent GDXJ stories are an example of a fund getting it right.
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Getting it right is extremely rewarding but small mistakes can have huge consequences.
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So you basically think Obamacare was on the way to getting it right?
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Maybe we can help one another improve our odds of getting it right.
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"They're getting it right now," Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) said.
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"The president's focused on getting it right, not getting it fast," she said.
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The trouble is that getting it right appears to be really, really hard.
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After you've had some missteps in love, nothing feels better than getting it right.
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"The creators of the show did great work in getting it right," Kammerer says.
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You can charge them more, but you better hope that you're getting it right.
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Kurtis then gives Jimmy Fallon props for getting it right on 'The Tonight Show.'
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The answer is that it did not put a priority on getting it right.
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Still, getting it right with the naked eye seems to be growing increasingly rare.
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Admitting that you got it wrong is the first step toward getting it right.
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Science is not the exercise of getting it right the first time, every time.
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Getting it right can be the difference between turning a profit and going under.
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"I think this is our one best hope for getting it right," he said.
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Massaging a volume of data for use and getting it right is no easy feat.
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This won't be a quick or easy fix, but we're committed to getting it right.
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Hell, they even give out some sort of award for getting it right on occasion.
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We've opted for a simple black and white design, but getting it right is tough!
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And like any new tech, some early adopters are getting it right, and some aren't.
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Much of the region looks west and asks: We're getting it right — why can't you?
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Much of the region looks west and asks: We're getting it right — why can't you?
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Getting it right could mean the difference between a boon for security and a boondoggle.
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It's for the occasional suspicious diner who doesn't think Mr. Delgado is getting it right.
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It banks not only on that clause being interpreted correctly, but on states getting it right.
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In these scenarios, the bees basically flipped a coin, getting it right about half the time.
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Lesson learned: always have a contract and don't skimp on getting it right the first time.
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Federal Reserve officials have not gotten enough credit for getting it right over the last decade.
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So getting it right most of the time on the first try is an excellent result.
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Whatever the Supreme Court may have said in Sullivan, getting it right is still what matters.
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"Getting it right matters way more than whether you can make people care," she has said.
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So I do tend to get a little pressured in those moments about getting it right.
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But I will give Joe Biden's team credit for getting it right on this immigration platform.
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VICE and Noisey are getting it right, engaging with the world, but not the print press. Why?
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Why waste so much on testing, I thought, instead of just getting it right the first time?
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Getting it right leads to praise for a thoughtful reworking of a character like Pikachu or Bulbasaur.
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There also were some tweaks needed, with the stakes so high for getting it right this time.
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Getting it right is a process of trial and error that depends on practicing with the eggs.
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There are some cities in the report that the American Lung Association thinks are getting it right.
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And Ben really is such a student and was meticulous about getting it right and being authentic.
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Getting it right, perhaps with only a few modifications for global production and sales, will spell success.
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And that's what it all comes down to, trust built over many instances of getting it right.
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Once we start down the road, we have to make sure that we are getting it right.
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Giphy is far from alone, but it is the latest example of companies not getting it right.
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With media scrutiny at an all-time high, getting it right matters, yes, now more than ever.
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What I'll say is, we're very much in the figuring it out and getting it right phase.
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In studying this history and getting it right, we can learn from what worked and what didn't.
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It's about doing a post, getting it right, and then getting it off their chest for ten days.
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"Talk soon," said Wyatt, clearly not getting it, right before I closed the app for the final time.
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It's an important event for the mission, especially since NASA has only one shot at getting it right.
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Perhaps it is also time to hear from some CEOs and compliance officers who are getting it right.
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But I'm committed to getting it right and to making the significant investments needed to keep people safe.
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Understanding how American lawmakers approached these issues in the past is essential to getting it right this time.
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"We're covering 65 years of her life, and she is really concerned about getting it right," he said.
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Research indicates the deployment of these systems makes sense, and "getting it right" should supersede all other concerns.
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Getting it right is a high-stakes undertaking; a miscalculation can drive a fledgling startup into a ditch.
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Getting it right required precise timing, the highest level of planning, and some incredibly clever shooting and editing.
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Lots of other cameras do this now, but Apple remains one of the best at getting it right.
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Besides, here's the interesting thing about these Diamondbacks: it's easy to see them getting it right someday soon.
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" He vowed to make improvements, adding it would take time, but he was "committed to getting it right.
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While a few shows are getting it right in 2018, plenty are falling back on tired tropes and stereotypes.
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We're glad this sweet little family is getting it right, and hope that other new dads heed his message.
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Getting it right makes it sexy because fundamentally it is about two people connecting over something they both desire.
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What mattered to the journalists who took on Richard Nixon wasn't bringing him down—it was getting it right.
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He doesn't make any effort to get out, and I can't believe, after watching it, not getting it right.
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"As an engineer, not getting it right the first time, I find painful," said Bill Byrne, an engineering manager.
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This is parenting, then: trying and failing and reaching and missing and sometimes getting it right, and always loving.
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And signs emerged this week that President Donald Trump, Congress and the Federal Reserve may be getting it right.
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Were the first people who created business in the history of businesses getting it right on the first time?
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And right now, your dad is off fighting on behalf of a country that believes in getting it right.
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It's an expensive proposition to relocate them, and we don't have a good track record of getting it right.
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Getting it right starts with understanding the humans who will use what you build to solve an actual problem.
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While we can't change how we got here, we can and will commit to getting it right this time around.
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When it comes to getting reacquainted with your texting gloves, you have a 50/50 shot of getting it right.
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Getting it right could mean a generation of new users and big ad dollars, while missing out risks losing relevance.
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Instead, you can just mess around in the environment and you'll probably stumble your way into getting it right eventually.
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Republicans jumped from about 65 percent getting it right to around 90, and Democrats went from 75 to 85 percent.
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It's a tricky one but thankfully there's now a helpful guide to getting it right and it's in song form.
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These days, "I think they are mostly getting it right," says Anderson, who is now a full-time yoga teacher.
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Afterwards, I used the internet (and Google Translate) to see how close (or far) we were from getting it right.
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It seems like getting it right is also a big part what makes it sexy when it's depicted on screen.
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Don't worry so much about getting it right; just try to connect with the person right in front of you.
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This sounds abstruse: but getting it right has an effect of lowering inflation by half a percentage point or so.
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The Swiss have become the world's richest nation by getting it right, and their model is hiding in plain sight.
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Bradford's artlessness seems to come from a refusal to worry about getting it right, though the results are very different.
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Part forensics analyst, part gumshoe detective, Patskou sees his role as not only preserving history, but also getting it right.
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"I think the larger and globally focused companies continue to focus on this issue and getting it right," he said.
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"We truly care about getting it right, which is why we are not 'for' or 'against' early surgery," she said.
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As Congress knows well, when it comes to America's domestic counterterrorism activities, getting it right is a matter of survival.
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"I think the larger and globally focused companies continue to focus on this issue and getting it right," he said.
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The census is a clear mandate that the Constitution places on the federal government; getting it right is hugely important.
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But it was a reminder of the increasingly important role insurance plays in cybersecurity—and the challenges of getting it right.
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Getting it right now is important, and alliances between gig economy platforms like Uber and labor organizations are one way how.
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Having said that, the reward for getting it right is exponentially more valuable than creating a brand in any other market.
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"There had been so much talk about getting it right with the rehearsals and these kids are so young," he explained.
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So when we talk policy with something of this magnitude, getting it right is more important than getting it done immediately.
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Getting it right will set the date, and once the Senate Republican conference is ready to go, then it will move.
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This gets us back to the two paradigms: getting it right the first time, and fixing things quickly when problems arise.
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Probably not, but from a market perspective these markets have been craving for something different and they're getting it right now.
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Nearly half of carnivore reintroductions fail, and understanding where rewilding may or may not work is critical to getting it right.
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The blastoff was the loudest moment of the film, and he blew out a few speaker systems before getting it right.
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Getting it right means checking and triple checking, and making sure that there is a paper trail, the presidential preference cards.
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This requires a lot of thought into detailed and often difficult questions, and getting it right is something we take very seriously.
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Proba is all about flinging herself (and her work) out into the world, even if it means not always getting it right.
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If management is unsure of the scale of a problem, it might delay releasing information in the interest of getting it right.
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"This won't be a quick or easy fix, but we're committed to getting it right," the company said in a blog post.
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It's not necessarily about getting it right or wrong; our goal is just to explore a wide range of possible food futures.
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It seems that Hyundai has invested more in quality, finish, getting it right, making the buyer fall in love with the car.
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When asked about the order's delay, Spicer said there isn't a question about delaying the law, the priority is getting it right.
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Getting it right is crucial in the United States right now, because stock market valuations are already high enough to be worrisome.
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"And the more we can be gentle with ourselves in not getting it right immediately is going to be helpful," says Bufka.
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This requires a lot of thought into detailed and often difficult questions and getting it right is something we take very seriously.
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It's a creative thread that runs through both Young and Hannah's works, a reminder that getting it right is beside the point.
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But getting it right isn't the point — as Sudeikis and Warren were quick to remind the group — it's about having fun while trying.
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When it comes to money, many people aren't getting it right — especially professional football players, NFL linebacker Brandon Copeland told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Toward the end, I felt like that guy in Jiro Dreams of Sushi who made egg tamago 200 times before getting it right.
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We'll be live-fact-checking it starting at 8pm ET, making sure that when the candidates discuss WIRED topics, they're getting it right.
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Getting it right required both extreme attention to the visuals and the interaction, as well as to the sonic signature of the synth.
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Brands that are getting it right view social media as a part of a larger technology infrastructure that extends from screen to store.
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To address and debunk media myths is, therefore, to be aligned with an essential objective of American journalism -- that of getting it right.
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"It takes producers who are dedicated to getting it right," said Bobby Stuckey, an owner of Frasca Food and Wine in Boulder, Colo.
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Getting it right is critical, because the program is expected to account for nearly 40 percent of emissions reductions under the new framework.
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The difficulty of getting it right might explain the overwhelming vindication people clearly feel when someone else's ideological bubble really has been pricked.
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These all affect each other and are something of a balancing act, so getting it right is a process of trial and error.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's far-right president-elect, has better prospects of getting it right than left-winger Andrés Manuel López Obrador in Mexico.
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The stakes here are more about "getting it right, first," so as to burnish one's reputation as a political analyst or insightful observer.
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She even wrote the book on it: Choke: What the Secrets of the Brain Reveal About Getting It Right When You Have to.
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Report authors focus on getting it right — making sure that the science supports our findings on potential risks (and benefits) from climate change.
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It will take some time to work through all of the changes we need to make, but I'm committed to getting it right.
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Getting it right where other studios and franchises — they know who they are — get it wrong, Marvel and Disney have another commercial leviathan here.
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Anyone who's tried it will tell you that being a woman is difficult, and often we feel like we aren't quite getting it right.
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Since I believed wholeheartedly in the meaning of the scene, I had no second thoughts about whether I was getting it right or not.
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The C anal retentive banker is all about the details: getting it "right," being thorough, methodically following the pages of the book, following checklists.
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While some had trouble executing the move on their own, one chef may have found the extra necessary step to getting it right. Huzzah!
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The show is a fascinating take on one of the most notorious court cases in American history, but getting it right didn't come easy.
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Which isn't to say that white filmmakers shouldn't make films about race, but that more due diligence should be placed on getting it right.
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He doesn't shy away from his own contradictions; he's transparent enough to not mind getting it wrong on his way to getting it right.
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Although tests have shown the technology isn't perfect, he said Google will be diligent on getting it right before it ever hits the mainstream.
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Watch — The Land of No Men: Inside Kenya's Women-Only Village Even when Lee seems to be getting it right, he eventually undermines himself.
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Dr. Curran found that the caterpillar had about a 50/50 shot at getting it right and concluded that the folklore had some merit.
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B.B. The much-loved problem child of Sondheim's musicals, and one that directors keep returning to in the hopes of finally getting it right.
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In the ongoing and necessary conservation about diversity on television, Netflix is often presented as an example of a network that's getting it right.
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"It goes without saying that this is a situation that none of us welcomed but which we are all committed to getting it right."
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CP: We've heard from clients that climate change is a key part of their coverage, and getting it right is a priority for us.
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But, when you sit there at the judges' table with him, you just start to realize how much he just cares about getting it right.
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"A historian advised me that the use of indentured was more historically accurate — the fact is, I'm still learning and committed to getting it right."
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To be clear, calling all of the above a "rumor mill" is slightly unfair — these are sources with a good history of getting it right.
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After the last 20 years of delay, misinformation, economic turmoil and political gridlock, we may only have one next best shot at getting it right.
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JOHN STUMPF: Abs-- you know, let me tell you-- say one more time, we take accountability for not getting it right 100% of the time.
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In either case, evaluation is not simple, and since there is more and more money involved, there is a high premium on getting it right.
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A historian advised me that the use of indentured was more historically accurate -- the fact is, I'm still learning and committed to getting it right.
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"It will take some time to work through all of the changes we need to make, but I'm committed to getting it right," he said.
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Getting it right always matters but when the project's focus is honoring lives taken there is a fragility and rawness that must be accounted for.
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Sitting in one of the many buildings on Facebook's vast campus in Menlo Park, California, last week, Gleicher stressed the importance of getting it right.
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Getting it right always matters but when the project's focus is honoring lives taken there is a fragility and rawness that must be accounted for.
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"Sometimes getting it right means refusing to take the politically tempting shortcuts," Trudeau told a meeting of the U.S. National Governors Association in Providence, Rhode Island.
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It takes four or five takes to get one take right, so those guys have a hell of a lot of rehearsal time getting it right.
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The focus in the settlement on establishing an effective compliance structure at ZTE going forward highlights the costs of not getting it right the first time.
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The key to getting it right is glorious trial and error, with some applied knowledge about what it is you're smoking/vaping/eating in the bedroom.
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TC: Is there a state that you've used in creating your bill, one that you think is getting it right when it comes to patent trolls?
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The round brush head oscillates, rotates, and pulsates to break up and remove plaque, using a visible pressure sensor to ensure you are getting it right.
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Getting it right We also study the past to understand how great leaders come to grasp and master the currents of history more deeply than others.
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Some market veterans are betting that this may be an example of the stock market getting it right and the fixed income side being too cautious.
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It's not that we hate crispy video, it's that we care more about speed and getting it right when we only have one shot at it.
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One revelation of the film for Latino Americans is that when Hollywood filmmakers approach a multicultural project thoughtfully, they are indeed capable of getting it right.
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"It's really about building this team and getting it right for the next year — for the 2020 season and getting back to Victory Lane," Johnson said.
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Every time we deploy tech for the means of modernizing a process, we need to remember this end goal and make sure we're getting it right.
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The approach of blasting inboxes doesn't work and the rewards of getting it right, by truly knowing customers and delivering value at the right time, are tremendous.
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"The more sensors you use, the better chance you have of getting it right," said Eben Frankenberg, CEO of Echodyne, a Kirkland, Washington-based company developing radar.
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Getting it right, advancing the conversation past basics the rest of the world left behind decades ago, is important, more so than most other things newspapers cover.
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Getting it right can be a matter of life or death because high blood pressure leads to serious diseases like heart attacks, strokes, erectile dysfunction, even dementia.
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Well, there is some evidence to suggest the two have linked up and are getting it RIGHT NOW in Jackson Hole, Wyoming ... namely a tell tale Moose.
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But based on the available roster of contenders, this year's nominations have come about as close as they could have, all things considered, to getting it right.
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We definitely slipped up on some stories, putting out false information (for example, on a Grenada invasion), but a high premium was placed on getting it right.
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It's important when we're talking about people's lives to actually get the facts correct, which one can easily do if you actually cared about getting it right.
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To make sure we are getting it right, we use Google Data Studio (from time to time), Google BigQuery, and Google's Search Console to measure search health.
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You've got a 50/50 chance of getting it right, and yet the technology gods seem to revel in watching us get it wrong, every single time.
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It's that hesitancy to creatively dive into art without fear of getting it right that Cleveland-based developer Jarryd Huntley wanted to examine in Art Club Challenge.
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"In a sense it's also about the failure of automated empathy, because it's not getting it right—it's a bot, at the end of the day," she said.
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Moving security scans from the computer to the router is a great idea — maybe an inevitable one — and Norton has spent a lot of time getting it right.
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Consulting with indexing experts (such as the Bletchley folks) and getting it right before launch will go a long way towards ensuring that investors will not get hurt.
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"We're committed to providing the FAA and global regulators all the information they need, and to getting it right," CEO Dennis Muilenburg said in a statement on Thursday.
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"We know that the first page of search results generate more than 80% of search purchases, so getting it right is critically important for Etsy's business," he said.
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For Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta — the woman whose job pushes her to her physical and mental limits every day — the stakes of getting it right are clearly higher.
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The nearest anyone came to getting it right was Path, which had its own Inner Circle list with a similar star logo, but that app never achieved ubiquity.
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While the work won't be done overnight, we are committed to getting it right for the long term and are encouraged by the progress that we are making.
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What it does mean is that those are human errors made by people committed to getting it right and beating themselves up -- and enforcing consequences -- when they don't.
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Getting it right on digital could be the difference between your candidate being sworn in at the Oval Office or City Hall versus watching the inauguration at home.
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He says the site is highly visible to the public and logistically simple compared to other stream systems, so there was no excuse for not getting it right.
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You've discussed how brands get it wrong when it comes to food marketing and race, but are any getting it right, showing diverse groups of food eating healthfully?
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To all sides, let me try to suggest some common ground: The census provides education policymakers and administrators with vital information, so getting it right is critically important.
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We'll take them to Planned Parenthood centers, let them film there, connect them with seasoned professionals for consultation, and provide notes to make sure that they're getting it right.
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It could happen to anyone: you have a few too many drinks and you can't remember your new password, so you try a few versions before getting it right.
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Miller declined Thursday to provide a timetable for cabinet appointments, stressing that the focus is on "getting it right," rather than an "arbitrary timetable," echoing the comments of Conway.
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When I met Burgess last month in his neighborhood of Harlem, he was excited to try some wine, though a bit nervous at the prospect of getting it right.
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NAGUIB: We'll see NAGUIB: Well they're getting it right that they were not stubborn and they executed all the demands of the IMF because this was for the good.
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The delay could impact Apple's bottomline by pushing more people to buy a cheaper model, but there's a lot to be said to getting it right the first time.
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They are two great tastes that taste great together, but when it comes to naming one of our favorite peanut butter and chocolate treats, are we getting it right?
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Building toward that success will require us getting it right at the foundation, and we therefore should not retreat from upholding democracy as the most effective form of governance.
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"Getting someone like NMC in would send a good signal to the private sector that the Ministry of Health is getting it right," said one private sector healthcare professional.
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In essence, machines may come to know the world not through an impossibly all-encompassing program, but from grasping, babbling, trying, and fumbling their way to getting it right.
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And since forecasts help govern what precautions people need to take, who is forced to evacuate, and where they should go, the stakes for getting it right are high.
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It's a way of keeping the momentum going in the studio whilst taking a break from being very precious over what we've written and obsessed with getting it right.
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"So it's one of those things, let's say we're getting it right 99 percent of the time, you'll still be able to find examples," Pichai said in the interview.
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This really is quite a difficult problem for a machine to solve, and current models are getting it right about 60 percent of the time (25 percent would be chance).
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"There are lots of big and well-known names spending a lot of money still getting it wrong, and a lot of small independent labels getting it right," he said.
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Then there is the sheer outlandishness of the Trump era: When most anything is plausible it is also printable, but that does not necessarily mean you are getting it right.
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I don't want to harsh our mellow, but I also don't want to overpraise the academy for occasionally getting it right when the industry continues to get it so wrong.
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Accounting is one of the cornerstones to building a business, but for most companies, getting it right is more of a necessity than it is one of their core competencies.
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And maybe all of the racist accusations doled out by the political class like candy on Halloween are really insecurities about not getting it right in their own social circles.
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And we ask you as museum workers applying to these jobs to continue sending us submissions of places that are getting it right — and the ones getting it so, so wrong.
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"They have to get better at the stuff in the middle between SaaS apps and running their own cloud, but Kubernetes is good sign they are getting it right," he said.
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"If you're prepared to invest time, energy and capital in getting it right, the rewards upfront have been great, but there have been many Australian retailers who have failed," he said.
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Some companies are getting it right: Nike, Levi's and Ikea are leading the way with recent parental leave announcements that apply to their retail staff as well as their corporate headquarters.
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But, as the company detailed in a blog post, getting a factory in China to build something for you is easy — but getting it right the first time is very hard.
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Though both agreed that getting it right was more important than getting it signed fast, whatever is in the executive order will be a building block for many ambitious legislative moves.
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Having a single app that does everything well is a massive challenge, but companies in Asia like WeChat and Alipay have shown that the prize for getting it right is massive.
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As soon as you make something subject to review in the name of "getting it right", fans will expect you to get it right every single time, and you won't. 19383.
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Getting it right will require new analytics to understand the needs of different passengers at different times of day and real-time wireless communication that empowers front-line employees to use judgment.
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"When it comes to policing the boundary between state tort law and federal regulation of prescription drugs, this court has recognized the overwhelming importance of getting it right," the company's petition said.
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" When it comes to who is getting it right, names like Intel and Google stand out, said Chopra, whose books include "The Soul of Leadership"and "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success.
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What you don't need to do is change the rules to try to fix it, or add new sections to the rulebook in the name of getting it right at all costs.
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But then I started writing about my sexuality, being a queer boy, and then I started writing about my status as an undocumented person because I felt people weren't getting it right.
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But as scientists warn that we have only a few years to halt irreversible environmental damage – and fashion continues to be a key contributor – it's a matter of getting it right, fast.
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In other words, though the training environment now looks much gentler to those of us who trained in the bad old days, we still don't seem to be consistently getting it right.
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If you've ever worn a wrist heart monitor, you may have noticed a time or two during exercise when your heart rate read inaccurately low for a few ticks before getting it right.
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A lot of the scenes occur in one shot, and that wound up being really important to me, so we'd do 12 or 13 takes, and it was just about getting it right.
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It is basically a complex math problem in which the reward for getting it right can be tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars — and the punishment for getting it wrong similarly enormous.
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Getting it right does not simply mean implementing the cameras – it means designing, protecting and managing body-worn camera programs that protect the privacy and security of individuals captured in video surveillance data.
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This process has taken longer than we originally expected, but we're committed to getting it right, and return-to-service timing is completely dependent on answering each and every question from the FAA.
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"To be honest, no one is really getting it right," says Candice Morgan, who earlier this month was name the first head of diversity at Pinterest, a social bookmarking startup valued at $11 billion.
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Getting it right is easier said than done though, and the way your day pans out can often hinge on small details, like missing the bus, or avoiding the queue at the coffee shop.
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That's the way my journalism paid off most of all: I had so many people whom I could ask for help from, and they knew that I would be relentless about getting it right.
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At least we had a 50 percent chance of getting it right, and having been an early devotee of ATARI's "Breakout" (the crossing at 10D), I was able to figure out the right answer.
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But after careful observation of these sartorial savants, we've compiled a list of styling tips — a guide, if you will — on how to incorporate this daring trend according to those who are getting it right.
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But it's still a problem now, and Erato deserves credit for getting it right, and for delivering that solution to the backers of its crowdfunding campaign (Erato says 95 percent of its preorders have shipped).
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"I know Airbnb has had its own share of challenges in this arena—but working with them, I've seen first-hand how committed they are to getting it right," Glover wrote in an announcement post.
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When the actors found they didn't have time to move from one part of the stage to another during "Getting It Right," the opening number, he suggested adding a little vocalizing to bridge the timing gap.
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"We know how important it is to provide children, families and family creators the best experience possible on YouTube and we are committed to getting it right," Google said in a blog post about the settlement.
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NAB, which like some of its peers has admitted to charging dead client accounts, has reviewed its culture and found "insufficient intensity of focus on getting it right all the time", Henry told the inquiry in Melbourne.
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I've taken a giant leap of faith in asking her to share life with me forever and to give me a shot at getting it right this time… She has graciously granted my request… She said yes.
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A no-deal Brexit, the break-up of the UK, a Marxist in Downing Street—it is a long time indeed since the stakes have been so high and the chances of getting it right so low.
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Note that 15 years ago I would have been shocked to use them as a model getting it right, but with their vertical integration, they are able to operate constantly in the best interest of the ecosystem.
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The openness of younger people is encouraging, as they tend to be the most disengaged from their superannuation, but also have the most to gain from getting it right (as the benefits will build up for longer).
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Hollywood live-action remakes of anime properties like Ghost in the Shell and Death Note have been met with criticism and accusations of whitewashing in the past, so here's a fresh chance of getting it right this time.
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While it's impossible to say whether the changes made to Clinton's speech were small or large, Clinton's comment suggests a sharp attention to the nitty-gritty details of public health research, and a commitment to getting it right.
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But, when all is said and done, Argentina and the IMF in the 21st century have a much better chance of getting it right than they ever did during much of the latter half of the 20th century.
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"These companies are huge furnishers of credit reporting info, which means that the financial future and credit history and the cost of credit for millions of borrowers are tied up in these companies getting it right," he said.
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Plus, treatment is complicated: It generally consists of therapy designed to help build organizational strategies and treat any other mental health issues, and may or may not include medication, so there may be some trial and error in getting it right.
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According to her, diapering a baby used to be something akin to wrestling an alligator; there were frantic limbs pinning down wriggling bodies, sharp pins being stuck into skin, and explosive consequences of not getting it right the first time.
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"There are more shades of blonde than any other color, and getting it right without damaging the hair is an exact science," Richardson tells me, as she painstakingly fixes micro-foils to the head of her first client of the day.
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The depth of talent and the uniqueness of the race make it an incredibly difficult puzzle to solve, but because there is so much money spread among so many different outcomes, the payoff for getting it right can be huge.
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Diversity in programming is often lauded as a goal for networks and, in the case of the world's most-watched streaming platform, Netflix, but as audiences grow more connected it's hard to pinpoint which shows are actually getting it right.
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I'm certain given the sensitivity of the topic I will say other things wrong," Kutcher wrote in his third post, along with the subsequent tweet: "Hope we can find space to be wrong in the pursuit of getting it right.
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"We wanted to make sure we were getting it right, but we also wanted to bring attention to the fact that there are some really amazing women in this field," said Julie Parks, director of public relations at American Girl.
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"I guess in the end, I'm much less concerned about allegedly duplicative or different rules applying to different providers than I am about getting it right for the user and making sure there actually is protection for them," he added.
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Our bosses care about getting it right, whenever we're accused of fake news or making stuff up, or making sources up, and you know where that criticism comes from, I say guys, you don't know how vetted our reporting is.
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We were on the front end of that wave going into it, but I will say, you were in this ... I think we got kind of so focused, particularly early on, kind of with the work and the policy and getting it right.
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"I also realized that if I wasn't going to be a part of this somebody else was going to be … and I didn't know if they would handle it and be as committed to getting it right as I would," he continued.
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"The data reinforces the dictum that getting it right the first time is always the most cost effective approach," senior study author Dr. Sarmad Sadeghi of the Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles said by email.
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On Facebook's strategic and aggressive dive into video: "We hope to not get it wrong twice before getting it right," Zuckerberg said, a nod to his company's late and somewhat painful plan to bring Facebook from desktop to mobile four years ago.
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Bank of England (BOE) policymakers that are pushing for an interest rate hike have been wrong for the past eight years and there's no sign of them getting it right now, HSBC's global head of foreign exchange strategy told CNBC on Friday.
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With that in mind, an executive at one leading Chinese firm deploying the technology says that getting it right will be something of a balancing act, with considerations around data privacy on the one hand and public security issues on the other.
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SO WHAT WE LOOK AT IS OBVIOUSLY HOW THE REGISTERS ARE RINGING, AND HOW THE CUSTOMERS ARE EXPERIENCING THE BRAND AND WHAT THEY'RE SAYING ABOUT IT, AND WHAT OUR ASSOCIATES AND MANAGEMENT IS TELLING US ABOUT IT – ARE WE GETTING IT RIGHT.
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But the Great Buttock Controversy of 2015, in addition to producing one of the more amusing corrections in The Times's recent history, reinforced for me just how closely "Downton" viewers were watching — and just how ardently they felt about getting it right.
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"As much as I'd like to praise the companies themselves for getting it right, and they deserve it, it's almost like they'd have to go out of their way to get it wrong with this newfound, more positive consumer mindset," he said.
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"I think one of the improvements we made is that it's not exactly about getting it 'right,' but about how do you let people explore the spectrum and actually be able to understand it without feeling they are locked in," she told TechCrunch.
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At the recent Association of Food Journalists' annual conference in Greenville, S.C., she said on a panel that she was appalled when an editor asked her to write an article about 10 bars that were getting it right in the #MeToo era.
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But even if it's not me sitting at an old-timey roll-top desk with a quill and paper, even if we're in on it as a group, there's just a lot of deliberation over word choice and just getting it right.
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Right now we are laser focused on Vancouver, Ottawa, and Toronto, and making sure we're really getting it right and making sure we're setting ourselves up not just for growth for the sake of growth, but for long-term, sustainable, healthy growth.
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Damon Davis: The biggest anxiety for me was getting it right: being a member of that community and having to come and show it to people, and knowing how much distrust is built in because of the way the media had portrayed the situation.
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There's also James Clyburn, the legendary House Democrat who bizarrely suggested the standards of behavior for elected officials were more lenient than for other people—and that Conyers's accusers were racist, before finally getting it right by joining Pelosi in calling for his resignation Thursday.
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A speculative fiction movie that gets science groaningly wrong is actually less frustrating to me than one like Arrival, which puts so much slow, careful effort into almost getting it right, then has the characters constantly leaping to unsupportable conclusions in easily fixable ways.
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And we think a president and leader and a Congress, because it takes everybody, and a business community, and a regulatory community to support growth, support investment infrastructure, support reasonable tax reform, and getting it right so we don't have the kinds of things that go on.
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More than anything, it's a new toy for photographers who have spent months or years shooting on this type of film, because they're the ones who are most familiar with the inherent pains of being a Polaroid shooter, and the joy that comes from getting it right.
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"We take on this responsibility in full recognition of the importance of getting it right -- because there is nothing more important than respect and trust between law enforcement and the communities that they are sworn to protect as we work to keep all Californians safe," he said.
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No end in sight What worries some in the industry is that undoing the Alaska pollock screw-up may be as challenging for the administration as getting it right the first time, at least as long as the current trade negotiations between the US and China continue.
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I just showed him avocado and grapefruit...The way that he was so focused and intent on getting it right and just impressing his sweet little girls, I thought that was so beautiful...I felt how much love he must have for them to want to do that.
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Family, friends, former coaches, teammates, and trainers all volunteered to do the lion's share of the real work, running kids through various drills and demonstrations while Winslow wandered from station to station, offering thumbnail coaching, high-fiving kids who were getting it right, or gently critiquing campers' technique.
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Doesn't society actually want one solitary place that remains above the sturm und drang of the daily fray of getting it right, raising it above the type of scrutiny that potentially could lead to judges bending — indeed, yielding — to the ill winds of public discourse and internal debate-divisiveness?
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The machine learning/AI element means that the responses in Automatic Answers are not only reading and responding specifically to what you the customer is asking, but it is technically getting smarter with each response (and presumably using a bit of Satisfaction Prediction to figure out if it's getting it right).
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For me, someone who didn't study the films my professors told me to but did watch a whole lot of comedies they would hate, this is Hollywood getting it right: Talented voices telling hilarious stories without using "look, women!" as the sole (and usually shallow) reason we should be watching them.
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I think a cogent argument can be made that everyone benefits from getting it right, and that "country before party" can, and should, include doing what's necessary to swiftly eradicate the relevancy of the term "fake news" from our vocabulary like the polio vaccine did a couple of generations ago. Verrit.
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This new way of thinking about adventure game design laid the foundation for current adventure games - the Samorost series, Kentucky Route Zero, Oxenfree, Night in the Woods, Lamplight City, to name but a few, all focus more on exploring the world and the characters, rather than solving the puzzles and "getting it right".
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"This process has taken longer than we originally expected, but we're committed to getting it right, and return-to-service timing is completely dependent on answering each and every question from the F.A.A." Boeing last week said it expected the F.A.A. to clear the Max to fly before the end of the year.
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But I do feel that there is a sea of criticism for any of us who try and legislate in new areas, who will automatically be sneered at and laughed at for not getting it right," she reportedly said, adding: "I don't need to understand how encryption works to understand how it's helping the criminals.
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They offer an unvarnished, unfiltered view of his mind, partly because we know that he is posting himself — which we can tell because of all the errors, like the time he misspelled "hereby" as "hear by," and then deleted it and misspelled it again as "hearby," before finally getting it right on the third try.
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Here is a list of the top 10 LGBT-friendly organizations as ranked by Stonewall in 2016: "Those organizations that are 'getting it right' are not only improving the lives of lesbian, gay, bi and trans staff, stakeholders, clients and customers, but are also reaping business benefits," Ruth Hunt, Stonewall's Chief Executive, said in a press release.
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When a fellow bar employee thanks McKinnon—who is a lesbian in real life—for being an ally of gay rights, the following exchange occurs: This followed a similar back-and-forth where Clinton checked her initial endorsement of the Keystone pipeline ("There's nothing wrong with taking your time; what's important is getting it right," says Clinton).
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The Duchess of Sussex is not the first new royal to be criticized by the tabloid press for, in their eyes, not getting it right: Her husband's late mother, Diana, was both adored and pilloried by newspapers; her sister-in-law, Sarah, Duchess of York, is to this day portrayed as apparently not quite fitting in.
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I have been saying here and elsewhere for at least a decade that America faces today a shift in demographics that will bring about a major change, a radical change of temperament similar to that brought on by the rise of President Andrew Jackson in the early 1800s, and I still receive hate mail for getting it right.
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Getting it right is hard: I mean, because you turn over rocks, and sometimes you find dome things, and it's very seldom there's just one big thing going wrong in a big institution if something like that is going on you've got get it right, and the one thing you don't want to do is be wrong about it.
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That helped position Oliver as a pioneer in a burgeoning market, but it also meant he faced tough new challenges and ended up "opening too many restaurants, too quickly, in the wrong places," the celebrity chef told the FT. "In the future, I might spend a bit more time getting in second and getting it right," he said.
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"I am a 100 percent believer in the model of skills-based hiring done better by a third party at the top of the hiring funnel, but I think the key to getting it right is going deep into the details into how to do the assessments in a fair way, and that requires a lot of expertise," Taggar said.
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Except for the crazy people (and yes, there have to be some crazy people, or what would be the dirty fun of P.T.A. meetings and open school nights), most parents are somewhere in the middle, trying our best, getting it right sometimes, getting it wrong sometimes, and often unsure, especially as our children get older, whether today is a right day or a wrong day.
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But in the end, you have to point the finger at national political journalism, which has too often lost sight of its primary directives in this election season: to help readers and viewers make sense of the presidential chaos; to reduce the confusion, not add to it; to resist the urge to put ratings, clicks and ad sales above the imperative of getting it right.
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Business Insider spoke about these different fictional portrayals with three retired FBI agents, Jerri Williams, author of the upcoming novel " Pay to Play," Joe Navarro, author of " What Every Body is Saying," and Chris Voss, author of " Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It." They revealed which popular fictional clichés about the FBI are dead wrong and discussed the handful of shows that come close to getting it right:
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Right now it's one of the reasons why we're telling all of our category leaders we need to win in the U.S., which is why I take a lot of confidence on the sustainability of the strategy and that we're growing share -- the past one month, three months, six months and moving now to 12 months in the U.S. Getting it right in our biggest market is a strong statement on the sustainability of the action plan of the strategy.
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" The New York Times's Nicholas Kristof declared Trump's candidacy his "shared shame," arguing that "the media made Trump," while the paper's media critic, Jim Rutenberg, diagnosed a massive journalistic failure: "In the end, you have to point the finger at national political journalism, which has too often lost sight of its primary directives in this election season: to help readers and viewers make sense of the presidential chaos; to reduce the confusion, not add to it; to resist the urge to put ratings, clicks and ad sales above the imperative of getting it right.
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It's also worth noting that while Vogue's US edition has often missed the mark (like that Vogue magazine story which featured Gigi Hadid and her-then boyfriend Zayn Malik to "highlight the impact the gender-fluid, non-binary communities have had on fashion and culture," or that the September 2018 issue was the first time a Black photographer has shot the cover in the magazine's 126-year history), its international counterparts seem to be getting it right when it comes to diversity and inclusion (save for controversially placed Kardashian cover here or there).
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