I'm just not jumping at the idea of eating it.
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Which, well, you'd be forgiven for not jumping at the opportunity.
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And I'm not sure Trump can resist jumping at that opportunity.
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OIL prices have a knack of jumping at the most inconvenient times.
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"Here's a guy who's parachute jumping at age 90," the son said.
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Some of the records include most people squatting or star jumping at once.
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Accidents happen, but Platt said no one has died jumping at Sky Zone.
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I'm thrilled, jumping at the chance to have someone else cook for me.
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Wyoming isn't the only state jumping at the idea of a depository institution.
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That's why jumping at the opportunity to lower your monthly payments can be tempting.
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However, the backlash isn't stopping A-listers from jumping at the chance to work with Tarantino.
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Here are 13 devilish films that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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But brands don't seem to be jumping at the opportunity to talk about their own efforts.
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Few top-tier lawyers are said to be jumping at the chance to represent the president.
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I sat on my bed all night with my bag packed, jumping at the slightest noise.
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Sites like Shopify, Zulily and Gilt should be jumping at the opportunity to partner with newspapers.
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Intriguingly, in most cases there was no increase of suicide by jumping at other hot spots.
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Many of the students are in their 70s, and they try to avoid jumping at all.
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He knew he was jumping at the ball, but he did not know how to stop.
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Pressure to move quickly is intense; fence jumping at the White House has become a regular occurrence.
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But should we all be jumping at the chance to sequence the genome of our unborn children?
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Rivals to popular investing app Robinhood aren't jumping at the opportunity to celebrate the company's recent outage.
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Rodriguez was left dangling after bungee jumping at the Ventura Country Fair on the evening of August 2.
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Second off, I don't know that the morals behind that -- just shooting people for jumping at a fence.
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Other brands jumping at this opportunity include Rothy's and Greats, which both make shoes out of recycled plastics.
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Zuckerberg clearly isn't jumping at the idea of telling the world where the line is on hate speech.
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One day, I opened the boot of my car to get her out and she kept jumping at me.
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The ACLU has called for external auditing for bias, but companies don't appear to be jumping at that suggestion.
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Other retailers are jumping at the opportunity to take a greater share of the billion-dollar pet market, too.
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Sawyer Stephen Campbell was jumping at the Tuskegee, Alabama, Municipal Airport, Tuskegee Police Chief Marquez James, confirmed to PEOPLE.
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You can watch the full video here and decide for yourself if we're jumping at shadows: H/T BuzzFeed.
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"You can't understand a girl not jumping at you when she gets the chance, can you?" she asks Alan.
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Watch: We've rounded up some ghoulish films on Netflix that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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Watch: We've rounded up some devilish films on Netflix that will have even the most brave souls jumping at shadows.
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Watch: We've rounded up some devilish films on Netflix that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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A wave of House Republican retirements has Democrats jumping at the chance to push deeper into a GOP stronghold. Rep.
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That's why I foresee music festivals jumping at the chance to integrate into their apps order ahead with Apple Pay.
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But overall, we concluded that we weren't jumping at the opportunity to order another Papa John's pizza in the future.
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People jumping at the chance to frequently compare the president to Adolf Hitler aren't going to be won over, anyway.
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But then I counted: The power line is jumping at 52 beats per minute; my heart is going at 72.
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Regardless, they will all have you jumping at snapped twigs and vowing to never leave the comforts of civilization ever again.
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Businesses helped to carry the economy in the second quarter, with spending on equipment jumping at a rate of 8.8 percent.
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It's hard to imagine that lots of other showrunners won't be jumping at the chance to use ILM's virtual production platform.
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You've made it through candidates jumping in, jumping out, jumping at any chance to crack four percent in a national poll.
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The wall was marked by three horizontal stripes of different heights, made by the paws of the hyenas jumping at the enclosure.
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Migos and Chris Brown's tempers just got things jumping at the BET Awards after-party ... so much so, cops had to respond.
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Van proves she can be just as irresponsible as he is, jumping at the chance to help him fritter away his funds.
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The world's biggest car companies are jumping at the chance to make a profit off Saudi Arabia's historic announcement allowing women to drive.
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And CBS reports that the father managed to get past an eight-foot fence before jumping at least 20 feet off the bridge.
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The trailer opens with Drax jumping at a huge alien creature, while Rocket gives baby Groot some detailed instructions: don't push this button.
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I worry constantly about running out of energy, having a panic attack, jumping at sudden or loud noises, or experiencing a trauma trigger.
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But Trump's rhetoric falls short Thursday night, and Rubio is jumping at the opportunity, cracking wise and calling Trump out left and right.
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Last week, the conservancy posted a video of a great white shark jumping at a boat in nearby waters off the coast of Massachusetts.
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He opened the fight with teeth and claw, jumping at my face, biting at me and tearing my clothes with all his considerable might.
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Mobley and Trenton return home, looking over their shoulders, jumping at every sound — jittery editing and sudden crash cuts heighten the sense of fear.
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Before Forrest is even in the frame, Opal can smell her owner coming and starts excitedly jumping at the chance to be with her dad.
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China-watchers are jumping at any indication of what the "new era" Mr Xi proclaimed at the event in October will look like in practice.
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But advertisers aren't jumping at the opportunity yet, media buyers said, because of a lack of transparency around the apps and websites on the network.
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The research also highlighted eight "challenger cities" that were forecast to make the top 50 by 2028 by jumping at least 10 places up the index.
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Advances in technology that enable global connectivity and raise visibility of life abroad plays a huge part, and Chavez says workers are jumping at the possibilities.
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Equities are off to a strong start for the year, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite jumping at least 3.8 percent in 2018.
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In the meantime, the Bangladesh government is not exactly jumping at the opportunity to grant the Rohingya citizenship, and have restricted them from leaving the camps.
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"It's always fun to get a laugh out of a topic or a bit that people aren't jumping at the opportunity to laugh at," he said.
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Businesses helped to carry the economy in the second quarter, with spending on equipment jumping at a rate of 8.2 percent, the fastest in nearly two years.
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And if the prospect of tiny, mechanical spiders jumping at you wasn't enough terrifying tech news for your Wednesday, Google Assistant just successfully placed a phone call.
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While it can continue operating during an appeal process, the move gave rise to Uber rivals jumping at the opportunity to capitalize on its woes in London.
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"She has a servant's heart and is always jumping at the opportunity to help other people," Rikki, who is 24 and is from Macon, Georgia, told CNN.
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I keep jumping at the rustling in the grass, thinking it's a snake or a rat, but every time it's just chameleons, no bigger than my palm.
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Now researchers are jumping at the chance to patent inventions with increasingly broad application, from synthetic genes to CRISPR, a technology with implications for every single known gene.
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Since the settlement made by Conyers became public, lawmakers have been jumping at the opportunity to introduce or sign onto bills to ban similar uses of taxpayer funds.
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What critics say: Anyone can "consider" investing in the United States—firms are just jumping at the chance to grab good headlines and ingratiate themselves to President Trump.
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NFL teams might not be jumping at the opportunity to sign Colin Kaepernick, but the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback has some deals of his own in the works.
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While discussing whether her character might have kids during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Monday night, Cuoco admitted that she's not jumping at the possibility.
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No lie: The Refinery29 office wasn't exactly jumping at the chance to coat their heads in an entire jar of the stuff — even in the name of beauty research.
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As I'll explain, by narrowing down these opportunities beforehand, you can focus on the successful ones with your limited resources, instead of jumping at every opportunity that presents itself.
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"The (RBA) still seems confident that steady rates are warranted given the tightening jobs market and they are not jumping at shadows," said Sean Callow, forex strategist at Westpac.
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Advertisers are jumping at the chance to promote their products to the app's 158 million daily average users, many of whom are in their late teens and early twenties.
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Sony PlayStation Classic, $40.99Shoppers in the United Kingdom got nostalgic this Prime Day, jumping at a deal to snag the PlayStation Classic Runners-up:Oral-B SmartSeries Electric Toothbrush, $99.99
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Yet it doesn't seem much to ask—a world where a woman can live without jumping at shadows, without the crawling apprehension of something nasty constellating over her shoulder.
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While this current crop of Democratic presidential hopefuls -- and one lone Republican challenger -- are jumping at the chance to interact with real-life voters, Trump, unsurprisingly, studiously avoids these events.
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Like every other Syrian refugee, I was only looking for safety – and yet I spent two months hiding, jumping at the sight of small animals, terrified of meeting another person.
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Ten or twenty or one hundred million parents worldwide holding hands and jumping at the same time can create an earthquake powerful enough to reshape the economic and political topography.
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With the Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X currently in limbo for very different reasons, PC makers are apparently jumping at the chance to make their own foldable display ambitions known.
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It's like you join the army, then on day three you're told you're going to be parachute-jumping at lunchtime, and you're given a parachute and thrown out of the plane.
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White House aides quickly decided the administration needed to issue a formal response to the plunging stock market after months of jumping at the chance take credit for the record gains.
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Markets wise, ThingThing is targeting OEMs in all global regions with its Fleksy pitch — barring China (which Plante readily admits it too complex for a small startup to sensibly try jumping at).
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But now he knows what it is like to be black — to be constantly under suspicion, watching over his shoulder for law enforcement, jumping at the possibility that someone's coming for him.
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Business investment improved further, with spending on equipment jumping at a 9.1 percent rate thanks to rising gas and oil well drilling as oil prices continue their recovery from multi-year lows.
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Your phone automatically recognizes when it should capture a photo — it can be when everybody is jumping at the same time or when a basketball player is going for the slam dunk.
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A new skate blade disrupted his jumping at the Skate America Grand Prix competition in November, in Lake Placid, N.Y. Chen's coach also cited poor technique and lagging confidence, among other issues.
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While the Swiss were denied gold, they still made history with the silver and bronze as it was the first medals won by the nation in individual show jumping at a world championships.
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Food companies have been jumping at the bit to latch onto any bit of nostalgia over the last couple of months, releasing a whole bunch of products "inspired" by the Apollo 21 mission.
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Under President Trump, the U.S. has careened in recent month from nuclear saber-rattling about "fire and fury" to suddenly jumping at the prospect of a summit meeting with the "honorable" Mr. Kim.
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They also mean giving them incentives to remain in roles that work directly with the community, instead of jumping at the first opportunity to get off the street and into a specialized unit.
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Despite the Herculean task, CDOs are quickly becoming one of the most sought-out jobs in corporate America, so much so that former CEOs are jumping at the opportunity to assume the position.
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While challengers may succeed in bagging another Trump order in the courts, this is a bit too quick on the trigger like some "buck fever" hunter jumping at the first movement in brush.
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For Espen Bredesen, who won one gold and one silver medal for ski jumping at Lillehammer, it is no surprise that the 1994 Games made winter sports more popular than ever in Norway.
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And while companies do have to operate within accordances of the laws of different countries, such as the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, most platforms aren't jumping at the chance to be regulated.
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With a dominant mid-range game, the 25-year-old repeatedly baited his man into jumping at ball and shoulder fakes, which resulted in either immediate contact or a clear path to the rim.
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Blac Chyna doesn't just want to be in music videos with Nicki Minaj, she wants to BE the new Nicki Minaj, and several record labels are jumping at the chance to make it happen.
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"As access is opening up to more women, they are jumping at the opportunity," said Rabbi Julie Adler, executive director of the Brit Milah Program of Reform Judaism in Los Angeles, which trains mohels.
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As for Chester's final resting place -- we're told the family's not jumping at the offer to take the plot next to Chris Cornell at Hollywood Forever Cemetery because it's in such a public space.
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"I'm not jumping at the invite, but he's certainly right that it's safer to walk with a kippah in Moscow than it is in Paris," wrote Dovid Margolin, associate editor at online Jewish news site Chabad.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Britain's Nick Skelton won gold in individual show jumping at the Rio Olympics on Friday after a fast and penalty-free jumpoff that none of the five riders who followed could match.
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Why it matters: California Republicans are jumping at the chance to make this an election issue, writes the New York Times' Adam Nagourney, in the hopes that pushing for repeal will help them keep the House.
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Instead of wrongfully conflating the fate of Dreamers with totally separate issues such as national security, our elected officials should be jumping at the chance to create substantive, meaningful change just before the 2018 midterm elections.
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Image: Anthony Da MotaEver since Apple dropped its latest MacBook Pro with a cool but mostly unnecessary Touch Bar, programmers have been jumping at the chance to make cool but mostly unnecessary apps to run on it.
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As the novel coronavirus sweeps across the world and the demand for medical supplies grows, some people are jumping at the chance to profit from it — and perhaps fueling the outbreak of the coronavirus in the process.
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But the breach was more serious than most other cases of fence-jumping at the White House: The man was able to elude multiple layers of security before being stopped near the entrance at the South Portico.
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There has been some controversy over parents allowing their children to dress up as their favorite Polynesian princess, Moana, after the success of the Disney film had young fans jumping at the chance to channel the powerful character.
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With productivity rising, unit labor costs, the price of labor per single unit of output, increased at only a 23 percent pace in the second quarter after jumping at a 23 percent rate in the January-March period.
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Consumption continues to be underpinned by a strong labor market, with inflation-adjusted income at the disposal of households jumping at a 4.2 percent rate in the fourth quarter compared to a 20173 percent pace in the prior period.
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Even before he, ahem, "stormed" the SCIF, though, Gaetz was a regular on Fox News, confidently regurgitating conservative talking points and jumping at every opportunity to trash the Green New Deal with his own half-baked legislative riposte, a.k.a.
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" He embraced his hardscrabble upbringing and his Irish roots, installing a Kelly green carpet in his office, scribbling notes with a felt pen of the same color and jumping at any opportunity to belt out "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling.
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"She is not jumping at each art fair and buying everything she likes — she is really profiling," said Anda Rottenberg, the former director of the Zacheta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw and one of Poland's most renowned art historians.
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The wee hours were also jumping at the Gandamack Lodge's basement bar, which was where the predominantly female and 20-something aid worker community interacted with the nearly all male and 40-something contractor community, with predictable but fleeting results.
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I have been a die-hard Americans fan since the beginning, and I've found myself jumping at excuses to rewatch old episodes — even, sometimes, in place of finding out what happens next, because it feels like nothing that's coming could possibly be good.
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"So the market seems to be jumping at shadows at the moment and against this backdrop of uncertainty the USD remains the prefer(ed) option for weathering the storm," Rodrigo Catril, a senior foreign exchange strategist at National Australia Bank, said in a morning note.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Eve Jobs contributed to a United States bronze in team show jumping at the Pan Am Games and narrowly missed out on another in the individual event on Friday, putting the youngest daughter of Apple founder Steve Jobs in the Olympic conversation.
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Atkinson's directorial debut, which took home best documentary prize at the Tribeca Film Festival, shows jurisdictions of all sizes jumping at the opportunity to acquire the military-grade equipment from a grab bag of Department of Homeland Security grants, topping $34 billion since 9/17.
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When I envisioned myself as a normal traveler, who just wanted a relaxing vacation, and who had a choice of spending my money anywhere, though, I could understand why not many are jumping at the chance to visit Puerto Rico, in this state, right now.
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This is also the pattern for weakly reported news stories in general, and why the media has to be twice as careful verifying things with regard to Trump instead of jumping at shadows to get a scoop and discrediting themselves in the eyes of the public.
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Elsewhere, Samsung Group shares pulled back slightly after initially jumping at the South Korean market open, after a court dismissed a warrant to arrest the head of the conglomerate, Jay Y. Lee, amid his alleged involvement in a corruption scandal that saw the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye.
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That means people who need to warm up with a hot latte and those who want to take full advantage of the 60-degree weather by jumping at the chance to enjoy an ice-cold Frappuccino will both be able to put the BOGO deal to good use.
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Even after an election victory that should have humbled most of them, they're now moving from telling us why Trump would not win to gleefully jumping at every chance to inform the public about why his policies and plans in office will fail right out of the gate.
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But with Kardashian West's more than 127 million Instagram followers jumping at the chance to channel their inner KKW, fast fashion brands — which produce inexpensive clothing for the mass-market in response to trends — started copying her looks and selling them almost immediately after she steps out wearing them.
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But in addition to those buzzy, high profile pairings, brands from fast fashion to luxury houses are jumping at the chance to partner with a whole array of stars to get them to lend their unique point of view, burgeoning design prowess, and hopefully, Instagram-followers to their latest collections.
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He joined the FBI in the late '22014s and spent his first seven years in the bureau working espionage and terrorism cases in Washington, DC. Jumping at the chance to return home to Pittsburgh, he joined a new cyber initiative there in 33, despite the fact that he knew little about computers.
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All of this was done in the name of enlarging the profits of AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon, none of which are jumping at the opportunity to accept responsibility for their malfeasance or acknowledge that Americans, who care deeply about their privacy, deserve better than an apology in the first place.
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We've all been full of Olympics cheer these past few days, everyone in and around the kitchen gossiping about luge and amplitude, short-track speedskating, women's ski jumping (at last!) and the chance to get text messages from Sam Manchester, our man on the ground in Pyeongchang (here's how to sign up for that).
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And Trump appeared agitated by the possible threat posed by billionaire Democratic candidate Mike Bloomberg down the road, The former New York mayor was only too happy to join an exchange of insults, jumping at the chance to get into the mix, given that he's not even competing in the first four Democratic contests.
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I don't remember jumping at his throat, but I remember my older brother—who's quite a big guy, he's about 6'3— catching me in mid-air and bear hugging me, and then throwing me in the bedroom we all shared and holding the door shut for what must have been an hour before I calmed down.
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For most, the experience of going to a horror film has traditionally involved showing up at a theater, spending a tense couple hours jumping at the violent goings-on in some unfamiliar onscreen setting and then going back to reality spooked yet mostly confident that the ax murderer or other source of the terror will stay in the movie.
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Senate and House Republicans in competitive races are jumping at the chance to change the subject from their own nominee, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, to Clinton.
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This is all to explain that when U by Uniworld invited me to check out its inaugural voyage on the Seine, I wasn't just jumping at the chance to fulfill a lifetime dream of taking a river cruise (damn you, Downtown Abbey!), I was also thrilled that my first real adult adventure in years would take me to the most romantic city in the world with my sleep-deprived, attention-starved significant other.
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