So how are Democrats keeping track of the latest developments?
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Vox is keeping track of the House whip count here.
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Is someone keeping track of all these goddamn hypothetical planets?
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Which of the younger ones are you keeping track of?
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They started keeping track of them too late for me.
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Is that more difficult than keeping track of your keys?
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It helps keeping track of the flow of conversation pic.twitter.
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Trilobites Keeping track of dolphins is a slippery, patchy process.
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Atrium's software included Records, a Dropbox-esque system for keeping track of legal documents, and Hiring, which instantly generated employment offer letters based on details punched into a form while keeping track of signatures.
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And Program Management isn't just for keeping track of individual tests.
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Fewer people are keeping track of your foibles than you imagine.
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As always, we'll be keeping track of these trends and more.
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Keeping track of all the places he has played isn't easy.
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"Keeping track of all the admin can be difficult," said Gail.
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But Poynter's Tom Jones is keeping track of the cuts here.
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We're keeping track of all the selections for top posts here.
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We're also keeping track of all the 26 candidates' policy proposals.
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These systems have fewer people keeping track of any given blockchain.
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Also: Advice for choosing a running mate; keeping track of children.
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Keeping track of cooking temperatures is easy with a thermometer on hand.
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And then there's keeping track of the ones they do know of.
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Keeping track of where you bought each movie, though, is pretty busted.
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"People don't often think about keeping track of their losses," Luscombe said.
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Yet, keeping track of emotions is important to understanding your mental health.
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Keeping track of elusive animals, especially those that are endangered, isn't trivial.
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The crowd in this place doesn't really like keeping track of time.
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Keeping track of the records It's not easy monitoring centenarians and supercentenarians.
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For now, though, there's a remote operator keeping track of each unit.
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Keeping Track of Multiple Destinations Is Doable The Frugal Traveler likes Skyscanner.
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Having trouble keeping track of all the turnover in the Trump administration?
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Having a hard time keeping track of everyone who's left this administration?
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The Senate Democratic leadership has been keeping track of the TV interviews.
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But keeping track of everything that comes with that can get difficult.
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How your smart TV is keeping track of more than what you're watching.
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Say a company is keeping track of its numbers on a monthly basis.
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NOAA has been keeping track of these types of costly disasters since 1980.
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Fortunately, there are several websites keeping track of what individual esports players earn.
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But I'm interested in who's keeping track of the systemic implications of this.
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You needn't strain yourself keeping track of details, or obsess over unanswered questions.
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At some point I stopped keeping track of what I've spent so far.
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In 224.9, the government began keeping track of what's called the fertility rate.
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Building off of what we were talking about, keeping track of the budget.
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"I don't really know because I'm not keeping track of it," he said.
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"The keeping track of who's got what vaccines is really burdensome," Brewer said.
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This builds trust and reinforces the importance of keeping track of such matters.
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I have a simple but low-tech trick for keeping track of documents.
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Getting and keeping track of prescription drugs can be done through several apps.
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Even news junkies had trouble keeping track of all the references and characters.
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Keeping track of the repetitions required unrelenting attention, with no room for daydreaming.
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We want to know more about how these networks are keeping track of us.
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I drink a glass of hot chocolate for 30 minutes, keeping track of time.
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Notion, a productivity app for keeping track of your notes and to-do lists.
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Keeping track of the eight main sabbats, or holidays, within Paganism is surprisingly difficult.
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The Tile is a Bluetooth-connected solution for keeping track of your treasured belongings.
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It's so tiny that even Derek Zoolander might have trouble keeping track of it.
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Keeping track of Twitter was easy, of course, because most accounts are entirely public.
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My favorite app for keeping track of the local AQI is Wynd's Air Bubbles.
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Keeping track of who wins and who loses in the equation requires extra thought.
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Keeping track of three cards with three high interest rates was way too stressful.
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The idea behind those calls was child safety, not about keeping track of kids.
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Still, keeping track of who paid for the last tank of gas was annoying.
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If blockchains involve multiple computers all keeping track of data, what if they disagree?
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It can be tough keeping track of the three congressional inquiries into the matter.
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Part of the problem is that keeping track of layoffs, however frequent, is difficult.
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The Instagram account CommentsByCelebs has been keeping track of some of her clap backs.
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We&aposre also keeping track of the best Black Friday deals and savings here.
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I'm sure he's keeping track of every business card he gets on those trips.
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People are monitoring and keeping track of robots in the middle of the night.
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Imagine keeping track of dozens of prescriptions intended to be dispensed every few hours.
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There is at least some cost to keeping track of a child traveling alone.
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As a scene goes on you're kind of mentally keeping track of the time.
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He cataloged books, keeping track of the ones that were loaned out and then returned.
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Parents see an obvious benefit to location-sharing mobile apps—keeping track of their kids.
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We'll be keeping track of all the characters we lost during the Battle of Winterfell.
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She also checked that designers were keeping track of the models they had already fitted.
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Start keeping track of your favorite items and prepare to put them into your cart.
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Keeping track of space junk has exclusively been the job of the Department of Defense.
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Keeping track of the actual car parts of path-breaking electric carmaker Tesla is difficult.
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Churn is definitely decelerating which is a very positive metric that we're keeping track of.
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Seems like McDonald's has been keeping track of how you've been messing with its food.
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PT: GoFundMe is keeping track of crowdfunding campaigns for Mexico earthquake relief in one place.
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Regularly testing this DNA could be a way of keeping track of a tumour's mutations.
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Today's parents seemingly have it easier when it comes to keeping track of their kids.
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Keeping track of hundreds of races is an exciting challenge for networks and major newspapers.
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How many folks are you guys sort of keeping track of on a daily basis?
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Japan began keeping track of the event in 1894; the record was set in 1956.
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The best part for me in the Mint app is keeping track of our bills.
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Keeping track of all of the weapons tests, sanctions and diplomatic talks can be dizzying.
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And keeping track of what's real and what's fake could be a full-time job.
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It's a lot, and Paul Manafort trusted that Rick Gates was keeping track of it.
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A tougher route to becoming a billionaire is through keeping track of other people's billions.
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If keeping track of all the new stuff feels overwhelming, that's kind of the point.
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Maybe because I have enough trouble keeping track of the real timeline in my head.
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Keeping track of all the corruption and grift is exhausting, and maybe that's the point.
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Keeping track of those three things will help keep your plants alive all season long.
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Keeping track of your transits is fundamental to understanding how the planets affect your daily life.
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I'd say the biggest challenge is just keeping track of everything that needs to get done!
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So I think that's worth keeping track of, but no reason to panic at this point.
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Part of getting in shape is keeping track of the progress you're making toward your goal.
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Be the one paying the bills and keeping track of your assets and what you owe.
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Menstrual tracking and a feature for keeping track of medications appear to be in the works.
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Keeping track of those changes can add to the difficulty of reading the central bank's signals.
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That is not always easy, because governments are bad at keeping track of their balance-sheets.
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She suggests keeping track of the celestial bodies' transits, also known as movements, through the signs.
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Other ESA satellites and NASA platforms have also aided scientists in keeping track of this iceberg.
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Be prepared to follow up, too, because the IRS isn't necessarily keeping track of your case.
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Over the last several months I've been keeping track of exactly how many opioids I prescribe.
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No one ever said keeping track of all these camera models was going to be simple.
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Keeping track of every Game of Thrones character can be taxing, even for the biggest fan.
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Technology can be vital to staying safe during the storm and keeping track of loved ones.
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We're keeping track of the biggest issues and the most-watched races in The Tip Sheet.
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My colleague Tom Pallini is keeping track of schedule cuts, airline furloughs, bankruptcies, and more here.
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What department of the U.S. government has been keeping track of initial jobless claims since 1967?
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What are your favorite tech tools for keeping track of mergers, acquisitions and everything in between?
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This was helpful, but there are probably better methods for keeping track of where you parked.
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Bookmarks are crucial for keeping track of your favorite website — no matter what browser you use.
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The hardest part of making a budget can be keeping track of all of your expenses.
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But keeping track of this incremental change helps reinforce why I'm making short-term boring choices.
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If there are children, who will take the lead in keeping track of their activities calendar?
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You've probably spent a lot of time keeping track of your plants and all the minor details, like the coloration of the leaves, in order to make sure they're healthy — but for professional growers in greenhouses, this means keeping track of thousands of plants all at once.
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That camera is, as the name suggests, used for keeping track of OSIRIS REx's orbit around Bennu.
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I'll admit it: When it comes to keeping track of my stuff, I could use some help.
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"We're a small shop, so keeping track of everything can be tough," a RoboCent developer told him.
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The warnings coincided with Apple's update of its own feature for keeping track of an iPhone's location.
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Taken together, these results suggest Dr Thomsen's technique has great potential for keeping track of fish populations.
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Let's hope that as these super fungus spread, we do a better job keeping track of them.
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It might be this very unpredictability that makes keeping track of the mobile industry so enduringly exciting.
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I know what most of you are thinking—get better at keeping track of your goddamn stuff.
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We'll be keeping track of news from the conference next week and reporting on any interesting developments.
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The only trouble is keeping track of the new goodies and figuring out how to use them.
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Once again, I found myself meticulously keeping track of my calories, and punishing myself with long walks.
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As someone who works two jobs, keeping track of what's on my to-do list is crucial.
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No more reshuffling of ballots and keeping track of tallies until a person is cross-eyed, either.
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Keeping track of the weather seemed unnecessary when a patient was rarely allowed outside a locked ward.
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Budgeting and finance apps definitely make keeping track of your money easier, and — dare I say — fun.
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Michael said that keeping track of their expenses had become a habit akin to brushing their teeth.
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Watching To Riverdale and Back Again quickly becomes an exercise in keeping track of every nonsensical detail.
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He also began keeping track of all the movies he saw and became a knowledgeable film buff.
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She had difficulty organizing tasks, keeping track of belongings, setting goals, making plans and seeing them through.
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The American Institute of CPAs has been keeping track of state-related changes to tax deadlines here.
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In its heyday, more than 100 scientists worked there keeping track of the hard rain from space.
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That's the highest level since the Labor Department started keeping track of this almost two decades ago.
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Keeping fresh herbs on hand is an eternal challenge, on par with keeping track of internet passwords.
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Keeping track of your dog can be a stressful task, especially if they're of the rambunctious variety.
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So many that even keeping track of all of them is more than a full-time job.
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This sometimes means that keeping track of their goals and assists isn't always the best measure of success.
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Montgomery on Tuesday agreed that the agency should be keeping track of contracts with a more organized system.
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Keeping track of a social hierarchy is one thing, whereas solving a physical puzzle is something else entirely.
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More than 250,000 people have died in the conflict, though the U.N. stopped keeping track of the toll.
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Safety procedures are also being monitored and enforced more closely by keeping track of them using digitized technology.
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When it comes to keeping track of diabetes, the manual process can be a bit of a pain.
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Keeping track of relatives as a vampire appears to be almost as hard as the water in Arkansas!
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Remember, kids: Even the most famous ephemeral app in the world is keeping track of what you do!
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The reality is most people who should be keeping track of health metrics don't – until something goes wrong.
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For many, Dashboard was a useful tool for keeping track of stocks or system temperatures at a glance.
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If you're keeping track of that additional insight (see above), you can apply it to your next campaign.
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Keeping track of the world's most expensive painting has become more difficult since it transferred into Saudi hands.
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Constantly changing tampons, fearing toxic shock syndrome, and keeping track of when it last showed up isn't great.
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In honor of the big game, we're keeping track of the all the celebrity Super Bowl commercial cameos.
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If you often have a hard time keeping track of your go-to spots, Google Maps can help.
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If you would rather not have YouTube keeping track of your activity, you can "pause" your Watch History.
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Document your valuables before the storm and be meticulous in keeping track of your losses and recovery expenses.
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Singapore researchers invented the first blood-based test for use in keeping track of people with the disease.
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We're all just keeping track of time by how many episodes or movies we've crossed off the list.
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Even the most attentive reader could have trouble keeping track of the report's loose ends and dropped subplots.
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One of my tasks lately has been keeping track of who has qualified for the first Democratic debates.
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Mr. Zambada was meticulous in keeping track of cartel finances, which he demonstrated to jurors in detailed testimony.
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The hard part is figuring out what those things are supposed to be, and keeping track of them.
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Invite students to spend 48 hours keeping track of the news articles they click on, read and share.
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Keeping track of inventory is in the cognitive-routine box; dreaming up an ad campaign is cognitive nonroutine.
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In Iraq or Syria, I don't have much faith in their intelligence services keeping track of our jihadists.
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Copeland recommends diligently keeping track of meetings using a calendar (enabling reminders if you're using an electronic one).
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Charlotte and Collier counties told CNN they were not keeping track of any fishkill collections on their beaches.
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We&aposll be keeping track of rumors, so stay tuned as we get closer to the anticipated September launch.
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Hold everyone accountable Keeping track of project goals and deadlines helps keep everyone accountable for doing their fair share.
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Let's face it — most suitcases look the same, which makes keeping track of them while traveling quite the hassle.
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We track our finances using QB, and he doesn't feel like he's keeping track of our expenditures well enough.
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Some flash-forwards are jarring and confusing, others feel gratuitous, and keeping track of the chronology becomes a struggle.
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Their reviews will even be given their own "DOI" numbers, unique identifiers currently used for keeping track of papers.
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Keeping track of the mechanical health of millions of pieces of equipment is a big job for the Army.
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Lyons says the AKC and CFA are keeping track of scientific research about both cat and dog breed genetics.
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We're keeping track of all the ways his presidency veers from the norm, in terms of policy and rhetoric.
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On one recent trip, I asked a Democratic campaign manager how he was keeping track of his personal passwords.
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You don't quite realize how quickly you can blow through cash until you start keeping track of each purchase.
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And according to the singer, her fans are having a hard time keeping track of what she looks like.
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Keeping track of it all, and ensuring it has the juice to keep going, can be a real hassle.
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We're keeping track of the winners from the big and small screen as they happen on tonight's NBC telecast.
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Amazon's voice-controlled Echo and Alexa platform can do a great many things, including keeping track of to-dos.
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What's it like putting yourself in and keeping track of all these different emotional stages seemingly at different times?
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So consumers, he said, should be vigilant in keeping track of their bank account to note any unfamiliar transactions.
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He dresses in luxury labels, primarily Italian, and rarely repeats an outfit, faithfully keeping track of what he wears.
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By keeping track of their habits, they were able to establish that specific metabolites do fluctuate based on lifestyle.
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Say goodbye to keeping track of multiple apps for multiple smart devices and make your life easier, for real.
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And the NYT is keeping track of conferences, festivals and other cultural events that have been postponed or canceled.
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This requires cutting through the information deluge and keeping track of the trustworthiness of hundreds of social media contacts.
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But he and other dealers said the libraries themselves should take more responsibility for keeping track of their collections.
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Keeping track of them was as difficult as remembering the name of your favourite pho place in Ottawa's Chinatown.
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We're keeping track of all the ways his presidency veers from the norm in terms of policy and rhetoric.
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We're keeping track of all the ways his presidency veers from the norm in terms of policy and rhetoric.
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Keeping track of what the mosquitoes were attracted to under these different conditions revealed that the mutants had problems.
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I think the nose grew so long keeping track of Trump's falsehoods last week that it hit the ground.
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I think the nose grew so long keeping track of Trump's falsehoods last week that it hit the ground.
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Green is in charge of keeping track of the time and score for each of the plays in question.
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That employees were keeping track of this information became public knowledge soon after, but the spreadsheet's details remained private.
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If you have trouble keeping track of your bills and bill payments, use a bill payment app like Paytm.
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Investing in the technologies of the future involves keeping track of things that aren&apost easily measured in numbers.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is keeping track of Republican lawmakers who do not hold town-hall-style meetings.
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Keeping track of popular diet regimens can seem nearly as difficult as actually sticking to a new food plan.
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Sweat is ideal for people who want a structured program plus help keeping track of their progress and results.
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Siders worries that that strategy is creating inequitable situations that we aren't keeping track of, or know how to fix.
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So the game modes are cool, but how smart is the ball when it comes to keeping track of shots?
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It has gained worldwide prominence due to its perceived usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across all industries.
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Beach season is finally here — but let's not forget about the stressful responsibility of keeping track of your seaside valuables.
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The DTEK software at the heart of that security system offers a simplified method for keeping track of app permissions.
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On the surface, they seem really easy, but keeping track of the entries going inward and outward can be tricky.
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The countries that have the most difficulty keeping track of all their diplomats are often small and plagued by graft.
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Keeping track of all the different experiments that fall under the heading of "SOE reform" is a full-time job.
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I also order a few notebooks for keeping track of my workout progress, since my current one is almost full.
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Crime in New York City last year was at its lowest level since the NYPD began keeping track of statistics.
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Keeping track of the moon's cycle (beyond just watching out for when it's full) will help you do just that.
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You're typically good at keeping track of your money, but you might find yourself cursing at the ATM this summer.
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Activities such as keeping track of the economy, calling plays, and general situational awareness are important components of CS gameplay.
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Keeping track of invoices, taxes, and unpredictable schedules can be exhausting, even if it allows for more freedom and flexibility.
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Diesel tasked his sister and series producer Samantha Vincent with keeping track of how many times his character is punched.
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It has gained worldwide popularity because of its usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across practically all industries.
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And even now, she has a very French way of keeping track of precisely what she does and doesn't like.
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He played some keen, beboppish solos of his own, always keeping track of the pocket and never losing his command.
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Keeping track of 26 photographers, 21 mentors and more than 50 potential subjects — across varying time zones — was initially daunting.
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JPMorgan Chase, for instance, is responsible for keeping track of how much money is in all of its customers' accounts.
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Keeping track of how much you bring in versus how much you spend is vital to prevent future budget busts.
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"Many of our men died, and I tried keeping track of who they were and how they died," he said.
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When he walks into the Oval Office, Kelly is there keeping track of who goes in and out, he said.
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As the Space Shuttle program wound down, NASA improved its processes for keeping track of historical artifacts, the report said.
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With more than 150 acting credits under his belt, Jack Black has a hard time keeping track of his roles.
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Users can track their moods and health, while also keeping track of moments during the day that trigger mood shifts.
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It's been more than 20 years since Gwendolyn Ann Smith started keeping track of transgender people killed around the world.
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While she's never followed a budget before, she wanted to start keeping track of her expenses due to her upcoming wedding.
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Cortana and Siri on macOS both boast system access, but Siri does a better job of keeping track of system specs.
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From feeding schedules to diaper changes to sleeping times, keeping track of your little peanut's growth and progress can get overwhelming.
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A biological anthropologist, Jacobs was studying how color vision evolved in lemurs, which meant keeping track of more than 100 animals.
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If we went out at night, we always went together and I was always keeping track of him, and vice versa.
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Despite the occasional viral story that suggests otherwise, Amazon and Google truly aren't keeping track of every single thing you say.
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We could see this being a problem with keeping track of different groups if people keep renaming them (for the lulz).
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THUMP is currently keeping track of such closures with a real-time map; readers can submit anonymous tips via this form.
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It has gained worldwide popularity due to its usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets or transactions across all industries.
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They could let their parent or grandparent take their own pills, while keeping track of their medication activities on the app.
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It has gained worldwide popularity due to its perceived usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across practically all industries.
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Recently, for America's health insurers, it has had a lot to do with keeping track of President Donald Trump's Twitter feed.
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He's been involved since the beginning, and he's been keeping track of all the plot threads for 20-some-odd years.
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Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google's parent company, Alphabet, has a system for keeping track of emails that require further action.
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In case you're having trouble keeping track of SoftBank's diverse investments, here's our running tally: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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A day before publishing this, the truly wireless earbuds I'd been using (and successfully keeping track of) for months went poof.
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He said that right now all the data collected is private, but his team might start keeping track of aggregate data.
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Keeping track of the Daniels and McDougal stories can be difficult, especially given Cohen's attempts to hide the payments in question.
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Today, barcodes are the unsung heroes that make everything from shipping to boarding an airplane to keeping track of medication possible.
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If you want a simple card that doesn't require keeping track of any bonus categories, this could be a good choice.
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Stash is an interesting new URL bookmarking app for keeping track of web articles you like but prefer to read later.
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Keeping the general election relatively clean may prove easy compared with keeping track of the 20-Democrat field for Tuesday's primary.
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Since 1995, when Amazon started keeping track of sales this way, only seven other titles had longer streaks at No. 13.
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Democrats also criticized Ms. Nielsen for not adequately keeping track of migrant children who were separated from their parents last year.
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Dixon said that with private lab testing of coronavirus coming online, keeping track of the results will become much more difficult.
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Start a blog so you can hone your personal style while keeping track of your ideas that connect with your audience.
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Do this in front of your kids and narrate the experience to demonstrate how important keeping track of your information is.
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By keeping track of cards and bonus categories, you can be sure to always get the most for your regular spending.
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Bookmarking is especially useful for keeping track of big milestones, like if you make a significant change in a design project.
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Keeping track of the rotating categories for the Chase Freedom, which changes the bonus categories every three months, can be tough.
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There are hassles, for sure – shared space, finances, and keeping track of my own stuff between the house and my apartment.
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An industry website, The Block, has been keeping track of the steady flow of new job listings for the Facebook project.
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If you're keeping track of the best tweets of 2016, get out your notepad and jot this one down near the top.
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Thompson and Hendriks know the weight because they've been keeping track of how much fat they melt down and pour on top.
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If keeping track of dishwashing detergent has ever seemed like one responsibility too many, great news – there's a smart dishwasher for you.
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Keeping track of all the changes in the first place, a job so big that not even Microsoft can do it alone.
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For this group, selfies are a digital scrapbook of sorts, keeping track of where they've been and who they were there with.
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But with international outrage mounting over the wave of extrajudicial killings, keeping track of the exact death toll has become increasingly challenging.
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At the same time, the sheer number of streaming services available has made keeping track of all of them its own headache.
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Well, fear not: We've got you covered — we're keeping track of all the medals won by the US so far in Pyeongchang.
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He began to make mistakes at his job with Meals on Wheels and had trouble keeping track of his daughter's school schedule.
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We have always felt the pains of managing company purchases, sharing credit cards, keeping track of receipts and understanding all of that.
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By keeping track of their great ideas and schedules, they set themselves up for success and get closer to accomplishing their goals.
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Keeping track of Jessica's personal life can be a bit of a chore since she always seems to be pissing someone off.
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Doing this on a one-by-one basis and keeping track of the answers was likely too much effort for most admins.
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Salesforce already offers tools for dealing with field service, which involves keeping track of employees heading out to perform maintenance for customers.
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Look out for oversights related to housekeeping while Mercury is in Sagittarius, where it loses its knack for keeping track of details.
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"I am constantly keeping track of my kids' schedules, meetings, and other activities, and Evernote has been a calm in the chaos."
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Hawaii emergency officials are keeping track of a hurricane that&aposs expected to pass to the south of the islands this week.
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Now retail investors can keep up with the humming algorithms already keeping track of this stuff on Wall Street for hedge funds.
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The U.S. media now faces its most powerful and litigious opponent ever, and he's keeping track of who is on his side.
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If you do have multiple credit cards, having a system for keeping track of your spending, card benefits, and more is key.
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At night, my husband took stock of his day by keeping track of how many birds had visited and for how long.
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Diesel, for instance, tasks his sister and series producer Samantha Vincent with keeping track of how many times he's punched on screen.
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As the overdoses piled up, she was appalled to find that sometimes she had trouble keeping track of which friends were dead.
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We're keeping track of all the ways that Trump's presidency veers from the norm, both in policy and in rhetoric, starting Nov.
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The most expensive kitten, Genesis, sold for nearly $118,000 on Saturday, according to a third-party website keeping track of Cryptokitty sales.
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THUMP is currently keeping track of such closures with a real-time map, and readers can submit anonymous tips via this form.
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This requires some mechanism for keeping track of what you have, whom you gave it to, and how much they now have.
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The GOP sources keeping track of the Mississippi whispering say the establishment favorite, should there be a Cochran vacancy, is former Gov.
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Keeping track of the weapons in any reliable fashion — documenting who got what and what went where — was often not a priority.
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Uber and Lyft are keeping track of who signs, but not to be used against drivers in any way, the companies say.
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We're keeping track of all the ways Trump's presidency veers from the norm, both in policy and in rhetoric, starting from Nov.
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We're keeping track of all the ways Trump's presidency veers from the norm, in terms of policy and rhetoric, starting from Nov.
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But now residents are realizing just how precarious their water security really is — even the city's police are keeping track of it.
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Buildings with numerous floors are the most difficult because, like in a David Mitchell novel, keeping track of multiple stories is hard.
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Despite the urgency of protecting health care workers, few states are prioritizing keeping track of whether they are testing positive or dying.
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Late-night comedy: Stephen Colbert is keeping track of the special counsel's moves and said that Mueller Claus was coming to town.
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They have been keeping track of her since she was a cub; when she was young, they say, her mother was electrocuted.
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Public health officials have a comparatively easy time keeping track of families; the same goes for patients who infect health care workers.
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Once the device is activated, users are given several prayer options, with the app keeping track of which prayers have been completed.
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Apply the concept of cumulative learning to everyday life and your workplace by keeping track of noteworthy bits of knowledge you acquire.
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The key, explained Welling, is to forget about keeping track of how the filter's orientation changes as it moves along different paths.
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Mr. Stringer rebuked the department for its "ineptitude" in keeping track of computers and tablets it had bought for schools and offices.
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I also like your husband's idea of going back with a tip to thank the man for keeping track of your hat.
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I said no to my sister, who wasn't keeping track of how much money she borrowed from me to travel the world.
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Its blockchain has gained global popularity due to its perceived usefulness in recording and keeping track of assets across practically all industries.
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At a September board meeting, one commissioner, Marc Coppola, complained that he had trouble keeping track of which inmate he was interviewing.
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Not only will this help with keeping track of your overall balance, it also helps serve as a real-time fraud alert.
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"A tiger's behavior is unpredictable but we are keeping track of it," said Vishal Mali, a divisional forest officer at the sanctuary.
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His streak of starts was the longest to begin a career since the N.B.A. began keeping track of starts in 1970-71.
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This sleek little wristband offers sleep and step monitoring in addition to keeping track of your heart rate 24 hours a day.
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You can see all live results here, and we'll be keeping track of Democratic gains here for the rest of the night.
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It's flashy and noisy, and keeping track of that little silver ball in a maze of obstacles can be a frustrating task.
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If keeping track of your Facebook invites and events has been an issue in the past, this app should help address the issue.
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He's never been to the United States, but thanks to the paquete, he watches American baseball -- proudly keeping track of the Cuban stars.
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Keeping track of assignments, group project meetings, class schedules, and social events can be overbearing without a planner to write it all down.
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For him, keeping track of all of the varying rules, including "building regulations, food safety, workers' regulations" and others, is the real trick.
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But, like the Flex, it's geared toward those who just want the fitness basics like keeping track of steps or developing healthier habits.
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Instead, it appears to exist within Wallet, Apple's other app for keeping track of credit and debit cards, loyalty cards, and boarding passes.
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SteelSeries' new mouse, the Rival 600, is designed to eliminate an obvious problem for gamers: keeping track of the cursor in mid-air.
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The whole back-and-forth has reignited the debate over ad-blocking and keeping track of every company's stance is long and complicated.
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Missoula, Montana-based Submittable was founded in 2010 with an initial focus on literary magazines that wanted help keeping track of manuscript submissions.
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Now you can order as much as you want without worrying about keeping track of when they all show up at your door.
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These days, Perkins' oldest daughter, Donya, 11, is always on the Storm app, he says, following stats and keeping track of game times.
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Now, in iOS 13, you'll be able to get a better grasp of just how often apps are keeping track of your whereabouts.
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The Hill's Ellen Mitchell will be keeping track of the debate throughout the night, so be sure to check back at the TheHill.
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Especially this year, with its multiplicity of candidates, keeping track of the candidates' various, and often shifting, policy positions can be extraordinarily difficult.
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Keeping track of its nearly 100 billion neurons — and how they make the nightly shift to sleep (and back) — requires tremendous computational effort.
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She organized the personal and public lives of both Mr. Hogan and Mr. Morgenthau, keeping track of everything, whether doctor's appointment or lunch.
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Also, if you change jobs, it might be more convenient to move your money so you can stop keeping track of old accounts.
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She's been keeping track of the ways in which the robot employs beeps and gestures to express human emotions, like curiosity and frustration.
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Deals on flights go live and then are snapped up so quickly that it's practically a full-time job keeping track of them.
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Keeping track of patients after they go home is increasingly important for hospitals, which are getting punished by the government for preventable readmissions.
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Branden Clarkson, meanwhile, was at the police department's command post, helping direct officers and keeping track of who was where on a whiteboard.
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Why it matters: Experts say better means of keeping track of satellites and space junk will be essential as more satellites are launched.
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One thing that makes keeping track of "The Affair" a little less difficult is that there are hardly any other characters that matter.
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For those who have trouble keeping track of all their tabs, Chrome is getting two different solutions depending on what platform you're using.
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As the commissioner of his league, the 34-year-old is responsible for keeping track of standings and rosters and tallying the points.
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It&aposs quaint to think of the days when listening to an audiobook meant keeping track of — and not scratching — multiple compact discs.
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The cost of moving and keeping track of all this paperwork often equals the cost of physically moving the container around the world.
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For party supplies like snacks and decorations, there are tons of tools that make make keeping track of contributions a whole lot easier.
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Because the family is flooding the zone, we're keeping track of the biggest Kardashian moments each weekday in March, leading up to the premiere.
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Low-flow shower heads can cut that usage by half, but there aren't many tools for keeping track of water consumption as you shower.
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Lottery Pool Boss is a new app that lets users organize their office pools, keeping track of who spent how much in what pool.
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Overall, the authors conclude that obesity remains a growing public health problem, and one that we need to continue keeping track of and fighting.
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I spent lunch times snacking on take-out Thai food while keeping track of all the articles I had written to invoice my employer.
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Most teenagers spend their free time at the movies, playing video games, keeping track of friends on social media or some other carefree activity.
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The strongest countries have arrived with ambitious medal targets and will be keeping track of their chances of matching those tallies throughout the games.
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Not only would Wills be fun to watch, but keeping track of his wardrobe alone would be quite a fun time for bachelor nation.
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The volunteers have also coordinated their efforts on Twitter and Reddit, keeping track of which images have been successfully matched and reported to Europol.
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In all cases, though, Dr. Knox recommends keeping track of your periods, your cannabis use, and the THC and CBD content of your cannabis.
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Fielding medical appointments, living with symptoms and keeping track of complicated medications is taxing, especially on top of the already tumultuous stresses in life.
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For those keeping track of Google's gender-pay discrimination woes, this lawsuit is separate from the Department of Labor's probe into Google's pay practices.
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Keeping track of your stuff and figuring out a solution to it if you don't are also life skills students should be working on.
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Keeping track of which companies are under investigation, which invest in fossil fuels and which dodged taxes can be tough for a new investor.
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The report said one unnamed cloud-based email provider has agreed to assist in keeping track of government spending on cloud-based email migration.
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Keeping track of who precisely is to blame for the state of the world has implications for how people view the path to change.
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Preliminary data suggest it will be 36 trips in 2018, the lowest recorded since the transit industry started keeping track of ridership in 1890.
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Q: Have you been keeping track of where the refugees you have met are coming from, and where they are trying to get to?
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And in addition to keeping track of when to use the card, you must also remember to move the savings into your college account.
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Without keeping track of how long one such visitor spent at the house, Mr Fackrell decided to stop the man, Edward Strieff, for questioning.
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There were obviously some people who were too posh and were too busy keeping track of their sunglasses rather than eating an actual sausage.
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Click through for your ultimate guide to keeping track of your exercise, sleep, food, and even bonus ways to make your battery last longer.
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Joel is busy keeping track of his three children, all with different hobbies, who travel between his house and that of his ex-wife.
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The women behind "Turning the Tables" have been publicly keeping track of albums they omitted, with input from women outside NPR — open source canonizing.
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The Swedish company Tapper has created what they believe to be the perfect solution for keeping track of your Apple AirPods — a carrying strap.
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One reason is that sources hear a keyboard clacking and are reminded that a journalist is keeping track of what they say — not helpful!
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"There is no good excuse for not having a budget and keeping track of expenses, period," said Elias Janetis, founder and CEO of Squeeze.
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I've been keeping track of which countries most of my cell-phone calls come from, and the United States of America is way behind.
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There were so many ethically fraught news stories about technology companies over these past few days, I had trouble keeping track of them all.
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Now, speaking of Black Friday if not about lard and sassafras, our colleagues at Wirecutter have been keeping track of the day's best deals.
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Yet most of the responders who said they had one were either using pen and paper or keeping track of it in their head.
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That meant that at any given moment, he was keeping track of 165 pieces of food, each subject to slightly different timing and technique.
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Alas, she soon discovered, it was impossible to know because no one was keeping track of the medical or psychological fate of egg donors.
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The New York Democrat also wondered how the Trump administration was keeping track of families separated under its "zero tolerance" policy on illegal border crossings.
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Merancy's days are filled with keeping track of the many capabilities of the program, tracking power, thermal and propulsion and making it all fit together.
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Episode 23 — "Follow The Money" For the record, I'm really have a hard time keeping track of all of the different men on this show.
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It makes use of finder tags, in-app notes, custom groups, and folders so you won't have a hard time keeping track of your stuff.
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It's only been in the last decade that many states have adopted a system for keeping track of women who die outside of the hospital.
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The donor tries to ensure the money is not wasted by keeping track of inputs—the number of solar panels installed or vaccinations given, say.
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While Google keeping track of what you searched for is nothing new, finding that info generally meant digging through settings pages to find your history.
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While the numbers are exciting from an innovation perspective, the industry will undoubtedly face daunting challenges in keeping track of all the changes, he said.
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Square Cash is difficult to beat for simplicity and ease-of-use, and you won't have any problem keeping track of payments in and out.
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According to a summary of the meeting, the request was driven by Clinton's reliance on her BlackBerry for email and keeping track of her calendar.
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"Existing approaches for keeping track of where inventory items are stored may require the inventory system worker to perform time consuming acts," says the description.
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Password managers like LastPass or 1Password are great for keeping track of all your passwords, but what happens if you share accounts with someone else?
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By keeping track of all those cars over all those years, we can determine quite precisely what effect an incremental fuel efficiency standard will have.
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That's why Authory now has the purpose of (a) keeping track of and backing up your articles and (b) keeping your readers updated via email.
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Keeping track of all these details can make identifying which jump is which the single most confusing thing about an otherwise simple and exhilarating sport.
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Its focus on speed and simplicity have gradually won me over, and it's now my go-to app for keeping track of tasks and projects.
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But if you really have a hard time keeping track of your keys, Pixie is a fun way to stay on top of your stuff.
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The great escape The inmates basically took advantage of a new, unidentified guard who was working in the control room, keeping track of 140 inmates.
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"Anyone who's spending money and law enforcement resources on this needs to be keeping track of this data," said Mr. Kennedy, the U.N.C. law professor.
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The poll also found that Americans across political spectrums are following Mueller's probe, with 67 percent of the American public keeping track of the investigation.
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It's hard enough keeping track of our own schedules, let alone managing that of someone who requires regular medical attention and lives in another location.
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Nevertheless, Ring indicated in one email to police that the company was, in fact, keeping track of when its customers specifically chose not to share.
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So you still need to be vigilant about keeping track of your accounts, which most people fail to do even though it requires minimal effort.
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Make sure you're keeping track of what you're buying and how long you're spending in each store, no matter how great the shopping experience is.
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The second controller, meanwhile, serves as a sort of makeshift Fitbit, keeping track of your lower body movement — a pretty central part of the workout.
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Those skills include everything from keeping track of inventory through a computerized system to learning to work alongside a shelf-scanning robot in store aisles.
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But if you&aposre in doubt or think keeping track of rotating categories is too much work, you won&apost go wrong with Freedom Unlimited.
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Charlotte County told CNN they are not keeping track of how much dead sea life has been collected or costs relating to red tide cleanup.
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As the day of Donald Trump's inauguration nears, we're keeping track of all the New York City art spaces that will stay closed in protest.
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The Bright Line Watch project is doing important work, keeping track of whether experts think specific norms and boundaries in American democracy have been transgressed.
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Using an encrypted tunnel, a VPN can prevent your broadband or wireless provider (AT&T, Comcast, et al) from keeping track of the websites you visit.
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One of the big announcements at the Build Keynote was the ability to transcribe multiparty speech in meetings while keeping track of which speaker said what.
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The A.I. system also helps things run smoothly by keeping track of orders and pre-printing trim-marks on the fabrics for the workers to follow.
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He said he was already taking mental notes of how designers were keeping track of everything for when his time came to participate in the show.
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From the same section, you'll also have the option to turn on the option to have Amazon stop keeping track of your browsing history going forward.
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Human operates in the background, keeping track of your walking and running steps during the day, and then prompts you if you fall behind your target.
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When a brand has been a household name as far back as we can remember, who's exactly keeping track of how to say it out loud?
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She also spent a lot of the wedding reception running back and forth to the bathroom, which, as an adult I felt silly keeping track of.
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Part of looking at collections involves consideration of the ideas that shape clothing, so, to a certain extent, critics are always keeping track of designer influences.
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And we're keeping track of the standout accessory moments you'll want to copy ASAP (in case your front row ticket got lost in the mail...again).
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With my three different side hustles, money comes in erratically throughout the month, so I spend a fair amount of time keeping track of it all.
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Download an app Free apps can lend a digital hand by keeping track of your progress, texting reminders or putting you in touch with crowdsourced support.
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Tally up how many times in a day she shares non-related work information, while also keeping track of how much her peers shared in return.
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Keeping track of all the retrogrades this month has felt like trying to herd cats — Venus, Saturn, Mercury, and Pluto were all retrograde at some point.
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Now, after growing driver fraud in China, the live face check will aid riders, drivers, and Uber in keeping track of the authenticity of the driver.
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The stabbing again exposed the difficulty European intelligence services face keeping track of suspected extremists and countering the threat posed by homegrown militants and foreign jihadists.
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The most common way of keeping track of these purchases is the National Precursor Log Exchange, or NPLEx, which is used by 35 states, including Nevada.
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Photo: Moleskine Moleskine's Passion Journal for books is great for taking notes, remembering the best highlights and keeping track of all the stories you come across.
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After keeping track of that for six months, the researchers were able to estimate the probability of becoming pregnant at every day of a participants' cycle.
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" "Our managers have different techniques of keeping track of trying to maximize customer satisfaction at the same time that they don't incur other than necessary costs.
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This document will help you identify the important information you should be keeping track of, as well as provide a centralized location to store this information.
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And it was Gates, Zehnle said, who had responsibility for coordinating with the bookkeeper and other financial professionals responsible for keeping track of the company's finances.
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Banks, for instance, keep track of every transaction they do with other banks, even though the other banks are also keeping track of the same records.
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We've been eagerly keeping track of all the Riverdale season 4 clues and trailers revealed at New York Comic-Con (NYCC) and they did not disappoint.
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Navigating airports and train stations, packing and unpacking, and keeping track of your belongings, especially on a longer trip, are much more manageable with less luggage.
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In stores, retailers could "see" where you paused in their aisles, possibly keeping track of not only what you bought, but what you might have considered.
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She served as a legislative reference assistant in the Senate Library and as an assistant executive clerk for the Senate, keeping track of treaties and nominations.
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In stores, retailers could "see" where you paused in their aisles, possibly keeping track of not only what you bought, but what you may have considered.
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Asked on the BBC's "Graham Norton Show" whether he was keeping track of the comments, he replied: "Oh yeah, they're um, effin' brutal" (they really aren't).
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If being a collector is imbued with the romance of money and taste, then keeping track of all the pieces in a collection is its opposite.
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Keeping track of metrics like these isn't new, but these people said that there has been a much bigger emphasis on such statistics in recent years.
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HOUSTON — For those of you keeping track of the "As Texas goes, so goes the nation" notion, I have either very good or very bad news.
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The anonymously run account has been keeping track of all of their spring-break activities, from ice hotels in northern Sweden to pool parties in Miami.
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I learned after filing my earnings from my first year the importance of separating your personal and business finances and keeping track of your income and spending.
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The network starts to shed information about the input data, keeping track of only the strongest features—those correlations that are most relevant to the output label.
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With more than 10 million aquarium fish passing through the U.S. each year, keeping track of endangered species — the trading of which is illegal — is notoriously difficult.
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Even if you haven't been keeping track of all of these tiny changes (or if you aren't familiar with some of them), you've probably felt their effects.
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Transit wants to do a better job of keeping track of user interactions in the app in order to more accurately predict bus and rail arrival times.
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NextRadio, a broadcaster-backed app for smartphones with enabled FM radios, has been advocating for and keeping track of which phones support radio and on which carriers.
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If you're the kind of person who has trouble keeping track of the various Houses at play in Westeros, beware: This promises to be just as complicated.
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There's a watchlist for keeping track of all your favorite shows, but again, DirecTV Now does very little to highlight when the next episode will be on.
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What to an outsider may seem like mere gossip and blather between neighbors is actually this society's way of maintaining order and keeping track of each member.
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Iuzzolino is keeping track of Barsik's journey from toddler-sized foster cat to, hopefully, slimmed-down adoptee on a Instagram page she has created for the feline.
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In the Obama White House, we enjoyed keeping track of what the press referred to as POTUS's "Katrina moments," catastrophes from which he would supposedly never recover.
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A firm-fitting headset and earphones not only serve as a conduit to another world but also deprive your senses from fully keeping track of this one.
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Since I started bullet journaling in July and keeping track of my expenses, I've been better about using public transportation and my total should be far lower.
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Starting a budget can be daunting and keeping track of that budget can be downright horrifying, but there are steps you can take to make it easier.
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He told Mr. Christie's deputy chief of staff, Bill Stepien, who was keeping track of endorsements and would go on to run Mr. Christie's re-election campaign.
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Perhaps the criminals are trying to buy loyalty from customers, Kollars guessed, or maybe they were simply sloppy in keeping track of which money mule ordered what.
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And staffers at two papers using Tribune software told CNN Business that the time card system for keeping track of working hours was offline for some time.
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Today, its unemployment rate is at 4.3 percent, the lowest rate since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began keeping track of state-level unemployment rates in 1976.
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Once the theme is revealed, keeping track of which rows and columns are reversed and entering those words backward adds a twist to the typical themeless experience.
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It started keeping track of which tweets were replies to which other tweets, allowing the platform to show users entire conversation threads instead of just individual tweets.
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Keeping track of all these new connectivity options certainly won't be easy, and getting access to them will require buying devices that specifically support the new standards.
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We'd like to tell you about it and we're keeping track of these global changes, from the incremental to the monumental, so that you don't have to.
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If you're having trouble keeping track of all the turnover, here's a breakdown of who's been hired — and fired — thus far at the top of the administration.
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Our sources say cops aren't sure if the burglaries are connected, but it's clear someone is keeping track of Yasiel's work schedule, 'cause he's never been home.
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It's also possible that all bail agents are not always as energetic as members of the Chapman family when it comes to keeping track of their charges.
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This is why at my company we believe that first party, self-declared data collected in real time is best for understanding and keeping track of constituents.
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Listing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, is a time-honored method of keeping track of the concerns you&aposll need to manage for your company.5.
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Meanwhile, CSLI is far from the only type of location data available today, and wireless carriers are far from the only entities keeping track of our whereabouts.
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"I know a lot of people who sell shoes, they're not paying taxes like they're supposed to and they're not keeping track of their inventory," Fresen said.
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And when you do, use Authy, which does a better job of storing and keeping track of all those authentication codes than other apps like Google Authenticator.
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But Korean pop star Kim Namjoon, member of the beloved Korean pop group BTS, seems to have had a particularly difficult time keeping track of his AirPods.
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As tight as things are though for the final playoff spot, Gibson said the Bulls can't afford to start keeping track of what other teams are doing.
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His painstaking recounting of each primary, however, can overwhelm the reader, who may have difficulty keeping track of a whirl of delegate counts, party hacks and campaign stops.
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Whatever he can do to fix the system as it currently stands within the federal government, about keeping track of these children, he could lay that out, too.
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Since 2005, when the Centers for Disease Control first started keeping track of Influenza A (H1N2)v cases, there have just been 17, including the ones this year.
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It started keeping track of which tweets were replies to which other tweets, allowing the platform to start showing users entire conversation threads instead of just individual tweets.
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California's drought has "really highlighted the downside of not keeping track of our water use," said Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, a global water think tank.
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Between keeping track of which sites sell designer pieces for less and scouring the web for promo codes, we've done it all and we're not going to stop.
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As a result, keeping track of where different buyers are in the process and what they need to do to move things forward can be a monumental task.
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For those of you keeping track of the scooter saga in San Francisco, Supervisor Aaron Peskin has filed a resolution in opposition of California State Assembly bill 2989.
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With GymKit, the treadmill is still responsible for keeping track of pace, incline, and distance, but the watch is responsible for calories burned and the heart rate data.
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Keeping track of all of this may sound complicated, but when you consider the areas of your life that these planets rule, it starts to make more sense.
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Keeping track of minute effects like this is the job of the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service, which controls the addition (or deletion) of leap seconds.
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And keeping track of calendar and clock time only drew attention to the dreariness of nursing-home life, where each day was more or less like the last.
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That means no more paying your bills through multiple keeping track of paper bills, which makes it much easier to avoid missing a payment or losing important information.
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Leather Jewelry Case, available on Cuyana, $115 (+ $15 for monogram)Keeping track of tiny and delicate jewelry is difficult — but jewelry cases are a pretty and useful solution.
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So is Bam, who in addition to those five goals has also been involved in other scoring plays, not that she is necessarily keeping track of those, either.
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China has reportedly been keeping track of the people whom Trump speaks to the most, compiling them into a list of figures to target with pro-Chinese messaging.
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Since the beginning of the season, Klotzbach has been obsessively keeping track of the storms in a way, he says, that straddles the line of work and hobby.
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The trick to keeping track of it all it was having the right contacts in the right places who could tell us where the contaminated oil was spreading.
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But for Cobb, keeping track of Mueller's work is about helping others feel less "helpless" in a wilderness of fast-paced, complex news that doesn't always add up.
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Google is discontinuing Hire by Google, a service the company introduced to help human-resources employees simplify the process of keeping track of and communicating with job candidates.
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Those people, if you're keeping track of the ages and stated genders above, appear to be young women in the formative stages of late-teenagerdom and early adulthood.
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Scheduled awakenings: This involves keeping track of when your baby normally wakes up in the night and then waking them up about 30 to 45 minutes before then.
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Just staying level and on course demands working four controls at once, using your hands and feet, and keeping track of how each input affects all the others.
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China has reportedly been keeping track of the people who Trump speaks to the most, compiling them into a list of figures to target with pro-Chinese messaging.
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Deutsche had also admitted to the Fed that it lacked adequate systems for keeping track of activity that might run afoul of the Volcker ban on proprietary trading.
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Pocket I finally started using a proper to-do list this year, and it's made keeping track of my work tasks (and home to-dos) so much easier.
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Dark takes this quintessential time travel paradox and cubes it, adding so many paradoxes and logic wrinkles that keeping track of them all can give you a headache.
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Corralling and keeping track of seven of them — four in the main cast, and three understudies, aged from 10 to 13 — falls to the production's two child guardians.
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Neptune has a hard time keeping track of time, and Jupiter has quite a bit of stamina, so a marathon party or weekend-long hook-up is possible.
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I'm a Fitbit fanatic, keeping track of calories with Fitness Pal app, my weight loss with the Aria Scale, my daily steps with the Fitbit watch and app.
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At best, the hosts suggest that better community policing, valuing fairness as well as efficiency and keeping track of sentencing measures and their effects might improve the legal system.
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Onavo's Android VPN touts this type of data protection, but also offers what it calls a second VPN for keeping track of which apps are using the most data.
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Hamer thought the device would be good for keeping track of her puppy while she was away from home, but in the end she was the one being watched.
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It's the highest number of gun deaths ever recorded in the U.S. going back to 212, when the CDC began keeping track of these deaths under the current system.
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We have trouble keeping track of our favorites from the past few years — or even our favorites for a single party occasion — let alone an entire 50 year's worth.
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"I don't know why people would be keeping track of these things other than trying to use public health or regulation to try to manage people's bodies," Brandi said.
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No app can replace your doctor, but keeping track of your fertility cues on your phone can certainly help keep you on top of your family planning between appointments.
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That's why keeping track of your unique symptoms and triggers can help you be prepared for an incoming migraine and, in some cases, stop it before the worst arrives.
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Tracking your calories, steps, sleep, and heart rate are features that most trackers have, and these are seriously handy when it comes to keeping track of your general health.
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In fact, doesn't sound like T.I. is keeping track of all the gifts he's gotten his gal of 17 years ... instead, he says he's more worried about her reaction.
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With all the weird ideas and concepts Elon Musk seeds on Twitter, keeping track of his next seemingly eccentric idea that may turn into a real business is essential.
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As protests continue to spring up around the country — and the world — in response to President Donald Trump's policies and rhetoric, keeping track of local demonstrations can be hard.
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With a large funnel of leads to pursue, the complexity of keeping track of all the names, deal stages, conversations, follow-ups and to-do items will grow exponentially.
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However, when put up against some of NASA's other initiatives, like keeping track of our changing climate, Americans believe that human space exploration should be taking a back seat.
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It takes you to some implausible locations, and I had a hard time keeping track of all of the different fictional tech corporations that I was supposed to hate.
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After he finished high school in 19873, he took an apprenticeship with a carpenter and then worked briefly as a dairyman's assistant, delivering milk and keeping track of accounts.
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BRAINARD: NOT -- I WOULD SAY GENERALLY AS I LOOK ACROSS, AGAIN, FINANCIAL VULNERABILITIES, I'M KEEPING TRACK OF ASSET VALUATIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN STRETCHED EVEN TAKING INTO ACCOUNT RECENT MOVEMENTS.
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Tile's already been keeping track of our stuff for a couple years, but only now is it creating a version thin enough that it'll fit in a wallet comfortably.
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The plans are generally pretty inflexible, which means that users should be keeping track of changes because that's the way they'll be able to save money on their insurance.
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New laws and regulations grow so fast and are so voluminous that companies have trouble keeping track of them prior to passage and giving sensible input to legislative staffers.
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Babich described panic in one executive who shouted from his office about the company keeping track of how much money Insys was making off doctors who were paid speakers.
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One means of keeping track of these cycles was the parapegma, a stone slab provided with holes to represent the days along with inscriptions or images to interpret them.
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Anyone who loves to be outdoors has a real stake in keeping track of your local community, and raising a flag to local authorities about issues that you see.
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Here are some recent investments: In case you're having trouble keeping track of SoftBank's diverse investments, here's our running tally in chart form: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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The iRobot Roomba 960 robot vacuum cleaner seamlessly navigates an entire level of your home, keeping track of its location and recharging as needed until the job is done.
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As of November 2157, court filings show, the site was keeping track of users accused of sexual assault in a spreadsheet detailing their identification numbers, handles and full names.
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The genealogy data is offered only for private use, and it reveals how meticulously the Turkish state has been keeping track of its citizens over the past two centuries.
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The 5-year-old startup helps businesses take care of crucial but unglamorous office needs, such as keeping track of cleaning and office supplies, requesting handymen and scheduling cleanings.
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Gail Collins: Bret, you're referring to the news that Harry Reid, the former Senate leader, got funding for a quiet little Pentagon program for keeping track of, um, visitors.
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The new Wyze Sense system is an equally affordable set of sensors for monitoring entryways into your home, including doors and windows, and keeping track of any unusual motion activity.
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It turns out "simple" problems like getting a bunch of users in a single session or keeping track of objects you've moved around between sessions are actually incredibly complex. 6D.
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Keeping track of what these companies want from Congress can be difficult without watching their representatives closely as they testify on panels or read their comments on proposed state rules.
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You can also change the time your coffee grinder goes off by changing the `coffeeHour` variable, which is a weekly schedule keeping track of when the grinder should go off.
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Typically, the moderators are in charge of asking the candidates pointed questions, identifying topics to focus on, reining candidates in if they ramble or overstep, and keeping track of time.
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This can introduce confusion in keeping track of transactions and ShapeShift (a popular platform for coin-to-coin conversions) doesn't provide users with records of their trades, according to Cross.
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The Orania Spaar en Krediet Kooperatiewe Bank, or OSK, is what you might call Orania's equivalent of the US Treasury, responsible for issuing ora and keeping track of its circulation.
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Apple may have wowed onlookers with its new Apple Card credit card, which touts no late fees, cash-back rewards and a cleaner way of keeping track of past charges.
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Keeping track of your own time is an OK method, but a fitness tracker that records your time and your heart rate and calories burned is an even better option.
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The computer was keeping track of numbers to six decimal places, but the printer, to save space on the page, had rounded them to only the first three decimal places.
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Jonah, I know a lot of people at home are having a hard time keeping track of who said what, and when people said what, and who was when, where?
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Conservatively, almost wincingly, I pulled onto the Garden State Parkway, on my way to see how construction was progressing on the Bayonne Bridge, a project I'd been keeping track of.
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"The kilns themselves are mostly illegal, so keeping track of them is hard and they keep no records," said Chandan Kumar, ActionAid's national coordinator for the Bonded Labour Eradication Programme.
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Unfortunately, I didn't get in the habit of keeping track of receipts and invoices for these things until my CPA told me I was missing an opportunity to save money.
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Not only is institutionalizing people with mental illness and keeping track of them on a public registry incredibly dehumanizing, it is expensive and it does not address the real problem.
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But the maintenance group was faulted in the report for having inadequate procedures for keeping track of spare parts which was described as a "substantially contributing factor" in the crash.
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"We're a small shop (I'm the only developer) so keeping track of everything can be tough," the developer wrote to Diachenko after he alerted him, according to the blog post.
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Consider this: When Forbes started keeping track of the richest Americans in 1982, the richest person in the US, Daniel Keith Ludwig, had an estimated net worth of $2 billion.
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She had not visited an eye doctor in nine years -- a problem because her job includes keeping track of patients' pill bottles and making sure they take the right medications.
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From film school pupils to Hollywood executives, she's "keeping track of gender equality, because even though [Sweden] achieved parity, the rest of the world hasn't changed at all," Serner says.
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They are not up to long, emotional discussions yet, but they could help with some of the important stuff of life, like making payments and keeping track of your budget.
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A couple of months ago, I began keeping track of where Netflix wanted to take me, viewing the shows on the platform itself rather than on its media screener website.
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And of course, mingling personal and business expenses on the same credit cards makes keeping track of expenses more difficult — especially when it comes time to file your tax return.
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The host is also in charge of the flow of the meal, keeping track of what everyone is bringing to make sure there's an interesting selection without any duplicated dishes.
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Now that The Masked Singer is well into season 3, it's time to start keeping track of who's getting kicked off next and who's gonna make it all the way.
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Alternatively, if you are having a hard time keeping track of multiple payments, you might consider consolidating them, although this won't save any money on the balance owed to creditors.
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It is a narrative with many protagonists, and keeping track of all of them can be a bit much, but it's still quite well done, and full of fascinating stories.
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"In that first year of operations, small business owners don't think about keeping track of all their expenses," said Andy Phillips, director at the Tax Institute at H&R Block.
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In fact, the core CRM tool has always been up until now about administrative tasks: entering your customer's vital information, keeping track of the sales process and entering notes about meetings.
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The app, which is used for keeping track of games and stats, was using the phone's microphone and GPS to track bars illegally streaming soccer games, Spanish newspaper El País reported.
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While the second presidential debate of 21943 raged on Sunday night, the good folks at Merriam-Webster were busy keeping track of the most searched terms on their website from viewers.
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Working on files with multiple users—and keeping track of who's doing what—is a breeze, and sharing permissions are kept simple with three levels of access: View, comment, and edit.
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Keeping track of new immigrants - and distinguishing them from existing EU immigrants who did not need to fill in forms when they legally settled in Britain - is likely to be tricky.
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Even watching a video of this cat adopting a spider monkey will likely be more emotionally beneficial than keeping track of the latest ways Republicans are devising to defund Planned Parenthood.
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No one seems to be keeping track of the total number of lawsuits filed against the boards and individual directors of the roughly 6,000 cooperative apartment buildings in New York City.
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For those of you keeping track of details, the Quarter Finalists were: Green Triangle vs Galaxy Caramel, The Quality Street Purple One vs Bounty, Teaser vs Twirl, Toffee Penny vs Snickers.
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Referring a friend to your company is an easy way to earn some extra money, but it requires keeping track of current job openings — and who all your former colleagues are.
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Ray J is deep in the car game, so deep he's having trouble keeping track of all his whips ... and now a car company's suing to get back a Rolls-Royce.
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"Users can take ownership of their financial data by going paperless and keeping track of everything they buy without having to download extra apps or changing any behaviour," notes the company.
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While Irene bore down, New York was like a kingdom with farsighted lookouts on the ramparts, but no way of keeping track of invaders who managed to breach the castle gates.
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Start by keeping track of how many products you sell each week or month, Lemonis says, and make sure your stores keep inventory that's as close to that number as possible.
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It promises up to two years of life on a single AA and is built to last "up to 10 million clicks," though good luck keeping track of all of that.
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Keeping track of your period can be the last thing you want to do when you're bloated, cranky, and bleeding, but it's actually a super important indicator of your overall health.
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And for those keeping track of this stuff: LittleThings says it will pay $10 million for the site — but that $10 million would be in the form of its private stock.
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In the week ending March 21, initial jobless claims reached a seasonally adjusted 3.28 million — the largest number since the Department of Labor started keeping track of the claims in 1967.
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For those of us who have trouble keeping track of time, that's about the same length as the "Happy Birthday" song sung twice or the chorus to "Juicy" by Doja Cat.
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It doesn't provide deep insight into a given destination, but it's good for keeping track of your different trips and providing basic information on a place (sights, getting around, local discounts).
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Grosser also points out that unlike Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and Facebook, TikTok prevents users from keeping track of the time by covering the clock displayed at the top of their iPhones.
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The biggest product category, Sales Cloud for keeping track of relationships with customers, generated just over $221 billion in revenue, up 2200 percent year over year and up 1223 percent sequentially.
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To-do lists Keeping track of the endless duties of parenting can be exhausting, and who hasn't forgotten to pick up posterboard for a school project or save milk cartons for teachers?
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With every episode there have been so many complications, twists, and turns that keeping track of it all was just about impossible — even if it was your job, as it was mine.
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There are so many ridiculous deals out there — we're keeping track of the best of the best for you — but many of them won't drop until a predetermined time during the day.
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But if you're able to use credit cards responsibly and pay off your balance in full each month, ditching cash — and keeping track of all your purchases — could help you save, too.
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But First Alert's new hi-def Onelink Envirocam takes care of that for you, automatically detecting the micro-movements of a baby's breathing and keeping track of respiration rates throughout the night.
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And, naturally, every component in an ultrafan engine will have its digital twin in Rolls-Royce's computers, keeping track of what is happening to it and flagging up any maintenance-related issues.
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The 31-year-old is a three-time World Miss Fitness America Pro and winner of Miss Fitness Universe, and she's keeping track of her muscular – but growing – baby belly on Instagram.
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Apparently "The Chipmunk Song" had the opposite effect, so consider those two the yin and yang of "Christmas songs that promote goat milk production," if that's a category anyone's keeping track of.
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The panel also suggested a number of steps to ensure the safety of the procedure — steps that include keeping track of any children created with the procedure for years after they're born.
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With Russia maintaining a permanent naval presence off Syria since 2013, the United States and its allies were already keeping track of exactly what the refurbished Russian Navy could and couldn't do.
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Cox's former colleagues have been keeping track of the whole mess, and while they're adept at making bodies disappear and paying off witnesses, they're as puzzled by the unfolding folly as anybody.
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Besides their gripes with the specifics of the proposed reforms, prisoners also found keeping track of the progress of the bill to be extremely frustrating—and emotionally draining—in its own right.
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With a small child at home, I've been extra vigilant about keeping track of them, because no one wants to spend $60 on a tiny piece of plastic that can easily vanish.
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Keeping track of categories and cards can get confusing, but every time you use the "wrong" card at the wrong category of merchant, you leave rewards — basically free money — on the table.
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Their cases are then split -- for the immigration courts who will decide if they stay in the US and in terms of which government agency is housing and keeping track of them.
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Keeping track of all the different interpersonal relationships is challenging enough, but the time skips depend on a built-in assumption that you're following all of it and filling in the blanks.
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And you're less likely to be exposed to listeria if you follow a few basic prevention and food-safety tips — in addition to keeping track of recalls like the Sabra hummus one.
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On the "innovation" side, Kava says Google uses robots in its data centers to sort hard drives and other hardware, keeping track of what's on which drive better than any human could.
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They were keeping track of the news: Mr. Trump's demands for a border wall, the daily shifts over terms of an imaginable deal, the vows by Democrats and Republicans not to budge.
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The nonprofit has been keeping track of plastic utensils as their own category since 2013, but this is the first time they have emerged as one of the most commonly collected items.
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Miyasaka is the fourth generation of his family to watch over the lake as priests at the shrine, keeping track of a phenomenon they called omiwatari, or the crossing of the gods.
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San Francisco-based startup Jupiter says it will "put your groceries on autopilot" by delivering them straight to your kitchen, organizing them, and keeping track of what needs to be replaced weekly.
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As you track your monthly income, you should also be keeping track of your expenses — and especially your business expenses, like what marketing tools you are paying for and equipment, Bronnenkant said.
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It seems to be the most reliable at keeping track of my accounts and expenses, and doesn&apost need to be reconnected every few weeks like with other programs I&aposve tried.
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Bullet journaling is a way of keeping track of things that have happened in the past, organizing yourself in the present, and taking control of your future through rapid, streamlined logging of information.
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Google has been quietly keeping track of nearly every single online purchase you've ever made, thanks to purchase receipts sent to your personal Gmail account, according to a new report today from CNBC.
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Keeping track of your sexual experiences could actually tell you a lot about the kinds of sex you want to have, and what kinds of people you want to be having them with.
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Facebook seems to be trying to help you be a more attentive friend, but the feature really just feels like another reminder that the social network is keeping track of your every move.
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In an effort to become less negative or judgmental about sex, many people have moved away from keeping track of how many people they or their partners have had sex with, she said.
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That's why we've been taking careful notes this entire summer, and keeping track of what we wore (and sometimes, what we wish we wore) as the mercury made its trek up and down.
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But what goes up inevitably effects our world below, so Motherboard is keeping track of important things leaving Earth's atmosphere in a segment we call This Week In Stuff We Launched Into Space.
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And when you're monitoring the healthy things you're doing, or keeping track of how close you're getting to daily, weekly and monthly goals, you'll be more motivated to get up and get going.
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Keeping track of the hotels, food, gas, and miscellaneous outlays each day helped us figure out the best ways to plan ahead financially for the future and see where we could cut back.
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The human rights organization Amnesty International has been keeping track of and spreading awareness of this violence — whose victims, in a parallel to police-involved violence in the United States, are mostly black.
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Apple's AI assistant is tasked with answering your questions and keeping track of your busy schedule, but Siri can't always keep up with all the events jamming the packed-out pop culture calendar.
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As airlines have ratcheted up baggage fees—and arguably done only a middling job at keeping track of checked-in luggage—finding a high-performance carry-on has become essential for frequent flyers.
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It has to do with how long we have been keeping track of gun violence statistics, how "mass shooting" is defined, and how we tend to regard past mass killings in our history.
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I decided to perform an audit on my spending and discovered that, just by keeping track of my money, I had cut back in four areas — home goods, transportation, ridesharing, and dining out.
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So, their designers and execs have gone all-out to design (with some compromise) an ultrabook so thin, it beats the MacBook by 7 an inch — I wasn't keeping track of decimals, either.
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Josh Adler, the chief clinical officer at UCSF Health, told The Times that the hospital has never had to deal with keeping track of their swab supplies because it's never run out before.
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The Journalism Fellow will engage with thought leaders in the field of curation, arranging interviews, reviewing relevant projects, and keeping track of new developments while producing articles of interest to a general public.
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The bad news: The Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines and most other divisions failed, which means they were unable to show that they were properly keeping track of their finances and assets.
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Immersion in a narrative, far from being passive, requires energetic participation; while watching movies, viewers must continually process new details—keeping track of all that has happened and forecasting what might plausibly happen.
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Many of us, for example, are creeped out by the prospect of our smartphones keeping track of where we are at all times -- and tech companies potentially selling that data to third parties.
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Earlier this year, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Maine, North Dakota, Oregon and Tennessee all set records for the lowest unemployment rate since the agency began keeping track of state-level job situations in 1976.
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In these and other sci-fi versions of V.R., all five senses are simulated, and the effect is so potent that people have trouble keeping track of where virtuality ends and reality begins.
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Fremont Police said they are still in their 6 months of a pilot program testing the integration of the Tesla with the department and that they are keeping track of all the data.
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Or if you're the kind of millennial who is into old fashioned things, you can try bullet journaling, which involves keeping track of your finances the old fashioned way, with pen and paper.
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If Facebook is responsible for approving every transaction and keeping track of every user, it is not clear why it would need a blockchain system, rather than a traditional, centralized system like PayPal.
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This passion for esoteric minutia will delight a certain kind of reader — and if you enjoy keeping track of the distinctions between the Houses of Westeros, you might be that kind of reader.
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I am an immigration beat reporter, I have watched every Republican debate this cycle, and even I had trouble keeping track of the various claims candidates and moderators were throwing at each other.
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There is also seemingly nobody keeping track of how it's being taught: no governing body to review these programs; no standardized definition of consent; nor much research into types of prevention strategies that work.
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For those of you who haven't been keeping track of the comics incarnations of Archie and his friends, the title was recently rebooted by writer Mark Waid (Kingdom Come) and artist Fiona Staples (Saga).
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While entertainment production information may not be high on many people's lists of important information, the Internet Movie Database is a vital instrument in keeping track of television, movie, and video game history.13.
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While fitness fanatics care most about completing a good workout, having the right gear to help with keeping track of progress — and getting on with your day when you're done — makes a big difference.
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So, keeping track of the days of your cycle (possibly with the help of an app that spells it out for you) can clearly be immensely helpful if you're figuring out when you're ovulating.
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Alabama isn't keeping track of the number of felons who've registered to vote following the implementation of the Definition of Moral Turpitude Act, according to a spokesperson for the Alabama Secretary of State's office.
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If you're planning on making at-work exercise a regular thing, a fitness tracker will be key for keeping track of progress and reminding you to get moving after a period of sitting still.
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Sorting through different codes and keeping track of updates is a daunting task and, in a worst-case scenario, a mistake can cost thousands or even millions of dollars to tear out and fix.
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I feel a little bad about my lack of housekeeping skills sometimes, but he reminds me that I'm better at the big picture things, like keeping track of bills, meal planning, and planning trips.
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Labor Day is well-loved for its no-strings-attached Monday off from work, but also because it habitually rings in tons of sales ( all of which we're keeping track of here for you).
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But since nobody was keeping track of marijuana with the methods of a modern agriculturist some 5,000 years ago, we don't know what a "pure" sativa or indica really is, DNA-wise, he said.
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I spent a few years keeping track of my flights, and I found that about three-quarters of my trips included at least one flight segment with a delay of 30 minutes or longer.
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This isn't an advanced training platform for serious athletes — it's for the more casual runner, who cares more about the self-improvement and social aspects of running than meticulously keeping track of your progress.
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So, as funds are dispersed for recovery from the twin disasters of Harvey and Irma, keeping track of how best to build back will be the central focus of many agencies -- not just FEMA.
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"(T)here is no system for keeping track of presidential visitors at Mar-a-Lago, as there is at the White House complex," wrote USSS Special Agent Kim Campbell in a court filing Wednesday.
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So, he started keeping track of the types of e-scooter injuries coming into the ER. Forty percent of those injured experienced head injuries, 32% experienced fractures, and 27% had cuts, bruises and sprains.
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And if you like keeping track of things like Slack and how it and other companies are transforming how we work every day, you might like to attend our Code/Enterprise event on Nov.
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Performances are stilted because everyone is acting in front of a green screen, character motivations make little sense, and just keeping track of what is happening and why at any given moment is hard.
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As the app itself notes, "sexual activity can affect both physical and emotional health," and keeping track of when you're boning can provide a better, broader understanding of what, exactly, is affecting your health.
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The last couple of years have seen smartphone sales plateau for the first time since anyone started keeping track of those sorts of numbers, and big companies like Samsung and Apple are not immune.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists has been keeping track of 35 cases of Indian journalists murdered specifically for their work since 1992, and only two of these cases have resulted in a successful conviction.
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And domestic extremists killed more people in 2016 than in any other year except for 1995 — the year of the Oklahoma City bombing — since the group began keeping track of such statistics in 1970.
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But influencers like Dallas are responsible for deducting this amount out and keeping track of every dollar they earn, as well as business expenses they incur, to know how much to pay the government.
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But there are some people out there who devote themselves to keeping track of these kinds of shutdowns — and they are a little bit more accustomed to navigating these communication obstacles and interpreting them.
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We've got real pot plays now and the one that I still like is GW Pharma, but I also think Canopy [Growth] is good and, you know, I'm keeping track of the whole group.
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Kyle Taylor, a millennial who pulled himself out of thousands of dollars of student debt and went on to become a self-made millionaire, has a fun way of keeping track of his money.
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Yardeni, along with his colleague Joe Abbott, have been keeping track of the number of "panic attacks" in the S&P 500 since the beginning of the bull market more than eight years ago.
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Just 9.8% of Americans moved between 2018 and 2019, per housing data out Wednesday — the lowest percentage since the Census Bureau started keeping track of statistics in 1948, the New York Times first reported.
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RATCLIFFE: Well, so, if you&aposre keeping track of the numbers, I think that makes 25 or 26 Russians indicted for meddling in our election, but it&aposs zero Russians indicted for colluding with Americans.
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The block chain, a ledger for keeping track of transactions among many participants, is used in the financial technology space, and Microsoft said it is working with JP Morgan Chase on the bank's Quorum offering.
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One of the interior pockets has a soft-lined pocket for a phone, and there's a key loop for anyone who has trouble keeping track of their keys, even in a tiny bag [raises hand].
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But for most firms keeping track of meetings, managing follow-ups, and plotting a next move is still a pretty low-tech process (ironic considering all the CRM tools these guys have built for others).
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The feature, similar to Apple's Screen Time, lets users manage their phone usage by monitoring app usage time and keeping track of how many times the phone is unlocked and the number of notifications received.
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Keeping track of cost basis and capital gains allowed CoinTracker to create another sought after feature, which is the ability to optimize tax filings by computing capital gains reports using FIFO, LIFO or HIFO accounting.
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Because the nodes are geographically distributed and are not always keeping track of every other node in the network, they would be required to sync themselves and agree upon the new state of the network.
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Jane Memmott of the University of Bristol investigated what happens when insect species die out by gradually removing one pollinator after another in a controlled environment and keeping track of what happened to the plants.
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While it isn't a foolproof way to know if you've been hacked, the site does a good job of keeping track of breaches and letting you know if your personal information has been shared illegally.
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Yet, Marin does see value in keeping track of our sexual experiences in some way, though just counting the number of people we've slept with may not be the best way to go about it.
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But keeping track of your mood after a workout is just as important as recording the number of reps you've completed, or amount of miles you've logged — and a journal can help you do that.
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After planning, traveling, keeping track of luggage and children, and dealing with squabbles and untimely bathroom needs, if you return intact with everyone still mostly on speaking terms, you're likely to consider it a success.
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Indeed, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said France has been disrupting terrorist plots and militant networks "every day," noting that police are keeping track of some 15,000 people believed to be in the process of radicalization.
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One of the most important things to consider before launching a freelance career is that you'll be 43% accountable for keeping track of any and all business expenses to write off on a tax return.
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Where most gamers can simply look at the screen to see where to go next, Garrett had to use the game's sounds to orient himself, keeping track of his character in an entirely 3D space.
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For those having trouble keeping track of the increasingly crowded Surface line (can't say I blame you), the Book is the company's first full-fledged laptop (whereas other models have been positioned as convertible tablets).
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A new app called Billy wants to help consumers more easily manage their subscriptions and bills, by keeping track of your fixed costs and recurring payments, and make these accessible via a simple mobile interface.
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If passed, this law would mean that average folks can use Bitcoin to pay for most things without keeping track of every single purchase and later having to pay capital gains tax on their cryptocurrency.
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When you have a set limit you can spend in a variety of categories, the most important step to take is keeping track of how much you have spent in all the categories you're tracking.
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Even though his company has profited from online and exchange wagering, Power prefers clutching a multicolor Bic pen in his fist and keeping track of his money with a scrawl and a rainbow of colors.
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Also, exactly half the 104 companies that have adjusted guidance have raised their expectations; that total of 52 companies would be the highest in the 12-year history of FactSet keeping track of the metric.
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Even then, there's the question of whether a massive screen floating in front of your face will complicate the peripheral aspects of traditional onscreen gaming, such as reading menus or keeping track of health bars.
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If you're not interested in keeping track of the Chase Freedom's quarterly bonus calendar — or if the categories don't align well with your spending — the Chase Freedom Unlimited could be a better card for you.
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"The ... search and review of records confirmed that there is no system for keeping track of Presidential visitors at Mar-a-Lago, as there is at the White House Complex," Special Agent Kim Campbell wrote.
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Having raised $7.3 million in Series A funding in August, Thriva says its mission is to help individuals put healthcare into their own hands, keeping track of "all the stuff that matters" day to day.
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Set Firm Work Hours & Wellness RemindersWhile we rely heavily on our smartphones and computers for keeping track of time, reverting back to a dedicated timekeeper can help tighten productivity AND remind us to take breaks.
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Since earning a few dollars or cents here and there by shopping off-brand products can be easy to miss when reviewing your finances, Malani recommends keeping track of how much you've saved over time.
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While carry-on only travel is having a moment right now, I&aposm not a light packer, nor am I good at keeping track of two bags at all times while running through the airport.
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In school, is anyone showing children the importance of financial literacy: debt-to-income ratios, types of mortgage rates, keeping track of monthly payments, the importance of saving for retirement, how to balance a checkbook?
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Essentially the startup has created a CRM-like tool that legal funders can use to manage all aspects of their lawsuits – this includes things like keeping track of case status, payouts to date and lifetime returns.
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So whether you're overseeing a big time political cover-up or just keeping track of your potential career rivals, we compiled some suggestions on how you might best keep your enemies list safe from potential opponents.
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With a personal Instagram following of 2.2 million and another 3.6 million faithfully keeping track of Balmain's official account, Mr. Rousteing — whatever his design skills — has captured the eyeballs of the world's most coveted consumer cohort.
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In a March speech announcing changes to the department's policy for enforcing certain anti-corruption laws, Rosenstein lamented the difficulty prosecutors have keeping track of policy and procedure changes when they aren't reflected in the manual.
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The app actually comes in hand on a number of fronts, keeping track of your questions (like a search history) and offering up a way to interact with them beyond the Dot's simple Q&A interface.
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Coates was participating in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), a form of therapy in which a patient relives a traumatic event while keeping track of a stimulus that alternates from one side to the other.
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Part of the collective was in the Wilshire district at the Olivia house, part of it was in Oakland, and people were flying back and forth, and nobody was really keeping track of where anyone was.
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ROME (Reuters) - Prime Minister Matteo Renzi logs the progress of Italian government projects on big sheets of paper, keeping track of everything from work on a long-delayed motorway to simplifying the notoriously complex tax code.
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It's the reality of a policy that was in place that resulted in a large number of families being separated without forethought as to reunification and keeping track of people and that's the fallout we're seeing.
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While many of the features are already available to Wells Fargo customers, its cash management offerings, such as keeping track of spending, are a marked improvement, according to Steve Ellis, head of innovation at Wells Fargo.
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Mahyawi's carbine was another data point attesting to an extraordinary and dangerous failure of American arms-trafficking and public accountability and to a departure from a modern military's most basic practice: keeping track of the guns.
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Jewish media has been keeping track of the growing trend in her work for years, and Roxane Gay has noted that she makes a point of mentioning it whenever she praises Walker's other work in public.
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At upstarts like the electric car company Byton and mainstream mainstays like Volvo, car designers are working on facial recognition, drowsy-driver alert systems and other features for keeping track of the people behind the wheel.
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It got so overwhelming that I started keeping track of the commentary, and in just one week, over 30 (!) co-workers had asked me where I got them or told me how much they loved them!
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Richardson also testified that Shkreli had himself been trading in Retrophin stock during periods when he was barred from doing so, and also was giving some new employees company shares without keeping track of the amounts.
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That hasn't always turned out so well, and founders are feeling pressure for the first time in a long time to do a better job of keeping track of their spending — and their return on investment.
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But the same institutions have been showing a great deal of interest in the technological concept introduced by Bitcoin, known as the blockchain, which presents a new way of keeping track of all types of information.
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Perhaps the scariest thing of all, however, is that because state and federal agencies are doing a poor job keeping track of superbug deaths, we really have no idea just how many other cases like this exist.
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We'll be keeping track of the official score right here, so you can sit back and focus on watching the amazing feats on and off the field as the competition draws to a close on Sunday night.
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Keeping track of the Earth's ice levels is more important than ever; with climate change causing widespread havoc, precise monitoring of major features like the Antarctic ice sheet could help climatologists predict and understand global weather patterns.
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Steinberg began collecting items while still in high school as part of her school's community service requirement, and quickly learned that keeping track of all of those newspapers inserts, deadlines and promotions was harder than it looked.
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It turns your email inbox into a customer relationship manager application by adding a layer of relationship intelligence, grabbing information about contacts from your calendar and simplifying the process of keeping track of leads, opportunities and schedules.
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For freelancers who might be juggling a few jobs or clients, tax time means keeping track of a slew of different income sources—all of which H&R Block can help you get through quickly and efficiently.
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From here, the novel unfurls ingeniously to reveal how events play out for its characters in alternative universes ("version control" being a software developer's system for keeping track of alternative and developing versions of files and programs).
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Journalism at The Gazette consists of keeping track of local government and the goings on here and in a few surrounding towns: With milk prices falling, for example, dairy farmers are banding together to increase their clout.
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In his absence, she would essentially be "taking over" their finances: keeping track of the bills, making sure payments went out on time, keeping their budget on track ... all the financial things that keep a household afloat.
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By cataloging and keeping track of those responses, the chatbot in turn makes it easier for doctors, nurses and family caregivers to better coordinate their responses, ensuring the right health care is delivered at the right time.
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Products like Experian IdentityWorks, can provide dark web monitoring and credit reports while keeping track of your financial accounts on your behalf so that you can enjoy your travels without worrying about your sensitive information being compromised.
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As well as the difficulty in reaching very remote areas and keeping track of people moving through big cities like Karachi, there have been problems in collecting reliable data, exacerbated by resistance to efforts to force vaccination.
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"The GAPP has the legal authority to screen, censor, and ban any print, electronic, or Internet publication in China," according to the Congressional-Executive Commission on China, an agency tasked with keeping track of laws in China.
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Bull has been keeping track of the books she reads since 1999 and will be coming to this year's bookstore crawl armed with a list of those authors to find other titles by them or related ones.
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Law enforcement have voiced concern over the difficulty in keeping track of drones in recent months, leading the FAA to create a new agency taskforce to determine how the federal government and police could remotely identify drones.
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From keeping track of your friends&apos birthdays and anniversaries to ensuring you don&apost miss dentist appointments, you can create and sync multiple calendars across devices so that you&aposre always on top of your schedule.
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Black Friday is one the best times of the year to pick up popular games, consoles, and gaming accessories at huge discounts, and it can be overwhelming keeping track of all of the deals across every retailer.
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Anita M. Ventrelli, former chairwoman of the American Bar Association's family law section, said she recalled the concept surfacing about 10 years ago, but she did not think anyone was keeping track of how common it is.
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That leads to this other debate, even within the scientific community: are we putting off when we're going to hit a bigger wall by just going "progress, progress, progress," and not keeping track of these other curves?
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In an increasingly depressing run, the Johnson family tries to remember which case McQuillian's actually is, since they're having trouble keeping track of the many instances of unarmed black people dying at the hands of the police.
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Before the CompStat era, when no one was keeping track of minor offenses, Downing would have had little incentive to stop someone for jumping a turnstile, and the fare beater, it follows, might have gotten away with murder.
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It obviously lost its usefulness when everyone and their brother began carrying a phone in their pocket, but for sending discreet messages to friends in class or keeping track of names and phone numbers, it was serviceable enough.
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The fete, which promotes global leadership, happened to coincide this year with the third game of the World Series — and several revelers were keen on keeping track of the score between the Washington Nationals and the Houston Astros.
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More zombies start crawling out of the water, and I am a little mad about that, because it's visually confusing, and I was already having a hard time keeping track of all the moving pieces in this sequence.
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All things considered, are citizens themselves now responsible for keeping track of and scrutinizing the algorithmic decisions made about them, or is this something that needs to be encoded into the designs of the digital platforms they're using?
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It requires deep clarity and understanding of your own company culture, a due diligence process to ensure the candidate can fit into that landscape, and benchmarking and keeping track of talented potential hires early in the recruitment process.
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Even as certain kinds of crimes are declining, others are increasing — yet because so many occur online and have no geographic borders, local police departments face new challenges not only fighting them, but also keeping track of them.
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It was unclear whether the video — which Apple Daily published with neon-colored markers keeping track of the couple's caresses — was taken in a hired taxi or a private car, or how the tabloid had obtained the footage.
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There are "several open compliance and enforcement cases" regarding debris being left inside aircraft and keeping track of tools in the factory, issues the F.A.A. describes as "a problem across all sites" at Boeing, according to the memo.
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Inspectors at the I.A.E.A. are not trained to recognize or handle nuclear weapons; they are basically forensic accountants, keeping track of uranium and plutonium flows through factories and of equipment that can be used to produce nuclear fuel.
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While Ricky puts in more and more hours, his wife (Debbie Honeywood) puts in her own hours as a home health-care worker, keeping track of their children (Rhys Stone and Katie Proctor) via texts and voice mails.
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Carol A. Oliva, a retired elementary schoolteacher who had been keeping track of which lawmakers had endorsed an impeachment inquiry, said it was no mystery to her why her congressman, Mr. Rose, had stayed silent for so long.
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It's also a handy tool for keeping track of information you'll need to set your professional goals or if you need to come up with a snapshot of your achievements and skills for a promotion or self-review.
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While many people now use music streaming platforms like Spotify or Apple Music, programs like iTunes are still vital for many when it comes to keeping track of the music library that&aposs actually on your hard drive.
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As the number of charter school alumni expands exponentially, keeping track of them the old fashioned way, personal contact, will prove to be near impossible — a dilemma traditional high schools already face should they take on this task.
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By keeping track of all our expenses, we are better able to see where we can reduce costs, make spending cuts, reach out to service providers to see if they offer different payments methods, and gain some liquidity.
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For those keeping track of the intellectual property chain, Underlords is a standalone version of Auto Chess, which is a mod for Dota 2, which is a standalone sequel to Dota, which was a mod for Blizzard's Warcraft 3.
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BBFC (free)—Android and iOS5) LetterBoxdScreenshot: GizmodoLetterBoxd is able to cover all sorts of stuff you might need for movie night, from film recommendations to detailed cast listings to a way of keeping track of what you've already watched.
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Different patterns of pixels act like a lens, focusing the signal onto a receiver beneath them; the pattern shifts up to 543 times a second, changing the shape of the "lens" and thus keeping track of the satellites overhead.
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At their heart, argues Albert Wenger of Union Square Ventures, a venture-capital firm, these are gigantic centralised databases, keeping track of products and purchase histories (Amazon), users and their friends (Facebook) or web content and search queries (Google).
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Also in Canada will be Natasha "Tash" Archer, Kate's personal assistant, who also helps with her wardrobe on tour and requesting outfits at home in the U.K. Also among her duties: keeping track of the royal couple's respective wardrobes.
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Since the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) began keeping track of these things in 22016, the men's triple-jump and long-jump world records have increased around 21912%; the men's high-jump world record has improved by 23%.
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All independent contractors are responsible for handling their own taxes, keeping track of their potentially deductible expenses and familiarizing themselves with the requisite tax forms, all in time to send the forms to the federal government by April 215.
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Every month sees a glut of movies and television making their streaming debuts, across a huge range of platforms — it can be overwhelming just keeping track of what's out there, never mind making time to actually watch it all.
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Members of Utah Women Unite will be keeping track of the state legislative session and notifying people who sign up for a texting service when issues come up that may impact marginalized groups or women in general, she says.
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Chris Long is rocking a much better look, if we're being totally honest, with this fur coat/Allen Iverson getup: We're going to be keeping track of this all day, so keep checking back to see the latest insanity.
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But I've been testing a new iPod Touch for a week now with my 5-year-old, and it's proven a useful device for keeping track of her own apps and games while keeping them off my own phone.
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Keeping track of it isn't very easy outside the doctor's office, and for those struggling to keep their blood pressure under control a quick and convenient monitoring device could help put their mind at ease or motivate healthier habits.
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That's the benefit for consumers who don't carry a credit card balance: If you have trouble keeping track of several credit cards and find yourself paying late fees, Tally will manage them for you by automatically paying your bills.
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If you love lists, design, art, keeping track of your ideas and writing down your daily thoughts (or, if you're terrible at it, even better), a bullet journal might be the best daily hobby to come into your life.
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For those who have been keeping track of the goings-on at Hobby Lobby — the family-owned craft store chain that fought to not provide employees with contraception before the Supreme Court — this news hardly comes as a surprise.
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If you are keeping track of the board's demographics, as Dorsey does, than you will note that it is now a bit more diversified, since it is replacing two white guys with one white man and one white woman.
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Keeping track of all the food you eat and all the exercise you do in a day can be challenging, but Tina Marshall says using her MyFitnessPal app helped her see the harm she was doing to her body.
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Every month sees a glut of movies and television shows making their streaming debuts, across a huge range of platforms — it can be overwhelming just keeping track of what's out there, never mind making time to actually watch it all.
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According to SocialBlade, a website for keeping track of YouTube stats, Hill has picked up at least a few thousand subscribers since posting "My Lipstick," because everyone, of course, makes it back to the top, and the cycle starts over again.
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But you're better off weighing yourself just once or twice a week—first thing in the morning, after you pee but before you eat—and keeping track of how your weight shifts over a period of several weeks or months.
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Instead of tracking your health with a little band that's on your wrist, Ran Ma thinks that the future is keeping track of your health — or at least parts of it — with technology that's woven into the fabric of your clothes.
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Banning, down-ranking, flagging, keeping track of, or removing content from search results are all tools in these companies' arsenals to make sure the information reaching their customers is accurate and transparent — and each tech company has its own approach.
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And if you want to take advantage of those changes, you'll need to know what's new in the OS. We've been checking out the public beta of iOS 10 for the past few months and keeping track of our favorite upgrades.
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The program will launch on August 15th, and when it does, it'll include a searchable database of the game's rules, plus a platform for building characters and monsters, for keeping track of the items they pick up during the game.
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The traditionally functional item is no longer just for keeping track of everything floating around your bag: It's a way to personalize a purse so many others might have, or to give new life to a tried and true bag.
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And so, like if you're a family, nobody's keeping track of, hopefully, like, "You did X amount of dishes for this long, and you did that," you know, like you can have a setup where people can work together like that.
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But hearing can discern much more than just pitch and pace: it can pick up multiple instruments with differing timbres, keeping track of each note's pitch, and even its attack and decay—how fast it rises and falls in volume.
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While Google Maps always did a good job of giving you detailed transit directions (though it's often nowhere as good and useful as CityMapper's more detailed directions), the process generally involved keeping track of your own progress along the route.
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Chase Freedom, my current go-to card for Nordstrom purchasesThe Chase Freedom is a cash-back card with no annual fee and a rewards structure that you'll either love or hate depending on your tolerance for keeping track of changing categories.
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A. The stand-alone Google app for iOS includes a version of the Google Now assistant for keeping track of your appointments and news stories you may care about, but the iOS version does not have the On Tap feature.
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We've been keeping track of the early and live deals at each of those stores, but we've also rounded up this list of stores having Black Friday sales so you don't have to search around for the best deals all day.
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Among other things, they asked whether men had trouble remembering things like recent events or items on shopping lists; whether they had trouble following instructions or keeping track of plots on television shows; and whether they got lost on familiar streets.
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Here's what America's drug habit would look like if we were a nation of just 1,000 people: With the US facing an opioid addiction crisis, keeping track of these numbers is integral to understanding who's using what and how frequently.
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Hyon Kwang-song, a senior diplomat at the North Korean Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, and three other North Koreans worked as a support team, Mr. Lee told the lawmakers, keeping track of Kim Jong-nam's whereabouts and providing logistical assistance.
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Last month, The Concord Monitor reported that the school was investigating students who were keeping track of relationships on a crown from a fast-food restaurant and that the local police were investigating a report of sexual assault at the school.
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We think it will be great for keeping track of things, keeping things up to date — but first and foremost, it will extend in the distance at which you can control these kinds of simple, low-cost, easy-to-use devices.
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Granted, keeping track of your emotions and thoughts can feel a little angsty teen at times, but it's wildly cathartic and can help you monitor personal trends, even if you just need to do it once (and really dig into it).
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She has a small team of employees in Houston who help her organize her clients' content calendars, keeping track of when studios are going to release trailers for actors' films and figuring out what posts will need to go up around these.
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Sol Gindi, chief administrative officer for JPMorgan's consumer bank, said the company is making the change so that bank branch managers and loan officers can do their jobs instead of adjusting thermostats and keeping track of replacing light bulbs before they burn out.
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Image: ReaddleThe calendar has to be one of the most-used apps on any smartphone—keeping track of appointments, birthdays, vacations, and more—but if you've stuck with the one Apple or Google gives you on your phone then you're missing out.
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The jury is still out on the long-term consequences of those reforms, but they require greater transparency and consent for a company's terms of service, along with many more tools for keeping track of what information a company collects on you.
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When only Tip and Phife are present keeping track of their volleys can be amusing, but when they invite a whole studio's worth of friends to join them, as they do on many songs here, the group's overwhelming size is the point.
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Jealous boyfriends, abusive spouses, or nosey friends can keep their eyes on your whereabouts at all times if you leave the app passively running in the background, so it's up to you to carefully choose who you want keeping track of your location.
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"I had a partner or two who, since I'm not a money counter — I let them take care of keeping track of the money we made," Mr. Lee said, as he sipped a bottle of mineral water to soothe his raspy voice.
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Amenities include a convertible, a night's stay at a cozy seaside hotel and a tablet for communicating with "suspects" and keeping track of clues; certain details — the driving playlist, the contents of a picnic lunch — are customized according to a pre-trip questionnaire.
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How to calculate your heart rate while exercising Exercise intensity is linked to how fast your heart beats, so keeping track of your heart rate can give you an idea of how hard your body is working — and what's typical for you.
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Despite the concerns I had about the heavy Irish accents or keeping track of all the names — Declan and Diarmaid and Oisin — I was hooked by the end of the first hour, and on the edge of my seat by the third.
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So the team developed WhereHows, which functions as a central repository and web-based portal for keeping track of what happens to data in a large company like LinkedIn, or even a smaller one that has to deal with lots of heterogeneous data.
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In the edition circulated ahead of Wednesday's Fed meeting, a company in the Northeast complaining about the cost of keeping track of tariffs and a West Virginia rubber manufacturer saying trade wars had hurt demand from Chinese customers were among dozens of examples.
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Temperatures are now the highest they've ever been in the 136 years we've been keeping track of them, and just in case you don't trust the record-keepers over at NASA, the stupidly hot temperatures were corroborated by the Japan Meteorological Agency.
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That's one version of the many stories told and retold over the ages about Prague's iconic astronomical clock (orloj in Czech), which has been keeping track of the universe from the southern wall of the city's Old Town Hall for over 600 years.
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This means they never really have to come out of your ears as you run errands, chat with people and more, which is great with this type of device since you don't want to be keeping track of loose buds your pockets.
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From character nicknames to the fastest ships in the galaxy and keeping track of just how many questions Luke Skywalker asks throughout the films, Super Graphic provides the answers to anything and everything fans could have ever wanted to know about Star Wars.
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Keeping track of the characters who could see their stories end is difficult at times: the show has featured more than 100 major speaking roles during its run, and even now more than 20 notable characters are all in the same locale.
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And by glass, I mean a tiny shot glass, which I would refill over and over and over again throughout the night, not keeping track of how much I was consuming, not caring, just continuing until the warm dark night enveloped me.
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"And it didn't go away for four or five days so because of that we went to the ER." She showed the show's host a stack of binders she kept, keeping track of patterns with McFarlane's chronic illness over months of hospital visits.
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We love our pets and want to keep track of them, make sure they're eating well and getting the exercise they need and U.K.-based Trakz wants to help us do that with technology products for keeping track of your dog and cat.
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Maybe ballet aficionados are keeping track of "The 10 Most Overrated Swans" or art lovers are debating "The Greatest Moments in Post-Impressionism," but the populist side of pop-music fans' squabbles often sounds more like last call at a sports bar.
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Below are five habits you can get into right now to set you up for success in 2018: If you're looking to gain more recognition on your job, then keeping track of the tasks, ideas and projects you committed to is important.
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Mulvaney's tenure as Trump's top aide has, until now, proceeded entirely during a partial government shutdown -- leaving the acting chief of staff both without a full staff and saddled with keeping track of which parts of the government were no longer functioning.
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Yes, smartphones and tablets are great for taking pictures and notes, but what about keeping track of feelings, impressions, sketches, perfect one-liners, overheard snippets of odd conversations and great ideas that arrive out of the blue when you're on the road?
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I like keeping track of the mega-producers who have been responsible for endless hits over the last decade or two—Max Martin is probably my favourite, I'm usually drawn to his tracks whether they're for Britney Spears, Taylor Swift or Cher Lloyd.
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For the study, published online earlier this month in the Journal of Research in Personality, researchers asked 278 newly married heterosexual couples to maintain a 14-day sex diary, keeping track of how often they had sex and how satisfying it was.
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Some ESL drivers — many withholding their names because they fear retaliation from Uber and Lyft — said they also are concerned the companies are keeping track of who did and didn't sign the petition, and would deactivate or withhold rides from those who didn't.
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While both Trump and King, an anti-immigrant congressman from Iowa, "balk at the label 'racist,' she continued, "it is descriptively accurate and necessary from the standpoint of keeping track of the role and uses of racism in American society and politics.
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Spokesman Corbin Trent confirmed that Ocasio-Cortez, who's aligned with a group willing to challenge Democrats they deem not progressive enough, warned during the meeting that she and liberal activists are keeping track of moderates who side with Republicans on key progressive issues.
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I miss the COIN OPS; I have tons better luck scrounging for change in my sofa than keeping track of those plastic laundry cards, and I've also gotten said cards stuck in the actual machines they're used in and experienced similar small disasters.
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But unlike their counterparts on the outside, prisoners face a unique set of challenges, from staying up on player news with little to no Internet access to keeping track of stats by hand to the potential for violence over gambling and unpaid debts.
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Keeping track of these lists is getting confusing, so here's a straightforward breakdown of how Facebook uses them to source and write its Trending Topics headlines: We've embedded both the 1K list and the RSS list at the bottom of this post.
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Because of the Mercury retrograde, which begins on April 28, Mercury in Taurus will be parked in a very sensitive, psychic, and intimate sector of your chart for quite a long time, so keeping track of your thoughts during this transit is a great idea.
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About one-in-five people with more than $25 million in assets hire advisers to take care of tasks like paying daily bills, managing staff at multiple homes and keeping track of assets around the globe, according to a report by research firm Spectrem.
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While we wait for Victoria's Secret to announce the official air date for the show, which is usually broadcasted by CBS in late November, we're keeping track of the models that will be descending on the Big Apple for the sexiest night of the year.
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Keeping track of all of these individual transactions can turn into a nightmare scenario depending on your trade history; however, it is important to have a record of all your transactions so you can file your IRS Form 8949, the capital gains tax form.
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After their break into the fast-food industry, robots are about to debut in big retail stores: Later this year, a Carnegie Mellon University spinoff is launching a mobile robot that it says can work agilely around workers and shoppers while keeping track of inventory.
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A recent report revealed that the use of "modern" contraceptives like condoms and IUDs are on major decline, while "traditional" ones like keeping track of one's period cycle and drinking jamu—a traditional medicine made of bark, roots and leaves—are on the rise.
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In the edition circulated ahead of this week's Fed meeting, a company in the Northeast complaining about the cost of keeping track of tariffs and a West Virginia rubber manufacturer saying trade wars had hurt demand from Chinese customers were among dozens of examples.
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The dozens of CIA officials who work for the defector program are responsible for keeping track of those individuals and advising them as best they can for the rest of their lives -- all the while knowing that foreign adversaries continue to aggressively search for them.
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The Center for Biological Diversity, a nonprofit that works to protect endangered species, often through litigation, has been keeping track of all of the suits that it has filed along with partner organizations such as EarthJustice and the Humane Society of the United States.
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While my employer has changed plenty of times over the years—Giant Bomb to Kotaku to Waypoint, in the past three years—I've managed to stay connected with my most ardent fans because they have a way of keeping track of what I'm up to.
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The CDC and FDA said in a statement Friday that they are "working to standardize information collection at the state level to help build a more comprehensive picture of these incidents," by keeping track of which specific brands and products ill vapers are using.
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Keeping track of dangerously unstable people who shouldn't own guns but do is hard: Devin Kelley, the Texas church shooter, had once escaped from a mental health hospital and was legally barred from buying the weapon he used to murder 26 people in November.
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Whether you&aposre monitoring business expenses or keeping track of your favorite "Seinfeld" episodes, spreadsheets are a great way to organize data in a way that&aposs streamlined and very easy to track — you can even do calculations or create alphabetical lists if needed.
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"I know a lot of people who sell shoes — they're not paying taxes like they're supposed to, and they're not keeping track of their inventory," Ryan Fresen, a sneaker reseller who said he brought in six figures in profit in 2019, told Business Insider.
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But perhaps because they don't have a woman in the household keeping track of the emotional temperature, gay men are much more conscious than heterosexual men of monitoring their partner's needs for emotional support so that they can provide support when it is really needed.
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Nor do they usually have the profit margin needed to spend more on sales tax compliance, especially when you consider an estimate from the trade publication Tax Analysts that keeping track of sales tax rules accounts for 60 percent of small business compliance costs.
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We&aposve been keeping track of deals at each of those big-box stores, but we&aposve also rounded up this list of stores having Cyber Monday sales so you don&apost have to scout the internet all day for every retailer having a sale.
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Indeed, one of the major challenges of watching "Dark" is simply keeping track of who's who in a story that jumps among three timelines (2019, 1986 and 1953) and four families, with many of the main characters played by multiple actors of different ages.
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Keeping track of where each "Star Wars" title fits into the overall scheme of things can be brain-numbing (the movies weren't made in story-chronological order), but the strongest ones work as stand-alones and let you just go with the onscreen flow.
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By keeping track of your heart rate as well as other variables like body temperature, respiration and even your galvanic skin response, the Jawbone UP3 is able to track your sleep patterns and can even discern the difference between light sleep, deep sleep and REM.
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These embedded sensors are also small and low-cost compared to other sending solutions, and can provide real-time info about what's going on in a car, including monitoring passenger vital signs, and even keeping track of whether a driver is nodding off behind the wheel.
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It's not just for newsNews is the primary driver behind RSS and most of your feeds are going to be populated with dozens of new articles a day, but the technology also proves its worth for keeping track of other stuff you'd typically miss on social media.
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Yet "there are thousands and thousands of camps across this country that are unregulated -- they're not licensed; they're not keeping track of medical records; they're not doing background checks on staff -- and there's lots of loopholes for how a camp can get away with this," Lupert said.
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The "influencers" I follow are, for the most part, lesbian couples with a few thousand followers who are desperately trying to make it big; I'm very invested in keeping track of who's still happily together and who's left whom for some other Z-level aspiring lesbian celeb.
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Rebel, on the other hand, is constantly keeping track of changes in email rendering, so if you build an email using the API you can take advantage of all that work to know that your code is up-to-date and that your emails will render properly.
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As long as you're maintaining healthy period habits — keeping track of any weird changes to your normal cycle (including changes to the smell), changing your period protection regularly while you're bleeding, and most importantly, never, ever douching — you don't need to worry about the normal odor.
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Martin explained that while he certainly appreciated the opportunity to work with Long and oversee a vital part of the show, the job of keeping track of around 500 props each night was pressure enough without having to contend with Long constantly pushing well past his boundaries.
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Alex Ross Perry: I think of the line in Carol where they're watching some movie on TV and one of the characters says something like, "I'm keeping track of all the times somebody says something that they don't feel," which obviously underscores what's happening in that movie.
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" However, Sabraw also criticized the government for a lack of information about the parents&apos whereabouts, calling it the effect of "a policy that was in place that resulted in large numbers of families being separated without forethought as to reunification and keeping track of people.
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And while the integrated Bluetooth scale is nice, it's a big price to pay when compared simply putting a drip filter on top of a far cheaper kitchen scale and just keeping track of measurements on your own — even if GINA will look nicer on your countertop.
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The challenge faced by the aerospace industry in keeping track of tens of thousands of different parts came to light when it emerged after last month's fatal explosion that some airlines do not keep track of the history of each individual fan blade within an engine.
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And yet, as explorers found when they tried to cross it, and as scientists found when they started looking at it, that ice is in fact constantly shifting, moving, reforming—and, most importantly, keeping track of our climate and our history, locking the past within its glaciers.
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While there, my group was also keeping track of events at the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, where the Indigenous Environmental Network was organizing events to raise awareness of indigenous peoples' vulnerability to climate change and longstanding concerns about human impacts on the Earth.
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Touring Tornillo Earlier Saturday, Hurd said in a separate interview with CNN that the Trump administration has not provided an adequate explanation to him about how it is keeping track of undocumented immigrant parents and children being separated at the southern border and how to reunite them.
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DiGregorio, a food editor and writer, is such a beautiful storyteller, I found myself underlining passages, turning corners of pages and keeping track of the page numbers at the back of the book until I had a hodgepodge of numbers scribbled on top of each other.
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As of last week, more than 85033,000 people were being monitored for signs of the virus, a practice known as contact tracing — keeping track of those who have come into contact with someone who has contracted the virus, those who are most likely to be infected themselves.
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Here at Gizmodo, we've been keeping track of everything we can, and while we might not be able to pinpoint every single rising star before the show starts, we've got more than enough info to highlight a number of major trends that are going to define this year's CES.
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In this scenario—and through direct partnership with a particular brand or dealer—Clarivoy is keeping track of three realms: It seems impossible, but according to White, if you think about it in reverse order and not in real-time, you can begin to understand how they do it.
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The only mention in the affidavit of not being able to contact the lapsed members at all — a common problem among all of the men who spoke to BuzzFeed News — is to blame the council for not keeping track of the members throughout all their years of membership.
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"Then the idea came of extending this to the customers of Workplace, primarily because given the global expansion of companies, with people traveling all over the world, keeping track of employees during times of crisis and during a natural disaster has become a very difficult challenge," he explained.
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All robovacs use short-range infrared or laser sensors to detect and avoid obstacles, but iRobot in 2015 added a camera, new sensors and software to its flagship 900-series Roomba that gave it the ability to build a map while keeping track of their own location within it.
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All robovacs use short-range infrared or laser sensors to detect and avoid obstacles, but iRobot in 2015 added a camera, new sensors and software to its flagship 900-series Roomba that gave it the ability to build a map while keeping track of its own location within it.
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He has also been forced to navigate a large government bureaucracy and finds some difficulty keeping track of what any one component is working on at a given time — something that was easy in his previous field, where he could attend conferences to understand what colleagues were pursuing.
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One of Yang's supporters, Scott Santens, has been keeping track of the apparent slights via Twitter: an MSNBC graphic with other candidates polling at 2 percent but not Yang, oddly unbalanced graphics that seem to include just enough candidates to get in the media favorites but exclude Yang.
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Now for the not-so-great news: While the Academy Awards show on Sunday, which honored "Green Book" for best picture, had 29.6 million viewers, a 12 percent increase from last year, it still attracted the second-lowest viewership since Nielsen started keeping track of the ratings in 1974.
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" However, Sabraw also said the lack of information about about the whereabouts of many parents spoke to "a policy that was in place that resulted in large numbers of families being separated without forethought as to reunification and keeping track of people, and that&aposs the fallout we&aposre seeing.
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Patrini said Deeptrace is keeping track of deepfakes in order to understand the potential threat: things like the kinds of deepfakes that are being made and the places people are sharing them, as well as the places where tools (such as software or tutorials) for making them are being distributed.
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"Keeping track of kids and parents as they are processed through different agencies and transferred, often to other states and countries is a logistical nightmare that we don't have the resources for," John Sandweg, who served as the acting director of ICE under former president Barack Obama, told BuzzFeed News.
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"Even though Stingrays are military grade technology often touted as a counter terrorism tool, grant documents show that the Rochester Police Department obtained the Stingray technology to perform everyday law enforcement activity, such as keeping track of people they thought might be in gangs," the NYCLU wrote in a press statement.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District on Monday said that Glendale, California-based Glenair Inc was immune from the claims because it acted as an "agent" of staffing firm GCA Production Services Inc by keeping track of the hours its employees worked.
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And though her red carpet style is impossible to pin down – one day she's goth, the next day sexy, the next oh-so-glam – she has a few beauty signatures that have us furiously keeping track of all the best beauty advice she's given to PeopleStyle editors throughout the years.
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This is the time when key conservative groups are announcing that the House Republican health care bill will be a "key vote" — meaning they're keeping track of how every member of Congress votes, and if they don't vote the way the group wants, their supporters are going to hear about it.
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I've been trying to keep reminding myself why I'm involved rather than just going through the motions of the logistics, keeping focused on why we're doing this and lives that have been lost, and watching videos and keeping track of the Parkland students to see how they've been doing since.
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Ideally, you should be keeping track of what you learn — what works and what doesn't for certain types of businesses or industries, how audiences respond to certain messaging, what tools are most effective — so that you're able to start building some institutional knowledge that new employees can later tap into. 5.
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Another feature of the app aims to simplify sticking to a nutrition plan by keeping track of particular foodstuffs users have to hand, via a virtual in-app pantry, with the algorithm then adjusting its meal suggestions to take account of what they do or don't have in the cupboard.
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When protecting a bank, you'd probably use three methods to secure it: monitoring the entrance to know who's entering and exiting the building (perimeter security), keeping track of critical assets like ATMs, cash registers, and safes (endpoint security), and using video surveillance to monitor what's happening inside the bank (network security).
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" Noting that the practice lacked adequate procedures for keeping track of the children or communicating with them, or for eventually returning them to their families, he added, "The unfortunate reality is that under the present system migrant children are not accounted for with the same efficiency and accuracy as property .
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In what can be described a worst-case masturbation scenario, the plaintiff alleges the makers of her $130 We-Vibe were keeping track of things like "the date and time of each use and the selected vibration settings" and was transferring that data, along with customers' emails, onto their Canadian servers.
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They began admitting caravan members, a few at a time, over the next several days — a policy of "metering" that has continued since then at San Ysidro and other ports of entry and forced asylum seekers to wait in line for days or weeks (often keeping track of their place in line themselves).
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A reasonable person might think that enabling it will stop a porn site from keeping track of what she watches, or keep Facebook from collecting the addresses of all the places she visits on the internet, or prevent third-party trackers she's never heard of from following her from site to site.
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On the other hand: what kind of dystopian future do we inhabit if part of your job involves learning and then keeping track of the coffee password, which probably has to be changed per corporate policy every six weeks, and must involve a combination of capital letters, numbers, symbols, coffees, and teas.
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For DocuSign, the issue stemmed from the $220 million purchase last year of SpringCM, which took the company beyond a single product for digitally signing documents and into an area called contract lifecycle management (CLM), which involves managing the creation of documents for people to sign and then keeping track of changes.
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It avoids hassles with keeping track of traditional finance options, and for the people who can afford Book, the ability to not have to worry about little things like what to do when you happen to want some more trunk space for a 5th Avenue shopping spree probably makes a lot of sense.
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Cornish writer and beachcomber Tracey Williams has been keeping track of the cartridges on her Lego Lost At Sea Facebook page, which was initially set up to track Lego bricks spilt from a cargo ship but has broadened to cover all kinds of floating debris since, with photos submitted from beach cleaners worldwide.
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The Chinese New Year is based on a traditional lunar calendar, rather than the modern calendar now used in the majority of countries (including China), and represents a "way of ancestors keeping track of the flow of time," Shiqi Liao, MA, head of the Chinese language program at New York University, told Refinery29.
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According to the CDC, the World Health Organization, and the others who have been tasked with keeping track of the grim statistics related to coronavirus, Italy currently has the third highest number of cases of the disease, and it is the first country outside of China to record a triple-digit death tally.
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"We are keeping track of cases resulting from repatriation efforts separately because we don't believe those numbers accurately represent the picture of what is happening in the community in the United States at this time," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, told reporters Friday.
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When the Yankees shellacked Philadelphia, 22011-237, on Thursday before heading up to Atlanta for their final exhibition game on Friday night, the team reminded everyone that its 24-8 record this spring (now 24-9) equaled the team's most exhibition victories since it began keeping track of Grapefruit League games in 1962.
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With actions so limited, the key is figuring out how to balance your resources to optimize the cards you collect, both by keeping track of what clue types your opponent is hoarding and worrying about the cards they can keep secret, which might seriously boost their score at the end of the game.
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For the first couple of weeks, I was keeping track of the weight of potatoes, only because I bought them in two-kilogram bags, so I knew how many bags I went through, and at that point it averaged about 3.5 kilos a day, but that may have changed, because I don't track that anymore.
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Initially, support for audio calls was available in Brazil, but the feature is now live for all users worldwide, a Google engineer and technical lead for Duo If you're having trouble keeping track of Google's numerous communications products, Duo was the video calling app announced in May 2016 at the Google I/O developer conference.
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But between keeping up with the news pouring in nearly every day about measures put forth by Trump's administration (as well as the people he's nominating for cabinet and supreme court positions) and keeping track of the many subsequent protests and calls to action, you might find yourself on your phone at 2 a.m.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) says keeping track of the House Intelligence Committee's Russia probe is like trying to follow a mystery novel.
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Whether you're struggling with time management (in other words, figuring out how to stay off Instagram or Twitter when you're supposed to be working), keeping track of all of your notes (so they're easily accessible and not scattered all over the place), or better communication with a team or partner, work-productivity apps have got you covered.
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Keeping track of your mood, finding ways to cope and monitoring your mental processes are all activities that might sound like a slog, but the majesty of modern technology means they can be fun too Because it's #MentalHealthWeek, here are 5 apps that can really help make a difference when it comes to your mental health.
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Given the overheated rhetoric, it's not hard to see why a surprising number of Americans are supportive of a wide range of nationalist and xenophobic proposals, from banning Muslims from entering the country (supported by 229%) or keeping track of Muslims in a database (supported by 244%), to building a wall on the Mexican border (supported by 22014%).
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Senate Homeland Security Chairman Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday that he would continue to deploy oversight to make sure that children and families were reunited, but Johnson noted that there were issues under the Obama administration with keeping track of children in the Department of Health and Human services custody as well.
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TV Sports Vin Scully's final game on Sunday was something close to a miracle in sportscasting — an 88-year-old man performing a solo act, conversing with us for more than three hours, keeping track of the game while telling stories, invoking memories and reminding us that he did this single job for 67 consecutive seasons.
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LaunchKit currently offers four tools and developers will now be able to take them and run them themselves: Screenshot Builder for easily creating annotated screenshots for Apple's and Google's store, App Website Builder for creating responsive landing pages for new apps, Review Monitor for — well… — tracking reviews in Apple's App Store, and Sales Reporter for keeping track of sales.
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In March, a year after we first met, as the world grappled with the ravages and betrayals of social media and a friend and I began keeping track of people who constantly updated Twitter with news from their Twitter sabbaticals, Franzen published a story about birds in National Geographic to kick off the magazine's Year of the Bird.
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"I guess arguably you could use a Google Sheet as a way of keeping track of a list of things and sort of ticking down it...but to actually make it a collaborative process as opposed to just being sort of a flat document — that had never been done before for a lot of these processes," Wong said.
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Google and Amazon have their own facial recognition initiatives, and the technology has also been used for better, for worse, and for weird in recruiting, for unlocking phones, in dating apps, in retail, to get on trains, to find investors for your facial recognition company (a sort of facial recognition-ception), and for keeping track of pigs.
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Knights of Columbus also connected BuzzFeed News with several other members after the publication of the previous article who suggested that the inflated membership numbers were due to Knights in leadership positions in the local chapters dropping the ball and not keeping track of their members, then not following the proper protocols to have them removed.
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We'll be keeping track of the best brand deals that go live here in advance — from fashion to home, beauty, tech, and more: Dyson The premium home appliance brand is dishing out up to $2100-off deals on a selection of sleek vacuum cleaners and air purifiers — from the classic V600 Animal to the hi-tech Cinetic Big Ball.
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Bottom line: Maybe the world, at its most fundamental level, is just this formless void in which things float, and affect one another – a void in which there is no distance, and no geometry, and no space – and that all the talk about distance and geometry and space is really just a way of keeping track of how those things affect one another.
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Making your safety list, monitoring the tide and current, keeping track of sunset and setting up your safety lights if you stay out after it, balancing so that you don't capsize: These are small exercises in mindfulness but they add up to make the experience something more than a mind-dulling inner tube float on a river with a beer on hand.
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And recent research conducted by US and Swiss researchers analyzing data from 200,000 users of fertility-tracking apps Kindara and Sympto found that while the digital tools were less precise at evaluating menstrual health than traditional monitoring methods such as ultrasound, they made aspects of fertility monitoring — like keeping track of ovulation rate — more accessible, per a study published in Nature Digital Medicine.
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Other warning signs include hiding your purchases to make sure someone else does not see or intercept them; having trouble keeping track of your budget or falling behind on bills; running out of room to store all of your purchases; or showing up late, or altogether, missing social or work events so as not to miss out on an online deal.
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Keeping track of people by first or last name from A to Z is one of the most common and familiar means of organization to most people — so if you&aposre doing something like making a guest list or trying to keep track of preferences for a gift exchange, you&aposll probably want to sort out the names that way.
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After I pulled the trigger, I realized I'd thought more about the choice more than in any other detective game I'd ever played (and far more than in any Lovecraft game.) As in LA Noire, a game that The Sinking City takes a number of cues from, I spent my time in Oakmont investigating crime scenes, interrogating suspects, and keeping track of evidence in a notebook.
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"Your Money" teaches very concrete methods of keeping track of your finances — there are spreadsheets and expense tracking, simple graphs and investment recommendations — but what I took away from it was a shift in thinking, from chasing money for the sake of having it to using it in service to my goals: to help my parents, achieve financial and mental freedom and continue to write full time.
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The report reached many of the same conclusions that news coverage has already highlighted: DHS planned poorly for the impact of the policy on immigrants with small children, had no system for keeping track of what it called "pre-verbal children" who'd been separated from their parents, and no effective way to track children who'd been handed over to the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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What the experts love: Flat cash-back rate makes it easy to earn rewards without keeping track of bonus categories, you can transfer your points to another Chase card to redeem them for travel at a higher rate, no annual feeWhat the experts don't love: One point only equals 1 cent for cash back, to get a better value you'll need to pair it with a Sapphire card.
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One study published in the Journal of Travel Research found that the early days of a digital detox can produce feelings of anxiety, frustration and withdrawal, with symptoms like insomnia, depression and something called "inattentive blindness" caused when users who've become so accustomed to digital assistance in keeping track of appointments, navigating from place to place and retrieving phone numbers put their prefrontal cortex into overdrive to compensate.
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