I'm bout to get knee deep in Helen Hunt #thesessions.
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We've been knee-deep in that for a long, long time.
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Shoes, children's toys and household items floated through knee-deep water.
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He even did "(Not Just) Knee Deep" using that same equipment.
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Here we have been wading knee deep in words, words, words.
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That time Melania was knee deep in the birther movement. pic.twitter.
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Looks like Clay Cook is about to be "Knee Deep" in diapers!
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Need any proof that we're still knee-deep in a tech bubble?
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"The smoke was blue and knee-deep, like a fog," he says.
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Even while knee-deep in it, it's easy to lose the thread.
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Mare or stallion, makes no difference, they'll be knee deep in clover.
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Ingraham realized the pond, at least right there, only was knee-deep.
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The next, you're knee-deep in body horror à la The Fly.
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Not sure if you're aware, but we're currently knee-deep in Beyoncé season.
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Shoes, children's toys and household items floated through knee-deep water on Monday.
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"I feel like we're not even knee deep in this yet," says JCortz.
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Standing knee-deep in the water, they let them go a second time.
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And now de Blasio has been caught knee deep in a corruption scandal.
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We were knee deep in the Bahia de Cochinos, the Bay of Pigs.
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"He has been knee deep in this industry for more than four decades."
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Mexico is knee deep in problems, including rampant corruption that strangles the economy.
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To get to the main building, I must wade into it, knee-deep.
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In 2010, Taylor, like many millennials, was knee-deep in student debt and underemployed.
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Select "New Game," then "Knee Deep in the Dead" and select your preferred difficulty.
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It's official — fall is here, and we're already knee-deep in pumpkin-flavored everything.
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When the Necklace flowed knee-deep, the tents began to rise along the road.
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While Negan's knee-deep in Whisperer territory, Eugene has steered clear of the group.
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"I think he is knee-deep in Russia," Mr. Wagner said about Mr. Trump.
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And beyond impeachment, he's knee-deep in financial investigations and accusations of self-dealing.
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Well, minus the hyperlinks, scale, and knee-deep analytics that make it a unicorn.
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Water in the cave is reportedly knee-deep, but is neck-deep in the chamber.
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And yet, four chapters in, we're knee-deep in a dramatic conspiracy against the Constitution.
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"We are knee-deep in the arms race," Lewis told The Verge over the phone.
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But Andrew told his sister the water was only knee deep in her neighbors' lawns.
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I'm not suggesting that the knee-deep rule is bogus; collapsing sand holes are dangerous.
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Already tired from the ride, Cupcake fell into knee deep water and couldn't get up.
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Also, it means everyone is knee deep in autumnal colors and pumpkin spice frippery. Why?
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It might only be mid-September but we're already knee-deep in our Halloween prep.
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Charts are dull and mostly only of interest to people knee-deep in the industry.
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Instead, I am knee-deep in picture-book green, with a bow in my hand.
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I didn't even like hardcore, and was knee-deep in my gory death metal phase.
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They trudged out of boats and through mud that in some places was knee deep.
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Raised to believe debt is bad, he finished graduate school knee-deep in student loans.
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The New York City Housing Authority is knee-deep in work after a slow start.
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Two teenagers were knee-deep in the surf, taking turns posing in the evening glow.
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We slid over the side of our skiff and stood in the knee-deep water.
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She recounted how knee-deep water covered her lawn and driveway and made roads impassable.
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Martin said she waded through knee-deep water with several other migrants and was immediately apprehended.
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And, she's knee deep in fighting for prison reform, and she's been extremely successful at it.
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The cyclist eventually followed his voice and discovered the man stuck, knee-deep in the mud.
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She was playing in knee-deep water when she felt something hit her leg that morning.
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At the time, the actress was knee-deep in press for the film Ride Along 2.
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They splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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It drags on and on, like the aural experience of walking knee-deep in wet cement.
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The post was accompanied by images of people wading through knee-deep water on the road.
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But this time there is no knee-deep sand filling the lobby and blocking the elevator.
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Waters is also skeptical about Pence, suggesting maybe he's knee-deep in the whole Russia thing.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — We're knee-deep in queens today, and not a single palace in sight.
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Part of the draw was the port, which was already knee deep in its infrastructure overhaul.
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The Trump presidential campaign was knee-deep in conflicts of interest, many of them involving Russia.
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I spent the last night of Hanukkah knee-deep in potato peelings with my closest friends.
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There, the boy was in knee-deep water when a large wave came in, knocking him over.
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Refugees Waled Abdula and Tavakkoli Carpet stand knee-deep in front of a trailer buried in snow.
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All you need is a red wig, two water balloons, and a half-hour at Knee Deep.
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Airlines have found themselves knee-deep in drama recently due to misunderstandings over their pet travel policies.
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The protagonists of this dark French Quarter novel are knee-deep in murder, torture, sex and cannibalism.
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"Judge Kavanaugh has been knee deep in partisan politics," said Senator Mazie K. Hirono, Democrat of Hawaii.
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He had spent the last two years knee-deep in princesses, playing mother and father at once.
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The boots would have been useful for treading knee-deep in the sticky mud of the Thames.
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All these great barns out here in the outskirts, black creosote boards knee-deep in the bluegrass.
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He's ditched the meds and is back in town, knee deep in rhyming slang, alcoholism, and sago balls.
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The street was knee-deep in water and the men strained to hold Clampitt and her wheelchair steady.
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Let me switch off to the state and local tax issue that you&aposre really knee deep in.
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Indeed, the knee-deep drifters — those understanding the core basics but nothing more — are stopped at an impasse.
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That HSBC is considering moving at this moment may seem astonishing; it is knee-deep in a restructuring.
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When there are noodles to be eaten, finding yourself knee-deep in water is no reason to stop.
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Hundreds of military personnel swarmed the landslide area, shortly after dawn, climbing the mountainside in knee-deep mud.
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LEADING THE DAY CONGRESS: House Democrats are knee-deep in conference planning for next week and next year.
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A white, spectral figure of indeterminate sex stands knee deep in dappled green water under a red sky.
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"Floodwaters are rising very quickly," said Mr. McCrory, who added that water was knee-deep in many places.
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Still, after a rainstorm went over New Orleans on Monday, several cars were mired in knee-deep water.
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One design trumpeted on Twitter showed troops knee-deep in water as they disembarked from a landing craft.
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"I think it's a good start," he told reporters while standing in knee-deep snow at Phillips Station.
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The kitchen was knee-deep in water; thousand-dollar bottles of wine were destroyed or drifted toward Scandinavia.
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"There is no reason," Cox, 52, said while knee-deep in the bog, dragging the dead animal to shore.
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Yep, it's fall alright, and we're knee deep in to-do lists to help us conquer the season ahead.
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Who pushes a vehicle that begins at $85,945 through knee-deep mud on the way to boulder-strewn paths?
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"You can walk out and you're in knee-deep water and you can touch the whole time," Peoples says.
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They plod over fields, stroll along train tracks, and, at one point, wade knee-deep through a raging river.
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Democrats lost the presidential election because they nominated an unlikable, entrenched bureaucrat who was knee-deep in damning scandals.
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They are playing in the knee-deep dregs in the canal, catching fish trapped there with their bare hands.
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AND FINALLY ... Slamma jamma Yes, we're knee-deep in football right now, but basketball season's right around the corner.
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In Hong Kong, the storm sent metres-high waves crashing into shorelines with flooding knee deep in some areas.
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Children waded through muddy, knee-deep floodwaters that flowed through tent camps for displaced people after the rain stopped.
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The conditions left other people to walk their bicycles in knee-deep water, or to travel by four-wheeler.
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Some had their strawlike trunks stuck into the water, others were simply cooling off in the knee-deep mud.
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Flowers were piled knee-deep at the gates of the royal palaces; grown men wept openly in the streets.
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Cabot and Kjellerup look like people you might see on a hiking trail or knee-deep in corral mud.
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But, per Hill, the very top White House staffer underneath the president — Mulvaney — was knee-deep in this too.
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European regulators, knee deep in a campaign to stamp out tax avoidance, have their own plans for that money.
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There were boulders, downed power lines, wrecked cars... The mud was knee-deep in the roadways and deeper in canyons.
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In it, Jessie just lost her job and got kicked out of her house, and is knee-deep in trouble.
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He was playing in knee-deep water when a wave knocked him over, but the preschooler said he was fine.
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You're knee-deep in emotions, but under Aquarius's energy, you're approaching it all very logically, making plans and practical choices.
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European regulators, knee deep in their own campaign to stamp out tax avoidance, have their own plans for that money.
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Parts of northern England are also knee-deep in some of the worst flooding that's hit the island in years.
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To get there, Maldonado had to ford a river in knee-deep water, using a cable to guide him across.
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While seniors like David Hogg are nearly done with school ... Jaclyn and Cam are still knee-deep in their books.
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In the video Winfrey posted, she shows herself walking in knee-deep mud and giving a view of the scene.
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Residents were forced to walk knee-deep in flooded streets, and rescue efforts were hampered by the extreme weather conditions.
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The team braved knee-deep piles of bat feces in Texas, donning masks when carbon dioxide concentrations became too high.
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On the city's waterfront, a car was filmed traveling through knee-deep water as waves splashed over a harbor wall.
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The statue — which, on Thursday, was knee-deep in water — serves as an unofficial high water market for Paris residents.
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In the early 90s, I was knee deep in the streets, so my insight into Reasonable Doubt is different than most.
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Huge puddles of muddy water line the slum's waterlogged paths, where the camp's early risers are already knee-deep in sludge.
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After their romantic stroll, the pair splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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In this reality, he's knee-deep in snow, and he sees the same boy being found by a young Alan Pangborn.
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Now back home with baby Henley, the new parents are knee-deep in dirty diapers and bonding with their little girl.
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But if you're not already knee deep in Apple-only media than skip this guy and grab a Roku box instead.
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Mars missions have explored ancient streams where knee-deep water once flowed and have found organic carbon embedded in surface rocks.
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It's not yet clear how the boy fainted in the knee-deep water, where many other people were singing and dancing.
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I'm knee-deep in figuring out ways to clear them from the body, looking at all sorts of potentially weird modalities.
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With the government still knee-deep in the mess made by the Kirchners and their predecessors, that goal seems far away.
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It's almost like this is a necessary reminder that we're still knee-deep in conflict, but somehow we're anesthetized from them.
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In the final image they stand knee-deep in a neatly pruned hedge labyrinth, reading from a printed script or manifesto.
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Those who do not want to wade through ankle- or knee-deep water consult the tide table before heading into town.
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The pig can be seen wading through knee-deep water with the help of two humans, a smile from ear to ear.
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At a time when America was knee deep in the Cold War, voting for liberal Jimmy Carter wasn't enough for John Brennan.
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Despite the waterlogged streets, Wuhan's locals still managed to go on with their daily lives, bravely wading through the knee-deep waters.
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High told FOX35 Orlando he was walking in the water about knee-deep when the 7-foot bull shark bit his leg.
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But since their baby girl's arrival, the pair has been knee-deep in dirty diapers and busy bonding with their little girl.
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Ford is knee deep in the "new mobility" space, having run ride-sharing services, bike-sharing networks, and even scooter-sharing programs.
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Like anyone who's knee-deep in a conspiracy theory, hardcore anti-Semites religiously memorize every single shred of evidence for their argument.
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If wading knee-deep into the movie awards season is intended to further burnish its credentials, then "Manchester by the Sea" delivers.
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Kanye's been livin' it up in L.A. while Kim is knee-deep in high fashion in NYC ... at Fashion Week of course.
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They were knee-deep in subprime loans — selling the often-bad loans to pension funds, hedge funds, regional banks and other buyers.
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Winfrey posted videos on Instagram showing her wading through nearly knee-deep mud on her Montecito property and later inspecting the damage.
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How could anyone in good faith, knowing make students pay for this stuff when they are probably already knee deep in debt.
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I must say, it's depressing to see our antihero, now knee deep in Season 4, thrilled by small-time thefts like this.
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She shared photos of the damage on social media, including a video of her walking through knee-deep mud in her backyard.
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Soldiers and police who took to the streets to help the clear-up operations slid and slipped knee deep into the drifts.
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Water in the cave is about knee-deep but is neck-deep in the chamber, according to the Thai English-language website Khaosodenglish.
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My fruit-filled stomach gurgled like crazy, and I wondered if celebrities are so thin because they are knee-deep in natural laxatives.
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He does so knee-deep in a pool of water, a waterfall below and citizens of Wakanda above him, standing on a hillside.
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But perhaps the best part of being knee deep in the evolution of audio technology is the affordability that's accompanied the increased supply.
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His oil and gas agenda would leave Native Americans high dry, or at least knee-deep in tar sands puddles of sick water.
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The site, covered by grass knee-deep in some areas, is currently occasionally used to hold cattle brought as gifts to the ruler.
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We shop at Sam's Club, drive an older vehicle, are knee deep in credit card debt and have a mortgage we can't afford.
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Sony's press conference was a strange sort of poetry, with some of the week's most stunning imagery knee-deep in blood and gore.
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Cars and even four-wheelers cannot fit on Carara's narrow, undulating paths, which can be knee-deep with clay-like mud, he said.
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I think when it comes to lifestyle changes, starting small and making incremental steps is key, rather than going knee-deep all at once.
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It's hard to debate with a person knee-deep in bad information they got from sources that serve to back up their preconceived beliefs.
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But Sony is now demanding Knee Deep stops slinging it at festivals, or anywhere else for that matter, along with asking for monetary damages.
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If you have a girl/boy situation, you're going to be knee deep in learning about the two different sexes right off the bat.
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Police said the women were swimming in waist-deep water, while paramedics reported they were walking in knee-deep water when the crocodile struck.
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But how are you going to talk to your friends when you're knee-deep in snow or plunging down a mountainside on a bike?
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Diana Chase, owner of the Pine Mountain Inn, opened her garage to find a bear knee-deep in a huge bag of dog kibble.
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While reporting on the scene, CBS 8 captured a man who reacted exactly how you would expect finding a car in knee-deep water.
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"We're sort of knee-deep in a soft patch of numbers," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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Carlson, still knee-deep in book designs, isn't planning on eating any of the meals to celebrate the day her book finally hits stores.
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At the western edge of the village, away from the police, the dirt road turned to mud, which soon turned to knee-deep water.
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The report comes with WikiLeaks back on the frontpages, currently knee-deep in releasing a series of documents allegedly stolen from secure CIA networks.
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Top commanders often remained far from the front, out of touch with the knee-deep mud and rat-filled trenches that the infantry endured.
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These men will hike through knee-deep snow to a base camp at 18,645 feet, surpassing all but one mountain in the United States.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick are knee-deep into a Bachelor Nation relationship, which means they've officially taken their relationship to the land of podcasts.
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Here are your options if you want to dip your toe in the water, wade knee-deep, or really swim with the VR big fish.
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For a few hours a day, a sandbank appears in the middle of the ocean, with knee-deep shallows surrounding it for hundreds of yards.
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While spending time at a farm "knee-deep in romaine," she saw farmers throwing away lettuce that would have been perfect for her former employer.
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Dan assures her that he did, but it's revealed that he's holding a singing fish robot and some bowling trophies while knee-deep in water.
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Having grown up in a hand-to-mouth household, I felt incredible pain for the vast majority of Americans who were knee-deep in desperation.
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Forced into knee-deep water with her children, she and the other women and children were separated into groups, taken into separate houses, and attacked.
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But I haven't watched it yet, and that's partially because I'm knee deep in a Marvel series I thought would kind of suck: The Punisher.
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So hiring that jerk increases the risk that you will be knee-deep in mean-spirited colleagues, and that you will become a jerk, too.
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By this time next week you'll be knee-deep in Thanksgiving preparations, so give yourself a break today and keep things in the kitchen simple.
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The United Nations estimates there are 210 million tons of rubble in Mosul overall, and the Old City's streets are still knee-deep with debris.
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Others could be seen walking knee deep in water out of the flooded area or escaping on boats with only a few possessions in hand.
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Under a hot sun, they stooped knee deep in mucky water, swishing sand and gravel around a flat grooved pan in search of gold specks.
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"It was like, 'See you in New York for your first rehearsal,'" recalled Ms. Osnes, who was knee-deep in wedding plans at the time.
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Schools getting ready for long closuresSome of the country's biggest school systems are already knee-deep in preparations for how the outbreak may impact schooling.
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I'm knee-deep in brush cleanser when I suddenly get a call from Naomi (as in … Campbell) inviting me to join her for Korean BBQ.
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Heavy machinery was working to clear almost knee-deep mud from streets while nearby, an uprooted tree was tangled in cables from an electricity power pole.
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Joseline and Stevie are knee-deep in a nasty custody war, and the judge appointed a guardian to protect their 10-month-old daughter, Bonnie Bella.
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"I was knee-deep in it when it was thriving, so don't really feel like I need to relive it," Mr. Cassidy wrote in an email.
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You may already be knee-deep in pumpkin-flavored everything, but this day, known as the fall equinox or Mabon in Paganism, makes autumn officially official.
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In Pakistan, children as young as five are sold or kidnapped and forced to stand knee-deep in water, packing clay into molds to make bricks.
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The President-elect's Plan B is to summon Saul to testify, but he's knee deep in making moves to disappear off the face of the Earth.
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On Wednesday, two workers from The Humane Society of the United States waded through knee-deep water and trudged into a destroyed home in Dickinson, Texas.
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Rob has been knee deep in Endless Space's... uh, universe, as his recounting good old times with the Horatio on Waypoint Radio would have you believe.
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Joe Biden has been running for president for barely a month, but the former vice president is already knee-deep in a feud with Donald Trump.
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There is direction and intentionality, the records always feel plotted, but the gestures are slow—like you're walking through knee-deep snow to get to your destination.
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Kendra Wilkinson ain't just deep in the heart of Texas, she's knee-deep in controversy after reveling in the joy -- as she sees it -- of picking cotton.
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The Paiutes say their people were "loaded into wagons and ordered to walk under heavy guard" in knee-deep snow and forced off their land on foot.
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Of course, when I woke up the next day, the bedroom was knee-deep in water, and it was real, so I hadn't been hallucinating at all.
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In fact, the insurance industry and regulators are knee-deep in a multi-front struggle to do something very simple: keep their provider databases up to date.
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Stormtroopers were aboard as we visited beautiful aquamarine beaches in the Caribbean, but tragically failed to pose for Rogue One-style photos knee-deep in the surf.
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I've done a lot of vulnerable things lately and as someone who's been knee-deep in irony for the past few years, that's been a little scary!
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Neighbors find her curled tight in their pigpens, crouched like an animal in ditches along the roads, hidden in the marsh grass, knee deep in stinking mud.
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Since appearing on Shark Tank, the team behind Three Jerks jerky has been "knee-deep in filet mignon" -- that is to say, they've hit the big time.
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Outwardly, there was nothing salty about Mr. Kleeman, a tall, skinny mathematician who worked for a climate forecasting start-up and spent workdays knee-deep in algorithms.
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And to kick off the season of matrimony, ModCloth is giving away a $2,000 shopping spree to one lucky (and knee-deep-in-nuptial-to-dos) reader.
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Without the bridge, the only way out is wading across a river knee-deep now that floodwaters have receded, or detouring by car on the mountain road.
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Carolyn Jackson, the school nurse, was rescued from knee-deep floodwaters by a military truck and spent two days at a makeshift shelter inside a furniture store.
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Impeachment Both the House and the Senate are knee-deep in preparations and negotiations as the first full week of impeachment proceedings in the new year begins.
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The former president has been knee-deep in work on his foundation and recently returned from a dizzying weeklong tour to Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
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In December, two Ghanians who were denied asylum in the United States walked into Canada in knee-deep snow and suffered frostbite that required amputations of their fingers.
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Tai, Cydney, Michele and Aubry have to run a complex obstacle course that includes running in knee-deep water, climbing stairs and solving a puzzle at the end.
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Once again much of the country is a disaster zone, with powerful Matthew shredding homes and engulfing communities in knee-deep water that is taking time to recede.
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"Everything moves forward to the resolution," says Vallée, who is already knee-deep in his next HBO project, the adaptation of Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects, starring Amy Adams.
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That's why we got knee-deep in the wood chips to find out what these rodents, who make the wheels of these United States spin, actually care about.
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"I was knee-deep in three different businesses, and I'd been working with the same group of Mexican guys on all of them," Chip says in the excerpt.
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Getting knee deep in the vloggersphere, you might learn the details of the scientific proofs as well as painstakingly spelling out each error in every flat-earther's rebuttal.
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No sooner is the reader knee-deep in Israeli military analyses in the 1970s (to understand goal-setting) than the narrative swerves to General Electric's human-resources woes.
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Help you prioritize your financial goals When we're buried in deadlines or knee-deep in the hustle, it's easy to push your money goals to the back burner.
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"We are knee deep into a presidential election, and I think the precedent for not filling a Supreme Court vacancy in such a time is justified," Ryan added.
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Standing knee-deep in water, Rebecca Janeiro, 32, and her son, Jaime Luis, 16, worked land dotted with yellowing cornstalks bent from the force of the surging water.
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The country was still reeling from 9/11, was three years into the Patriot Act, had just invaded Iraq, and was knee-deep in the war in Afghanistan.
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Ticket holders slogging out of the low-lying Broad Theater in knee-deep water on Saturday evening reported looking across Broad Street at a largely silent pumping station.
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But if you want another explanation, take a look at the story of Dan Slane, a former Trump adviser who has been knee-deep in those infrastructure weeds.
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The troop of biologists waded into knee-deep marsh followed by VanderMeer, camera in hand, each of them uncertain whether they would find what they were looking for.
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Before he was styling some of the biggest names in Hollywood, this cute kid was knee-deep in Cabbage Patch Kids and holiday cheer around the Christmas tree.
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With an average of 300 inches of snow each season, Whitefish Mountain Resort in Whitefish, Montana, is an ideal spot to dive knee-deep into some fresh powder.
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Suddenly the whole tech industry is knee-deep in AI-powered assistants that live within apps, performing simple, menial tasks for you, saving you time and keeping you productive.
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And Loretta Lynch, you know, there were problems there but you had the IRS knee-deep in lies and fraudulent conduct and he wouldn&apost let us do anything.
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But it's safe to say that, as part of the senior staff of the National Security Council, Harrington will be knee-deep in national security and foreign policy matters.
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Despite days of continuous heavy rainfall and violent thunderstorms, which left roads and subway stations in Guangzhou, China, knee-deep in water, life still goes on for the locals.
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The pair, stuck in knee-deep mud, were first spotted by Michael Sechler and several of his friends, who stopped by a local bay ahead of the 3 p.m.
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In conversation it will actually go by the more manageable "Partnership on AI." Member companies of the new alliance are all knee-deep in artificial intelligence and Machine Learning.
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He, however, added that those cost savings may not be immediately achievable because Walgreens is already knee-deep in completing post-merger integrations with Boots Alliance and Rite-Aid.
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Like many developers, Fru's game designer and producer Mattia Traverso was already knee-deep in the project when Microsoft announced that it was decoupling Kinect from the Xbox One.
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The image, which was taken during her summer getaway to Bora Bora, saw Lovato looking over her shoulder as she wades in knee-deep water while featuring her backside.
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The current was strong in places but mild in others; we waded in at a shallow spot that stretched a hundred yards across and was knee-deep in the middle.
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If you want to play through the game and get to Romero's level naturally, select "New Game," and then the "Knee Deep in the Dead" episode from the next menu.
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"Newark is the only place that has to put up with this," Derik McClinton, a lifelong resident of the West Side, said as he trudged through nearly knee-deep snow.
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Waters surrounding the island are also shallow enough that swimmers can go 30-plus yards out from the edge of the island and still be only knee-deep in water.
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The judge in the divorce case ordered the mediation, but we're told the lawyers asked the judge to push the mediation back because they were knee-deep in settlement discussions.
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Lalonde said she told one friend who was "knee deep in reading Breitbart and Rebel Media" that he wasn't welcome at her house if he kept up his Islamophobic rants.
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In Wulong county, about three hour's drive from the main city, the office in charge of dipiao trading is literally knee-deep in applications from farmers who want to sell.
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Formula E wrapped up its second season just a few weeks ago, but teams are already knee-deep in testing for season three, which starts this October in Hong Kong.
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"It's gotten a lot of traction, which is great for both sports, and I'm knee-deep in both, so it's great to have the ability to cross-promote," he said.
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Back then, before the boardwalk was built, he would trek through mud and the knee-deep creek to get to the island, which has otherwise been untouched since its heyday.
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Mobvoi has already created its own operating system for smartwatches, and it's knee-deep in a secret design process for its own smartwatch, Ticwatch, which will debut later this year.
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Standing knee-deep in the sea on Petone Beach, a 35-year-old Haunui crew member, Dale Dice, said taking to the sea had strengthened his connection with his culture.
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A D.J. blared out remixes of Nigerian, Ghanaian and Senegalese bangers (which I repeatedly Shazammed to no avail), while families and groups of friends stood in knee-deep water, dancing.
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It's an old game: state authorities have also been caught knee-deep in the drug trade in countries all over, such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, Burma, Turkey, China, Italy and Peru.
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As the rain intensified, Anger, who was planning to grab dinner with a friend, decided to head to his apartment instead, only to find his neighbor submerged in knee-deep water.
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On Wednesday morning, Oprah Winfrey, who owns a home in the wealthy enclave Montecito, posted a video of herself standing in knee-deep sludge and describing the destruction in her neighborhood.
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A group of teenage boys -- Jaylane Sinclair, Kashon Priest, Louis Rodriguez and Davontae McBryde -- ventured out into what was then-knee-deep water, trying to find somebody who could help them.
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His story became the focal point of Serial's second season, and host Sarah Koenig waded knee deep in Bergdahl's disappearance, brutal time in captivity, and the controversy that still surrounds him.
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Just because the characters are knee-deep in serious drama on screen doesn't mean the cast and crew behind Game of Thrones don't make time for good hijinks behind the scenes.
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It was fall of 2015, and Scorsese, knee-deep in production on Silence, was having Thanksgiving dinner in Taiwan with Pablo Helman, one of Industrial Light & Magic's veteran visual effects supervisors.
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He has spent more than two weeks in rain-soaked Idomeni, where migrants' shoes have taken on the same muddy brown hue of the fields and children stand knee-deep in dirt.
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With the WTO knee-deep in problems of its own, from trade wars to blocked judicial appointments, its director-general, Roberto Azevedo, has signalled that a "bumpy road" lies ahead for Britain.
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With the U.S. knee-deep in what has been an unusual presidential primary season, to say the least, many eligible voters are highly engaged in the process, passionate about their preferred candidates.
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People were still pop-locking at Jackie Robinson [Park] or what have you, still playing "(Not Just) Knee Deep" at the skating rink at Jackie Robinson, but hip-hop just took over.
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In a glam turnabout from the previous weekend — when Sofia found herself knee-deep in mud while competing in a Tough Viking obstacle course — the couple were the definition of sophisticated style.
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In one town, residents strung a cable across a river to ford it in knee-deep water because the bridge connecting the two sides had been washed a football field's length downriver.
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If you're knee deep into a FIFA sesh or your palms are sweaty from too much Call of Duty, you'd at least want the rest of your body to be comfy, right?
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So for the rental house he reproduced a number of Picassos , including "La Baignade," from 1937, which depicts two naked women knee-deep in the water with a third person looking on.
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He now stands knee-deep in a very messy fight to wrest the tax agency from the legacy of his predecessor, Mr. Zuma, and win back the confidence of an angry nation.
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Felicity Huffman is knee-deep into her prison sentence -- and of course, she's got some new duds for the brief stint ... a jumpsuit, which was on full display for a family visit.
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He has been a lobbyist, House staffer and Senate chief — and there is no scenario where Google is not knee deep in numerous policy fights and at the mercy of Hill action.
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A whopping 96% of couples say coordinating a wedding is stressful, which means anyone knee-deep in the planning process could likely use a sweat session (or two) before their wedding arrives.
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Knee deep in the midst of drops, a sprightly Latin guitar song emerges from the mix, and what turns out to be a Cuban folk classic immediately incites screams from the crowd.
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Moscow (CNN)As America's FBI chief confirmed an investigation into alleged Kremlin interference in US politics, Russia state TV was knee deep in other news, seemingly ignoring the dramatic events unfolding in Washington.
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In fact, she's currently knee-deep in directing her first Broadway musical, Monsoon Wedding, a theater version of her 2001 Punjabi family wedding comedy, which "will be great fun!" and opens in May.
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But after standing knee-deep in my own shower water for the first two nights, I realized that I had a plumbing problem that a bottle of Drano was not going to fix.
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Arrive to find all my work friends knee-deep in food and drink, so I quickly start my own tab and order a delicious gin and rosé concoction for myself and a friend.
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Not as much as last August, when water was knee-deep in parts of his grocery store in the historic Treme neighborhood, but enough to leave him questioning whether anything&aposs really improved.
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And before we get knee-deep into Yelp and its strategies, and how the product changes and all of that, can you just explain a little bit of what you do at Yelp?
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Since we're in currently knee-deep in building out our fall '16 wardrobes, there's no better time to stock up on some Palermo-approved pieces (or binge-watch some early-2000s reality shows).
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The company was, at the time, knee-deep in work on Windows 95 and would actually ship the platform without a Web Browser (Internet Explorer, RIP, was eventually offered as an optional update).
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We've all had our hearts broken, been knee deep in debt (to quote the astounding "Show Me The Good Life"), and experienced familial difficulties (the chilling memories of domestic violence of "Cold Hearted").
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Now that we're all knee-deep in the exposes about the "Instagram mafia," sponsored posts and deeply staged pics put up purely for likes, she's not one for curating the ideal life online.
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When you're knee-deep in Psych 101 flashcards and the Tau Kappa Epsilon frat star two tables down can't stop snapping his gum, you'll be glad you brought your headphones to the library.
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Here's something fun I found while knee-deep in a YouTube spiral: Jackie Tohn, who plays Melrose on the new Netflix series Glow, actually got her start on season 8 of American Idol.
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Photos of spots popular with tourists, like St. Mark's Square, show people wading through the knee-deep tide as water splashes up against the ground floor of restaurants and shops surrounding the piazza.
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Because there are no trails, researchers often have to bushwhack for miles in search of nests, wading up knee-deep streams or descending knife-edge slopes spongy with deadfall and slippery with mud.
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In a section of Tica called Kennedy, a path led from the main dirt road into the village, a serpentine route that, on Thursday, was still knee-deep in water for long stretches.
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After a lifetime of sailing and captaining boats — and avoiding shallow water at all costs — I watched in awe as the Sea Pearls plowed through knee-deep water at seven miles an hour.
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" And Sondland, who was knee-deep in the dealings with Ukrainian officials, testified in his private deposition that he understood "that all of my actions involving Ukraine had the blessing of Secretary Pompeo.
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Those vibrating at an especially high frequency are convinced that the US is on the brink of (or already knee-deep in) fascism, or that the deep state is preparing to seize their guns.
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In a post showing the television mogul wading through knee-deep mud in tall rain boots in her yard, she showed where a fence had been washed away and her neighbor's house severely damaged.
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Do you think that we've identified the beginnings of the problem, are we still knee deep in it, or do you think we're coming to an end — at least in terms of the disclosures?
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As long as you can keep your searches simple, overzealous work productivity snitches won't have a clue you're actually one step closer to that trip to Hawaii, not knee deep in a TPS report.
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Because although it may seem that you are feeling a simple state of depressed self-pity when knee deep in a two hour chill-step mix, it's actually a lot more complex than that.
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Donald Trump is still knee-deep in the TV ratings game -- even as President of the United States -- as Roseanne Barr can attest ... 'cause he called to congratulate her on her 18 million viewers.
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"To be honest with you — because I was knee-deep in the health care stuff — and they didn't do a bad job on health care, but there were there were lessons learned," he said.
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But as a young man growing up in Connecticut, with grandparents who lived in Maine, he developed a kinship with nature — in particular, a love for standing knee-deep in rivers and fly-fishing.
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When the all-star team of scientists disembarked to stretch their legs amid this temperate rain forest, they encountered knee-deep mosses and nail-sized thorns, a land as impassable as the Amazon jungle.
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A few years ago, I was standing in a South Korean field, knee deep in mud, incredulously asking one of my maintenance Marines to tell me again why he couldn't fix a broken generator.
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Because as she waved to a crowd of lawmakers and citizens who are knee-deep in a fight to reverse each others wrongdoings, does anyone really still care if her outfits have a hidden meaning?
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As he signed the punitive measures, he boasted that he was knee-deep in negotiations with the government in Beijing to lower America's trade deficit with China by $100bn, from $375bn (in goods) in 2017.
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But it is knee-deep in its experimental stages, something that the committee has been working on since at least 2011, with a clear desire to build with an eye toward the next generation of televisions.
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Not only did the authorities miss that deadline, we've confirmed cops haven't even presented the file to the D.A. But law enforcement sources say ... detectives are knee-deep in the investigation, interviewing witnesses and compiling evidence.
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The hang drum features prominently throughout the band's debut album, its rich sound adding depth as well as driving the music forward (this is particularly true of the title track, "Knee-Deep in the North Sea").
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The incident occurred while Henry was standing knee-deep in a beautiful river near her hometown of Eugene, OR. Her friend Elena was snapping some shots to commemorate Henry entering her senior year of high school.
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Theranos is knee-deep in an avalanche of lawsuits from investors and consumers of its blood-testing products after it was discovered the tests had an accuracy problem and didn't meet with the company's own standards.
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Robert Caro has been knee-deep in the day-by-day minutia of the 260s for years, ever since Lyndon B. Johnson crossed the decade's threshold in the fourth installment of Mr. Caro's mammoth, multivolume biography.
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In the eastern Hong Kong neighborhood of Heng Fa Chuen, residents of a flooded housing complex linked arms and held hands as they waded knee-deep through pools of rainwater in streets, parking lots and stores.
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It is one of the easiest parts to overlook because founders are knee-deep in the trenches of building a company, but they often struggle to effectively communicate what it is they are trying to build.
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On New Zealand's Volcano, Knee-Deep Ash and Boiling Water Underfoot: The team that recovered bodies from White Island went "to the depths of their endurance and past it," said the colonel who oversaw the mission.
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"Chinese consumers are knee deep using local services and apps like WeChat, QQ or Tencent Music, Ali Pay and so forth – spending a great share of digital lives in non-Apple ecosystem other than hardware," Shah said.
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"I know from my own life experiences and mistakes that our criminal justice system needs to be reformed," he said, adding that he was "knee-deep in medical bills" when he was arrested because of cancer treatment.
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Higgins is also still knee-deep in Bachelor Nation — he hosts a podcast called The Almost Famous Podcast with Ben & Ashley I., and, as previously implied, he appeared on Bachelor Winter Games, presumably to find love again.
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Get Creative/Think On The FlyWhen you're prepping and cooking for the holidays, adapting to the situation is key: there's always a forgotten ingredient or a random tableware issue just when you're knee deep in peeled potatoes.
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That summer, anti-tourism protesters lined the waterfront, standing knee-deep in the Mediterranean bearing banners reading " this is not a beach resort, " in English, in the face of bikini-clad visitors who were somnolently tanning themselves.
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"Last month, when we were knee deep in snow, my guys were out at three in the morning putting salt down to make sure (facilities) were safe for people to use," Managing Director Andy Bradley told BBC radio.
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High oil prices, trade surpluses and capital inflows meant that Asian and Arab countries were knee-deep in foreign earnings, which they reinvested in safe treasury bonds and also in riskier assets such as stakes in foreign firms.
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But for the greying, bespectacled 58-year-old, wading knee-deep through some 853,000 chickens at his isolated homestead in South Africa's North West province, it's the United States and its cheap poultry exports that are a threat.
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Before the hurricanes swept through, leaving behind horrible wreckage and devastating floods, we were knee-deep in a national conversation about why the President had so much trouble taking a strong and resolute stand against white racial extremism.
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My timing turned out to be off, though — the high tide rendered the waters stone-cold — but wading knee deep into a nearby grotto, I found small pools of steaming hot water, an inkling of Sorgeto's famed lures.
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Mr. Powell is "knee-deep into the relatively uncharted waters of easing monetary policy to nip possible economic damage in the bud rather than to tackle an actual slump," James Politi and Colby Smith of the FT write.
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After a week in which 10,000 people were killed, the UN peacekeeping force was reduced from 2,100 troops to 270, who were left "standing knee-deep in mutilated bodies," in the words of Roméo Dallaire, its Canadian commander.
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During one jackpot build-up last year, the State of Illinois, which is knee-deep in a budget quagmire, said if an Illinois resident won the jackpot, the winner wouldn't receive payments until the state's budget battle was over.
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But for those stars who are knee-deep in snow, like Gabrielle Union, who was recently spotted at the Sundance Film Festival all bundled up, we feel you (and applaud your ability to stay stylish in near-freezing temps).
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, the company has come knocking after California craft beer company Knee Deep Brewing Co. over its "Breaking Bud" IPA, filing a lawsuit over the alleged similarities between the hit AMC show and its branding.
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A complaint filed with the US District Court in California accuses Knee Deep of copping the show's logo and "other design elements" such as Walt and Jessie's hazmat gear, the RV, and the desert landscape on the beer's label.
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In the meantime, we caught up with him in a reflective mood, knee deep in the "nightmare" of trying to write his life story and wrestling with his own theories about music and the legacy of his old band.
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I think he is heading for a huge disappointment if all of his friends get married before him and, when his turn comes, these same men will be knee-deep in mortgages and car payments and maybe even children.
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Still, I won't quickly forget my own towering stack of characters hanging out with the sun, or the telephone, fork and ice-cream holding hands knee-deep in snow, or the ultimately life-affirming journey about saving the planet.
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Standing knee-deep in flood water in a west Houston neighborhood, Margolis fielded a steady stream of phone calls as he helped residents clamber out of boats and onto a bridge that formed a rare spit of dry land.
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Image 2 of 2 GENEVA – A sudden storm swept through the Swiss city of Lausanne and nearby areas overnight, popping manhole covers, sending water knee-deep into streets and shops and cascading down escalators and stairs at the train station.
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The company is still knee-deep in Model 3 production, and is finishing its Gigafactory in Shanghai and its long-awaited Semi truck — and is actively working on getting its SUV (tentatively called the "Model Y") into the tooling stage.
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"A smile with a tear" to me is a whole 15 minute version of [Funkadelic's] "(Not Just) Knee Deep," where, if you sit the fuck down and listen to the actual whole version, you'll hear the credits rolling on an era.
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Nova, meanwhile, is knee-deep in a big story exposing how the Louisiana prison system is encouraging young Black men to take plea deals because the more bodies they have incarcerated, the more money law enforcement makes from for-profit prisons.
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Apple waded knee-deep into the muck of political news delivery Monday with the announcement of a special section in Apple News devoted to the upcoming 2018 midterm elections, which will determine whether Republicans hold onto their majorities in Congress.
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Two decades ago, we would have never believed this level of marketing dollars would be thrown at our community, but standing knee-deep in it now, I wonder whether the pendulum might have swung too far in the other direction.
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Flowers were piled knee-deep at the gates of the royal palaces; grown men wept openly in the streets; mild-mannered citizens inveighed against the usually blameless queen for what they believed was an inadequate response to a national crisis.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are big events for consumers (you know, being knee-deep in discounts and all), but Super Saturday is a term coined by retailers to mark the last-minute rush to buy presents before the holidays officially kick off.
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As you know, she's been knee-deep in helping reshape the criminal justice system ever since she helped free Alice Marie Johnson back in 2018 -- and has been on a roll doing the same for others (and then some) in the following months.
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Heavy rains Wednesday into Thursday morning -- up to 5 inches in some places -- caused creeks and streams to flood, trapping some cars in knee-deep water on roads and seeping into homes near Westville, New Jersey, across the Delaware River from Philadelphia.
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I think at the end of the day, there was such great effort to make it appear he received a fair trial, and then we found out the jury was knee-deep in inflammatory press reports, lying about it to the judge.
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In 2011, she put out her debut EP Behind The Groove on Christian Smith's Tronic label, and the flow hasn't stopped since, as she's continued to rack up releases on trusted labels such as Diynamic, Knee Deep in Sound, Octopus, Ultra, and Kraftek.
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From running through alien forests to wading knee-deep through trouble on a daily basis, being part of the TARDIS crew can be hard on your footwear, so fans will definitely appreciate these cleverly designed Who-themed socks helping fill their drawers.
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Art writer/podcaster Tyler Green pointed out that Republicans have been knee deep in piss controversy before, most famously because of Andres Serrano's photograph "Piss Christ" (1987), which was part of one of the most infamous "culture war" incidents of the 1980s.
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In a 2007 interview with The New York Times, Dr. Cheney and Dr. Seyfarth talked about the rules they had for staying safe in the places where they worked — for instance, never working alone or wading in water more than knee deep.
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Standing in the rain during Mr. Trump's inaugural speech, farmers and factory workers, truckers, nurses and housekeepers greeted his anti-establishment words by cheering "Drain the Swamp!" even as the new president was standing knee-deep in a swamp of his own.
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According to the International Monetary Fund's definition of a narco-state, as a state 'where all legitimate institutions become penetrated by the power and wealth of the illegal drug trade', like Venezuela, Guinea-Bissau and Afghanistan, Albania is knee-deep in drugs money.
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Sources close to the Future tell TMZ ... the MC and his baby mama are well aware of their oldest son, Jakobi, getting recently caught up with the law down in Georgia ... but they're already knee-deep in working on his case, including funding his defense.
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"In some of the places we visited in Indonesia, the trash was knee deep on the shore, adjacent to a coral reef," Drew Harvell, a professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell and the senior scientist on the project, wrote me in an email.
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"It's a lot of work, but we're knee-deep in it right now, and I think what we love is just the idea of just finding amazing stories, people who are passionate about what they do, whether it's cooking, design, business," Joanna, 41, said.
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Last Monday the country was already knee-deep in questions about the internet's role in spreading hate speech—and whether platforms were doing enough to combat it—after the web forum 8chan played host once again to a hateful manifesto connected to a mass shooting.
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WAMBOIN, Australia — This is what climate change looks like, Australia style: A viral video, released in early January, of two middle-aged men, one a local farmer, standing knee deep in the stagnant shallows of an outback river, cradling the corpses of two enormous fish.
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In another part of the shed a third woman stands knee-deep in waste paper which she is separating into cardboard, newspaper, office paper, glossy paper, coloured paper and envelopes—which, she says proudly, fetch four rupees a kilo, against just one rupee for the newspaper.
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Here are six simple tricks that can save you hundreds of dollars a year, according to shopping experts: If you've ever been knee-deep in a shopping trip, you may have noticed that most retailers often advertise two prices: a "discounted" price and a much higher price.
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Politicians are knee-deep in the shitshow that is Brexit, and pearl-clutching commentators wheel out the same "think of the children!" commentary whenever sex is mentioned, so it's ultimately being left to sex workers to clean up the mess that prejudice and austerity policies have made.
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After flaunting her beach bod on Instagram last week, the Don't Be Tardy star took to the app again on Sunday to share a shot of herself knee-deep in the water, looking back at the camera with a sultry stare and wearing an itsy-bitsy orange bikini.
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PARIS (Reuters) - If there is a single moment identified with French golf it is perhaps that of a hapless Jean Van de Velde standing knee-deep in the water at Carnoustie in 1003, squandering a three-shot lead on the 18th hole and with it the British Open.
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No disrespect at all to recent-ish winners Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest, but I firmly believe that awards like the Grammys should spend their energy supporting and highlighting exciting new artists instead of bestowing more kudos on legends who are already knee-deep in laurels.
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The shed, and the holding pen outside—where the skiers stare into space, stretch, stand knee-deep in the snow to stiffen their boots, close their eyes and rehearse the run in their mind's eyes—constitute the Hahnenkamm's emotional epicenter, the germ of the mayhem down in the valley.
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In Indonesia, his development partner is "knee-deep in dirty politics"; there are criminal investigations of his deals in Brazil; the F.B.I. is reportedly looking into his daughter Ivanka's role in the Trump hotel in Vancouver, for which she worked with a Malaysian family that has admitted to financial fraud.
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The weapon of choice is usually not an exotic assault rifle with a banana clip; more often it's a plain old handgun held by an angry young man knee deep in "the life," killing because of a petty beef -- involving, perhaps, drugs, an insult, a bad look, a scuffed shoe.
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I do feel like if it had been normal MDMA, though, I'd know what I was doing—so the moral of the story is: How can one know how to dose when you have no idea what you're jamming up your horrible bleeding nose while knee-deep in pissy toilet roll?
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The ceremony is happening as Hollywood is knee deep in the post-Weinstein reckoning with its culture of sexual abuse and systemic sexism, and its promos — some of which feature the tagline, "Hollywood, we've got a lot to talk about" — promise that host Seth Meyers won't be avoiding the issue.
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In 2019 alone we've revisited the alleged fraud committed by Elizabeth Holmes thanks to the new HBO doc, The Inventor, and been knee-deep in court documents after The Hollywood Reporter revealed that the FBI has indicted 50 people in a sweeping college admissions fraud case involving actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman.
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"One morning, back on December '15, I saw a motor home toddle along Finlayson Arm Road and I thought to myself, There's got to be more to life than standing knee-deep in rainwater, being peed on by neighborhood dogs, and staring at the same view every single day," the book reads.
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And with all the Republican-appointed justices lining up in a 5-to-4 vote to halt the regulation before a federal appeals court could rule on it, the court also reinforced the belief among many Americans that the court is knee-deep in the partisan politics it claims to stand above.
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When we were really knee deep in the Negan story line, I always maintained that if you had followed Negan's group from the beginning and been there every step of the way for every decision he made, you would have been on Negan's side in issue No. 100 when he killed Glenn.
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He turns investigative reporter Jake Bernstein's Secrecy World: Inside the Panama Papers Investigation of Illicit Money Networks and the Global Elite into a comical farce in which Ellen Martin (Streep) stumbles across a fake insurance policy, and ends up knee-deep in the mess that is the Mossack Fonseca firm and its clients.
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"This generation that's coming out of college now is facing a dilemma that no other generation is facing, and that's automatically stepping out into the world as an adult being knee-deep in debt: student loan debt," said Tim C. Lee, CEO and founder of TCL Financial & Tax Services in Jackson, Mississippi.
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While digital artists are the ones running with this idea now, Joy-Con's could also be a boon for video editors, streamers, teachers, and anyone else who doesn't want to have to reach over and peck out the same half dozen commands on their keyboard all the time while they're knee-deep in something else.
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In 1995, Microsoft purchased a startup called RenderMorphics, whose technology became the basis of Direct3D, which became a fundamental standard for 19903D games on the PC. Around that same time, id Software was knee-deep in development on Quake, which had an engine built from the ground up to generate 3D worlds from even modestly fast Pentium processors.
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Rocking a Kalmah shirt was the same as showing up in a DIY Nightwish corset; doing so would proclaim not only my femininity (the horror!) but my appreciation for melody, which is as close to a cardinal sin as one can come whilst knee-deep in the extremely serious process of building up extreme metal cred.
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But with temperatures dipping to the single digits on some days and winds bestowing a chill that makes the air feel below zero even if you're not wet, anyone who gets dipped into the water, even if just knee-deep, risks hypothermia, the National Mall and Memorial Parks said in a Facebook post over the weekend.
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One that's very understandable, because some of these are knee deep in research, but one that's very understandable is there's a team of folks working on trying to use this thing called generative adversarial networks — we can get into what that is later on — to anonymize medical data and effectively build some type of AI that can look at private X-rays.
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As the air turns colder and we approach the holidays, we also find ourselves knee-deep in one of the best times of the year for sports: The NBA and NHL are in full swing, college basketball is getting warmed up, college football is barreling toward Bowl Season, and the NFL season is getting hot as teams position for the playoffs.
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Frankie Delgado was playing in knee-deep water during a Memorial Day weekend trip to Texas City Dike when a wave from a distant ship knocked him over and his head went under, said his father, Francisco Delgado Jr. A family friend picked him up, and Frankie said he was OK. "He had fun the rest of the day," Delgado said.
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On Tumblr, the platform du jour, there were photos of women, shoeless, in fields of flowers pouting lazily at the camera; women standing at windows in their underwear looking dreamily out onto a European street; there was even one photo making the rounds of a delicate, pale young woman in a white nightgown standing knee deep in Hurricane Sandy flood water.
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And while we daydream about what the next era of Beyoncé's maternity style will look like, us serious Beyoncé stans have been knee-deep in our own Bey-themed detective work over pressing matters, such as: Which lingerie brand(s) was wearing in her Instagram announcement; when and where she forewarned us of this blessing, and all of the memes that came with it.
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On a weeklong trip around just a handful of the 118 islands of French Polynesia, a wild dolphin belly rub was just one of many moments that made me believe I had found the Platonic ideal of paradise — a place where the sun shone hot but evenings were cooled by the ocean breeze, and where you could wade knee-deep in water and see your toes.
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And before you know it, it's 7 AM and you're staring, wide-eyed, at your 14th Missy Elliott video in a row, and then you're clicking on Missy Elliott interviews from 2002, and then you're clicking on Missy Elliott's first ever televised performance, and then you realise you're knee-deep in a late night YouTube hole that you can't quite lift yourself out of?
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One moment I was bouncing along, knee-deep in sagebrush, mind reeling from all the natural beauty zipping by, and the next I'd caught a wheel on a rock and gone sailing into that familiar somersault: butt rising from the saddle, shoulders twisting violently, hips lurching up-and-over, heels actually clicking midair, sunglasses and water bottle and half-eaten Clif Bar hurtling into the trees, the ground closing in.
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Jason Healey, a senior research scholar at Columbia University who was director for cyber infrastructure protection during the George W. Bush administration, said during the same call that he's in favor of a more-aggressive strategy, with the caveat that it could result in other countries building up their own cyber arsenals to keep pace with the U.S. "We are all standing knee-deep in tinder and gasoline with the vulnerabilities in cyberspace," Healey said.
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Kyrie Irving (33/1 odds to win, per Bovada), Carmelo Anthony (33/1) Two things need to happen for Irving to actually win this award: 1) LeBron James must miss at least one month of action, during which the Cavaliers maintain or extend a first-place lead in the East, and 2) every other time Irving touches the ball, it must be basketball's equivalent to a guest verse from Kendrick Lamar—a theatrical, rewind-required event in which he's butterfly jumping on ice while everyone else is knee deep in a tar pit.
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