Thankfully, Issa understands the power of Black women linking up.
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So how did linking up with the label happen then?
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Silverman went on to date Alec Sulkin before linking up with Sheen.
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Fiat Chrysler also explored the possibility of linking up with Chinese automakers.
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Since linking up with Barrack, Gates has been a frequent White House visitor.
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After linking up with fellow Minnesota based cobbler Julio Sanchez, Shooli was born.
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We then thought about linking up with other schools that had similar rules.
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How did you end up linking up with Phonte and 9th Wonder for "Violets"?
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Toro Rosso have switched engines this season, linking up with McLaren's former partners Honda.
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THUMP: How did you end up linking up with Tri Angle for Third Law?
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Baidu has also been expanding its Apollo network by linking up with the government.
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Geode: Finally linking up with James (Jafu) and Travis (B9) were both big moments.
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Repeating routes as quickly as possible or linking up multiple summits are specific undertakings.
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They're pouring resources into and linking up to places that are already similarly successful.
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Moran's linking up with Warp Records was as fateful and fluid as her recordings.
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In between, Turkish-backed factions have taken over territory to stop Kurdish forces linking up.
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The King of SnapChat is now linking up with the Queen of, well, Mostly Everything.
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In practice, there are still challenges in linking up local authorities' services with the NHS.
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Already, medical firms are linking up devices wirelessly to create new kinds of health treatments.
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Recently, it's been linking up with chipmakers to expand into wireless headsets and other electronics. 7.
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Immigrant safe houses A secret network to hide undocumented immigrants is linking up in Los Angeles.
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Prior to linking up with Jonas, Hudson spent Christmas with her family and friends in Aspen.
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In between, Turkish-backed factions have taken over territory to keep Kurdish forces from linking up.
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Labonte, a 54-year-old Texan, agreed, linking up with RDV Competition, a team from France.
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Jonathan had been single for nearly a year and a half before linking up with Zooey.
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Did you realize the story was linking up with what's happening in the world right now?
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It can be linking up with other effective altruists virtually and talking about what you're doing.
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The couple has been dating since the fall of 2015 , linking up after both stars' marriages ended.
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Each Bond unit costs $99, with multiple units capable of linking up together to control multiple rooms.
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Big-time brewer MolsonCoors is linking up with The Hydropothecary Corporation to roll out cannabis-infused drinks.
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What begins as a tale of linking up in the internet age—well, I won't spoil anything.
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Plus, more on the digital economy… how Walmart and Microsoft are linking up to prime the competition.
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It's not clear how linking up citizens use of essential government portals could further 'no deal' prep.
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If the team behind this merch needs a little help, may we suggest linking up with Kylie Jenner?
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"Linking up with Fade to Mind, Night Slugs, Diplo, Venus X, GHE20GOTH1K parties—all that helped," Mike says.
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Big-time brewer Molson Coors is linking up with The Hydropothecary Corporation to roll out cannabis-infused drinks.
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It examined the costs and benefits of linking up America's three big grids into a single, functional national grid.
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It has embarked on an ambitious project to simplify the state by linking up its cat's cradle of databases.
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Elsewhere, Mischa continued his slow slouch toward America, linking up with a coyote to get from Yugoslavia to Austria.
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Linking up with the Patreon platform could bring business tools and content hubs a new influx of clients and creators.
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AIX hopes to partly address the liquidity issue by linking up with Euroclear, Europe's largest securities settlement house for securities.
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VRE can be made somewhat less variable by linking up resources over a wide geographical area with more transmission lines.
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Linking up the two sides would give Assad a significant advantage in fighting the six-year rebellion against his rule.
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Hase says that those businesses will likely further capitalize on the accelerating growth by linking up with India's rising startups.
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Under the deal, China State Construction will help build the roads and infrastructure linking up the complex, called Akoya Oxygen.
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More doctors are linking up with companies that allow them to treat patients via text or online chat, AP reports.
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The agreement bears similarities to partnerships beyond the tech world where longtime competitors are linking up to take on industry disruptors.
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Here it was linking up with a second protein, alpha-4 integrin, that is found on the surfaces of T-cells.
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Possible options ranged from linking up with another retailer or an investment fund to getting help from bankers, the paper said.
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The idea of like-minded souls bound by a common cause linking up around the country is anathema to the party.
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But Native cuisine is gaining footholds in fine dining, linking up to related trends in local, authentic, and environmentally conscious eating.
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The Google Home is a great device for linking up all of the smart devices in your home to one system.
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At the NewFronts conference in New York this evening, Hart said he's linking up with YouTube to get closer to his fans.
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In the latest deal, TowerJazz said in August it was linking up with Tacoma Semiconductor Technology to establish a plant in China.
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He also envisions the parks linking up, so that animals have unbroken "corridors" that run north to south and east to west.
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Imagine all these intersections of people, groups who aren't really supposed to be meeting, linking up and coming together on the dancefloor.
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Mars is linking up with the Salvation Army's 48th annual Thanksgiving Dinner meal program to bring some magic to those in need.
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Mike gets to prepping for the Tuco hit, linking up with a gun dealer in a motel room to peruse his options.
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Part of the appeal might have been linking up with a community of likeminded people who understood what she was going through.
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I know what Burberry was thinking: It has made a practice out of linking up with British celebrity to emphasize its heritage.
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As Tobacco, he's played with a similar aesthetic, linking up with Beck, Aesop Rock, and Rob Sonic on his first three albums.
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Linking up with ETAs all over, he began documenting the acts, venues, competitions, festivals, fans, and memorabilia of this diamante-studded underworld.
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After linking up socially, Goldfarb and Anthony began discussing business ideas and technology, in part because of Anthony's recent exposure to wearable devices.
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By linking up through vessel sharing arrangements, shipping lines aim to pool runs to various destinations and save on expenses to boost efficiencies.
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Whether it was four-player Goldeneye or linking up PCs for Quake battles in the basement, the social element keeps video games exciting.
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Wi-fi is, naturally, built in, and the system will support linking up to 8 Switches together for old fashioned wireless multiplayer gaming.
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By "linking up," I of course mean that 'Taker placed Post in a choke-slam on a big screen and people cheered wildly.
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By linking up with Intel, Google is following through on its plan to lure businesses that have been reluctant to embrace the cloud.
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You can play it online with friends, of course, but it's especially fun if you play locally by linking up multiple Switch units.
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The Kurds want to carve out a continuous autonomous area by linking up the two enclaves they control along Syria's border with Turkey.
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The right speaker acts as the base, linking up to the left and offering a very satisfying rotating volume control at its top.
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Carriers could focus on linking up with long-haul routes as they try to tap into faster growing travel markets outside the Continent.
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But ... we had to ask -- would he consider linking up with his ex-Lakers teammate, Magic Johnson, and coaching L.A. if Walton falters??
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Authorities are monitoring about 40 returnees, concerned they could be linking up with existing networks, police chief Tito Karnavian told Reuters on Monday.
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Since linking up with Blac Chyna last month, Kardashian has showed off his gym sessions on social media as well as his diet regimen.
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And that is now linking up neatly with Twitch, which had been developing its own casual esports operation in the form of Twitch Rivals.
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Now, the government officials, like Li Keqiang, over in China has proposed something called The Bay Area – linking up Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau.
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His latest left-turn has him linking up with reggae veteran Gyptian for "Contact High," a welcome summer breeze in the depths of December.
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Shortly after linking up with Ramón, the whole group gets trapped by the local bully in the heart of the Bellows' creepy vacant mansion.
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That result means the former chancellor will need a partner to govern, either linking up again with the far right or tapping the Greens.
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On the freeway, cars with similar destinations clump together, magnetic bumpers linking up, sharing a slipstream and halving the collective energy use of every car.
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Infinity War's first trailer slyly offers clues as to where the missing members of Cap's team are by showing us who's linking up with whom.
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In Benghazi they have attacked forces under the command of Khalifa Haftar, an anti-Islamist general, and may be linking up with other Islamist militants.
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More than 820 extremists have left Germany to join jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq, with most linking up with ISIS, according to German officials.
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The "right to be forgotten" rule will be implemented as part of GDPR next year, also posing a challenge when linking up experiences across devices.
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A year ago, the company rolled out a service that allowed iPhone users to access their own medical records by linking up to participating hospitals.
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He came into the UN through advocating for UNICEF, but became enamored with virtual reality after linking up with Within founder Chris Milk in 2014.
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CTS commander Major General Maan Saadi said his troops were linking up with Iraq's Federal Police moving in on the Old City from a different position.
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Authorities are monitoring about 40 of those who returned, concerned they could be linking up with existing networks, police chief Tito Karnavian told Reuters on Monday.
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Since first linking up, the couple's whirlwind romance has included low-key dates, flashy birthday presents and quality time with 267-year-old Jenner's famous family.
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One aim was to stop the Kurdish YPG militia from crossing the Euphrates westwards and linking up three mainly Kurdish cantons it holds in northern Syria.
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Hilarie Burton and Tyler Hilton will be linking up on this film — as will Hilton's wife Megan Park from The Secret Life of an American Teenager.
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Jay-Z had caught criticism earlier in the year after linking up with the NFL as a part of a joint entertainment and social-justice deal.
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Native American tribes across the U.S. and Canada are linking up to demand a greater say in how to manage public land and protect the environment.
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Linking up once more in upstate New York come late 2014, they finally finished a story that had started back at the turn of the millennium.
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Years later, after a chance occasion linking up in a New York studio while Psutka was on tour, they've finally started a collaborative project called LIMIT.
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In an interview with Classic Bands, Trucks said he briefly worked a "straight job" before linking up with what would become the Allman Brothers Band in 1969.
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But it's close enough for now: Music services Pandora and Sirius XM, which have been circling each other for more than a year, are finally linking up.
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Over the weekend he solidified his role as gatekeeper of all that is beery and wonderfully bro by linking up with WWE legend The Undertaker on stage.
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Those offensives have accelerated since linking up last month, taking swathes of land from Islamic State except for a small zone near the town of al-Salamiya.
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NHS leaders hope the new workers will help practices play a more active role in their community, linking up with services provided by local authorities and charities.
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"As we speak, the Chinese vessel is linking up with our own ship to turn over the two Filipino fishermen," said Philippine coastguard spokesman Commander Armand Balilo.
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Many a celebrity has found love on the reality series, linking up with their pro partner or even with the other competitors off of the small screen.
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The longest stretch of Best Director and Best Picture linking up occurred between the years 1957 to 1966, though the phenomenon has continued steadily throughout Oscars history.
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By linking up so much of the world, the internet has given strength to those of a conspiratorial bent by letting them know they are not alone.
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Plus there were the all-important dueling pizza announcements, with Ford partnering with Domino's and Toyota linking up with Pizza Hut to test self-driving delivery cars.
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The makeup mogul's on-again, off-again boyfriend Tyga – whom she split from just before linking up with Scott – was signed to the group in Sept. 2016.
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China has long worried about disaffected members of its Uighur Muslim minority in its far western region of Xinjiang linking up with militants in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Jordyn Woods is making some boss moves after being kicked to the curb by the Kardashians ... linking up with Rick Ross and becoming a music video vixen!!!
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TheMarker financial daily cited unnamed sources as saying NSO is studying a possible acquisition to help improve its reputation by linking up with leading Israeli security figures.
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That could be electing someone to the school board, linking up with a larger organization like the ACLU, fundraising for something local or national, you name it.
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He made headlines by linking up the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with the former US basketball player Dennis Rodman in Pyongyang a few years back.
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Susan Alcorn, a pedal-steel guitarist, began her career in blues and country settings before linking up with some of the New York experimental music world's luminaries.
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"He seems to be linking up with some of the scariest and darkest forces within European societies," which all want the European Union to fail, he said.
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The government said Judge Leon ignored economic theory by claiming Time Warner wouldn't have increased bargaining power over pay-TV distributors by linking up with AT&T.
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Expect to see more "exclusive" content packages Over the last few years, internet providers have started linking up with TV and movie studios or begun making their own.
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These modern replicas of ancient trading trails are linking up more than half of humanity and account for nearly half of the global output of goods and services.
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"(Washington has) platforms from Guam and Japan linking up and operating together over South Korea with South Korean assets, with all of the governments supporting this," he said.
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Auto companies are linking up with fast-growing ride-hailing or delivery services around the world, aiming to transform a threat to their business into a growth opportunity.
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Mike will find a way to pay for it — even if it means linking up with Tio's crew again for some under-the-table and very illegal work.
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After linking up with Luka Modric, Vázquez danced past a defender and demonstrated that he had the talent to shine, if his club allowed him to show it.
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The BBC report that he has now joined the Spireites on a one-year deal, linking up with his former Sheffield United boss Danny Wilson in the process.
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Cooper split from girlfriend Suki Waterhouse just a few months before linking up with Shayk, who ended her long-term relationship with soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo in January 2015.
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In July, the chain made a stab at surviving by linking up with Amazon — agreeing for the first time to sell its Kenmore appliances through the on-line retailer.
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Despite his new domestic life, Hossein continued to work long days to help revive Saraqib's services, linking up with activists in other municipalities engaged in experiments of self-rule.
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Hadid, who dated Joe Jonas and Cody Simpson prior to linking up with Malik, caught wind of the taunt and responded with a defense of her love life. Touché.
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You're in the mood to socialize as the moon enters Cancer, and you're linking up with eccentric people and sharing unusual ideas as the moon connects with rebellious Uranus.
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In a 2014 speech he showed an interest in linking up American activists with certain European populist movements, including opponents of both the European Union and same-sex marriage.
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He's long been a constant figure on the global nightlife circuit too, often linking up with the world-roaming Detroit Love party alongside contemporaries like Moodymann and Carl Craig.
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No word yet on whether they'll be linking up for Christmas itself in the wake of their split, but all signs point to another coming-together in the near future.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nextdoor, a social network that acts as an alternative to industry giant Facebook by linking up neighbors rather than friends or colleagues, will launch in France on Thursday.
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As primary results roll in, like-minded luminaries among the politically active rich and famous are linking up with each other on social media to show their support in numbers.
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I think it's safe to say that he now knows everything there is to know about Snoop but history shows that this is probably not their last time linking up.
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At first, the only way Mr Erdogan could get his message out was by linking up with a private TV channel by mobile phone using FaceTime, a video communication app.
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Officials said the problem prevented Starliner from safely linking up with the space station, and the spacecraft was forced to land in New Mexico days before it was supposed to.
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After linking up with an engineer at the hackerspace NYC Resistor, the birthplace of MakerBot, they built a prototype, started knocking on investors' doors, and found a manufacturer in Mexico.
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She winds up linking up with Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), the head honcho of the MCU spy agency S.H.I.E.L.D., and the two get busy fighting some dangerous, shape-shifting aliens.
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Hulkenberg won the GP2 title with ART in 2009 and had been looking forward to linking up with Vasseur again after switching from Force India at the end of last season.
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According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and other sources in Aleppo, rebel fighters inside the city pushed toward their allies coming from the southwest, eventually linking up on Saturday.
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The company said that around one-quarter of its requests are currently completed by AI. Linking up with Times Internet could help Haptik massively increase its visibility and userbase in India.
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It's also one that is linking up with other efforts online: yesterday Google launched an updated search experience that includes a carousel of Twitter accounts Tweeting information related to the pandemic.
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The pair returned for a globe-spanning tour in 2014, and now it looks as though Andre 3000 and Big Boi may finally be linking up to record new music together.
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The government said last week that power utility ZESA Holdings was accessing 300 MW during off-peak hours from the Southern African Power Pool, a regional industry collaboration linking up national grids.
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BAE showed off a model of the new warplane, Tempest, on Monday, linking up with a group of industrial partners to fulfill a government plan for a new combat jet by 2040.
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The Euphrates Shield campaign has carved out an effective buffer zone controlled by Turkey-backed rebel groups, obstructing the YPG's plans of linking up Kurdish controlled areas in northeastern and northwestern Syria.
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Since first linking up, the couple's whirlwind romance has included low-key dates, flashy birthday presents and quality time with the KarJenner crew — Scott even got the famous family's seal of approval.
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He also added that building out a user profile will be a more in-depth experience, as opposed to the usual process of linking up with Facebook and choosing a few photos.
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This much is evident when he dismisses the airport employees attempting to sign him up for an airline rewards card — the very same job he held before linking up with Paper Boi.
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Linking up with a dead satellite in orbit will be a risky procedure that needs to be exact in order to make sure the system doesn't create more debris in the process.
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We're linking up with Tony Hawk, Chad Muska, Andrew Reynolds, and a host of other legendary pros to hear about their history with the sport, along with what they're up to now.
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The Witch's distributor, A24, has leaned into the overtly Satanic overtones of the movie by linking up with The Satanic Temple for performance events and screenings in NYC, Los Angeles, Austin, and Detroit.
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And for those who are so inclined, Amazon is also linking up Charts with Alexa as one more thing you can now ask your Echo or other device powered by its voice assistant.
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Lenovo owns Motorola Microsoft has used similar deals many times before, linking up with Samsung, Xiaomi, LG, Sony, Dell, and Asus — among others — to put its apps and services on their Android devices.
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But Sinochem has become cautious about linking up with Noble after the trader posted a shock quarterly loss this month and warned that it would not be profitable for the next two years.
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Our sources tell us prior to linking up with Dua in the U.K., he was in France for the Maison Valentino Fashion Show ... but then immediately flew to England to be with Dua.
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Since linking up with McKee, he took a huge step forward to realising that goal as he crushed his next opponent, Justin Linn, in just one round at Bellator 183 in September, 2017.
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An energy law to cut red tape is on hold and inside Algeria's sprawling state energy company Sonatrach, which is hoping to boost production by linking up with oil majors, there is growing concern.
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" Then, over a montage of Quinn chopping a few inches off her pigtails; linking up with Huntress, Black Canary, and Renee Montoya; and generally wreaking havoc, she continues: "The Joker and I broke up.
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The idea was to use the opening of the Ordsall Chord, a short line linking up stations in Manchester, and a new Thameslink tunnel under London to increase the number of services in operation.
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At the reception, Murgatroyd and Chmerkovskiy partied with their guests, with Murgatroyd linking up with her former DWTS partner DiMarco for a fun dance and Cameron Bure taking over the dance floor with Val.
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Big Boi knows how to give his son -- and his fans -- what they want in one shot ... gifting his boy a new whip for graduation, and linking up with his OutKast counterpart to boot.
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R.R. kept the tradition alive on Monday ... linking up with players like Trey Flowers and Ja'Whaun Bentley for the rager ... complete with a bunch of champagne and big cardboard cutouts of Bill Belichick's face!!
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It also plans to invest around 100 million euros in the next three years in areas including brand marketing, private label products, improving the shopping experience in stores and linking up better with online.
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Russia's assertiveness in 2017 also empowered Tehran, even as the ISIS caliphate was destroyed, to create an arc of Shia military power from Iran, through Iraq and Syria, linking up with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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"Linking up with a property development is a very different thing for us, but with the right quality and the right offering, this could be the start of a trend," Mr. Palmer-Watts said.
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ObamaCare die-hards have similarly tried to bury the facts linking up to 81 percent of ACA's so-called success to a Medicaid expansion agenda costing the country 49 percent more than CMS predicted.
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After linking up with Mason in real life, they received his blessing to continue aggressively promoting his ideas, to promote websites with names like Siege Culture aimed at updating Mason's framework for modern times.
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In the backend, Rapportive was linking up and integrating all that information by way of the email address you'd just typed in, which meant that you could also use the extension for reverse engineering.
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China has also expressed concern about militants in Pakistan linking up with what China views as separatists in the far western Chinese region of Xinjiang, where hundreds have been killed in violence in recent years.
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DE. Lufthansa and Etihad last month signed a code-sharing deal linking up their route networks and said they would look at further cooperation after Lufthansa agreed to lease 38 crewed planes from Air Berlin.
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He said that in January last year, Mr. Pugh boarded a flight from Cairo to Turkey with the intention of finding his way to the Turkish-Syrian border and linking up with the Islamic State.
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The United States also has photographic evidence, Ms. Haley said, of Russian vessels, including one named the Patriot, linking up with North Korean tankers on the high seas and illegally loading them with refined petroleum.
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"On January 12th, we have a series of events that will shake up our lives due to the stellium (a cluster of planets in the same sign) of planets linking up in Capricorn," Stardust explains.
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After downloading the app and linking up checking and credit card accounts, the app provides suggestions for subscriptions they can cancel, bills they can potentially negotiate lower and refinancing options that might be available to them.
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A second report, published Tuesday, by Russian outlet RBC details further efforts by the St. Petersburg troll farm's "American department" to influence opinion in the US, including linking up with activists in order to encourage protests.
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Many of the women I failed to connect with there are still using it, and its mysterious creator continues to plan new features and updates, pushing ever closer to his dream of linking up with Kanye.
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During two wiretapped phone calls in February and March 2500, Manaf and the man he believed to be the New York drug dealer discussed linking up to send heroin to the US, according to the complaint.
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" Butina stands accused of operating as an agent of the Russian government while linking up with high-level Republicans and members of the National Rifle Association after founding a Russian group called "Right to Bear Arms.
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And in the end, there's no writing-workshop epiphany, but rather that thrilling moment when the circles and arrows linking up the photographs thumbtacked to the squad-room wall form a previously unseen web of connection.
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The troubled reality star -- who's been on a downward spiral since linking up with her BF, Geno -- was spotted out this week in McDonough, Georgia ... pulling out cash at an ATM just days before the holiday.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Luis Suarez said he had missed linking up with his insatiable strike partners Neymar and Lionel Messi after Barcelona's 'MSN' attack scored six goals in their 7-0 record rout of Celtic on Tuesday.
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Linking up online with the Silicon Valley entrepreneur Curtis Yarvin — who writes under the pen name Mencius Moldbug — he helped construct the doctrine of "neoreaction," or NRx, essentially an argument that democracy had outlived its usefulness.
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Though the outstanding performers on the tour thus far have all been included, there are clusters of Englishmen in the tight-five forwards and the back line, with Irishmen linking up in the loose forwards and halfbacks.
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Mr Xi is the first Chinese leader to come to power amid the rapid growth of a middle class whose members are equipped with a powerful means of airing dissent and linking up with like-minded malcontents.
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He's invaded living rooms across the globe with his live-streamed Boiler Room sets, and seduced the heads by linking up with the Fade to Mind label and GHE20G0TH1K party—both bulwarks of the experimental avant-garde.
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Since being what used to be called a "tastemaker" became a job, and word-of-mouth tips became known as "influencer marketing," attention has been focused largely on the risks to brands in linking up with individuals.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli chipmaker TowerJazz is linking up with Tacoma Semiconductor Technology Co to establish a fabrication plant in Nanjing, China to make 8-inch wide wafers, as it seeks a foothold in the world's second-largest economy.
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Greg Hardy has been training his ass off as an MMA fighter -- linking up with one of the top gyms in the country where he's been living and sleeping while working under the tutelage of an ex-UFCer.
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For hobbyists basing their own smart home-style gadgets on the Pi, the increased connectivity will help with linking up sensors and actuators—Upton gave the idea of a Bluetooth switch to turn a heater on, for instance.
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This year, the Lamu project suffered a setback when Uganda picked a route through Tanzania to export oil it aims to produce from new discoveries, instead of linking up with fields in Kenya and piping oil to Lamu.
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The idea is that by linking up with Macerich, Lime will be able to deploy and charge scooters "where people are coming and going from the mall" Fifth Wall co-founder and managing partner Brendan Wallace tells TechCrunch.
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And if you imagine a group of those minigrid homes linking up with one another, sharing power and energy services, grouping together behind a single meter, you have a microgrid — which is also competing with its larger utility.
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Beijing has also long fretted about hardened Pakistani Islamist fighters linking up with the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), a Uigher militant group Beijing accuses of seeking to split off its western region of Xinjiang, Pakistani officials say.
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On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Times reported election officials were having issues with their systems linking up with California's voter database, which meant that the registration system wasn't tracking who had already voted or incorporating new registration information.
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Another key point with Persona is that it provides a way for its customers to access and use information for verification by linking up with other databases, meaning the data is then not kept by the customer itself.
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The troubled reality star -- who has apparently hit a rough patch ever since linking up with her man, Geno -- was spotted Friday night at Harrah's Cherokee Hotel and Casino in Cherokee, NC ... drink in hand and looking disheveled.
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What you are looking at (and, perhaps, what you photograph on your glowing phone) is a node in a network, linking up with earlier referents by Ms. Humphries, by Flavin, by other artists and in the natural world.
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While distributed teams have become commonplace in tech startups, taking that to the next level by linking up disparate groups of people all working on the same problem (but not in the same company) has been all but impossible.
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But if you're out of the loop, it's fair to think the seven-member band popped out of obscurity before linking up with Halsey for a hit single and setting a record that hasn't been achieved since The Beatles.
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"Despite China discussing for a long time about linking up with foreign markets, they are still at the stage of talking about it," added Ma, a deputy director general of the body, which is backed by the Chinese government.
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The A26 has a near-identical design, relying on physical buttons instead of a touchscreen and running a barebones interface, one that does however support Bluetooth wireless audio streaming and NFC pairing for linking up with home stereo systems.
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The video then cuts away to Drake playing video games in a hotel before linking up with Trouble to work on the track, which turns into a brief mini-party in their room and a ride around the city.
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There are suggestions that Johnson sees the world of trade ahead as opportunity for Britain, following in the footsteps of Cameron's linking up with China in March last year, but likewise unbeholden of the wishes of the United States.
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Iraq's Shi'ite-led government is aiming to control the border in coordination with the Iranian-backed Syrian army.. Linking up the two sides would give Syrian President Bashar al-Assad a significant advantage in the six-year rebellion against his rule.
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Many see that Moscow have a longer term objective of perhaps linking up those eastern territories with the peninsula of Crimea, so they have a land bridge between them too, and they also want to subject Ukraine to broader political influence.
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In the same way that challenger banks have come along to re-invent the banking software Starck, U.K. startup Duffel has done the same in the travel market, linking up airlines directly with travel agents with a 21st century platform.
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Beyond boosting a brand and consumer touchpoints, linking up with travel companies makes sense as ride-hailing goes from simply ride-hailing to become a de facto platform for travel between both longer haul (flights) and short distance (public transport) trips.
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And because of its success in linking up expensive goods with people willing to buy them, it's secured relationships with designers and brands like Dior, Fendi, Chopard and some 250 other luxury names to source key items for its clients.
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BAE showed off a model of the new warplane, Tempest, on Monday, linking up with a group of industrial partners to fulfil a government plan for the new combat jet which it said would need international partners to help develop.
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Nevertheless, although the merger appears to have been mostly a success in terms of sales and employment, the company acknowledges it may still take years to unite two very different corporate cultures and realise all the benefits of linking up.
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Particularly striking to Jaffe is how, compared to the siloed movements of previous generations, today's various movements are finding common ground; for instance Black Lives Matter linking up with anti-charter school initiatives and protesting the privatization of natural resources.
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Adam got the ball rolling on Wicca Phase by linking up with producers on Tumblr, trying to establish a network of collaborators so the project didn't always have to rest on hitting up people he didn't know for beats or features.
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Linking up its image search with inventory and purchasing is one more step in Google controlling that experience and keeping users from simply jumping to Amazon or eBay after the search to look for and buy what they are seeking.
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Nevertheless, although the merger appears to have been mostly a success in terms of sales and employment, the company acknowledges it may still take years to unite two very different corporate cultures and realize all the benefits of linking up.
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The connection feels less cosmic, however, and more material, with the etching's black lines linking up with the old-fashioned crosshatching in Conner's cut-up prints, and its deep shadows blending with the darkness encroaching on the car in Wenders' photo.
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It would be shut out of the US, Canada, and much of western Europe, but it could also sweep across the Southern Hemisphere and Asia, linking up billions of users in developing countries and splitting the world into two internets.
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The selected investor will build and operate the terminal at Thriasio for 60 years under a 250 million-euro ($280 million) investment plan which will create a new rail freight transport hub linking up with Greece's largest port of Piraeus.
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Sara Molina, Tekashi's baby mama, tells TMZ ... if he is allowed to finish out his sentence at home -- as he requested this week -- she wants him to know linking up with their 4-year-old daughter, Saraiyah, isn't in the cards.
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The storm is not expected to have a significant impact on the presidential campaign trail: Iowa is out of its path and New Hampshire is expected to be, though Washington-based staff members may have trouble linking up with their candidates. Gov.
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In 2010, IFTTT was one of the first startups to realise the opportunity in our fragmented tech world of linking up disparate apps — and later other services and devices — via their APIs, but a lot has evolved in the last eight years.
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The idea of like-minded souls bound by a common cause linking up around the country is anathema to the party The party is particularly cautious about foreign NGOs and foreign-funded domestic ones, seeing them as potentially subversive "anti-China forces".
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Linking up with friends to go spelunk for loot in the Zone while moving between car to car as cover feels great, and the clipped chatter between groups passing one another in the snow sends a shiver running down my spine every time.
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In other words, the answer to those contemporary questioners is that there are struggles happening all around you, linking up with and supporting the efforts of others attacking root causes ties you to a broader effort to shift society at its core.
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Of that £26 million, £30 million will be passed back to existing investors, with £15 million going to the company to help it invest in growth, TechCrunch understands, particularly in ramping up operations in India, as well as linking up more carriers with app stores.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - With Estonia set to become the first country in Europe to fully legalize ride-sharing companies like Uber, authorities are linking up Uber drivers digitally to the tax office in a move that may set a precedent for regulating the new sharing economy.
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Boeing is examining a possible aircraft in the "middle of the market" which it identifies as 200-270 seats between the largest narrowbody jets and the smallest widebody aircraft, capable of linking up cities over long distances within the same region or across the Atlantic.
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While they both released extremely well-received albums on their own solo fronts—Graef's Rivers of The Red Planet in 2014 and Astro's Throwback a year later—the two are finally linking up for a collaborative album debut on none other than Ninja Tune Records.
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Jonathan White, a commander in the US Public Health Service and the assistant secretary for preparedness and response at HHS, said the DNA will be collected via cheek swab by a contractor and will only be used for the purposes of linking up kids with their parents.
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"We are Luna Rossa and we are challengers, for now ..." said skipper and team director Max Sirena in an introduction to the crew sponsored by Prada, before linking up with a live hologram of former Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithilll from the team's base in Italy.
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If those restrictions are lifted in the future, a connection between the two Korean rail systems could bring huge economic benefits to the peninsula, linking up North Korean factories with markets in the South, and giving South Korean exporters a faster route to China and Eurasia.
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At GITEX Technology Week 2016, an industry trade fair in Dubai, ride hailing company Careem collaborated with modular transport startup Next Future Transportation on a driverless pod concept, capable of linking up like train carriages and potentially transferring battery packs between units to create a seamless journey.
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Although it's possible to mine with Central Processing Units, which are generally responsible for linking up all the right hardware and software in a computer, GPUs are optimized to run similar operations over and over again—which makes them perfect for hashing on the Ethereum blockchain.
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At an event in Tokyo on Friday, Gates said he was linking up with an Olympic Games for the first time to use it as a way to increase awareness of the SDGs and also urged Japan to become a world leader in aid and development.
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The app, which allows users to build enormous groups and channels, has been instrumental to the protesters—not just for organizing but also for other less conventional needs, like tracking police movements and linking up injured demonstrators fearful of going to the hospital with doctors and nurses.
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Some saw it as the queer twist we all deserved: Others were just glad that the man in this photo shoot got his due: Either way, this woman ditching her wandering-eyed boyfriend and linking up with the woman who's supposed to be her "enemy" in this scenario.
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On Monday night, Sacha Baron Cohen put together quite the star-studded crew to preview a scene from his upcoming movie The Brothers Grimsby, linking up Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, Kim's hubby Kanye West, momager Kris Jenner plus her boyfriend Corey Gamble, and Courteney Cox and her daughter Coco.
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The deal marks a significant step forward in Israel's efforts to exploit its offshore gas reserves, although it is still looking for a partnership with Egypt or Turkey, or both, which would give it far more export volume and the possibility of linking up with markets in Europe.
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As far as back as 2013, the National Council on Disability, on which I served as an Obama appointee, had written to the Vice President's Task Force to Curb Gun Violence pushing back against any measure linking up the SSA representative payee database with the criminal-background-check system.
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Following his first two LPs, Morrow began to work on what would become Concrete and Mud, linking up with producer Eric Corne in hopes of moving outside his wheelhouse of confessional folk country, and towards a sound that flirts with Americana and dances with swamp rock just for fun.
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Android Pay today has around 25 million users across 15 countries, according to recent Juniper Research estimates, and linking up with WorldRemit (and eventually other remittance companies, as this is not an exclusive deal) could give usage of the wallet a boost, both in terms of user numbers and also transactions.
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He hit the scene in the late 90s, first as a photographer and visual artist, eventually linking up with the city's famed hip-hop group Slum Village as a teenager to design the cover for their first album, and later producing beats for the group alongside the late J Dilla.
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It is acquiring Contactually, an AI-based CRM platform designed specifically for the industry, which includes features like linking up a list of homes sold by a brokerage with records of sales in the area and other property indexes to determine which properties might be good targets to tap for future listings.
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A natural computing whiz who found himself building his own games when his parents refused to buy him a games console, he figured out that the many pages of printouts he was reading and re-entering into a different computing system could be sped up with a computer program linking up the two.
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While the fog may be a nuisance to some, Hangar 1 head distiller Caley Shoemaker saw it as a treasure trove of usable water just waiting to be plucked from the sky, so she did a tremendous amount of research before linking up with Fog Quest to see if it could be pulled off.
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Tez is launching today on iOS and Android in the country and will see Google linking up with several major banks in the country by way of UPI (Unified Payments Interface) — a payment standard and system backed by the government in its push to bring more integrated banking services into a very fragmented market.
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There are millions and millions of circuit breakers in the US. If every one of them becomes a self-aware, dynamically adapting, remotely controllable computer capable of linking up and coordinating with all the other computers, distribution grids will become much smarter and distributed energy resources (DERs) will be much easier to integrate and control.
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After linking up with PR Consulting in late 2015, a public relations agency that represents brands like Balmain, Versace, and Calvin Klein, the company live-streamed the J. W. Anderson fashion show, hosted a party in collaboration with a variety of artists at The Standard, released its own fashion line, and assisted users in getting registered to vote.
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Along with bigger companies and nonprofits like Royal Caribbean Cruises and chef José Andrés's World Central Kitchen, which has been serving hot meals since the start of the storm, resorts, small hotels, and marinas are linking up with charities to load up and get small boats, which are better able to navigate the shallow passageways, to stranded communities.
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The four years that followed saw him traveling the world as a touring member of Dirty Beaches, linking up with Montreal producer Jesse Osborne-Lanthier for the confrontational collaborative project Femminielli Noir—accidentally predicting former Toronto mayor Rob Ford's biggest scandal with their cover art of a hamburger and crack pipe—then facing an existential crisis.
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"If they have clean water... girls, when they grow up to be mothers are more likely to give birth to healthy children, and to be able to help them to grow and develop and provide them with clean water and food - and those children can go to school and concentrate in school," said Jones Jones singled out Cambodia for linking up its response.
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Facebook's T&Cs required businesses to have "provided appropriate notice to and secured any necessary consent from the data subjects" to attain and use these people's contact info — but the company did not invest any effort in verifying whether consent had actually been obtained so did not actively enforce that rule April 2013 — Facebook launches Partner Categories: Further enriching the capabilities of its ad targeting platform by linking up with major data broker companies which hold aggregate pools of third party data, including information on people's offline purchases.
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