" — CONAN O'BRIEN "This weather is messing up everything.
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I can't get through it without messing up my lines.
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In another clip, she jokes about messing up a take.
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On Nailed It, no one is shamed for messing up.
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But robot drivers don't have the luxury of messing up.
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We fear messing up just when things matter the most.
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You don't have referees messing up your game for you.
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Do it in parts, Jaikaran advises, to avoid messing up.
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"She is always messing up our elections," the woman intoned.
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But, like, the good, psychological kind of messing up your brain.
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I'd have to settle for messing up some fat cat's backswing.
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We're just messing up ourselves with something as simple as plastic.
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Isn't that an obvious admission of messing up with people's health?
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He selected them as extra insurance against messing up the timeline.
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Messing up could be costly in the form of tax penalties.
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Messing up her feeds sounds pretty hot and modern to me.
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Nixon didn't want anyone messing up his photo with the Chinese premier.
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"It was, like, messing up with my mind a bit," he said.
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Because I believe so strongly that they succeeded in messing up our democracy.
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He also blamed his old manager for messing up previous child support payments.
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"During that time, I was so consumed with not messing up," she admits.
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We know what you're thinking: That haircut doesn't need any more messing up.
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Sure. "We fear taking risks because we deeply fear messing up," she continues.
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Storm Stella is currently messing up commutes up and down the Atlantic seaboard.
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They're picking up dinner because I don't like messing up a clean kitchen.
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Just don't apologize or admit to messing up during the interview, experts said.
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My biggest mistake in life was messing up that one year in college.
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He is over that fear of messing up and not knowing the words.
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The low chance of messing up the drink also works in its favor.
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So, I--do not believe in messing up our system of developing output.
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"All of a sudden I started messing up on the piano," he said.
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I learned best by messing up, sometimes badly, even expensively, but never mortally.
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More generally, Washington should make sure that Germany stops messing up the European economy.
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Sometimes, a Snapchat filter messing up is even more entertaining than the filter itself.
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Potentially messing up my hair for the rest of my life is a thrill.
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Also, his return to life is messing up the Gearys' plans, whatever they are.
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They're busy messing up their own lives because they're too busy meddling in yours.
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So we're going to try to give them that without messing up the other.
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There's also a likely chance it will rain, messing up your view even more.
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Adults claim they aren't responsible for being late, for burning supper, for messing up.
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Mid-twenties melodrama is part of life, so don't feel like you're messing up!
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We're all going to be messing up a lot in this unprecedented moment anyway.
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You're so afraid of messing up or hearing negative feedback that work quality suffers.
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Most of the time they are at work and not messing up the place.
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PayPal wants its users to give to charity, but it's allegedly messing up the details.
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Plus, how does it deal with a person who may flinch, messing up the pattern?
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Cutler then has to help Cavallari slip into the sweater without messing up her hair.
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Well now she can show you song lyrics so you stop messing up the words.
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If anything I was scared that I was messing up, but he was very supportive.
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"You think she says go because he's messing up her life," Bob-Waksberg told me.
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Basically, if the Times is messing up, then what the heck is everyone else doing?
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Now people look down their noses at us, like you are messing up their city.
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How can I copy them to an external drive without messing up the Photos app?
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You can throw it across the room without breaking it or even messing up your music.
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At points, she apologizes to the nail tech, Luz, for continuously messing up her thumb nail.
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If true, this means you won't have to worry about messing up your fingerprint scan anymore.
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It removes fallout quite well, without messing up the makeup underneath or leaving an oily residue.
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That, and avoid messing up a name or anything else that would make me stand out.
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On her channel, Kattan has confessed to messing up her near-perfect brows once or twice.
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Trump addressed Fallon during the rally on Monday, in regards to him messing up his hair.
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If you're not good and you're messing up, people aren't gonna take a chance on you.
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Afraid of messing up, he played a pre-mixed set off CDs he'd made at home.
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She and her friend were having fun: messing up, laughing, taking breaks to field phone calls.
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Using an expletive, the president blamed his acting chief of staff for messing up the negotiations.
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You aren't worried about messing up a status quo because you haven't settled into one yet.
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Then I saw a video of Nick Jonas messing up a guitar solo and managed a chuckle.
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"There's messing up and then there's lying about cancer and premeditating and calculating everything," Beador told Dodd.
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It sounds pretty difficult to mess this one up (unless drinking your ingredients counts as messing up).
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" Bell added, "We all feel frazzled; we all feel overworked and terrified we're messing up our humans.
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With the attachable flute toppers, you can sip straight from the bottle without messing up your lipstick.
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The way it's designed prevents snow from getting trapped in the treads and messing up the traction.
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"Because it's messing up our lives," said Sydney, a chatty 242-year-old with long red hair.
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If you're putting, you wanna say, 'The shadow from your ears is really messing up my putt.
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And now I'm remembering this creatively, so hopefully I'm not messing up too many of the details.
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In the past, competition with Uber might have given Grab some leeway for messing up communication with users.
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That's when Carol takes his pager because he "can't be trusted" not to keep messing up her mission.
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"This process is sort of new, and we want to make sure we're not messing up," Funk says.
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Sense with Voice can detect the light around your bed and will tell you if you're messing up.
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The sooner it started to come to light, the sooner it would start messing up Trump's political agenda.
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Pretty much all of them can list specific ways in which climate change is messing up their lives.
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In order to reverse these habits that are messing up our flow, we need to create new ones.
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So I know it sounds weird, but not caring if you mess up prevents you from messing up.
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He and his wife are walking Gracie so often that "it's messing up her schedule," Mr. Brennan said.
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He and his wife are walking Gracie so often that "it's messing up her schedule," Mr. Brennan said.
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Second, by expanding too fast, companies risk losing control of product quality and messing up their management structure.
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You can subsequently sign back into all of your other Google accounts without messing up your new setup.
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Bias Against Female Lab Animals Is Messing Up Scientific ResearchGender discrimination in science doesn't just affect women scientists.
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It's definitely not the cleanest, messing up this couple's home in the New South Wales town of Raymond Terrace.
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But then, you're hit with the reality that you are still in school, so you can't keep messing up.
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I think when we fail to point our finger inward, we're capable of really messing up in big ways.
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I think that's what Dolly Wells' character represents: all these outside forces that are messing up a perfect union.
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The state party for some reason granted one more delegate than should have been awarded, messing up the math.
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"I was so busy messing up the foreign names I messed up the words I could read," she said.
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But my earphones kept messing up, so I decided to stop it and wait until I can hear clearly.
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It keeps everything dry and prevents kinks, so you don't need to worry about messing up your fresh blowout.
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It's also a great way to keep from messing up all that data you've worked so hard to compile.
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But Shi still has a lingering concern about messing up, losing face, that she's not sure will ever disappear.
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The app also offers 750 recipes to try, already pre-scripted to cut down your chance of messing up.
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You probably don't need to worry about the death of Chrome apps messing up your browsing experience too much.
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And, Bahr said, there's no such thing as failure or messing up here; there are wins, and there's learning.
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Everyone can relate to someone messing up, but nobody can relate to someone with a perfect excuse for everything.
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" She joked, "When you're putting, you want to say, 'The shadow from your ears is really messing up my putt.
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It's easy to make mistakes on the internet — in fact, messing up one day doesn't necessarily make you a villain.
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Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown's father is either extremely canny or already messing up her career with his meddling.
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Finally, I'd be messing up big time if I didn't mention how stupidly good, the S10's battery life is.
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It's the equivalent of a fan yelling out to LeBron "you suck" and him taking that in and messing up.
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"I'm not sure what that gets us, other than messing up the week between Christmas and New Years," he said.
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Call it FOMU — Fear of Messing Up. It's like FOMO, Fear of Missing Out, but for your living room sofa.
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Messing up something as simple as the most basic fact about this mass shooting — its location — is simply not acceptable.
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I told him that's not acceptable to know that something is messing up and still let people on a ride.
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Here are 85 very real direct effects of the shutdown, including how it's messing up plans to honor the Rev.
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Kids will love the cute face and colors and can easily interact with Suzy without messing up any of the settings.
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" And while some bosses may have patience for you messing up once or twice, "with micromanagers, that option is not available.
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It can be easy to beat yourself up for "messing" up a perfectly great platonic relationship by deigning to have Feelings.
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He's not just gonna make some babies and not take care of them, or run the streets messing up his life.
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A colleague of mine took it and learned she is an Obliger, "which is totally messing up my career," she said.
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There's the ugly, awkward fistfight Cole initiates with Noah after Ben chews them out for messing up Alison's mind so badly.
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He warned that after the models went through a few times, he would instruct them to start messing up on purpose.
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Other than having to deal with the potential fallout, there's nothing wrong with accidentally messing up and putting nude photos online.
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Bloomberg needs sparring partners who will let him have it and be frank with the former mayor when he's messing up.
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"Often times, people pay to have a professional prepare their taxes because they have a fear of messing up," says Marineau.
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While Trump's attacks have yet to have any discernible impact on Fox News's programming, he risks messing up a good thing.
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Quantum Break is not a difficult game; it's a goofy playground for messing up soldiers with your absurd time-travel powers.
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I've always had a bad habit of not pre-reading recipes before I start, and often messing up because of that.
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Two 'Add User' icons is a big red flag and far more suspicious than messing up an estranged lover's Recently Watched queue.
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" (Warning: NSFW language in videos) Sia had another memorable struggle in 2011, when she was equally adorable messing up "Go to Sleep.
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As he kicked off IO, Google CEO Sundar Pichai apologized for Google messing up both the cheeseburger emoji and the beer emoji.
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" Witherspoon also touched on messing up an audition with Robert De Niro at 14, explaining she had "no clue who he was.
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"It's not necessarily about the anthem, that's where everybody's messing up," Tennessee Titans star defensive end Jurrell Casey told CNN last month.
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The only thing that tabloids enjoy more than a young sporting success story is a young celebrity messing up in some way.
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The owner of the flower store gesticulates and rolls his eyes at a dog messing up the sidewalk just outside his door.
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And then you will have the crossed-out appointment — which can appear as a daily appointment — messing up your carefully organized calendar.
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"I'm sure they were thinking, Who is this 25-year-old girl messing up my perfect pot?" she says with a laugh.
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Even if you feel like you're messing up all the time — and you probably are — it's worth keeping up the good fight.
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Instead of messing up power generation, the intruders watched and recorded information from computers that received the data from the energy generation systems.
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Seeing tweetstorms and not understanding how they work, or messing up when you try yourself can discourage people from sticking with the app.
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Like a brutish house guest that's always breaking or messing up your stuff, Siri might be too stupid to let inside just yet.
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Oh, and the fact that Keith has done this kind of thing before, and keeps messing up the ages of his mother. Twitter!
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"Provoking friction and messing up China-US relations won't help 'make America great again,' " read the page-one opinion article from People's Daily.
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The intervention of the knife and fork is inevitable, so welcome the messing up process as they do with this dish at Tivolihallen.
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Fans would remember Rachel messing up orders, taking long breaks to chat with friends and even admitting to sneezing in rude customers' muffins.
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Then she took off her Santa hat and started messing up her hair, pulling strands so that they'd stick out in all directions.
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We worry about messing up our older kids Good news: When those babies grow up we can find new things to obsess over.
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And now you may be unintentionally messing up your own kids up, despite being conscientious and also doing what you think is right.
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Back in February we reported on how global warming was messing up the outdoor skating season in Canada and the northern United States.
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I stuck to that this whole month and I am seeing great results; following the diet to a T and not messing up.
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It could take around two thousand physical qubits working in tandem, in fact, to create one reliable "error-corrected" qubit resistant to messing up.
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I'm not sure if it's a result of Youtube messing up the original quality of the music, but there's a nice haziness to it.
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Joining the working world comes with a lot of feelings: excitement over new beginnings, fear of messing up and lots and lots of nerves.
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And instead of risking messing up someone else's save state, a new player can just start off the experience with the first DVD disc.
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Katy Perry, lover of props, should maybe rethink her stage set-ups for her next big performance because things keep messing up for her.
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I was doing digital video on digital cameras, like one take of me rapping over a beat, no messing up, just straight going through.
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And debating is particularly unappealing to frontrunners in multi-candidate fields, since the odds of all your opponents messing up simultaneously are objectively low.
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If, in Australia, she had been concerned primarily with not messing up, in Mexico she was able to relax into the inspiration she found.
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Farmers are famously and sensibly sceptical of change, since the cost of getting things wrong (messing up an entire season's harvest) is so high.
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In her first three months she has handled thousands of bond trades worth nearly $22018bn, never complaining, messing up or even taking a break.
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The crowd tried to join in and help her along, but the lyric blowing must have been contagious, because they were messing up too!
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The congestion is also messing up schedules for shippers across the Asia Pacific region as vessels sit idle outside China's ports for several days.
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So he agreed that that would be ideal, but this cloud is still messing up my ability to do the rest of my agenda.
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I was in way over my head, and I felt like I was always messing up—I think I had something like impostor syndrome.
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"They're messing up people's lives in the middle of their fight," said Tamika Ferguson, who claims Mr. Nygard raped her when she was 16.
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At the same time, Mr. Corbyn, the beneficiary of subterranean expectations, appears to have been given a lift by simply not messing up badly.
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In the car together, we sing loud and off-key, messing up the lyrics to whatever Top 40 song is popular at the moment.
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For example, he&aposs being accused of treason, he&aposs been called a traitor, for messing up a press conference suddenly he&aposs Benedict Arnold.
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But the show also toys with the prospect of messing up the timeline, albeit more in the service of comedic effect than the butterfly variety.
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You can send your kids off to school or kiss your partner and not have to worry about messing up your foundation or your lipstick.
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Screenshots can now be saved to a number of different destinations to help avoid messing up your desktop, including Preview, Messages, Mail, Documents and Clipboard.
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They're a staple when it comes to haircare, laying down the friz to emphasize the person's waves or curl pattern without messing up their growth.
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If Garrett gets more involved in the drama next week, it could upset Hannah, which would explain why Garrett seemingly blames himself for messing up.
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He is messing up his sleep schedule so bad but gets really annoyed when he's woken up from a nap, so I don't even bother.
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Apple's cloud game has issues — that's true for all of its services — but music is an area where messing up can be really, really bad.
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Plus, the curl was soft, so it was difficult to select the next piece of hair for curling without messing up what I'd already done.
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It reminded Kenny about his own run-in with a fan hell bent on messing up his game when he was playing at North Carolina.
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Among the signifiers of a New York summer—the Mister Softee jingle, air-conditioner droplets messing up your hair—is the sound of blank verse.
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Even when I try to be silent, I can't because worry is like words, hard to stop them from getting in, messing up your house.
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At times, this interferes with the Flagpole Glitch, nulling its effect, which means there's no reason for a speedrunner to risk messing up an attempt.
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Tickets will be available at the box office and only to those who can sing "Born to Run" without messing up any of the words.
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Mr. Liman likes playing with Mr. Cruise's persona, say, by messing up that famous smile, and he clearly likes letting his star strut and glide.
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I'm always very conscious of messing up her morning routine, because I'm usually still at the gym when she leaves for a shift or for class.
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NBC's "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" is notably absent after being widely criticized by the left for playfully messing up Trump's hair in September 2016.
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The app also prevents kids from messing up the blueprints and jamming the printing head—which can often be a problem in more professional-grade printers.
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Children are taught that getting punctuation wrong risks messing up the message they are trying to get across, and the Maine case seemed to prove it.
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Once footage came out of Trump seemingly messing up the words of "God Bless America" during his event at the White House, Russell tweeted once more.
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"Provoking friction and messing up China-US relations won't help 'make America great again,'" the op-ed warns, borrowing Trump's signature phrase from the campaign trail.
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While it's not as though Sony is hoping she makes minor mistakes, it's heartening to know that our greatest singer is capable of occasionally messing up.
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If you were the woman who complained about Ezra Koenig and Jonah Hill messing up your Zabar's experience, please send us your side of the story.
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His behavior is also a mystery to his handler and sort-of friend Fuches (Stephen Root), who doesn't want to risk messing up their profitable relationship.
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It's deeply misogynist and maybe slander, and derails the film's ability to make a (salient) point about the media's role in messing up contemporary American life.
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It's clear that Alison is upset because she wasn't able to have kids of her own, but she blames it on Helena messing up the craft room.
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It's that second kind of search, the "advanced" kind, where CBP has really been messing up and regularly leaving the personal data of travelers on USB drives.
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The trouble, said the group from Novartis, was that the test used by Dr Lee's team was sensitive to proteins besides GDF-11, messing up the results.
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The truth is, most home cooks will never notice the quiet design choices that prevent them from messing up their food, and that's generally a good thing.
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Fear, of course, of messing up in a kitchen known for perfection and overseen by a chef who is not unfamiliar with the challenges of anger management.
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I'd have rather seen the hands-down best performances of the round than the same few faves messing up but being so adorable that it doesn't matter.
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But if you're a perfectionist, your fear of messing up may lead you to delay action and overthink decisions that could solve key issues for your employer.
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"We are really messing up with the natural world, and with the climate system, and things like this can be expected to happen more often," Otto said.
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They're killing two birds with one stone — kicking out people who were actually doing something... and messing up all the cases with one stroke of a pen.
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The game's design encourages this since there aren't really any harsh penalties for messing up or taking too long, aside from the game taking longer to finish.
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As long as your heat isn't too high and your pan is well-oiled, there's little risk of messing up your food in a stainless frying pan.
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If this incident has proved anything, it's that you can get away with messing up some things, but when it comes to fans' precious rom-coms: tread lightly.
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Bryan Cranston, meanwhile, quoted President Lyndon B. Johnson -- who he played in HBO's "All the Way" -- to provide colorful advice to Trump about not messing up the country.
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"It gives a new clinician a chance to mess up with a virtual patient (and learn from it) rather than messing up with a real patient," Rizzo said.
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The (admittedly hilarious) special is essentially a running list of stories about him messing up and the various ways he tried to play it off or begrudgingly apologize.
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Because it needs unpolluted conditions to operate optimally, it includes contamination sensors that keep an eye on whether and how its environment might be messing up its measurements.
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It employs algorithms to add colors on objects without messing up their borders and surfaces, and it uses gradients to make faces and landscape features look more natural.
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Plus, you don't have to worry about a photographer messing up the angle or telling you how to pose: It's just you, the mirror, and your trusty iPhone.
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"This deliberate manipulation of numbers and facts could lead to messing up the good economy the president inherited from President Obama and hurting the middle class," he said.
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Because sometimes you don't realize when you are messing up until somebody tells you, and sometimes, being a young player, you don't understand the way they're telling you.
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In it, she complained about messing up her flights and hotel bookings and catching an illness, and she warned people not to visit the Greek island of Santorini.
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" These emotions are worry, anxiety, and rumination—or, as Hill puts it, the "intrusive thoughts that sometimes people can experience in and around the consequences of messing up.
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Mr. Deeney offers us a nice, light theme that includes a song, a television show title and a novel that all have to do with messing up time.
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As I rejoined the conversation, my expression was that of a child trying really hard to re-enter a double Dutch game without messing up the skipping ropes.
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He's completely different from Trump on so many key issues including trade, immigration, the Muslim ban, the wall," Bernstein said, adding that Pence could be "messing up his brand.
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Dee-1 raps about being late on his loans after graduating because he "wasn't making quite enough to pay 'em back," and messing up his credit ("Check my Equifax").
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"There's never been an indication that I wouldn't be back, and there's never been an indication that this is something messing up my career," Thomas told ESPN on Tuesday.
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"America is losing the big stage right now not because of their internal affairs and issues, but because of how they started messing up internationally," the Turkish student said.
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"I wasn't trying to expose Russia, I was trying to expose corrupt sports officials that are completely messing up competitions not just inside the country but globally," he said.
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One member told the police that Mr. Gruver kept messing up the Greek alphabet and that Mr. Naquin, 19, forced him to drink each time he made a mistake.
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"I think this time was a deep lesson, in terms of fake news messing up with a lot of people's judgment or not getting clear information," he told reporters.
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If we heed Gridlock Sam and this valuable, humane book as we move toward a future in which we largely surrender the wheel, we can avoid messing up again.
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RIENER In other performances in public spaces, I have felt people reacting like, "You're messing up my 15-minute break by being a weirdo," but there's a permissiveness here.
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For one, McKinlay notes, signals from these satellites are relatively faint, and can be bounced around by buildings or other structures, messing up the information gathered by GPS receivers.
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NBC is excited about Timeless, its new time-traveling procedural that repeatedly sends a team of experts back in time to stop a nefarious villain from messing up history.
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The Ableton employee, who remained remarkably calm throughout, attempted to help Welter, whose main claim was that his launchpad program's loops were randomly firing off, messing up his fake set.
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Facebook has been messing up a lot lately, but the advertising giant's most recent misstep still managed to surprise in that it took place in a rather unexpected venue: Twitter.
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Since the shoes are made of a leather upper and rubber outsole, you can really go to town cleaning without worrying about messing up a delicate suede or knit material.
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Because we pump heat-trapping greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the world is warming up — and that is messing up Earth's cycles of cold and warm spells.
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Eventually, Zoey apologizes for messing up girl code, and all her friends forgive her — save for Jazz, who removes herself from the narrative entirely by leaving the squad's group chat.
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"I think that's really the tip of the iceberg on what further damage Bran could do in terms of totally messing up time and the history of time," he continued.
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That's after several scandals involving bugs messing up ad metrics reported to clients, and agency execs claiming video ad viewability rates are only 20% to 30%, well below industry benchmarks.
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I was like, Listen, I can maintain this moment of Amy messing up, because I thought, you know, exploring the anxiety that comes from discovering your sexuality, that's interesting to me.
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The only problem for a nervous Khloé is that Kylie "keeps going back and forth" about whether she is going to do her own announcing, which is messing up her planning.
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That could have sounded like an encouragement to keep up the good work by spending the money he did not have, and messing up the French public finances in the process.
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At times, it seemed like the only way to avoid messing up during this year's ceremony was by doing nothing at all—and many of the night's performers did exactly that.
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In some ways, Nailed It feels a bit like America's answer to The Great British Baking Show because the competition is extremely friendly and no one gets reprimanded for messing up.
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If you do insist on doing your own at-home extractions (please don't!), check out this handy guide for more information on how to do so without messing up your skin.
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For fans everywhere, let's hope that they know better than messing up the Potter geography like they did in L.A., where Hagrid's Hut is just steps away from Ollivander's wand shop.
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He railed against Pakistan and its main intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence directorate, better known as the ISI, which he blamed, like many Afghans, for messing up his ancestral land.
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In the 35-minute video, she complained about messing up her flights and hotel bookings and getting an illness, and she warned people not to visit the Greek island of Santorini.
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In his opening salvo, Trump accused May of messing up Brexit and of failing to listen to his advice, thus wrecking the opportunity of a trade deal with the United States.
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"I would like to tell the president, 'Man, you are messing up our market,'" said Kevin Scott, a soybean farmer in South Dakota and the secretary of the American Soybean Association.
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If nothing else, Starbucks employees may have to think twice because all the publicity surrounding the training could send a message that messing up on race could cost them their job.
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We're curious as to whether you've also been keeping count of how many times you've been forced to apologize for breaching people's trust or, well, otherwise royally messing up over the years.
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Another example is the purposely misspelled track "The Story of Yo La Tango" (a clever nod at early show fliers, talk show hosts, and others messing up the band's name and pronunciation).
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Robert Czech, a board member who helped uncover the theft, said Ms. Dimitrie immediately admitted to "messing up" and kept repeating at the meeting that her husband knew nothing about the fraud.
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Related: On the new episode of "The Argument" podcast, Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and I talk about the Democrats' chances of winning back the Senate — and whether they're messing up those chances.
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But sometimes, you just need some shut-eye — with this on-the-go pillow, your gift recipient can catch some Z's while on their commute without messing up their already packed schedule.
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But sometimes, you just need some shut-eye — with this on-the-go pillow, your gift recipient can catch some Z's while on their commute without messing up their already packed schedule.
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"You tell your husband to stop (messing up) the streets downtown," a constituent told Buttigieg's husband, Chasten, in the grocery store one day, using an expletive, the mayor writes in his memoir.
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Going into final judging, I really wasn't sure who was safe and who was going home, given how much each person seemed positively sure they were messing up every step of the way.
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If you don't think to yourself "big same" over these friend groups 0.2 seconds away from strangling each other over messing up that first "CREEPER" line, I don't know what to tell you.
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If Trump is too distracted by other pressing issues, the Congressional leadership should perhaps take a look at trade policies that are messing up the markets taking nearly a quarter of American exports.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has slyly changed his name to "Tim Apple" on Twitter, an apparent reference to the president of the United States, perhaps mistakenly, messing up his name at a meeting.
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We've had the same horses since the pilot, we know their personalities, they're part of the crew, and when they're tired and done, they'll start messing up shots so they can go home.
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Negative rates imposed by the central bank had prompted more taxpayers to pay early, the finance ministry said in a statement on Friday, messing up government accounts and impeding budgeting and financial planning.
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Heather, 34, who set up autopay and monthly reminders for bills: I was tired of feeling bad about myself for messing up something I "should" have been able to stay on top of.
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He's also engaged in some moderate stunt work, and has frequently shown aptitude for messing up both bad guys and inanimate objects as the title character of the BBC's excellent crime drama, Luther.
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"There was one response where she opened her eyes a little bit and we kind of interpreted it like, 'Enough of that; you're messing up my song,'" Mr. Lewis said with a laugh.
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But if Freeman's goal — dating back to 2002 — is to bring great coffee to more people, and if Nestlé invests in Blue Bottle's continued expansion without messing up the formula, maybe that's okay.
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In some ways, modern parents face a no-win situation: we're often blamed for being too protective and messing up our kids and society, or else for being too lax and doing equal damage.
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But we also need lessons in self-awareness — on exactly how our decision-making tool is fundamentally flawed, and on mental frameworks we can adopt to avoid messing up even more than we do.
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Read more: Jillian Michaels says she sees people make 5 big mistakes at the gym, including avoiding the weight room and messing up planksOne of Calabrese's former clients, for example, would often binge eat.
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But the setting and the casting only scratch the surface of how deeply director Adam Wingard has robbed Death Note of its identity, messing up nearly everything that made the original series so compelling.
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Fallon, while not truly criticizing Trump, had recently revealed he had suffered a backlash for playfully messing up Trump's hair during an appearance on The Tonight show in the heat of the 2016 campaign.
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For the first time that night, I felt a crackle of the old Margulies magic, of that sense of gentle humor and sorrow regarding the ways we just can't help messing up our lives.
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But pregnancy is not messing up; for women it can and should be able to be part of a thriving professional athletic career, as my teammates have shown and I hope to show too.
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Davis says Twitter is soliciting feedback from the community on what it should prioritize and ways to safely implement certain features without messing up other parts of the product that do work well today.
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Tyler was in town for a recent appearance on the Late Show, as well as to visit his daughters and grandchildren, he says, but the weather was currently messing up their plans to go downtown.
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She's rude (even when she's at fault), she's lazy (she doesn't want the responsibility that comes with a real job and is constantly messing up at her job that pays her) and she's reckless (always!).
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Featuring a low-profile design that's comfortable to wear for hours on end, the EarDial Invisible Smart Earplugs for Live Music filter noise so you can enjoy your favorite bands without messing up your hearing.
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But sometimes, you just need some shut-eye — with this on-the-go pillow, your gift recipient can catch some Z's while on their commute without messing up their already packed schedule (or their neck.)
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It's not only that it's hard to follow a conversation between two people on the platform, but rather there's a weird bug that's messing up likes, retweets and notifications, something which Twitter is working on resolving.
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"Hey safari don't you know this freak Chris brown is kicking me out of his house because I called his friend jewelry fake can you come get me my Uber is messing up," she reportedly wrote.
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The FauxBleu technology, as it's called, is based on the texture of the real deal, but the synthetic bristles work to blend, buff, and set powder products without messing up the rest of your makeup underneath.
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"What I learned was that while, yes, these guys and these folks were creating a country, they were also regular people messing up and doing the wrong thing and trying to figure it out," he said.
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There are a lot of people who are wondering if they can sue someone else, usually for very dumb reasons—like the person who wondered if they can sue McDonald's for messing up their order periodically.
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And there's one thing that's really starting to become the cherry on the shit cake that's 2016; it's annoying, it's frequent, and it's messing up a transaction that I've always been able to breeze through with ease.
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Just search Twitter for "Jordyn Woods," and you'll see countless tweets calling Jordyn a homewrecker, a slut, a snake, and an idiot for messing up future lucrative business deals with a family as powerful as the Kardashians.
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How do you tell someone that factories and cars and deforestation on the other side of the world are slowly heating up the entire planet, warming the ocean, making it more acidic, and messing up reefs worldwide?
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In sewing each quilt, he thought about memory and labor as he pushed his needle through the fibers, often bloodying his fingers in the process, sometimes messing up and pulling out the stitching and starting over again.
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It wasn't until Wattpad wrote to her directly telling her about the numerous agency requests about her story – and that it was so popular it was messing up their internal metrics – she decided to meet with them.
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N.C. "I'm messing up all of Drake's words/on purpose," Chance the Rapper sings midway through this cover of Drake's "Feel No Ways," a song about feeling the sharp lash of recrimination from someone you once loved.
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In the end — which is to say, the beginning of season 3, which premieres on November 20 — I wound up despising everyone involved, really hating them for so severely messing up what should have been an idyllic life.
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The German-born, London-based artist isn't afraid of "light" subjects either, whether she's painting a party girl in a spaceship, a starlet sprawled with her sunglasses among the latest tabloids, or a blonde messing up her manicure.
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"Because I was so afraid of messing up, I wasn't willing to take a chance on myself," Gaines writes in an essay titled "Free to Evolve" in the summer issue of her and husband Chip's magazine, Magnolia Journal'.
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Now that summer's right around the corner, the styles act as a way to let your hair breathe while enjoying the sunshine... and maybe even taking a dip in the pool without fear of messing up your curls.
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Losing Evgeni Malkin last week hasn't slowed them down; they've won six straight, at least temporarily messing up the Rangers/Islanders first-round matchup we've all been counting on, and now have their eyes set on home ice.
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Sure, Trump pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and instituted a ban on Muslims, but at least we have GIFs of the president showing off crude drawings and messing up that S-symbol everyone used to draw.
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On Friday, the Yankees' hitting coaches, Marcus Thames and Alan Cockrell, had called Frazier's attention to a "hitch" in his swing, a tiny hesitation that was messing up his timing and causing him to jump at the baseball.
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And that mistake only happened after messing up countless times while running their own agency for an assortment of shadowy benefactors, not to mention a brief and reckless detour into light drug dealing, in a Miami Vice–inspired set of adventures.
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With the Street buzzing about asset manager BlackRock's decision to let machines play the market, Jim Cramer defended stock-picking for individual investors, arguing that some stocks are simply too good not to buy out of fear of messing up.
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I said before that if fashion companies aren't making a fitness tracker yet they are messing up, and now I'm going to adjust that statement and say appliance companies that aren't making a customized Alexa skill are missing the boat.
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Indeed, the Recording Academy has been messing up and disappointing fans since 1959 — especially when it comes to album of the year, its most prestigious category, which has consistently failed to recognize some of the most beloved albums in history.
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When I pointed out every time Brad put his shoes in what I deemed was "the wrong place" and made him feel like he was perpetually messing up in his own home, we laid on the bed and hashed it out.
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"When people look at the White House and see this multi-millionaire, — including, by the way, independents and moderate Republicans — and now he's messing up so many things, I don't think they say, 'Oh, we need someone richer,'" Klobuchar contended.
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One week he'd notice a guy on his tour taking photos and jotting down notes, and the next week he'd arrive at a location to find the same guy giving a tour himself, regurgitating Brian's material, messing up his jokes.
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Being in the position I am, I should know better... I know I can't keep messing up like this... I owe it to my audience and to myself to do better than this, because I know I'm better than this.
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But even if you're going to a shopping mall or museum, the content's got to be good enough to justify messing up your hair, getting those lines around your face and having your buddies take pictures of you and making fun.
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When you take a step back and look at your life as an adult and are able to say "Man, I be messing up" or "It's not always this person's fault, these are my flaws" it helps you be more well-rounded.
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But then on the sides of the device, there are two more USB-C ports so that when you're gaming, you can hold the phone in landscape mode and still have somewhere to plug in a power cable without messing up your grip.
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If a public servant or governmental department hires a company to build a website, do government employees understand enough about how a digital product should look, feel, and function to adequately understand when a contractor is messing up or delivering a bad product?
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On the face of it, Amazon isn't asking much: just create a chatbot using Alexa that can talk to a human for 20 minutes without messing up, and you get a $1.5 million prize (with $2 million in other grants and prizes).
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That's a problem because target-date funds tend to move toward more conservative investment allocations as investors age, so savers who spread their money out across target-date funds and other options are messing up their exposure to fixed income and equities.
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Dak Ralter: A Star Wars Story In a bid to avoid messing up an increasingly complicated canon, Disney commissions a standalone movie about Dak Ralter, a character distinguished primarily by dying in the back of Luke Skywalker's snowspeeder during the escape from Hoth.
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I never quite realized how much trouble it was to find selective items in my suitcase before, but being sectioned off like this, I was able to slip out one bag at a time without messing up the rest of my packing.
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Plus, there are plenty of female students who aren't worried about P.E. messing up their makeup (though it does, and it's stupid to have that class in the middle of the morning when you still have a full school day ahead of you).
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With the Street buzzing about asset manager BlackRock's decision to let machines play the market, Cramer continued to defend stock-picking for individual investors, arguing that some stocks, like Facebook's, are simply too good not to buy out of fear of messing up.
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We may be tired of Bojack's old schtick of messing up his life and going on a destructive bender, but there are more stories to mine in the menagerie, and the show has discovered inventive, and often heartbreaking new ways to tell them.
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Probationers who are revoked, or sent back to jail or prison for messing up on a condition of supervision or for committing a new offense, make up 2900 percent of all admissions to Georgia's prisons, and 220006 percent of Rhode Island's admissions.
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Currently a hobby of mine is playing guitar, its so rewarding when I learn how to play a song just like my favorite artists, but sometimes I find myself timid to learn new songs that I love for fear of messing up.
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Read More: Climate Change Might Be Messing Up Volcanoes' Planet-Cooling Powers Though this is not the first drone footage filmed from the volatile environment above volcanoes, the Bristol/Cambridge team plans to build on their findings with a more ambitious expedition later this year.
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As we told you ... the "7 Rings" singer copped to messing up her palm tat -- which was meant to spell out the name of her new track, but because the tattoo artist forgot a couple characters, it actually translated to a Japanese style BBQ grill.
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"Fat hatred has become so pervasive that it is part of the fabric of our language and interactions," Robyn Silverman, author of "Good Girls Don't Get Fat: How Weight Obsession is Messing Up Our Girls and How We Can Help Them Thrive Despite It," said in 2012.
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But white people need to get over that and keep trying anyway -- because the embarrassment of messing up is nothing compared to the experience of living each day with the fear, internalized stress and inherent risk that come with living while black or brown in America today.
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The TV rolls up and down out of a box that also has a speaker and all the ports inside (including HDMI 2.1), but because the TV isn't always out—a big black rectangle messing up the aesthetics of your living room—it actually has three modes.
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I'm pretty used to playing Pokémon games with a handheld, so it wasn't really a big disappointment, but I would really like to play the game docked with the option to not waste Poké Ball after Poké Ball by messing up the angles of my throws.
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Ford claims one of these fitted with the 10-speed and set to its Drag Mode with launch control enabled will do 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds, while the rest of the changes sharpen the handling without messing up the on-road ride too much.
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" Controversies spur 'madness' "We now have a commander in chief who picks fights with truth-seeking journalists, with his own FBI agents, with football players, but he somehow bungled a chance to stand up forcefully to Nazi terrorists, and to Russians who are messing up our elections.
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Advised by "the approvers" — including André Bishop, the artistic director of Lincoln Center Theater — to make the poster less complicated and more direct, Mr. McMullan used just a single figure for the final piece, erasing the "tiny white champions messing up the composition," as he put it.
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It's great for entertainment, too: I could put a full-screen Netflix or YouTube video up on the main panel, while still being able to browse social media, chat with friends, and even look up the name of that actor I couldn't remember without messing up the stream.
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Driver's naïve character is truly out of his element, which makes for a fun skit in and of itself — running into walls and messing up the entire mission, but what really makes the sketch is the fact that SNL decided to forgo using game footage for the sketch.
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The couple's friend, Vylet Randolph, told the jury that on the day Kibuishi's body was discovered Wozniak was "freaking out" and saying he was the last person to see Herr alive when Buffett allegedly told him, "Your messed up memory is messing up my story," the Register reports.
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After messing up her romantic life in New York, an unemployed party girl and internet writer named Gloria (Anne Hathaway) returns to her hometown, where a chance reunion with her childhood friend Oscar (Jason Sudeikis), who has taken over his father's bar, turns out to have enormous impact.
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Canada's picture is complicated by its direct response to aluminum and steel tariffs, but those industries aside it, too, is following a far more sophisticated strategy than the U.S.: Except for steel and aluminum, Canada's retaliation seemingly attempts to avoid messing up its engagement in North American supply chains.
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That's a lot of money, and a lot of people who aren't either getting completely better (which leads to the evolution of drug-resistant superbugs — illnesses that no longer respond to traditional treatments) or who are messing up expensive, vital clinical trials that prove the efficacy of new types of therapies.
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A couple at the center of the action, Ethan and Lisa, played by Key and Smulders, goes through a round of IVF as one of the difficult life milestones the show takes on (others include a decades-long affair; a proposal gone wrong; and really, really messing up at work).
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A Way Out supports online play, but unless you and your partner have a microphone, I wouldn't recommend it; half the fun was puzzling things out with Josh or trading apologies for messing up a shootout sequence for the ninth time or intentionally letting a fan crush the other player.
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And yet his Eastern wisdom (he was a direct disciple of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the only Beach Boy to go on that famous visit to the maharishi's ashram in India with the Beatles and Mia Farrow) and highly evolved attitudes did little to keep him from messing up his life.
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And of course (I can't say this too many times and you can't say this too many times), talk about impaired driving, about not driving if something (drink, drugs, fatigue) is messing up your brain and your responses, about not getting into a car with a driver who might be impaired.
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I noticed something last week — thinking there must be some kind of weird bug messing up the browser's page rendering because suddenly everything looked similar: A homogenous sea of blue text links and favicons that, on such a large expanse of screen, come across as one block of background noise.
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But sometimes, you just need some shut-eye — with this on-the-go pillow, your gift recipient can catch some Z's while on their commute without messing up their already packed schedule (or their neck.) A sous vide cooker Grilling a steak in the winter is... not the most fun.
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Admittedly, it's hard not to feel sympathy for all concerned -- beginning with Brennin Hunt, who played Roger and suffered the injury -- although again, it's not like the high-wire act of these live productions, and the possibility of messing up, is the principal reason people tune in, especially after so many of them.
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As I quickly figured out, the best way to think about it is: you can tap more than once in the same direction to move pieces in Tetris without messing up your snake's progress, and you can also instant drop in Tetris so you don't totally go off course with your snake.
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Issa Rae, an actress, writer, and director, is aiming to correct this with her new HBO series Insecure, which premiered earlier this week and shows what black people do in our day-to-day: Living, loving, messing up, making up, and just generally trying "hard as fuck," as the show's tagline says.
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You don't need to wait around for it to absorb in order to be effective, you can apply it multiple times throughout the day without getting greasy or messing up your makeup, and it is super-portable so you can pop one in your purse and know that you always have sun protection handy.
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And I sensed something in Robbie as well — too deeply buried to be an outright pleasure, but still, a pulse of something lighter and happier coming from her when I made it through a song without messing up, when my right hand picked out a melody while my left touched down on a chord.
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Read more:Jillian Michaels says she sees people make 5 big mistakes at the gym, including avoiding the weight room and messing up planks9 skin diseases you can pick up at the gym, and how to avoid themI'm on a low-calorie diet, exercise a lot, but still have fat on my belly and bum.
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Eriksson, guilty of four penalties for eight minutes on the year, took two in the second period, his second coming with 28.9 seconds left in the period, leaving Carolina on the power play heading into the third - and scored just after coming out of the box, the 'Canes messing up a line change involving Hanifin.
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People forget that he too has a history, including messing up that anthrax -- HUME: That aside, I think one of the best things we may get out of the Mueller investigation is a real sense of what the Russians actually did, the exact things they did and the extent of it and the extent of its potential effect.
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The Rockets did a great job of switching across the board and running the Warriors off the 3-point line, and their isolations, for the most part (although I hated the 500 dribbles every possession into an isolation and step-back 3), were effective in keeping the Warriors out of transition and messing up their flow and rhythm.
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They resent their significant others, family members, and friends for messing up and leaning on them when it comes to "adulting"—Caps will help get your finances in order after you naively invested in a pyramid scheme, or help you sort things out after you foolishly thought you could move all your furniture to your new apartment without hiring any help.
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A big part of earning your stripes in the kitchen is proving that you can withstand the abuse and pressure, like having a pan thrown at you for messing up an order or overcooking meat, having you hands thrust in the fryerlator because you're scared to touch something hot, or being forced to eat your entire mise en place because it isn't set up properly.
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Jokes ranged from Putin messing up the Oscars, to "fake news" jokes, to jokes that Trump was the "La La Land" of the elections while Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE should have actually won.
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Now I, being the skeptical person that I am, was concerned about potential rock-on-glass interactions messing up an iPhone X. But when I asked someone named Mark about it via Roxxlyn's online chat, he told me that the inside of each cases is lined with Alcantara, the same premium fabric you see on the dashboard of supercars, or on the keyboard of Microsoft's Surface Pro and Surface Laptop.
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You will wonder if the creature you hear scuttling behind your walls, which you hope is merely a squirrel, is chewing through the ancient wiring and if so, how long it will take the spark to ignite the tinder that constitutes your walls, and if it happens when you're not home, whether the dogs who keep messing up your attempts at skim coating will make it out alive.
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The dissonance between our lives outside politics and in politics is definitely new So yeah there's a censoriousness now which I have to say, perhaps now as a sort of dinosaur liberal, I find very off-putting because I do slightly cleave to the view that so long as you're not messing up someone else's life or doing something to the detriment of others, then part of what a liberal society is is that we let people get on with stuff, even if we don't agree with it.
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" The book, which includes short texts by some of the fathers and an introduction by the writer and educator Jelani Cobb, explores the many facets of its subjects' lives: Eric, protectively embracing his children, expresses joy knowing that he helped his children become "sensitive, caring, empathetic, thoughtful human beings"; Darnell, posing with his son on his birthday, proudly wears a Superman T-shirt emblazoned with "Papa"; Jermaine, fearful of "messing up," dotes on his daughter; and Pernell, walking hand in hand with his child, affirms that raising "a young lady is not the sole responsibility of the mother.
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