Inside North Korea: Day by day Milestones This latest trip was full of milestones.
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The process itself can be broken down into five major milestones, with many mini-milestones within.
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And think pieces about these milestones and celebrations of milestones and revisitation of glory days and what it all means.
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Pressure to grow the team to meet the next fundable milestones while the bank account shrinks and the milestones move.
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Nektar is also eligible to receive an additional $1.78 billion in milestone payments, of which $1.43 billion are development and regulatory milestones and the remainder are sales milestones.
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In a separate "human-level milestones" section, the report breaks down some big 2018 milestones in fields like game-playing and medical diagnostics where progress is accelerating at surprising rates.
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"We have discovered that the payment schedules for the above contracts are based almost entirely on timeline milestones, and not on progressive work completion milestones," Lim said in a statement.
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Snapchat is increasingly used to film major milestones in people's lives At the same time, the app's reported 150 million daily users increasingly use it to film major milestones in their lives.
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Each of the 12 tranches of stock options vests and becomes available for Musk to use when both of the above operating milestones and one of the market capitalization milestones have been achieved.
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Here's a list of milestones in the marquis stock index.
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Valencia is hitting all her developmental milestones — like rolling over.
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BLACK GOLD'S SPARKLING 2019 START Oil provided the big milestones.
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Some were powerful because they represented milestones or a movement.
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CRUDE OIL'S BIG 2019 START Oil provided the big milestones.
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Now three, Emily has reached most developmental milestones on time.
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Indeed, Friday's data across Asia were littered with unwanted milestones.
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Ace has been hitting some style milestones of his own.
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But the clean energy sector also hit some major milestones.
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And recently, their famous moms raved about their latest milestones.
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Special patches are awarded for penny milestones 50, 75, etc.
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The report sets out milestones for scrutinizing cryptoassets more closely.
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Her relationship with boyfriend Prince Harry has hit several milestones.
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This is just one of MANY life milestones we'll share.
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Is that just about setting smart milestones and honest expectations?
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UCB will receive milestones and tiered royalties on net sales.
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Delaying these milestones also impacts the wider economy, says Kinane.
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For bio, hitting key milestones changes the entire value proposition.
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But the probability of hitting all the milestones seems low.
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I want to be present and experience all the milestones.
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We have a little bit more time to hit milestones.
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You've set yourself these milestones; how do you get there?
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There are daily and weekly milestones for completing certain activities.
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Netflix hit a number of impressive subscriber milestones this year.
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This disparity highlights money's critical role in achieving today's milestones.
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I'm honored to have been included in my friends' milestones.
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The cybersecurity milestones were released by the NRC in 2009.
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Instead, they find new ways to turn rejections into milestones.
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At 117, Brown has witnessed a lot of history's milestones.
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Ariana Sky has hit one of her first big milestones.
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At 13 months, Port's son is hitting some impressive milestones.
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Focus less on the milestones and more on the questions.
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This year marks two milestones for the United States Open.
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The closings have also altered the normal milestones of education.
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If he doesn't reach some steep milestones, he makes zero.
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Both came when Johnson achieved rushing milestones for the franchise.
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Disney also hit two major box office milestones this summer.
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The Dow and Nasdaq are both approaching splashy numerical milestones.
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So, no surprise these milestones grab plenty of American eyeballs.
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Many are the milestones along this long and winding road.
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There are about 10 or 11 milestones left to complete.
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Barrow has celebrated milestones in his life with similar marathons.
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Two milestones stand out in Mr. McCowen's rich theatrical career.
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They could cross those milestones within a matter of days.
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"It will take them longer to reach milestones," Gabi said.
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Mr. Vroegh's lawsuit described a lifetime of gender identity milestones.
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Many, many things seem unpleasant about the milestones of adulthood.
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Society wants to reinforce the idea that "adulthood" means hitting certain milestones, but in a world where women now can define the milestones ourselves, you have to define what it looks like for you.
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In this same time period, Amazon has climbed over 3 market cap milestones ($600B, $700B, $800B…and nearly $900B), while Microsoft has toppled 2 milestones ($700B, $800B) and Netflix crossed the $100 billion milestone.
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In addition to that, there are 16 operational milestones: eight focused on increasing revenue from $20 billion up to $203 billion, and another eight targeting adjusted EBITDA milestones ranging from $1.5 billion to $14 billion.
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Create a technical hiring roadmap, complete with deliverables, milestones and deadlines.
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It's been wonderful to celebrate so many milestones and victories together.
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The Oscar nominations for Best Director represent a bevy of milestones.
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Many couples celebrate milestones like welcoming children, marriage, and significant birthdays.
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"It's just hitting those little milestones, no matter what it is."
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The couple's daughter has been hitting milestones left and right lately.
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NICU graduation is only the latest in the twins' growth milestones.
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Create small milestones that you will achieve at a quicker pace.
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A wall in the lobby displays milestones throughout the company's history.
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Dina Manzo is celebrating multiple milestones for her husband Dave Cantin!
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To celebrate, we looked back at the Man of Steel's milestones.
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"We're not looking for huge milestones," Forrest told PEOPLE last year.
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The past month has also been full of milestones for Schumer.
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Crew has been hitting milestones left and right as of late.
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All those milestones we see for our children were now gone.
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Lyft had discussions with Otto and had set milestones as well.
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Sportsmen are known to bring up milestones in a grand way.
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But we also celebrate every single milestone because they're all milestones.
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But there were also milestones and moments to celebrate this year.
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Jenni 'JWoww' Farley's little boy is passing milestones with flying colors!
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In the meantime, our first child has had her own milestones.
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These are milestones, but only a fraction of those still abroad.
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Often, it's several multiples more to come if milestones are met.
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"He missed a lot of his childhood milestones," his mom said.
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News of both milestones came at nearly the exact same time.
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It's really hard to raise rounds ahead of reaching those milestones.
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The following are some major milestones in bitcoin's first decade: Oct.
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Her holiday festivities are just the latest milestones in Fiona's life.
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Didi is also hitting milestones at a brisker pace than Uber.
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But characteristically, Kasai has his sights set on yet more milestones.
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Here are some of the major milestones in its recent history.
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Here are milestones on the road to representation in the movies.
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The climate milestones in this week's debates didn't happen by chance.
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"We had a couple milestones tonight," Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said.
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But there are some milestones for which she won't be eligible.
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And Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have definitely reached both milestones.
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I love talking about the crazy shit she's doing, her milestones.
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Unfortunately, this debt is holding millennials back from reaching major milestones.
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But around three to six months, Quinn stopped meeting his milestones.
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Many are designed to target developmental milestones within appropriate age groups.
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Highlight the major milestones that show your progress and learning process.
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It remains to be seen if those milestones will be fulfilled.
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My friends were having milestones in ways I could never share.
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All of our developmental milestones are written by board-certified pediatricians.
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Norway's Caroline Graham Hansen hit all the milestones with Ada Hegerberg.
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With the win, the Nets continued a series of scoring milestones.
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Here's a look back at the key milestones of his career.
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Both milestones resulted from bone-marrow transplants given to infected patients.
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Black and Blackburn's stories are rife with a host of milestones.
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But the pressure to meet those milestones might degrade our experience.
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This mountain of student debt isn't just delaying major financial milestones.
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" There are these milestones people have been touting for decades: "Great!
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Perhaps they achieved other milestones not preserved in the fossil record.
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Here are the six biggest milestones from the 21997 Academy Awards.
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We still get up-fronts, milestones and royalties but they're smaller.
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His mother documented his milestones in one of his school notebooks.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip have lived a lifetime of milestones.
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Cespedes's laser shot over the left-field wall marked several milestones.
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If we have kids, we're supposed to marvel at their milestones.
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No more tech detoxes to avoid the romantic milestones of others.
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The 21984 box office hit some major milestones, according to Comscore.
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The budget is approaching two milestones on the road to hell.
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And set some goals to track your savings, perhaps monthly milestones.
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Schaeffler has a track record for setting major PIK toggle milestones.
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But these progressive milestones were gutted in 2013 with Shelby County.
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After months of missed milestones, my 1-year-old daughter, Ayelet, was diagnosed with an extremely rare diseaseThe missed milestones, growth delays, constant fevers, and eating challenges, signaled to us that something wasn't right with our daughter.
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Earlier this week, Teigen shared another shot of Miles's adorable newborn milestones.
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In the next month, the X-Men will celebrate two major milestones.
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Now, she has a new little nephew to share in her milestones.
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Leaving now would mean Koum would miss his last three vesting milestones.
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Each of those technical laser milestones had monetary incentives tied to them.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick just celebrated two major relationship milestones together.
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We also reviewed company milestones, access to capital and industry-specific hurdles.
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BG: Well, with robotics, you have to think of three different milestones.
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ESA and Roscosmos will both notch huge milestones if ExoMars goes well.
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This line reveals important milestones, periods of emotional difficulty and overall health.
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Other milestones have followed: Google created its search engine's autocomplete in 2004.
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In addition, the young star has accomplished a number of career milestones.
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Those milestones have now been achieved by Refinitiv, according to the sources.
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" "It's very important to know it's not a destination, they're just milestones.
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All these kinds of milestones that you have together that you remember.
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The future King is hitting major milestones — including losing his baby teeth.
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The past year has been filled with milestones for the fashion model.
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But what are the next big milestones for the private space industry?
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A series of "Jeopardy!" records will serve as milestones along the way.
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Both the S&P 500 and Dow crossed above important psychological milestones.
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Here's a look at all the notable milestones from the 2017 Oscars.
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These seed investors typically have not invested at Series A milestones/maturity.
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Another display listed the journey's final milestones and methodically crossed them off.
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Advances sometimes felt Pyrrhic, though, given Musk's tendency to announce ambitious milestones.
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Here&aposs a look at milestones in the country&aposs troubled history.
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These papers are milestones for more than just the warm temperature, though.
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To accomplish this, Tobak says she's placed an emphasis on celebrating milestones.
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The division, however, did reach key milestones that prompted the multiplied bonuses.
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Because of this oil, she's achieving milestones that we never thought possible.
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Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo are reaching new milestones in their courtship.
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Hey ZiGi, you do you and fête these milestones however you want.
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Lots of milestones are in store for the Duggar family this year.
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Here are some milestones along the way and where it stands today.
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Guinea and Sierra Leone reached similar milestones in the past few months.
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He says he was there for her recent prom, among other milestones.
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" The first track released under the moniker Magda Davitt is called "Milestones.
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That trust offers disbursements of funds at different milestones in their lives.
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In one way, student debt has delayed Americans from achieving life milestones.
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They're often used as highly symbolic milestones for progress or new policies.
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Significant historical milestones It's going to be a year for history buffs.
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Big life milestones keep happening, even when those loved ones are gone.
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Because the financial crisis put millennials behind, they're delaying major life milestones.
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Vega uses software to alert him when clients approach age-based milestones.
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In addition to this, Facebook is also today launching new friendship milestones.
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Children, especially extremely young children, reach milestones at a sometimes-blinding pace.
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Tests of matching shapes are used to mark milestones in child development.
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"These things are milestones, to some degree, that you celebrate," he said.
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Here are some of the major economic milestones in its recent history.
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You see, I can't help counting things, and looking for chronological milestones.
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After that, it quickly passed the 10.5 million and 193 million milestones.
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Tuesday, March 17 • The US reached bleak milestones in the coronavirus outbreak.
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There are two defining milestones in the history of cyberwar via implant.
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Now, researchers hope to reach bigger milestones here in the real world.
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Despite hitting similar milestones, the two had never met until this week.
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Typical deal structures include a blend of R&D payments, milestones & royalties.
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Here's a look at when the biggest milestones of 212 could arrive.
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Some were powerful because they represented milestones, a tragedy, or a movement.
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It is a bittersweet thing watching him reach milestones that Greta didn't.
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They have these projections and these milestones — do we think that's realistic?
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Communicates information to management for effective evaluation of program operations and milestones.
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Nick Jonas has had a lot of major celebrity milestones this year.
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"A lot milestones will follow," said Boon in an email on Tuesday.
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Over those years, he presided over many significant milestones in British history.
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Meghan and Harry's general life milestones do correspond with the movie, though.
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Twin B rehearsed all the ambulatory milestones — crawling, walking, cycling, skating, etc.
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Asked about those milestones on Sunday, Djokovic was his typically reflective self.
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Certainly, as Ms. Druckerman notes, many of the milestones I've celebrated in this period have been those of my children, but I've also been inspired to understand how many more milestones are still possible for me to achieve.
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Six-month benchmarks GBP6MO= were trading near similar milestones, at around 6.8 percent.
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Whatever milestones we live through will depend on the answers to those questions.
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It's also added new tools to manage personal cash and set financial milestones.
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Deborah and Antoine, 44, began to notice that Léo wasn't hitting his milestones.
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Since its release June 2, Wonder Woman has crossed several box office milestones.
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Pagey is a staple when celebrating company milestones or even just celebrating Fridays.
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The exploit marks the latest in a series of milestones for "sport climbing".
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Which means it's harder to get to your milestones before your next round.
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However, there are a few financial milestones you should aim to reach first.
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This breaks down my commitments into smaller milestones that are easier to achieve.
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The market leader, Paytm, has gone ahead to break a few noticeable milestones.
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And it's why I'm proud that we've passed important milestones in STEM education.
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Her boyfriend Blake Shelton was there to send her love on both milestones.
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The good news: it's not all far-off dreams and seemingly impossibly milestones.
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As your friend level increases, you'll also earn other rewards at specific milestones.
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And the house has seen them through plenty of milestones — including their marriage.
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Auris could receive another $2.35 billion if the company hits certain unnamed milestones.
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Getting married and buying a home are two big milestones for young adults.
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Human babies have so many milestones to reach: rolling over, crawling, walking, talking.
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In fact, 2017 marks a lot of historical milestones for the awards show.
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Still, Kaleb has grown stronger each day and continues to reach new milestones.
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LeBron James keeps ticking off personal milestones while leading his team to victory.
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To fully understand the relationship, we should go over some of the milestones.
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Below are some of the key milestones in the past five years: - Dec.
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Bouraima credits Kardashian's work ethic and diet for achieving her weight loss milestones.
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This is the latest in a series of relationship milestones for the duo.
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The agreement includes milestones to ensure both countries are accountable to their commitments.
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And almost three months later, their daughter is hitting her own big milestones.
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The big game gave Jones two 90-game receiving milestones for the NFL.
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The remaining $9 million will be paid upon reaching certain milestones, Calcalist said.
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It includes milestones to hold both countries accountable to the commitments, he added.
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As she achieves more milestones, Mertins believes, Zéa could also learn to swim.
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New parents rejoice at the milestones and miracles of their child's earliest years.
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They have showed up in force for Harris at each of her milestones.
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A Tribe Called Quest has been the soundtrack for so many life milestones.
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It was more about milestones happening that brought that dream closer to reality.
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Kieboom is no stranger to weird, semi-violent happenings surrounding career milestones, however.
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In addition, your go-forward plan needs tactical milestones to prove it's working.
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On Sunday, in the twilights of long careers, they reached vastly different milestones.
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The milestones of their young lives have been marked by loss and violence.
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He has hit all his developmental milestones, although they have been somewhat delayed.
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The coronavirus outbreak reached new, grim milestones in California on Wednesday, as Gov.
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Those historical milestones ushered in an era of expanding political and economic freedoms.
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But Tesla did not sound overly confident about achieving its Model 3 milestones.
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What were some of the company's early milestones that stand out for you?
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Old-fashioned forms of communication still make sense for most of life's milestones.
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There's some interesting trivia among its historical milestones, if you like food facts.
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Anderson also sees more milestones for the industry in the very near future.
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The plan we laid out we have been executing and hitting our milestones.
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But she doesn't believe life's milestones need to go in any particular order.
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"There are about 10 or 11 milestones left to complete," Dickson told CNBC.
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For a breakdown of the emirate's most important milestones, see the timeline below.
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Drivers will be rewarded for hitting certain milestones as of February 21, 219.
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If the implementation fails to meet milestones, he said, people may be fired.
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Other milestones included a new daily high of 97 degrees in Portland, Ore.
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What is new is that we're less happy than our 30-something predecessors, possibly because this taking-stock moment is happening during a decade when adulthood milestones — and lack of milestones — are converging in a unique-to-this-cohort way.
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We need to take the gamble out of hitting financial milestones for our clients.
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It also happens to be one of the biggest milestones in Backstreet Boys history.
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Some executives share their financial forecasts or milestones investors can expect from drug pipelines.
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While many are applauding these milestones, there's still a lot of work to do.
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Amazon offered a few other milestones today, alongside its Prime shipment and membership numbers.
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Coaches also discussed language development milestones and how to help babies reach these targets.
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Over the years, the rover hit a lot of milestones, including completing a marathon.
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For instance, last year Jollibee brands hit several milestones by opening in new markets.
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After a successful holiday season, Sony's PlayStation 4 is nearing some pretty wild milestones.
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Uber further clarified that Levandowski's vesting is based on meeting technical milestones over time.
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The month's milestones included the U.S. Treasury bond yield curve's first inversion since 2007.
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The month's milestones included the U.S. Treasury bond yield curve's first inversion since 217.
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"We have an important week ahead with more milestones to accomplish," the statement reads.
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It has set milestones for the company that it must meet to get financing.
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Within the first six months of 2016, the government will hit two major milestones.
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Baby Crew has been hitting milestones left and right since his June 21 birth.
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Stocks were off their highs Thursday afternoon, after indices briefly breached big round milestones.
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We used to keep a notebook of little milestones or things that he's done.
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Different frequency tones will be sent to mark the different milestones of the maneuver.
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The Air Force is monitoring progress "to ensure project milestones were met," she said.
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And they celebrated major milestones like Spurlock's birthday as well as her sister's birthday.
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She's still hitting all of the milestones, it's just happening at a different rate.
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Weihenmayer is the first to credit his team with helping him achieve these milestones.
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Here are some of the most memorable milestones made at the 2019 Oscars ceremony.
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There, they've documented her milestones, like breathing on her own and opening her eyes.
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It might take him longer to get to certain milestones, but he gets there.
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Okay, so maybe he's not exactly nailing said milestones, but he's certainly attempting them.
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Love the journey Branson has celebrated many launches, milestones and triumphs along the way.
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What milestones does an entrepreneur need to hit after raising each round of capital?
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The launch marks a number of small but signifiant milestones for China's space program.
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But he indicated his long-term health is a bigger priority than reaching milestones.
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And Brie is finding both milestones to be sources of serious strength and happiness.
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Figure out those milestones, document them, and hold yourself accountable if you miss one.
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Alzheimer's may erase the present, but our lives' milestones remain alive in our minds.
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In clinical trials, nusinersen led to dramatic improvement in motor milestones and extended survival.
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If Tesla hits none of those milestones, Musk receives no compensation under that plan.
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The remainder will be paid six months after closing and on achieving certain milestones.
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Rather than being aspirational, coming-of-age milestones become reminders of your own mortality.
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Marriage, for better and worse, exists in between life's milestones, thriving in its banality.
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The two celebrated major milestones in their career before announcing Drip Harder in September.
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It transcends style and is a time capsule of all of our greatest milestones.
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To be exact, she made history three different times, with three different major milestones.
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Using past configurations as milestones can simplify future trade policy, but without mandatory orientation.
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I was nearing 30, facing the personal reckoning that always comes with such milestones.
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Instead, give clear expectations for the long-term and set milestones along the way.
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There, you can zoom in, go through different years, and look at significant milestones.
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Here's a look at some of the milestones and mishaps of the annual spectacle.
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YouTube additionally shared a timeline of its content policy milestones and related product launches.
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For the young prisoner, traditional milestones are skipped; newer, grimmer ones take their place.
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Here, we'll slowly document all the highs and milestones memes will reach in 2020.
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Playing down the possible historical milestones, the Penguins said their motivation is more personal.
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"There are a number of processes, milestones, that have to be completed," Dickson said.
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January 2006: Nick & Vanessa Pass A Celebrity Relationship Milestone Every relationship has its milestones.
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To project strength in that department, aides are bragging about carefully parsed money milestones.
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Technology can still wow us with milestones, in a "Holy multiverse!" sort of way.
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In the last week, the company and Mr. Bezos have reached some impressive milestones.
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Now he plans to lace up his hiking books to achieve two more milestones.
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Facebook's 12th anniversary follows a year of other significant milestones for the social network.
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Ride-hailing app Lyft has hit a few milestones within the last few months.
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Setting achievable financial milestones will help you maintain your momentum over the long haul.
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In the nearly two years since it launched, there have been some milestones reached.
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When it comes to life milestones, millennials are doing things differently than previous generations.
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Last month, FirstNet submitted its annual report to Congress and reported three major milestones.
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Despite the recent milestones, however, LGBT+ rights advocates cautioned that significant global challenges remain.
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Even by those standards, though, the 2018 nominations are rife with records and milestones.
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When it came to life milestones, Jessica Booth didn't do things the "traditional" way.
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Santo Venture Capital's backing is structured as two tranches and dependent on certain milestones being met: €9 million is being provided up front, with a further €9 million due in Spring 2018 if those milestones are reached, which, I understand, aren't unrealistically onerous.
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Like so many other milestones in WWE's history, the truth behind the event is complicated.
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Measured by the traditional milestones and my own standards, I was a happy, successful woman.
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We traced Ishiguro's android milestones on the road from Uncanny Valley to (near) Total Turing.
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They carefully match volunteers to host companies on projects structured with specific goals and milestones.
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And you should expect to see companies hit some more major quantum computing milestones soon.
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Since downloading two, I have become unnecessarily aware of many of my fetus's developmental milestones.
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VLC, the open-source video player app, is announcing two major milestones from CES today.
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At first, maybe nothing other than them both being major entertainment milestones released in 2017.
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Some are acquiring SMBs through SEO, recognizing certain milestones that trigger businesses to purchase insurance.
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Alex Ovechkin, 30, is collecting milestones this season, his 11th in the N.H.L. On Nov.
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Clearly, many of our seed funded companies are not delivering those Fortune 100 POC milestones.
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China, weak and minding its own affairs at home, was absent at all those milestones.
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Jenner has been documenting her daughter's milestones on Instagram Stories over the past few months.
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A list of the milestones: 40 women of color who are headed to the House.
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Construction milestones can be reached more quickly with houses than with large buildings, she noted.
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Be ready by then to show you've hit new milestones that de-risk your business.
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However, some milestones still remain unconquered in the American effort to return to crewed launches.
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These two classic — but very different — films are milestones of mature and fantastical animated cinema.
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These milestones in your life: amazing people to grace us with their spirit, their presence.
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While these milestones are measured by inches, they are nevertheless significant because they offer hope.
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Airbnb, which is expected to go public this year, announced today a number of milestones.
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Both moments represented significant milestones, but this year, she says, "is going to mean everything."
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The reward system is measured through "milestones" like becoming exclusive, moving in, or getting married.
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We celebrate milestones that other families might not because we know how precious life is.
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Tillerson said the agreement includes milestones to ensure both countries are accountable through their commitments.
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Stafford, 31, also was the fastest to hit other milestones: 15,0003, 20,000, 25,000 and 30,000.
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Merry Christmas from Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, as they mark the milestones!
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"Build in contingencies for financial challenges and milestones for marking achievements or failures," Vasileff said.
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In the past several decades the country has hurtled through a succession of demographic milestones.
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People get cakes to celebrate all kinds of milestones in their lives: birthdays, babies, weddings.
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That's about the limit, and those modest milestones have taken years of focused scientific work.
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It suggests that milestones — like marriage — that often precipitate buying a home are happening later.
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Milestones and career highlights of Ali, a showman in and outside of the boxing ring.
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Leah Seligmann, director of the B Team's net zero initiative, congratulated Salesforce on its milestones.
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Do you want to achieve other comedy milestones, like hosting the Academy Awards, for example?
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And all of these milestones happen to mark the 25th anniversary of Ender's professional career.
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You really can't go wrong with diamond jewelry when it comes to celebrating big milestones.
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Myers has developed some money milestones parents and kids should strive for throughout their childhood.
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The stock market keeps rising as nearly every month milestones are reached and then surpassed.
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Consequently, heading such an organization means needing to hit milestones and potentially even exceed targets.
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There are more milestones to come: for women, for blacks, for Hispanics, for other minorities.
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While these are new milestones, the forces that enabled them have been intact for decades.
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You just have to complete challenges and milestones in order to unlock all the items.
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They were milestones to be proud of, and Sanders fed off that sense of progress.
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"Gimme More" and its opening line ("It's Britney, bitch") still blossomed into pop culture milestones.
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Musk can tweet as he wishes except when it's about certain events or financial milestones.
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The month saw numerous heat milestones set worldwide, from the U.S. to the Middle East.
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Pieces from the singer's wardrobe accompany souvenirs from the the singer's first notable music milestones.
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Fanning's appointment was one of many milestones the LGBT community hailed during the Obama administration.
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The plan should include quarterly milestones showing measurable progress toward reducing their reclamation obligations contemporaneously.
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The major averages have reached fresh record highs in 2018 and have hit key milestones.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Following are key milestones in the life of Zimbabwe's former leader Robert Mugabe.
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Milestones in U.S. politics, outrage over an Australian senator's remark and increasing violence in Afghanistan.
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"Monitoring implementation should go beyond sign-in sheets to establish measurable milestones," Ms. Elia wrote.
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What follows is the show's subtlest and smartest reference to popular culture's macho milestones yet.
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The company needs to reach several key milestones before the Max is cleared to fly.
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Mostly, it sticks to milestones and showdowns up until the handshake deal that changed everything.
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And, obviously, a turning apart from the milestones of Ang Lee and the Three Amigos.
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Milestones like the Women's March have helped channel and focus activism and engagement against Trump.
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Setting and achieving realistic milestones is a good way to keep operators and investors aligned.
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It includes milestones to assure both countries are held accountable to their commitments, he added.
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A handful of local arts organizations have gone the distance, and several are marking milestones.
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Smartphones like Apple's iPhone X and Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 reached several milestones this year.
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Some may say that the awkward milestones of puberty are best left in the past.
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You also never miss a birthday, holiday gift or proper congratulations for your friends' milestones.
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In other box office milestones, Lionsgate's "John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum" crossed $300 million worldwide.
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There is no minimum requirement you have to meet before you can fulfill relationship milestones.
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These heat records have also continued the string of extreme heat milestones set worldwide this year.
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Of course, this industry is full of executives eyeing quarterly targets, revenue goals, and margin milestones.
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"Inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones; my own is no exception," she said.
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But their latest release may be one of the international fashion retailer's greatest milestones to date.
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The time surrounding your graduation is chock-full of milestones and important events to prepare for.
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Made in America Since setting up shop in the United States, Honda has crossed many milestones.
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The couple are fans of the warm weather, especially when it comes to celebrating big milestones.
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You see, many American millennials have delayed major life milestones simply because we can't afford them.
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When you're a working mom, sometimes it's impossible to catch all of your child's first milestones.
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"The age in which men and women are experiencing these milestones has shifted up," she said.
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The payments accumulated as milestones were reached, even though Waymo remains years away from generating revenue.
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"There are milestones set out in the trust," Vickers "Vic" Cunningham told the Dallas Morning News.
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Having a baby is one of the most excruciating and blissful milestones a person may experience.
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Are there any other significant milestones you hope to see women achieve between then and now?
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Fans believe they often get matching tattoos or tattoos that symbolize the milestones of their relationship.
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And remember — just because other people are reaching certain milestones now doesn't mean you never will.
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Of course, babies tend to hit these milestones at their own pace – some earlier than others.
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Jennie Landsman became concerned when her son Benny stopped reaching developmental milestones at 6 months old.
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Although there's obviously more work to be done, these milestones of progress are cause for celebration.
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One group, however, had the money in their account removed if they didn't meet certain milestones.
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When Leo was a baby, I avoided reading anything that had to do with developmental milestones.
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Go deeper on where the North's capabilities stand, and the milestones it has hit so far.
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Can't Stop, Won't Stop highlights the most iconic, and highly publicized milestones in the label's history.
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However, some milestones look more feasible, such as a $1.25 billion payment for obtaining regulatory approval.
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Inslee would set milestones for three sectors that could drive major reductions: power, transportation, and buildings.
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"It's one of those milestones that is more appreciated once you are done playing," he said.
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As an infant and toddler, Alex hit many of his physical development milestones right on time.
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But it's helpful to look at the big picture when we think about these sales milestones.
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Asia then managed to overcome some early wobbles to finish higher and with some striking milestones.
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The two reviewed historic milestones in the Cuba-Vietnam relationship while discussing global and local issues.
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Some personal milestones will be within reach, including a noteworthy one for Arizona slugger J.D. Martinez.
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BHP said the funds will be released to Samarco subject to the achievement of key milestones.
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This year, crucial milestones of the calendar — such as candidate registration — have been passed on time.
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That means a lot of big production milestones for the Starliner are also being pushed back.
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Under the agreement, Gilead will market the drug and pay a royalty and milestones to Galapagos.
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Some of those financial milestones have been achieved, but the stock-price objectives remain miles away.
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But of course those milestones were also the start of new chapters in an unfinished history.
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"It's as important as a diploma and some of the milestones we have in our lives."
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Essebsi has a chance to achieve historic milestones with economic reforms as well as social changes.
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And they have to meet various milestones before they can hire more people for their teams.
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Milestones in politics when women and minorities were first elected to federal, state and local government.
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My dad has made it for some milestones (my college graduation) but missed others (my wedding).
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In this match, both fighters surpassed milestones that were long overdue for boxers of their talent.
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Try setting some milestones connected to larger goals that you can celebrate along the way, too.
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But it's a fitting conclusion to a year of unprecedented global warming milestones in the Arctic.
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"Who we become is shaped more in the mundane than by the milestones," she assures readers.
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Trying out different occupations is another reason 20-somethings need a longer runway to life's milestones.
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He told me that, honestly, somewhere along the way, he must have stopped registering those milestones.
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Kickstarted in 21966, the Luna program racked up many key spaceflight milestones within that first year.
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There's even a gamification piece that lets users earn badges for hitting milestones or completing tasks.
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The best move for many startups is to raise just enough money to achieve key milestones.
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"Sloane" has a traumatic relationship with her mother that keeps interrupting major milestones in her life.
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We compared racing milestones and goals the first time we met because that's what runners do.
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These protections have allowed many young immigrants to take part in major milestones of American life.
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Under Hartman's watch, World View began racking up milestones toward demonstrating the commercial viability of Stratollites.
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These milestones on the road to self-sufficiency would be jeopardized if DACA is wiped out.
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But Fleury made it clear that he was most preoccupied with meeting milestones on the ice.
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As of the time of writing, two of the sales and profitability milestones have been met.
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He's made new friends, hit new milestones, and managed to make a lot of people mad.
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Yet a lack of further milestones on trade kept some investors on the sidelines on Thursday.
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But Brown didn&apost necessarily have any of these milestones in mind before starting Impossible Foods.
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All I know to do is acknowledge the fortune of having milestones to celebrate at all.
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The first Norwegian to win the Olympic downhill reached a number of milestones with his victory.
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The major indexes are soaring to record highs to start the year and breaching major milestones.
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We reached historic milestones But among division and disasters, the world took major strides toward change.
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We talk through the creative brief and set some milestones for the rest of the month.
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Throughout these past 10 years, they&aposve entered young adulthood and started hitting peak life milestones.
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The Dow Jones industrial average has also recently hit record highs, reaching some pretty major milestones.
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All I know to do is acknowledge the fortune of having milestones to celebrate at all.
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She has passed some standard milestones, but her parents do not know how far she will progress.
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Or cutting ambitions and taking less cash at a lower valuation so you can realistically hit milestones.
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Obama praised the Olympics team for winning 46 gold medals and for the individual milestones athletes made.
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These emails describe technical milestones for Maven and describe Google's in-depth efforts to develop the technology.
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While financial responsibility is important, so is enjoying your friendships and toasting your friends on their milestones.
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Last year was the warmest year on record, surpassing previous milestones set in 22017 and 22017, respectively.
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It's vitally important to acknowledge the altruistic actions that occur in our world and celebrate the milestones.
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Instead, Musk will be rewarded with Tesla stock — but only if 2000 specific "operational milestones" are met.
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If all 12 milestones are eventually reached, the company will be worth a whopping $33 billion dollars.
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Wonder Woman is showing no signs of slowing down as she continues to pass box office milestones.
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He's meeting his milestones, gaining weight like a fiend, has the chubbiest cheeks, and the sweetest smile.
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Investors who have helped companies through similar transitions can help you avoid pitfalls associated with these milestones.
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There are milestones along the way, but we are now rounding the bend out of that turnaround.
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Following are the detailed milestones described by Dickson in a briefing to journalists at the Singapore Airshow.
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Keep track of little Stormi as she reaches her big girl milestones, thanks to cool mom Kylie.
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"We significantly improved our path to profitability while simultaneously reaching critical milestones toward our long-term strategy."
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Some simply haven't hit vesting milestones and stand to lose a considerable amount if they leave early.
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As it accomplishes these key milestones, Target is proving how the rollouts and revamps are paying off.
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The couple is about to experience those milestones all over again with the arrival of their second.
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He still wants to do it because they're celebrating one of those once-in-a-lifetime milestones.
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The heiress shared a couple of sweet messages on Instagram congratulating her sister on two major milestones.
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Yeva Hyusyan, CEO and Co-founder of SoloLearn told me the app had hit two major milestones.
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One of the biggest milestones we've reached is that they talk nonstop with real words and sentences.
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The messages also remind mothers of important pregnancy milestones and health services their newborns should be receiving.
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National teams can only look enviously at the IPL's bumper cheque, which marks two long-awaited milestones.
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Though Khloé and boyfriend Tristan Thompson are enjoying pregnancy milestones together, they are spending this Christmas apart.
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Diamond necklace You really can't go wrong with diamond jewelry when it comes to celebrating big milestones.
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We've pulled milestones, moments throughout childhood, whether they were my own childhood with my dad [or others].
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A study published in 2017, for example, found a fingerprint of climate change in heat milestones worldwide.
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It's a different time: our access along with some big picture discipline results in always surprising milestones.
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Many countries have been setting new milestones for monthly record warmth, as is the world at large.
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It will receive payments based on milestones during the next few years, subject to a definitive agreement.
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Each of these moments in e-sports history have been important milestones, and that's notable in itself.
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Deadlines themselves—whether attached to milestones or internal production schedules—are also determined based on educated guesswork.
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In all, Musk's contract sets 12 milestones and an equal number of revenue and adjusted profit goals.
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What she's best at now is reciting the historic milestones she crossed in her more poppy days.
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Whatever you think of life on Earth in 2016, it was a year of milestones for space.
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Perhaps there is a good reason related to certain milestones your company must reach before going public?
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Those will be interesting milestones to prove, but my feeling is that we're moving beyond board games.
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America has a history of creating infrastructure milestones that have led to significant prosperity and national advantages.
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However, for Musk to reach his lucrative milestones Tesla has to become the opposite of a startup.
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When it comes to fusion energy, there are two major milestones to mark progress in the field.
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The stories will be used in marketing and to celebrate the coming 50th anniversaries of key milestones.
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Being financially behind is causing them to delay major life milestones, like getting married and having kids.
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What investors really mean when they tell you to hit certain milestones before coming backLebowitz: That's great.
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VCs want to see their money go toward accelerated product and technology growth and value-add milestones.
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"If teams don't hit their milestones, we'll filter them out," said Sturgill, who is 31 years old.
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Roughly half hoped to achieve milestones, like getting married, celebrating an anniversary and reconnecting with old friends.
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In his office, he kept a supply of single-malt whiskey he sometimes used to celebrate milestones.
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Even with several testing milestones outstanding, a $100 million valuation makes Relativity fairly cheap in today's market.
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Well, in Mac DeMarco's world, all of those milestones sound really, really chill, if a little sad.
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Kindle FreeTime gamifies the reading process, setting goals and awarding kids with badges for hitting various milestones.
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Tesla's stock price is falling and in doing so, has retreated on milestones it set last year.
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Few bots have announced growth milestones, which you'd expect by now if they were in fact growing.
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The next two operational milestones would be annualized revenue of $2936 billion or earnings of $22018 billion.
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Then, ask what happens if an employee completes all of those milestones and then achieves even more.
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Major life milestones, including marriage and children, may warrant a second look at your financial goals, too.
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Listening to my mommy friends talk about their kids' milestones made me feel like a complete failure.
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This year's abortion referendum was one of several milestones in a striking liberal shift in Irish society.
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And they worried that Uber was taking shortcuts to hit internal milestones, according to two current employees.
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You can easily add a life event on Facebook to share your milestones in life with others.
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Beyond the company's recent milestones, Palihapitiya pointed out that demand for Virgin Galactic flights continues to climb.
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Lady Bird, as she prefers to be called, experiences the typical teenage milestones — relationships, sex, college applications.
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It's hard to celebrate the milestones —heartbeat, second trimester, 20-week ultrasound —when you've experienced a loss.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise's website includes a timeline of major diversity and inclusion milestones over the company's history.
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The project is usually something that has a fairly short timeframe with measurable milestones that indicate progress.
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During her century of life, Johnson's brilliance with numbers helped propel NASA toward its most coveted milestones.
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To that end, we have seized on four historical events, viewing them as milestones and starting points.
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These universal social, emotional, cognitive and communication milestones are the foundations upon which later development is built.
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The Creator Studio app will also send out immediate notifications for key milestones and other important events.
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Both sides blame the other for not meeting the deal's milestones, especially the integration of their forces.
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During this period, provided Greece passes milestones on reforms, its fiscal-surplus targets should gradually be relaxed.
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Two years ago Tesla's board agreed to a compensation plan for Musk based on Tesla stock milestones.
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" The agency added it is "pleased with Boeing&aposs progress in recent weeks toward achieving key milestones.
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And above all else, she was distressed over missing out on both the smallest and biggest milestones.
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Toronto's elder statesmen have been witness to music icons and milestones, winners and sinners, scoundrels and saints.
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"All remaining milestones have been completed," European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici told reporters.
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Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel is known for predicting market milestones from Dow 20,000 to Dow 25,000.
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But the true milestones of the 2010s have had long arcs: We took our first Uber rides.
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One of the major milestones in creating human level intelligence is for machines to attain self-awareness.
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Like many of us, they're delaying major milestones—buying a house, getting married—because of student debt.
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And as this chart from Statista shows, the company reached a couple of milestones in the process.
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Here are six ways the 2017 Emmys set new records and milestones for awarding excellence in television.
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These can then be spent on Skills and help partnered streamers reach milestones that translate to cash payouts.
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In building this system, the Mahonys were eyewitnesses to some of the greatest milestones in American thoroughbred history.
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A North Carolina couple recently celebrated three big milestones: their two birthdays — and 82 years of a marriage.
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IBM's cloud, and its artificially intelligent assistant, Watson, have hit some major milestones over the last few months.
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Their family decided to throw the duo a joint birthday celebration — dubbed "Raffaellabration" — in honor of both milestones.
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The milestones come despite President Donald Trump's promise to prop up the coal industry by cutting environmental rules.
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There are major milestones in life that are usually celebrated with elaborate parties, intimate dinners, and grand fanfare.
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Ostensibly, the implication here is he would stop at nothing to meet those milestones, even appropriating trade secrets.
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With the show currently on season 14, who knows what other huge milestones we'll see the family achieve?
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In the past, the markets have sometimes taken a pause for breath after reaching Dow milestones (see chart).
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The proud dad, who often posts videos and pictures of his kids, regularly shares their milestones on Instagram.
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Here are three big milestones that Marshall reached as a director, and the movies that got her there.
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Cindy Crawford's 16-year-old daughter, Kaia Gerber, has already crossed several major model milestones off her list.
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We've been in a moment, since the 1990s, of watching children more and more carefully hit prescribed milestones.
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The sequencing of these two milestones is curious and points to a broader truth of the upcoming talks.
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Tatar, Red Wings slip past Canucks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Tomas Tatar wasn't thinking about milestones, just the victory.
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In addition, Stemcentrx shareholders may receive up to $4 billion in cash if certain performance milestones are achieved.
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Just like many of the famous family's major milestones, Khloé Kardashian's journey to motherhood was caught on camera.
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At Ultra's office, the plaques on the wall commemorate not just sales figures but also YouTube subscriber milestones.
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It's a busy time on LHA 7, and our construction milestones continue to clock in ahead of schedule.
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The tone of the call was upbeat and management provided some key milestones in its first shareholder letter.
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At 21-years-old, Purnell identified with newbie Tess, whose, milestones may as well have been her own.
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The healthcare giant said an additional $2.35 billion in payouts may be possible if Auris hits certain milestones.
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Throughout 2016, we are sharing significant milestones reached by many of the CNN Heroes recognized in past years.
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As millennials postpone life's major milestones, grabbing their attention has proven a bit elusive for home improvement retailers.
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This could keep the pressure on valuations and venture investors who are hunting for companies hitting milestones/metrics.
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But there's something else Louder Than Love should be hailed as: one of the milestones of alternative metal.
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The alignment of the stones with the sun's rise supported her thesis that they were not just milestones.
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Reuters Graphics maps out the chronology of the Russia investigation and the major milestones in the Mueller probe.
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From "Fifteen" to life's biggest milestones, Taylor Swift and Abigail Anderson have been together through thick and thin.
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Unsurprisingly, this debt also affects the way this generation is able to plan for (and afford) traditional milestones.
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The couple, who've been married since 2014 and have three kids together, recently celebrated a few major milestones.
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The collection includes footwear that references five milestones in the artist's career, three T-shirts and two hats.
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"I think you do age out of it as you kind of reach new adult milestones," posits Bliss.
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These can then be uploaded and used in real-time as channels hit their sponsorship milestones, says YouTube.
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That was the shortest time between 43,24-point milestones in the Dow's history spanning more than 26.4 years.
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When it comes to shitty life milestones, being laid off and contracting an STI have some remarkable similarities.
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A January 13, 2016 e-mail, with McClendon copied, that had an attachment discussing milestones for Levandowski's NewCo.
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But the company did not meet any of its performance milestones last year, so Musk received no compensation.
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In today's corporate world, CEOs often have extra bonuses tied to milestones while they collect a hefty salary.
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Below are some of the more interesting performers in the S&P 1500 one week after those milestones.
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Jennifer Hudson/Instagram Every parent has their own unique ways of celebrating their child's first major life milestones.
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As a result, it is crucial to time your pitch to correlate with milestones that show meaningful growth.
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"When you hit these major milestones it's not unusual to trade sideways for a few days," Blancato said.
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The close at 22,016.24 on Wednesday marked 107 trading sessions spent between 13,000 point milestones for the index.
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Millennials as a whole are either putting off or avoiding traditional milestones like purchasing a home or vehicle.
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All other relationship milestones, normally kind of a big deal, are just aftershocks to that epic televised proposal.
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I mean, I think we can get any of these milestones — but I try not to get greedy.
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These movies have been praised as "milestones," in articles that have clapped back at Hollywood's lack of diversity.
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The company even sells reusable stickers and kits to simulate real-life milestones like pimples, bruises, and menstruation.
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That means all of the spacecraft's major milestones will actually occur 48 minutes earlier than the times listed.
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The buyout included two future payments of US$22016m and US$75m if the company hit specific milestones.
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Stemcentrx's backers could receive up to $4 billion in additional cash if the business hits certain performance milestones.
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But do you know what to do when you finally earn enough money to reach those financial milestones?
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If even half of these milestones are achieved, it will be the Saudi equivalent of the moon landing.
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"Earth AI has huge ambitions, and this funding round will supercharge us towards reaching our milestones," he said.
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At subsequent milestones, the scorecard would update the program and independent estimates of cost, deadlines and technical risk.
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But it's difficult to hold yourself accountable if you have no milestones in place to measure your progress.
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You're having a baby soonSome of the most exciting life milestones also happen to be the most costly.
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The adoption of Hope is open, and the Holetses said they will share the child's milestones with Champ.
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His level progression has been closely monitored and celebrated, as the milestones stacked, with videos shared on YouTube.
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The numbers are the latest milestones in a long-term, ongoing operation by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
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Let's note, after all, that Musk hasn't even hit all the milestones on his first master plan yet.
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Stress over debt is leading many millennials to put off major life and relationship milestones because of money.
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The actions built on a series of milestones with Cuba as Mr. Obama's tenure draws to a close.
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The failure to meet these milestones should trigger strict consequences such as automatic restrictions on future coal production.
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Students typically begin learning milestones at a table for teacher-supported work, where the teacher introduces the concept.
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The road ahead will diverge from one into many with different destinations and different milestones along the way.
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In the basement, a corridor was lined with framed tributes to milestones in his remarkable career: Westmoreland v.
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Other victories, like that of Jahana Hayes of Connecticut and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, represented slightly different milestones.
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Many of the people who died in Dayton were simply out celebrating milestones and achievements in their lives.
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"We want to see milestones, or certainly some kind of schedule on the job creation," said Mr. Fitzgerald.
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It is also one of the last major milestones before SpaceX can start sending astronauts to the ISS.
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While this is the first official appearance from the couple, their relationship has already passed some major milestones.
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STEVE DICKSON: Well, as I said, there are a number of processes -- milestones that have to be completed.
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Pre-retirement milestones like paying off a mortgage get shelved in favor of paying off loans, she said.
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In the new season, the society will also continue its New Milestones series, which explores more recent work.
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Specifically, the post encouraged companies to "triple, triple, double, double, double" their revenue as they hit certain milestones.
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They'll turn your precious memories and milestones into quality books that look and read like a published work.
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At the same time, the Trump Economy is setting milestones you likely won't hear the president brag about.
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Most adults have to pass two specific milestones at some point: the job search and the apartment hunt.
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Sanofi will pay $650 million upfront and up to $100 million depending on the achievement of certain milestones.
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Newspapers at the time rarely reported on the births, deaths, marriages and other family milestones of African-Americans.
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That rhetoric, combined with demonstrated milestones in the country's weapons programs, has put Hawaii on particularly high alert.
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Millennials are more open to talking about money and delaying life milestones partially because they're grappling with debt.
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But you wouldn't have known that from Mr. Cuomo's speech, as he didn't mention those milestones at all.
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"The more you can share there and get the team buying into the milestones, the better," he said.
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Viewers have watched Culberson and her family relocate multiple times for his job and share milestones, including Troy's birth.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos mentioned this figure and other milestones related to Alexa's improvements in a statement, on Thursday.
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The company announced shared channels today as part of its Frontiers developer conference, where it also announced some milestones.
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World View says it's going to bring down the stratollite sometime today, after hitting all of its critical milestones.
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Event volunteers were wearing neon hats and cheering on participants as we made it to milestones throughout the walk.
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Mothers also completed questionnaires about children's progress with a range of developmental milestones during the course of the study.
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Chris Nassetta: I think, you know, the milestones for the company are to continue to have a positive impact.
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Take one step at a time and be sure to celebrate the major accomplishments and milestones along the way.
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Ahead, we highlight the major milestones in the life of the brand and share some behind-the-scenes secrets.
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It has resulted in numerous untimely deaths and almost all of the milestones in science throughout the 20th Century.
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For formal developmental screenings, parents complete detailed questionnaires about their child's attainment of milestones based on their current age.
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This storm was so severe that it set all-time records, not just milestones for the heaviest spring snowstorm.
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It was Adams' Broadway debut as a performer, though he's used to reaching milestones with Pretty Woman: The Musical.
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And there are still a lot of important milestones that Boeing has to meet before those flights can happen.
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Red envelopes also aren't Lunar New Year-specific — they can be given out on birthdays, weddings, and other milestones.
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He said that money is distributed for certain "milestones" like running for public office and reaching a certain age.
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Reaching Everest Base Camp is one of several major hiking milestones that Moore has hit in the last year.
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Disney continued its unprecedented dominance of the film industry this weekend with two historic milestones at the box office.
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But Peyton still had plenty of pregnancy milestones to share with her Instagram followers leading up to her delivery.
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Raise at too high of a valuation, and it could be tough to hit milestones and raise more later.
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Will we see any of those wedding milestones this season or is it going to be a slow burn?
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This star-studded ensemble spans ranges of relationships, showing breakups, romantic milestones and even the beauty of platonic love.
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Then, over the next 18 months, Tesla could reach "several significant milestones" that could be catalysts for the stock.
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These tones tell NASA that various milestones have been reached, and most importantly, that the deceleration burn has ended.
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The awkwardness of getting older is more than acne and puberty, and more than the milestones of academic life.
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Stop pressuring yourself to meet certain milestones that come with age or from mirroring what your friends are doing.
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However, 34 percent were only moderately independent, meaning they accomplished some but not all milestones typical of early adulthood.
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All of these incremental milestones are said to be leading up to the Stratolaunch's first test flight in 2019.
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The company continues to recruit top talent, secure significant funding from global investors and accelerate toward its technology milestones.
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They're milestones worth celebrating — but it's also worth noting how absurdly long it's taken to get even this far.
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As he cares for the growing Haisley Jo, he says he takes pride in her growing list of milestones.
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The rest of 2019 will, if there are no serious delays, be filled with further milestones in the program.
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As bond yields across the euro area this week hit fresh milestones, Italy delivered its own eye-popping moves.
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Business lobbyists in Washington seem resigned to tariffs being phased out only gradually as agreed-upon milestones are passed.
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Guyton, whose new single "Heartbreak Song" is out now, has her sights set on many more milestones to come.
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But for some strange reason, Twitter wants to ignore all of those milestones and hone in on her hair.
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It allows them to excel at their jobs without sacrificing important personal milestones like reading their kids bedtime stories.
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" More recently, he gushed about his little girl's milestones, telling People that fatherhood was "a different kind of crazy.
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As stoner milestones go, not getting high is almost as important as the moment you finally get it right.
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During the first year of her daughter's life, Young realized that her child wasn't hitting her regular growth milestones.
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"They have always encouraged us to attain milestones and we're honored to celebrate this one they've achieved," he wrote.
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In the space race, the milestones were breaking the sound barrier, reaching space, reaching orbit, then reaching the Moon.
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The sales milestones consistently touted by the company were achieved in part thanks to deals made with unlicensed brokers.
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Grayling said on Monday the contract with Seaborne was "subject to the achievement of a range of key milestones".
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Besides the start of the talks, it will be a miracle if any of those other milestones are met.
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"It did take a long time for Emily to fully recover, but there were some milestones," Bill Gavigan said.
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Johnson believes that over time he will need to raise $1 billion to execute a series of product milestones.
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Transgender people continue to pass important milestones in achieving equality — in our health-care system and elsewhere in society.
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The results also pointed to the ages — on average — at which young adults expect to reach key financial milestones.
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"But for the last five years, I've had other milestones that we were trying to achieve behind the camera."
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In light of these milestones, the big question is whether the rotation from momentum to value stocks can continue.
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Milestones this month also remind us of this potential for change: We celebrated the 46th anniversary of Roe v.
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He's making it clear that investors will see fewer milestones as the markets get more expensive and risks grow.
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Then, she was working on developmental milestones like kneeling and crawling, with a little bit of standing and walking.
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Amazon's June agreement to purchase of Whole Foods took the world by surprise, but plenty of other milestones didn't.
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When I stumble upon old photographs from childhood, the shape of my brow serves as the keeper of milestones.
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But what really makes the shop hum, Mr. Schein told us, are major milestones in music and popular culture.
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The following graphics illustrate the key milestones and levels breached over the past few days: The VIX volatility index .
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Dini's new graphic memoir, Dark Night: A True Batman Story, details the grim personal backstory of Dini's professional milestones.
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It was the first of many milestones that turned out not tragic, not magical, but fine in the end.
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"Singapore is very progressive and has set technical milestones to allow cars to drive without safety drivers," he said.
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After a few readings by the other members, it was time for the Simcoe group to acknowledge sobriety milestones.
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We will cover everything from fertility and pregnancy to the basics of baby-and-kid care and developmental milestones.
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During Dr. Skorton's four-year tenure, he oversaw important milestones and the completion of a $1.88 billion capital campaign.
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Gradually, we see her realize that her son is perseverating, mixing uneasily with other kids, missing crucial developmental milestones.
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The milestones she thought were simple ambitions, like getting married and having kids, are actually quite complicated to achieve.
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Therefore, the New York Rising program requires homeowners to reach specific milestones in order to get their grant payments.
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Mickelson is old enough to remember such milestones and young-at-heart enough to believe he can repeat them.
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A social-media feed commemorates its own milestones—five years ago today, it alerts you, you uploaded this picture.
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But there are milestones we're excited about that we cross this year and feel we'll continue to make progress.
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Below, we walk through how the market cap milestones work, and what each tranche could be worth to Musk.
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Perhaps you can scan social media feeds beforehand to mine potential conversation fodder like recent milestones, purchases or trips.
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" There's no asterisk after the ditty clarifying "these milestones might never be accomplished in this order, or at all.
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The company also shared some new sales milestones for its existing PS4 platform and its PSVR virtual reality headset.
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Here is a look at some of the milestones in their shared past to help explain their current status.
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But even aside from SoftBank, last year contained several important milestones and developments for venture capital funds and startups.
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You can't have a development program that is so elaborate that you are not going to hit your milestones.
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"They say that people tend to hang in there for certain milestones, and I'm convinced she did," Albert said.
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Yet, despite these major milestones, adult and pediatric patients across the U.S. continue to search for a matching donor.
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Here is a look back at other major electoral milestones for women, gay and transgender people, and racial minorities.
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They recently reached several milestones, including opening a museum celebrating Hmong heritage and getting their first council member elected.
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These milestones, while significant, shouldn't mark the end of the conversation about Hollywood's need for diversity and inclusion, however.
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In a message posted to her Instagram account on Thursday, Queen Bey recapped some of her most recent milestones.
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Together, Louis remained by Kameron's side throughout many of her major milestones, including her romance with husband Court Westcott.
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Most noteworthy is the fact that these technological milestones have been realized under a non-Title II regulated environment.
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"Fortnite," however, has already surpassed both milestones to become one of the most influential video games in recent history.
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The shadow lender became profitable in 2014 and now has about 60 branches, according to its website homefirstindia.com/milestones.
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The revival shows Rory revisiting moments with all of the men who represent milestones in her mother's emotional development.
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Create a timeline for milestonesSetting personal and business milestones also helped McKinnon with the uncertainty of starting a business.
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Through them, trans-identifying individuals are rewriting the rules of the religious traditions and cultural milestones they hold dear.
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In many ways, Kelly told me, incorporating new, inclusive traditions into typical milestones can have a life-saving power.
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The bull market of the 1980s and the tech bubble of the 1990s saw several milestones in quick succession.
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In recent months both Germany and China hit nuclear fusion milestones, closing the gap on the sustainable energy dream.
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Baby pictures, vacation check-ins, your new job announcement — they all seem like innocuous posts to mark simple milestones.
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Palatin will get $60 million from Amag for the approval plus additional payments for certain sales milestones and royalties.
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He raps his regrets about major milestones he will miss in his children's lives, including holidays, graduations and even weddings.
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The surgery sets them back to infancy, Goodrich says, and it will take time for them to reach those milestones.
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But this won't be the case for much longer, as the field of quantum computing continues to hit new milestones.
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Waymo's attorneys attempted to establish that Levandowski was highly incentivized to achieve very ambitious technical milestones by a certain deadline.
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These small milestones will help you hit big goals — the kind you should always be setting for yourself, Sanders advised.
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Noelle and Cali Sheldon, known to many as baby Emma, hit one of life's major milestones — together on June 17.
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But while we should celebrate these artists, we should temper our appreciation for the institution that finally hit these milestones.
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Google may also share big figures and milestones for Google Assistant, followed by new features coming to the virtual assistant.
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Quarterly revenues nearly doubled to 27.4 million euros, driven by higher milestones and recognition of upfront payments from ongoing collaborations.
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It's not enough that Facebook has a tentacle-hold on knowledge of your interests, demographics, life milestones and everyday activities.
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Christmastime, we sit around and he'd regale us with old stories, old milestones, old weddings, old events from his calendars.
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It's important to her that her family sees her as a role model, and that she's around for the milestones.
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The rocket has not made its debut yet, but Relativity has hit several important milestones on the road to launch.
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It quickly became apparent that a lack of trust was impacting productivity and preventing the group from meeting important milestones.
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The drugs have helped millions of people ease depression and anxiety, and are widely regarded as milestones in psychiatric treatment.
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In addition to announcing this expanded security offering, Rackspace also today announced some milestones around its OpenStack private cloud services.
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There are a lot of special milestones in a person's senior year of high school — homecoming, prom, senior photos, graduation.
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We're at the beginning of a new era of spaceflight, and on the cusp of new milestones for humanity itself.
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He posted his educational milestones on his way to learning software engineering with the explicit goal of working at Google.
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The idea that blood types emerged with the milestones of human societal development also seems like logic on the surface.
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A few missions didn't go according to plan, while major milestones that were supposed to be met got delayed instead.
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Films are often re-released in theaters during major anniversaries or milestones, as well as part of movie-watching marathons.
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She also failed to acknowledge recent milestones like fellow astronaut Scott Kelly's record-setting year in orbit aboard the ISS.
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The sobering review of the US military's $400 billion program comes despite its achieving several major development milestones this month.
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GSK will provide research funding and make payments of 33 million pounds ($43 million), if pre-clinical milestones are met.
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The $120 million was tied to technical milestones, which Levandowski was required to meet in order to earn the money.
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It's not just the big milestones — it's the everyday victories, like actually getting out of bed or taking your medication.
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The Boring Company is selling one flamethrower for $500 (plus tax), and Musk has been tweeting milestones as they've hit.
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Soon enough, Zoe is accepting Kevin's offer to pick her up from the airport — the most momentous of relationship milestones.
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Hopefully, these milestones will inspire you to take another look at your 2019 financial resolutions and see where you stand.
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LGBT Rights Milestones Fast Facts "I'm nothing particularly threatening or extraordinary," Grimm told CNN in an interview earlier this year.
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He's here to imbue your closest relationships with luck, meaning your current relationships could hit some major milestones in 2019.
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On the one hand, there were milestones aplenty in the hostless show — which ran smoothly, counter to many people's expectations.
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SOSV will invest even more in select follow-on rounds led by other investors, and provided startups hit established milestones.
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He sent her to the Nashville, Tennessee, to the Milestones at Onsite treatment center — where she was for five weeks.
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But he might prefer an open-ended process to one with clear milestones and deadlines that would pin him down.
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Drawn & Recorded – Animated series narrated by T-Bone Burnett and illustrated by Drew Christie, also focused on music history milestones.
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Under the Paris Agreement, most governments set targets for cutting emissions by 2030, with little focus on shorter-term milestones.
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The group is celebrating a few milestones, including son Spencer's 18th birthday and Tamra and Eddie's 5-year wedding anniversary.
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"You need that length of time to get some significant milestones so you can raise the next round," Baker said.
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The nomination was one of many career milestones I was hoping to ask the British-born, California-raised singer about.
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Levandowski's stock grant is conditional, based on technical milestones — so he would have to deliver technology in exchange for stock.
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Orioles edge Tigers on Jones HR BALTIMORE — Adam Jones does not worry much about personal milestones, thinking more about victories.
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Nightfalls, Milestones, and all the rest will boost you more than the other activities, and those rewards reset every week.
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It felt unfair — especially when I saw people around me hitting those milestones at the same time I was grieving.
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It congratulates parents on milestones, like the first time a baby puts herself back to sleep without a parent's intervention.
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Also, talk to your VC about whether you are both in alignment on key business milestones and definitions of success.
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Before those milestones, the company was facing a $1 billion debt obligation without much revenue to help pay it down.
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Seeing countless renewable energy records broken and milestones passed has been a constant source of encouraging news for our planet.
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The remaining $665 million is payable in future milestones if AbbVie opts to license the drug and it proves successful.
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"Thank You" is a letter to her biological father, whose absence enters her mind at various milestones in her life.
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There are milestones and tombs, And puddles on the road, and you can just imagine the whispering of the cistern.
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The consequences of student-loan debt have a domino effect: Millennials are delaying life milestones because they can't afford them.
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Have you noticed big changes to the culture as they've grown past certain milestones, in terms of employees or revenues?
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It's one of the key drivers causing millennials to delay traditional life milestones like buying a home and having kids.
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"You want to have enough milestones that have a connection to people's lives," said Joshua Ruff, the museum's chief curator.
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From creating a generation gap to causing millennials to delay life milestones, here's how the recession has defined the generation.
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We're smart enough to build in the right margins of error, and the right checkpoints and milestones along the way.
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The professional teaches parents the essential skills they'll need to raise healthy children who can successfully hit critical development milestones.
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Not only do they tend to make unhealthy money decisions that create financial problems, they have trouble reaching financial milestones.
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And so did some milestones from our readers' own lives — including birthdays — and years that favorite sports teams won championships.
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The attacks come before two milestones in Afghanistan's democratic development: parliamentary elections, slated for October, and next spring's presidential election.
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Healthy financial milestones sugarcoat the conversation temporarily, but eventually Houston is going to have to step into the public markets.
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I can neatly tie the milestones of my adolescent life to the social network I was using at the time.
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The album is yet another quirkly Ice-T highlight in a discography full of milestones, curiosities, and Los Angeles lore.
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And some point out that before the age of 30 Park has already accomplished all of her sport's major milestones.
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"Scotland's growing tidal industry is hitting new milestones," Gina Hanrahan, WWF Scotland's acting head of policy, said in a statement.
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Seated in a studio, they spoke poignantly of growing up with loss, of milestones punctuated by the absence of fathers.
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Review the Times article "Understanding Transgender Access Laws," which summarizes milestones from the past several years in this national conversation.
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Future debates and other milestones in the 2020 campaign are opportunities American families can't afford for candidates to pass up.
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Since then, women have been waiting longer for both of these milestones, but the change has been larger for marriage.
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It was hard to imagine that Isabella, who was only 54, might not be there to see her daughter's milestones.
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The album's enormous success also gave it plenty of room to nab a bunch of other chart milestones as well.
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We never got to celebrate the big milestones in your life b/c you were taken from us too early.
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To win an award of 1 percent of the company's stock—worth around $1 billion—Musk must pass two milestones.
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Beginning a career underemployed can depress earnings over a lifetime and delay milestones like purchasing a home and having children.
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For all those reasons, Lester, the Chicago Cubs' All-Star left-hander, should be closing in on significant pitching milestones.
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"Hitchhiker" itself, an autobiography using drugs as milestones, didn't emerge until Mr. Young released a solo electric version in 2010.
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When she was asked what milestones and memories stand out in her 21-year career, these were her top 5.
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A knowledgeable source says Auris's acquisition could potentially produce a $950 million windfall for Mithril if it hits certain milestones.
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My company does offer all employees a sabbatical for certain tenure milestones, but it&aposs rare in other corporate environments.
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NOTES: South Florida QB Quinton Flowers, already the school's all-time leader in rushing touchdowns, reached more milestones on Saturday.
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As an infant, Blake reached developmental milestones, learning to roll over, sit up and crawl at all the right times.
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While we appreciate these thoughtful awards, we really think Snapchat is missing out on celebrating some of our key milestones.
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It's $5.993 a month without Criterion, but you'll want Criterion, for its smartly chosen array of largely foreign cinematic milestones.
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Meet the average American millennial, who delays life milestones, has a net worth of $8,000, and is actually financially savvy.
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Still, there are several more milestones that could fall on Sunday, when the main Emmy ceremony is televised by Fox.
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Milestones, no matter how significant, should neither be blindly touted nor used as an excuse to call off the watchdogs.
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I did less, not moreAt the beginning of my business, I identified the key milestones I would have to hit.
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While milestones like getting an education and raising a family are big parts of Americans' lives, heartbreak is as well.
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Dublin-based Allergan said Tobira shareholder could get up to $49.84 per share contingent on the company achieving certain milestones.
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I feel such joy when I receive notes about the progress and milestones of the youth I have worked with.
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While every baby develops at their own pace, experts say they should be hitting the below key milestones by month.
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Many trans youth, especially the underprivileged, lack "the social, cultural, and/or class capital to reclaim these milestones," he said.
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They are delaying home-buying and marriage and kids, but they are planning to get to those life milestones eventually.
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Although the couple have celebrated big milestones together, recent rumors have suggested that their marriage could be on the rocks.
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As a bit of a grown-up manchild, it's been difficult for Jake to navigate the milestones of an adult relationship.
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Though the retailer didn't offer revenue figures for any of these milestones, it did note what sorts of products were selling.
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Below is a brief history of some of gaming's major milestones, and a look at what's in store for the future.
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His parents continue to do all that they can to ensure they'll be able to share future milestones with their son.
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"From day one, we saw miracles," says Munoz, Joey's legal guardian, who updates his milestones on the Facebook page Joey Strong.
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"Nothing is on schedule," said one GM source, referring to certain mileage targets and other milestones the company has already missed.
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Said Banerdt: "There are a lot of exciting milestones coming up in this mission, even before the great science gets going."
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The acquisition cost is an initial £6.7 million ($8.7 million), with further payments dependent on the business achieving certain commercial milestones.
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An insights panel reveals other milestones, like all-time number of plays and purchases for specific songs, or cumulatively, reports Billboard.
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I look forward to helping the company's exceptionally talented team continue to grow as we unlock more technical and commercial milestones.
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With Benjamin's first Halloween in the rearview mirror, Cohen is now looking forward to sharing even more milestones with his son.
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For his 8-month update, Tori shared a few of her crawling son's milestones — including his love of avocados and apples.
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The Elizabeth Dole Foundation and the VA are celebrating two critical milestones as well as launching the Academy for Inclusive Care.
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On top of dealing with their own marital issues, the Browns try to juggle the milestones happening in their children's lives.
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Grande and her alleged fiancé Davidson have quickly moved through many relationship milestones since confirming their romance on Instagram in May.
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Teigen has been frequently sharing Luna Simone's latest milestones on social media, most recently sharing her little one's Super Bowl Sunday.
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The timing of product development fees included in other revenues is mostly dependent upon the achievement of pre-negotiated project milestones.
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Miriam had brought a timer that announced big milestones of the eclipse to help us keep track of what was happening.
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The 123-year-old proudly posted photos of the large brood on Facebook, sharing updates about new births and life milestones.
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"His patents and innovative ideas were milestones of wireless technologies," said Ivana Zoric, curator at Serbia's Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade.
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After announcing they were dating in early spring of 2017, Hilton and Zylka quickly became very public about their relationship milestones.
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Two-year-old Roman Dinkel has reached typical toddler milestones, such as talking, playing with toys and interacting with other kids.
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Palatin is set to receive up to $300 million from its deal with Amag if the drug meets certain sales milestones.
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Though Williams has spent every day with her baby girl, she recently shared that she missed one of Olympia's biggest milestones.
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As she enters her final month of pregnancy, Stage continues to work on her fitness and share her milestones on Instagram.
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He also hinted that changes are in store for NASA's structure and goals to better ensure milestones are reached on time.
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The company said pre-symptomatic infants who were treated with the drug achieved "unprecedented" milestones, including 88% of children walking independently.
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Otto failed to meet the technical milestones outlined by Uber, which netted co-founder Lior Ron only $20,000 from the acquisition.
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We are still proud to count Taryn Manning among the women who have chosen to celebrate life's milestones in our gowns.
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During The Powerpuff Girls original run, Strong, Daily, Rogers, and Cavadini achieved different milestones together, like getting married and having kids.
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The 12 babies treated in Zolgensma's first clinical trial have survived past their second birthday and are hitting key developmental milestones.
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The hunky royal has even inspired a fan account on Instagram that tracks and celebrates his family's milestones throughout the years.
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"They maintained oversight of study progress and milestones; we maintained control over study conduct and had full scientific independence," he says.
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SmartVR's premium feel is really all about the durability, which is incredibly important as Cardboard looks to reach its next milestones.
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But such milestones may not be much of a guide to the opportunities women have to make progress in the workplace.
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This requires shared values, a common vision, clear communications, proper governance structures, roadmaps for achieving priorities, and milestones for measuring progress.
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Eichel's last-second goal gives Sabres an OT win BUFFALO, N.Y. — The milestones keep on coming for rookie sensation Jack Eichel.
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Target has seen us through so many milestones — from building our first makeup collections to outfitting our freshman year dorm rooms.
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For most, it's actually not much of a thing at all, but who's to say which relationship milestones deserve a celebration?
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Khosrowshahi has been vocal about his support for Convoy — often tweeting about milestones the company hit over the past few years.
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"Don't eveeer let anyone write your story for you," she captioned the post, after giving a timeline of her lifetime milestones.
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Friday was a day of big superlatives for the financial markets, with stocks, oil and bonds all posting significant negative milestones.
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New York's defense kept the Panthers — who have one game left in their season — from reaching a couple of individual milestones.
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It's the leaky pipeline in full effect: subtle discrimination discourages and limits women from achieving important milestones in their science careers.
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Though Henry was only born on February 6 — making him just over a month old — he's already hitting some major milestones.
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I have anxiety about things I cannot control, my grief lurks behind joyous milestones like graduations, new jobs, my wedding day.
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For once, a TV show follows the same milestones as real life and lets a character go when it feels natural.
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Just one of the milestones for me was that she gave me a full body orgasm that I've never had before.
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There are so many milestones during this first year, and many new parents don't know when these small changes will arrive.
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Americans, unsurprisingly, are not hitting the major dietary milestones of the recommended diet—and they haven't been for quite some time.
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Simply put, millennial millionaires are achieving traditional life milestones because they don't need to wait and get their finances in order.
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They are perfect for commemorating milestones with personal details, or you can give them to loved ones as tokens of gratitude.
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The Duke of Sussex has lived his life in the public eye, meaning plenty of his important milestones have been documented.
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The 2007 contract included bonus incentives for home-run milestones, for eventually displacing Bonds as the sport's career home-run leader.
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It has robbed her of meeting milestones and being able to make friends or keep up with other toddlers her age.
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Breaking projects down into small, manageable, and easily attainable milestones can help sustain your focus when you're short on mental energy.
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Badminton: Team USA had little chance of winning a badminton medal in Rio, but at least one player passed some milestones.
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The company has achieved a myriad of milestones since its founding but reuse was only realized in the last few years.
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Your to-do list should be realistic and have milestones/deadlines included wherever possible so that you can plan your time.
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Federal funding to the states should be based on plans submitted with implementation milestones and goals for training and job placement.
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Wright's chronology notes the passing dates and seasons and, perhaps less often than one would expect, some personal and cultural milestones.
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The layoffs come at a pivotal time for the company, which is preparing for several significant milestones in the coming year.
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And this year, we were also treated to a company update of various milestones and records being broken by the company.
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Milestones that seemed like pipe dreams back home, like starting a family, and owning a house, are now on his horizon.
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There are so many more milestones to look forward to, we're excited to see how he'll continue to one-up himself.
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It's interesting that you two both bring up these somewhat intellectual conversations as some of the big milestones of your relationship.
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Phillips and her husband have had a couple of legit milestones at Taco Bell restaurants, starting with their first 'unofficial' date.
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Lime executive Caen Contee adds that Uber can receive additional equity, based on milestones tied to Lime usage via Uber's app.
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I would hate to miss out on their milestones just as much as I'd hate to be without them for mine.
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It could soon set more milestones if it moves within 65 nautical miles of Maui and Oahu on Friday and Saturday.
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"When we partner with a company, it's a business alliance with a contract, milestones and deliverables," he said in an interview.
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Still only 29, and apparently at the peak of his powers, the statistical milestones could come thick and fast for Murray.
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The 42-session surge from the Dow's first close above 19,000 marks the second-shortest length of time between such milestones.
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Major milestones included a 1774 treaty under which Russia assumed the right to protect all Orthodox Christians in the Ottoman Empire.
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The slideshow goes on to outline monthly milestones for the group such as "Convert 10 new users" or 'Solve a crime.
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Best of all, Gall's young narrator shows how leaps of imagination can transform the grandest milestones into the most personal experiences.
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Transgender people, drag queens, blacks and Hispanics played outsized roles during many of the earliest milestones of the gay rights movement.
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History matters, and there are places that earned spots on our list because they are marking major milestones in interesting ways.
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There's an alternative to consider: Temper your expectations, build failure into your plan, and learn to recognize and celebrate small milestones.
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Dependable, long-lasting starters like Sabathia are rare, and his evolution has allowed him to reach milestones worthy of the Hall.
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Temper your expectations and build failure in to your plan, then learn to recognize and celebrate small milestones along the way.
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The new performance award consists of a 10-year grant of stock options that vest in 12 tranches tied to milestones.
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The following looks at some of the milestones the Mercedes driver can reach and the records he already holds: 7 - Titles.
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Student loan debt forces millions of Americans to put off major life milestones like buying a home or having a child.
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Joe star has missed several milestones in his daughters' lives while in ICE custody, including Gia's high school graduation in June.
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For the first six months of Michael Pirovolakis's life, he was a typical baby who was reaching all of his milestones.
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That talent suggests that Neanderthals could think in symbols and may have achieved other milestones not preserved in the fossil record.
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New milestones were set across the U.S. bond market, which has this week seen some of its biggest moves in years.
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Large inscriptions on blackboard-like walls list the various historical milestones that lead up to each of the operas in focus.
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The saying "One door closes and another one opens," has always been in my head throughout various milestones of my life.
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If Tesla continues to hit stock milestones, Musk could earn an enormous compensation package, including options worth more than $55 billion.
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This year, the Academy achieved one of its biggest milestones ever when it awarded the trophy for Best Picture to Parasite.
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But from there, advocates say it's been a long, slow road toward the Fisher-Price ad, fashion runways and other milestones.
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Once that test is complete, SpaceX will be done with most of its test flight milestones for the Commercial Crew Program.
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Both of these milestones show how our scale allows us to invest in long-term technology problems to drive significant improvements.
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Dickson told CNBC on Wednesday that Boeing had nearly a dozen milestones to meet before the plane could return to service.
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They encourage women to think of their health as a community service; they celebrate trekkers when they reach goals and milestones.
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Bookmarking is especially useful for keeping track of big milestones, like if you make a significant change in a design project.
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Dickson told CNBC on Wednesday that Boeing had nearly a dozen milestones to meet before the plane could return to service.
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Social media platforms hold our lives' most personal details—from sexual preferences and religious beliefs to important milestones and family photos.
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"You can't have a development program that is so elaborate that you are not going to hit your milestones," he warned.
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A junior editor took it upon himself — quickly, and perhaps more gleefully than necessary — to render several historic milestones as anecdotes.
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And, thanks to the power of compounding, the sooner you start, the easier it is to hit big passive income milestones.
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Musk's efforts could still boost the stock price whether or not he meets the milestones, the board said in the filing.
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But then it took off, surpassing thousand-dollar milestones at a pace that seemed quicker than you could refresh your phone.
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Sarepta is eligible to receive up to $1.7 billion in regulatory and sales milestones, plus royalties on net sales, Roche said.
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