Both speakers let you pair up to eight Bluetooth devices.
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From there, you're able to pair up and start chatting.
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It is why you pair up with someone, for survival.
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She had planned to pick the pair up on Monday.
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We had no choice [but] to pair up with each other.
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Country newcomer Maren Morris will pair up, inexplicably, with Alicia Keys.
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Most dating apps pair up strangers, rather than friends of friends.
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I got to pair up with a group that's much stronger.
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What made you pair up the jarring movement with the song?
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"They would pair up people that didn't like each other," he explained.
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Would you ever want to pair up with a designer for EleVen?
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When people pair up, you see that statement become twice as strong.
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You can buy that many billboards, you can pair up with Spotify.
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Slinky and seductive, we can't wait to see these two pair up.
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"The problem is, there are many ways to pair up," Campbell said.
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Eve immediately shot down her sister's desire to pair up with Jones.
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If you're traveling, you need to pair up with someone like Ari!
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We expect that the upcoming pair-up with Kenzo will be no different.
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If not, well, maybe these two can pair up for a future film?
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Problems arise, though, when it is time to pair up or group together.
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The way single Americans pair up has changed a lot over the years.
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Reformation's most apropos pair-up to date, with cool-girl group Haim, drops today.
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What two female musicians would you be shocked and happy to see pair up?
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In the class, costume design majors pair up with animation students to create characters.
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Pair up with a friend with similar interests and read an article a day.
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It can even pair up with computers over Bluetooth and connect to Wi-Fi!
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When the referee stood the pair up, Sakuraba showed himself Belfort's superior there too.
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Valentine's Day Humans pair up periodically, originally for procreation and now mostly for sport.
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Conventional molecules are held together by bonds in which electrons from neighbouring atoms pair up.
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Twinning is winning in the month's final third, so pair up and expand your possibilities.
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You can now shop Flagpole Swim's very chic pair-up with Oscar de la Renta.
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Did you pair up the musicians and illustrators, or did they ask to work together?
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Kylie Jenner's purported pair-up with Puma seems like it might become a reality soon.
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It was only natural for the duo to pair up for this give-back event.
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One last thing: You can pair up to two of these things with one transmitter.
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We recently saw a high-fashion pair-up with Ugg on the Preen runway, too.
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The chamber pop group San Fermin will pair up with the NOW Ensemble on Jan.
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Another thing Zapier does is pair up employees randomly to get to know each other.
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"Hey look — it's a problem," Trump said as police led the pair up the staircase.
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She choose to pair up with Adam Levine, advancing all the way to the Top 8.
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Simply download the GoPro app and pair up the Session to your smart device via Bluetooth.
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Millennials might know Saint James via its ongoing pair-up with J.Crew, which started in 2010.
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Afterall it's not every day we see two of Hollywood's youngest most adorable stars pair up.
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It's designed to let you pair up your friends who are already on the dating app.
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The Chinese yuan was weaker against the dollar, with the pair up 0.043 percent at 6.5176.
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They're not exactly who you would expect to pair up at the beginning, that's for sure.
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You can also pair up with your spouse or roommate and work out at home together.
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When working on your first capsule collection, pair up with an American legacy, like designer Tommy Hilfiger.
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If you're curious, Nest says you can pair up to six Temperature Sensors with each Nest Thermostat.
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But their eco-friendliness is not the only reason why you should consider picking a pair up.
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Target's annual designer collaborations never fail to impress — and 2017's pair-up will be no exception.
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Jamie said they would have to "wait and see" if they would pair up again in Madrid.
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But now with a slim Senate majority, they need to pair up and move an ambitious agenda.
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Those modules might even lead some of these people to pair up and go home with one another.
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Normally, superconductors are solids that have reached an ultra-cold critical temperature where electrons begin to pair up.
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Keep an eye on the hashtag for Zayn's footwear pair-up to catch more glimpses of the collection.
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In China, the onshore traded slightly weaker against the dollar, with the pair up 0.13 percent at 0.053.
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If you're using a Samsung phone, you likely have everything you need to pair up with this watch.
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But Bridget Jones's Diary is a smart film that doesn't hinge entirely on Bridget's quest to pair up.
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But Siriano is savvy about what a pair-up with a chain like Payless means for his business.
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You may also want to pair up with a colleague or classmate and practice the technical questions aloud.
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"The way to break into this market is to pair up and partner with these guys," he explained.
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Harrison, whose nickname is Snacks, and Hankins could be a formidable pair up the middle for the Giants.
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For this pair-up, Turk created oceanic prints based on some of the backdrops spotted in Finding Dory.
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If the blood contains antibodies that pair up with the new coronavirus proteins, the ELISA plate changes colors.
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It has two sets of wings, a pair up front and another at the back, plus some winglets underneath.
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Since Taylor Swift's original grouping is currently in flux, is this pair-up the ultimate in "squad goals" now?
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He pointed to the Facebook Portal and the partnership with Microsoft to pair up Cortana and Alexa as examples.
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A capsule for Barneys New York followed in 2012; then there was a pair-up with Coach in 2013.
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Girls pair up with gang members who would otherwise threaten their families, says Karen Medina, a psychologist in Honduras.
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The store offers up edible rose-gold glitter to add to actual prosecco, making for the perfect pair-up.
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Oddly, the multi-talented singer has chosen to pair up with a South African–born businessman named Elon Musk.
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As millennials in particular take their time to pair up, the average age of first birth is rising steadily.
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The pair-up was first announced in July and it involves multiple drops, beginning this month and continuing throughout 2017.
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White cockatoos are monogamous and pair up for life, and they can grow bored unless their human owners amuse them.
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On Wednesday, Target is announcing a long-term pair-up with BaubleBar on an exclusive line of seriously affordable jewelry.
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In the first Destiny, players effectively had to use third-party services to pair up with strangers for group activities.
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That pair-up might not be coming out until next year, but the 21-year-old has the hook-up.
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Press and hold, and the Wonderboom will pair up with any other Wonderbooms nearby to create a multi-speaker system.
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The four natural bases in DNA pair up in a specific way: guanine binds to cytosine and adenine to thymine.
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Maybe Beckham was drawn to the idea of a collaboration, just coming off of her hit pair-up with Target.
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Jewelbots bracelets can pair up with nearby bracelets and be set to turn a certain color when friends are nearby.
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If you need a little extra oomph, you can pair up two speakers for stereo sound with the Bose app.
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"I say, "Take the quiz, and whoever you pair up with, I think you should knock yourself out over them.
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These two pair up for a dual-lens setup and, yes, you can do the all-important "portrait" bokeh effect.
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The Bycle app will also pair up with services like Strava or MapMyRide, and will work with Apple's HealthKit, too.
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Bopanna will pair up with Sania Mirza, the world's top-ranked women's double player, in the mixed doubles in Rio.
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Those bases pair up with each other, A with T and C with G, to form units called base pairs.
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Those functions help pair up numerical IP addresses with their familiar web addresses so users can more easily navigate online.
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Hank Azaria and Amanda Peet pair up as a baseball announcer and team owner in "Brockmire," a deliriously raunchy comedy.
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Jane Fonda and Robert Redford pair up again in this story of two neighbors who find companionship later in life.
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With our fascination and hunger growing, we were invited to pair up, and take the noodles into our own hands.
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Christie's too New Jersey to pair up with a Philadelphia landmark, so we've assigned him one right across the Delaware River.
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Children pair up with their parent or guardian to do their first hour of coding together and the effect is dramatic.
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Through the Chromecast, it can also pair up with multiple Mondo+ device (or other Chromecast speakers) for multi-room audio setups.
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That UE button can also be used to pair up multiple Wonderbooms without requiring the use of a companion smartphone app.
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If a nucleus contains an even number of these particle-magnets, they will all pair up, north poles neutralising south poles.
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With Social Listening, multiple people can easily pair up and avoid overwriting a song choice or ruining a carefully curated queue.
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NOBODY. Pair up my track pants with my Timbs and my Alpha bomber jacket, and I'm out the door feelin' great.
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But if you're using a different device, be prepared to create yet another account when you pair up the Gear Sport.
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The team screened thousands of molecules to find two that would pair up and be copied as faithfully as natural ones.
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The layering and styling possibilities with knitwear are always vast, though Schiffer sees jeans as the perfect pair-up (ditto, Claudia).
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The pair-up is comprised of six styles, including four one-pieces; the two bikini styles both feature high-waisted briefs.
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The big-box retailer's 2017 pair-up is certainly one of its buzziest yet: Behold, Victoria Beckham designs at Target prices.
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Emotional intelligence is made up of four core skills that pair up under two primary competencies: personal competence and social competence.
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The students all have to take a "scared celibate" class in which they pair up and care for a robotic baby.
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This combination has been a long time coming: Wall Street has been trying to pair up Yahoo and AOL for years.
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Any external devices (aside from headphones) must be compatible with that jack or wirelessly pair up with the iPad by Bluetooth.
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I went down to the class, and everyone there already knew each other, or had brought partners to pair up with.
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You can pair up to two Bluetooth devices to the speaker set or connect a device via the 3.5-millimeter input.
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This year, instead of going on a solo journey, why not pair up with your favorite celebrity for a global adventure?
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After learning a few moves, the women pair up for one-on-one fights, which go about as well as you'd expect.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, Ricciardo's former Red Bull team mate, indicated he would also be happy to pair up again with the Australian.
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But newer infotainment systems let you pair up your smartphone via Bluetooth so you can take calls over the car's audio system.
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Major cities including Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Las Vegas, ordered its officers to pair up with partners to increase visibility.
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Enemies have a much greater awareness of the environment than before, they can communicate with one another, they can dynamically pair up.
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Grisham has yet to confirm the two leader spouses will pair up on Friday, yet the British press has widely reported it.
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Turns out RiRi has been working on yet another big-ticket pair-up — this time with Dior — and teasing it on Instagram.
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She then has the women pair up to practice the tactic, and their initially shy yells crescendo into loud cries of protest.
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She had the students pair up to practice on each other and walked around the class to check on them, Wells recalled.
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If you're a family with one kid, you can pair up with another family with a child, so they can play together.
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In thinking about how to do this show, I wanted to pair up two independent writer-directors, a male and a female.
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In the wild, female orangutans similarly tend to look for – and pair up with – males with cheek pads when they are in heat.
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It also has Chromecast built-in if you want to pair up a compatible device and play music from your phone or laptop.
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Assortative mating, the process whereby people with similar education levels and incomes pair up, already shoulders some of the blame for income inequality.
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Later that season, recognizing the other's dazzling strengths, Mellie and Liv pair up for the presidential election as candidate and campaign manager, respectively.
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" Niccol said in the statement, "At Chipotle's core is delicious food, which I will look to pair up with consistently great customer experiences.
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Sometimes, instructors will have you pair up for some hand-to-hand sparring, but that's why it's helpful to go with a friend.
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Even if you keep with the theme of couplehood, a deep contemplation may turn up a complete lack of desire to pair up.
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Polar's companion iOS / Android app comes with a running program that can pair up with the M200 to coach wearers through a workout.
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Kardashian pal Tyler Henry is a Hollywood standby these days, but his latest pair-up is taking him to the world of music.
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Despite being active on the ground, the referee stood the pair up, but Baruto landed a nice bodylock takedown to land in sidecontrol.
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Entrepreneur First is a startup accelerator that takes talented individuals (rather than companies) and lets them pair up to begin building their startup.
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Fermions, which are inherently antisocial, are loath to meld together like bosons, but they can pair up and, coupled together, act like bosons.
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And, while the players have been known to pair up, "romantic" isn't often a word used to describe MTV's long-running competition series.
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The retailer's previous designer collaborations include a pair-up with Isabel Toledo in 2014 and a capsule collection with Lela Rose last year.
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Over the coming weeks, larvae turn into adult worms and males and females pair up and mate, producing hundreds of eggs a day.
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But mostly it's the universe bringing together two guys who want fulfillment, so they can pair up to go out and find it.
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"We randomly pair up four people in a meeting every Friday for a half an hour just to talk about anything," he says.
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They're not supposed to pair up Bonnie and Clyde style, dress in silly costumes, and go marauding for starfish to flip over and devour.
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Each strand is made of four bases — A, T, C, and G — that pair up in specific ways to form rungs along the strands.
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This year it was the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and homerooms had to pair up in a competition to raise the most money.
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That's why people who went to highly selective universities tend to want to pair up with other people that went to highly selective universities.
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While H&M doesn't comment on how its collections or collabs sell, the brand did acknowledge the particularly strong response to this pair-up.
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Intel tries to pair up engineers who have expertise in particular areas with startups in need of assistance in those exact areas, he said.
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Those who got a closer look at the shoes on the runway and backstage were a little more politely skeptical about the pair-up.
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Rihanna is a well-documented Blahnik acolyte (she's particularly faithful to a specific style, even), so the pair-up makes a lot of sense.
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At the temperatures and pressures found at the surface of Earth, hydrogen atoms pair up in molecules and bounce around as a colorless gas.
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Using his client's money, Yu put the pair up at a hotel, showed them the city, and took them to sample its culinary specialties.
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Cardinals begin to pair up long before winter ends, and as if celebrating their bond, or just the impending spring, they begin to call.
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Black Lightning and Thunder will pair up to continue their investigation, hampered of course by some old foes and a crop of new ones.
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Speaking of massive problems you might not be equipped to handle, we had to pair up YouTube's CEO with erstwhile hero/dumbass Jon Snow.
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She is not playing in the women's doubles, however, which is potentially good news for those hoping to see her pair up with Murray.
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That's why there are so many relationships between self-driving and ride-sharing companies as they pair up to share technology, money and size.
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Over several weeks spent living together in a tropical villa, they pair up and complete game show-esque challenges until one couple is left victorious.
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This speaker can pair up with any of your bluetooth-enabled devices and plays your music for up to 90 minutes on a full charge.
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The light bar at the top of the controller will start to blink, an indicator that it's looking for a device to pair up with.
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It has excellent sound quality, can connect via Bluetooth or WiFi and you can pair up to six of them to cover a whole house.
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Whereas Olivier Rousteing recruited his loyal Balmain Army to rep last year's pair-up, Kenzo and H&M wanted their campaign stars to be bold.
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Echo devices also pair up with the Fire TV Stick for seamless hands-free control when you watch films, sitcoms, and more on your HDTV.
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The 20-year-old took to Instagram, of course, to tease another look from her forthcoming collaboration with Chrome Hearts (Hadid's first fashion pair-up).
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Shall we wait for the government some day to forcefully merge us with some other town or choose who we want to pair up with?
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If your phone has its Bluetooth turned off — or if either of the devices are in Airplane Mode — they won't be able to pair up.
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After couples pair up, as if to perform a waltz, Beatriz Stix-Brunell decides it's not a good idea and exits on her own terms.
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After health insurers' plans to pair up — Cigna with Anthem and Humana with Aetna — failed in 2017, the companies that pay for healthcare got creative.
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Programming is seasonal; as the year progresses, characters pair up amid winter wonderlands, Valentine's Day chocolate-making contests, fireworks celebrations, pumpkin patches, and Christmas parties.
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You can be sure that most presidential candidates are going to pair up with musicians and other celebrities that hold the same view points for support.
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To be clear: these aren't more devices that necessarily feature the onboard Alexa assistant — rather, they would pair up with to work with an Alexa device.
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Via the AP: Reggie Minton, chair of the selection committee, insisted the NIT did not pair up the teams on purpose when the bracket was set.
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Whenever unlikely lovers pair up, onlookers are rarely without an opinion or the kinds of noises you would expect from third graders shown videos of childbirth.
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Microsoft and privately held GitHub on Wednesday are separately unveiling tools that will make it easier for programmers to pair up and get work done together.
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Everyone loves an ensemble full of potential soul mates; a lot of the appeal of "Parks and Recreation" was watching lovers pair up, two by two.
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The islanders pair up amongst themselves, but before they can fully crack on, their relationships are tested by the weekly introduction of thirsty new cast members.
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While we wait for them to pair up, a panel of six commentators – all established actors and comedians in Japan – watch the show alongside the audience.
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In the ordinary conditions at Earth's surface, where the weight of air presses at 14.7 pounds per square inch, hydrogen atoms pair up into simple molecules.
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Nearly half of the police departments in the 30 biggest U.S. cities issued directives after the Dallas attack requiring patrol officers to pair up while on duty.
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Fluctuations in this checkerboard arrangement near the quantum critical point cause oppositely spinning electrons to become attracted to each other and pair up, giving rise to superconductivity.
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The PaceIQ headphones a pair of fitness-focused Bluetooth headphones designed to pair up with the RunIQ for playing back Google Play music directly from the smartwatch.
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Oppo has announced the O-Free, a pair of truly wireless headphones designed to pair up with the company's recently unveiled sliding-camera equipped Find X smartphone.
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You can also pair up two PLAY:1s in stereo mode to get an amazing-sounding stereo setup for just $400—no amps or speaker wire required.
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The New York label hopes this pair-up will expand the scope of its audience — and reach people that may have never worn leather accessories like these.
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Faced by what seems to be the end of the world, the American spies and the Soviet guards pair up for one last night of wild sex.
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Because the nitrogen atom has one more electron than carbon, this excess electron cannot pair up with those on neighboring carbon atoms to form a chemical bond.
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Judge Len Goodman will pair up with country singer Lauren Alaina and her partner Gleb Savchenko as they master the paso doble to "Stronger" by Kelly Clarkson.
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Update: In honor of the Met Gala (and its sponsor), we're revisiting our dream Apple Watch fashion collaborations inspired by the tech powerhouse's pair-up with Hermès.
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On top of its annual buzzy designer pair-up, Target has been quietly introducing fashion-focused collections that aren't full-fledged collaborations, but are nonetheless very exciting.
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This could mean an increased desire to pair up with someone, or if you're already coupled, a greater emphasis is placed on your relationship at this time.
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Luckily, locking down the right formulas just got a little easier, because we've tapped the pros for the pencils, pomades, and gels they pair up for foolproof arches.
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Some developers choose to shame their players for things like cheating, while other companies pair up fans who break the rules, so they only play with each other.
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This $129 device will be able to pair up with others to form a flexible, simple to use and configure extended network, similar to devices like the Eero.
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Lenovo set the pair up to work with an endless runner-style mobile game, and you can use your feet as a controller to step back and forth.
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Friendship first Some big males will even pair up with a friend, acting as a wingman of sorts, helping each other out when it comes to social interactions.
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The unspoken assumption is that we&aposre waiting for these beautiful people to pair up – but there are no confessional diary rooms, no staged contests, no audience votes.
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They won the title in Sydney, did not pair up for Athens due to an injury to Serena but reclaimed the title in Beijing then defended it in London.
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Varys and Tyrion even debate trying to pair up Jon and Daenerys earlier in this season, recognizing that the two would be stronger together than they would be apart.
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Every sportswear behemoth has dabbled in designer pair-ups, too, like Stella McCartney for Adidas, Riccardo Tisci's collab with Nike, and Under Armour's forthcoming pair-up with Tim Coppens.
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Case in point: New research published in the journal Animal Behavior proposes that male Japanese termites pair up with their rivals when they are unable to procure a female.
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She started working on her latest app, Study Buddy Connection, to make it easy for anyone, anywhere to pair up with a tutor and chat directly through the app.
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In rich countries the advantages that wealthy parents pass to their offspring begin with the sorting mechanism of marriage, in which elites increasingly pair up with elites (see article).
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Patti Smith and PJ Harvey, queens of rock, pair up on July 6, after Buddy Guy and ZZ Top share the stage for a bluesy American Fourth of July.
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Household Names: Former Manchester United keeper Roy Carroll is the man between the posts, while Jonny Evans and Paddy McNair will pair up at the heart of the defence.
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Soon afterward, Mr. Trump signed a pardon, the Hammonds were released, and on Wednesday, Mr. Lucas sent his private jet to pick the pair up from a California prison.
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All you have to do is literally plug in the speakers to a power source and they will pair up with your TV to get you moving in stereo.
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Players in the N.B.A. and Major League Baseball have long been entitled to having their own room, though the N.F.L. does pair up some teammates based on hotel availability.
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The couple got married in March 2014 on season 1 of Lifetime's reality show, on which relationship experts pair up strangers who agree to meet on their wedding day.
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Candidates, both winners and losers, ride together in a parade of horse-drawn carriages and antique cars, then opponents pair up to bury a hatchet in a box of sand.
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This is good for warming hearts but a completely irrelevant framework for reality; we can't pair up every racist with a minority to teach them the error of their ways.
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If Balmainia and the hit parade of designer collabs that the Swedish retailer has rolled out prior to that are any indication, this pattern-splashed pair-up will go fast.
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We sometimes refer to it as 'the old southpaw double attack', but in an open guard engagement the rear leg round kick and rear straight will always pair up wonderfully.
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Whether it's by realizing there's no one left to pair up with, or simply choosing to go back to school to focus on their studies, no one overstays their welcome.
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Though she didn't consult any of those designers for advice about launching her own line, Ditto did pair up with Gaultier on a special T-shirt to hype her collection.
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The guidelines encourage smartphone makers to ensure their devices pair up with in-car electronics so drivers can use their steering-wheel buttons and in-dash screen to control apps.
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If you've been waiting (im)patiently to check out Christian Siriano's forthcoming collaboration with Lane Bryant since the pair-up was first announced in June, the wait is nearly over.
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It was designed by Nike co-founder and track coach Bill Bowerman for runners at the 1972 Olympics trials and the pair up for auction is handmade, Stadium Goods said.
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This inspired the French development bank AFD to pair up with Igalelo - a local charity which mentors entrepreneurs - to document how three local businesses are tackling the country's entrenched inequality.
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TL;DR: Game in comfort with Alienware's wireless gaming headset — if you pick a pair up on Dell's website, you can save $40 off of the usual price; only $189.99.
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In his algebra class, the teacher Matthew Pavlovic asked students to pair up for an assignment — a difficulty for Bobroczkyi, whose elevated desk is set off slightly from the others.
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China also runs a "Pair Up and Become Family" program, where it sends Chinese men to live with Uighur women, many of whose husbands have been sent to these camps.
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Suggestions here are to join a group fitness class, a running club or pair up with a friend or neighbor and go together to the local gym or community center.
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The twist, of course, was that they were given the recipes in Spanish – and that there was an uneven number of girls, so someone would get to pair up with Ben.
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Mark Hetfield: We are one of the nine refugee resettlement agencies [organizations that the government contracts with to help integrate refugees in the United States, and pair up with individual refugees].
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After this cute pup named Bobby sadly lost its mother to a car accident, the Michigan Humane Society was able to pair up the dog with a new family — of cats.
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By studying enough labelled images, the software works out how to pair up image features with human descriptions of what they show, then replicates that process when presented with new images.
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Once upon a time there were iconic actor duos, folks who would pair up time and again to bring audiences the tried and true teamwork and chemistry they'd come to love.
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Finally, many trades are now "internalised" by big banks and asset-managers, meaning that they pair up buyers and sellers within their sprawling empires rather than use an outside trading venue.
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Tesfaye is frequently seen in all-black getups comprised of hoodies, bombers, and the flyest sneakers in town, so yeah, we'd say this whole pair-up makes a lot of sense.
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When the Highwood Mountaineers couldn't scrounge up enough players to field a full squad, their rivals at Geraldine made them an offer they couldn't refuse: pair up with us, or perish.
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Today, the NYC-based retailer announced a pair-up with Lacoste on a summer collection that's inspired by the French brand's tennis heritage, and the polo is basically front and center.
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The main focus of the #runningmates campaign is tied to Oprah Winfrey's deal with WW (Weight Watchers) and encourages people to pair up with someone to be their partner in wellness.
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The ingredients list says the ice cream contains "Chocolate Coated Sugar Pieces" and the nitty-gritty breakdown doesn't completely pair up to the ingredients listed on a box of Mint Matchmakers.
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While sister Kylie quickly embraced its pair-up with Juicy Couture, the 21-year-old model was probably enticed by the branded track stripes that have invaded other parts of her wardrobe.
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Since the pair-up was first announced in December, we haven't seen much aside from detailed close-ups of some pieces on the collab's own Instagram account, plus some sneaky paparazzi shots.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode of I Am Cait, the reality star bristles when she finds out she's expected to pair up with a man during a group salsa lesson.
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"It's exciting to see the acceptance that rent-buy is how the modern woman gets dressed," Rent The Runway's founder, Jennifer Hyman, told Refinery29 of what makes the pair-up so significant.
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Thanks to a new pair-up between shopping service Trunk Club and La La Land's stylist, Mary Zophres, you can snag clothes inspired by Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling's now-iconic looks.
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The day after Us Weekly wrote about the youngest Jenner's supposed brand pair-up, West took to Twitter (as he's fond of doing) to blast the deal in a duo of tweets.
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Cro Cop did a good job to nullify King Mo's ground and pound attack, which prompted the referee to stand the pair up with around two minutes remaining in the first round.
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Throughout the course of your career, the elevators are moving in different directions, and somewhere in the middle you hit your peak — 28, 29 — and the intellectual and physical side pair up.
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It's easily done—open up the Sonos app for Android or iOS, tap Settings then System, then choose the speaker you want to pair up with another and select Create Stereo Pair.
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Reggie Minton, the chairman of the selection committee, said the N.I.T. did not pair up the teams on purpose and did not have Boeheim's comment in mind when the bracket was set.
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Bungie today revealed key details about its upcoming Destiny sequel, including a new feature that will make it easier for solo players to pair up with larger groups to do multi-player activities.
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That's why the company and its platoons of bankers have also been trying to pair up private equity players with strategic partners, said sources, in order to create more of a competitive process.
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You're supposed to hold down the number 2 button for the device to pair up, but my microwave instead continued to say "FAIL" over the course of this time, which felt pretty annoying.
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Before the Crocs had their unexpected LFW cameo, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi featured another surprising pair-up, working with Ugg to create what appear to be the most comfortable flatforms known to mankind.
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However, they are also polarized, a feature that bumps the price of each pair up $50 to $199 and puts them on par, at least cost-wise, with similar models from Ray-Ban.
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The power-hitting Johnson and ultra-consistent Kuchar would pair up well in the fourball format, though the 2016 Ryder Cup will start on Friday morning with the opening foursomes (alternate shot) matches.
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TL;DR: The noise-canceling, bass-boosting PlayStation 4 Gold wireless headset was made for gamers, by gamers — pick a pair up on Amazon and get $29 off the final price; just $70.99.
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We scoured the web to find the best male-oriented sex toys for every need — all built to heighten sexual pleasure — whether you're looking to go solo or pair up with a partner.
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Many large companies, notably Facebook, insist that they do not sell user data, instead serving as a kind of all-knowing intermediary that tries to pair up advertisers and consumers with complicated targeting algorithms.
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A Very Brady Renovation will see HGTV stars pair up with original cast members from The Brady Bunch to turn the inside of the house into a replica of the set used for filming.
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I'd love to see companies pair up people who focus on the data and metrics-driven side of marketing that could give instant feedback to the team who focuses on the content and relationships.
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The biggest updates here are, unsurprisingly, on the streaming media front, including the arrival of AirPlay 2, and the long awaited ability to pair up two HomePods for some stereo music living room listening.
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It's not clear how Apple is doing this, but what's interesting about Google's approach is that Cloud Anchors allows for multiplayer across platforms so Android and iOS users can pair up easily, as well.
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This collaboration also marks an important first for Target: It's the first time the plus-sized pieces from a designer pair-up will be sold in stores (albeit not all locations), according to BoF.
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He returns for one final season in Morgantown, where he'll pair up with battery mate and Heisman hopeful Will Grier as the Mountaineers will look to compete for second fiddle in the Big 12.
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After users sign up for the app and say where they live and who they plan to vote for, users enter a chatroom where they can pair up and agree to swap their votes.
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Playing at Royal Melbourne as one of Woods's four captain's picks, Reed was reluctant to say who he would like to pair up with until seeing how the famed sandbelt course was set up.
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The company has worked with its agencies in a buddy system, which sees agency personnel pair up with relevant clients, in a complex process in which P&G is partly to blame, said Pritchard.
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The letter comes as the administration nears its planned date to give up its oversight of the internet domain name system, which helps pair up long strings of numbers with their familiar web addresses.
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Sure, some animals might not be able to discern a male from a female, but often, animals pair up because they're seeking a strong bond and a co-parent, researchers said in the review.
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We're in the heart of cuffing season, which is the popular millennial term for the winter months when people stop dating around and pair up with someone to spend the cold, snowy days with.
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Leon Cooper, Dr. Pines's successor, used the Bardeen-Pines result to show how electrons pair up, and John Robert Schrieffer, a graduate student, figured out how the paired electrons fall into a superconducting state.
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Others feel obvious or out of place, as when the dancers roll across the floor (like water?) or pair up in predatory, sculptural shapes (do the constant leg whacks belong in this natural world
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A Uighur activist has spoken out against China&aposs "Pair Up and Become Family" program, in which Han Chinese men are sent to live with Uighur women in China&aposs western region of Xinjiang.
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Doing this work, I've not only learned how to pair up people and canines, I have received a master class in the expansiveness of the human heart, a lesson that I very much needed.
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Even if you're not in full-on fall shopping mode quite yet, we'd recommend picking a pair up now– every size is still available and as Ballerini proves, they make a great seasonal transition piece!
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Will Roper, the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, told Defense News that a forthcoming upgrade to the F-35 represents a "wonderful opportunity" to pair up the prototype drone.
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We scoured the web to find the best male-oriented sex toys for every need — all built to heighten sexual pleasure — and great whether you're looking to go solo or pair up with a partner.
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In May, the Swedish retailer announced that this year's high-profile pair-up would be with Kenzo, the French fashion house currently helmed by creative directors (and Opening Ceremony cofounders) Carol Lim and Humberto Leon.
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It took a few years for Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher pair up after their on-and-off relationship on "That '70s Show" but now they are the happily married parents of infant daughter Wyatt.
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Coach x Rodarte, the highly-anticipated pair-up of two of fashion's most beloved brands, has finally landed online — so, quickly, head on over to Coach's website to shop the collection in full right now.
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The new version of the devices can also pair up with phones so text messages can be read aloud, hands-free calls can be made, and personal assistants, like Siri and Cortana, can be used.
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And the scope of this multi-brand collab sounds much bigger than just, say, a Manolo x J.Crew pair-up (just for NYFW, not your closet), or a Canada Goose puffer on Marc Jacobs' runway.
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Sometimes this is called assortative mating, although this term is more often used to describe the ways in which people with similar levels of educational attainment, financial means, and physical appearance tend to pair up.
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You can pick a pair up in four colors at the moment: four core colors of Kauri Jo, Charcoal, Marine, and Chalk or up to seven limited edition colors (seven for women, four for men).
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Sometimes this is called assortative mating, although this term is more often used to describe the ways in which people with similar levels of educational attainment, financial means and physical appearance tend to pair up.
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And so, we hear a whole bunch about parents, but really, the billion dollar smuggling industry thrives on our open border process of catch and release because smugglers are paid to pair up children with strangers.
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Why it matters: Given Facebook's beginnings — as an online student directory after a "Hot or Not" variant was shut down by Harvard — it's not a surprise the social network giant wants to help users pair up.
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With prices ranging from $275 to $1,300, per the Times, it's a very high-end turn for the rapper — one that'll surely have fashion crowd clamoring for a piece of A$AP and Anderson's pair-up.
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James and Dwyane Wade decided months ago that they would have their sons pair up at Sierra Canyon — just as they did in Miami from 2010 through 2014, winning two championships together with the Miami Heat.
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The initial cast starts with an uneven number of men and women, and at the end of the week, they pair up during a rose ceremony, which determines who from the outnumbered group will be going home.
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Google Wifi is a new router, which basically is a tiny device that can pair up with others to create a more robust, more far-reaching home network that will ensure more reliable performance across the board.
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The new Wi-Fi router's highlight feature might be that it can pair up with others to offer easy ways to extend your home network throughout the home, for better network coverage in hard to reach places.
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The group, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), has historically been contracted out to manage the behind-the-scenes workings of the Internet that pair up numerical IP addresses with their familiar Web addresses.
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"We're adding a new L.A.-infused perspective to our selection and bringing inspiration and ideas to encourage all personal styles, or stories," Samuel Fernström, managing director of & Other Stories, told WWD about the forthcoming Rodarte pair-up.
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" (Michelle Obama has attended twice.) Crucially, she noted, she tries to pair up women who know each other and who nominate other women, which has turned the affair "into something much more important than I ever thought.
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The pair-up was first announced in May, which gave us a whole summer to speculate about what the collection would actually look like — and to plot exactly how to incorporate Technicolor animal print into our fall wardrobe.
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I want to have 20 or more candidates from which to choose six to nine entries that pair up for symmetry purposes and which allow for a nice-looking grid, clean fill, and clever/funny clue-answer combinations.
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This isn't a virtual assistant that lives in the cloud, but a digital helper that can pair up with the apps uniquely taking advantage of Apple's hardware and software capabilities to truly improve your use of the device.
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One pair of track pants which you wear for all your casual wear and then change the T-shirt, or like one evening shoe and one daytime shoe which you can pair up with a bunch of things.
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Lauren Conrad, the star of our favorite early-aughts reality shows turned lifestyle guru, is constantly turning out new, affordable collections, be it for dressy occasions or everyday wear, thanks to her long-running pair-up with Kohl's.
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Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen pair up as Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy in Joe Wright's sumptuous adaptation of the Jane Austen novel about five sisters whose mother is desperate to marry them off to men of means.
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Still, this type of pair-up, where a celebrity or brand spokesperson dabbles in design, is somewhat unusual for a luxury label — in fact, the honor has never been bestowed upon any of Dior's longtime ambassadors, per WWD.
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Since 2017, China has run a "Pair Up and Become Family" program in the region, in which Communist Party officials who are Han Chinese — the ethnic group that makes up most of China's population — stay in Uighur homes.
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Anthropomorphized Dunkin Donut cup and donut mascots twirl in space or Juju on that beat; they pair up for a pas de deux when the DJ plays I Had The Time Of My Life and kids watch warily.
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That, however, doesn't perturb the Argentines who are hoofing up canapés, getting trashed at the open bar, taking selfies, and already starting to pair up (after all, where better to get lucky than at someone else's wedding night?).
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They were told their bachelor had to be open-minded and spiritually inclusive in order to pair up with, say, a pygmy, or a maiden from the Korowai tribe of New Guinea, or perhaps a lass from Nagaland.
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The steamy videos captured the pair up close and very personal – including, in one video, a lip-locked session on the club floor and, in a second video, some kissing with Tyga's hands firmly pretty … far down Jenner's back.
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The holidays may be over, but fashion is not done giving: Today, hypebeasts around the world will wake up to the satisfying revelation that this pair-up is, indeed, happening — and it debuted on the Louis Vuitton menswear runway.
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Streep and Kidman are to pair up with James Corden and Andrew Rannells as four Broadway actors who travel to Indiana to boost their profile by helping Emma, a high school senior forbidden from taking her girlfriend to prom.
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You throw the coins in the air, take note of the designs that are showing when they land, and then repeat this procedure until you're able to pair up the designs as front-and-back of the same coin.
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It's a savvy pair-up for the retailer, which went through an ambitiously chic brand revamp in September (replete with Patrick Demarchelier-lensed imagery) without trying to ditch its core fortysomething customer and her need for cubicle-ready getups.
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The designer is, of course, quite familiar with these: He has a Target pair up under his belt, as well as smaller capsule projects that run the gamut, from Melissa shoes and Lancôme beauty products to Canvas home goods.
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Last month, Bandier launched its first pair-up with a ready-to-wear label — NYC's Cushnie et Ochs, known for their sleek, body-con, cutout-dappled aesthetic, which translated easily into a 10-piece collection of active-fashion garb.
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Ms. Bauman already has made a spreadsheet with all the tickets her group has amassed, and on Monday afternoon she was busy trying to pair up friends with friends, and children with their parents, wherever groupings of tickets allowed.
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The whole industry seems to be reading from the same playbook: Pair up with a company that makes the same product to become a leading provider, and thus gain more clout to negotiate business with hospitals and health insurers.
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Having previously been a star of the Croatian national team, his poor form – and a series of niggling injuries – saw Domagoj Vida and Vedran Ćorluka pair up in the centre of defence, usurping his starting position in the process.
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But the pop star's true gift seems to lie in creating footwear every one is desperate to have, which is why it seems only natural that RiRi would pair up with Manolo Blahnik again to create a second collaborative capsule collection.
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The matches are free-for-all affairs, where opponents typically pair up spontaneously when any two fighters step into the ring; other times, one fighter struts in front of the onlookers, arms raised menacingly, and another fighter takes up the challenge.
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This is all about first impressions, so take a really good look at the people standing around you … because you are about to pair up with a complete stranger for a nine-country, 17-city, 36,000 mile race around the world.
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The trailer shows the pair up to your typical (and somewhat atypical) rom-com hijinks: there's a meet-cute, they immediately can't stand each other, and then they're forced together by everything from a seating chart to a rogue mountain lion.
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"It's powerful," explains Hakan Loob, who was a team mate of Forsberg's when Sweden won gold at Lillehammer in 1994, and the two are set to pair up again as experts for Eurosport's hockey broadcasts in Sweden during the Games.
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This is where Jimmy Palmiotti was asked who in the Marvel Universe he'd like to pair up with Harley Quinn, the colorful Gotham villain — and former Joker sidekick — whose solo comic he and Amanda Conner have been tasked with writing.
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The idea was to pair up Henry's scientific understanding and Alaska knowledge — he's written a book about the 1964 Alaska earthquake and has spent a considerable amount of time there — with my background in delving deeply into this kind of topic.
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Heterosexual women like yourself only pair up with a man because they know they're going to be miserable anyway, so they might as well have a guy around to carry things and fetch the car and speed them through customs.
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From March through December, the residency will feature performances at Joe's Pub on one Sunday each month; the events will pair up writers and musicians from Ms. Anderson's circle, exploring an intersection that has always been central to her work.
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Set in a near-future where single people are sent to "The Hotel" to find a mate (if they don't pair up in 45 days, they're turned into animals and sent into the wild), it's ultimately a story about connection.
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Google announced in January that it would start implementing new "tough but necessary" changes to YouTube monetization, including stricter requirements for its partnership program and a cryptic "three-tier suitability system" for advertisers to pair up with "brand-safe" ad placement.
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And so far we've always landed on there's a brighter future ahead of us an an independent company, and we can actually go and take as much of that opportunity on as an independent organization, without needing to pair up with somebody bigger.
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Hugh — who, perhaps brutally, put herself through Entrepreneur First twice as she sought to pair up with the right co-founder — says she was inspired to start Brolly after she became alarmed to hear how many consumers lacked basic knowledge of insurance.
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" She also has a few tricks to center herself when the nerves kick in: "I pair up with friends backstage so we can encourage one another, and I'll listen to music on my headphones to get me excited and start moving around.
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After all the focus on whether Ben and Alan would stick with the naked hopping guy and his ride-or-die, or whether they would pair up with the Mom Squad instead, the most interesting thing was what Chrissy was up to.
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All peeks at their latest pair-up, though, have come from Kardashian: Not only has she worn the pieces before anyone else, she's been promoting them on Snapchat for months, building a lot of hype (and intrigue) way before any official details emerged.
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And if you have an Amazon Alexa or Google Home device, you can pair up the 960 to control it while you catch up on the rest of your chores (or kick back and see what's new on Netflix — we won't tell).
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There has been research where the expression of these brain oscillations has been manipulated, meaning the amplitude of the waves has been stimulated, or slow waves have been manipulated to pair up with sleep spindles—and it improves different kinds of memory.
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The organizers of Sight Unseen Offsite, an annual design fair, had invited professional designers to pair up with well-known amateurs to create one-of-a-kind objects that would be displayed and then sold to benefit a charity of the collaborators' choice.
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We also don't know how exactly Bungie's Guided Games feature will function, which is its ambitious plan to make Destiny 2 more fun for single players by letting them pair up with larger in-game clans for activities like the Crucible, strikes, and the raid.
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No collaboration has made us equally confused and excited quite like the forthcoming pair-up between Coach and Rodarte: The news broke earlier this year with sparse details beyond the fact that it was indeed happening, and that we could expect it sometime this spring.
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A Uighur activist has spoken out against China&aposs "Pair Up and Become Family" program, in which Han Chinese men are sent to China&aposs western region of Xinjiang to live with Uighur women, many of whose husbands have been sent to prison camps.
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I like picking out threads and I like clues that pair up to be whimsical, like MONA LISA, SENT and READ, and a TIER on a CAKE (you could mentally connect LOOTER, whose clue was spectacular, to the neighboring SPREE, but that joinery was unspecified).
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As call centres have boomed in the country over the past two decades—the industry now employs more people in the Philippines than it does in India—large groups of young people have grown used to working late en masse, giving them more opportunity to pair up.
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The Formation world tour may be nearing its end, but one of Beyoncé's go-to outfitters is kicking off an exciting new chapter: Zana Bayne announced it would bring its leather expertise to & Other Stories back in May — and, today, their pair-up officially hits shelves.
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Leah: Zara was really struggling to pair up with anyone—the first guy she went with ditched her and then she was alone for a long time, so when this guy Alex came in she was, I think, really desperate to prove that she was wanted.
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That series, A Very Brady Renovation, will see HGTV designers and contractors like Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott and Good Bones' Mina Starsiak Hawk and Karen E. Laine, pair up with with all six Brady kids to renovate the home's interiors to match those from the show.
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After the monumental successes and revenue the rapper has brought to the athletic brand, they decided to pair up again on a collection called adidas + Kanye West, an athleisure line that will produce footwear, apparel, and accessories, as well as standalone retail stores that will exclusively offer the collaboration.
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The red of the ceiling may match the red of a vase, a black patch of floor may correspond to the table that vase is placed on, a strip of violet on one half of the wall and turquoise on the rest may pair up to a couple chairs.
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We also have these facts: Nearly a quarter of the population is mixed; by one estimate, nearly half of individuals pair up with people outside their group; there's no clear racial majority; and there are different historical influences at work, like union organizing and Native Hawaiian cultural norms.
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We also have these facts: Nearly a quarter of the population is mixed; by one estimate, nearly half of individuals pair up with people outside their group; there's no clear racial majority; and there are different historical influences at work, like union organizing and Native Hawaiian cultural norms.
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After last week's killing of five police officers in Dallas by an African American angry about police killings of black men, nearly half of America's 30 biggest cities issued directives to pair up police officers on calls to boost safety, according to a Reuters survey of police departments.
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The band has obviously denied that it was intentional but a lot of fans pair up the album with the movie and find that at certain points when David Gilmour sings things like "balanced on the biggest wave" from "Breathe," Dorothy is walking in a tightrope motion on a fence.
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The wait for a Target collaboration to actually drop can be excruciating: We get the designer reveal and then have to wait months for a peek at the result of the pair-up — and then another few weeks for a full lookbook, and then another handful until we can actually shop.
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IN 2015, ATAMNA-ISMAEEL started the A-Sham festival in Haifa, Israel, to highlight Arab food — A-Sham is the Arabic name for the Levant — and to pair up Arab-Israeli (Muslim and Christian, Palestinian and those with roots in other lands) and Jewish-Israeli chefs to cook traditional dishes.
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The singer's insane dance moves really shine in the two-minute video, and for good reason: She started dancing at age three, and was training in half a dozen different dance styles by the time she was seven years old, as she details in an open letter about her pair-up with Nike.
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If instead of going to your community center, or your group of friends, or your church, or whatever, you're actually going to this melting pot of sorts and getting to say, "Hey, I'm open-minded, send me whoever," so people are starting to pair up outside of what would be natural in their community.
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And I think we've used the same framework for the past 13 years, which is: Do we believe that there is a way brighter future ahead of us as an independent company, or do we think that we need to pair up with somebody bigger to be able to accomplish what we're trying to do?
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The feature has already been compared to the weird, failed dating app Bang With Friends (which relaunched as Down in 2013) but is more structurally similar to the also-doomed Slack integration built by the polyamory-centric dating app Feeld in 2017, which was supposed to pair up work crushes and was publicly shot down as an HR nightmare.
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So Amazon's number isn't a billion (it isn't on millions of Android phones, after all), but support for Alexa continues to be built into more and more products, thanks in part to the Alexa Gadgets Toolkit launch last year, which gives developers APIs and technical documentation to make gadgets that can pair up with an Alexa device.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R) and his Democratic challenger, Beto O'Rourke, coasted to primary victories in Texas on Tuesday, setting the pair up for a November showdown.
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In a brilliant stroke of morbid genius, cemetery decided to pair up with the film organization Cinespia, which hosts screenings of out-of-theater classics from the 1930s through the 1990s all around Los Angeles, to host open-air screenings of film favorites back in the early aughts, and the weekend events have become a true scene.
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The first XC50 installation will be at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) in Lugano, where it will be and upgrade of the facility's existing XC30 supercomputer "Piz Daint," and where it will pair up with an XC40 installation at the site called "Piz Dora" to create a combined XC50 system that ranks among the fastest overall in the world.
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" Jughead is upset with Tall Boy, seeing as he was FP's right hand man andfor years the goal was to kepp the peace, with the North Side and with the Ghoulies, but now, Tall Boy - maybe a little drunk off power now that FP is locked up and he's acting leader of the Serpeants beleives that the two gangs need to pair up Malachi saying "Evolve or Die.
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After much success and an obligatory Instagram tease for a sophomore collection, the next chapter of this couture-meets-athleisure pair-up has been revealed: Say hello to the NikeLab Dunk Lux High x RT. For Tisci's first collection with the brand in 2014, entitled Nike + R.T. AF1, the designer reimagined the Air Force 1 with bold stripes, gold accents, and exaggerated heights (spanning from low-rise to boot).
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Long euro/dollar has been among the best performing currency trades this year with the pair up nearly 13 percent so far this year though the single currency has come under some pressure in recent weeks on concerns interest rates in the ECB will remain at record lows far longer than the U.S. Latest CFTC positioning data shows that net euro longs have retreated from their record highs though still remain near multi-year highs at above $13 billion.
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Long euro/dollar has been among the best performing currency trades with the pair up nearly 13 percent so far this year though the single currency has come under some pressure in recent weeks on concerns interest rates in the ECB will remain at record lows far longer than in the U.S. Latest CFTC positioning data shows that net euro longs have retreated from their record highs though still remain near multi-year highs at above $13 billion.
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