"Outwork is quadrant 1 and Creator is quadrant 4," Emily says.
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You&aposll want to stay out of Quadrant I, which is filled primarily with crises; Quadrant III, which includes interruptions and unnecessary meetings; and Quadrant IV, which includes busy work and time wasters.
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The startup recently moved into the "leaders quadrant" in Gartner's Magic Quadrant report on analytics and business intelligence.
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I would say, unfortunately, the ... well, we're not gonna call it the asshole quadrant, we're gonna call the obnoxiously aggressive quadrant obnoxiously aggressive behavior-.
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So if we make a quadrant of four types of jobs, I think the lower left quadrant is the low compassion, low empathy, low creativity.
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I bear multiple scars in every quadrant of my body.
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Most of these routes are in the park's northwest quadrant.
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"He worked every quadrant tonight," said Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
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Perhaps it will flee to the Delta Quadrant to do so.
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Instead of sand, tt's a special meditation quadrant that uses sound.
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Ye is a partner and chief investment strategist at First Quadrant.
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The northwest quadrant was my Waterloo — you may have felt different.
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The entire northwest quadrant of Washington clouded over with status anxiety.
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You want to focus most of your energy on activities that are important but nonurgent — aka the activities that fall in Quadrant II.According to Covey, Quadrant II includes relationship building, recognizing new opportunities, planning, and prevention.
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I'm not sure which part, probably the bottom quadrant in the back.
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Groups in this quadrant elicit respect but also resentment for their success.
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Notice that the lower right quadrant contains the least number of points.
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Quadrant Information Services, an insurance data provider, conducted the analysis for InsuranceQuotes.com.
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These states represent each quadrant of the country: Midwest, Northeast, West and South.
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Only 3.8 percent of voters fell into the socially liberal/economically conservative quadrant.
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Both businesses are located in the Northeast quadrant of D.C. on Florida Avenue.
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Quadrant calculated rates in each state, using data from six major insurance companies.
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Yang owns a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in D.C.'s northeastern quadrant.
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Mr Drutman suggested the last quadrant, which Mr Bloomberg represents, was pretty much empty.
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Apply the second-darkest shade to the quadrant directly above the darker shade. 4.
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She notices on the navigation map a wormhole developing in the top left quadrant.
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It's particularly hard to find ideas in that quadrant with a strong business model.
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The bottom right is the elite "social liberal, fiscal conservative" quadrant — potential Schultz voters.
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And then the upper left quadrant would be lower creativity but lots of compassion.
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There isn't much in that lower-right feasible/cheap quadrant except blue hydrogen, for now.
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It sold stakes in energy company Quadrant Energy and online real estate settlements firm PEXA.
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In one case, 45 live on one snow-swept street in the city's southwest quadrant.
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He was also for many years a poetry editor of the conservative Australian magazine Quadrant.
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In surveys of the toolkit available to climate policymakers, quadrant 1 is almost always omitted entirely.
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Located in the southeast quadrant of Public Square in downtown Cleveland, it opened July 4, 1894.
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Sector heavyweight Santos Ltd rose 2 percent after completing the acquisition of Quadrant Energy on Tuesday.
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In the dark blue liberal quadrant we would find people like Jimmy Carter and Al Gore.
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In the opposing dark red conservative quadrant we would find Ronald Reagan and both Presidents Bush.
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The resulting chart, Figure 2 of the report, places voters into four quadrants — one consistently conservative, one consistently liberal, and then a more populist quadrant (for cultural conservatives who lean left on economics) and a more consistently libertarian quadrant (for social liberals who are fiscal conservatives).
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Easy to understand, hard to do As described, this is the magic quadrant for consumer internet companies.
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More than any other quadrant of American business, Silicon Valley remains loyal to the gospel of merit.
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Quadrant Energy Chief Executive Brett Darley said the early results were "extremely promising", in an emailed comment.
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The sale of its stake in $2.2 billion Quadrant Energy should feed through soon and help more.
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They also controlled separate sections of Berlin, but the city was entirely situated within the Soviet quadrant.
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A lot of material in the upper right quadrant — high truth, but intentionally misleading — poses as journalism.
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Everyone's trying to figure out how we protect the smaller films that aren't four-quadrant mega-releases.
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I submitted the grid, and got an acceptance contingent on replacing an entry in the southwest quadrant.
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Check out this chart, from a 2017 Democracy Fund survey, that plots Americans on a quadrant system.
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There is something magic about the combination of the quadrant of education institutions, the massive amounts of capital.
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Police say Rich was shot multiple times last year while walking to his apartment in Washington's Northwest quadrant.
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That quadrant includes Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
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The upper left quadrant of that chart — which depicts economically left-leaning lower-income Republicans — is notably busy.
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Two blue circles (or breasts) overlaying the bare-chested figure in the upper right quadrant complicate our reading.
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This year, the No. 2 seed in the quadrant of the top overall seed, Duke, is: Michigan State.
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The roughly acre-size southwest quadrant of the park has long been gated and closed to the public.
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In its 2017 Magic Quadrant report for field service management software, Gartner included Salesforce for the first time.
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Yeah, I would say that Google, again, we didn't talk about one quadrant in the Radical Candor framework.
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Confusing matters more, appendicitis doesn't always start with the classic pain in the right lower quadrant of your abdomen.
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It's the dot wayyyyyy up there in the upper right hand corner, literally in a quadrant of its own.
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The streetcar was originally supposed to launch in 2009, in an impoverished part of the capital's south-east quadrant.
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On each screen a character is walking around in circles, looking up at a strange quadrant in the level.
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Commentary by Paul Goldwhite and Jia Ye. Goldwhite is the director of research at investment-management firm First Quadrant.
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We think picking a No. 1 seed to defeat all comers in its quadrant seems like a bad idea.
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I think everyone's trying to figure out how we protect the smaller films that aren't four-quadrant mega-releases.
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I like that he's balanced out by YOYO MA in the opposite quadrant, as sort of a musical counterpoint.
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Orbiting the SUN is THE WORLD, which is spelled out in the circles in each quadrant of the grid.
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Santos' net debt rose after the Quadrant buy, which it funded through a combination of cash and new debt.
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Perhaps this support is one reason the museum hasn't taken a stand on the gated quadrant at 77th Street.
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The Owl Sector puzzle's jigsaw image seemed to be a recreation of the monitor room's four-quadrant grid of canisters.
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"It's a four-quadrant movie," she said, which means the film should appeal to people of all ages and genders.
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However, as the summers get more and more crowded, these four-quadrant blockbusters have started to push earlier and earlier.
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In "Dolly" (2015), the horizon line is diagonal, starting in the lower left quadrant and crossing to the upper right.
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I solved this grid in a clockwise pattern, starting with the southeast quadrant and ending on the northeast, working steadily.
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The top overall seed, Louisville, lost in the regional final to the No. 2 seed in its quadrant: Michigan State.
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Today, only the northwest quadrant of Ali Baba Circle remains, and on it, enough houses to count on one hand.
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The broadcast is essentially split into four 4K feeds, each making up a quadrant of what you see on screen.
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Macquarie more than doubled its money in Quadrant Energy when it sold the business to Santos last year, UBS reckons.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, this vertical shear is especially pronounced in a tropical cyclone's front-right (generally the northeast) quadrant.
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Like, do you really need to "decide" to brush the top left quadrant of your teeth instead of the lower right?
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I think about the apartments in the lower quadrant of Whiteforge city, and the mayor's quarters, soaring above in gleaming white.
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The entire process takes about 45 minutes per quadrant of your mouth—upper left, upper right, lower left, or lower right.
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The brush head doesn't oscillate; instead it just vibrates in place as you guide it over each quadrant of your mouth.
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In the book, Scott wrote:When bosses belittle employees, embarrass them publicly, or freeze them out, their behavior falls into this quadrant.
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It's in her discussion of Covey's four-quadrant time-management grid, when she identifies grocery shopping as neither urgent nor important.
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During the ceremony, planes from the number 76 quadrant in New Castle, which provide introductory preparation courses for fighter pilots, flew overhead.
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That means sacrificing a portion of the audience -- not incidentally, the quadrant that clamors for action figures -- on the altar of edginess.
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Then there is the lower-left-hand quadrant, in which elections are close at the national level, and states are generally competitive.
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In business, people fall into one of four categories, according to Robert Kiyosaki's "Cashflow Quadrant": employees, self-employed, business owners, or investors.
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If you strip-mined a quadrant or wasted resources building a war machine, everything would become a huge grind with no reward.
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But he was the highest-profile guest at the mid-morning ceremony, held on the school's campus in Washington's leafy Northwest quadrant.
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" Similarly, the woman with the cradleboard (lower left quadrant) should be clothed, the English garb is wrong ("what's with the pink suit?
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Bankers say Quadrant had considered an IPO, but scrapped the plan early this year, with Brookfield still looking to sell its stake.
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A revision to the SE quadrant was requested, a revision was submitted, and the puzzle was accepted for publication in January 2017.
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Carnarvon owns a 20% stake in the field, with the rest held by Santos Ltd after it acquired Quadrant Energy in 2018.
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Happening to know one answer can open up an entire quadrant and turn a 30-minute solve into a 15-minute one.
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Women's head coach Veerat Na Nongkai said the 12-member women's team were fully ready for the quadrant and team regu events.
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He put his shot 30 feet from the pin, positioned on the right-front quadrant of the green, mercilessly close to the water.
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First, let me direct your attention to the upper-right-hand quadrant, which houses the major landslide elections (more than 15-point margin).
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Property from just one quadrant of the scene filled seven delivery-sized trucks, he said, and required the attention of dozens of investigators.
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However, the acquisition of Quadrant, which was funded through a combination of company's cash and new debt pushed Santos' debt as at Dec.
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As part of the transaction, 24 members of Quadrant, including five of the founding partners, will join the AXA IM- Real Assets division.
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You might be aware, but around the upper-right quadrant of Spain, they don't take too kindly to the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The ball soared over the Slovakian wall and didn't change its searing pace, despite dipping masterfully into the left quadrant of the goal.
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Santos has an 80% stake in the field after acquiring Quadrant Energy in 2018, while the remainder is owned by operator Carnarvon Petroleum.
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Santos acquired Quadrant Energy last year in a $2.15 billion deal, snapping up Quadrant's 80 percent stake in the promising Dorado oil find.
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I especially keep returning to the bottom right quadrant of the photo—the set of arms and hands raised with a forward bent.
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To take it a step further, you might next share the image split into quadrants and assign students a specific quadrant to examine.
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So far, the group has mapped its quadrant to identify the areas most in need of repair and assess ways to redress them.
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It was lucky for me that they were confined to the SW quadrant, or Will and Joel might not have suggested a revision.
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The streetcar, which will run on a 2.4-mile route in Washington's Northeast quadrant, is being operated by the D.C. Department of Transportation.
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Most of the coaching that I have done has helped people who are ... most mistakes, actually, don't happen in this obnoxious aggression quadrant.
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The Walking Dead That noise you heard Sunday night was the sound of "Walking Dead" nation rejoicing — or the romantically obsessed quadrant, at least.
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Soon, he was rampaging through the primaries, dominating in almost every quadrant of the country, sweeping states in the Deep South, Northeast, and Midwest.
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The party was held last Saturday (April 30) at a sprawling furniture shop and storage space located in a characteristically industrial quadrant of Bushwick.
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That small population loops outward toward the same quadrant of the solar system, a phenomenon that would be extremely unlikely to happen by chance.
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These signals are arguably the only way anyone else out there would even know to come looking in our quadrant of the Milky Way.
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For decades, the best players in the world found their way to "Forest Hills" — the shorthand for the American quadrant of the Grand Slam.
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It is clear that Stellarwind"—the code name for the information collected under the program—"covered a quadrant where we had no other tools.
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Still, Representative Dave Loebsack, a veteran Democrat whose district covers Iowa's southeastern quadrant, said he believed that even partisan Iowans yearned for political reconciliation.
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Zhongguancun has spread out from the electronics markets into a sweeping quadrant of northwestern Beijing that takes in its two leading universities, Peking and Tsinghua.
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Companies in this quadrant have a simple message that can be explained in five seconds or less, along with a component that's hard to do.
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Luke Cage is fundamentally a four-quadrant-seeking, crowd-pleasing, big-tent affair, like Empire, Power, or the Thursday-night Shonda Rhimes–fest on ABC.
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Santos acquired Quadrant Energy last year in a $2.15 billion deal and in turn got an 63 percent stake in the promising Dorado oil find.
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With a low price point of $22.75 per month and robust content with four quadrant appeal, we would expect a steep initial ramp in subscribers.
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The St. Johns bridge, crossing the Willamette from the Northwest quadrant to the peninsula of North Portland, is surrounded by the fire on all sides.
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So if you are in the top-right quadrant, your views were better represented by Republicans in 1960, but by Democrats in more recent elections.
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The Deadpool franchise has built its success on turning the established framework of the four-quadrant superhero movie into the raunchiest of R-rated comedies.
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But the reality is that summer has become as serious as any other quadrant of the TV calendar, and this year it feels particularly weighty.
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It acquired Quadrant for more than $2 billion last year, boosting production and giving it a stake in a promising oil find off Western Australia.
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Yeshwant says he's found companies in all four boxes, but the biggest struggle involves finding investments in the low medical complexity/high social complexity quadrant.
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Then, you will realize that, following the quadrant of cosmic laws of rock and roll, of hip and hop, there is only one possible answer.
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The storm's slow movement means the islands will be on the right quadrant of the storm, where the strongest winds and heaviest rains are located.
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Irma's forecast track keeps shifting, Thursday afternoon's track puts Irma's power — the northeast quadrant — over Miami and later Jacksonville with the storm directly over Orlando.
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THAT'S GENIUS was the seed entry, which I tried all over the place until it found its way into the southeast quadrant of the puzzle.
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Mr. Bowman's and Ms. Keller's puzzle contains a circle of circled squares in each quadrant of its mirror-symmetry grid; what could these circles represent?
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My first hunch was in the upper right quadrant with "'No Way' Man" crossing with "Kind of calendar"; I thought of JOSE first, then JULIAN.
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This grid layout is something of an old standby for me, with the three long central answers balancing the mid-range entries in each quadrant.
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The Quadrant takeover gives Santos a business that is the leading supplier of gas into the Western Australian market with strong and stable cash flows.
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The leaked bracket showed the Orange with the Midwest's No. 10 seed, but CBS — only halfway through the selections — had not yet revealed that quadrant.
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The quadrant of death appeared to be the South, with North Carolina, Kentucky and, at No. 3, U.C.L.A. (29-4) all seen as title contenders.
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Each quadrant of a square's 2x2 grid is a smaller square that can appear in one of two different colors, with color schemes varying by level.
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To get an idea of Nvidia's progress, consider the image above, where the upper left quadrant depicts a still from an actual video of the world.
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We want to make sure everyone understands that not only do we continue to believe in the Mac, but we believe in that product quadrant strategy.
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So far, "Batman v Superman" is not shaping up to be a so-called "four-quadrant" film, said Tobi Bauckhage, co-founder and CEO of Moviepilot.
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China's effort to build a military base on Vanuatu broadcasts Beijing's interest in Oceania, the southwest quadrant of the Pacific that includes Australia and New Zealand.
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Winning the group, though, might not be the best thing, since it likely drops that team into a quadrant with Brazil and Germany in the knockouts.
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A pass through the grid will indicate to you that the clue numbers for those entries all correspond to the lowest bubbled letter in each quadrant.
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There is a window in the lower right quadrant that is topped by a gray rectangle in one version; in the other, the rectangle is blue-gray.
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The Quadrant assets, along with the gas-rich Cooper Basin in Queensland, is the largest source of gas for Santos which also operates in Papua New Guinea.
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According to the movie Star Trek: First Contact, the Borg evolved on a distant planet, presumably in the Delta Quadrant, which is the center of their collective.
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Lacking any machine to help them — even the equivalent of a quadrant or a slide rule — futurists to a large degree rely on intuition and common sense.
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The graphic interface presents about 100 symbols and figures on a four-quadrant, horizontal and vertical axis divided between authoritarian and libertarian, economic-right and economic-left.
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Although some HCV-positive patients do not show symptoms, others present fatigue, jaundice and pain in the upper left quadrant of the abdomen, where the liver is.
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The inspiration for this was Patrick Berry's July 15, 2006, puzzle which used the same grid that also contained those same two letters in a common quadrant.
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Also, it's still possible to get nearly 200 million views on a music video, if you make a four-quadrant clip with plenty of Bend and Snap.
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That tornado's location -- well away from the hurricane's core, and in the storm's front-right quadrant (relative to the hurricane's direction) -- is typical for cyclone-produced tornadoes.
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Market research firm Gartner recently released its latest "Magic Quadrant," a market research report which ranks all the top cloud players and analyzes their strengths and weaknesses.
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Industry analyst firm Gartner just released its latest "Magic Quadrant," a market research report which ranks all the top cloud players and analyzes their strengths and weaknesses.
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Other new entrants in Gartner's 2017 Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service include Interoute, Oracle and Skytap, along with Joyent, which Samsung acquired last year.
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The wide, ribbon-shaped lake is spread across the eastern quadrant of Antarctica, and perhaps once fed into the Southern Ocean tens of millions of years ago.
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But his fate seems secure in Amarillo, which is in the state's northwestern quadrant, where no statewide Republican candidate since 2010 has taken less than 70 percent.
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Unfortunately, when Covey helped the managers analyze their daily schedules, they realized they were spending only about 5% of their time on this important (Quadrant II) activity.
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The Confederate battle flag was placed on the top left quadrant of Mississippi's flag in 1894 — 29 years after the South surrendered and the Civil War ended.
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A photograph released by Madiedo clearly showed a yellowish-white dot appearing in the darkened top left quadrant of the Moon during the totality phase of the eclipse.
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Here's how to do it: Draw a quadrant on a piece of paper and label each of the four squares with the most important areas of your life.
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However, over time the forecast was revised, and the ship wound up in the worst possible place: the right front quadrant of the storm, where winds are strongest.
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It's easy enough to manually log an activity in the Withings mobile app, by tapping a blue plus button in the upper quadrant of the app's home screen.
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Harden tiptoed and crossed over and pulled up for threes; he sent passes to every quadrant of the court without turning his head or even lifting his eyelids.
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Unlisted Quadrant was potentially worth A$3 billion before the Dorado find, with bankers saying its 50 percent owner Brookfield Asset Management is looking to sell its stake.
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Lizzie Plaugic: Ah yes, the ol' saying-a-text-out-loud-while-texting quadrant of television that ignores how people text in real life (silently and stone-faced).
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Quadrant Information Systems, a provider of data and analysis to the insurance industry, conducted the analysis on behalf of insuranceQuotes using state data from large auto insurance carriers.
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It was a mild October evening in Washington, DC, and GoldLink was at a photo studio in the city's Northwest quadrant, talking about what super power he'd choose.
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Tomlin called his stuff "subpar" compared to the others, but he survives by working diligently to guide each of his pitches to every quadrant of the strike zone.
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The second is that, with the exception of appliances, the upper right-hand quadrant — energy intensive luxury goods — is filled with movement: vehicles, vehicle fuel, flying, and holidays.
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His tee shot stopped short of the green, and with the pin tucked into the back left quadrant, he had a long and tricky line to the hole.
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The point of the presentation was that Facebook is trying hard to crack down on stories in the upper-left quadrant: false information that was intended to mislead.
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If I were to rework this puzzle today, I would drop SIR BARTON and rework the entire southwest quadrant, specifically aiming to get rid of LEO X/ERNO.
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The best way to maximize your potential of seeing meteors, according to American Meteor Society, is to face the sky&aposs northeast quadrant and look about halfway up.
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Fifth Quadrant Analytics, a disability markets-focused ratings firm and index provider, estimates there are some 1.3 billion disabled people worldwide, representing $1 trillion in annual disposable income.
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Everything is big and bright and things are mostly laid out in a quadrant, in an attempt to make the most of the 1.47 inches of screen real estate.
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Trump is pretty squarely in the populist quadrant and doing quite well there, which is consistent with the clockwise direction of partisan cleavage movement explained by Miller and Schofield.
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Dorado is Australia's biggest oil find since 1996 and Santos owns 80% of the field, a stake it came to own with its acquisition of Quadrant Energy in 2018.
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"Any time you're in that northeast quadrant as the storm is moving forward, that's where the maximum radius winds are that define the intensity of the storm," he said.
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In a recent blog post, Google talked about how 75 percent of 360-degree video users only look at the quadrant in front of them when the video starts.
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That year, two residents died in the northwest quadrant because of flooding, and three African-American members of the City Council pleaded unsuccessfully for money for sewers and drainage.
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"QMS Media's Board of Directors unanimously recommend the Quadrant scheme in the absence of a superior proposal," the company said in a statement issued to the Australian Securities Exchange.
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In "Tune in Tomorrow" (2018), which measures 60 by 36 inches, Westfall paints a yellow diamond in the upper right quadrant, with its right point touching the canvas's right edge.
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Low said the Dorado oil find would now boost the value of Quadrant, as oil would be cheaper to develop than gas and would have a ready market in Asia.
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In "Freeway Curve" (1995), a wide black curve (highway) full of speeding cars starts at the upper left quadrant and swings down sharply to the bottom edge, slightly off center.
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According to ComScore, women made up 62% of the Finding Dory audience, a heavy female tilt for a four-quadrant family film on one of the year's biggest weekends for cinemas.
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And then there are two clusters of elections in upper-left quadrant that stand out for their unusual nature — close at the national level, but not close at the state level.
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What is striking, the scientists said, is that the orbits of all six loop outward in the same quadrant of the solar system and are tilted at about the same angle.
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In actuality, the starters in that quadrant weren't words at all: They were the letters J and Q … successively placed at every credible pair of starting squares until some fill emerged.
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As he begins to read, Steyer takes a pen and draws five crosses on his left hand, a big one in the center and then a smaller one in each quadrant.
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While the studio ponders whether that requires adjusting course, a small, rebellious and inordinately vocal quadrant of the fan community is delighting in -- and deriving an unfortunate message from -- those woes.
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In his view, venture capital often lean towards the therapeutics companies that fit into the low social complexity/high medical complexity quadrant, such as costly novel drugs for cancer or diabetes.
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Before the rise of streaming services, speculatis unconventionalis was almost always relegated to some little-watched "death slot," where there were no expectations of selling ads like a four-quadrant hit.
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I extended my arm to turn on the computer, and to my astonishment realized that my right hand disappeared when I moved it to the right lower quadrant of the keyboard.
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Rockets, guns and missiles are among the weapons now under consideration, as the Corps examines requirements for an "all-quadrant" weapons application versus other possible configurations such as purely "forward firing" weapons.
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The second quadrant is for long-term strategizing, the third is for activities that someone may want now but aren't critical, and the last is for activities that result in little value.
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The ProtectiveClean 4100 also includes the Quadpacer indicator and SmarTimer features, which help you brush each quadrant of your mouth evenly and clean for the dentist-recommended time of two minutes, respectively.
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Returning from a quick Canyonlands side trip to Newspaper Rock, Google Maps had revealed an intriguing "short cut" that would allow us to diagonal through a lower quadrant of the Blue Mountains.
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Big Don Bino - "10 Band Brick" There's very little debate that Shy Glizzy is Southeast DC's biggest musical export, but a new exciting voice from the DC quadrant is Big Don Bino.
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Separately, investment bank Macquarie Group Ltd, which holds a 21.8 percent interest in Quadrant, raised its fiscal 2019 earnings outlook to 15 percent of growth from 10 percent, citing the ACCC approval.
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Quadrant supplies more than a fifth of the domestic gas market in Western Australia and does not need more gas yet in a region with abundant gas reserves vying to be developed.
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The problem with this argument is that there are currently candidates leading in many polls, who occupy the upper-left quadrant space that Chait suggests is the void for Bloomberg to fill.
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The last two decades, after Thaxter's death in 1894, he ventured out to the northeast quadrant of the island — to the harsher, more wind- and sea-battered coast, where he painted rocks.
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"Hong Kong as of the forecast now will be on the right quadrant of the storm with the greatest impacts from wind, rain and storm surge along that coast line," he said.
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I love crossing spans in a four-corner construction like this, because they unify the whole thing and make it less likely that a solver will get stranded in one whole quadrant.
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After visiting President Lincoln's Cottage, I drove late in the afternoon to the city's southeastern quadrant and took in the impressive view of Washington's monuments from the peak known as Cedar Hill.
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Wrestling the Panama Papers into movie form might have worked better as some kind of premium-TV anthology series, or perhaps an HBO movie focusing intently on one quadrant of the corruption.
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The Star Trek resurgence is welcomed, but CBS All Access still has a long journey ahead before it truly meets the expectations of one of the most demanding fandoms in the alpha quadrant.
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The southeastern quadrant of the US shows the most support for Trump, though in general the dollar amounts he draws from individual zip codes tend to be smaller than sums collected by Clinton.
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In addition to elevated blood pressure, women with preeclampsia may experience headaches, blurry vision, shortness of breath, and pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen due to swelling of the liver.
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Quadrant was now looking to exit one of Australia's biggest cancer care firms, Icon Chief Executive Officer Mark Middleton told Reuters, and the IPO timing was "looking (likely) within the next 12 months".
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"The ACCC considers that a combined Santos/Quadrant will continue to face strong competition from a range of suppliers, including large LNG producers such as Chevron and Woodside," said ACCC Chair Rod Sims.
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Carnarvon, with a 20 percent stake in the venture, said it was excited about the prospect, now being assessed by operator Quadrant, owned by Brookfield, Macquarie Group, Wesfarmers and mining heiress Angela Bennett.
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It said it had reached a conditional agreement to sell kiwi confectionery brands Mackintosh's, Heards, Black Knight and Fabulicious Red Licorice as well as other Oceania brands Life Savers and Oddfellows to Quadrant.
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We should be forced to deal with the consequences of all the over-buying we did during the latter quadrant of last year so that we might learn from our disgraceful, gluttonous behavior.
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Haniger — who is playing just his second full season and is also bound to Seattle through 2022 — said he admires Segura's ability to handle any pitch in any quadrant of the strike zone.
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However, this still leaves the problem that many of the energy uses in the upper right-hand quadrant — the energy intensive luxury goods, mostly having to do with transport — are difficult to decarbonize.
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What's left, after that, is basically an old-fashioned network sitcom (complete with the enthusiastic laughter of a studio audience) about getting older, only in a newfangled quadrant of the original-programming space.
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The toothbrush ensures you're spending the right amount of time showing your teeth some TLC with its two-minute timer featuring 30-second intervals reminding you to focus on each quadrant of your mouth.
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Stephen Covey, author of "7 Habits of Highly Effective People," developed a time management grid that breaks up our activities into four areas: Activities that fall in the first quadrant should require immediate action.
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The hardware Google has devised to play with the NSynth algorithm features a central X / Y pad where each quadrant can be assigned an instrument (sort of like using effects on a Kaoss Pad).
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"The doctor said the one tumor is on your aerola and the other takes up a quadrant of your breast so it basically takes up the whole thing," Sealy, 37, of Philadelphia, tells PEOPLE.
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Another game: Twelve birds flash on the screen, one with dark wings, and you have to click on the quadrant of the screen where the dark-winged bird was located when the birds disappear.
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At one point in Men In Black: International, new trainee Agent M (Tessa Thompson) and her ersatz partner, senior Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) land head-first into the desert known as the Empty Quadrant.
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Next thing you know, you had the most reliable recurring hit in Hollywood this side of Transformers and, not for nothing, the most ethnically diverse four-quadrant franchise in the history of the medium.
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The toothbrush handle has an easily accessed on/off button, and the brush vibrates gently every 30 seconds to let you know it's time to move on to the next quadrant of your mouth.
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For "Sons" loyalists, Sutter and company have delivered a show that promises to provide similar thrills, immersing them in another quadrant of that ruthless landscape, where corruption is the norm and morality is negotiable.
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I think, actually, it's not an accident that the other people whose books she mentioned are all also from that same quadrant, [although] I'm not sure that they would like to be put there.
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Until he moves into the Naval Observatory after taking office, the vice president-elect is renting a $6,000-a-month home in Chevy Chase, a swanky neighborhood in the Northwest quadrant of the nation's capital.
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The dominant element of the painting, however, is the cloud of steam billowing from the engine's smokestack, filling the upper right quadrant of the sheet with outwardly spiraling strokes of yellow, green, blue, and red.
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Anything you do can be a conduit through which you access fun, and we've all played a giant trick on ourselves in the attempt to silo fun off into its own quadrant of the world.
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The Elbow Park neighborhood, in the southwest quadrant of Calgary, is one of the city's oldest and wealthiest communities, home to many executives of the oil and gas companies in the area, Mr. Plintz said.
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In August, three institutional lenders committed to a A$150m unitranche loan supporting Quadrant Private Equity's purchase of a majority stake in Junior Adventures Group, the second-largest before-and-after-school care provider in Australia.
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Shares of oil and gas firm Santos Ltd rose as much as 2.2 percent after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said that it would not oppose the company's $2.15 billion acquisition of Quadrant Energy.
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Investors said the results and deal to buy Quadrant Energy in the state of Western Australia vindicated the firm's decision earlier this year to reject a $27.8 billion takeover bid from private equity-backed Harbour Energy.
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I'll take a quadrant and set up 22004 microphones near the field, then at the top of the lower bowl, then the next level up, and then the next level up, and take a sampling vertically.
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Probably if you did the case study on it and looked at, you know, just the financial, typical quadrant rating that you might do in terms of, you know, portfolio management, that may not pop up.
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There was no inescapable crisis like being marooned in the Delta Quadrant that trapped the characters with an overarching problem, nor any hateful legacy like the Cardassian Occupation that consistently haunted the cast and their interactions.
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Disney is trying to position the family friendly Disney Plus to appeal to the widest possible audience — a "four quadrant audience," as its execs are fond of saying — of adults and children, and men and women.
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Western Sydney sounds as if it must be merely a quadrant of Sydney but it's actually a vast region of suburbs that is home to nearly half the five million residents of the Sydney metropolitan area.
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Collins is up for re-election in 2020, and though she has been re-elected three times with solid margins, she represents a vulnerable red speck on the otherwise solidly blue northeast quadrant of the map.
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Though the show didn't always take advantage of its premise, "Eye of the Needle" shines a spotlight on the crew's difficult situation when they discover a wormhole that may lead back to their Alpha Quadrant home.
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Most of the newcomers, brokers say, have gravitated toward the prewar co-ops and brownstone blocks around the hillside park in the northeastern quadrant, where coffee shops and cafes like Parkette Brooklyn and Parlay are popping up.
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Santos closed 21.4760% higher after country's No.2 independent gas producer posted a 89% jump in half-year profit, boosted by its acquisition of Quadrant Energy and strong output from its Cooper Basin fields in South Australia.
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I have apps on my phone that alerts me to the optimum moment to go to bed and wake up, and a toothbrush that tells me when I should move onto the next quadrant of my mouth.
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According to Gartner's Magic Quadrant 2015, WAFs are one of the most popular tools for securing websites and can act as an alternative to vulnerability scanning tools and processes for organizations that don't have the necessary resources.
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F&M and the hospital each committed $290,212 a year for three years to improve the whole northwest quadrant of the city, offering financial incentives for people to buy homes along James Street and fix them up.
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One producer had tried to stash her in an unused quadrant of the stage — the set of a safe house — but Ms. Monks felt lonely in there, so she arranged her materials near a bank of monitors.
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Yet it was the defeated Wolverines who received the privilege of placement in the West alongside Gonzaga, while the Spartans — who won all three games against their in-state rival this season — landed in Duke's dreaded quadrant.
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" If you're in the market for top surgery, odds are good that you've spent a fair amount of time and money and fabric fussing about with what Liz Lemon once referred to as "the top front quadrant.
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From one quadrant stared a succession of strong-browed European nuns frozen in black and white; from another peered the spit and image of Sigmund Freud and the browned 1970s Polaroid of a tow-haired little boy.
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Mr. Perry sold his company in 60 to Quadrant Private Equity Group, but he retains the role of culinary director at Rockpool — meaning that his name and reputation are used liberally when promoting new and existing projects.
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Santos advanced up to 21.4760% after country's No.2 independent gas producer posted a 89% jump in half-year profit, boosted by its acquisition of Quadrant Energy and strong output from its Cooper Basin fields in South Australia.
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The Quadrant acquisition, which Gallagher said the company had been looking at for around a year, is expected to boost the company's free cash flow by around 17 percent in 2019, assuming oil prices of $65 a barrel.
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For the career square, it can be hard to limit to three, but setting clear priorities for this quadrant forces you to determine what to focus on and what you should stop doing (which is even more crucial).
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That's why for Front Defense, the user is placed within the quadrant and any movement of the environment is natural, related to how the user's head is moving, whether the player is crouching or dodging bullets whizzing by.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian oil and gas firm Santos Ltd agreed on Wednesday to buy privately held Quadrant Energy for at least $298 billion, grabbing what may be the biggest oil find off Western Australia in over two decades.
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The real clincher, though, is its timer, which keeps you honest: When you press the "on" button, it vibrates for two full minutes with little pauses every 30 seconds, so you hit each quadrant of your mouth equally.
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That&aposs largely because they were busy with other seemingly important tasks, like meetings and phone calls (Quadrant I).Meanwhile, the store owners were plagued with employment and inventory problems, among other issues, and had minimal management training.
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Three of the region's top ski areas reside in the upper left quadrant of the Michigan mitten, which is rough geography for the map of the state's Lower Peninsula that locals commonly make with their palms held high.
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In the northwestern quadrant of the park (an area where Fenn vacationed as a child), Estelle and I found a convincing match for the line in the poem that instructs to Begin it where warm waters halt: Firehole Falls.
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In March 2004, several earthquakes were recorded in the northeast "quadrant of the area of on-going uplift" and lasted for about 48 hours, the Smithsonian Institution&aposs Global Volcanism Program wrote in an activity report at the time.
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As an editor at Poetry Australia and Quadrant he had a keen eye for words that had lost their bite, killing them as briskly as the trapped rabbits he had chopped and dropped, "still straining", into his burlap bag.
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In 23, a documentary called Chocolate City chronicled one aspect of this change, following a group of women as they fought—incessantly yet unsuccessfully— against the threat of being erased from their respective neighborhoods within the District's Southeast quadrant.
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In "Amazon Region (with the estimated number of indigenous nations and tribes at European contact marked with black)," 2018, you can glimpse a few quadrant lines, but otherwise nearly the entire surface is covered with markings that resemble redactions.
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"Were unmatched in quality and appeal across our four-quadrant audience spanning a variety of genres, formats and arenas, and will continue to build on that year after year," said Ricky Strauss, president of content and marketing for Disney+.
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"Unlike Shelly's Laserdrome in Stoke-on-Trent or Quadrant Park in Liverpool it never got mentioned in Mixmag or by the media in general," recalls Darren Noguerol, one of the residents of what became the Legends infamous Saturday night.
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You can see there are a lot of people in that upper left quadrant who, regardless of which party they vote for, in practice sympathize with Democratic positions on the size of government and GOP ones on cultural traditionalism.
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Finally: After looking at the smear of red across the top two quadrants and the fist of blue in the lower left, stare a while at the chart's lower right-hand quadrant, home of social liberals and fiscal conservatives.
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Julie Cho, DMD, and ADA member, recommends spending 30 seconds brushing each quadrant of your mouth (upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right), making sure to hit all the surfaces of the teeth, as well as the gum lines.
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A flat, misshapen clay lozenge, covered in abraded red pigment, is affixed to the left of the stairway/path's base, while three drops of white paint in the middle of the lower right quadrant balance out the clay object's weight.
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After rapid development in Australia's healthcare business since Sydney-based Quadrant first invested in 2014, Icon expects revenue of A$700 million in 2017, according to officials in New Zealand on Friday to attend the announcement of a planned treatment center.
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The tailor takes his "altitude" with a quadrant and the dimensions of the rest of his body with a "rule and compasses" and then, six days later, produces a suit of clothes "very ill made, and quite out of shape".
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Santos had announced the buy in late-August, just a few weeks after Quadrant and its joint venture partner Carnarvon Petroleum discovered an oil field that was touted as the biggest discovery off Western Australia for more than 20 years.
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The fan groups have historically enjoyed enormous liberties to help set that mood — the Philadelphia Union's Sons of Ben, who played a considerable role in the genesis of that club, even got to help design their own quadrant of the stadium.
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See the big Republican swings against Barack Obama in 2010 and 2014 towards the top right, and, in the lower left quadrant, the Democratic swings against Dwight Eisenhower in 1958 and Gerald Ford in the post-Watergate midterm of 1974.
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It was as if the objects emanated their own light, which didn't move from one quadrant of the painting to another, as real light would, but vibrated somehow, so that there was a sense of movement and stillness at once.
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At the Ulugbek Observatory, one of the first and finest in human history, we gazed down into a trench at the remaining quadrant of the great meridian arc that allowed early astronomers to measure time and celestial objects with breathtaking accuracy.
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Americans who voted Republican in 2016 tend to embrace some form of social conservatism, but on economic policy they lean only slightly to the right — spreading out across the economically liberal/socially conservative quadrant as well as the consistently conservative one.
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Now after an extended hiatus that followed Lucasfilm's acquisition by Disney, the series returns for what's being billed as its seventh and final season, adding further ammunition to a new quadrant of the studio's universe on the streaming service Disney+.
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But the main thrust of the story line was that another red signal has appeared in the Beta Quadrant, where somehow a group of humans, escaping World War III, migrated to a livable planet before warp speed was even invented.
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After applying the included lip balm, the directions told me to place the device on one quadrant of my lips and let the machine pulse 10 times before moving on to the other side, followed by each half of my bottom lip.
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It all started when Cazin researched family owned products and "found a lot of evidence and articles linking the aluminum and parabens in personal care (in deodorant specifically)" to what is "found in the outer quadrant breast tissue" of breast cancer patients.
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Which, okay, perhaps an unfair quadrant to exclusively dump on Luigi's Mansion 21561, given how many other games also do this, but Luigi's Mansion 3 is the first time in a while it felt like the pointlessness was so front and center.
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As the show became enmeshed with our culture, we later got a feature film (+1), a Simpsons takeover of 7-11s (+1), replete with the iconic pink donut (+1), and a theme park quadrant dedicated to the show at Universal Studios (+1).
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Although the star of the British scientist's salted paper print is an oak tree in winter, if you zoom in on one branch in the lower left quadrant, you'll spot the silhouette of a bird, its round figure sticking out among angular boughs.
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Look at the painting "Skylit Loftspace, NYC (seated)" (153), which measures 24 by 38 inches, and you see the penciled grid lines dividing the plane into rectangles peering through the thin layer of brushed on gray paint, particularly in the upper left quadrant.
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The question now — especially after we've seen a little wobble in the stocks of the half-dozen or so anointed Big Tech companies in recent days — is whether investors have gone too far in taking shelter in this quadrant of the market.
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PARIS, Nov 7 (Reuters) - AXA Investment Managers said it would buy up some U.S property assets, including the management of $9.4 billion of U.S. commercial mortgage loans, from Quadrant Real Estate in a deal that strengthens AXA's position in the real estate sector.
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Instead, it gave us twenty-minute bursts of one-liners zinged across a quadrant formed by four people: straight-acting lawyer Will, underemployed and funny and mean Jack, red-haired straight lady Grace, and the drunk rich straight-but-kinky sociopath Karen.
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But this doesn't mean Theodore Roosevelt should be ignored — especially when the cost of landscaping and maintaining the fenced southwest quadrant for a path and benches could, and should, be defrayed by an institution like the museum that benefits directly from the park.
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Graphic: Roche et al (MNRAS 2018)The researchers realized a couple of interesting things—mainly, in the top left quadrant of the map, four bright stars called IRS5, IRS10W, IRS1, and IRS21 seem linked by the magnetic field but do not seem to change it.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Australian cancer treatment provider Icon Group said it expects its biggest investor, private equity firm Quadrant, to sell its 55 percent stake in an initial public offering by mid-2017, and said Icon is now worth A$1 billion ($13 million) in total.
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Santos said the cash generated from Quadrant, the biggest gas supplier to the domestic market in Western Australia, will help fund expansions in northern Australia and Papua New Guinea, as well as servicing the $1.2 billion in debt it is taking on for the deal.
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Shares of the company have surged 553 percent this year, buttressed by rising oil prices, which helped it reject a $10.8 billion takeover offer from private equity-backed Harbour Energy and then agree to a $2 billion-plus takeover of privately held Quadrant Energy.
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The first is that the franchise's template was laid down by two terrific four-quadrant filmmakers, Joss Whedon and Jon Favreau, men blessed with the seemingly impossible ability to package escapist, familiar entertainment as something distinctive, even original, while still pleasing their corporate masters.
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And maybe it's because I felt pulled toward a different type of creative outlet and
I really liked the control of painting — of not having a committee in the way telling me what the idea must be to appeal to a four-quadrant whatever.
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The so-called Pizzagate controversy leaped from conspiracy-minded corners of the internet into the real world over the weekend when a man from North Carolina fired a rifle inside Comet Ping Pong, a family restaurant in the Northwest quadrant of the nation's capital.
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I learned quickly that after listening to students, all I had to do was tell them their aura was glowing a powerful violet, or that their destiny line was running right into their Jupiter quadrant, and they would suddenly thank me profusely and run off.
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Ever since Northern Irish producer Jack Hamill, AKA Space Dimension Controller, burst onto the scene with 2009's otherworldly EP The Love Quadrant, he's consistently surprised and delighted us with his stratospheric take on alienated future funk and sci-fi-hi-fi boogie-infused techno.
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The first couple will receive an official Windsor welcome in the dais at the center quadrant of the castle, then Melania Trump is scheduled to patiently wait while the Queen and the US President inspect the Guard of Honour, as the troops march past.
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And if anything, the way these questions are written (emphasizing the liberal-conservative dimension) almost certainly leads to underrepresentation of the potential popularity of the upper-left-hand quadrant of social conservatism and economic liberalism, a space that made candidate Donald Trump so successful.
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If that market lead isn't enough to shake up the competition, according to data from Gartner, AWS S3 storage is 1.6 times as large in terms of pure data stored on its servers, as all the other object storage services in their Magic Quadrant combined.
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I learned quickly that after listening to students, all I had to do was tell them their aura was glowing a powerful violet, or that their destiny line was running right into their Jupiter quadrant, and they would suddenly thank me profusely and run off.
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"The conditions on Saturday are likely to be worse than New Year's Eve, and a lot of those areas in the southeast quadrant of the state have the potential to be impacted and impacted very heavily," NSW Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said.
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I was also skeptical of Pike's steadfast commitment to General Order 1, an early version of the Prime Directive, which held that since the humans in the Beta Quadrant were pre-warp, they were not to be made aware of the advances in technology.
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