He will spend hours on the plane reading through notes, reading through newspapers, magazines.
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My first time reading through this poem, I felt nostalgia.
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I WAS CONFUSED WHEN I WAS READING THROUGH THE PRESS RELEASE.
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We spent much of the weekend reading through Mr. Pruitt's calendar.
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We're reading through them now and will describe them next week.
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Reading through the transcript, we realized his speech pattern was familiar.
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Take reading through long threads that may have some interesting detail that you would like to come back to later, or that branches off at some point that you'd like to follow after reading through everything else.
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We'd recommend reading through the mod description before you install this one.
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I can't help reading through BuzzFeed a little before I fall asleep.
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I eat while reading through the awful new Title IX proposed rule.
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Half the appeal in reading through old editions, preserved today on Archive.
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But reading through the difference between the latter two scenarios is enlightening.
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Reading through the list, it's clear why Mr. Dowd was so concerned.
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Then one day, I was reading through our employee engagement survey results.
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I noticed a trend after reading through his words a few times.
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After reading through scores of reviews, we definitely saw a lot of complaints.
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Reading through the transcripts, it's obvious that the astronauts were a little confused.
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When I was reading through the documents, I was certainly a bit surprised.
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Reading through the lawsuits and reports about the Salk was heartbreaking, Madiraju says.
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She had spent hours scouring the internet, reading through dozens of customer reviews.
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Some of the research I did was reading through my dad's old journals.
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What are your impressions after reading through the list and seeing the photos?
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I'm reading through it now and although it's thoroughly average, at least it's done.
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Reading through my feed, I started to experience an exhausting sense of deja vu.
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Reading through his letters to the Ephesians, Colossians and Thessalonians kept this fascination going.
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At one point, I used to do almost all my internet reading through RSS.
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Reading through his statement, it became painstakingly clear that he was not joking around.
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When reading through reviews on a listing, be on the lookout for stink warnings.
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Running through a genealogy of its influences is like reading through Steve Kerr's resume.
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Three of them joined me in reading through the pages and pages of transcripts.
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That was me, reading through all the updates on the novel coronavirus last Friday.
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HB: So reading through this trove of documents that Parnes's lawyer submitted to Congress.
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Kobiela first came up with the idea while reading through van Gogh's personal letters.
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She sees feminist literature being distributed, takes it and is absorbed, reading through the night.
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"Listen to this, this is what she wrote," Dodd said, reading through their text conversation.
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Reading through posts that often end with the hashtag #lovetrumpshate is an emotional, galvanizing experience.
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We are reading through the company's earnings and will update with whatever else we find.
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Nancy was just reading through the approval ratings that came out for Prime Minister Abe.
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"I'm keeping an open mind, reading through the articles and talking to my constituents," Rep.
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And reading through it, a few things are clear: Okay, so let's walk through this thing.
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Reading through the description, "with smoked mushroom sugo and fiore sardo," simply left me more confused.
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I was reading through a few notes in preparation for the interview and we started chatting.
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Questions to keep in mind when reading through the terms of service include:Who owns your DNA?
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Watching the fast-cut special feels like reading through Twitter's infinite scroll of 280-character missives.
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You know, rather than scrolling through Twitter when you're supposed to be reading through that PDF.
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Reading through the highlights of Asimo's biography sometimes feels like wading into a cavern of forgotten dreams.
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Then I start working, reading through the legal news and case law updates and tackling my inbox.
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I spend most of the day on the couch watching HBO and reading through my old LiveJournal.
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Reading through a couple of old newspaper clippings, Bisson Sykes mourned a pastime inexorably slipping into memory.
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Reading through the complaint, the initial problem is that management and directors are participating in the buyout.
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Reading through that description, however, you'll notice that it doesn't include what Trump originally claimed it would.
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Reading through that description, however, you'll notice that it doesn't include what Trump originally claimed it would.
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Reading through the pages today reminds me of the freedom and joy of that first summer together.
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Reading through the syllabus for Chetty's Economics 210, one gets a very different sense of the field.
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We dove into the rulebook, reading through it twice before everyone felt confident enough to begin play.
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Thanks to Will Shortz and his staff for reading through all of my submissions, especially the terrible ones.
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I've got a real, genuine question for you, particularly if you wind up reading through the whole thing.
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When the problem didn't magically resolve itself, I resigned myself to reading through forums and finding a solution.
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I go through my morning routine — contacts, brush teeth, exfoliate/tone/moisturize face — while reading through my emails.
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Check out the full Q&A over at BuzzFeed — it's worth reading through all of Legend's sweet comments.
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But reading through his emails to Seabrook, it's impossible not to notice the typos, missing apostrophes and periods.
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Reading through the app's FAQ section, I quickly realized what was likely causing my sub-optimal reading: stress.
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Reading through draft and then finished story, one is repeatedly stunned by the meticulous rightness of his elisions.
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A minute-long teaser depicted Serratos, 29, reading through her script as she got in character as Quintanilla.
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As I found reading through thousands of pages of released documents, it was the entire purpose of it.
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To me, the production process was defined by running through script revision, reading through actors, consolidating that path.
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Reading through Mankiw's introductory textbook, one gets a sense that economics is the study of supply and demand.
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Reading through some of Scalia's most well-known opinions, Thomas suggested that his late colleague's words should carry on.
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I end the night reading through emails for both jobs so I feel organized heading into the new week.
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But after reading through Cravings, her new cookbook, we learned just how serious about food the model really is.
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Engagements, sharing options and other tweet details are hidden from view in order to simplify reading through longer threads.
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Cunningham told Buzzfeed's AM to DM that the cast will be table reading through the script this upcoming Sunday.
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For Rook, reading through all these messages his students make publicly, and especially privately, is an invasion of privacy.
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As always, it's worth reading through the FAQs to see if Sprint's new options make financial sense or you.
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Reading through the evidence—or even a basic accounting of the actual events—it's hard to disagree with him.
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In fact, it's much harder than Baywatch makes it seem, and just reading through the job requisites is exhausting.
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I sat for hours reading through the letters I had received and wondered if anyone had saved my letters.
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And yes, in the end the gems are worth reading through pages of tiring half-smart, half-funny dialogue.
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I was fully aware that it would disturb many people and possibly stop some from reading through the story.
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Apple Watch Series 4 owners will be able to enable the EKG reading through the Health app on their iPhones.
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Reading through any Wikipedia page can turn into a rabbit hole that can take you to places you never expected.
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Don't leave without reading through the guest log, where hundreds of guests have recounted their own memories of the incident.
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Reading through coverage of Facebook's IPO, it's obvious that Snap would not have been able to go public in 241.
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Reading through the script it was insane that these women are so full bodied and fantastic, it was so exciting.
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I was on my iPad reading through the New York Times and I saw one of the last news briefs.
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Waterfront Toronto cautioned that it is still reading through Sidewalk's document but said it was pleased to receive further details.
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It's also capable of taking an ECG reading through an app on the watch, which can help detect irregular heartbeats.
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Waterfront Toronto cautioned that it is still reading through Sidewalk's document but said it was pleased to receive further details.
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The works become active ways of measuring various kinds of relationships, an experiment in reading through the Black Mountain experiment.
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You can find the full Q&A by joining our Facebook group and reading through the comments of the post.
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Entire episodes would pass with Bosch reading through old files until 4 am, drinking beer and listening to Art Pepper.
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ApolloLV: Actually, the first time I thought about it was when I was reading through the Prison Architect [PA] forums.
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Reading through these sections reminds the reader that art is a powerful way of investigating sexuality, desire, and, ultimately, identity.
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Reading through the experiences of personal finance enthusiasts on Reddit shows that most people find that to be the case.
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I suggest reading through the ingredients lists here before deciding in case your pet has certain dietary requirements or allergies.
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He mentors at-risk young people and advocates the power of reading through his program that brings books to prisons.
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CNN's had a team reading through both sets of transcripts line-by-line and writing on them in real time.
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Reading through the colonies' laws, one finds references to whippings, facial branding, and the summary piercing of a wrongdoer's tongue.
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Reading through the report, it is impossible to come to any other conclusion: The Baltimore Police Department is deeply flawed.
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Reading through the responses, Ranney said she had to take breaks because of how viscerally upsetting many of the tweets were.
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Instead of one person reading through hundreds of resumes, they envision a process in which AI can quickly sort through data.
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But after reading through them all, I became quite delighted by some of the unexpected metaphorical combinations generated by the process.
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There was a shooting at a bar near my alma mater, and I spend the morning reading through articles about it.
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It presents the journey of a Syrian migrant called Dana as if you're reading through her WhatsApp messages, complete with emojis.
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Then one of Davenport's techs, reading through a forum posting on Chromium, came across a New York City startup called Neverware.
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Reading through the Roman bot's responses, it's hard not to feel like the texts captured him at a particularly low moment.
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I had been talking to them and reading through scenes for quite some time, and suddenly Sam and Michelle were gone.
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And reading through lists of goods the survival box services have mailed out, the whole concept starts to seem unintentionally silly.
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Reading through a 2006 story I wrote about horse armor—please excuse the poor writing, I was only 21—is fascinating.
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Steve Kay, Ohio We had at least a dozen people dedicated to reading through the report for our stories and briefing.
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Quiet your fears about the fate of our nation by reading through the tweets that appeared to capture our collective confusion.
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She remembers reading through copies of Sports Illustrated as a child and tearing out pages of her heroes, like Michael Jordan.
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"All these descriptions are so lovely and I am very thankful," he said after reading through the overwhelming number of responses.
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Four of six city council members reportedly signed off on the plan after reading through the proposed measure earlier this month.
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I could remember hours and hours of sitting in the rocking chair, nursing a baby, and reading through these same paperbacks.
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But for now, I just want to share a few initial impressions after reading through the short document a few times.
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And when they're reading through a long contract, unless they're getting legal help with it, they don't know what they're signing.
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One thing's for certain: reading through these responses is enough to give anyone a serious case of the back-to-school jitters.
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Another change to conversations is that some replies are hidden by default when you're reading through a series of replies on Twitter.
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Catherine O'Connor was reading through her grandson's private journal last week when she saw something that made her stop and call 2911.
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I make bookmarks online to read in the morning, and fall asleep reading through all the different visa requirements and success statistics.
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But after reading through Apple's voracious appetite for software, you can't help but think that Flipboard is just another dead app walking.
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It was a bit of a shock, reading through the WIRED archive, to realize that the magazine never mentioned these massive protests.
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The Fort Worth account's jokes are nearly daily now, according to Shipchandler – a fact verified by CNBC's reading through all 1,840 tweets.
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I felt this isolation most acutely when reading through a set of applications for a prestigious fiction fellowship a few months ago.
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As I was reading through lists of some of her favorite places, one restaurant — and its pepper relish — kept popping up: Terroni.
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And reading through the debate transcripts with these answers highlighted, it's clear that Trump mostly tries to steer the conversation off-course.
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I was reading through some local news and saw that you guys had canceled a fundraiser in Madison, Wisconsin, with Chelsea Handler.
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I still, reading through them, come upon passages, especially his descriptions of characters, that I wish I had the courage to steal.
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Rather than picking the first investment that's "good enough," reading through all of your options and comparing them is the smarter move.
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I'll never forget reading through the online tribute pages where loved ones and strangers wrote their messages for my mother years before.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Reading through the hacked cellphone messages of Brazilian prosecutors and judges, Glenn Greenwald knew he had a blockbuster story.
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"It was actually Isaiah chapter one that I was reading through at that time that really spoke to my heart," he said.
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I've spent the past few days reading through every inauguration speech from an incoming president, going back to George Washington in 1789.
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That meant the businesses whose apps were in the App Store weren't actually reading through Apple's terms or binding themselves in legal agreements.
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I personally can't tell you how many times I've gone to a funny Favstar page and cracked up reading through the best tweets.
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In 2012, there were concerns over privacy and monitoring when several universities teamed up with CourseSmart to monitor students' reading through digital textbooks.
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Mark Zuckerberg: And the– at first blush, kind of reading through this, my reaction is there's a lot here that makes sense. Right?
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"We've always thought if we had a boy, we were going to name him after [Welch]," she shared during the reading, through tears.
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Like many of AliveCor's iPhone cases, the strap uses a metal sensor to take a 30-second EKG reading through a dedicated app.
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There are so many different methods, and reading through them all might cause your head to explode, or question your whole morning routine.
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After reading through 255 survey responses, the researchers noted that people who lurked a lot on social media had lower opinions of themselves.
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I finish making my plan book for next year, and finish reading through the reading and writing curriculum for the whole first quarter.
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In reading through and watching the material, visitors are meant to understand the true human toll the war has taken on Syrian lives.
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The last thing I assisted Mr. Shortz in was reading through puzzle submissions and debating whether or not they would make the cut.
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BP: Reading through all the different interviews in the book, though, it seemed like this stoicism manifested itself in all sorts of different ways.
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They started researching Japanese horror films, diving into scientific journals about insomnia, and reading through multiple versions of Anna Karenina, including a Japanese translation.
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Reading through their interview, I couldn't help but laugh out loud and nearly choke on my coffee at some of the stuff they said.
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Showing more, longer videos could seduce more mainstream users inclined to sit back and watch instead of laboriously reading through reams of text tweets.
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I remember reading through one of the scripts for the first time and thinking, 'How in the hell am I going to do this?
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Before I even had a copy of the book, I was intent on only reading through it for the juicy tidbits about Keke's life.
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ES: Reading through The New York Times article on the Ronell case, there were so many classic defenses that I'm familiar with people using.
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"We've always thought if we had a boy, we were going to name him after [Welch]," she shared earlier in the reading, through tears.
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After reading through the prescription bottles (oh please, you do it, too), I stumbled upon a Holy Grail combo: Sothys serum and Sisley cream.
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So it was interesting reading through this Financial Times long read about the success and failures of privatizing different train systems around the world.
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I've had a lot of fun doing them and have learned quite a bit in the process of reading through all the scientific papers.
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Continue reading through the seven articles in this series (which will be linked below as they are published daily over the next six days):
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She found her latest purchase, a book called If Animals Could Talk, at Barnes & Noble and picked it up without actually reading through the story.
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But I'm a nerd who occasionally spends time reading through FAQs and YouTube's help pages to find the stuff that's not include in flashy advertising.
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Reading through their tweets and responses, you can see a through-line of thought, a consistency in pushing propaganda in spite of the seeming randomness.
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I had to read the audio version of the book and reading through the email I sent him, I was just squirming in my seat.
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After reading through the hundreds of questions asked, we learned a few amazing things about Menzel, and her future career that we had to share.
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Much of the interface is focused on upgrades, reading through contracts, and stuff that isn't important for the day-to-day operation of a site.
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After Diana Colbert died of leukemia in 413, her husband, the novelist Charles Bock, began reading through the journals she kept when she was sick.
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Well, now that I know I may need a barf bag for season 2, let's go on to examining who is in the reading through.
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He tried to maintain his sanity by reading through thousands of pages of legal documents from the case, hoping to aid in his own defense.
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I was reading through the Verizon fine print the other day after they announced they were bringing out this $80-per-month unlimited plan back.
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Within weeks, he was one of the group's eight moderators, spending several hours a day responding to messages from fellow activists and reading through comments.
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Reading through the extensive profile, the answer seems to be: it hasn't all been sunshine—from family struggles to loneliness to self-medicating for anxiety.
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"A few weeks ago I was reading through the FAQ of the platform when I came across this new feature," he tells The Creators Project.
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BECKY QUICK: If you looked at the situation with the Huawei CEO, I was reading through it this morning too and trying to figure it out.
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Where she would sometimes struggle to find words, she realized that they came easier to her after so much reading through the 13-episode filming schedule.
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Meticulously reading through reviews for ideas on how to improve the Instant Pot, some reviewers have been gifted the cooker to test out and provide feedback.
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Like in late February, when Albright finished reading through the follow-up answers Facebook's general counsel, Colin Stretch, sent to the Senate following his congressional testimony.
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Amazon Rapids, the tech company's new attempt at getting children interested in reading through a chat-based mobile app, is arriving today on Amazon Fire tablets.
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The extent to which false positives are a problem became glaringly evident the moment I started reading through my history of Alexa commands on Amazon's website.
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I don't know if this particular Nazi finds his reading through social media or brand loyalty, but this appears to be the story he'd clicked on.
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Reading through the fine print of the ad, you realize that because of out-of-country work commitments the poster can't actually show you the place.
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Mr. Trump tends to recoil from the messy particulars, like understanding Purple Hearts aren't something to congratulate soldiers for, or reading through complex foreign policy briefings.
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In the video, Cranston, 63, sits in his dressing room chair smiling and reading through scripts as his makeup artist goes to work on the actor.
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I was a sickly child and had the privilege to read for days on end while recuperating, often reading through the night with a pocket flashlight.
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"That way, you're spending less time reading through long email chains and group chats, and more time planning fun activities and dinner spots," the company says.
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From The Atlantic: While reading through Kurt Vonnegut's papers at Indiana University, one of his friends and a scholar came across five previously unpublished short stories.
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Reading through the data and charts, Culture Track provides us with something much more profound than just definitions of culture or practical information for cultural organizations.
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Sometimes, he said, workers would simply use "control + F" to search court documents for keywords instead of reading through them to determine if there was a conviction.
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While the store has flourished, one of its great contributions may be inspiring Ms. Munro, who after reading through its stock figured she could write something better.
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"Reading through all of those platforms, I just wanted to rip my damn eyeballs out," he said, reflecting on the grueling legwork that went into his dissertation.
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In season 2, Offred is hiding out in the Boston Globe building; she passed two months of hiding by voraciously reading through old issues of the newspaper.
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Reading through the Post's careful write-up, we can add some additional meaningful actors and connections, and we can be deliberate about the direction of the connections.
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The app also helps bloggers manage their sites by tracking their site stats, approving comments and reading through tips for how to make their blogs more successful.
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After reading through thousands of reviews (real and fake), you might find yourself more confused than when you first typed "nude lipstick" into the company's search bar.
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And just as a preface to this, I was reading through Univision's S2135 filing and one of the enumerated risks of a public offering was union activity.
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The scenario: Your friend has either been reading up on politics or reading through R. Kelly's rap sheet, and has expressed some interest in golden showers recently.
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Even if you don't plan on buying or selling anything, reading through these listings can feel oddly cathartic, especially if you're in the post-breakup phase yourself.
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Reading through the coverage at the time, days later the traffic slowdown actually caused a riot at the border, which wounded three Mexican police officers in Texas.
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Reading through both "Roses and Radicals" and "Votes for Women," I was struck by how little I had been taught about this crucial chapter of our history.
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Reading through the lawsuits against the organization, it becomes clear that the BSA was an organization by predators for predators, optimized to groom and produce more predators.
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He is reading through the materials from the inquiry and past testimony and continues to say he will make a judgment after the questioning period is done.
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And reading through his blog posts, you get a close, candid sense of the person who could imagine such things, not as science fiction, but as possibilities.
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"This method allows for readers to speed up the literature digestion process of a given field of research instead of reading through hundreds of published articles," writes Schoenenberger.
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Instead of just getting snippets of the story with each tap, it feels like you've gotten ahold of someone else's phone and are reading through their personal texts.
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It's easy to dismiss them as the work of trolls, but one immigrant activist told me just reading through them makes her feel like she's in Nazi Germany.
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Reading through Jacobsen's cavalcade of experimenters and government officials, the recurrent theme is one of longing: a longing for something greater, something beyond the everyday, something more wonderful.
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Reading through Hofstadter and Wallace's book, one is reminded anew that American history has consisted of slave revolts and their violent crushing, race riots, labor clashes, and assassinations.
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Reading through someone's experiences not only gives people better insight into what a procedure is like, it also provides an emotional support system for those who are recovering.
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I was reading through it a second time and underlining things for fun, and noticing that everything I was underlining would make a great line in a song.
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After reading through the website's live feed of customer requests, I'm convinced that the app can take whatever I throw at it, no matter how obscure the request.
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The next year, Ms. Tracy and five or so colleagues went to the sex crimes unit's headquarters and spent three days reading through the files, flagging questionable practices.
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A LiveJournal account called 'Nazi-furs' exists, dating back to 2005, although from reading through posts it's clear it was a fetish community rather than a political one.
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Shoppers who have purchased Ella Moon dresses comment that they have flattering fits and beautiful patterns, but do advise reading through the reviews before making a sizing decision.
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Tugged by the demands of parenthood, journalism and Twitter, I now did much of my reading through earbuds, as I washed dishes, prepared lunches and washed more dishes.
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The Times , which rents a suite at the Hilton, posts security guards outside, and assigns a team to spend the next three months reading through the collected documents.
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If you own one already, or have one on the way, it's worth reading through the full iFixit report — and maybe buying a third-party case in the meantime.
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If reading through all of these money moves make you nervous, then start tackling one of them and focus on that first and then move onto the next step.
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Each topic is given a solid enough explanation that after reading through the whole thing, you'll more than likely be the best-informed person in the room on it.
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I snack on trail mix in my desk while making seating charts and reading through surveys my students submitted to me so I can get to know them better.
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In fact, after reading through the process, you'll have a much better understanding of why an accounting firm is present at the awards ceremony — it's a downright mathematical process.
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LONDON — Ever found yourself reading through the letters sent in to newspapers — love messages from commuters; random notes thanking people for good deeds — and wondering if they're actually real?
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Our Weinstein sources tell us Malia started work Monday and she's ensconced in the production/development department ... reading through scripts and deciding which ones move on to Weinstein brass.
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One of the earliest things that struck me in reading through was the importance of two major relationships early in life in Hull: your mother and your friend Les.
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Down in Oldtown, Gilly was reading through some old records and read that a Prince "Ragger" secretly had his marriage annulled in Dorne, so he could marry someone else.
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Now, Lindsey Underwood, the editor of The Edit, and other journalists at The Times are busy reading through the mountain of applications, and making plans for the newsletter's relaunch.
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No worries if you didn&apost get around reading through the hundreds of pages of presentations — we were on it Wednesday morning and picked out these 10 critical slides.
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Recently, Kirk was sitting in the Logan County Clerk's office reading through some archives, when he heard a man come in and ask to change his registration to independent.
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He was reading through Anderson's medical records and paused on the names of the ambulance paramedics who picked up Anderson from his repose on the sidewalk outside S&S Market.
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As a child, Umberto spent hours every day in his grandfather's cellar, reading through the older man's eclectic collection of Jules Verne, Marco Polo and Charles Darwin and adventure comics.
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You can explore the destinations in more detail by reading through Wikipedia-sourced informational descriptions, while also learning about the climate, watching videos, and viewing popular travel dates for tourists.
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Eventually I carried him in a sling to the back of the plane and stood swaying and one-handedly reading through magazines as I counted down the minutes to landing.
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And one thing you realize, reading through hundreds of pages of Trump's text, is that this is a man who is confident he can advise people on pretty much everything.
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Hours scrolling on Instagram or reading through Reddit actually rewire our brains, interfering with our attention spans, ability to regulate our emotions, and how we enjoy simple tasks, Sepah said.
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I was on the London underground, reading through a few notes on the way to an interview with KPMG when I got talking to a person sitting next to me.
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Reading through a sea of bitter tweets and forum comments, the point of argument that everyone seems to settle on is that these themes just don't belong in a game.
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Roberts already been poring over Senate rules and reading through materials on the two prior impeachment trials, in 1999 of President Bill Clinton and in 1868 of President Andrew Johnson.
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Reading through coverage of the firm's earnings report reveals a number of issues that the company has dealt with this year, including slow sales rep ramp and some technology complaints.
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And how can anyone question the karma of rage and anguish that lives within us today after reading through what propelled these women to commit these acts of valor and horror?
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Most of the data scandals of the past few years have involved tech companies failing to protect those data flows, whether it's Cambridge Analytica or plug-ins reading through your Gmail.
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But while the game is presented as a Japanese visual novel, like Doki Doki Literature Club or Butterfly Soup, you end up spending most of your time reading through AmieConnect messages.
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The backdrop: In 1960, NASA director of space flight development Abe Silverstein proposed the name "Apollo" for the first crewed U.S. mission to the Moon after reading through a mythology book.
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Reading through an SAT prep guide doesn't mean you've studied, and knowing the most important Harvard cases from business school doesn't make you an expert case interviewee for a consulting role.
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But reading through her mother's things — the 2015 Huffington Post story was the first clipping she found — Radakovic learned about the swirl of rumors and theories that still surrounds Cesnik's death.
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Jared Polis (D-Colo.) said he looks forward to reading through the language and hopes that the compromise lives up to its promise of helping the children and residents of Flint.
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I was reading through it and I was just curious why it seems like pretty much every Bob Dylan and the Beatles album is on there and Blue is like 30.
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Reading through "The Art of the Dinner Party" felt like unwrapping a special birthday present that a loved one had put hours of careful thought into making perfect just for me.
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Today Bunn is 41 and a free man at last, mentoring at-risk young people and advocating for the power of reading through his own program that brings books to prisons.
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During the final shot of the season, we see Joe setting his sights on a new target — his neighbor who is reading through a stack of classic books and taking notes.
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I couldn't help but think about those shifts of political sentiment while reading through the devastating new paper from Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton and Princeton health economist Anne Case.
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Reading through advertising presses and so forth, it's kind of attributed to the fact that women are inherently social, and women love social media, and they love sharing products and so forth.
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"At what point does malfeasance become fraud?" asked Scott Galloway, a New York University Business School professor who dubbed the company WeWTF after reading through its financials in the company's IPO filing.
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Reading through creator Greg Johnson's writings on his history with the series, it feels like Back in the Groove is something of a miracle baby, shocked and delighted by its own release.
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Reading through the comments, I thought about how, in Sandberg's book "Lean In," she urged companies to accommodate women and mothers, but conspicuously never mentioned part-time options or extended parental leave.
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But the feds did indeed find child porn on his personal computers; reading through court transcripts and indictments, it is not totally clear whether any child porn was found on The Crypt.
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We're reading through it and will update as we see more interesting nuggets, but to start out, here is a great excerpt from an interview with billionaire investor Warren Buffett in 2010.
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"At this point, it is a lot of bluster to me," Radinovich said, noting that voters in the 8th Congressional District are pragmatic people who pride themselves on reading through empty promises.
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Reading through dozens of Facebook posts from my Scouting friends after the speech, I discovered an outpouring from across the political spectrum of disappointment and sadness: a nostalgic feeling of innocence lost.
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Environmental Protection Agency acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler said he was still reading through the report late last week, when he announced the EPA would be rolling back regulations on coal fire plants.
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"Most people reading through that transcript are not going to find that extremely compelling cause to throw out a president that won an election in 2016," the Democratic presidential candidate told Hill.
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"I anticipate the members reading through it this weekend, and as soon as possible, we will bring that bill to the floor," said the House majority leader, Representative Kevin McCarthy of California.
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Reading through the book's many individual comics, there are several details that return again and again, like taking an alligator for a walk and references to Milton Glaser's famous Bob Dylan poster.
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The flip side is that numerous studies have found that patients are becoming more informed than ever, whether it's through symptom searching on Google or accessing an ECG reading through their Apple Watch.
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"The detective was reading through the case and saw a couple of things he could work on, and as he kept pulling these threads, more of the case began to unravel," says Nelson.
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On May 22nd she presented her revised EU withdrawal bill to the House of Commons, laboriously reading through the ten points that were supposed to overcome the House's objections to the previous version.
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Few of us spend time reading through license agreements or tweaking default options during app installations, so it's all too easy to end up sharing more personal data than you really want to.
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The app actually works well in both landscape mode (for organizing notes) and portrait mode (for reading through single articles) and the app's various toolbars and menus take up intelligent positions on screen.
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LOS ANGELES — It seems like a bad idea for a movie: A guy spends five years in the windowless basement room of a nondescript office building in Virginia reading through 6 million documents.
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Now that she is working on Schubert's song "The Shepherd on the Rock," her trio spent time reading through other 19th-century works for the same unusual combination of voice, clarinet and piano.
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They will spend time reading through emails and monitoring the compromised account in order to better understand the business operation: learning about any deals in the works, payment procedures – the list goes on.
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For example, while you're reading through comments, you'll notice with each indent in a long thread, the line next to the comment has a different color, making it easier to differentiate between the posts.
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Being well-read is a huge time commitment, and you're not alone if the prospect of reading through a stack of books makes you want to give up and see what's new on Netflix.
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"Here we have Robert at home, reading through his data at home from his recent appointment," he said, introducing one of the apps as if he were pitching an idea at a startup competition.
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Reading through each contributor's views, it occurred to me the disservice Hawkins actually committed: She perpetuated the infamous divide between hijabi and non-hijabi by picking a side in a fight that isn't hers.
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It's not a perfect system — someone still has to read through the whole subreddit to find the posts worth sharing but it saves most of us from reading through depressing post after depressing post.
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This was just a random blog post I was reading through, and it talked about the early signs of abuse in a relationship: control, isolation, possessiveness, and using alcohol as an excuse for behaviors.
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People admitted spending too long reading through the curses, but they came as a welcome distraction after days of political crisis and ahead of a week that held many uncertainties about the country's future.
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It's just no good, and that's not even taking into account the fact that the aforementioned Barely Coded Warning Of Diplomatic Disaster To Come involved President Trump reading through Liberty's 2018 FBS football schedule.
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Reading through all the leaks and off-the-record Apple reports, a picture emerges of the iPhone X as a radical redesign that strains at the edges of what can be done with current tech.
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Having a bipartisan process, even beyond whatever intrinsic benefits you think it brings, means that you have more sets of eyes reading through the proposed bill and making sure that the language works for everyone.
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Thanks for reading through the full list, we'll be scouring through our top picks for a post coming soon and we'll be back at Y Combinator Demo Days next year for their winter 2020 class.
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In a clip on last night's special, a producer exclaimed, "I was really good at predicting things!" while reading through a script with Lauren for Lauren and Heidi's infamous confrontation at L.A. club Les Deux.
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So kick back, grab a glass of wine and enjoy reading through the best of the best style and beauty moments of the year before you need to head back to work on January 2nd!
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He was an FBI "blue-flamer" — an ambitious ladder-climber whose sights were always fixed on the next rung; reading through his text exchanges with Page, I noted where he lamented promotion decisions and considerations.
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As the lawyers started reading through the file, the papers said, they discovered something strange: There were two different copies of the prosecution's summary of the case, or what is known as a homicide scratch.
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Reading through the last few editions, in fact, offers not just an insight into what sort of style brings success, but how, precisely, teams should be focusing their energies when it comes to scoring goals.
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Blevins positions the book as for everyone from "brand new" gamers to "grizzled veterans" — although, reading through the book, it's unclear what a veteran gamer might take away from Get Good in the first place.
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For many stories, Times moderators will be able to check the machine learning model against an article's comments by reading through the submissions with between, say, a 15 to 20 percent likelihood to be rejected.
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All of the users we spoke with said they vetted prospective buyers in some way, whether by reading through the person's online presence or simply getting a sense of the person while negotiating a sale.
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Instead of being at the mercy of job boards and reading through hundreds of boring descriptions, smart job seekers are identifying employers that match a very specific set of criteria that perfectly aligns with their interests.
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Birch launched at TechCrunch Disrupt NY. "I started reading through a bunch of blogs and forums when I was doing credit card research and was thinking, holy crap this takes forever," co-founder Alex Cohen said.
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In her newest endeavor with friend Karah Preiss, the 26-year-old hopes to share her lifelong passion for reading through Belletrist, an interactive, online space spotlighting fresh new reads and independent bookstores around the country.
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Amazon additionally has donated thousands of Kindle e-readers and Fire tablets to students and teachers, and is working with the National PTA to get parents involved with children's reading through the Family Reading Experience program.
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That was until I found solace reading through the #GirlIGuessImWithHer hashtag, started by minority women who, like me, feel like we are now backed into a corner, forced to vote for the lesser of two evils.
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Josipovici (who sees in his predicament a parallel with Hamlet's own quandary) chooses to do both, reading through the play section by section (or fold on fold, in his preferred terminology), offering commentary along the way.
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Sometimes I feel sort of like a self-indulgent creep listening to my own stuff but I guess it's like reading through a journal — remembering what you thought back then, or what was important to you.
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Fred Bierman, a design director for the newspaper, began to explore giving the series a home in print after reading through the video transcripts by chance, and he recruited Ms. Safié and me for the task.
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If you don't have a personal connection to a particular issue, she suggests reading through news outlets or social media sources to find the story of one person, or one other family, that resonates with you.
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Like I said, reading through everyone's personal stories of love and companionship is deeply moving, but if every photo I saw had a hint of similarity brought to you by Facebook, I'd feel a little less moved.
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HC: I was just reading through a Suze Orman preface, and she mentioned in it that when she wrote many of her personal finance books 15 years ago, the field of behavioral economics didn't even exist yet.
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Reading through the paragraphs from start to finish provides an unexpectedly poignant bird's-eye view of Kim's life — the youth soccer games, the dinner parties, the glum and the optimistic moods, the children going away to college.
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The entire TechCrunch team does a lot of great work every day, but reading through it all end-to-end would be a full-time job, so if you miss some things here and there, you're forgiven.
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Reading through guidelines for Graphic Content, Revenge Porn, Sexual Child Abuse, it's hard not to be struck by Facebook's plodding attempts to identify what is and isn't objectionable, as well as the base nature of the examples.
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Gazing at a monitor, this host of "The Late Show" on CBS was rapidly reading through dozens of jokes that his writers had been composing throughout the first presidential debate between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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"In reading through the comments, I think I was too attached to the iconography associated with that great technical achievement of humans," says David Mertz, an editor who argued in favor of the Sagans' designs in 2008.
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Even for someone deeply committed to affirmative consent (like, say, me), it's hard to work up enthusiasm for the idea of reading through a bunch of legalese and signing a contract prior to hooking up with someone.
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One option is to have these articles read out to you, just like an audiobook, rather than reading through them—catch up on your reading on your morning jog or while driving to and from work, for example.
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We were searching for a title and Steven was reading through an old paperback that I bought only because I liked the cover, I had no idea what the story was or what the novel was really about.
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For weeks, Biden has blocked off time for debate prep on his schedule while on and off the campaign trail, according to sources familiar with his preparations, reading through briefing books and participating in question and answer sessions.
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In reading through it, I culled all their adjectives — fuzzy, unworried, clear, depressed, gray, and many others — and collated them into a crude spectrum of experience: soft, fuzzy, comfortable on one end; hard, sharp, distressing on the other.
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I've spent a lot of time reading through the research on the positive effects of having more women in elected office — how it can increase the aspirations that parents have for daughters, and that young girls have for themselves.
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It takes hours of reading through every single interview, one of which focuses entirely on her "naughty little toes", another details how "her breasts stimulate the lovemaking" between the writer and her husband, before Kate's asked about her music.
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However, after reading through the comment section, I've changed my mind … The whole point of college is to get a good education and to use that education in the future to help them guide their way to their careers.
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"I was recently reading through them, and I came across one that said, 'I'd love to take you to Paris, and we won't have enough money for a hotel, but maybe we'll go camping,&apos" Ina says with a laugh.
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The second thing that was interesting to observe was how funny some of the episodes felt writing them and reading through them in the room, and then what things would work and what things wouldn't work during a read-through.
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Reading through the rules as they're laid out on the company's website, it feels as though those documents are less actual guidelines of governance and more just a collection of vague ideas held together with masking tape and chewing gum.
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A devotional is a curious thing: Somewhere between an almanac and an astrology column, it's both a systematic way of reading through the scriptures and a somewhat superstitious way of trying to align your days with the will of God.
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The acting EPA head, whom Trump said this month he will nominate for Senate confirmation to the post, said he did not look at the report before it was released, though he is in the process of reading through it now.
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Reading through a recent set of lawsuits filed against Sallie Mae and Navient made me realize that I'm not insane––that it's actually impossible to figure this shit out, and it may have been set up that way on purpose.
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He has been reading through briefing books and engaging in rehearsal sessions, and his preparations are led by two of his closest advisers, Anita Dunn, a former White House communications director, and Ron Klain, Mr. Biden's former chief of staff.
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Working in groups of four, they first travel the world of my room, reading through the articles, chatting about the faraway places and generally gathering some initial ideas about how travel writing differs from other forms of writing they have encountered.
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He and Ms. Kern quickly agreed that it was the day's top news, and after reading through a few versions, selected The Washington Post's report because, they said, it provided the most context and explanation on why the news mattered.
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Mr. Barenboim, who has never conducted it, had the score brought to him within minutes of its being suggested; Mr. Wenders recalled him leafing through it, summoning sweeping music in his head while merely reading through the notes on the page.
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And reading through some of the reactions to the journal, I see a lot of concerns that the journal will lead to more of that: white (often male) cis able-bodied people using anonymity to hurt the causes of vulnerable populations.
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Reading through the allegations, Cline was stunned to find a section titled "Cline's History of Manipulating Older Men," which purported to illustrate how Boies Schiller would easily discredit her arguments about her former boyfriend's treatment of her before a jury.
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" Testing this theory by reading through a number of romance novels by Nora Roberts, Jude Deveraux, and Sandra Brown, Gottlieb was delighted to discover that Roberts, "by far the biggest seller of them all, was by far the best writer of them all.
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But it really came to fruition while we were working on it, while we were reading through the script, finger-pointing certain elements and starting to collect the items and seeing how they fall together into this collection that we call a closet.
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For now, scientists have a much better idea of how our brains go from reading through a math exam question to coming up with the right answer, and if you want to give yourself a challenge, here's a mind-bending problem for you.
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A few months after buying the MacBook Pro, certain keys would start repeating themselves—the "o" and the "i" key are particularly susceptible to this, though reading through other online complaints it seems that any key can fall victim to the problem.
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Reading through it you quickly learn that this game represents a series of thought experiments meant to guide students and educators through a set of critical thinking exercises that follow an idealized art making process, from conception to sourcing materials to distribution.
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Reading through the NYPL's digital archive makes it clear that the progress of the civil rights movement — even in allowing African Americans to publicly acknowledge the discrimination they were suffering — was stop-and-start right through to the Civil Rights Act itself.
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"In terms of reading through the tea leaves, I think the short answer is: It appears to look good for Our Children's Trust," Michael Burger, executive director of Columbia Law School's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, told BuzzFeed News after the Monday arguments.
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Reading through Benigni's predictions to get a sense of potential prices, the oil industry veteran warns that given the market is unlikely to be tight even as far out as 2020, forecasts for a $60 or $70 per barrel oil price are overly optimistic.
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Reading through the records, one has to wonder if at a certain point the Lilliputian character of some of the cases began trying the patience of even the terrorist group's appointed administrator as he sat under the lapping blades of the Chinese fan, dispensing justice.
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Inspired by the authors's recommendations, I did some research of my own, reading through many scientific studies, and so on.... I posted about the concept on Facebook and received an immediate and overwhelming response, which is when I started piecing together the menu for the first dinner.
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With this offer, you'll also get three free months of Kindle Unlimited, which will allow you to start reading through millions of books for free (it comes with auto-renewal, so be sure to turn that off if you don't want a surprise charge coming your way).
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The codes were collected in a centimeter-thick book that came bundled with the cartridge, and poring over the lines and lines of different ways that games could be broken felt weirdly transgressive, like reading through some satanic bible or The Anarchist Cookbook for the Mushroom Kingdom.
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Even after the researchers confirmed the information for each of the shootings, there was a problem: "We started reading through all of these events and we quickly realized that one of the biggest problems is that it's not clear what gun violence at schools should mean," Pah says.
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"I'd like to preface this by saying what was unfortunate about reading through this for the first time — and I just also would like to say I just got this — was that I realized that I talk like this, which is a bummer," Gyllenhaal says in the opening.
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How to keep kids reading through the summer President Barack Obama, in a video released by the White House on Wednesday, saluted the move by the doctors' group in connection with Too Small to Fail to help "bridge the word gap'" and increase children's chances of success later in life.
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Reading through Smith's selections, 10 of which appear below, I keep returning to this line from Jones's "Boy in Stolen Evening Gown" — Sir who is no one, sir who is yet to come, I need you — and a vision of these poets arriving, as if answering a call, fills my mind.
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Maureen O'Connor, the academic, who is one of several people who have considered taking on the task of writing an authorized Edna O'Brien biography, once spent a few weeks reading through the archive of O'Brien's papers at Emory University; it includes correspondence with Samuel Beckett, John Cassavetes, and Laurence Olivier.
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"With Amazon right now, the closest you can get is to integrate with your Google Calendar and ask it what events you have coming up, but it doesn't have any kind of contextual awareness based on reading through your email, or other interactions you might have had on the web," says Facemire.
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It becomes clear after reading through a few of UberPeople's more popular threads that the tone of the site is generally one of resentment—toward the passengers who pedantically scrutinise them, toward younger drivers who consider driving for Uber a "hobby," toward fluctuating regluations, and toward other UberPeople people who express differing opinions.
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Reading through all the revulsion, what emerges for me is an uncomfortable, but relatively obvious truth that has both little and everything to do with Cyrus: that hip-hop culture is — in its mainstream, highly commercialized versions — precisely constructed to be a kind of costume one can put on and take off.
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The photos share many beautiful moments, such as Prince Harry and Meghan inside Windsor Castle's St. George's Chapel, Prince Harry reading through his vows, Meghan getting the final touches to her veil, Prince Harry walking down the stairs accompanied by his brother and best man, Prince William, and Meghan holding hands with her mother.
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After piecing together the sting by compiling and listening to the raw data (including hundreds of FBI wiretaps generated by the two informants, more than 10,000 FISA intercepted phone taps), reading through hundreds of surveillance logs prepared by FBI agents and 85033s documenting the FBI agent's interactions with their informants, the full picture was undeniable.
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So, reading through this, it's like, all right, you know, a lot of people seem to have this mistaken notion that when we're putting together news feed and doing ranking that we have a team of people who are focused on maximizing the time that people spend, but that's not the goal that we give them.
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After reading through the report and consulting with journalists about the clues surrounding the 36 pages of redactions and 14 investigations --12 of the cases are redacted and two are known -- Mueller referred to other prosecutors, here is a look at some of the key buried ledes and unanswered questions we should all be paying attention to.
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"Sometimes, it really depends, as we're reading through a statement that we often have just a basic, just the facts, approach and try to figure out how we're going to approach an issue and then sometimes the movie will just suggest itself to me," he said, before noting that his staff sometimes stops him from going overboard.
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There's so many technical elements that you're rushing to try to accomplish that it's very rare to be able to spend day after day sitting around a table, reading through the scenes and discussing what's going on in the scenes and the backstories of the characters, and trying to understand how the themes of the play emerge in the scene.
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Anxiety among Clinton aides and allies, some of whom are positioning themselves for jobs in the White House or ambassadorships, is spreading … Just because Clinton's senior team … knows these efforts are more of a mind game than a minefield doesn't mean the anxiety doesn't take its toll … Some Clinton allies confess to spending hours at night reading through the entire email dump.
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Worth reading through the prism of other platforms' similar struggles: On 1 November 2017, an investigation by Raquel Rutledge, a journalist at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, found that TripAdvisor had a habit of deleting posts detailing sexual assaults and other violent crimes on the grounds that they either violated the family-friendly policy, contained second-hand information, or hearsay, or they were deemed "off topic" by site moderators.
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In mid-February, on break from the SCIF, she noticed an interesting thread on the WikiLeaks I.R.C. channel, where participants were discussing the financial crisis in Iceland — a collapse that Manning, reading through the library of secure diplomatic cables available to her as an analyst, concluded was roiling onward because of the inaction of the United States and what she described as diplomatic bullying by the Netherlands and Britain.
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