Ellie still hasn't grasped the concept of actually scooping food out of a bowl yet, but she can get food on the GOOtensils because they don't require a scooping motion.
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But this time you're scooping up white heads and blackheads.
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We'll be scooping ours up before Labor Day for sure.
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Scroll through to see the designer flats we're scooping up.
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Here are the stocks they were scooping up the most...
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Her mother rushed toward Mata, scooping her into her arms.
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Why are you scooping ice cream for $7 an hour?
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Yes, her arms hurt and she got blisters from scooping.
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Scooping the ash and putting it all over our faces.
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Fitting, because the ice cream he's scooping is pure gold.
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Employees start scooping when they see him parking his bike.
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"Another bingo," I called out before scooping up another handful.
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Magnetic Knife Holder Bar — $27.65 See Details When you're trying to serve up ice cream straight from the freezer, you may end up doing more chiseling than scooping, or even more waiting than scooping.
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Amazon, too, is scooping up customers with heavy investments in India.
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I have a litter box I would love to stop scooping.
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Still, Colas urged investors to wait before scooping up bank stocks.
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Microsoft has been scooping up productivity apps in the past year.
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I've seen girls do it too… When does the scooping start?
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Click on for the pieces we're scooping up before they're gone.
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Younger shoppers are scooping up niche online clothing and home brands.
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Serve with rice and lettuce leaves for scooping up the larb.
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Consider scooping up the Chrissy Teigen-recommended Barefoot Dreams Cozy Throw.
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Water-scooping planes are joining the fight against a wildfire in Wyoming.
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And they're scooping up an ever larger share of investment banking business.
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For Fosun, scooping up Thomas Cook would make sense, despite its issues.
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"We're talking about scooping people up who might be resistant," he said.
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Hardships aside, here's the greatest part of all: No poop scooping required.
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Mitri is already busy scooping ice cream with a small golden paddle.
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Still, scooping up these titles isn't very appealing to companies like Netflix.
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"She's too light," said Emily Happe, 21, scooping Leila onto her lap.
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When it comes to scooping up dips, tortilla chips are the reigning champs.
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Our guess is that all the unicorns out there are scooping it up.
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Hilde Kate Lysiak is in third grade, but she's already scooping the professionals.
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I just couldn't believe how much people were scooping 'em up after shows.
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For $10, the Chef'n Avoquado hits the hat trick: pitting, scooping and slicing.
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"You look pretty in those weeds," she told the dog, scooping her up.
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Ms. Shahzad: He was upset because no one was level scooping the chicken.
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Serve them for scooping dips, with soup, or crumbled, to top a casserole.
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He picked a little more at his plate, scooping his peas into piles.
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Now Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison is scooping it up for $35.8 million.
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Tiger Global Management took a new position in Apple, scooping up 10.6 million shares.
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Banks also tend to boost rates if they're interested in scooping up new business.
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But even without scooping up other companies, Salesforce is expanding its reach through partnerships.
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Save yourself the stress of tailoring by scooping up any of the options ahead.
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The rescuers raced back to the median, scooping up rats, furious at the injustice.
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Yet as these chains leave space behind, others are scooping up their best locations.
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Scooping up the latest buys from these increíble Latin brands often requires a passport.
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Investors have been scooping up bank stocks since the November election of Donald Trump.
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Vernhes's saliners—salt—are busy scooping six days a week, eight hours a day.
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When he pitched the sharks, he had only sold 200 of his scooping bowl.
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Another cast member, JC Mounduix, already tried ice cream scooping housemates' vaginas and butts.
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Click ahead for the products we'd recommend scooping up while you have the chance.
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We've all felt the thrill of scooping up an item at a huge discount.
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The children sat at folding tables with their pumpkins, scooping out the goopy innards.
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Gloves can help to make scooping out old lasagna or soggy salad less disgusting.
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The catch was quick and clean; shrimp move in dense packs, handy for scooping.
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You must have seen that at least once or twice after scooping a Pokémon.
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Writers and editors often live in fear of someone else scooping them on a story.
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Fitbit ended up scooping it up , but even that company wasn't interested in Pebble's hardware.
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As you can see in the above video, the coffee scooping didn't go so well.
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Some are scooping up cutting-edge technology that will power China's next decade of growth.
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"Whoever is making this could be scooping it up from their backyard," says Dr. Gunter.
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What the arrest rebound illustrates is how active ICE is in scooping up unauthorized immigrants.
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Think about that the next time you're scooping lukewarm noodles out of a polystyrene box.
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Pat Murphy, the Brewers' bench coach, gestured to an infielder scooping a lazy ground ball.
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A host of rough-winged swallows were scooping gnats from the air above the water.
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And then there are the grocery chains that have been scooping up meal kit companies.
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Scooping cones or running a dough-filled Hobart were no longer considered worthy résumé builders.
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Instead they bought euro-denominated bonds, scooping up 1.059 trillion yen in the same month.
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GM has confirmed it's scooping up employees and IP from Sidecar, but declined to specify details.
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To take on the big internet service providers, Google Fiber is scooping up a small one.
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It was hard not scooping it all up — if only we had a Mary Poppins bag!
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However, as these fears diminished in 2019 and buyers started scooping up more homes, inventory dropped.
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The couple made it themselves, scooping out bucketloads of clay and bringing in bricks by hand.
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In essence, those traders are scooping up risky securities in a market already fraught with risk.
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We wouldn't blame anyone for scooping one of these pieces up now, engagement ring or not.
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Shoppers were also scooping up Apple watches, Nerf and Lego toys, gaming systems, hoverboards and sleepwear.
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The party posted its best-ever European election result on May 23rd, scooping up 16 MEPs.
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Scooping up a prominent media company would certainly be one way to fast track those ambitions.
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Democratic candidates have already begun scooping up valuable aides and advisers in key early primary states.
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She cleans about 13 rooms a day, she said, scooping up wet towels and remaking beds.
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Investors were scooping up commodities as the main equity gauges on Wall Street were under pressure.
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If you want to switch up your swimwear this season, consider scooping up a crocheted bikini.
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Camanini slices open the pig's bladders, before stirring the emulsified pasta and scooping out individual portions.
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That'll give you the most consistent results, instead of scooping directly from a bag or jar.
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It is not just fans and collectors of celebrity memorabilia who are scooping up items, though.
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She spends most of her time scooping it up and letting it cascade through her fingers.
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By scooping up items that have been marked down, you may be doing them a favor.
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There&aposs no grinding or scooping, no brewing or perking, no pouring out a cup, even.
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Elyse, meanwhile, is a champ, scooping ice cream and riding the Tilt-a-Whirl with the children.
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Rather than Nespresso pods, use the measuring scooping to add ground coffee to the two-filter basket.
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We have to wonder if Meghan, a born Leo, will be scooping up her own Zodiac sign?
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With summer finally here, scooping up styles at such low prices is an offer we can't resist.
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Many had placed their bets on Pope Francis or German Chancellor Angela Merkel scooping the 2015 prize.
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After scooping off the salt, toss your tee in the laundry and behold the like-new results.
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Japan's central bank has been scooping up ETFs and the numbers are large enough to sway markets.
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Kinahan said it's not so much retail investors but other larger investors, who are scooping up bonds.
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Legacy tech companies have been scooping up smaller cloud and software providers in massive deals throughout 2018.
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Scooping up Bats would instantly diversify CBOE's business, giving it more sources of revenue across the globe.
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Harrisons Malayalam won big at the Golden Leaf India competition, scooping eight awards in this year's contest.
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She has no problem scooping up her kids to console them when it's all a bit much.
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That is especially the case when many central banks have been scooping up their own nation's debt.
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This is not to suggest that Bellator's days of scooping up big-name UFC veterans is over.
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I was scrubbing tables + scooping candle wax after restaurant shifts & falling asleep on the subway ride home.
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The curved points of the bill act rather like lobster picks, ideal for scooping out seed meat.
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Guo recommends bamboo tea utensils for scooping out dry leaves because bamboo doesn't hold on to scent.
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Ritchie beat Elliott through the pads after scooping up a TJ Brodie blunder in the Calgary end.
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So I showed him that I was level scooping, and he saw me for the first time.
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People are scooping up mushrooms so quickly that producers are scrambling to keep pace with burgeoning demand.
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Inside, beneath chandeliers, burly men in union jackets stood at a buffet, scooping baked ziti onto plates.
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Google is scooping up Dr. Jacqueline Shreibati, the chief medical officer for medical wearables start-up AliveCor.
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In the mountains nearby, bulldozers cling to treeless slopes, scooping out red soil and leaving gaping pits.
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In that case, he'd be scooping up big banks including Bank of America, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase.
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I learned, no matter how hard it is, to keep scooping until the job is done. ♦
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Americans are responsible for nearly half of that total, scooping up $535 billion worth of Chinese assets.
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Scooping out peanut butter and cold pasta salad with her bare hands in the middle of the night.
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"Mostly, we're going around to campaign offices, rallying the troops," Mr. Cohen told me, "and scooping ice cream."
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Then he springs, scooping the art off the wall and turns to make his break for the door.
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This spurred a rally across European carriers on the prospect of scooping up bookings from customers switching airlines.
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When someone starts sending you a check for that, or for scooping its poop, that is a job.
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But the trend is obvious: Bloomberg is scooping up support that had been expected to vote for Biden.
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For its part, Ticketmaster continues to develop technology to identify the bots scooping up large blocks of tickets.
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"Thank you," says Kwesi Nyantakyi, the president of the Ghana Football Association, scooping it into a plastic bag.
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As we see in the image, a hard object cuts into the water, scooping out a large section.
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The footage shows Winkler grabbing the dog by the collar and scooping Smokey up in to his arms.
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While the software giant isn't commenting on its plans, it has been busy scooping up Surface-related domains.
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With spring on the horizon, what better way to celebrate than by scooping this jumpsuit up for yourself?
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Katy Perry's family and friends just scored HUGE, thanks to her scooping up a quaint little guest house.
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So if you're scooping the litter box and feeling crazy or slow, feel free to blame your cat.
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During that lull ICE has been scooping up talent and building out Bakkt, including through acquisitions, said Sprecher.
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JAB has been busily scooping up companies in the consumer and food sectors in the past few years.
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So, if you're loving these chic styles as much as we are, we suggest scooping one up ASAP!
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Her first job in high school was scooping ice cream at a Friendly's at the South Shore mall.
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Some of the kitchen boys operated a big kettle, cranking out popcorn and scooping it into paper cones.
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There are dozens of rapes, genital mutilations, gory murders, hangings, chopping off of limbs, scooping out of eyeballs.
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Instead of scooping up deals, REI employees and members were encouraged to "#OptOutside" and spend their day outdoors.
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What if instead of scooping it, I shape it into a log and make slice-and-bake cookies?
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Mind and movement often met as gestures initiated dances (fingers scooping imaginary sand, hands holding mighty unseen ropes).
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Several workers, some with shovels, others brooms, began scooping and sweeping soda bottles and newspapers off the tracks.
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There are only a few sizes left at Nordstrom Rack though, so we suggest scooping yours up ASAP.
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Just days later, workers in bright orange vests were scooping up piles of trash and left-behind belongings.
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Surprisingly, this versatile tool has top-quality features and the latest technology that makes it worth scooping up.
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We eat it from Dixie-brand paper bowls with plastic spoons scooping up the rich, red pasta sauce.
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Poor people would have been all over that beach, scooping up the empties to make money from recycling.
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COLOMBIAN PRODUCTS - OR NOTHING On the other side of the border, Venezuelan shoppers are scooping up Colombian goods.
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The more efficient thieves follow UPS and other delivery trucks, scooping up packages as they are dropped off.
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These giant 300-ton robot tractors trundle along the seafloor, ploughing through the sediment, scooping up manganese rocks.
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They might actually be saving some lives with these things, scooping up human traffickers and stopping men with bombs.
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"I scooped one or two with it, but it wasn't scooping anything that I couldn't do myself," he said.
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One trader said he saw some accounts scooping up Chinese bank AT1s, such as CCB's perpetual non-call fives.
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Scooping up her two daughters and her mother, she, along with hundreds of others, fled for the Bangladeshi border.
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Moreover, Becca K. should hightail it out of Bachelor country, although not without scooping up a load of cash.
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Running our spoons against the surface of the Deep Dark Chocolate was almost like scooping frosting from a can.
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He is also known for scooping up distressed debt during the financial crisis that paid off handsomely for clients.
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Scroll on to check out the funky flavor combos, select your top picks, and stock up for summertime scooping.
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BM: In 2009, after several months of searching for a job, I started scooping ice cream in the mall.
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On the one hand, the data they are scooping up from consumers are becoming an ever more prized commodity.
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One idea is scooping up the lunar soil with an excavation robot that hauls the materials to a processor.
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Massive, scooping hips presaged the Ferrari 360 Modena — designed, of course, by Pininfarina — that wouldn't come out until 1999.
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As unglamorous as scooping ice cream was, Obama said it gave him a chance to contribute to his community.
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While this may take some of the fun out of the ritual, it eliminates the whole scooping, messy bit.
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"You're buying the assets where the central bank is in the markets scooping things up as well," Haefele said.
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Instead of scooping up piles of this and that, research the best that's out there and buy only one.
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We're clearly not the only ones scooping it up either; the powder is nearly wiped out on Sephora's website.
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First and most notably, the organization made waves by scooping up former UFC and WEC lightweight king Benson Henderson.
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Scooping up those URLs in transit is a genuine security risk, exposing potentially sensitive documents to third-party intermediaries.
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Twitter acqui-hires highlight-sharing app Highly The company is scooping up the team behind highlight-sharing app Highly.
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Equipped with non-stick coating, the pan also comes with its own spatula for scooping out those chewy bites.
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No pet owner enjoys scooping poop, but at least a cat keeps his business contained in a litter box.
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Inside, the shop is buzzing with shoppers scooping up watermelons, hot dogs and other supplies for July 4 barbecues.
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Mint Cookies & Cream Ice Cream Sandwiches Try scooping mint cookies and cream between Oreos for a mini treat.9.
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" –while scooping and eating some blood out of a doll's torso in Dream Child "Going for a spin, lovebirds?
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In other words, the working poor are not primarily teenagers bagging groceries or scooping ice cream in paper hats.
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Peeling off the skin, rather than scooping out the flesh, is indeed a better way to prepare an avocado.
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And she began to win everything, scooping up world championships and Olympic medals at sprint and long-distance events.
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Scooping the finished dish from the pan to plate is the only slightly tricky part of the whole recipe.
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Since then, the displaced drivers say, unlicensed rogue vans have swooped in, scooping up customers from the old stop.
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Both Newsmax and One America News Network view scooping up Mr. O'Reilly as a way to turbocharge their growth.
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A family gathered around a game of ngola, scooping and dropping seeds in carved hollows on a wooden board.
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We're guessing Miley was scooping up ingredients for Cody's special breakfast when she hit the grocery store Friday evening.
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Forever 21 had been aggressive with its real estate expansion, often scooping up locations left vacant by department stores.
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Mr. Gluck recalled dashing into the kitchen, scooping up a small child and then going down a back porch.
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Donald Trump just won the backing of another Capitol Hill committee chair, scooping up an endorsement from Michigan Rep.
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London (CNN Business)Glencore has been a coal champion for years, scooping up mines when other companies dropped them.
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If you're as obsessed with her comfy slip-ons as we are, we suggest scooping up these dupes ASAP.
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Every morning, Ms. Shah makes bhatura, coarse rounds of bread that arrive half-inflated, for scooping up chickpea curry.
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After an hour of scooping out strong-hold gel and blowdrying his hair into place, Sprouse's vision came to life.
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After returning home from middle school yesterday, his father recounted, the boy went to join the crowd scooping up gasoline.
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Neither of these steps is strictly necessary, but will keep your drink frostier and will make scooping much easier, respectively.
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Also note Ndjock's excellent use of a spoon for scooping and spreading jelly—best technique he had on the day.
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TV footage has shown officials scooping up buckets of oil from the sea and dumping them in pits on shore.
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Reuters reporters at the scene have seen excavators scooping up dirt, personal effects and bits of metal from the plane.
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And with Khashoggi's killing having negligible impact on its relationship with the U.S., investors continue scooping up Saudi Arabian assets.
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Algolia's model is to charge clients for its bespoke service, rather than selling ads and scooping up data about users.
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After scooping it out, you smear the yellow balm on your dry face and start rubbing it into your face.
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Squeeze the pinkie sides of your palms together, overlapping your fingers as if you are scooping up water to drink.
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Claremont was interested in scooping out the guts and marrow of each of his characters to make sense of them.
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It also got dinged for scooping up people's passwords, email and other personal information during its Street View mapping project.
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"Scooping ice cream is tougher than it looks," Obama said Thursday in an essay on the LinkedIn professional networking site.
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Technology for pets is becoming a huge market, with dog selfies and self-scooping litter boxes now an incredible reality.
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It sold Codman Neurosurgery to Integra LifeSciences for $1.05 billion while scooping up a few smaller equipment and device companies.
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For these celebrities, it was flipping burgers and scooping ice cream at fast food joints from McDonald's to Dairy Queen.
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The results are crisp chips without an oily residue, the perfect vehicle for scooping up creamy mouthfuls of the dip.
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Ahead, find a few fun items to consider scooping up and throwing into your carry-on before your next takeoff.
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So J&J may not be hunting for a blockbuster this year, but it could continue scooping up smaller ones.
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Ryan Montgomery, whose father and grandfather worked here in Oro Grande, spends most days scooping limestone into a dump truck.
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There are so many accessories that the child was kept busy for hours scooping and dumping them in the truck.
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On a recent evening, Professor Webster stood on the blackened banks of Butte Creek, scooping up sample jugs of water.
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The footage then shows Alysson's mother running over and scooping her daughter up from the rubble with other panicked witnesses.
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Even zookeepers and herpetologists keep out of striking distance by scooping specimens up with a pole called a snake hook.
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Scooping up nascent rivals, they assert, can allow Facebook to charge advertisers higher prices and can give users worse experience.
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"It would send a bad message," Riester told franceinfo radio when asked about the prospect of Polanski scooping best director.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday urged investors to wait for the market to sell-off more before scooping up stocks.
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Walgreens was reportedly considering scooping up the rest of wholesale drug distributor AmerisourceBergen it didn't already own before talks cooled.
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Google is adding to this arsenal, scooping up a small startup to help it sell its apps to more businesses.
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It is headquartered in Maryland, but its presence is felt globally, scooping up and processing information from people located virtually anywhere.
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When Nestlé launches a meatless burger in the United States in the fall, it could start scooping up big restaurant partners.
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That means they may not always properly wash hands or use gloves when they're scooping the ice and pouring your drinks.
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Made in Kentucky entirely from American grain, Heroes Vodka has been scooping up gold and silver medals all over the world.
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Truepic, a startup that authenticates digital photos, is scooping up a rival technology developed by one of the field's leading experts.
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Only around 130 people actually bought BAT, Coindesk noted, with one buyer scooping up $4.6 million of them (20,000 ETH worth).
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The country singer and songwriter on her new album, "Wildcard," scooping the tabloids and her life as a teenage goody-goody.
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They represent much of what's right with economics as well as the acumen of top American universities in scooping up talent.
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Imagine if, after scooping globs of Monica's yams onto his plate in an act of frustration, he actually starting eating them.
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The first cleanser comes in a bright blue and yellow plastic jar, along with a guitar pick-shaped spatula for scooping.
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And although his first flavor is available for scooping full-time, the new Marshmallow Moon will have an extremely limited run.
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The lake was partially closed to boaters while the planes were scooping up water to drop on the fire, Siebenaler said.
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says his unglamorous first job scooping ice cream taught him valuable lessons about responsibility and hard work.
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Really, you can't go wrong with this sale — so head over to ASOS and see what's worth scooping up on discount.
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Puzder understands this, beginning with his own personal experience starting out by scooping ice cream at Baskin Robbins for minimum wage.
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That's spurring analysts to speculate the BOJ's next attempt at easing may target scooping up more assets in the stock market.
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"Fish were left flopping in the muck, and people were scooping them up and trying to move them downstream," she said.
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"I like seeing how different shapes can look visually appealing as they come apart whether cutting, scooping and smashing," he wrote.
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Locking down social media sites and avoiding online quiz apps are good ways to keep data brokers from scooping up data.
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Rania: Towards the end of your meal, what you usually do is, you start scooping the injera that's on the plate.
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At the Guggenheim, they will present a shovel-wielding machine scooping up a bloodlike liquid as it seeps across the floor.
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Companies are scooping up major Hollywood players in deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars to bolster their original streaming content.
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But there she was ... on the Upper East Side of NYC Monday night, with son Jordan, scooping up candy from neighbors.
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Apparently he had a bit of a sweet tooth, scooping up ice cream at a Baskin-Robbins in the mid-'70s.
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His driving, scooping layup with 1.6 seconds left gave the Tigers a 69-67 win and ignited a huge celebratory pileup.
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Of course, this was probably like riding a bike for Katie ... who, of course, had plenty of practice scooping up Suri.
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And in contrast to most Sundance movies, they have enjoyed a substantial post-festival life, scooping up awards and Oscar nominations.
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This tool comes in handy for just about any cooking job that requires scooping, draining, or serving, even at high temperatures.
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But I remind myself that even if stocks fall for a long while, I'll be scooping up shares at cheaper prices.
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So, everyone is in the same boat right now, and they're scooping up all the good tech deals at lightning speed.
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"l'll just slip it under my shirt," he said, scooping up the one-button device, which resembles a cellphone for preschoolers.
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And today, the Journal also (separately) reported that Fox is interested in scooping up Tubi, another ad-supported video streaming platform.
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A: My daughter was working at her job scooping ice cream, and someone at the shop said that we were billionaires.
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Plus, the company has been scooping up healthier brands, including Pirate Brands, which makes Pirate's Booty, Smart Puffs and Original Tings.
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We thank them, gather up our bags and head out to the parking lot, scooping up our firewood on the way.
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Her friends whispered about how he used to allegedly ride around the high schools on the South Side, scooping up girls.
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Click through to see some of the steals we're scooping up after a weekend full of apple pie, turkey, and Gilmore Girls.
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Trying to take advantage of rising prices, investors are scooping up properties for cash, which tends to be more attractive to sellers.
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"I'm grateful for the doctors that'll be scooping out these lungs and giving me some more life to work with," she said.
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She then mashes the ingredients together before scooping a chip into the salsa, smiling, and happily walking away with her delicious dish.
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Moonlight, Birdman, 12 Years a Slave and The Artist, all won best feature at the Spirit Awards before scooping up Best Picture.
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Who would have thought removing the bone from a ribeye and scooping up a pinch full of salt could be so...sexy?
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Watching it all go down is an experience comprised of buffing, skiving, scooping, filling, stripping, stitching and more oh-so-satisfying steps.
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Second, the agency deliberately coordinated a series of nationwide raids, scooping up more people in less time than ICE raids typically do.
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Curvy girls everywhere are already scooping up the cutest styles – scroll down to check out our favorites and shop them for yourself!
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Because stumbling upon and scooping up finds like, for example, a pair of cat paw tongs, tastes like a true kitchen victory.
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ExxonMobil has also been scooping up assets in the Permian, but some no longer believe the company stands out among the majors.
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The scooping bowl has a built-in semi-circular, moving spatula that scrapes the bottom of the bowl like a windshield wiper.
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Puppy love ain't cheap for Paris Hilton -- not when she's scooping up 12 ounces of chihuahua worth $8k ... very delicately, of course.
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However, anything this committee might achieve will be like scooping water out of the ocean with a teacup, while our children drown.
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Starting July 16, the ice cream company will also be scooping Sonoma Rosé at Smorgasburg Los Angeles most Sundays through Labor Day.
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It doesn't simply penetrate an eye; it ricochets inside it, tearing the retina and the optic nerves, scooping out flesh and bone.
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Even the cranberry sauce — something not normally even worthy of taking up space on my Thanksgiving plate — had me scooping for more.
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Some have even benefited by scooping up assets from the less reliable tycoons, investing in booming sectors, and pleading for state subsidies.
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When there were no hoses with water left, he picked up a bucket and started scooping water from his above-ground pool.
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Instead, she's been eking out a jar of mango compote that her mother made last summer, scooping spoonfuls between sips of coffee.
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The first step is the separation of all recyclable garbage, with tractors scooping up piles and pouring them onto five conveyor belts.
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But beyond the discounted desserts and bragging rights, the reality isn't glamorous—or anywhere near as easy—as simply scooping ice cream.
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And many of these companies have been scooping up Kubernetes, container or cloud-native related companies over the last 21.0-03 months.
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"These waters are coming back," Bren Smith yelled above the shrieking din, as sea gulls plunged near our boat, scooping up fish.
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Fortunately, the couple was "rescued," as Andersen put it, by a Korean missionary with a van, who was scooping up grateful stragglers.
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In January, an overturned oil tanker exploded in Odukpani in Cross River State while dozens of people were scooping up leaking fuel.
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There is a sense of final puzzle pieces snapping into place, of someone scooping up all the jacks before the second bounce.
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The slots are loose, and you just have to cup your hands and start scooping the hall of famers off the floor.
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Newt is a British magizoologist, a collector-protector of exotic animals, and is en route home from his travels scooping up specimens.
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BlackRock and Vanguard, the two giants of low-cost index investing, have been scooping up money because of their funds' solid performance.
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At the Tonys in 1998, however, the show took flight, scooping four prizes, for its direction and for three of its actors.
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Still, there's good reason to believe Amazon will start scooping up more companies, as it grows and makes inroads into new markets.
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Excavator buckets can be seen in multiple locations scooping the ash, shells of appliances and other twisted metal into waiting dump trucks.
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Completing a game, or "2100 percenting" a game, means getting all its achievements, finishing every side quest, and scooping up every collectible.
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Traditional automakers, big tech giants and small, well-funded startups are scooping up all the talent they can through acquisitions and mergers.
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For BlackRock, scooping up battered shares of Facebook could turn out to be a lucrative bet that could help boost its fund.
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Microsoft made a small but strategic acquisition on Monday, scooping up Deis, the maker of what's known as a container technology called Kubernetes.
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The royal mom again kneeled to get on Charlotte's level before scooping her up in her arms, which calmed down the crying child.
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BEFORE dawn the Dignity 1 has completed her first rescue, scooping 114 migrants without lifejackets from a rubber dinghy adrift in the Mediterranean.
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It measures, two actions: scooping of the food out of the bag and the dumping of the food into a dog food bowl.
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Scooping up the rotting food in the trough, I went inside and dug around in the mountain of Amazon boxes for a blender.
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One tried and true method of stimulating the prostate is scooping back behind it, and gently tugging forward in a "come hither" motion.
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Police officers, tired of scooping up limp young casualties of the drug war when they could be tackling real criminals, increasingly favour testing.
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After the new deal with Turkey was ratified, the Greek coastguard has been actively scooping up refugees and transporting them directly to Moria.
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Early in the first quarter, Peters pried the ball loose from Charles, scooping up the fumble and running 45 yards for a touchdown.
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That doesn't include all the other talents of Mexican descent who've been scooping up Hollywood's most prestigious awards in their own categories too.
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Investors have been scooping up bonds, with the benchmark 10-year yield falling more than a quarter point from its pre-Brexit level.
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After scooping out and discarding the seeds, place one half of the squash in an extra-large microwave-safe bowl, cut side down.
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The company's finance chief announced his departure recently, with Kia scooping on Friday that he's headed to real estate startup Opendoor as COO.
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Scooping out the extra bread in the center saves carbs and calories before piling on the toppings, which replace the calories you saved.
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In Snap's case, that means scooping up rivals around augmented reality, said Mitchell, whose firm invests in marketing companies like BrightRoll and HubSpot.
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Some riders became dehydrated and resorted to scooping snow off the side of the road into water bottles, which they shared among themselves.
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Apart from scooping up the stock for the competition, the trader also bought call options in the portfolio he manages in real life.
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He was scooping up sea urchins and placing them in a yellow string bag he had tied to the waistband of his shorts.
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A basket of warm supple pita bread came to every table, and the slices were perfect for scooping up some of the dips.
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It opens with the girl leaving the car and ends with someone scooping her up after she stops in front of the officers.
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Come on, everybody—if you need to squeeze one out in public, at least do us all the courtesy of scooping it yourself.
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Then the nominees were ushered out of the room, and the 50-odd club members in attendance began scooping up handfuls of marbles.
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"I'm supposed to take her back [to bed], but I like scooping her up," Kutcher told co-hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest.
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His allies here were worried he was being out-organized by fellow progressive Warren, who was scooping up some of his 2016 backers.
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However, the big mess on the table my 4-year-old makes from scooping and splashing the milk compelled me to seek answers.
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Three of the better-performing funds of the third quarter thrived by scooping up bargains among stocks that other investors had shied from.
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"But we have these two," she added, scooping the rewards into takeout containers as Ms. Wong eyed other vendors to finish her list.
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Acting as the titular maître d', you start out by simply scooping patrons up onto your head and escorting them to their seats.
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While he was at it, Tyga splurged on his boys too ... scooping up 10 extra smaller versions of his chain for his crew.
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Joel Iyiegbuniwe followed suit late in the third quarter, scooping and scoring from 22 yards after James Vaughters strip-sacked Colts quarterback Phillip Walker.
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In preparation, money is flowing into less risky assets, such as bonds, while traders are also scooping up derivatives to hedge against market risks.
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John Wayne, the ultimate guy's guy, certainly never asked a woman if she needed to be rescued before scooping her up onto his horse.
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What I am trying to say is, I have experience with felines: scooping their poop, scratching behind their ears, finding their preferred food, etc.
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Twitter users were given until Monday to follow Maezawa's account and retweet the promotion to be in with a chance of scooping the prize.
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They weren't as efficient in scooping up hundreds of thousands of immigrants as the later Obama tactics were (those programs were still being developed).
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He dribbled past Gonzaga guard Josh Perkins and hit a scooping layup in traffic with 28 seconds left to effectively put the game away.
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The two students added two arms to the machine: one for putting the coffee filter in its place and another for scooping coffee grounds.
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Despite being less productive than their international rivals, they have little trouble scooping up big contracts and valuable assets thanks to their government backing.
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Scooping up all of those nodules could disturb the microbial life in the ocean floor sediment, as well as anything living on the nodules.
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The Lello Musso Lussino, on the other hand, doesn't have a removable bowl, so scooping out finished ice cream and cleaning get pretty messy.
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At an $18 billion private valuation, according to CB Insights, Snapchat's money has gone a long way toward scooping up companies in Silicon Valley.
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After scooping up some of the Sports Authority's vacant shops, the retailer is now looking toward markets where it has zero or few stores.
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If you look at certain insects, the females have special shapes for scooping out sperm from the males, while other insects' penises break off.
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Verizon appears closer to scooping up Yahoo, a move that would place an even larger slice of the internet under the internet provider's umbrella.
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The only problem is that stock goes fast — so if you're eyeing a particular piece, we recommend scooping it up at that very moment.
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Plains has been scooping up crude barrels in recent weeks to fill the line ahead of the pipeline's start up, market sources have said.
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"Don't touch my dog, you fucking loser," said the actress — in surprisingly calm tone — before scooping up Pippi and taking her to the car.
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UnitedHealth has been on a spending spree of late, scooping up PatientsLikeMe, a patient social network, and Equian, a payments business, in recent months.
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I ate the beef with a spoon, as I'd been instructed, scooping up the juices and stewed prunes and honest-to-goodness mashed potatoes.
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In recent months, Qatar Airways has been seen scooping up stakes in several other airlines, including South America's LATAM Airlines Group and Italy's Meridiana.
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And Americans are responsible for nearly half of that total, scooping up $535 billion worth of Chinese assets, with significant flows in recent months.
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Sam Zell, who made his fortune scooping up distressed assets, told CNBC on Thursday that he's been taking advantage of the stock market's volatility.
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This relentlessly harrowing tale about a dystopian future version of America returns after scooping up eight Emmys, including best drama, in its first season.
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Last week we walked past the lot where a monstrous mechanical tyrannosaur was scooping up the remains of a house it had just demolished.
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The breathless council dismantles them, scooping into the cups with apple corers and smooshing them under spatulas, releasing soft, sliding squeaks like trampled snow.
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And four days before the caucuses, rival camps are already coming courting, trying to increase their margins by scooping up some of her caucusgoers.
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At 19, he started out buying a broken front loader, a machine for scooping dirt into trucks — then fixing it and hiring it out.
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The Adagio is built on a gesture of a minor ninth, a huge upward scooping interval that seems to express both hubris and hope.
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At the same time, the world's wealthy billionaires are scooping up luxury apartments throughout the city, creating a demand for high-end real estate.
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Larry Ellison is continuing his domination of Malibu beachfront real estate ... scooping up his 12th property in the area for an astounding $38 million.
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The idea was simple: Create a digital flagship where nothing costs more than $224, so shoppers don't feel guilty scooping up extra items on impulse.
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Is cutting an avocado in half, and then scooping out the flesh with a spoon, really such a daunting task that it's hurting avocado sales?
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On the plates, you can view the 37-year-old actress munching on pasta, sipping on smoothies, and scooping up ice cream, among other activities.
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Then he swings an inch-perfect swing—impossibly quick, down and back up through the zone, scooping a low fastball—and the ball takes off.
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CoreOS wasn't alone by any means as we've seen other exits coming over the last year or two with organizations scooping up cloud native startups.
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And while its price tag of $45 may seem like a lot, we urge you to consider the minutes you'll save by scooping this up.
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After scooping up three packages, the woman attempts to run back to the car, but slips on the grass, injuring her ankle in the process.
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Brazilian private equity firm 3G Capital built its reputation by scooping up iconic consumer brands, aggressively cutting costs and using those savings to fund acquisitions.
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So if you're on the hunt for a sleek, long-lasting matte lipstick in bold shades, we suggest scooping this one up in every color.
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After years of scooping up brands like Converse and Hurley, Nike is shifting its focus toward buying start-ups that help it behind the scenes.
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The mission team wants the spacecraft's sample site to be clear of debris and rocks, in order to make scooping up materials an easier process.
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If you need some help picking out the best, just scroll down … Team PeopleStyle selected out our favorite designer finds worth scooping up right now.
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After all, they're scooping up billions of dollars a year in rental fees since you can't get cable without renting a cable company-approved box.
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The scripts work by injecting invisible login forms in the background of the webpage and scooping up whatever the browsers autofill into the available slots.
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Iron ore stocks at China's ports hit a record high last week, suggesting mills may not be scooping up all the raw material that's arriving.
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In some of the images, the little princess can be seen scooping up rocks with her hands and kicking the dirt with her bare feet.
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Mozambique, for instance, suffers from a severe "ocean-grabbing", with dozens of Chinese vessels illegally scooping thousands of tons of fish out of its waters.
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Since there's nothing we love more than budget-friendly clothing that still looks like a million bucks, we've rounded up 20 scores worth scooping up.
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Scavenging seafood vendors have been scooping up these discarded sewer shrimp and—in order to make a fast renminbi—taking them to nearby public toilets.
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But they claim South Korean border guards have told them they saw North Korean soldiers and civilians scooping up rice-filled bottles along the shore.
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For the creek bed is not smooth but has sand dunes measuring 22014 to 229 meters in height and scooping out sand loosens these structures.
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You can always count on Bebe for something sexy, trendy and flirty, so we're scooping up this maxi dress which encapsulates all of the above.
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For an all-in-one kit that makes scooping poop both quick and easy, our top pick is the Bodhi Dog Complete Poo Pack. saysPros:
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From measuring to scooping to essentially self-cooking, there are plenty of fun little tools that are well-poised to become your new kitchen companions.
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The upcoming Abra Community Day event — which would likely have seen a surge of players out and about scooping up Abra spawns — has been postponed.
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"A tanker loaded with fuel fell yesterday (Monday) and people were scooping its products when it caught fire, killing over 50 persons," the spokesman said.
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Videos showed glass windows and doors smashing, pedestrians being blown off the ground and residents frantically scooping rain out of their balconies to prevent flooding.
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That scenario has left private equity dealmakers, many of whom are already flush with cash, licking their lips at the possibility of scooping up deals.
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While we're unsure if Meghan will be scooping up her own pair or not, here's to hoping that one day we'll be twinning with her.
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The midwives were so swift with scooping it out that I didn't even see it or know about it until my husband revealed it later.
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He went above and beyond his community service, spending more than the required hours scooping poop at a horse facility that serves children with disabilities.
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For the most part, space cutlery has been reduced to a pair of scissors, for opening packages, and a spoon, for scooping out their contents.
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As the lure of urban living pulls more residents from the suburbs, developers are scooping up prime real estate in downtowns across the United States.
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Plains has been an active buyer in the spot market, scooping up barrels to fill the line and that has helped support prices, traders said.
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Bears should be rambling through the wilds of Kamchatka in all their glory, scooping salmon out of streams and scaring the wits out of campers.
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Twitter has been scooping up as many live video streams as it possibly can, but then eliminates a live feed that it was already producing.
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Oh, and there's also a whole thing about the local newspaper being mad that the national media is scooping it on all of the above.
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We identify some curiously marked trees and spend some time picking our way along the creek bed (no paddle up your creek), scooping through leaf piles.
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For instance, consumers who missed out on scooping up the Beetlejuice cereal won't have a second shot at buying it now that it's out of stock.
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It followed widespread public concern about outsiders scooping up too much of the country's fertile soil, particularly in strategically sensitive areas, said Agriculture Minister Levan Davitashvili.
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The San Francisco-based startup is testing a new feature that allows its workforce of "juicers" to reserve a scooter before scooping it up for charging.
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A clip filmed in the coastal town of Taganrog, Russia, on Monday shows a man scooping up what appears to be countless mosquitoes on a beach.
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If you're interested in scooping up the lipsticks, we suggest keeping an eye out for the brand's upcoming Instagram posts — that's where the good stuff goes.
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Other value managers are also adding to existing positions and scooping up new finds after U.S. and global stocks started the year with historically large declines.
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One person scooping up those theater seats is Octavia Spencer, who wants underserved communities to see the predominantly Black cast of the superhero flick in action.
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Quotes from articles are much more eye-catching than links on Twitter, so the social giant is scooping up the team behind highlight-sharing app Highly.
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In case you're not able to attend the L.A. extravaganza IRL, we've rounded up all the items we're scooping up ASAP in a shop right here.
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I understood the basic principle, you lie on the water kicking your legs and moving your arms in a scooping motion to paddle through the pool.
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Melbourne Greens state MP Ellen Sandell told the ABC the public might feel strongly about a major international company scooping up part of a cultural space.
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And, it seems he's moving into enemy AFC East territory ... scooping up a 3,850 square foot condo in the famous Marquis Miami building on Biscayne Blvd.
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That day may never come if Sunday's referendum grants President Tayyip Erdogan sweeping new powers, she said, scooping rice in a paper plate for a customer.
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Another claimed not to have been given anything to drink for four days and resorted to scooping up dirty water from the floor of his cell.
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Ho Chi Minh City has forged ahead with industrial parks, Danang has gone high-tech and the north is scooping up manufacturers as they exit China.
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One young woman who was scooping the controversial "Peachy Paterno" ice cream in the on-campus Berkey Creamery said the flavor was one of the originals.
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A woman in Australia saved a crying koala from a bushfire by scooping the animal up with her shirt and taking it away from the flames.
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The Facebook group Mac Pro Upgrade is filled with people scooping up old Mac Pros from eBay and Craigslist and modifying the hell out of them.
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Twelve forks clattered in a giant pot—everyone took turns scooping out a watery vegetal pabulum, the mash of potatoes and ketchup and onion-soup packets.
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Indian Air Force helicopters have been scooping and dumping water from reservoirs in an attempt to douse the flames, but operations were hampered by poor visibility.
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Mr. Biden also visited in recent days, scooping up endorsements from elected Democrats, a trend that picked up speed after his South Carolina victory on Saturday.
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"Call you back!" a young woman said into her phone, putting it into her pocket and scooping up an egg as it rolled over her toe.
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In fact, it hasn't been that long since Ms. Price and her musician husband, Jeremy Ivey, were working long shifts slinging beers, scooping popcorn, installing siding.
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About six years ago, Mr. Koblitz returned to his home to find Mr. Cruz scooping the fish from the pond in his palm-shaded front yard.
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"My life will go away, fine," Babli Dhurve said on Wednesday as she sat on an old mattress, staring at her neighbors scooping up storm muck.
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After high school, he had temporary jobs working at Douglas Aircraft, scooping ice cream at a hamburger drive-in and delivering packages for the Postal Service.
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Meanwhile, ticket brokers employ illegal "ticket bots" — specialized software that instantly scours the market, scooping up prized tickets before the public even knows that they exist.
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Late in the book there is a sense of final puzzle pieces snapping into place, of someone scooping up all the jacks before the second bounce.
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The growth suggests Kohl's is scooping up market share from the rash of stores closing across the country, most of which are tied to shopping malls.
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The results suggest Kohl's is scooping up market share from the rash of stores closing across the country, most of which are tied to shopping malls.
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It was an award winner, too, scooping three Gaming BATFAs in 2016 for Audio Achievement, Music and Performer (voice actor), having been nominated in ten categories.
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The incredible video shows doctors cutting the umbilical cord before scooping up the 8lb babies and wiping them clean while the both let out their first screams.
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It's important to keep in mind that the early primary states have all awarded their delegates proportionally, which means that Trump is not scooping up any majorities.
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For over a decade, JAY-Z has been scooping up masterpieces like artist Jean-Michel Basquiat's "Mecca," which he purchased in 2013 for a reported $4.5 million.
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The most likely explanation seems to be Apple has made some changes to how it files in order to avoid being scooping itself, but you never know.
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If you don't have a streaming device, we suggest scooping one up ASAP, especially because some of Amazon's best-selling streaming devices are on sale right now.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that YouTube videos centered around racist, homophobic, and anti-Semitic views are still scooping up ads from brands like Coca-Cola, Amazon.
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The idyllic image of a teen or young adult summer job — lifeguarding, scooping ice cream, bagging groceries — has faded a bit in American culture in recent years.
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There was a time when the likes of "Braveheart", "Titanic" and "Gladiator" could make zillions at the box office, while also scooping up armfuls of golden statuettes.
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Several 4-legged victims of Hurricane Harvey are now safe and sound -- and we got this video of rescuers scooping up stranded pups and one lost armadillo.
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An emerging consensus among antitrust types is that these should be blocked from scooping up smaller firms because of the worry that it would eliminate potential rivals.
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The lift quelled concerns that consumers had simply shifted some of their purchases to Thanksgiving week, and showed a growing consumer appetite for scooping up deals online.
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HNA has been on a multibillion-dollar international acquisition spree, scooping up stakes in companies including Deutsche Bank , Old Mutual Asset Management and Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc .
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The officer, who has been named as Yuhe Tan, then notices and rushes over, scooping the little animal up in one arm, before quickly leaving the scene.
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But by scooping up tbh, and its 5 million+ teenage users, Facebook can now say it finally, finally, finally has a product that's actually loved by teens.
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So, if you're in the market some quality new arm candy, we suggest scooping up Meghan's boxy bag while you can get it on a deep discount!
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More traditional sports teams are scooping up either free agents in the e-sports world to form squads or acquiring already-established teams to compete in tournaments.
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Harris pulled in front of her competition this week with the first congressional endorsements of any announced contender, scooping up pledges of support from fellow California Reps.
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But if you are more refined, you can filet the fish after cooking, scooping the meat off the skeleton and serving it neatly, without bones and head.
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Then came the horrifying moment: The burgundy Honda accord drove onto the sidewalk, scooping up five pedestrians over the hood and tossing them aside like bowling pins.
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During its twilight years, Cassini was able to directly sample Enceladus' ocean by scooping up ice grains that the moon sprayed into space in geyser-like plumes.
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They may be making a calculation, he said, that such experiences make more of an impression on college admissions staff than a summer job scooping ice cream.
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Saturday Profile PANGANDARAN, Indonesia — Susi Pudjiastuti was scooping up lunch with one hand, using her thumb and two fingers to extricate bones from a chunk of fish.
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I was also happy to see that Rainbow Cone, another South Side institution, opened by the Sapp family in 1926, was still scooping their signature multichromatic treats.
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Comfort never looked so cute, expect when it's on sale — so, BRB, scooping up a pair of Oprah-approved shoes while we can get them this cheap.
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It was an aggressive technique, scooping up every Android phone in the area and trusting police to find the right suspects in the mess of resulting data.
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At my place we kept scooping the pasta out of the pot long after we were full — one of the highest compliments a recipe can be paid.
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The finance industry, looking at newspapers as distressed assets with hidden value, has swooped in, scooping up struggling publications, cutting their staffs and wringing them for profits.
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Independent refiners, often known as teapots, are scooping up imports to blend into their gasoline because the country does not produce enough to meet growing consumption rates.
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Even when we undertake the herculean job of scooping plastic trash from the sea or collecting it from beaches, the challenge remains: What to do with it?
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Olivia Colman will be filling the shoes of Queen Elizabeth after scooping up an Oscar in 2019 for playing a different queen (Queen Anne) in The Favourite.
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Even the rich and famous had jobs as kids, whether it was scooping ice cream like former President Barack Obama or working at McDonald's like Jeff Bezos.
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The start-up has been scooping up real estate around the world in a bet that restaurants will rent capacity to create food for delivery to customers.
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Lightly season with salt and add the minced onion, celery, papaya, passion fruit flesh by cutting them in half and scooping out all of the flesh and seeds.
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"A lot of people were wrong, but nobody else made the promise I did," he continued, before tentatively scooping up a cricket and popping it into his mouth.
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She is responsible for protecting the waterway, scooping out garbage (or hiring others to do so) and keeping an eye out for pollution-causing activities on its banks.
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Problem is, the process left their bodies behind, and Delos is in the process of scooping up all those bodies to see what can be salvaged from them.
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It is technically impossible that CSE, in collecting vast sums of data from the very core of the internet, was not scooping up Canadians' private information as well.
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Refiners, including Valero Energy Corp and Marathon, have been scooping up Mars from Shell's trading unit in the weeks following the sanctions, sources familiar with the deals said.
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"The spirit round here has been very good," says Mr Heald, whose neighbours have rallied to help him out; one spent hours scooping water out of his salon.
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Ton informed me that the woman scooping our ice cream said that foreigners are usually scared of trying different toppings, and tend to stick to corn and peanuts.
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You'll use Nudle Maps to get around, and constant news reports will update you on the company's business, including scooping up startups to get into the automotive industry.
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It's a panicky time for media, with consolidation sweeping up digital publishers, reports of layoffs at Splinter, Bustle, and Sports Illustrated, and remaining players scooping up the spoils.
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The first half of 2019 was dominated by mega-deals in enterprise software, with Salesforce scooping up Tableau for $15.7 billion and Google acquiring Looker for $2.6 billion.
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She could slip through a narrow space between two defenders and drive to the hoop, scooping a shot that would skim the rim and slide through the net.
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Obama wrote on LinkedIn that scooping ice cream at a Honolulu Baskin-Robbins could be "brutal on the wrists," but taught him life lessons he still uses today.
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The hard-clumping action makes scooping the litter box a breeze, and, because the granules are made from corn and not clay, they can be flushed or composted.
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He works seven days a week, greets everyone who walks through the door with a big, hospitable smile, and can banter effortlessly while scooping falafel into perfect spheres.
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Kirsten is an accomplished and seasoned journalist in the space and has been with us for a few months writing, hosting panels at Disrupt and scooping major news.
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Add the pork mixture and stir-fry, constantly stirring, scooping, and flipping the ingredients, until the outsides of the pork are no longer raw, 5 to 10 seconds.
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We once spent four days straight sitting in the walk-in in our coats scooping cookies because it was summer and it was too hot in the kitchen.
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Scooping the smallest child in her arms and shouting commands to the rest in tow, Freeman led her students into the storm for a dangerous trek to safety.
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I've gotten other foul balls over the years — always scooping them up on a bounce — and the exercise of giving the ball to a fan is always fun.
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For more information on the data broker industry in its many forms, see our article What Are Data Brokers, and Why Are They Scooping Up Information About You?
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Ms. O'Malley recommended feeding the cat with wet food, scooping litter twice a day, and talking to the cat so it can get used to its new caretaker.
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Wealthy Chinese are not only scooping up the fine wines, but they've also developed a taste for vineyards, snapping up more than 100 chateaux in France's Bordeaux region.
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Bloomberg News has since continued covering the 2020 race, with reporter Jennifer Epstein scooping Wednesday morning on Democratic candidate Joe Biden's tax proposals, while Joe Weisenthal interviewed Sen.
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So the city spends huge amounts of money scooping water from the sea, churning it through expensive desalination plants and converting it into water that residents can use.
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So the city spends huge amounts of money scooping water from the sea, churning it through expensive desalination plants and converting it into water that residents can use.
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As the dog days of summer wind down, we can't help but get excited to debut the new fall treasures we've been scooping up over the last few weeks.
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Jeff Bezos is the new king of Hollywood real estate after scooping up David Geffen's Beverly Hills estate for a drop in the bucket -- to him, anyway -- $28.25 million.
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A family embraces outside a funeral service in Tula, Hidalgo state, Mexico, Saturday, after a massive fireball killed multiple people scooping up fuel from a pipeline ruptured by thieves.
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Oakley is trained on how to use his weapon, so he pulled out his weapon and began scooping up kids along with another man to whisk them to safety.
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I text my roommates to let them know that they're up for grabs, and I eat leftovers from yesterday: homemade refried beans, corn, cheese, and some chips for scooping.
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"I feel like I'm improving every day on grass," said Pliskova, who arrived at Wimbledon full of confidence after scooping her third title on grass at Eastbourne last week.
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We're also scooping up this pretty floral wrap dress for half off, this gorgeous Tory Burch tote for under $1563, and this Kate Spade satchel for 2156 percent off.
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Though a fully automatic litter box would spare you the work of scooping the box, we decided to go with something a little more practical and much more affordable.
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We're not saying there won't be better deals in the weeks to come, but you could save yourself a lot of hassle by scooping this device before the rush.
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Work crews are cutting down dead or doomed trees and bulldozers are scooping up debris near a cement-ringed storm drain large enough for a human to walk through.
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Two people got to work slitting open milkweed pods to fry and scooping out the feathery white buds to garnish a salad; outside, Mr. Jimerson turned corn over flames.
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As it nears the highway, where a few cars are seen speeding by, he crouches down and reaches for it, scooping it into his arms and carrying it away.
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They ditch the tour and make a sprint for the paparazzi-free zone of the Beverly Hills Hotel, but not before Snapchatting the whole episode thereby scooping the photographers.
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Microsoft acquired the popular to-do list app in 83 at a time when it was furiously scooping up productivity apps in order to bolster its own mobile software.
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Instead, the riskiest of Mr. Rudin's productions — the bloody vaudeville "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," by the downtown favorite Taylor Mac — did surprisingly well, scooping up seven nominations.
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Usually drizzled with syrup and nuts, the round dough puffs here are instead spiked with salt and vinegar, and act as tangy, airy vehicles for scooping up the dip.
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I'm wondering if Democrats will be able to rise to the occasion by scooping up moderate Republicans with a return to the New Democrat-style politics of the 1990s.
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Wall Street's mishandling of subprime home loans was a major catalyst of the 2008 financial crisis, in which Ocwen was a player, scooping up troubled loan portfolios to service.
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A few years before Olivia Colman was scooping up a (very well-deserved) golden statue for The Favourite, she was busy putting David Tennant in his place in Broadchurch.
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And when Steven Souza Jr.'s chopper over the mound ticked off Sabathia's glove, Torreyes was there, scooping the ball up and firing on the run to get Souza.
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We love scooping you, we hate being scooped by you, but in the end we're all working toward the same goal: writing impactful cybersecurity stories in the public interest.
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Big Chinese companies have been on an overseas buying spree in recent years, spending more than US$1.6 trillion scooping up businesses, property and "trophy assets" like football clubs.
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At 2924 West 443th Street, an 244-story tower on Billionaires' Row, the developers created a porte cochère by scooping out a section of the former Steinway & Sons building.
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After scooping up market share that its bankrupt competitors left behind, Ed Stack, CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods, took a step back to diagnose the health of its core business.
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Keep scrolling to see some of our favorite picks that we'll be scooping up while we can get this exclusive discount — but hurry because the code expires on January 29.
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Before they were caught, the hackers were able to monitor all confidential emails and correspondence between DNC employees, scooping up information on various Democratic campaigns, including presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton.
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I don't recommend it, having cut myself very deeply for a disappointing amount—scooping blood with shaky hands into tiny jar was one of my dumbest moments in art-making.
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Eddie and I realized we had to eat the rice before Phillip came back, so we were scooping it into our mouth when it was hot and not altogether cooked.
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Shahidi's hair never looks the same, whether she's scooping her impressive head of hair into a funky ponytail, or letting her texture do the talking with a wash-and-go.
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Depressingly, though, they use all that weight to just eat plankton, swimming around in the deep sea with their gaping maw open and scooping up the little guys en masse.
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As a consolation, some industrious real estate investors should grab some topographic maps and start scooping up inland areas that are poised to become the next sea front properties. [Zillow]
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The first time we meet Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) in Sex and the City, she's scooping meatballs into a takeout container on a deli line, talking about her worst nightmare.
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Rival low-cost carriers have also been scooping up aircraft that were formerly operated by Jet from its lessors, and poaching hundreds of its pilots, cabin crew and other staffers.
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And it hasn't dissuaded some from scooping up some pieces for themselves: Most of the items already bear the always-disappointing "Sold" or "On Hold" banners over their preview images.
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Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf countries are scooping up farmland in drought-afflicted regions of the U.S. Southwest, and that has some people in California and Arizona seeing red.
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Kjell Inge Røkke, described in Forbes magazine as a "ruthless corporate raider", wants to build a 596-foot marine research ship that will scour the seas scooping up plastic litter.
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If you own a cat, scooping litter is a fact of life, but you don't have to deal with the smell of the litter box during the in-between times.
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Clotted cream - a vital part of any English cream tea with scones and jam - is made by scooping the "clots" of cream off the surface of heated full-fat milk.
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One of them, a well-financed start-up called Gusto, has put ethics and culture at the core of its appeal, and it has been scooping up disaffected Zenefits customers.
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Pelicans rally past Heat 91-87 NEW ORLEANS — In the land of tall trees, Anthony Davis has made a tidy NBA living scooping up rebounds and scoring seemingly at will.
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With Facebook still immensely growing, scooping up new communications platforms and offering a wider array of advertising products, advertisers may be more inclined to simply stick to what they know.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — An overturned oil tanker exploded in Nigeria, killing many of the dozens of people who were scooping up its leaking fuel, the police and witnesses said on Saturday.
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About a year ago, more than 30 residents in the same area were burned to death while scooping fuel from an oil tanker that had been involved in an accident.
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Nigeria's worst such accident occurred in 1998, when more than 1,000 people died as a leaking oil pipeline from which they were scooping fuel exploded in the town of Jesse.
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Scooping up a title-winning coach is the Islanders' latest step to try to keep the face of their franchise, John Tavares, from becoming a free agent on July 1.
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Reverting back to your cat's bathroom preferences may be a quick, inexpensive fix — as is scooping the litter box daily or having enough litter boxes in a multi-cat home.
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The top lid flips and swivels into three positions to accommodate all "scooping styles," while ensuring that any stray litter falls back inside rather than littering (pun intended) your floor.
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Throughout the season, Casey Affleck has been scooping up best actor prizes for his performance in "Manchester by the Sea," and he was predicted to collect the guild's trophy, too.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev has tried to latch onto this trend, scooping up smaller brewers such as Goose Island, Blue Point, 10 Barrel and numerous others in the past few years.
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Unfortunately, for an economy that outwardly seems to be scooping up the last available workers, this growth did not come via workers who had previously withdrawn from the labor force.
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With so many styles on sale for up to 60 percent off, we're scooping up plenty of fashionable finds from Free People, Rebecca Minkoff, Topshop, Levi's, Kendra Scott, and more.
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I'd be lying if I said there isn't a guilty thrill in eating a perfectly seared foie gras or scooping caviar onto a blini with a dollop of sour cream.
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There have been 56 abandoned deals, 39 state-backed acquisitions of commodities firms at frothy prices, and, lately, wild sprees by tycoons scooping up trophies such as hotels and football clubs.
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Either you think democracy works and electing a president is all about going behind closed doors with bazillionaires and corporate executives and lobbyists and scooping up as much money as possible.
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History shows the top-performing and most-reliable trade after a huge single-day plunge in Netflix is to wait a month until the dust clears before scooping up the stock.
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Which is why we've rounded up seven beauty buys we're scooping up at Ulta Beauty to help us achieve said next-level looks and shine a little brighter this holiday season.
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If you look at who they're hiring around Silicon Valley, they're scooping up all the best chip engineers," Kevin Landis, chief investment officer for Firsthand Capital Management, told CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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And since biker shorts are having a major moment in fashion right now, we're scooping up a pair of the TechSweat Shorts for just $39 to rock just like Hailey Bieber.
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And once you're done scooping up all that new apartment swag, be sure to stop by our Super Sale fashion page, too, for the most stylish wardrobe steals of the season.
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"There's just an out-of-whack supply and demand, because these companies that are going public are growing so fast they're scooping up every available employee in the market," Felser said.
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With famous folks like these, Luna Simone is bound to end up effortlessly scooping up noodles with chopsticks in one hand while playing "Chopsticks" on her daddy's piano with the other.
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Tencent, which operates social networking and online payment platforms in Asia as one of the largest tech companies there, spent $1.8 billion scooping up 8.2 million Tesla shares in early March.
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Many of the colors and sizes are so popular that there are limited quantities left in stock — so we recommend scooping them up ASAP while you can get our exclusive discount.
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The Russians were shorthanded by two when Shokhina pounced on Stalder to force a turnover before bearing down on the Swiss goal and scooping a wrist shot high into the net.
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The move is also a correction after a bounce caused by Saudi Arabia scooping up big volumes of HSFO from Europe for power stations to meet peak summer demand, traders said.
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More good news for Dems in Texas Texas Democrats had a great midterm election, scooping up Republican-held seats in Dallas and Houston and routing Republicans in once ruby-red counties.
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K Street's largest law and lobbying shops are scooping up the most recent batch of lawmakers-turned-lobbyists, a sign of how the influence world's powerhouse firms are expanding their clout.
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Critics and activists frequently point out that Google and Facebook rely on scooping up vast amounts of data in order to make their ads more precisely targeted and, therefore, more profitable.
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Minimum wage jobs – such as scooping ice cream, tending a cash register, or flipping burgers – give young and less-experienced workers the experience and habits that can lead to better jobs.
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A deus ex machina would have been if some hitherto unknown tree god intervened in the battle, scooping up the heroes and delivering them all from the Night King's icy hand.
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Two blockbuster drug mergers have already been announced this year, with Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) buying biotech Celgene (CELG) and Eli Lilly (LLY) scooping up cancer drug specialist Loxo Oncology (LOXO).
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"I've always wanted to do as much in-house as possible," he said, scooping the off-white cream cheese out of the cloth where it had matured overnight in the fridge.
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New York (CNN Business)Investors are so nervous about the trade war with China that they are frantically scooping up US government bonds and pushing yields sharply lower in the process.
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I also want to do some of the weekly chores I didn't get around to while my sisters were here: cleaning the bathroom, vacuuming my apartment, and scooping the cat litter.
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The aisles at Fairway are still populated with shoppers scooping European olives from the olive bar, spooning coffee beans from giant barrels and grabbing organic apples from piles of fresh produce.
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Turmoil at Deutsche Bank was a major factor driving those moves across Wall Street, with competitors scooping up at least 15 of its MDs in the US so far this year.
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Netflix had a big night, scooping up Best Documentary for American Factory and Breakthrough Series – Long Form for When They See Us, in addition to the four awards for Marriage Story.
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And it&aposll provide opportunities for investors down the line — whether that means scooping up distressed assets, financing new technology, or looking at growth-stage deals for companies that need capital.
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In general, big companies are paying more attention to the growing health trend, scooping up successful startups and starting accelerator funds to learn how to keep up with the trend themselves.
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"This is our chance to run a grass-roots movement, not just to go around the country scooping up as much money as we can," Ms. Warren said in an interview.
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Cindy Cohn: Yeah, and the way that they share it is also just a little disingenuous, but there's a lot of companies that are scooping up a lot of this data.
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In the last couple of weeks, we have seen IBM buying Red Hat for $34 billion, SAP acquiring Qualtrics for $8 billion and Vista Equity Partners scooping up Apptio for $1.94 billion.
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"People were very, very emotional and very, very happy because Ethiopia and Eritrea were one community," he said, scooping up a mouthful of lamb stew with a piece of traditional Ethiopian injera.
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Officials from the agency closed the Wilson reservoir and campground Tuesday because of fire activity in the area and aircraft that were scooping water from the reservoir to dump on the flames.
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New York (CNN Business)Goldman Sachs just made its first M&A splash of the David Solomon era, scooping up United Capital in a bid to beef up its wealth-management business.
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TOKYO, March 22 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rose on Thursday in choppy trade despite a strong yen with pension funds and retail investors scooping up recently-battered stocks with attractive valuations.
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Sanders is expected to win, but with more than 100 delegates at stake, it will be imperative for him to make that win count by scooping up as many delegates as possible.
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If you can't get into the poop-scooping game, don't see a nearby trashcan/toilet, or go on walks/hikes/adventures that make carrying a scoop unrealistic, opt for compostable bags instead.
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Frederike Kaltheuner, a researcher at Privacy International, says these firms often use AI as a "pretext" for scooping up valuable personal data, telling users it will enable them to improve certain services.
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He also told her to eat three eggs a day, two of them raw: a diet she kept to for almost a century, usually scooping them up with biscotti from a bowl.
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The spatula is on the smaller side, which made scooping the wax from the cup cumbersome; next time, we'll come equipped with a fat wooden tongue depressor to get the job done.
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Once the best location is picked, OSIRIS-REx will slowly maneuver into position and quickly "tap" the asteroid with its sampling instrument, potentially scooping up to 4.4 pounds (2 kilograms) of material.
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If you want to take this to the max-level of adorableness, we suggest scooping up a pair of matching sneakers for yourself from the royal-approved brand while you're at it.
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In an extended version of this video that Teigen posted to Snapchat, Legend is shown scooping up the potato salad as the couple debates whether or not they can still eat it.
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It has since taken incredible images and just last month successfully (but quickly) touched down to collect a sample, firing a tantalum bullet into the asteroid and scooping up the resulting debris.
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We've all had to scoop our way through the poop pile that has been Kanye West's Twitter feed for the last week, now we're poop-scooping our way through his newest single.
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An academic at a British university would publish something, it would lie unread on a dusty shelf, then someone else would use it "to make a widget", thus scooping up the profits.
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But analysts said that Nvidia Corp's dismal earnings, which triggered the tech sell-off, were now priced into the Japanese market and investors are scooping up the chip shares on the dips.
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Disposing of them is just a matter of scooping up the droplets (which will eventually rise to the top of any water containing them) and destroying them safely in, say, a furnace.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European parliament on Tuesday began divvying-up British seats that will be left empty post-Brexit from 2019 with Spain, France, Italy and the Netherlands scooping up most initially.
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To keep the viruses from becoming airborne as you clean, cover the fluid with paper towels, or shake kitty litter or sawdust on it, before scooping it all into a plastic bag.
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Read more: 5 top VCs told us where they plan to place their cannabis bets in 2020, from scooping up distressed assets to the rise of new markets in Germany and China
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Rivian then went on a torrid hiring spree, as The Verge reported last year, scooping up talent from damaged EV startups like Faraday Future and established players like Ford, McLaren, and Tesla.
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Microbrew and craft beers are also in a minor slump, down 0.4%, despite Big Beer companies scooping them up left and right (AnheuserBusch just purchased Craft Brew Alliance, which makes Redhook Ale).
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Among the many friends and "angels" in the crowd were Bartlett's sister Sandy and her husband Otis who have been scooping up major paintings during the lean years for "family prices," i.e.
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It helped smaller investors to compete with big institutional firms that were scooping up distressed properties across the nation by the thousands and creating a whole new asset class of single-family rentals.
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Smiling broadly, Love let her loll around up there on her back for a time, Cashew using the same upward scooping wing flaps that caiques employ to bathe on wet rain-forest leaves.
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The results have been so good that neighboring markets, such as Hong Kong, Singapore, and Thailand, are scooping them up, and some of the better brews have gone on to collect international accolades.
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The newsletter has been publishing news stories and behind-the-scenes information on the negotiations of the EU law, scooping mainstream media on the contents of Mahathir's strongly-worded letters to European leaders.
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A free Ikea bag this close to Halloween can only mean one thing for us: It's time to put it to good use, scooping up all the Ikea Halloween decor you we find.
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Love them or hate them, the team at TMZ is sometimes almost too good at scooping the biggest celebrity stories, from Prince and Michael Jackson's deaths to that horrific Ray Rice elevator moment.
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Patent # 7,773,362: Accelerator System and Method of Accelerating Particles Last but not least, here's a proposed method for scooping up Moon dust and turning it into propellant to power future lunar surface operations.
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"[Customs and Border Protection] demands for social media passwords will result in the mapping of social networks and the scooping up of millions of US citizens' public and private communications," Llansó told TechCrunch.
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TOKYO, March 123 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average trimmed its losses on Tuesday afternoon, crawling back from a near one-week low as investors were seen scooping up cheap stocks on the dips.
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We broke the story ... after scooping up the property in a $3-plus million deal, HGTV plans to blow out the home's interior and backyard to make a replica of the sitcom set.
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When we do though, that means the product is seriously stellar — like so good we'll resort to scooping out the last bits with a Q-tip or cutting open a bottle with scissors.
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The sandwiches on the new menu are prone to dropping toppings, which is why McDonald's created this weird way of scooping up the sauce or guacamole that may fall while you are eating.
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Donald Trump certainly isn't a fan of the NFL, but that doesn't mean NFL fans don't like him ... at least not when it comes to scooping up a Donnie-themed Fantasy Football trophy.
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Investors have also been scooping up stocks in recent days on expectations of monetary policy easing by the world's major central banks, the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, this month.
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"He was the only guy I ever saw who could make the ball come to him," said Mr. Daniels, stretching an arm and bending low to mime Mr. Kaline scooping up a grounder.
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Also give a round of applause to Miranda, filing this newsletter from Tampa Bay, who put her reporter skills to the test today *scooping* up this scaled friend on her first fishing trip.
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Unlike Walmart, which has made splashier moves scooping up smaller retailers and bulking up various international segments, Target has been focused on bolstering its supply chain, remodeling stores and launching new brands internally.
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For the next two years, NASA's latest robotic spacecraft will be chasing down an asteroid near Earth in the hopes of scooping up some of the most primordial bits of the solar system.
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But he might be able to count on scooping up much of the 5 percent of the votes that the poll attributed to centrist Francois Bayrou if the latter decides not to run.
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Who could forget J. T. Snow scooping up little Darren Baker, son of Dusty Baker, then the manager of the San Francisco Giants, before an onrushing base runner in the 2002 World Series?
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Armed men hijacked a helicopter and swept into a French prison yard in July, scooping up an inmate serving a 25-year sentence for a robbery that left a female police officer dead.
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Matt Chapman is as good as anyone at third base and first baseman Matt Olson excels at scooping balls out of the dirt, saving numerous runs during the course of the regular season.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have apparently had enough of the first property they bought together ... because they're already trying to unload their NYC love nest, only 10 months after scooping it up!
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An exceptionally powerful whirl in late July during California's unrelenting Carr Fire whipped winds up to 143 miles per hour, roaring and spinning for 90 minutes and scooping up ash, debris and flames.
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LONDON — "Hamilton," the historical hip-hop musical about the United States' first Treasury secretary, dominated the Olivier Awards on Sunday night, scooping up seven trophies at the British equivalent of the Tony Awards.
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It became the biggest baking company in the United States in 2009 after acquiring Weston Foods; two years later, it became the world's biggest after scooping up competitors in Spain, Portugal and Argentina.
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Compared to, say, the complexity and challenge of pulling crude from deepwater drilling rigs in the North Sea or hydraulic fracking in North Dakota, this is basically like scooping oil from a sandbox.
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Johnson cut it to 2-1 early in the third period with his first goal of the season, skating in from the right circle and then scooping a shot over Hellebuyck's left shoulder.
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Companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, and Wipro have been called out by the White House and media as scooping up the brunt of the available H-1B visas in recent years.
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China is still aiming for a bigger share of high-tech industries, but less-developed countries in Asia are scooping up more of its low-end manufacturing, and wealthier markets are also fighting back.
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Large gold producers combining forces — like Newmont Mining buying Goldcorp and Barrick Gold scooping up Randgold Resources — are "on the right track," Tony Makuch, who runs competitor Kirkland Lake Gold, told CNBC on Thursday.
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I based much of my opinion on the way Hulu was scooping up interesting shows from other networks, meaning it was always possible to find something new to watch that was actually worth watching.
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Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Tom Cruise and Mel Gibson are so busy making money they don't have time for scooping up what they consider chump change and what we consider to be a bonanza.
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Twitter has been scooping up lots of live video deals recently, but we haven't heard much from Facebook on this front since it took a look at some NFL streaming rights earlier this year.
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Keep scrolling to see all the beautiful baubles we'll be scooping up while we can save big and accessorize like our favorite celebs — but hurry, because this amazing $10 Sale Event ends August 6.
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Traders have been scooping up more gas from Canada, the world's fifth largest producer, in recent months after prices at the AECO hub in Alberta sank to a big discount to the U.S. benchmark.
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While the open rear window means you're not scooping in too much air, the corner of the basket handle catches enough of the breeze right next to your ear to stir up a racket.
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The singer has been on a winning streak lately, scooping up her first Golden Globe for her performance in American Horror Story: Hotel (though that doesn't count toward the EGOT: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony).
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Michel will join his employees at one of the company's New York locations this year scooping heaps of mashed potatoes and packaging sides of stuffing, creamed spinach and mac n' cheese for hungry customers.
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Xilinat, a Mexican social enterprise that uses agricultural waste to create a sugar alternative won the overall competition, scooping up the $50,000 prize, while the other competitors got a smaller share of the fund.
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When 20-year-old Bekkah came across a tweeted gif of a man scooping a woman up into his arms alongside text romanticizing her small size, she decided to respond by challenging the stereotype.
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Some life insurers may be attracted to scooping up euro zone bonds because funding costs for the euro are relatively low, even as 21-year German bund yields remain close to zero, he added.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "American Honey", "Under the Shadow" and "I, Daniel Blake" were among the winners at the British Independent Film Awards in London on Sunday, scooping some of the top prizes at the ceremony.
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They also collect or buy information from commercial sources, scooping up people's purchase histories (along with the dates, dollar amounts, payment used, loyalty cards, coupons used, etc.) as well as warranty registration information, etc.
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Lloyd Doggett is the only Democrat representing the Austin area, and his district runs along I-35, from East Austin to East San Antonio, scooping up as many Democrats as possible in one basket.
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There's a wonderful image, just after the zapping, of regular-sized technicians entering the room and scooping up each naked, sedated, and freshly shrivelled form with a spatula, as if they were flipping burgers.
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His return is a small bright spot in this hell world, and watching him effortlessly glide through Burnside, floating massive ollies and scooping into lighting-fast backside disasters was a welcome thing of beauty.
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It starts with someone scooping cash out of a swimming pool, and goes on to feature huge fruit platters, absurdly dewy makeup looks, a variety of lavish wigs, male models, and heaps of furs.
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She used a five-pound ball and jumped repeatedly against a backboard to simulate rebounding, then took 60 shots at a time, scooping the heavy ball in with her left hand, then her right.
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Here are four to look out for: Craig Green Fresh from scooping up the British men's wear award at the British Fashion Awards last month, Craig Green will show his newest collection Friday night.
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On the opening possession, blitzing linebacker Fred Warner sacked Rodgers and knocked the ball loose, with defensive end Nick Bosa scooping up the loose ball and giving the 213ers the ball at the 249.
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I like to put the filling in a pastry bag and pipe it directly onto the pasta squares, but scooping it directly from the mixing bowl with a small spoon works just fine. 11.
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The sale closed Monday, with a mystery buyer scooping up the one-of-a-kind party paradise with just enough time to set it up for an epic holiday or New Year's Eve bash.
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LOSTICE, Czech Republic (Reuters) - An ice cream made out of a traditional pungent cheese has become a surprise hit in a small Czech town, with happy buyers scooping all the innovative producer can make.
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In 1978, a record year in the annals of the Bureau of Labour Statistics, 72% of all teenagers were employed in July, the peak month for youthful ice-cream scooping, shelf-stacking and burger-flipping.
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But as he made clear to the business school students at Boston College last fall, he got his start as an investor in the 1970s by scooping up the debt securities of highly indebted companies.
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This ugly row has had serious consequences for a party that ought to be scooping up new supporters by the millions in a country growing weary of the corruption that is flourishing under the ANC.
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Still nursing an injury from January, McNamara was at the helm of a PWC running rescues and scooping surfers out of the impact zone after a wipeout or successful ride and back into the lineup.
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Zajac started the scoring after 25 seconds, scooping up a Blake Coleman shot at the left side of the net and then hooking in the rebound just inside the left post as he skated by.
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In some cases, fishers caught species they weren't targeting (called bycatch), or they continue to catch fish even though they've caught enough, which they do in hopes of scooping up bigger fish (called high-grading).
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Whether you're hunting for an area rug at a seriously inexpensive price or preparing for the holidays by scooping up some ornaments early, now's the time to treat yourself to a little home decor TLC.
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With all of the smart devices popping up to make everyday tasks easier, you can probably guess what's coming: this automatic self-scooping litter box is about to do your least favorite chore for you.
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He also has a fair chance of scooping up some delegates in Colorado, Massachusetts and Minnesota, which have lots of the type of white liberals and college students who propelled "the Bern" in New Hampshire.
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Jackinsky told CNN that Obama walked up and asked "Who is this pretty girl?" before scooping up the adorable infant, who was sporting a ribboned sun hat, while her mother snapped a couple of photos.
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Going about your daily business—shopping online, buying a home, getting married, using a search engine, liking a Facebook page, registering to vote—leaves an enormous paper trail, and data brokers are scooping it up.
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Twitter wants to be the digital, forward-thinking equivalent of live television, and it's been scooping up select streaming rights from big sports organizations and TV networks over the last year to make the transformation.
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Between scooping up presents for your entire extended family, all of your favorite coworkers, and everyone in between, you might feel like, come January 1, your funds are in a deep dive toward the negatives.
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There was a time when a plant worker was dedicated to each press, shovelling in plastic polymers, pulling the cranks and pushing the buttons, and scooping out the finished products and loading them onto trucks.
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Investors have also been scooping up bank stocks in recent days on expectations of monetary policy easing by month's end by the world's major central banks, the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
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But, according to the photos that have surfaced on Twitter, there are plenty of other people who think nothing of scooping peanut butter on top of the hot dogs they've made in their own home.
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My Syrian experience was in the kitchen and at the dining table, scooping garlic and cilantro-fried broad beans with handfuls of pita bread and sneaking mouthfuls of fresh cream sweetened with orange blossom syrup.
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Asian refiners have ramped up their U.S. crude imports in recent months, scooping up lower-cost supplies after hurricanes on the U.S. Gulf Coast curbed refinery demand there at the same time output has risen.
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The genre arguably hit its peak between 21999 to 21—with acts like The Chemical Brothers and The Prodigy scooping up Grammy wins and nominations while selling millions of albums worldwide—before its eventual decline.
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He also became one of the most renowned art collectors of his day, scooping up works by Andy Warhol, Lucian Freud, Robert Rauschenberg and Jackson Pollock well before they came to be other collectors' staples.
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In many of the industrial areas, the happiest merchants are the merchants of scrap, who make their rounds in lurching trucks, scooping up looms, steel spools and other underused machinery for pennies on the dollar.
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The refiners have also increased their oil purchases, scooping up bargain-priced crude following the surprise OPEC+ deal collapse that unleashed an oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia, the world's top two exporters.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)Bryce Thomas' toy prehistoric reptiles nosedived into the cold, soapy tap water in the kitchen sink, scooping up schools of imaginary fish, when his mother started weeping in the living room.
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The investments — eventually totaling more than $25.3 million in Diamond S and about $27.9 million in Navigator — were in keeping with Mr. Ross's strategy of scooping up shares in undervalued companies and turning them around.
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Armed men hijacked a helicopter and swept into a French prison yard in July, scooping up Rédoine Faïd, a notorious inmate serving a 25-year sentence for a robbery that left a police officer dead.
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Humans produce a lot of waste, and a lot of that waste ends up in the ocean, either as whole plastic bags scooping up fish, microplastics poisoning them, or heavier trash cluttering the sea floor.
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Kristi Heytota, a staffing coordinator for JetBlue in New York who took five days off to help at the center, spent Monday morning scooping out litter boxes and lining the group kennels with fresh paper.
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"I saw diet culture creeping into general food writing, and into the lives of friends who weren't seeking it," she said, scooping a fresh mango and lime sorbet at the wobbly table against the wall.
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The reference was to Reed's scooping away sand to improve his lie at the Hero World Challenge, which was caught on video and shown to him after the round, leading to a two-shot penalty.
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Her slice is similar to Federer's in form — the ease, the dancer's footwork as she glides to the ball, the setup at or above shoulder height and the smooth, scooping arc downward with one hand.
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That's related to fears over NAFTA and an outflow of capital from the country's oil patch, but it also has to do with Canada wanting to put the brakes on foreigners scooping up real estate.
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It has been undertaking a major parks and open space program, upgrading neighborhood playgrounds and recreation centers, scooping up acres of disused land for new green areas and repurposing large swaths of formerly industrial waterfront.
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Trump's challengers and skeptics are holding out hope that they can overcome his early lead by scooping up big delegate prizes in the winner-take-all states that will begin casting ballots on March 15.
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This sort of expansion also begs you to wonder exactly what Amazon is doing with the ocean of user data that it's been scooping up not only from its website but also through Alexa-enabled devices.
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It was a vast and robust, though little-known, industry dedicated to scooping up sponsorship and television rights to sporting events wholesale, then turning around and reselling them à la carte to networks, brands, and advertisers.
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The scooping tool is great for young kids to scoop out the seeds and goop, while the saws and pokers are good for older kids to get involved in the carving without handling anything too dangerous.
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Scavenging for food, the birds have been scooping them up in their beaks, eating them, and then regurgitating them on the uninhabited Mullion Island, about a kilometer (just over half a mile) off the Cornish coast.
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Aside from helping you save a little extra dough, scooping up a membership deal at the nearby gym allows you to try new workouts and classes that you wouldn't want to pay full price for otherwise.
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Fresh off its gigantic LinkedIn acquisition, Microsoft is on a roll: The company announced on Thursday it is scooping up Wand Labs, a three-year-old mobile startup, to improve its search and personal assistant products.
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As an acquirer, Snapchat has a history of scooping up smaller companies that it thinks will make great features for the app; it's a fair assumption to speculate that recent hits like Prisma could be next.
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Many observers panned Jackson for the Rose trade and for giving Noah a long-term deal, but he was widely praised for scooping up rock-solid shooting guard Courtney Lee to fill out the starting five.
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Although sentiment remains sour, traders say some investors are scooping up battered stocks after the dollar recovered above the 2475.19 yen line in Asian trade after dropping to 116.56 yen , from 117.10 late in New York.
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Garland Balancad, 55, scooping food from his plate, said he had more to worry about than his next meal, where to hide his shopping cart or which sidewalk to lay his sleeping bag on after dark.
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Dan and Axios media reporter Sara Fischer dig into Sinclair Broadcasting, which has been scooping up former Fox News personalities and may be poised to win the multi-billion dollar auction for Disney's regional sports networks.
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Amazon was just one of several companies to acquire a popular brand, scooping up Whole Foods Market for about $13.7 billion and threatening to shift the balance between grocery and restaurant in favor of the grocers.
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At its most basic level, land reclamation is the process of scooping rock and other materials from a hillside and dumping them into the sea until the resulting pile is high enough to be built upon.
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In 2016, it moved to a larger, more industrial space in NoMo where a bakery in the back turns out chewy, charred pita perfect for scooping up whipped feta covered in fermented honey and black pepper.
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And a classified American military program in Jordan called Operation Gallant Phoenix is scooping up data collected in commando raids in Syria and Iraq and funneling it to law enforcement agencies in Europe and Southeast Asia.
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On any given weekday morning when Congress is in session, tables are filled with members and lobbyists scooping eggs, bacon and breakfast potatoes from a hot pan — a sort of Denny's experience for the suited crowd.
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With populations growing in China's cities and other parts of the region, Asia has been scooping up more of the world's grains, and established Asia-based merchants like Wilmar International Ltd are growing their global footprint.
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It has the option of a front or top opening, features an updated flip-top lid to make scooping quick and easy, and even comes with a walk-off platform to assist stepping in and out.
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The more efficient thieves follow delivery trucks, scooping up packages as they are dropped off; the Nextdoor local network says it sees a 500 percent increase in posts about missing passages at this time of year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Singer Ed Sheeran picked up two prizes at Britain's Ivor Novello awards on Thursday, scooping the prestigious Songwriter of the Year prize for a second time while grime star Stormzy won in the album category.
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Investors worried about growth heating up have been scooping up Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities — the iShares TIPS ETF has seen $6.8 billion in flows the past 12 months, the second most of any fund — and shortening duration.
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Gently scooping up the four-week-old baby from the wet grass, he took him inside, where the tiny creature was instantly comforted by Andersen's cat, Coco, who washed him with her tongue and warmed him up.
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I confess that I eyed a fat piece of chicken thigh that seemed a few inches out of polite range, but then I noticed Rama scooping bites and placing them in front of Stephanie, Thomas and me.
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Altogether, the American troops were on the ground in the compound for around two hours, Mr. Trump said, clearing the buildings of fighters and scooping up information that the president said contained important details on ISIS operations.
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Months before Steinhoff uncovered dodgy bookkeeping practices, it had been on an acquisition spree in Europe, scooping up Poundland in the UK and paying an eye-popping 115 percent premium to buy Mattress Firm for $4.8 billion.
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Japan-based semiconductor firm Renesas — one of the world's largest supplier of chips for the automotive industry — is scooping up U.S. chip company IDT in a $6.7 billion deal that increases its focus on self-driving technology.
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Adele restored some graceful reality to proceedings, scooping every award she was nominated for like the Roger Federer of pop culture, and then acting like your mum's best mate on the podium whenever she wandered up there.
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The NASA-led mission, which includes participation from the Canadian Space Agency, will stay at Bennu for two years, mapping its shape and size, and scooping a sample from the surface to return to Earth in 643.
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Breida injured his left ankle late in the first quarter, and his replacement, Raheem Mostert, fumbled on his first carry, with Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson scooping it up and running 49 yards to the San Francisco 18.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif (Reuters) - Singaporean graphic novelist Sonny Liew dominated the comic industry's equivalent of the Oscars, scooping three Eisner Awards for "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" - a wry alternate history of tightly-controlled Singapore.
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Orient Hontai entered into exclusive talks with Imagina's shareholders in May 2017, scooping a dozen other bidders, including French media group Vivendi, Chinese real estate and entertainment firm Dalian Wanda Group and US media company Liberty Media.
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Many of the proposals suggested landing and scooping, but an engineer named James Harris came up with the pogo stick idea, testing out a prototype in his dirt driveway with a plastic cup and an air compressor.
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But some say the industry is overconfident, noting that Amazon has been scooping up local warehouses and negotiating air cargo deals in Brazil, while some retailers are reporting double-digit growth in online sales from last year.
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Washington (CNN)They're scouting office space, scooping up staffers and lining up support -- the would-be 2020 Democratic candidates are assembling the structures they'll need to run for president right now, in the final weeks of 2018.
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But perhaps if he arrived in Mandalay today, he would find its charms faded — buried under the demands of Chinese commerce, and the hustle of Chinese businessmen scooping up jade and timber for the market back home.
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How often have you found yourself scooping bits of chicken or veggies into a pile of smashed spuds just to provide some relief from the sensation of stuffing your face with liquid cement (albeit tasty liquid cement)?
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They knew it when he was mayor — more iconoclast technocrat than conservative crusader — with a habit of scooping up sidewalk trash, calling in potholes and staring up, nodding, at park-dwelling homeless men with grievances to air.
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China's central bank has been adding to its gold reserve for eight straight months since December, scooping up another 10 metric tons of the yellow metal in July, according to data from the People's Bank of China.
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So, if you're in the market for a pretty pair of bright statement earrings that won't break the bank, we suggest scooping up Mindy's Laniyah Fringe Drop Earring from BaubleBar, which are available in five gorgeous colorways.
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And it might not have been the fabulous out-on-the-town meal I'd initially thought I'd be enjoying — but it was probably better than the lukewarm pad thai I would otherwise be scooping from a carton.
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That might be scooping up an errant Amazon package that arrives while you're away, serving as a backup contact for the alarm company or just being on alert for anything odd happening on your property, he said.
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She retaliates by calling her husband and having him buy the property on the spot — foreshadowing the more recent buying spree undertaken by Chinese tycoons scooping up western trophy assets, from luxury hotel chains to football clubs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Netflix black and white family portrait "Roma" won Best Film at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards on Sunday, scooping up the top prize at the star-studded event in London.
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In the 10 months prior to the holiday shopping period, consumers were scooping up enough contouring kits, lip stains and other cosmetics to push prestige makeup sales 12 percent higher, to $5.9 billion, according to The NPD Group.
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Every morning until the day he left Herrin, he would wake up at 6 AM and head over their house to do chores like scooping chicken shit out of the coops where the Brandons' 40 show chickens lived.
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The deals are the latest example of major trucking players in the deeply fragmented and low-margin industry scooping up smaller operators ahead of looming digital record-keeping regulations and amid a shortage of drivers in the industry.
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But for the Lib Dems, scooping up disaffected Blairites from Labour and liberal Cameroons from the Tories is much less risky than it has been for Labour and the Conservatives to ally with hard-leftists and former UKIPpers.
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The hotly anticipated launch lit up social media this week, as chatter grew about the service coming to rival local incumbents, as well as China's Alibaba, which recently bought a presence here by scooping up Southeast Asia's Lazada.
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Orient Hontai entered into exclusive talks with Imagina's shareholders in May 2017, scooping a dozen other bidders, including French media group Vivendi, Chinese real estate and entertainment firm Dalian Wanda Group Co or US media company Liberty Media.
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And we're not talking about scooping up any old bottle of red, 6-pack of brew, or handle of hard stuff — we're talking about specialty booze that has something extra to bring to the table (literally and figuratively).
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By the mid-2000s Gorillaz were topping pop charts, playing opera-house residencies and scooping up music awards as well as being celebrated for their artwork: Mr Hewlett was the Design Museum's Designer of the Year in 2006.
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When it comes to recharging rental e-scooters and bicycles, it's a messy process, often involving independent contractors scooping dead scooters off the street, taking them home to charge, and then dropping them off in the early morning.
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But in India it's often women of the lowest caste, the Dalits, who empty the pits—by scooping the waste into woven baskets, which they carry away on their heads, teaching their young daughters to do it too.
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To get the deal, we recommend scooping up these Hunter Glossy Rain Boots that are now 35 percent off, this lavender Halogen V-Neck Cashmere Sweater that's under $60, and this Kate Spade leather satchel that's $90 off.
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For those ready to hop on the Oprah for President train -- even though she hasn't announced she's running -- the time is now to make it official by scooping up some merch to wear or plaster on your car.
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Getting Alto, the titular character, to the bottom of the mountain while scooping up his lost llamas along the way actually isn't about getting to the bottom, but just about what it's like to love the trip down.
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This is a distinctive and compelling use of appropriation — not the repurposing of an existing work in the interests of glibness or irony, but a scooping-up of communal gray matter that is by definition greater than oneself.
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Click through to see the entire collection for yourself and decide: Will you be scooping up a silky slip next week, or will you let the one sitting in a bin under your childhood bed, well, stay there?
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The meat is complemented with a squeeze of lime, a handful of raw diced onion, a scooping of the tomato-based salsa served up in volcanic rock dishes, and a dash of homemade chile de árbol hot sauce.
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"Giant corporations should compete on a level playing field and they shouldn't be able to rig the system by scooping up every available former government official in an effort to get federal regulators off their backs," she wrote.
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As the hedge fund industry has grown, scooping up tens of billions of dollars from public pension funds and endowments, returns have become harder to come by, and the strategies that once reaped big returns no longer do.
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That had been Yahoo's brand in the early days of the internet, when there was less to fear about the Chinese military scooping up your funniest cat videos (maybe along with your personal address and banking information nowadays).
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She nodded her head continuously like a devoted fan at a rock concert, and her hand conducted my brain and mouth, scooping at the air saying "continue, go on, you're onto something, more, more …" This was Neery's way.
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There is no way to approach the dish without making a glorious mess, while scooping the tender flesh awash in sticky sauce and just the right touch of stank from the roe and head of the spindly beasts.
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"Giant corporations should compete on a level playing field – and they shouldn't be able to rig the system by scooping up every available former government official in an effort to get federal regulators off their backs," she wrote.
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The first major acquisition under Hudson was scooping up the biotech Synthorx for $2.5 billion to boost its efforts in a type of cancer research called immuno-oncology, which uses the body's immune system to fight the disease.
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A detailed review of Feline Pine Natural Cat Litter from PetHelpful notes that while scooping the litter box takes a little more time than with a hard-clumping formula, the pine materials absorb and eliminate odor very well.
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Alex Len and Kevin Huerter worked the interior to bring the Hawks within five, but Brogdon sank a free throw and made a power move before scooping the ball off the glass and in with 863:09 left.
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The solo concerts built my confidence, so I started feeling less self-conscious about doing things alone: candlelit dinners for me and my book, movies scooping up froyo I snuck in and wasn't obligated to share with anyone.
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Since Ward's other opponent, former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, is scooping up some of the ultra-conservative, Trump-loving voters that Ward hoped to win, she needs to tack hard right to steal them back — and fast.
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For the past month or so, Twitter has been scooping up digital streaming rights from anyone who will hand them over — that includes deals with the NBA, Bloomberg, CBS and MLB Advanced Media, just to name a few.
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Then, you remove the potatoes from the oven and cut them in half, lengthwise, scooping out the fluff and filling the cavities with half a teaspoon of sweet butter, a dusting of salt, and freshly ground pepper to taste.
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In addition to this really adorable donut beach towel, the one product we'll definitely be scooping up from her list is this COOLA Mineral Liplux Nude Beach with SPF 30 (because Ellen knows your lips can get burnt, too!).
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Of course, the People Style team made a collective dash to the website to shop the online-only sale (one staffer even exclaimed, "I'm like hyperventilating rn"), so we thought it only fair to share what we're scooping up.
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With the 123-8 and 777-9, Boeing aims to maintain its grip on the 'mini-jumbo' market by leap-frogging rival Airbus' 365-seat A350-1000 and scooping up fresh orders following the demise of the A380 superjumbo.
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Though the star-studded cast — which extends to the main ladies' love interests, played by Jack Black and Jude Law — won't likely be hanging around, the new owners will feel almost as famous after scooping up this Hollywood retreat.
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Some of these founders dream of scooping up millions of dollars to build business out of ideas like "Turbo Tax for immigration" or "Getaround for India" or "BuzzFeed for Africa" — all of which are meaningful ideas, framed somewhat questionably.
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I dart between messing with my hair post-shower and scooping protesting felines into carriers, and then M. is off with the cats and I am left sans breakfast (but mostly clean and dressed!) with a baby to entertain.
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Arnesen thinks that Donald Trump's dominance in the race has actually been a blessing-of-sorts for Kasich, scooping up hard line anti-establishment and conservative voters and leaving truly independent voters looking for a centrist candidate with experience.
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Ronaldo and Messi have been inseparable at the highest echelons of their sport for more than a decade, as both have helped their respective teams to domestic and European trophies, scooping up the majority of individual prizes to boot.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Harry Potter And The Cursed Child", a stage adaptation of J.K Rowling's fantastical world of witches and wizards, cast a magical spell at the Olivier Awards on Sunday, scooping nine wins at Britain's big night for theater.
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From the dream cream that gives our complexion an Insta-filter glow to the balm that soothes chapped lips like none other, these are the essentials we find ourselves scraping, squeezing, and scooping to eke out every. last. drop.
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Dealers say they are scooping up dollars held by expatriate workers and exporters before they ever enter Egypt, exacerbating the dollar shortage at the heart of the currency crisis that has already undermined investment and hit trade and manufacturing.
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Scooping up collections by the dozens or hundreds of items is easier when you live in a massive, two-story penthouse loft, as Mr. Greenberg does with his wife, Corvova Lee (an artist whose work is also on view).
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Laudably, Juilliard ruled out the easy options of Chinoiseries — gongs and zithers and the like — and scooping up ethnic Chinese composers based in the United States, although some of the most famous ones have lived here for many years.
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"The police only recovered a few corpses, many of the other dead were burned to ashes," Richard Johnson, a witness, told The A.P. He said about 60 people had been inside a pit scooping fuel when the tanker exploded.
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Agatha and I envisioned building a national brand, and, while scooping salted chocolate chip cookie dough all day had its perks (for example, a beautifully honed right forearm muscle), we wanted to be pioneers and to dominate the market.
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With its goofy stuffed cows for décor and sweaty teenage employees frantically scooping to keep up with the summer crowd, this ice cream shop is a hell of a nostalgia trip, and it sells a solid sundae to boot.
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Some of the most moody, haunting songs involve notes that are slightly off on purpose, like jazz's semitone lower blue notes or a vocal technique called "scooping," in which you begin flat and slide upward into the desired note.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Dutchwoman Sanne Wevers caused a huge upset when she ruined Simone Biles' chances of scooping a record five golds at a single Olympics by winning the balance beam title in Rio on Monday.
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By scooping up the former internet giants for $4.4 billion and $4.5 billion respectively, Verizon turned itself into a media conglomerate and a major player in the world of advertising, on top of the largest mobile carrier in the United States.
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Regardless of whether you've yet to partake in this end of weekend scooping ritual, we've got all the cheap and easy recipes lined up ahead to get you started: from mango and matcha flavored mashups to coffee cookie butter bliss.
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The first fund focused on restoring and enhancing ranch property to improve hunting and fishing habitats, but the new fund is aimed at scooping up $15 million to $25 million "trophy ranches" from owners who want to sell quickly and quietly.
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It rolls around the decimated plains of Europe, scooping up mining towns, assimilating their populations into its own, harvesting useful artifacts, and then mashing the smaller cities between its giant internal gears to transform them into fuel for its giant furnaces.
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Dyson has also placed the charging port on the bottom of the handle instead of the back, so those who mount their chargers on the wall can easily dock the machine down instead of scooping it upward to plug it in.
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Japanese insurance firms have been busy scooping up assets in countries, from Australia to the United States, in the last few years, as they sought to cushion the impact of negative interest rates and a fast-maturing market at home.
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Of course, the purpose of scooping up the remnants of media companies isn't to protect the fourth estate, it's to make a buck by repackaging all the bits and pieces into a horrifying, barely functional chimera that looks good on paper.
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"This year, Facebook and Google will once again emerge as the global leaders in digital advertising, scooping up almost half of worldwide digital ad money, tapping on continued strength in mobile and video advertising," she said in an emailed statement.
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Then the 'gigger' must sneak up behind it... steady, now... and, in a single fluid motion, drive the pitchfork, or 'gig,' deep into the frog, and the surrounding muck, scooping upwards once they're sure they've got the animal hard and fast.
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McDormand has been the favorite to take home the gold ever since she started winning in the category at every other award show over the season, scooping up the SAG Award, the Film Independent Spirit Award, and the Golden Globe.
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Claudio Tapia of Barracas Central, who play in the Primera B Metropolitana division, was the sole candidate in the election but still needed the support of a majority of delegates, which he achieved by scooping 40 of 43 votes cast.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry have made winners out of Gulf of Mexico offshore heavyweights Royal Dutch Shell Plc and BP Plc as U.S. refiners in need of substitutes are scooping up oil produced in the region.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story became a cultural phenomenon in 2016 — scooping nine Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes in addition to dominating the zeitgeist — but its intended follow-up, American Crime Story: Katrina, is still a long way off.
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Trump's team seems to have been under the impression that scooping the Times would allow them to claim that they were being "open" and "transparent," even though Trump Jr. had been caught lying about the nature of the meeting multiple times.
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It's offering cheaper and more convenient ways to buy groceries for its low-and-middle income base at stores, while scooping up high-end digital brands and retailers— including Eloquii and Bare Necessities last quarter — to draw wealthier shoppers online.
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The consolidation of the U.S. trucking industry is picking up speed, with big trucking companies and private equity funds scooping up smaller firms as a U.S. regulatory mandate is set to go into effect and as drivers push for higher wages.
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Less than 18 months after scooping up these distressed assets in the hopes of extracting value and boosting market share, the steelmakers are struggling to meet sales and production targets because of a slowdown in the key construction and auto sectors.
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Private equity firms have been big investors in the energy space in recent years, drawn by the prospect of making significant returns by scooping up cheap assets whose value were impacted by commodity prices falling from their mid-2014 peak.
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Risk-seekers like hedge funds and private equity firms have already seen a potential comeback, but some of the biggest and most successful bets on oil are being wagered by mutual funds and index funds scooping up plain-vanilla equity offerings.
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Of course, a kitten by any other name would be just as cute, but doesn't even the idea of little Ravioli make you want to sign up for 12 to 18 years of scooping poop and never investing in nice furniture?
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The Lamzac — which means "sluggard" or "lazybones" in Dutch — was invented by Marijn Oomen, who in 2010 appeared on the TV show "Het Beste Idee van Nederland" (basically a Netherlandish "Shark Tank") with the idea of scooping air into a bag.
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You see them in the rivers scooping up salmon, in backyards devouring fruit, on roads stopping traffic and even on the town's small landing strip, where the airport staff has been known to chase them away from near the runway.
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And I see in him, in that moment, every sportswriter in the country throwing down on me, doing every idea I've ever had better than I could, scooping up profiles I couldn't even imagine, getting expense accounts I can't even fathom.
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A classified American military program in Jordan, called Operation Gallant Phoenix, is scooping up data collected in commando raids in Syria and Iraq and funneling it to law enforcement agencies in Europe and Southeast Asia to help stop future attacks.
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" — Sachin Arora, 53, Astoria, Queens "If I had to do high school over again, I'd leave aside the ice cream scooping and McDonalds customer service jobs for work that helped me figure out my longer term career, if at all possible.
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He was part of a four-person crew of state transportation workers scooping up sand and sludge on Hatteras Island in a losing battle to clear the only major road for emergency vehicles and any residents who wanted to evacuate.
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During the high harvesting season, from February to April, the salt flats are scattered with hundreds of women toiling away in over 22.5 degrees Celsius (25 degree Fahrenheit), scooping the crystalline mineral into baskets later carried aloft on their heads.
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But like Mr. Biden, Mr. Buttigieg is scooping up large contributions on the traditional fund-raising circuit — a contrast with Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, who are not holding high-dollar fund-raisers and instead are relying on grass-roots donors.
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The Carpetbagger "Moonlight," Barry Jenkins's celebrated, intimate portrait of a gay youngster growing up in a drug-ridden Miami neighborhood, rode into the awards season on a wave of momentum Monday night, scooping up four Gotham Awards, including best feature.
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With buyers now scooping up sport utility vehicles and crossovers at an increasing rate, automakers are faced with the choice of whether to keep selling these multipurpose vehicles or ditching them in favor of more popular and more profitable models.
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The implicit promise here is that if you end up one of the top titles, Amazon will consider scooping you up for a much bigger payday, as it has with so many other titles, to be part of its ongoing library.
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She instinctively reaches for the bucket she keeps at arm's length and, still half-asleep, begins the tedious process of scooping water up from the floor of her bedroom before it damages the food and utilities she needs to sell the next morning.
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One company having access to the data of more than 2 billion users and scooping up the data of non-users around the web places far too much power into the hands of a few people who operate in near-total secrecy.
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Now with federal agents scooping up hundreds in a series of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, immigrants -- here legally, some with American citizenship -- reveal what it's like to live in limbo and become marginalized with the flick of a pen.
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Salazar has been scooping up endorsements at a rapid pace, earning the official backing of gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon, Make the Road Action, a Latino PAC, and sitting elected officials, like City Councilman Antonio Reynoso and Representative Nydia Velazquez, in recent weeks.
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Google's rumored service is called "Unplugged," according to the report, and will fall somewhere between $25 and $40, with the goal of scooping up subscribers looking for a basic broadcast lineup without the strings and bundles of traditional cable to satellite offerings.
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If you normally save your long irons for scooping your golf ball out of the pond, rather than making shots with them, you'll actually be able to use these clubs for a shot on the course because of how forgiving they are.
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Microsoft is defining an active user as anyone who synced a Band to the Microsoft Health Dashboard between December 1, 2018 and March 1, 2019, which means it's too late to sync the thing in hopes of scooping up some spare change.
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It's an impressive spectacle; the fire whooshes and pops, and as Roel plays with it, scooping up flames with the ladle and pouring ribbons of it back into the bowl, it leaps into fireballs of orange, threatening to slosh over the sides.
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Earlier this week, we released a new report, Scooping and Tossing Puerto Rico's Future, which uncovered a pattern of banks convincing Puerto Rico to refinance the same debt over and over again to put off payments, while collecting $2628 billion in fees.
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Still, despite her chronic backache from scooping kitty litter and emotional nights when a kitten is sick or doesn't make it, it's cats like Fig and Dumpling that keep Beth and Howard Stern doing the hard work of saving so many animals.
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As valuable as this kind of dataset might be, Deep Root's carelessness shows that when the race has come and gone, keeping all of that aggregate data safe must not be quite as lucrative as scooping it all up in the first place.
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It encourages job-hopping — which founders would rather prevent — as workers bounce from one startup to the next, scooping up options along the way and hoping that one of these companies will strike it big and the options will then be worth exercising.
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First up is a hearty portion of sancocho de pescado, a coconut milk curry fish soup that is perfected by squeezing in a bit of lime, dashing on a couple drops of aji (chile pepper sauce) and scooping an avocado into it.
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After scooping Oscars in 2012 for his silent movie pastiche "The Artist", Michel Hazanavicius has provoked disciples of Godard, the darling of art-house cinema since New Wave classics such as 1960's "Breathless" who is still making challenging avant-garde films.
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The presence of Amazon and Netflix — which just one year ago struggled to interest sellers in their alternative release patterns — have turned the tables on the annual Park City gathering this year, scooping up several titles and pushing up prices on others.
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Since most of the technical barriers to searching for and scooping up these deep-ocean resources have now been overcome, the only remaining barrier, as mining companies – and resource-poor economies – come closer to launching operations, is the significant matter of economic viability.
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When the racing was over, one of the so-called ecoboats operated by the Rio organizers chugged past with its single engine, scooping up whatever was floating, even if the health risks also lie below in a bay where superbacteria have been found.
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Eighty-three Asia-focused private equity funds have closed new fundraising so far this year, scooping up a combined $2675 billion so far this year, nearly 25 percent of the $42.5 billion raised for all of 2016, according to data provider Preqin.
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But scooping up valuable land for the purposes of car storage has the effect of driving up the cost of land designated for housing, according to experts around the world: it's more lucrative to operate a parking structure than a housing unit.
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I'd worked as a dishwasher at a local tavern the year before, but this was my first on-the-books job: sweeping floors, selling lottery tickets and scooping ice cream at the convenience store that was also my rural hometown's only gas station.
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The (re)rise of Joe Biden in South Carolina on Saturday, however, messes with Bloomberg's vision of scooping up a bunch of delegates on Super Tuesday and emerging as the consensus establishment option to stop the Vermont democratic socialist's march to the nomination.
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And for the next 96 hours, Jimmy, 75, fought the fire: running from one hose to the next, scooping buckets full of water from his swimming pool, and doing everything he could to save the house he'd lived in for 30 years.
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After these words of wisdom Milo, or Jack, or who even knows at this point proceeds to make amends with the appliance that burned his fictional house to the ground by scooping himself a nice bowl of chili with a side of forgiveness.
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The Million Dollar Listing New York cast member and his husband, Derek Kaplan, are scooping up their nearly five-month-old twins Milla and Fredrik Jr. and moving out of their stunning apartment in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, now listed for $6.5 million with Douglas Elliman.
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The group of stocks has been bolstered by a flurry of unexpected mega-deals in the space as of late, including Bristol-Myers scooping up Celgene for a whopping $74 billion and Eli Lilly's $8 billion deal for cancer gene therapy company Loxo Oncology.
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So instead of blowing an entire paycheck on those fancy thigh-high boots we've been eyeing, we're scooping up a pair that's just as stylish but totally affordable from Primark — along with a handful of other pieces that don't cost a cent over $35.
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Ditie, from "'I Served the King of England," is representative: He's whiling away his time as an apprentice waiter in a series of crumbling hotels, scooping ice cream into his boots to cool his aching feet, when he bumbles into history by marrying a Nazi.
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Frances McDormand, who took home the award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, Motion Picture, and is well on her way to scooping up the Oscar for her role as an aggrieved mother avenging her daughter's murder, is 60.
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But the revelations also reinforce the need for critical scrutiny of Hillary Clinton, and for advocacy to ensure the next transition doesn't go like the last, at least with respect to the same old Democrats scooping up all the positions of power well in advance.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong stepped up efforts on Wednesday to clean up a massive palm oil spill, with authorities scooping up more than 90 tonnes of foul-smelling, styrofoam-like clumps in one of the worst environmental disasters to blight the territory's waters.
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If you're in need of a mid-week pick-me-up, or have been meaning to scan through the new-arrivals section of H&M but just haven't found the time, we've compiled 20 brand-new items from the retailer worth scooping up ASAP.
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When season 4 of House of Cards aired in March of last year, my colleague Vanessa Golembowski called out Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) for his criminal negligence in refusing to wipe his knife between spreading the peanut butter and scooping the jelly for his sandwich.
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Thanks to an amends I'd made to a former supervisor as part of my 12 Step work — which meant she no longer hated me — and the work I was doing at my scooping job, I was able to include real references on my application.
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Soon after that, an impromptu fleet of ambulances, private vehicles, taxis, Ubers and Lyfts began scooping them up from the festival site on the Strip and rushing them to nearby hospitals, where besieged emergency rooms became the front lines in a battle to save lives.
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Luckily, it seems that Lang found a faster way into the center of America's military might by scooping sherbert at the Pentagon Baskin-Robbins — at least, that's the impression we get from the Google Maps photo for the DoD HQ's strategic ice cream repository.
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Van Dijk captained Liverpool to its sixth Champions League title; Messi tallied 51 goals in all competitions for Barcelona, scooping his tenth La Liga title in the process; while Ronaldo won his first Scudetto with Juventus and the inaugural UEFA Nations League finals with Portugal.
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By the time I started scooping ice cream, I'd maxed out the math classes at my high school, and I've always found the tidiness of problem sets to be a bit of a relief compared to the chaos of things like writing and makeouts and . . .
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Asked how fans of his "Soundsuits" should think about this new work, Mr. Cave, a graceful and powerful sort who once studied with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, mimed the motion of scooping out his own stomach and raising it up as an offering.
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Facebook has lost millions in market value after it was revealed that the site knew in 2016 that Cambridge Analytica was scooping up data on millions of Americans without their consent, but seemingly did nothing to stop it or alert users who were affected.
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Beijing is trying to rein in the unruly side of its corporate giants — plucky, privately run companies that burst onto the global scene just a few years ago, scooping up billions of dollars' worth of hotels, properties, companies and even high-profile soccer teams.
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They hurtle down the side of a mountain like a giant boulder, scooping up everything in their path, from rocks and debris to any unlucky human, and encase it all in a tomb of snow that grows heavier and more compact as it rolls.
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A generous utility spoon, a sturdy and effective spatula, an angled wooden spoon that's capable of scooping up grains of risotto from the corners of a pot, and tongs with a cunning one-handed locking system, can all stand in a compact countertop holder.
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Central to South Park's transformation has been Mr. Horrell's business partner, John Bennett, who has developed a knack for scooping up old buildings in hardscrabble neighborhoods like South Park and nearby Georgetown, and subsequently resisting the urge to replace them with shiny new condominiums.
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Apple has taken another step toward becoming a power in the entertainment business by scooping up the rights for a TV project from Damien Chazelle, the Oscar-winning writer and director of "La La Land," the unlikely critical and box office hit from 2016.
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Over the weekend, a dike was breached in Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, Quebec, a suburb west of Montreal, sending 5,000 residents fleeing to higher ground, some frantically scooping up their small children, pets and valuables as water came as high as their waists.
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Mr. Smith said that after his defeat in November, he had heard from several contenders, including Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kamala Harris of California and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — none of whom, he said, could count on scooping up Mr. Biden's network.
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At one point the video screen appeared to become confused and showed, where the Highlights Brought To You By Takis Rolled Tortilla Chips usually went, Sasha Vujacic scooping up a loose ball, which was both not a highlight and not a home team highlight.
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Scooping up unauthorized immigrants who've been booked into local jails is an important ICE strategy: It allows them to claim they're going after "criminal aliens," without having to do the work of tracking anyone down or causing the outcry they get for conducting home raids.
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These creatures likely scuttled across the sea bottom, scooping food into their mouths with a larger pair of limbs close to their heads, according to study co-author Javier Ortega-Hernández, a biologist in the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge, in the United Kingdom.
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Since these discounted finds only have a sale-shelf life that lasts through Tuesday, February 19, we've sorted through and pulled out the biggest steals worth scooping up now — so scroll on to shop 20 home investment pieces for a fraction of their former price points.
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The company marketed itself as a "clothing line offering wearable protection for when things go wrong," at which point by pulling on a string, the wearer tightened the "cut-resistant" waist strap locking them in with tightened thigh openings and scooping "skeletal structure" cage around their genitals.
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The pair has already teased a rematch fight that will likely take place in the US. The first event reportedly drew in millions of dollars, both filling the Manchester Arena and scooping up over 800,000 views from users who paid $10 to watch the fight online.
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If I'd been working in a digital marketing agency where gamifying data requests was the norm, I can easily see how I might have yielded to the temptation of disguising a data grab with a recreational app, or scooping up friend data just because it was there.
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But in May this year it announced it would be moving some of its core infrastructure outside Russia in a bid to combat suspicion that its software has been hacked or penetrated by the Russian government and used as a route for scooping up US intelligence.
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Paul Singer, the billionaire founder of Elliot Management—a vulture fund that mainly gets rich by scooping up the debt of countries in distress at a discount and bullying them into paying full value—also dumped $500,000 into New York Wins PAC, according to federal election filings.
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Investors have been scooping up U.S. government debt since last week on bets the Federal Reserve would need to cut interest rates more than it has signaled so far, in a bid to combat risks from the escalating trade war between China and the United States.
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Jack, 21, who is developmentally disabled, now spends several hours a day scooping ice cream into cups, washing dishes, emptying garbage cans and spreading smiles at a Howdy Homemade franchise opened by his parents, Chris and Heidi Nielson, last summer in Salt Lake City's Sugarhouse neighborhood.
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP)A single court-authorized wiretap order resulted in authorities in the Southern District of Texas scooping up more than 9.2 million communications—becoming "the federal wiretap with the most intercepts in 2018," TechCrunch reported on Saturday, citing the federal government's annual wiretap report.
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Russian cybersecurity software maker Kaspersky Labs has announced what it's dubbing a "comprehensive transparency initiative" as the company seeks to beat back suspicion that its antivirus software has been hacked or penetrated by the Russian government and used as a route for scooping up US intelligence.
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The early part of the stage saw a four-man breakaway led by Thomas de Gent build a four-minute advantage over the peloton, with the Belgian scooping up intermediate sprint and king of the mountain points before they were all reeled in with 6 km left.
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Doctors said that he would never speak or walk again, but Paul's brother, then a medical student, designed a gruelling rehabilitation regimen: Pedro had to crawl around on kneepads until he could walk, and to practice scooping up coins until he had learned to feed himself.
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And don't try to take off with other people's drugs because that's how things escalate into fights, and getting kicked out of a party for scooping a heavy half-gram into a folded up Lotto ticket is possibly the least cool thing you can ever do. 17.
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The commune alludes to the Sea Ranch, the meticulously planned 1960s utopia in Northern California — albeit modified to include Gotland's bunkers, some of which Skalso modernized by scooping out enough earth on one side to allow for an entry, making them a kind of Swedish hobbit dwelling.
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"Either you think democracy works and electing a president is all about going behind closed doors with bazillionaires and corporate executives and lobbyists and scooping up as much money as possible... or you think it's about a grass-roots, let's build this from the ground up."
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Apple's dispute with Facebook this week was rooted in the social network's practice of scooping up information on its users' practices, a way for it to gain insight into their digital habits so it can improve products to keep consumers regularly coming back to its site.
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As for what kind of glue Google is planning to smear across its hoods, it's described in the patent as having some kind of "eggshell"-like coating over the main adhesive layer so the car doesn't drive around scooping up insects and other small animals like actual flypaper.
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Allianz had also been seen as a possible suitor for XL, but a source close to the German company said Allianz was not overly concerned by AXA scooping up XL. AXA's shares fell 6.9 percent to 23.33 euros by 0955 GMT, as some analysts said the deal looked pricey.
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" After buying a 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan (a prominent acquisition that quickly turned into an enduring headache for the family and entangled them with foreign businessman) and scooping up the New York Observer, a much-loved but minor local newspaper, Jared was tasked with dating "someone prominent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sheku Kanneh-Mason, the 19-year-old cellist who won a legion of fans around the world when he played at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding last month, has added to his list of accolades, scooping two prizes at the Classic BRIT Awards in London.
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The cold spreads were perfect for scooping into folds of the soft, warm breads that arrived almost immediately: cacik with cucumbers and garlic, similar to tzatziki or raita; baba ghanouj, a prettily presented warm-eggplant purée; and the thick yogurt lebni, which can accompany almost anything on the menu.
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The dolls and dandies attending the Jazz Age Lawn Party simultaneously express a passion for arcana and a thirst for making the scene as they lunch on the lawn (plucking grapes, scooping quinoa, picking at Caligulan spreads of Carr's crackers) or else cocktail like tycoons in $5,000 V.I.P. tents.
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Mr. Harder said he saw a wall of flame 773 to 30 feet high descending a hillside toward his property, embers whipping toward him, and formed a bucket brigade with six other people, working through the night, scooping water from a 10,000-gallon tank meant to irrigate his vines.
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Caballero, who was also involved in a mix-up that allowed Iceland to score its lone goal in the first game, fluffed a chipped pass, scooping it up straight to Rebic, who thundered a volley into the net from close range to give Croatia a 1-0 lead.
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Allianz had also been seen as a possible suitor for XL, but a source close to the German company said Allianz was not overly concerned by AXA scooping up XL. AXA's shares fell 6.9 percent to 23.33 euros by 0955 GMT, as some analysts said the deal looked pricey.
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The largest U.S. media conglomerates are reinventing part of their operations as a direct- to-consumer business model; the "Netflix effect" is the reason Disney and Comcast chased 21st Century Fox with such fervor, and was a big part of AT&T's motivation for scooping up Time Warner.
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The greatest modern example of this trend still hails from How To Get Away With Murder's "Let's Get To Scooping," when Annalise Keating (The Great Viola Davis) removes every last stitch of makeup amid the chaos of finding out her husband's nudes are on the cellphone of a murdered college student.
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According to a 2015 report by the NGO Ecosystem Marketplace, General Motors, Barclays bank, and PG&E were the top three voluntary buyers of offsets between 2012 and 2013, respectively scooping up 4.6 million, 2.1 million, and 1.4 million carbon offsets, which are measured in metric tons, during that period.
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Montanna Harrington, an employee at Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital, said that a man in a red hoodie and basketball shorts dropped off an injured wild rabbit after scooping it up off the side of Highway 101, where the Thomas Fire had consumed thousands of acres in a matter of hours.
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Scooping ice cream all day might sound like a mindless task, but as Sue Thirlwall, Baskin-Robbins' former brand operating officer, told the L.A. Times: the business can actually teach employees "crucial presidential skills," such as how to be efficient, handle consumer care in real time and keep calm under pressure.
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However it was only in January, when he won both the men's wear and innovation awards in the International Woolmark Prize competition, scooping more than $200,000 and the admiration of a judging panel that included Alber Elbaz and Floriane de Saint Pierre, that Mr. Crutchley truly came into his own.
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Its chairman, Ye Jianming, cultivated relationships with foreign leaders — he was a special economic adviser to the Czech president — and CEFC aligned itself with China's geopolitical ambitions to expand its influence overseas in recent years, scooping up strategic investments in countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Central Asia.
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The ensemble cast also includes a commie-hating New York police detective and a former British officer who, in a turn of phrase I wish I'd never read, hopes to "scoop up the contracts before the Nazis got around to scooping up the directors" of some Jewish-owned record companies.
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That strategy includes taking a tougher stance on foreigners scooping up European tech firms, using government contracts as a "strategic" tool to allow local rivals to compete with international firms like Amazon, and super-charging the bloc's industrial policy to fuel innovation in fields such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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By the 2000s, NPEs were regularly scooping up old, fuzzy patents for things like "methods and systems for gathering information from units of a commodity across a network," and launching multiple lawsuits against every digital company under the sun that could maybe, sort of fall under the category of their vague patent.
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It's the rare time when just about every single item in the store is discounted, so while the fashion set is scrambling for the Manolos in the shoe department, you'll find us over in beauty department scooping up everything from Le Labo to Clinique must-haves for prices we can actually afford.
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The Intrepid began life in 1943 as a Navy Essex-class carrier, during World War II. After suffering two kamikaze attacks, and later scooping up Scott Carpenter (along with his project Mercury capsule) in 1962 as well as Gus Grissom and his spacecraft in 1965, it spent some mature years in Vietnam.
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Today, though, my iTunes shuffles a few Guster songs back to back, reminding me immediately of being in high school (this is a good thing), working at an Italian ice store with my friends, and blasting "Lost and Gone Forever" while scooping water ice and composing our AIM away messages on napkins.
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"Japanese stocks were lagging behind the rises in the U.S. market, so investors were seen scooping up Japanese stocks," said Takatoshi Itoshima, a strategist at Pictet Asset Management, referring to Wall Street's rally, where the S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average have hit all-time highs this month.
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Individuals have been scooping up T-bills at weekly auctions this year at a record pace as interest rates paid on securities maturing in a year or less hit their highest levels in a decade, promising consumers a far greater short-term return than a bank savings account or most certificates of deposit.
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Now that Trump has "taken the handcuffs off" ICE agents, it's not surprising that they're scooping up the immigrants they can already find — or even the ones coming to them: Jose Escobar of Houston, Texas, was arrested February 248 when he went to an ICE office for a check-in with agents.
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"Live Nation will stand to benefit because this creates a little runway in the electronic dance music and festivals market," said Rich Tullo of Albert Fried & Co. SFX raised $260 million in a 2013 initial public offering and began scooping up promoters and festivals such as Dayglow Productions, known for its paint parties.
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All is not lost if you&aposre unlucky in scooping this incredible stay, as Airbnb will also have four charming experiences to book in Verona throughout February, such as enjoying a Michelin starred dinner, being one of Juliet&aposs secretaries for a day, a romantic photoshoot, and a romantic food and wine walk.
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According to the report, Essential already has one unnamed suitor interested in scooping up its assets and is actively shopping itself to other potential buyers who are willing to sweep up all of its pieces: patents, hardware, upcoming projects included, with current employees remaining on board to see those projects through under new ownership.
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Fueled by large state-subsidized loans, large Chinese firms were sent on international buying binges, scooping up the Waldorf Astoria in New York City and a series of famous brands such as GE and Volvo, prompting fears among some Western legislators that the acquisitions might give the Chinese government influence over crucial commercial assets.
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It's pretty to think that I could manifest the aforementioned emotional bounty just by scooping them into in my bag, and it would be convenient if the basic premise of crystal healing—that different types of crystals harbor different energetic properties, which can affect our mental (or, taken to extremes, physical) states—held water.
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The R&B superstar — who just brought down the house at the 2019 BET Awards on Sunday after scooping up the Lifetime Achievement Award — is taking her winning streak to New Orleans for this year's 25th Annual ESSENCE Festival, which she'll headline for the 15th time, kicking off her Royalty Tour with pal Nas.
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The profit-driven portals, several of which are listed on United States stock exchanges, have in recent years expanded their investigative teams to increase readership among China's more than 600 million internet users by scooping the staid state-owned news media on stories about subjects including industrial pollution, tainted milk powder and even police brutality.
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Sports of The Times CLEVELAND — The game began with what sounded like an ax striking a tree as a Cubs leadoff batter hit a soaring home run to the deepest recesses of center field; it ended with a helplessly grinning Cubs third baseman scooping a slow-rolling bouncer and tossing it to first base.
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"It was scooping with one hand from the semi-liquid manure composed of faeces, urine and toilet paper and then eating from the hand," the researchers reported in a 2011 research paper that made the rounds last week for some unknown reason, but which I absolutely could not resist clicking on because I am broken.
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Health, Retail, Transportation 5 top cannabis VCs told us where they plan to place their bets, from scooping up distressed assets to the emergence of new markets in Germany and ChinaMorgan Paxhia, a cofounding partner of Poseidon Asset Management, says next year will be the "ending of a period of recalibration" for the cannabis industry.
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Earning praise on top of praise on top of even more praise for her wild and wonderful performance as Queen Anne in The Favourite, Colman has been scooping up best actress awards left, right and centre (the Golden Globe, a Critics Choice Award, and even an Oscar!) 2019 is already hers and we're here for it.
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While my mother-in-law whisked family members off to the hospital, two pregnant guests almost landed in the ICU due to fluid loss, and my husband's geriatric great grandmother unwittingly attempted, through acute diarrhea, to break her childhood record of number of "total diapers used in one day," I was busy scooping people's shit into Tupperware.
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In the midst of yet another oil spill, TC Energy spent Monday scooping up a pleasant local news spot for doling out a grant to a glass recycling center while simultaneously announcing a separate $1.2 billion expansion for a natural gas pipeline north of the border and boasting a net earnings of $739 million in the third quarter alone.
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Last week, six senior members of Deutsche Bank's metals and mining investment banking team, which was responsible for overseeing deals in the coal industry, said they were decamping for Jefferies, a smaller, scrappy New York investment bank that has a knack for scooping up investment bankers who increasingly feel out of place at larger, more heavily scrutinized global banks.
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A classified American military program in Jordan, called Operation Gallant Phoenix, is scooping up data collected in commando raids in Syria and Iraq and funneling it to law enforcement agencies in Europe and Southeast Asia, according to United States military and intelligence officials who described details of the initiative on condition of anonymity because of its secretive nature.
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While HTTPS encryption might prevent an attacker from directly scooping up info being sent between users and cloud services like Gmail, connecting to that network could put those users at risk of being redirected to phishing sites or having personal information stolen, like browser cookies storing login credentials for other sites or files on their computers.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) items for sale on the site (more than 18,85033 products according to a CafePress spokeswoman), customers aren't necessarily scooping them up.
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Even with some frustration, I enjoyed the time I spent in its world, especially its flash fiction-length vignettes that often had a regional flavor, whether buying gris-gris from a mysterious antique shop in New Orleans, or scooping up the last-born buffalo in my arms to save it from hunters on the Great Plains.
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In fact, when getting our wardrobe in the warm-weather groove, we're all about keeping things simple — as in, only giving in to a few solid pieces that can serve up an entire look on their own (as opposed to scooping up every It item you see when you "tap for credits") and which will work for just about any summertime pursuit.
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Iceland has been a consistent flagbearer for gender equality, scooping up the top spot in the World Economic Forum's annual Global Gender Gap report for an eighth consecutive year in 2016 and leading the group of only five countries out of a total of 144 researched which have succeeded in closing their overall gender gap by 80 percent or more.
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With Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, oddly silent after its defeat in local elections in December and largely absent from public debate, Mr. Sarkozy seems intent on scooping up both the Front's security-minded, xenophobic electorate and more centrist right-leaning voters who, like much of France, are still in a state of shock after a wave of terrorist attacks.
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Temperature, as hard-pack ice cream should be pliable to allow scooping and ready for consumption, between zero and 5 degrees Fahrenheit Paying careful attention to temperature during delivery is key, because if ice cream melts and refreezes during distribution and storage, this can damage the air cell structure and create large ice crystals, which can negatively affect the texture of ice cream, Young explained.
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The site also recommended scooping the fondue into a baguette and toasting it in a panini press, but I'm not a savage—I already felt bad enough about what I was doing to French cuisine, especially once the cheese and wine mixture turned into the pale, lumpy yellow I associate with the kind of snot you sneeze out after an all-night coke bender.
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Read more: All the food and drink options you'll find at Disney's upcoming 'Star Wars' lands Whether you're visiting Disneyland over summer vacation or hoping to spend Christmas at Walt Disney World, there will be plenty to do, including sipping colorful cocktails inside an authentic Star Wars bar or scooping up a Tauntaun, Porg or other famed intergalactic creatures that "come to life" when you pet them.
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" Likewise, a prescient 1935 article in The New York Times observed that fresh pumpkins seemed to be disappearing from the market: "It appears that canned pumpkin has so displaced the fresh article that the time is not far distant when directions for scooping out seeds, peeling, steaming and draining the big succulent wedges will be as outmoded in the cookery books as instructions on stoning raisins.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British rocker Noel Gallagher triumphed at the Q Awards in London on Wednesday, scooping two prizes at the annual ceremony hosted by UK music magazine Q. The former Oasis songwriter, who released his third album "Who Built the Moon?" with his High Flying Birds band last year, won Q Best Solo Artist and Q Outstanding Contribution To Music at the awards which were established in 1990.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE has repeatedly said she'll never run for office, but that hasn't stopped CafePress customers from scooping up gear touting a "Michelle 2020" run, representing 5 percent of sales.
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Her path to royalty is strewn with the indignities accrued by actors toiling on the lower rungs of fame (ads for Canadian clothing companies; photographs of her scooping up freebies at promotional gifting suites), available for my online perusal any time I want to remind myself that the Duchess of Sussex, now a vaunted figure who embodies grace and humanitarian ideals, used to be a regular embarrassing person.
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A source speaking to CNBC said affected users were not limited to the U.S. While the scale of this invasion of users' privacy is not on the same level as the Cambridge Analytica scandal (87 million users) last March or the hack of user data (50 million users) in October, it once again shows how Facebook's focus on scooping up as much personal data has caused trouble for the company.
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