"Slotting fees" (or "slotting allowances") are fees that manufacturers pay retailers to appear on their scarce shelves.
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Mary Sullivan's 1997 piece about slotting fees lays out some of the clearest arguments that slotting fees are a necessary part of modern retail.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives banned slotting fees for liquor, and in multiple surveys, small manufacturers have repeatedly said slotting fees are anti-competitive.
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By May, he was slotting Sanders into live press briefings.
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With all that in mind, how could slotting fees be allowed?
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But there's certainly no consensus when it comes to slotting fees.
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I think if you said, "Well, these are slotting fees," right?
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"It's not just a matter of slotting into an existing deal."
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It's really no different from slotting a cartridge into your old NES.
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It's not unlike an editor-in-chief slotting stories for Page One.
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Though hen was an invented pronoun, it's already slotting into everyday use.
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That antipathy toward slotting fees is shared, naturally, by many food manufacturers.
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She's slotting herself into a world of sexy avatars, AI porn, and bimbofication.
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There are tweezers, gauze, and a scalpel that he's slotting a fresh blade into.
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Edmonton's Mark Letestu scored at 12:37, slotting home a pass from Jujhar Khaira.
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He then did it again, and again, before slotting low between the keeper's legs.
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Slotting him onto Barnes or Iguodala is more advantageous, but the Warriors don't care.
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Allen capped the three-pass drive by slotting McNamara's dropback past goalkeeper Evan Bush.
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Let's hope that, rather than slotting into a formula, he gives into that restlessness.
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Thanos is trying to collect all of them, slotting them into a massive golden glove.
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As you get comfortable slotting her into an easy archetype, she seems to reject it.
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You'll find slotting fees at Barnes & Noble, big-box stores, and most other large chains.
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Though many vendors are hesitant to comment on the record (the Grocery Manufacturers Association declined to comment for this story), they see slotting fees as tantamount to extortion, and entire issues of industry magazines like Frozen & Refrigerated Buyer are dedicated to the great slotting debate.
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By slotting out the appropriate time you need to complete a project, you can prepare accordingly.
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He showed his electrifying speed before slotting a right-footed shot past Croatia goalkeeper Danijel Subasic.
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Time will tell how well they balance the challenge of slotting a whole lot more in.
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The convention committee released the initial speakers list Friday, slotting on the first night Vermont Sen.
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And I think I brought good entrepreneurial energy, I just wasn't, like, slotting into a role.
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Even better, they do so without slotting the weaving women into the same old heroic mode.
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Then Google conjured up a corporate superstructure called Alphabet, slotting itself in as the only profitable firm.
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At least they're wireless and they charge up by slotting onto the Switch's sides like Joy-Cons.
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EarthSky advises slotting in at least 20 extra minutes for your eyes to get used to it.
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He's already sketched out multiple Russian-led conspiracies — and he could start slotting Trump's allies into them.
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I'd personally argue that slotting in some recordings of protests would present a more well-rounded playlist.
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We were fairly tough on Philadelphia in Monday's power rankings, slotting the 76ers in at No. 12.
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Out of the box, slotting each Joy-Con into the tablet is the only way to charge them.
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Other broadcasters are looking at slotting brands into programming in ways which don't feel like awkward add-ons.
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The NFL slotting system dictates the outlay of money for all players in any slot in the draft.
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The possibilities are endless in the same way you can imagine nearly any character slotting into Smash Bros.
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Slotting into the growing Internet of Things marketplace, the device can be added to some existing smart home hubs.
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Maybe he was befuddled and irritated by Coach K slotting the Plumlord above him in the 2014 USMNT rotation.
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BIOLOGY IS A way of structuring matter at a molecular scale by slotting each atom into its needful place.
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So he moved Lowrie into the field, losing the DH and slotting pitcher Kendall Graveman into the cleanup spot.
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Austin gets the first rack in April (rent: about $600 a month before slotting fees), with other cities to follow.
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You knew what this villain was and you did all the back work, and so now it's slotting into place.
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Or you just could try not slotting yourself into the incredibly restricted categories that are Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw and Slytherin.
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The memory card explainedYou're probably most familiar with memory cards from slotting one into your digital camera or your smartphone.
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This dock is a lightweight plastic thing, and slotting the Switch into it is simple but not at all satisfying.
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This is exactly what it sounds like, and involves selecting items off a conveyor belt and slotting them into place.
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I'm not a religious person, but that story does sound like a perfect sequence of events slotting into each other.
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The slotting fee emerged in the mid-'80s as a solution to the problem of manufacturing excess and retailer scarcity.
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Hazard wove his way past Koscielny and then outmuscled Shkodran Mustafi before slotting a low shot past goalkeeper Petr Cech.
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The minimalist black design is perfect for slotting into the high-end AV setups that Microsoft is targeting with this console.
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As the portrait wears on, we see Ferrane's wife rehearsing positions and angles, limbs and skin slotting together almost like choreography.
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Basically he bought one of those low-rent pair of VR goggles made for slotting your phone into and modified it.
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Klein walks me through a couple of projects, first assembling the camera and then slotting a motion sensor into the top.
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"We're not slotting him in at this point but there's a possibility he could start in Texas," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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As the Federal Trade Commission notes in its 2003 review of slotting fees, 80 to 90 percent of new products fail.
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Though it was a relatively small percentage of total revenue, we can estimate slotting fees accounted for $130 million in 2008.
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The complaint says that General Dynamics underpaid workers by slotting them into positions that required duties associated with higher-paying jobs.
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The Spaniard had raised eyebrows by slotting Laurent Ciman into skipper Kompany's number four shirt and keeping him on for 90 minutes.
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CornerJob already had media for equity deals covering its three European markets so it's now slotting the same strategy in place internationally.
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Slotting in the space where project developers outsource to contractors and crews, eSub provides oversight on operations in the field for developers.
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Hyundai, however, has shown more interest in turning over control and letting Silicon Valley guide the platform, slotting car-specific functionality inside.
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It aims to be the classic aspirational brand, slotting in between Geely's own-brand budget vehicles and Volvo's more premium-focused lineup.
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Yet a couple of opponents including Benson Henderson and Rustam Khabilov have found some success slotting in body shots amid quick flurries.
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David, on the other hand, created a rough skeleton for the entire grid after slotting LIFE OF PABLO (our seed) at 1A.
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England is finding plenty of space behind the Tunisian defense, slotting through balls and cutting beautiful passes back to the penalty spot.
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The results somehow helped me step back from my own emotions, slotting me into a framework that I could quantify and understand.
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In cases like these, you may prefer slotting in the learning on your own time (and paying a lot less in the process).
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The Boston defenseman made no mistake, slotting a wrister off the tip of Binnington's glove at 223:23 for his first playoff goal.
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And yet, despite these virtues, "Wonderstruck" fails to convince, so intent is Haynes on banishing loose ends and slotting each coincidence into place.
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The FRC ruffled industry feathers with the current code by slotting companies into two tiers to indicate full and partial compliance with the code.
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They attacked some holes on their defense in free agency by adding Smith away from Kansas City and slotting Irvin in at outside linebacker.
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I worry, though, that there's gonna be a lot more misplaced S Pens since you won't be slotting them back in immediately after use.
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Also, if you end up picking one of Amazon's proprietary cases, it essentially negates the uneven backing, slotting in right next to the bump.
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We love combing through the database to search for the most incredible properties you can book, and slotting them into our Airbnb Wish Lists.
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McBean tucked in his first of the season in the 85th minute, slotting in a rebound after Luis Robles saved Shkelzen Gashi's initial effort.
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Through the early aughts, MTV helped punk and indie stretch far beyond their niche audiences, pointedly slotting bands next to rappers and pop stars.
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They envision the Murban becoming a new global benchmark, slotting in alongside WTI and Brent crude, with a specific focus on serving Asian markets.
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It lays out an argument that appears in other anti–slotting fee papers (like the argument touched on in Food & Water Watch's "Grocery Goliaths").
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While there's not much gameplay in the trailer, it does also show Master Chief slotting what might be Cortana into the back of his helmet.
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In the meantime, Uber is celebrating the modest accomplishment of slotting its self-driving trucks into the daily, mundane reality of long-haul cargo hauling.
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Rather than slotting your phone in the back of the device, it attaches via a USB tether, making the headset lighter, but not necessarily better.
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In contrast, the sensors at Dancing Crow employ unoccupied slices of the UHF and VHF radio frequencies used for TV broadcasts, slotting data between channels.
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Slotting him in the car will allow Toro Rosso to assess his performances before making a final decision on their driver lineup for next year.
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Frye is one of several players who have found fulfillment in orbiting Planet LeBron and slotting in behind co-stars Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love.
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The most compelling argument illustrates how slotting fees seemed to emerge in the 1980s, just as retailers began to introduce dramatically more products to shelves.
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It features prominently in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which is in a large part a game about finding and slotting new rail-mounted gizmos onto your weapons.
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Guys have been playing good, so you're slotting in with a good line that are playing with some confidence; you want to help them out.
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Fitting foot to face, slotting chin into shoulder, poking, slapping, wrestling, the dancers act out shifts of power that are inventive within a familiar mode.
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Slotting Livingston into Iguodala's spot gives them an extra ball-handler and a strong option in the post, but at the cost of some defensive flexibility.
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It's easy enough to imagine slotting into the Galaxy line as some bigger, stylus-packing sibling, without bringing any sort of meaningful innovation to the table.
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Facebook has finally capped off its strategy of cloning Snapchat's USP by slotting a camera-first, ephemeral multimedia sharing feature into its entire social sharing estate.
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The headband appears to cover the cans themselves, and slotting them into place doesn't move the earcups in a way that might painfully catch your hair.
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To those who oppose slotting fees, the implication is clear: Retail power reduces competition and makes it harder for small businesses to compete against big buyers.
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An influential (and controversial) 2005 study by K. Sudhir and Vithala R. Rao argued that slotting fees were the best way to allocate scarce shelf space.
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I spent a lot of time pipetting various liquids into each other in little cuvettes, slotting them into a machine, and then waiting for the reading.
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You may have been taught to always rinse items before slotting them into the dishwasher, but this can actually cause your glassware to suffer over time.
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The headset itself weighs around a pound before slotting in a smartphone, and it felt light and balanced enough on my face to never be too burdensome.
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Britain's gambling industry, which also runs 8,500 high street betting shops, is battling online competition and regulatory caps on high-speed slotting machines to tackle gambling addiction.
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But here he earns his "fish" by shuttling goods across the border, slotting a bag of flour or carton of eggs beneath the seat of his chair.
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Instead of slotting the G5 into the back of the headset, you attach it via a USB-C cable and use the 360's own internal screens.
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White was drafted fifth overall in April, slotting his contract value around $29 million over four years, all fully guaranteed, with a signing bonus around $19 million.
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TheaterWorks's producing artistic director, Rob Ruggiero, deserves credit for slotting "The Call" at this moment, when the play feels representative of so much of the world's strife.
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And Eduardo Vargas, who had a lackluster season at Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga, suddenly became the Copa's leading scorer this week after slotting four goals past Mexico.
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The first level is all about slotting crystal shards into perfectly proportioned holes, the second red-dotted skulls and magical doors and an in-joke-featuring parchment.
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It's possible to see the positives and negatives of slotting fees: Retailers, operating at high volume and thin margins, need ways to reduce risks and recoup costs.
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These days, every other studio is trying to avoid slotting their potential moneymakers anywhere nearby, for fear of being lost in the shadow of Disney's certain blockbusters.
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His first came in the 30th minute after he latched on to a superb through ball from Messi, before slotting home through the legs of the keeper.
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Danone has the wherewithal to pay slotting fees to supermarkets to bump products into prime positions on the refrigerated shelves, regardless of how well they are selling.
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There aren't a lot of features that might have the power to launch an army of memes, so we're tentatively slotting this one in at number 3.
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Graphics card, hard drive, and RAM upgrades are much more straightforward, and are usually just a case of slotting devices into holes and connecting a couple of cables.
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Facebook has pushed Moments pretty hard so far, slotting advertising into users' News Feeds, and replacing its photo sync option on mobile with a link to the app.
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Another flaw in slotting Trump as a disjunctive president is that it implies that we're still in the Reagan regime and that Barack Obama was a preemptive president.
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In the 1990s, McCormick pushed out a potential competitor, Burns, Philp & Co., by paying supermarkets exorbitant "slotting fees" and offering certain retailers steep discounts to claim shelf space.
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It could have been worse for Spurs had it not been for a controversial goal from Dele Alli, who appeared to handle the ball before slotting it home.
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The timing means a new Echo would likely be due out in time for the holidays, as well, slotting alongside more recent additions like the display-sporting Show.
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Instead of slotting work by the hour, it's more important to measure how far that work you do in that hour will impact your company in the future.
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At present, though, the elements for either genre are slotting into place — an Allen Drury novel crossed with Shakespeare, with final touches entrusted to producers for the E!
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Kreider made 53-0 with his 15th goal with 3:31 remaining in the first period, slotting in a rebound after Zibanejad's shot went wide of the net.
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Halo Infinite appears to be an open-world version of Halo, and last year's teaser showed Master Chief slotting what might be Cortana into the back of his helmet.
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After all, grocery store shelf space is not only limited, it's expensive: Manufacturers pay what's called a slotting fee to have their products placed on that valuable real estate.
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We've seen J.R. Smith shoot right over the top of smaller guards before, and Otto Porter's progression in his fourth season makes slotting Thomas onto him a dicey proposition.
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Slotting Cauley-Stein into a Marion-like role is a little more of a reach—he's bigger, but also much more raw and much less accomplished on the perimeter.
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The Mets have also helped by slotting Steven Matz and Syndergaard at the back of the rotation schedule to start the second half, buying them extra time to rest.
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His government has worked to marginalize Arab citizens, implicitly slotting them into second-class citizenship by passing a bill formally defining Israel as a state for its Jewish citizens.
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Osorio scored in the 211th minute, taking a pass from Ricketts just outside the penalty area and slotting the ball neatly into the net for a 20-266 lead.
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Instead, companies are bulking up their warehouses to compete with Amazon, slotting in tens of thousands of relatively low-paid pickers, packers and stockers over the past several years.
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We are left with a sense that poetry is at once the core of his being and no big deal, slotting all too sweetly into the rhythm of existence.
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They opted for Wendell over a sumptuous goal by Messi (a quicksilver, mesmerizing run as he dodged four Athletic Bilbao opponents before slotting the ball inside the goalkeeper's near post).
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Christian Eriksen did not wait quite so long for Spurs against Manchester City, slotting the ball home in the 83rd minute to seal a 2-1 win at Etihad Stadium.
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A black Range Rover Sport with some fancy graphics on the side and a few small sensors on a roof-rack, is cruising the streets and slotting into parking spaces.
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"If while packing the car for a vacation you've seen the suitcases and coolers as tetronimos slotting perfectly together, you've experienced a mild version of the Tetris Effect," writes Ackerman.
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There's also the argument that when the entertainment industry focuses on simply slotting minorities into existing roles, it gets a pass on creating stories for and about people of color.
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It's the second-largest first day performance ever for a domestic release, slotting in between two Star Wars movies: The Last Jedi ($104 million) and The Force Awakens ($119 million).
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This week Facebook has launched a major new product play, slotting an algorithmic dating service inside its walled garden as if that's perfectly normal behavior for an ageing social network.
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Derrick Etienne scored the only goal for the Red Bulls, atoning for a missed penalty kick in the first half by slotting in a low shot in the 211rd minute.
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By slotting its new "Crashing" right after "Girls" on Sunday night, HBO seems to be hoping for some carry-over synergy, what with both series bearing the Judd Apatow fingerprint.
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In October the government unexpectedly decided to double the minimum wage to 3200 hryvnias ($122) per month, slotting the hike into the budget bill in between the first and second readings.
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As Price said, the Reds need to see what they have in terms of potential starters before they can begin the process of slotting guys in the bullpen and defining roles.
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Slotting the earbuds into the case isn't totally intuitive, even after a couple of months of use, and the case itself is big — much larger than Apple's AirPods case, for example.
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A wild card entry and ranked outside the top 100, Sharapova could have found herself up against anyone but the draw gave her no favors by slotting her in against Halep.
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Whole Foods, Costco, BJ's Wholesale, and Walmart don't charge slotting fees (though any manufacturer will note that these retailers might aggressively negotiate on wholesale prices instead, or even charge other fees).
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When Pulisic tore open the left side of the Panama defense 11 minutes later, slotting a cross that Altidore simply poked into the net, the game — 19 minutes old — seemed over.
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Bracketologists at ESPN and CBS seem to have split the difference, slotting West Virginia as a No. 3 seed, the equivalent of being ranked ninth to 12th in the national polls.
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The new plane Boeing is positioning its new airplane for the middle market, slotting in between the 503 Max and long-range wide bodies like the 777X and the 787 Dreamliner.
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The committee clearly has lower esteem for the Pacific-12, slotting its only one-loss team, No. 5 Washington (93-1), below the SEC, the Big Ten and the A.C.C. leaders.
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Often it's just a case of taking out the old drive, and slotting in the new drive, once you've done all the necessary cloning and backing up and powered down your machine.
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The European firm said it was rebranding the plane as the A2150, slotting it just under its longstanding A0003 portfolio which stretches from the 2000-seat A220 to the 2319-seat A380.
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On the other hand, wherever he parked in Atlanta, a young man would run out and say something complimentary about the car before slotting it in the V.I.P. section right out front.
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Even worse, CSPI and others argue, the business advantages of slotting fees have led to junk food manufacturers taking over valuable in-store real estate, leading consumers to choose less healthy options.
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In that way, slotting fees become a conundrum: The more you know, the more the grocery seems rigged; at the same time, the more you know, the more that rigging seems necessary.
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"Slotting in times where we can pursue our own interests and have some alone time not only allows us to recharge, but also to miss each other a bit," Ms. Raymond added.
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Yeah, so and slotting fees, you could make the argument that it's the new end cap, that they're trying to compete with what the end cap was at Walmart 15 years ago.
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But baseball, as an institution, does not give itself the best chance to attract an athlete like Murray, whose bonus potential was limited by the strict draft-slotting system instituted in 2012.
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These machines booted into a flat world and you made it sing through dedicated programming and, alternatively, by slotting in-game cartridges and later disks to bring up the work of other programmers.
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The gaming brand advertises its portable Switch console being played as a standalone device as well as slotting into a home TV, to the soundtrack of "Believer" by Las Vegas band Imagine Dragons.
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Set your TV up rightThe above suggestions all assume that you're slotting your Switch into its included dock and playing on your TV, and you might think simply plugging and playing is enough.
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AltSchool is one of various comprehensive attempts to use edtech to provide a form of "personalised learning"—thus slotting it into a tradition that reaches back to Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Maria Montessori.
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The claim for Thunkable is that anyone who can use a computer can build an app, says Li — simply by slotting together the blocks of code it uses to simplify the programming process.
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The topic of "repairs" not only becomes one of semantics but also raises the question of whether Apple (and other electronics makers) could be slotting full replacement devices into a definition of repairs.
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You could also watch them in chronological order, which would mean watching The Phantom Menace first, and then slotting Solo and Rogue One in between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope.
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MLB Team Report - Chicago Cubs - INSIDE PITCH CHICAGO — After going most of last season slotting a pitcher in the No. 20143 position in the order, Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon has reverted to tradition.
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But Gomes had the final word when the jet-heeled winger burst into the box to pick up a return pass from Juan Mata before slotting a shot across Gazzaniga into the bottom corner.
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The PlayStation VR experience may not be able to live up to the quality of the ones offered by its competitors, but Sony is slotting in at a total price point that's significantly less.
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WWE tried to overcome this negative response by simply keeping Reigns off TV for weeks, slotting fan favorite Dean Ambrose in the hero spot against conquering dictator and champion Triple H. It hasn't worked.
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Branislav Ivanovic's cross was headed clear, and just two passes later Shaqiri was a on a breakaway from the halfway line, eventually slotting the ball past Stojkovic and ripping off his shirt to celebrate.
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The Israeli parliament has passed a bill formally defining Israel as a state for its Jewish citizens, implicitly slotting the sizable minority of Arab Muslim Israeli citizens into a form of second-class citizenship.
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During his Stadia review, my colleague Sean Hollister played some games with his phone mounted to a PS4 controller with a Nyko Smart Clip, and by slotting it into a larger goose neck mount.
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The device is a 10.2-inch variant of the company's tablet, slotting in at the entry level as a replacement for the $83 9.7-inch iPad, as was rumored over the last few months.
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Underlining their fighting spirit, Meyer staged a demonstrative celebration in the corner, right in front of a sea of yellow-shirted Brazil fans, after slotting in his goal from the edge of the box.
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With the new $24 Switch Lite slotting in beneath the $22 standard Switch, it feels like there's ample room for a $400 or $450 Switch Pro to bookend the other side of Nintendo's price range.
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He rarely gave a point away, scuttling low to retrieve my best drops and throw up a roof-scraping lob, waiting, then waiting some more, for a real opening before slotting in a forehand drop.
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Thankfully Sonos finds itself in a bit of a sweet spot at $200, slotting in well beneath its newfound hi-fi rivals and representing a nice upgrade over the Echo, depending on how that ultimately performs.
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The Bayern Munich marksman's third goal came at the start of the second half when he pounced on an error by Vestergaard and powered half the length of the field before slotting the ball beyond Schmeichel.
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Bonansea, a 22-year-old who powers the attack of her Italian club Juventus, also scored her national team's first goal, stripping the Australian defender Clare Polkinghorne and slotting home a shot in the 231th minute.
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Last week, the selection committee and the A.P. voters ranked two-loss Louisiana State above Ohio State, and it seems likely that this week, the committee will join the A.P. in slotting Central Florida above them.
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In slotting the Aggies at No. 4 and keeping Alabama (8-0) at No. 1, the committee affirmed the Southeastern Conference's centrality to the sport and ensured plenty of gloating on talk-radio stations in the South.
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It was a provocative move, slotting an unbeaten defending champion outside the top four, but it came with a fail-safe: Penn State would be playing at Ohio State, so Clemson would be assured of leapfrogging someone.
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Assuming both players live up to their potential, slotting Young and his increasingly irresistible skill-set in as a franchise point guard who can directly and indirectly make life easier for all his teammates is a wise move.
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Slotting the building into an existing 393,000-square-foot master plan by German architects GMP, MVRDV rolled the required auditorium into a multi-use cavity that leads to reading rooms, lounge areas, offices, meeting rooms and computer labs.
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Netze BW tried various options, either slotting cars in at the maximum 22 kW charging flow one after another, or lengthening the charging time for individual cars by adjusting the power flow, or combining both methods, Lossau said.
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The English keeper however was unable to stop Liverpool extending the lead in the second half, when Sadio Mane played a neat one-two with Salah in the 64th minute, before slotting the ball home at the second attempt.
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Le Sommer added the second goal a minute later, sprinting onto a long ball down the right, outrunning and then shrugging off Allie Long, and cutting around a falling Becky Sauerbrunn before slotting her shot past a defenseless Naeher.
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The controllers are very clever, sliding out when you need two—or have a game that demands motion control, and then slotting back into the sides of the Switch when you want to use it as an enormous handheld console.
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Socioculturally, I guess I could see Joker slotting somewhere behind V for Vendetta as a milquetoast source of inspiration for would-be social anarchists, but I also think its messaging is too unclear to really be effective at inspiring anyone.
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Rather than slotting into existing systems, Brex has an opportunity to recreate the back-end processes that power those cards, which larger institutions might not be able to do as they've hit a massive scale and get less and less agile.
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You can easily imagine this slotting in nicely to something like Uber Eats, and bringing food from the local lunch spot to offices around where people are hungry but can't make the trip out to their usual places in person.
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My organization recently published a report documenting how the food industry rigs the system in grocery stores with slotting fees and "category captains" determining what products get the best placement and in fact drive consumers' choices toward the less healthy products.
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Forward Petra Nieminen sparked things off for Finland in the first period when she bamboozled Swedish goaltender Sara Grahn with slick stick work before slotting home at the near post after Venla Hovi cut inside to lay on the assist.
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But unlike most laptops, which are closed systems, the Kangaroo Notebook is actually based around individual Kangaroo Mini modules that comprise the computer, with each separate module slotting into the Notebook hardware to run the specific system on that Kangaroo Mini.
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Ruiz hit the post with a header midway through the second half but Costa Rica lost a fourth goal in the dying moments when Zusi stole the ball in midfield and strode forward before slotting the ball home from 15 yards.
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When interviewing people in the public eye, one of the themes that often comes up is how what changes so much is the way other people treat you, how they push you towards slotting into the template of "a celebrity".
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Slotting Patterson on the perimeter around the pick and rolls that Joseph and Kyle Lowry ran with Jonas Valanciunas and Bismack Biyombo gave the guards much more room to operate than when the team had Luis Scola on the floor.
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He heard Mr. Giaiotti and hired him for the 1960-61 season, slotting him to make his debut as the High Priest in Verdi's "Nabucco" on the season's opening night — the first time the Met had put on that opera.
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Starting with the errors in Suzdaltsev's initial tweet, many locals saw the national media as solely concerned with slotting the city into a narrative about intolerance in the age of Trump (whom Sauk County, like Wisconsin, very narrowly voted for in 22019).
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Slotting in neatly next to his other releases, "Lean & Bop" and "Dem Boy Paigon," it's the sound of London turning up on any given Friday night, spilling drinks all over a pair of shoes, and grinding in the dark corner of the club.
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The former Arsenal forward, 29, then produced a moment of magic on the stroke of half-time, slaloming past three opposition players, including the goalkeeper, before audaciously slotting the ball into the bottom corner as the last defender slid hopelessly past him.
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"Slotting fees were instituted at a time when the food industry was experiencing an explosion in the number of new products being brought to retailers to market to their customers," a spokesperson for the Food Marketing Institute, which represents grocers, told me.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI was slotting my grappling gun back into place on my belt when it became clear to me that Playstation VR isn't just really good VR. Playstation VR is the first virtual reality system any regular person should bother with.
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We already know that the G5 will have a unique accessory slot at the bottom, and if these invitations are anything to go by, its first audience might be kids, a demographic that's already accustomed to being rewarded for slotting things into other things.
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London two-piece The Rhythm Method have been making tunes for these moments and these folk for the past few years, with happy go-lucky numbers such as "Party Politics" and "Local Girl" nicely slotting in among the catalogue of polyphonic house-warming tunes.
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For me, I'm finding that slotting my interviews with sources and meetings with colleagues in the early afternoon — say between 1 and 3 pm — allows me to serve the "manager" necessities of connecting with people while protecting my "maker" need for sustained performance episodes.
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"By rolling between positions, we are putting less emphasis on a single skill set, in this case throwing, and instead looking at the importance of slotting more well-rounded athletes at the positions," said Tina Taps, Director of US Open Ballpersons, said in a press release.
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"By rolling between positions, we are putting less emphasis on a single skill-set, in this case throwing, and instead looking at the importance of slotting more well-rounded athletes at the positions," Tina Taps, director of the tournament's ball people, said in a news release.
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But the dialectic between these two classes of patrons is soon transcended by the singular peace that accompanies creaking across a wooden floor in one's socks, slotting into ground-level seating, and enjoying a nip of nongju, a creamy rice liquor, ladled from a giant ceramic bowl.
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Underlying all of this is that there is something deeply off-putting about slotting people into categories by gender, about sussing out the precise nature of their genitals and their hearts before deciding if their presence on a masthead or a list of finalists is just.
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It's a far cry from simply slotting the newest crop of buzzbands and legacy acts into the same desert year after year, and according to Goshinski and Leonowicz, the deliberate unpredictability and constant retooling allows them a sort of creative freedom that many other festivals don't have.
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On 303's I Shall Die Here, they worked with the Haxan Cloak to rip apart their had their grueling compositions with sub-bass thunder and scalpel-noise freakouts, and they've recently taken to slotting in totemic 808 kicks alongside Buford's codeine-drenched drum work and King's near-synth squeals.
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Setting up the 23D printer itself was actually surprisingly easy, with (and I appreciate these may not be the correct technical terms) "a flat bit where the printing happens" and "a tall bit that does the printing" all slotting together with very helpful labels that tell you what goes where.
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Us Brits understand that rap is one of America's greatest exports, calmly slotting in next to McDonalds, the swivel chair (invented by Thomas Jefferson, of all people), and that weird plastic looking cheese we stick on our burgers in the three brief weeks the sun shines on our glorious island.
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Slotting in below HP's existing line of Omen and Omen X systems, the new Pavilion Gaming line is focused entry-level and mainstream buyers featuring laptops, desktops and even a 32-inch gaming monitor, all starting at well under $1,000Interestingly, these system can be configured with an optical drive, if you want.
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Matt Harvey, who has already had Tommy John surgery and thoracic outlet surgery, was informed two hours before the game began that he'd be slotting into Syndergaard's spot that day; Harvey had worked out hard the day before because he had not expected to start 24 hours later, and he was shelled.
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The big picture: "China sees itself less as slotting into some global financial system and more that it's going to create its own system and shape the global financial markets," Keyu Jin, an associate professor of economics at the London School of Economics, tells Axios on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank meetings.
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The popular high point for VR so far has probably come via low budget mobile VR — aka, cheap and cheerful headsets such as the Samsung Gear VR or Google's fold-it-yourself Cardboard which lets smartphone owners repurpose their mobile as a basic (so underpowered) virtual reality viewer by slotting it into a frame.
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Slotting its announcement right after the new Apple TV 4K launched and right before Google is expected to launch a new Google Home speaker, Amazon is here to remind us that its Alexa technology is still here, and it is still one of the most adopted in the majority of gadgets in the voice-activated industry.
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But grocers still face a quandary: how to maintain a huge store whose center is filled with items that are largely out of step with how we eat today, yet are a steady source of slotting fees (to secure the best spots in the store when a product is introduced) and other payments from the companies that produce them.
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Biel's work in The Sinner is the best she's ever been onscreen, and the star-loving HFPA sat up and took notice, slotting her into the "Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television" category alongside Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon from Feud, and Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon from Big Little Lies.
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The main thing here is that, while a lot of this functionality that's being showcased in Explore exists on Pinterest already, slotting it into a new section on the app to cultivate a new kind of user behavior that other services already tap into is a way to make the app more sticky and get more people coming back every day.
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Washington (CNN)Our weekly roundup of the news, notes and chatter about the prospects for the next Democratic presidential race: How seismic a shake-up would California deliver to the 212 Democratic race if -- in a move lawmakers could approve Friday -- it shifts its primary to the first Tuesday in March, slotting the state in right after the traditional first four contests?
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Tabitha Chawinga, an international for Malawi women, started in the Swedish league in 2014 and has since gone on to sign for top flight club Kvarnsveden IK. In her first season she became the league's top scorer, slotting 26 goals in 22 games, and claimed the title of best forward at the 2017 Swedish Women's Football awards -- beating the FIFA Women's Player of the Year in the process.
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