Like Oculus Quest, it will ship this spring for $399.
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Spring for the 4K version, or just buy a Roku.
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The whole package will be released this spring for $49.99.
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Oculus plans to ship the Quest next spring, for $399.
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You can pick up the iZone this spring for $180.
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Last spring, for example, black folks in Lowndes County, Ala.
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Finally, AMI executives were subpoenaed this spring for the probe.
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Every spring for the last 83 years, Grand Junction, Colo.
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The alarm clock is due out in the Spring for $100.
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He had traveled to Afghanistan that spring for briefings by Cmdr.
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They're supposed to launch in the spring for €70 and €100.
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Trilobites It was a silent spring for saiga antelopes last year.
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Break out the beach umbrellas and spring for the pool pass.
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They did spring for a DJ, who played music all night.
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Jeff Rosenthal is about ready to spring for Zippyshare Hi-Fi.
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Those will be available at some point in the spring for $300.
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The Oculus Rift S is real and arrives in spring for $399
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One will be done this spring for inclusion in the next report.
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Your mom doesn't stock up on Peeps every spring for the flavor.
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At least some of those users will spring for its premium service.
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But for most, you should just spring for an integrated electric bike.
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Matt Szczur hit his first home run of the spring for Arizona.
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But personally, I wouldn't spring for the cannabis-enhanced lube just yet.
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The Hunterian Museum will close next spring for a three-year refurbishment.
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You can also spring for the "Deluxe" option, which is $123 more.
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Jose Ramirez hit his first home run of the spring for Cleveland.
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Buddy Reed stole his fifth base of the spring for the Padres.
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We'd do this differently next time: I'd spring for a larger room.
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Spring for top category staterooms on lower-priced ships, Ms. Perl said.
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This approach allows her to spring for a nice dinner with wine.
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E. gets some hot chocolate and I spring for the Toydaria Swirl.
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The company plans to roll out a Kuri next spring for $899.
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Mark Zagunis hit his fourth homer of the spring for the Cubs.
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Arlo says the Floodlight Camera will be available this spring for $249.99.
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So be careful if you spring for one of these teeny cards.
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With accommodations this affordable, all you have to do is spring for flights.
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Or maybe it was that fancy "superfood" granola you decided to spring for.
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And, of course, you could always spring for the more costly SteelBook version.
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Plan your next vacation at a natural hot spring for a relaxing getaway.
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Or if you're a true kitchen warrior, you can spring for all three.
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And so, that -- North Korea has always been that buffer spring for them.
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If you really want to impress visitors, spring for the extra-long versions.
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It's not just about getting parents to spring for new sneakers and animals.
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Nolan Arenado hit his fourth home run of the spring for the Rockies.
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It also says to spring for the shore, which is what Keliikipi did.
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Nolan Arenado hit his first home run of the spring for the Rockies.
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No one expected Obama to have to deal with the Arab Spring, for example.
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If you can spring for an LG OLED, that's obviously the way to go.
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The MDR-1AM2 will be available this spring for a recommended price of $299.99.
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Fast forward to today and I finally decided to spring for the best product.
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He appeared in 12 games this spring for Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia's Triple-A affiliate.
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According to TechCrunch, ESPN Plus will become available this spring, for $4.99 per month.
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Some members like to live on the briny side and spring for Costco's seafood ...
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Spring for the good ones, the Luxardo cherries in syrup, for a noticeable improvement.
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It has not been a good spring for the Yankees from a health standpoint.
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We'll find out for sure when the Soundform Elite ships this spring for $299.
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You can also spring for a robot vacuum with its own self-cleaning base.
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If you get any Jaguar Land Rover product, spring for the Meridian audio system.
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Apple Music for Artists will open publicly later this spring for Apple's several million artists.
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All in the hopes this is the year you finally spring for a new set.
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I get turkey and provolone on a bagel and spring for a bottle of Perrier.
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Arencibia played 12 games this spring for Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia's Triple-A affiliate, and batted .
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When it comes to bedding and towels, spring for linens that go beyond the basics.
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If you want to spring for 128GB (you should), then it'll only cost you $100.
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When oil refiners go offline in early spring for maintenance, crude inventories will build further.
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They'll cost you $79.99 each, plus an extra $9.99 if you spring for an engraving.
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But for centuries, neighbors have gathered each spring for a day of branding newborn animals.
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They spring for high ticket prices for a magical night with their favorite Heritage Artist.
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The three bought the house in the spring for $1.245 million, as tenants in common.
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The writers decided to spring for not one but two bonus credulity-stretching late twists.
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You spring for the M850i because you want BMW's powertrain gurus to deliver serious performance.
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Though, interestingly, if you were to spring for all the extras — no ads, 4K, etc.
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Instead, you'll likely spring for just a single pair capable of covering you for everything.
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When I do spring for a burger, it often leaves me feeling sluggish and tired.
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Few can spring for a new ride, but you can make an existing one better.
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Taking a lesson from our ancestors, we shouldn't take the power of spring for granted, either.
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She pays for dinner 95% of the time (sometimes I spring for pancakes at the diner).
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After a slow first quarter, it is expected to be a busy spring for tech IPOs.
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Why it matters: Boeing initially targeted this spring for its first uncrewed flight of the Starliner.
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If you spring for the $229 version, you get pure Android 7.1 with nothing on top.
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So, chances are you'll want to spring for a few new suits in the coming months.
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If there was ever a time to spring for that extra storage, now is the time.
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Erik Kratz drove in his first two runs of the spring for Milwaukee's split-squad team.
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Five Costco employees told Business Insider that they advised that customers spring for the executive membership.
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Reigning National League MVP Christian Yelich hit his first homer of the spring for the Brewers.
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A start-up called Spring, for example, allows you to text for shopping help on Messenger.
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If you really want to feel like a 19th-century oil baron, spring for a Penthouse.
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But they reunited this spring for two shows in Los Angeles and four in New York.
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Kenneth Lindsey, for example, was arrested last spring for missing a hearing related to unpaid fines.
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Your Money Adviser Conditions are easing somewhat this spring for home shoppers, real estate experts say.
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Reigning National League MVP Cody Bellinger hit his first homer of the spring for the Dodgers.
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So, why spring for the more expensive PS4 Pro over the Slim or the base model?
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John Ryan Murphy hit a two-run homer, his third of the spring, for the Pirates.
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Throw in some chocolates and spring for the nicer "prism vase" and the price goes up.
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We spring for assembly on both, for the sake of our relationship ($691.32 for my half).
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A tip: For hauling adults, skip the double cab and spring for the largest crew cab.
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I'd gladly pay a cover charge and spring for a two-drink minimum to see that.
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"They've known about the election in Ukraine this spring for years," she said of Facebook officials.
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It's about $5,000 bucks per employee we spring for, and they can take their spouse, partner.
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And with so many ways to fake 'em, who even needs to spring for the real thing?
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What's next: Gore is referring to an election next spring for the next prime minister of Australia.
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But obviously, if good-sounding music is your first priority, you should probably spring for something bigger.
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So McKinney decided to spring for the SmileDirect trays, which she had found through a Google search.
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So, with all of that in mind, would you spring for one of these machine learning dogs?
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Albert Pujols had a run-scoring single for his second RBI of the spring for the Angels.
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Obama showed up every spring for the annual Easter Egg roll in a dress shirt sans tie.
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New York reached the second round of the playoffs last spring for the first time since 1993.
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If you can comfortably spring for the higher prices, we've found them to be worth the splurge.
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It took me way too long to spring for a real accountant, bookkeeper, and organized invoicing system.
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You could buy over 200 grande lattes at Starbucks—and even spring for up-charged nut milk.
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You faced a backlash on social media last spring for an ad that featured mostly white women.
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If you don't want to spring for a copy, our story about the story covers the basics.
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If you are going to splurge, you'll probably want to spring for the universally adored Percale sheets.
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But you don't have to plug anything in if you're willing to spring for wireless Bluetooth headphones.
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There's no need to spring for the $240,220 premium audio system with a live performance like that.
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Once you're above the $30 range, you may as well just spring for a bottle of Champagne.
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As CNBC reported, a GTO sold in a private sale this spring for more than $70 million.
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"Le Repos" finally sold this spring for $36.92 million at the Sotheby's auction house in New York.
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They aren't cheap, but you won't be upset with the results if you can spring for them.
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This spring, for the first time in my 28 years on this Earth, I've suddenly developed seasonal allergies.
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Even if you don't spring for the higher-end model, performance on the 9 Pro is quite good.
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During the Arab Spring, for example, Iran backed the demonstrators against the governments of Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain.
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Or you can spring for the $50 Solar Panel to provide consistent power to the Stick Up Cam.
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Pick up the basic unit below or spring for the 3-piece version with spaghetti and fettuccini cutters.
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Things get even better if your spring for the Force Droid as it jumps up to 22 megapixels.
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Here's where you sit when you spring for 4DX: The seats are fancy, but they're not particularly comfortable.
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Ads began going up in the spring for five dates by an unknown band called the M+M's.
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If you've already got a computer lying around then you don't even need to spring for editing equipment.
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Some prefer a low-maintenance, wash-and-go kind of routine; others like to spring for something extra.
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The buses and metros don't run that early, so you'll probably have to spring for a pricey taxi.
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Op-Ed Contributor THERE is one last, great thing President Obama can do this spring for community colleges.
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When women do spring for something new, they often hold out for what they view as an investment.
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One day last spring, for example, they were caught by surprise when energy prices began to move sharply.
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But his numbers and his results this spring, for whatever those are worth, have so far said otherwise.
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You don't have occasion to wear it often — and you probably can't spring for several of its kind.
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I visited Avenues last spring for a tour of its campus and to speak to the admissions director.
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The thirst expressed in the Arab Spring for more representative governance and personal agency is frustrated by intolerance.
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Business is good, which, by bookstore standards, means we spring for employee health insurance and pay the rent.
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They set up their ger in spring for maximum summer pastures, then they move it again for winter feeding.
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The issue isn't simply that publishers don't spring for fact-checking and leave writers vulnerable to making such errors.
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It goes up to $2,500 if you actually want some damn room on the SSD and spring for 512GB.
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The Oculus Quest, a standalone VR headset that uses touch controllers, will go on sale next spring for $399.
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If you're willing to spring for Uber Black, you can set your ride preference in the Uber mobile app.
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If you're in China, you'll be able to get this robot in spring for the equivalent of $300 USD.
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Hardcore off-roaders should spring for the Rubicon, but few buyers will find the basic Wrangler lacking in capability.
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You don't have to spring for fancy candles, either (although you can certainly go that route if you wish).
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But the leaks may not spring for a while, as infrastructure projects tend to have a long lead time.
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Letter From America It has been a cold spring for the forces militating against a Donald J. Trump presidency.
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They're launching next spring for $179, and Google says it will share more about them in the coming months.
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While this certainly wasn't a necessary purchase, I decided to spring for some new running clothes for race day.
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If this was something I could spring for once a month, I would treat myself to it without question.
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"Luckily, I'm in a comfortable enough financial situation where I can spring for an Uber or taxi," he said.
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The apartment was listed last spring for $885,000, then had a few price reductions because of the tepid market.
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He made the deal last spring for $339,000, with the condominium fee and taxes at around $500 a month.
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It took a clear-the-air meeting with Girardi the following spring for Ellsbury to get over the snub.
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Mr. Adler's Great Saunter, held on the first Saturday in May, has become a rite of spring for many.
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If you want to be extra prepared, you can spring for a pack of four mini-toilets for $117.
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"Summer's a little softer than spring for sure," Mr. Buttigieg said Saturday during a campaign stop in Sparks, Nev.
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If you really want to pamper your pooch, you could spring for a relaxing time at a pet spa.
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It's a rite of spring for a team that more often resembles a cargo cult than an N.B.A. franchise.
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So perhaps you can make a deal that if your child gets in, you'll spring for the pricey sweatshirt.
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And he showed up in Las Vegas this spring for one of the hedge fund industry's most prominent conferences.
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Spring for the omikase menu; the highlight is a decadent toro uzu topped with truffle, caviar and gold leaf.
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The issue isn't simply that publishers don't spring for fact-checking and leave writers vulnerable to making such errors.
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Ms. O'Hara, who won a Tony last spring for "The King and I," will play her final performance April 17.
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Do you spring for a pricey dinner, or do you play it cool with a low-key box of candy?
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This, combined with an Cal-OSHA probe into the company's Fremont plant, have made for a troubling spring for automaker.
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Last spring, for example, the service was made available to 27 metros, accounting for then just 1,000 cities and towns.
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"No community member would dare encroach on the protected spring for fear of being cursed by the elders," Mutea said.
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This is Apple's low-cost offering and thus suggests Apple doesn't expect buyers to also spring for its wireless earbuds.
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I spring for lox and we catch up for a while before walking a few blocks north to see Coco!
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There are plenty of world record egg T-shirts available online, or you could spring for an egg mascot suit.
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His inaugural show in the spring, for example, will feature new work by the young British sound sculptor Oliver Beer.
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Hearings will be scheduled on the legislative proposal throughout the spring for a bill being drafted by Republican state Rep.
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More snowstorms, fewer twisters It hasn't felt like spring for many across the central and northeastern United States this season.
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You could spring for a new brush for the thing, or a new cover, or a fresh set of grates.
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This spring, for example, a group of hospital CIOs who use Cerner technology were asked to examine the VA contract.
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That's because much of this month will be foreshadowing what's going to go down this spring for you, professionally speaking.
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On Monday, he announced a task force to formulate proposals by this spring for Michigan's local government pensions and retiree healthcare.
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Everything about it is designed to make you feel safe and in control—especially if you spring for those propellor guards.
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Crossing wires mean licensing fees or hardware upgrades, so it's unlikely that cheaper HDR sets will immediately spring for the upgrade.
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Zinke was among a handful of cabinet members privately called out by White House officials in the spring for ethics problems.
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Most passengers have to spring for overpriced cabs or catch a white-knuckled ride on the back of a motorcycle taxi.
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I spring for an assigned seat on the way back (foreseeing a hangover) and the total comes out to $2137 roundtrip.
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The basic keyboard is $100 extra, but you should probably spring for the $130 Alcantara fabric version, which feels quite nice.
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While others might spring for a light jacket, or no jacket at all, during New York City's balmy summer season, Rep.
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We asked why the hell anyone would actively spring for a box of the Smiles ... and questioned Aaron's taste in cookies.
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A few more points to consider: Type of juicer: Slow, or masticating juicers, if you can spring for them, are king.
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The North African country has been lauded as the only political success story of the Arab Spring for its democratic transition.
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Snapshot: Above, competitors soaked in a hot spring for a hot-pepper-eating contest in Jiangxi Province in China on Sunday.
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The tourists, who tend to be more affluent, happily spring for the fancier dinner-menu fare (and might even prefer it).
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If you can't get, or don't want to spring for, the pricey wild rice, brown rice makes an equally nubby substitute.
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The companies will also be required to comply with cybersecurity regulations that went into effect this spring for financial services providers.
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Wilfa Precision Automatic Coffee Maker Why spring for $5 coffees every morning when you can make high-quality java at home?
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If you have been longing to indulge in more refined luggage, now may be the time to spring for something new.
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It was the second multi-homer game of the spring for Brinson, who has five long balls in Grapefruit League play.
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If you spring for an international cellular data plan, you may also be able to use your phone's visual voice mail.
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The kiddos seemed to be diggin' the bday bash -- even though someone at the Vatican couldn't even spring for pepperoni or sausage.
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" Hard of hearing, Via Cava didn't want to spring for a $4,000 hearing aid, telling Jablonski, "Don't be foolish with money, Richard.
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The couple will fly to India in the spring for their first joint foreign tour since visiting New York in December 2014.
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Either he will cover the next round, or more likely, he will spring for some meals and drinks when we go out.
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"What's clear from today's PMI numbers is that there are as yet no green shoots of spring for the euro zone," Markets.
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"I'm here out of curiosity," says Camille, an 18-year-old law student who will vote next spring for the first time.
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That said, you really should spring for a second controller — many of the games in this first batch are better two-player.
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You have two options for the Ham hair — spray your own locks with gray hairspray, or spring for the 18th-century wig.
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Mayfield seems to be enjoying healthy interest, however; the queue is currently set to deliver sometime next spring for reservations made today.
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Little Bird has already closed pre-orders for Valentine's Day, but you can grab yourself one in the spring for $140 here.
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So they likely won't push any owners of the Kindle Voyage, Paperwhite, or Oasis to spring for this new, less featured model.
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And, with a bit of help from the savvy crew at Parker, that's exactly what we're giving you this spring, for free.
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For the record: You don't need V-Bucks to play "Fortnite," and if you do spring for them, they cost real money.
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Pew interviewed 3,154 Chinese adults in person in the spring for the survey, with a margin of error of 3.7 percentage points.
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It's expected to be released in the spring for $60 and will only be available for the iPhone, at least for now.
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One trouble with Spring for Music was that the inventiveness of the programs often got swallowed up in Carnegie's Gilded Age grandeur.
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I hate to keep the manicurists at my salon waiting, so I figured I'd bite the bullet and spring for an Uber.
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If I were to come back, I'd book a Luxury Suite for the same money or spring for the Deluxe pool view.
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The model output is the day of the year for which the Spring Index model requirements trigger "spring" for a particular location.
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NOAA predicts 200 million people, many in the Midwest, Great Plains and Mississippi River valley, are at risk this spring for flooding.
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Due out this spring for a $1,499.00 starting price, this will likely be the first ARM processor-based Windows laptop worth buying.
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I decide to spring for a handful of pastries for my colleagues, which I drop off in the middle of the cubicle.
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Its price got chopped to $72 million, and it sold this spring for around $50 million – half of its original listing price.
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WASHINGTON — The iconic blossoming cherry trees that ring the Tidal Basin here have symbolized the arrival of spring for nearly a century.
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German government sources told Reuters this week that Merkel was working to set a date this spring for a meeting with Trump.
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And since I'm no basic millennial, I'd have to spring for at least some of the extras, which only means a higher price.
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Elliott says there's only one thing he knows he won't have to spring for -- a rookie hazing dinner -- insisting the Cowboys don't haze.
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The London photographer visited Tokyo last spring for a wedding, and decided to work on a few projects over the month-long holiday.
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So if you're constantly worried about elbowing over a glass of liquid onto your pristine gaming setup, perhaps spring for the new BlackWidow.
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If you wanted to save cash you could spring for the cheaper 16GB iPhone SE. But still, a 16GB phone is total lunacy.
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Myrick made headlines in the New York Times and ABC News this spring for proposing to legalize heroin injection facilities within city limits.
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So stash away a few extra dollars to spring for those dope organic avocados and make a guac you can feel pious about.
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Consumers aren't going to spring for a bioreactor burger if the farm-raised of grass-grazed version is thousands of times less expensive.
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Most people will now spring for Trump's tough trade talk as the main factor driving the countries to closer economic and political relations.
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In other words, things I can't quite spring for now because I try to live well within my taxable means with minimal indulgence.
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When Salesforce bought MuleSoft last spring for the tidy sum of $6.5 billion, it looked like money well spent for the CRM giant.
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They bought it this spring for $1.35 million, with plans to paint, change the windows and convert the wood-burning fireplaces to gas.
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The work rules were imposed during a tumultuous spring for department employees, as Ms. DeVos has sought to shrink and reorganize the agency.
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Graphic: Hot spring for Lebanhere The central bank also holds $13.9 billion of gold and $5.7 billion of government holdings of dollar bonds.
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The big picture: The country has also experienced its worst ever spring for wildfire danger, the BOM said in a climate statement Wednesday.
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Prosecutors in Manhattan picked up the mantle on the Cohen case, and he's heading to prison this spring for a three-year stint.
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It's almost like holding a physical book in your hand when the cover is on — especially if you spring for a leather one.
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Malisa says they had been looking at Fords but her husband convinced her it was okay to spring for the more expensive Lincoln.
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Photolemur 2.2 Spectre: Family License Not all of us can spring for Photoshop, especially if all we want is to lightly edit our selfies.
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That's a gap large enough to spring for the $1,900 kit with a 18-55mm lens and still have a little cash left over.
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The outing followed a strong spring for the 30-year-old Dominican, who went 2-0 with a 1.29 ERA in four exhibition starts.
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In Coachella Valley last spring, for instance, rain made the sand they were using feel like clay that then cracked when the sun emerged.
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But if you forget, or are simply too cheap to spring for an Edible Arrangement, Facebook is offering a digital flower in some markets.
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Also, you might want to spring for a net, because it's a bit of a chore to pick up all the ping pong balls.
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But, there are a few essentials you should have on hand to transition seamlessly from winter to spring, for both practicality and style purposes.
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Spring for another $19.99 per month and you can connect to the company's much faster 10Gbit network located in the U.S., Netherlands, or Canada.
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Many will spring for big-ticket items like a comfortable new mattress, a stunning 4K TV, or maybe even a nice pair of headphones.
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So in order to make the simultaneous shoots work, Disney decided to spring for a hairpiece that put its enormous budget to good use.
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Better to spring for the chocolate chunk pancakes or the "Fricken Waffle," fried chicken served on a bacon cheddar waffle and smothered in gravy.
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XCraft, the company behind the PhoneDrone Ethos, scored a rare investment from all of the judges on the ABC show last spring, for example.
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" NASA is accepting proposals from "all domestic commercial providers" this spring for "commercial lunar payload service contracts for surface delivery as early as 2019.
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There is always one more treatment to try or redo, provided she's willing to spring for it or disappear into a canyon of debt.
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Jung Ho Kang hit his third home run of the spring for Pittsburgh, while J.B. Shuck and Pablo Reyes also went deep for Pittsburgh.
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The island brings in about 500 horses each spring for the peak summer tourist season, allowing visitors the ability to easily travel by carriage.
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Last spring, for example, Xanax vendor HulkedBenzoBoss began offering direct deals ("DDs," in dark net parlance), as well as customer support, over the app.
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Coogan's will be closing this spring for the usual horrible reasons, the end of a lease and impossible rent demands for a new one.
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But the real reason to spring for this collection is the smartly chosen roster of talent and the rich, analog sound of the recordings.
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Amazon opposed a proposal in Seattle last spring for a corporate tax to help the homeless, and succeeded in getting it cut in half.
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The seed for it was first planted in 2013 when Ms. Yerushalmy deconstructed Vaslav Nijinsky's "Rite of Spring" for a centennial celebration in Berlin.
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I first spoke with Roberson, who's worked at local schools, last spring for a story about the rise of single mothers running for office.
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Since the real draw here is the bay, splurging on a room that overlooks industrial buildings wouldn't sit right — spring for a water view.
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"I always fly economy if I'm paying the tab, because I'm too cheap to spring for an expensive ticket," Corcoran tells The Points Guy.
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Those who are driven should spring for the $4,300 back seat package that adds all sorts of amenities and a richer Bentley-esque atmosphere.
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Community Service Society used $349.50 in Neediest Cases funds to buy Ms. Williams three months of MetroCards last spring for traveling to her job.
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Hyun-Jin Ryu gave up two runs on five hits over four innings, the first runs he has allowed this spring, for the Dodgers.
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This summer, as the temps began to ramp up, I decided to stop being a cheapskate and spring for a dedicated cold-brew maker.
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Omar — who was rebuked by her colleagues this spring for comments that were criticized as anti-Semitic — was immediately confronted by combative GOP Rep.
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Pretty Little Liars is returning in the spring for the second half of its seventh and final season, and the mind games have already begun.
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Roark settles in as Nationals defeat Marlins WASHINGTON — This has been an uneven spring for Tanner Roark, the right-handed starter for the Washington Nationals.
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A court-martial trial is slated this spring for Chief Special Warfare Operator Tony DeDolph, who is accused of killing a Green Beret in Mali.
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That creepy ending will likely have major ramifications when we check back in on Sabrina in the spring for the back-half of season 1.
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If you spring for the LTE model, the garish red dot on the digital crown has been replaced with a much more subtle red ring.
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Will the young hopefuls spring for this 1974-build, or will the Gaineses work their magic on another Waco spot in need of some shiplap?
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A fully wound spring, for example, doesn't release the same amount of force as an unwound one, so a watch has to regulate that somehow.
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After all, it's not like he's wondering whether or not he should spring for the premium upgrade so he can send private messages to recruiters.
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In the spring, for example, venture firms including Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz and Union Square Ventures reportedly invested in a crypto hedge fund called MetaStable.
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At its entry level, the Folio includes a 12.5-inch 1080p display, but anyone buying this will likely want to spring for its 25K option.
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The big political shift came as right-wing voters flocked to Vox, which only had broken into Parliament in the spring for the first time.
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Help their New Year's Day layover fly by with a year's subscription to a publication you know they love but might not spring for themselves.
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This Op-Doc goes behind the scenes at the Met and the celebrity-laden gala Ms. Wintour holds there each spring for its Costume Institute.
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"This is in order to go back to market prices," said Mr. Zhang, who believes that this could mean "a second spring" for sharing bikes.
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With the L train shutting down next spring for 15 months of repairs, next-door Williamsburg is already losing its appeal as a dining hub.
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Cons: Some rooms have smaller balconies, so if you plan to use one constantly, make sure you spring for a room with a bigger balcony.
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The Fed's criticism is notable because State Street, among others, lobbied successfully this spring for lawmakers to reduce certain capital requirements that custody banks face.
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Bo: Money gives you license to indulge your deepest hypocrisies, so hell yeah I'd spring for a private plane if I had a billion dollars.
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They'll spring for free credit monitoring if you were affected, but honestly you've already got that through Marriott or Equifax or take your pick, right?
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You could also spring for the 200GB ($2.99/month) or 2TB ($9.99/month) plans, which also allow you to share that storage with your family.
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If your budget is limited, take a shorter trip within the United States and spring for nice accommodations and a few meals in upscale restaurants.
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" A slide from a similar presentation prepared last spring for the same leaders called for "re-profiling current talent" to "create room for new talent.
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Finally, the iconic cherry blossom trees that ring the Tidal Basin of the National Mall have heralded the coming of spring for nearly a century.
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If you do spring for multiple Google Home speakers, you can set them up, via the app, to play the same music in multiple rooms.
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Her modestly cut, fit-for-a-princess ball gown inspired countless copies for brides who couldn't spring for a custom Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen design.
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The Doel 22020 and 2 reactors were shut down in the spring for repairs to their water-cooling systems, while Tihange 1 went offline on Oct.
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Alexa Sulvetta is still contesting a $103,250 bill she received last spring for treatment of a broken ankle after she fell from a rock climbing wall.
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Those are the big changes, but for the full breakdown of the software changes arriving later this spring for the Xbox One, check out Microsoft's post.
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So if you want to upgrade that lumpy couch, spring for decorative pillows up the wazoo, or jazz up your backyard, we'll take care of it.
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There are many different types of vacuums to choose from, including cordless and robot varieties — but don't just spring for the most affordable or trendiest one.
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And while Trump has given his generals and military advisers more autonomy, McMaster could have difficulty convincing the president to spring for more troops in Afghanistan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Cherry blossoms, tulips, and visits to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden may signal spring for many who live in New York.
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Of course, all bets are off if they want to spring for an all-expenses-paid vacation to someplace sunny and swell for the whole crew.
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The reality is that if you're trying to join a video conference, you should just spring for wired headphones, possibly even ones that connect via USB.
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Lucas Hnath, a Tony Award nominee last spring for "A Doll's House, Part 2," brought "The Christians" there for its world premiere a few seasons back.
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All this could have happened in 22 minutes, but in their infinite wisdom, the suits at Sony Entertainment decided to spring for the feature-length film.
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You don't have occasion to wear it often — and you probably can't spring for several — but when you do, you become the best version of yourself.
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Prestige, who recently tried the LP 60 for the first time, agrees this is a good option for anyone who can't spring for the LP 21200.
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And while they appear secluded, they are close enough to the venue for private golf-cart transportation — for those who spring for the most expensive package.
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But, if you do spring for some chocolate on the side, just stick to the serving size on the back of the Trader Joe's packets. 10.
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Because most of the Olympic coverage will be on cable channels, you'll only have access to NBC and Telemundo if you spring for a $30 HD antenna.
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There's a good chance the device won't be available until the fall, a move that would echo Google's announcing the Home last spring for a fall release.
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The Scorpion actress and American Idol alum, 33, will make her Broadway debut this spring for a limited run at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre beginning April 10.
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He added it would probably take until spring for the market to react to the election, following primaries that would clarify who the Democratic candidate would be.
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And if you're not storing things for days at a time, there's really no need to spring for the Yeti, which, again, is six times the price.
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In December 1886, Woolson rented a villa outside Florence, and James stayed there the following spring for six weeks, occupying the downstairs apartment with a separate entrance.
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Besides making audio more enjoyable — whether you spring for Even earbuds or just try out the Mimi Music app — these should have health benefits for you, too.
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Last spring, for example, Ere arranged for two buses to take 100 senior citizens downtown to vote in the Illinois primary, even though she can't vote herself.
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According to an affidavit from the F.B.I., Mr. Zhang stole company secrets before leaving Apple this spring for a new job at XMotors, a Chinese start-up.
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RunDisney also puts on a virtual Star Wars Half Marathon in the winter and early spring — for 2019, it costs $59 (and is open through March 31).
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History buffs, for example, could consider a tour of an important historical site or museum while water lovers may want to spring for a daylong sailing trip.
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So last spring, for his second year of eligibility, Labonte changed the vibe and opted not to attend the formal Hall of Fame announcement in downtown Charlotte.
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Heading to the Met this spring for the company's new production of Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier," I didn't anticipate that the opera would have all that much relevance.
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Today's announcement comes on the heels of an exciting spring for Uwamanzu-Nna, who recently attended the White House Science Fair, where she got to meet President Obama.
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Although she was born in Columbus, Ohio, she grew up in Houston suburb named Spring for most of her life and still lives there, according to her website.
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If you're willing to spring for the largest and clearest screen, most storage, fastest processing speed, and longest battery life, the Fire 10 HD tablet is for you.
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The Thermo's design is really pretty nifty, but there's a big catch: the Thermo, which is supposed to ship this spring for $100, is not yet FDA approved.
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The Islanders (83-28-21) have made the playoffs three of the last four seasons and reached the conference quarterfinals last spring for the first time since 210.
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Nintendo Switch Lite, Zacian and Zamazenta Edition — $23 See Details If you're going to spring for a 2199K TV, why not splurge on a sound system as well?
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Which is why we love Warby Parker shades—because they're well made and they won't cost you a bunch if you need to spring for a new pair.
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We all decided to spring for some harder drugs instead, and the girls drove us to a convenience store where Sean got cash from an ATM for coke.
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NOAA forecast an above average spring for most he US >>> High temperatures will rise near 100 degrees Fahrenheit across parts of West Texas and the Texas Panhandle Thursday.
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Rereading "Silent Spring" for the first time since high school, I was struck by how chalky it is, how crammed with scientific studies, how devoid of human drama.
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It is also the reincarnation of the Spring for Music festival, which had a popular four-year run at Carnegie Hall before running out of funding in 2014.
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You can find all of our February extended horoscopes below: Much of this month will be foreshadowing what's going to go down this spring for you, professionally speaking.
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You can find a passably decent olive oil in your regular grocery store, or you could spring for the fancy stuff from a specialty grocer, up to you.
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Instead, the familiar sound of the singer David Lee Roth's voice is set against images of the car, which will become available this spring for the sum of $156,000.
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Sea of Thieves has been tested through this method, and Paladins will be available in the spring for all Xbox Insiders with an XP level of 10 or higher.
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The response indicated that Manafort, a veteran of Republican politics brought in this spring for the transition from primaries to the general election, has lost control over his candidate.
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But if you're on a 6S or older, it's a good value if you can't or don't want to spring for the X for the various reasons outlined above.
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To get the tech, though, you'll likely have to spring for the higher-end SEL and SEL Premium models that are probably going to land in the $25,000 ballpark.
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The hopes raised by the Arab spring—for more inclusive politics and more responsive government, for more jobs and fewer presidential cronies carving up the economy—have been dashed.
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Olnick and Spanu bought the former computer factory four years ago, the location of which was ideal for them — they've lived in Cold Spring for more than a decade.
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" When questioned why they chose to spring for the capital letters in that instance, they said they often partake in the trend "to make something sound more ironically official.
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This spring, for example, the company began testing this "Go Live" button in its Android application, noting that it would eventually roll out similar functionality to all Twitter users.
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Shift takes inspiration from a defunct Carnegie Hall event, Spring for Music, which, from 2011 to 2014, attracted two dozen orchestras and much offbeat fare to New York City.
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I thought it was worth it to spring for the pod experience — after all, it's touted as one of the highest observation decks in the world at 1,465 feet.
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Cuernavaca, which has a population of about 29,2000, is the capital of the state of Morelos and is known as the City of Eternal Spring, for its temperate climate.
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Jennings and his crew were piling into a sprinter van when he decided to spring for some street roses ... presumably for the ladies accompanying him to the after-party.
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Every spring, for the decade I've spent writing and caring too much about baseball (and for many years before), a great performance of reason occurs across Major League Baseball.
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But other studies indicate that those who spring for cosmetic surgery may be more likely to suffer from depression or low self-esteem, which can lead to worse outcomes.
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Texas, for example, was scrutinized this past spring for proposed legislation that would have imposed criminal punishments and fines on people who voted without knowing that they were ineligible.
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WASHINGTON — Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, praised President Trump last spring for backing the rule of law and commended the Constitution and American culture for protecting lawfulness.
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St. Michael's Cemetery has hosted this tribute concert to Scott Joplin every spring for the last 1974 years, and the composer would have probably been delighted by the spectacle.
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If you do end up making big changes during Mercury retrograde, just be mindful — read that rental contract extra-carefully, or spring for traveler's insurance if you usually don't.
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Instead of honey, I served it with a very refreshing rhubarb sauce punched up with ginger and cardamom — a nod to spring, for which rhubarb is a rosy harbinger.
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But the election this spring for mayor of Omaha is pitting abortion rights activists against economic populists and threatening the party's unity as it regroups to confront President Trump.
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This means that you'll have to spring for a more expensive model (which isn't ideal, we know), but if you go the cheap route, we promise you'll be disappointed.
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"They don't spring for that kind of thing, because they think it's unnecessary," Jia Wei, a former auctioneer, who used to work with Wang Wei, Liu's wife, told me.
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Cyan Banister is an accomplished angel investor who, along with her husband, won TechCrunch's Angel of the Year award last spring for prescient bets on SpaceX, Uber, and DeepMind Technologies.
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The price is also discounted from $249 to $199 as soon as you purchase two or more which also probably helps encourage people to spring for an extra (or two).
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The last time the Cincinnati Symphony, founded in 1895, played New York was in 2014, when it presented an exhilarating program for the Spring for Music festival at Carnegie Hall.
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A politically moderate Google employee, who recently left the company on his own terms, took a shot in an anonymous blog post at the activists' leadership this spring, for instance.
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But with these two new tablets and the expectation of a Surface Pro 5 from Microsoft in the near future, it should be an interesting spring for Windows 10 tablets.
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In the back of your mind, you wonder what you're missing and how much further ahead you'd be if you didn't spring for some of the great deals you see.
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If you can't spring for a new mower, give your current model a little TLC by balancing and sharpening blades, changing spark plugs and air filters, and draining old fuel.
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" He suggested in the letter that Northam visit campus at a later date in the spring for a "roundtable discussion and interview on ways we can all move Virginia forward.
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Stereo sound coming directly from the screens could make the phone look and sound slicker, and customers nostalgic for buttons and physical keyboards will spring for the improved haptic feedback.
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In fact, Jonas didn't even spring for an Uber and took a $2.75 ride on New York City's public subway to attend the Met Gala, according to the star's Instagram.
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Tuck it behind the Barbasol and Irish Spring for the next girl to find on a night she'll be brushing her teeth with her finger and sleeping in her contacts.
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Large parts of the report were redacted when the Justice Department released it last spring, for several reasons, including that Trump ally Roger Stone's criminal case was headed to trial.
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"If you truly want a slice of pizza that's worth its price tag, spring for a flavor that incorporates a few different toppings or is explicated listed as "wood-fired.
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Peloton now offers an app that lets people use their own devices to access routines, without having to spring for the $2,000 bike: It features yoga, meditation, and running classes.
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Comedienne Michelle Wolf, who once called Eric Trump "an abortion," stirred enormous controversy this spring for mocking White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders's appearance at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
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That means if you want to play Fortnite against your iOS, Mac, PC, Xbox One, PS4, and Switch friends right away, you're going to have to spring for a Note 9.
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Ms. James encouraged diners to spring for a bottle, have a glass or two and then use that bottle as a way to revisit the experience over the next few days.
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ZAAROUR, Lebanon (Reuters) - A vast number of migrating butterflies have swarmed across Lebanon this year after heavy winter rain in the Middle East led to an exceptional spring for wild flowers.
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You no longer have the backing of your school or workplace to get free access, so you have no choice but to spring for a subscription, which, frankly, doesn't come cheap.
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Microsoft is essentially branding its payment plan as "All Access" and bundling a subscription to round them out and potentially get customers to spring for more than they otherwise would have.
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In that study, researchers analyzed thousands of fossilized tree rings from France and Germany and calculated how much it had rained there (in millimeters) every spring for the past 2,500 years.
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"It's going to be a very green spring for our first Powerball jackpot winner of 2019," David Barden, Powerball Product Group chairman and New Mexico Lottery CEO, said in a statement.
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The dry spell has helped fan rare winter bushfires in parts of the country and the Bureau of Meteorology has forecast an unusually dry and warm spring for Australia's east coast.
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And supposing you want to spring for the humane stuff, how do you know which farms are really treating their hens right, and which are just throwing up smoke and mirrors?
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A yoga studio near my apartment has a promotional rate of $303 for a month of unlimited classes, and since regular drop-ins are $20 per class, I spring for it.
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And shortly before the apocalypse, their mission of acting as the coil-spring for humanity's progress will come to an end, and they will prepare their end with their own hands.
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Reds (ss) 3, Diamondbacks 3 Matt Kemp hit his second home run of the spring for Cincinnati, and his replacement in left field, Courtney Hawkins, also went deep at Scottsdale, Ariz.
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I will continue buying lonely bananas and un-packaged produce, and, when the time comes for me to buy my next toothbrush, I might just spring for a bamboo-based one.
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The taboo of asking Recipients would rather receive something they asked for, but givers often spring for the surprise factor or something "special" even if the recipient has a registry or list.
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Shawkan At least 817 people were killed in the 2013 crackdown, which led to the resignation of Vice President Mohamed ElBaradei and marked the end of the Arab Spring for many observers.
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The worst-case scenario is a total collapse in the spring for which no public education campaign has been carried out on where citizens should flee or what precautions they should take.
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People who want to use the Pixel Slate for productivity will probably want to spring for the $999 option, which gets you a Core i5, 8GB of RAM, and 1593GB of storage.
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You can use it with whatever Bluetooth keyboard you might already have, opt for a Brydge keyboard custom-made for this device at $159, or spring for Google's own solution at $199.
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There's still the question of whether or not the average consumer cares enough to spring for any sort of water conservation device, even if it doesn't require a visit from the plumber.
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Typical trends in the first week of spring for the S&P are basically flat lined; trading positive just 60% of the time with average negative returns of a mere 0.01 percent.
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Mr. Fultz, who lost a Republican primary bid this spring for the State House of Representatives, has gained a measure of celebrity, and many in Whitesburg regarded the university as a bully.
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Washington, DC, may be a well-known spot in the spring for the Cherry Blossom Festival, but its stunning fall leaves also make for memorable landscapes that contrast the city's traditional architecture.
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According to the U.S. Navy, who rescued the foursome, Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiaba of Honolulu, Hawaii, left Oahu in a 50-foot sailboat called the "Sea Nymph" this spring for Tahiti.
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Prototype When Kathleen Boylan walked into an orientation meeting last spring for a new ride-hailing company called Juno, held at its 1 World Trade Center office, she liked what she heard.
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NOAA forecast an above average spring for most he US >>> "Atlanta and Montgomery, Alabama, will feel more like mid-June the next few days rather than the end of March," says Chinchar.
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Drinks Patrons feeling flush can spring for a $670 bottle of 2006 Tattinger Comtes de Champagne or sample a $25 Manhattan (bourbon or tequila) from a drink trolley that circles the room.
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It will probably have little bearing on what you pick for your 4 for $4, but maybe, just maybe, all those fun little buttons could convince you to spring for a Frosty.
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In addition to debuting the Pixel 4, Google also: Introduced a less expensive Pixelbook laptop, the $649 Pixelbook Go. Detailed its second-generation Pixel Buds that are coming next spring for $179.
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Spencer — who was the national player of the year in lacrosse last spring for Loyola Maryland — made 6 of 12 shots from the field, including 2 of 3 from behind the arc.
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She was working as an assistant district attorney in the Bronx when an opportunity came last spring for her to move to Atlanta and work in the Clayton County district attorney's office.
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Hulu allows up to two users at a time to stream content, although you can watch on an unlimited number of screens if you spring for the most expensive Live TV package.
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The biodiversity of the forest is immense and comparable to that of rain forests, said Mr. Wesolowski, who has been visiting Bialowieza to conduct fieldwork every spring for the past 43 years.
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The movie release calendar settled into a routine decades ago: Fall is for prestige releases, winter and early spring for a smattering of smaller and sometimes less ambitious offerings, and summer for blockbusters.
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The ride-hailing service has learned from its internal data that riders are much more likely to spring for surge-priced fares when their phone is nearing the end of its battery life.
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This spring, for example, American Airlines changed its award chart, upping the mileage on many premium reward seats — a one-way first-class ticket to Hawaii now costs 65,000 miles, up from 47,500.
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Choose the former and your family may spring for a pricy coffin and gravestone; the latter will land you in a nice urn atop a mantel, or perhaps scattered among the ocean waves.
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Cancer is a water sign, making the aquatic life another lure from that comfy perch right under the AC. Spring for a pool pass or turn weekend beach trips in a squad ritual.
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So if you want to do your part in the fight against plastic-laced oysters, spring for that front-loaded washer... or just stop washing your clothes, and learn to love the stink
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An extremely potent Arctic cold front and weather system in the upper levels of the atmosphere will effectively postpone spring for several days at least across the Midwest and Northeast beginning on Saturday.
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OK, do you need to spring for the car in a "Selenite Grey Magno" paint job with a "Bengal Red and Black Nappa Leather" interior, for a total additional outlay of roughly $7,000?
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The Army will issue contracts next spring for the delivery of four non-developmental RCV-L surrogates for evaluation, test, and manned-unmanned teaming experimentation, a Federal Business Opportunities notice from May explained.
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"Take Me Out," which imagined the repercussions of a major-league baseball player coming out of the closet, will return to Broadway in the spring for the first time since its 2003 premiere.
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Ojai hasn't been his only work over the past 16 years; he's consulted widely, and helped found Spring for Music, the all too short-lived festival that brought American orchestras to Carnegie Hall.
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Even though most teens can't afford to drop multiple hundreds on the versions peddled by other brands, they're probably a lot more likely to spring for Crocs' regular ol' $30 to $40 versions.
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Meteorologically speaking, spring for many parts of the US came very early this year (due to that other crisis): Earliest spring ("first leaf-out") on record for a large portion of the Southeast.
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Your birthday is the one day of the year where you have a free pass to go hard with glam: get a lavish mani, spring for a fancy facial, book that bougie massage.
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If you value all of these features, there's really no reason to spring for the Ionic unless you absolutely require built-in GPS so you can run or bike outside without a phone.
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Buyers in this segment don't spring for the crazy technology — this is a value-oriented market — but the Rio EX comes with keyless entry, a 7-inch display, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
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When they returned to film last spring for three weeks, they focused on the 20-man national team, which was training for and competing in the I.I.H.F. world championship in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Most of the project's 404 units will be studios and one-bedrooms, 33 of them affordable units that were parceled out in a lottery held last spring for applicants who met income requirements.
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Gel manicure is actually the only nail that will hold up to the constant scrubbing that comes with doing surgery on a regular basis, so I spring for gel manicures probably twice a month.
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If you spring for it, the Folio also packs an Intel gigabit LTE chip inside for accessing mobile networks when WiFi isn't available (provided you get a data plan for the machine, of course).
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At the beginning of each spring for the last seven years, a pair of Red-tailed hawks nest on the window ledge of New York University's library overlooking New York City's Washington Square Park.
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The Times also reports that 10 percent more single women than men are becoming first-time home owners, though the houses they buy are about $10,000 cheaper than the ones single men spring for.
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The play, which is an adaptation of her novel, is being produced this spring for the first time by a nonprofit she created, not the local museum that had relied on it for revenue.
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Finally, Google fans who aren't into Prime should spring for a Google Home or Nest Mini because the Google Assistant is bound to pick up as many tricks as Amazon's Alexa before too long.
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When payday comes, the path of least resistance is to write a rent check, stock up on beans and rice, make a loan payment, and spring for a couple of beers with what's left.
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Four dogs on a team run by Dallas Seavey, a four-time champion and the most dominant musher in the sport, tested positive last spring for high levels of Tramadol, an opioid pain reliever.
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You can go all-out and buy her an iPad if you want to get her on iMessage and FaceTime, but it'll be much cheaper to spring for the base-level Amazon Fire tablet.
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Mr. Johnson said his client was suspended this spring for three days from Brentwood High School for scribbling in a notebook the El Salvador telephone code "503," which has been linked to MS-13.
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And when he does — as odds suggest is likely — he may want to spring for a hot-towel shave and a jacket that fits, and learn to tuck in his shirt, industry experts say.
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The movie's action is set in between the first and second movies, with Jonathan Breck returning as the mysterious Creeper, a supernatural creature that gets to feed on people every 23rd spring for 23 days.
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As well as some Stevie Wonder and Queen Bey, the first lady and Corden sang along to "This Is For My Girls," the anthem Obama released in the spring for her Let Girls Learn initiative.
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But if you want to leave your smartphone, tablet, and even sat-nav unit at home when you head out into the wilderness, without getting lost, you'll want to spring for the $700 Fēnix 5X.
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But if you ask me, if all you're looking to do is stream video for a few hours before heading to bed there's little reason to spring for the more expensive of Amazon's two devices.
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Now Goat Yoga enthusiasts might have to wait until spring for their next healthy fix as the rain season is about to begin, said Morse who describes Goat Yoga as a wonderful and unique experience.
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His new pick to lead the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, criticized former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler last spring for what he saw as over-regulating a proposed merger between Time Warner Cable and Charter.
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If your home's Wi-Fi is subpar (and you don't want to spring for Google's new Wifi routers to fix it), you can deal with it the old-fashioned way: with a big, fat wire.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel is working to set a date this spring for a meeting with Donald Trump, who will be sworn in as U.S. president on Friday, German government sources said on Monday.
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Yes, I take the novice's unrefined delight in the showiest or strangest birds: I'm yearning most, this spring, for my first good look at an indigo bunting, or the snaggletooth beak of a red crossbill.
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"With God's permission, it will be spring for Turkey and the Turkish people and a black winter for terrorists," Erdogan told supporters on Monday in Trabzon, a heavily nationalist town on the Black Sea coast.
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There are places for small things in the outside pockets but again, not a lot of room for much bigger than a paperback, water bottle or snack unless you spring for the folio add-on.
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These multi-resort passes go on sale in the spring for the following winter and offer access — ranging from a few days with blackouts to unlimited and unrestricted skiing or snowboarding — to multiple worldwide destinations.
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The Cincinnati May Festival was responsible for that premiere, and its forces brought the work — since then largely forgotten — to Carnegie Hall in 2014, under the auspices of the late, lamented Spring for Music festival.
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Also, the airfare prediction app Hopper saw a 2340 percent increase in flight searches this spring for travel in the fall to South Africa from the United States, compared with the same period last year.
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CONSIDER A SPLURGE Since you're not paying for airfare or spending a large amount of money on fuel, a staycation is a good excuse to spring for an indulgent experience that otherwise is too expensive.
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Montgomery County police are working alongside federal agents from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to sift through the site in Silver Spring for clues to the cause of the Aug.
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Matt Gallagher, a Warbelow's pilot since 255, is leaving next spring for a job in Colorado to be closer to his family, and to seize the chance to move on to bigger and faster aircraft.
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The Getty's design, and a plan developed with insurers eager to keep the valuable collection safe, helped shield from damage art including Edouard Manet's "Spring," for which it paid more than $65 million in 2014.
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It's possible that the chefs at Little Pepper cook with extra precision because real estate is cheaper in College Point than in Flushing, allowing the owners to spring for the roomy, shipshape kitchen in the back.
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Federal ethics standards bar subordinates from performing tasks of personal assistance; neither they nor perhaps any other standards can explain why a man so fond of first-class travel could not spring for a new mattress.
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Sure, we wouldn't put it past Gaga to spring for the real deal, but the scale of the design leads us to believe that it's more likely the result of a temporary sticker than tattoo gun.
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Cooks, whom the Rams acquired from the New England Patriots this spring for a first-round pick and a swap of later-round picks, was entering the $22018 million fifth-year option of his rookie contract.
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If the boss won't spring for new furniture, adjust your chair so you can sit up straight with your shoulders back and chest open, and center your computer screen (or screens) in front of your eyes.
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When a customer finally does spring for those Dries, those well-cut jeans, or those tennis shoes, the item's already a favorite — it's something beautiful and functional, and so is the store where it was found.
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Up to $100 in airline fee creditsIf you travel by air, you likely come across an occasional baggage fee or in-flight meal, or maybe you want to spring for priority boarding or other add-ons.
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Her second Pulitzer came just last spring, for "Sweat," a deeply researched piece set in Reading, Pa., that channels the anxiety and despair of working-class Americans caught in the wreckage of once-thriving factory towns.
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Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana has said joint exercises with the US would continue during the 180-day period, including the multinational Balikatan exercise that has taken place in the Philippines every spring for 35 years.
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One senior White House official doesn't expect him out on the road after that, saying they will focus his energy on bigger regional fundraisers and leave Pence to hit the trail this spring for specific races.
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I try to keep daily meals at or under $10 — though I occasionally spring for a $12 poke bowl or my favorite $14 salad from Gotan — so that means, on a good week, $50 on lunches.
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This past spring, for example, a team of naturalists and biomedical researchers led by Susan VandeWoude, professor of comparative medicine at Colorado State University, reported an example of what seems to be an incomplete cross-species transition.
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While we probably still wouldn't personally spring for such a pricey straw, we also wouldn't toss one to the curb if some well-off relative bought us one for graduation in lieu of a silver Infinity bracelet.
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This spring, for example, the 25-year-old global private equity fund of funds Horsley Bridge Partners took to Twitter to share part of its approach to venture investing and why it favors funding early-stage firms.
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In a time in which more and more younger people do not splurge for cable—and when bars spring for pay-per-view licensing fees with less frequency as well—Top Rank appeals to those cord-cutters.
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If you don't want to spring for the cost of a ticket to the The Dali Museum—or can't bear to be indoors when the sun is out—the local street art offers plenty of eye candy.
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He had built a small but devoted following for his self-published erotic e-books when he was nominated in the spring for a Hugo Award, one of the highest honors in science fiction and fantasy writing.
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" While he made headlines in the spring for shoving a young black woman at a Trump rally in Louisville, Ky., Mr. Heimbach said he had not formally endorsed Mr. Trump because "he is not a white nationalist.
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If you want the proper trim and kit, you'll spring for the $21451877,14518793 "Pioneer" edition, which adds at-home training, power heating, fancy detailing and an electronic flight instrument display instead of the boring old electromechanical option.
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In the second round, the team traded the future first-round pick it got in the Jeff Green deal earlier this spring for picks No. 31 and 35, which they used on Deyonta Davis and Rade Zagorac.
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When you spring for an Uber, the idea is that the person behind the wheel has a much better idea of how to get you where you want to go, taking the quickest route, than you do.
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They submitted about three times the roughly 100,000 required signatures by last August, setting up the statewide ballot vote, then began aggressively campaigning this spring for a "no" vote — that is, a reversal of the legislative move.
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Were the awards on Monday night, as the council had trumpeted when it first unveiled plans this spring for a revamped prize-giving, "the Met Gala meets the Academy Awards," only on this side of the Atlantic?
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This includes favorable winter weather, an Eagles Super Bowl championship that likely lifted sales, and new regulations for Little League baseball bats that recently went into effect, which should draw shoppers into stores this spring for replacements.
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Can you imagine if I was trying to drive up to Vermont in the winter and the cute girl I'm bringing up is freezing in her seat because I was too cheap to spring for the heated seats?
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It's a series of luxury watches that will cost between $1,500 to $2,500, and they are targeting the high-end watch market that might ordinarily spring for an upscale mechanical watch like a Rolex, Breitling, or Omega instead.
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As per usual, most of the profits came from the North American segment, including the US and Canada, where users generally don't spring for the big Asian sales event, Singles Day, which falls on November 11th every year.
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Because their daughter had a medical condition, the family was willing to spring for a hotel room to keep her safe while they made another attempt; the asylum seekers who wait on bridges, Leutert presumes, aren't so lucky.
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Though we'll have to wait until spring for the full drop (no see now, buy now action here), Vogue reports that a nine-piece capsule collection will be available at pop-up trucks around New York City tomorrow.
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If you spring for this Automat's bundles, you'll get macro, fish-eye, and wide attachments, along with the fantastic lens-covering Splitzer, which divides the frame up into sections that you can expose individually for a collage effect.
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Inditex's solid earnings set it apart from European peers such as H&M and Next, which blamed a warm winter and a cold spring for below-forecast figures last week and consistently have lagged behind their Spanish rival.
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If none of those immigrants would otherwise have applied for citizenship, that would represent a 9 percent increase from March and April of last year — which was a relatively weak spring for applications, as the graph above shows.
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After she deducted one point from a first-year student's paper last spring for using "mankind" instead of "humankind" — she said she had told the class that "inclusive" vocabulary is required — the student contacted the website Campus Reform.
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When I visited Zimbabwe this spring for vacation, I wanted to try to meet up with Abel, since I was going to be passing by the small town where he lived, Dinde, a couple hours from Victoria Falls.
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Mr. Pence signaled his own support for the group by appearing with his wife at a reception in Washington this spring for prospective donors to America First Policies that was hosted by a fund-raising consultant, Jeff Miller.
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In the englyn pile that is Madrid's poem "Cold Spring," for example, the mind might be teased into wondering about the relation between the stanza's opening images and the epigrammatic wisdom that follows: Cold spring and a starling's neck.
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At this point, you might as well spring for two $350 Nest Cam IQ Outdoor cameras for the front and back of the house and at least one $300 Nest Cam IQ Indoor camera for thing your living area.
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One way to spice up a more traditional strap-on is to spring for one with a vibrating function, like this dual-action model that gives both you and your partner pleasure with the added benefits of a vibrator.
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Anyone who wanted to do more graphics-intensive computing like editing video or drafting with CAD software ponied up the cash to spring for the 15-inch MacBook Pro for its beefier processor and more powerful discrete graphics chip.
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The silver color carries a $50 premium over the standard black, which I don't fully understand, given it drops the illuminated logo, but if I were already spending this much on a laptop, I'd probably spring for it anyway.
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The United States also announced Sunday that the U.S. Air Force will send six F-15s to Norway's neighbor, Finland, this spring for exercises that will operate out of a base about 100 miles from the border with Russia.
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SHIFT: A FESTIVAL OF AMERICAN ORCHESTRAS The energy and creativity of the all-too-short-lived Spring for Music festival, a celebration of large American ensembles at Carnegie Hall, has found its way to the Kennedy Center in Washington.
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The city also hopes to receive state approval this spring for $80 million for design and construction to reconfigure Route 79 just north of downtown, which would further improve harbor access and open 10 acres for mixed-use development.
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All that said, it's probably going to take more than total encryption for a company to spring for a mainframe unless it's core to their business, according to analyst Roger L. Kay from the firm, Endpoint Technologies Associates, Inc.
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SHIFT: FESTIVAL OF AMERICAN ORCHESTRAS After a successful inaugural run, this showcase for ensembles thinking outside the box — modeled on the Spring for Music festival at Carnegie Hall a few years ago — returns to the Kennedy Center in Washington.
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If telecommuting becomes more regular for you, your employer might even spring for other essential home-office gear, such as a monitor, an external keyboard, an office chair, and a height-adjustable desk, to make working from home ergonomic.
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If you're not content to simply carve three X's into your half-used one and want to spring for the brand-new edition, you can shop it at Fenty Beauty right now for $34 — but you'll want to act fast.
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You may also want to spring for the new Xbox Game Pass Ultimate service, which combines Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass — meaning you get the usual online benefits as well as access to the growing Game Pass library.
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They're incredibly comfortable (especially if you spring for the Comply foam tips that are available as an aftermarket add-on), and they produce a pleasing, full sound that's suited both to music and to spoken work playback including podcasts and audiobooks.
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The satirical play based on the drug company executive-turned-national troll is returning to New York this spring for an Off-Broadway run — set to end right before the start of Shkreli's real-life criminal trial on securities fraud charges.
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Before the birth of her son Saint, now 2, Kim Kardashian West dropped some not-so-subtle hints on her website that she was hoping her husband would spring for a Lorraine Schwartz diamond choker to mark the happy occasion.
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I didn't want to pay for a budgeting app at first, but after a few months I decided to spring for what personal finance gurus seem to have deemed the holy grail of budgeting programs: You Need a Budget, or YNAB.
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During Macron's visit to Washington last spring for the first -- and still the only -- formal state visit, Macron lobbied the President to remain in the nuclear accord, including over an intimate dinner of dover sole at George Washington's Mount Vernon estate.
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If, for all intents and purposes, you're just transporting your lunch to the office or bringing some snacks and drinks to the soccer field for an afternoon, there's really no need spring for a Yeti or other high-end coolers.
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Anchorage was one of the areas that saw record-breaking heat in June, which followed a record-warm spring for Alaska as a whole, said Rick Thoman, a Fairbanks-based climate scientist with the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy.
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Heck, since the P-Series Quantum is already such a great value, you could even spring for a fancy Apple TV, although you already get a lot of those features with the welcome addition of AirPlay 2.0 on Vizio TVs.
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Previews of dance premieres include Wayne McGregor's "Afterite" (April 29-30), a new staging of "The Rite of Spring" for American Ballet Theater, and a new work by the Ballet Theater corps dancer Gemma Bond for the Washington Ballet (Feb.
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Despite the news-making $110.5 million sale of Jean-Michel Basquiat's 1982 skull painting at Sotheby's last spring, for example, that artist's "Il Duce" (1982) failed to sell at Christie's on Wednesday evening because bids did not meet the reserve.
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You may not always want to do it, it may not always feel natural or fun, but, like that kale smoothie you choke down or the probiotics you spring for at Whole Foods, you do it because it's good for you.
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"It gives him a way to deflect and defer," said John Pistole, a former FBI deputy director and head of the Transportation Security Administration who was among the candidates Trump interviewed this spring for the top job before ultimately picking Wray.
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The annual Foal Eagle training sessions in the spring, for example, typically involve practicing amphibious landings and anti-infiltration sweeps — the kinds of things that US and South Korean troops would be doing in the event of war with Pyongyang.
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Why did je keep referencing Lake Spring for this initial meeting where this whole thing was discussed and not a specific date, all these people met for this really important meeting about Russian collusion and elections and Laura, nobody can remember the date?
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Withings Activité Pop | Activity and Sleep Tracking WatchFrom amazonAlthough the Pop is the best value, you can spend $20 more and spring for the Activité Steel, which is the same watch with a polished metal frame and a more neutral color palette.
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The casts are auctioned off after select shows in the fall and spring for Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS — a nonprofit organization that helps men, women and children across the country receive lifesaving medications, health care, nutritious meals, counseling and emergency financial assistance.
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If you want to dress up as a hippie, for instance, you could spring for some cute patterned pants, a fringe jacket, and accessories you might wear normally, so that you can later weave these items into your day-to-day wardrobe.
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Last spring, for example, the Republican-controlled Texas Legislature outlawed any polling location that wasn't open for the state's 12-day early-voting period, a move that forced a number of colleges and universities to close temporary voting sites on their campuses.
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"A wet spring for most of those cattle regions will mean the producers are able to hold on to stock for a bit longer because they'll have grass on the ground," said Matt Dalgleish, a livestock market analyst at agricultural advisory firm Mercardo.
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Nelson Cruz hit his second home run of the spring for Minnesota Red Sox 6, Pirates 3 Jarren Duran and Josh Ockimey hit two-run homers and Michael Chavis smacked a solo blast as Boston defeated the host Pirates at Bradenton, Fla.
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Nelson Cruz hit his second home run of the spring for Minnesota Red Sox 23, Pirates 216 Jarren Duran and Josh Ockimey hit two-run homers and Michael Chavis smacked a solo blast as Boston defeated the host Pirates at Bradenton, Fla.
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If true relaxation is what you're after, spring for a suite at the fabulously luxurious hotel spa, where dual massage beds, more gorgeous views, and deep soaking tubs combine for a one-of-a-kind experience befitting the leader of the free world.
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Of course, you can get all of those same fitness tracking features in one of Fitbit's other products for less money, so the main reason you'd spring for the Versa over a Charge 3 or Inspire HR is for its smartwatch features.
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It's been a rough spring for Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, or TK. Both he and his company have been reeling from a workplace harassment and sexism scandal hit his company back in February, which also came shortly after the #DeleteUber movement began.
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What we are talking about are those one- to one-and-a-half-ounce bottles of cologne that can be had very cheaply as a kind of test drive before you spring for a bottle that may cost dozens to hundreds of dollars.
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When photojournalist Charles Mostoller captured images of these young men cruising the streets and videographer Alex Hotz released a video this past spring for Great Big Story, a network launched by CNN, Malik and his concrete cowboys gained widespread notice on Facebook and social media.
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However, for those who can't afford to get cakes made by one of the most talked about bakers of the moment, spring for 9-foot-long pool floats, or hire an actual unicorn, llamas are here as a newer and therefore easier-to-execute theme.
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But even with that, ProPilot Assist is one of the best Level 1 systems offered on a mainstream vehicle, putting it in the reach of consumers who don't want to spring for the more advanced systems on a $100,000 Tesla or Mercedes-Benz, for example.
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The idea is that gamers who are looking to complete their sweet, illuminated gaming rigs won't be left with empty memory slots on their motherboard bereft of LED lighting in the event that they don't want to spring for a full 64GB of RAM.
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Meat Claws — $30 See Details If your entire cookware collection could use an update, spring for this versatile four-piece pan set from Gotham Steel, which includes an 11-inch deep square pan, 11-inch lid, a deep-fry basket, and a steamer tray.
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And if your company or place of employment is too cheap to spring for a caterer, they dress up the act of asking the party guests to be the ones to bring the party food themselves as a fun, totally mandatory, community-building activity.
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And while the question of where to put all of those photos is easy enough to solve — an external hard drive, or reasonably priced iCloud storage, or, heck even spring for the $50 Flickr Pro — the process of downloading your photos isn't the easiest.
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If you're lucky enough to be within range of one of the film's 31 IMAX 70mm screenings in the US, then by all means, spring for that option — it's worth the added cost to see the film as the filmmaker intended it to be seen.
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Facebook's newest VR headset, Oculus Quest ships in the spring for $399 The compatibility strategy ties into Zuckerberg's prediction that the VR industry needs about 10 million users on any given hardware platform in order to drive enough sales for content creation to be sustainable.
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If you're in a seven-month growing season, you could be spending about $1,540 annually for a mid-priced service, while those in southern states like Florida and Texas may have to spring for the cost of another two months on top of that.
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Tickets for this free show went fast, but fans can sign up for Sony Hall's waiting list — or spring for a reasonably priced resale ticket to one of MGMT's two other sold-out dates at Kings Theater on Saturday and Brooklyn Steel on Monday.sonyhall.
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Chinese soap operas and Korean romantic comedies, British conspiracy thrillers, Indian gangster sagas, moody Scandinavian ghost stories, Mexican melodramas, Spanish crime capers, French children's shows and Japanese anime — the only bar to entry is how many TV and streaming subscriptions you're willing to spring for.
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I booked the Queen City room as opposed to the cheaper Queen Room or Queen Room Urban in the hopes that being on a higher floor would give me decent views without needing to spring for the highest-tier Queen or King Sky Rooms.
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Die-hard fans could even plan a doubleheader, returning to Sweden in spring for a major exhibition at the Moderna Museet's branch in Malmo, and visit Lund and Helsingborg, the two southern Swedish towns where the artist lived toward the end of her life.
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Tunisia's effort, wrenching as it is, may stand as the one bright spot in a region where the promise of the Arab Spring — for democracy and accountability — has been blunted in country after country: new authoritarianism in Egypt, civil war in Syria, chaos in Libya.
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" The blame for not bringing in the stars is landing largely on the team's owner, James L. Dolan, a cantankerous sort reviled by fans weary of all the losing — he had one of them ejected from the Garden this spring for shouting, "Sell the team!
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" The blame for not bringing in the stars is landing largely on the team's owner, James L. Dolan, a cantankerous sort reviled by fans weary of all the losing — he had one of them ejected from the Garden this spring for shouting, "Sell the team!
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Prosecutors in court papers detailed how Avenatti, since his arrest last spring for the federal cases, has repeatedly withdrawn cash and cashed checks in amounts of thousands of dollars, but less than the $10,000 threshold that requires banks to report financial transactions to federal regulators.
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Whether you&aposre hoping to get pregnant or not, the first thing you&aposre probably going to do if you think you might be pregnant is spring for a pregnancy test – but with so many options, how do you know which is the most accurate?
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Figaro, who is black and worked in the African-American outreach department on Sanders's first presidential bid, made headlines last spring for comments she made praising President Trump and decrying immigrants as recipients of "benefits that Americans do not get," while black Americans are disproportionately incarcerated.
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The finished Signature OLED TV R that consumers will be able to buy sometime this spring — for an astronomical, premium price — is quite similar to that prototype, but LG has refined the base station and added a 100-watt Dolby Atmos speaker for powerful built-in audio.
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After taking it home, searing it and realizing it was almost better than the expensive steak I usually spring for, I felt as if my butcher and I were in on a secret — an affordable, delicious secret, usually known only to small, charming bistros and neighborhood restaurants.
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But what if we told you there was a way to stay on budget and still get the perfect beauty gifts for everyone on your list, so that if you decide to spring for NYE takeout, it's because you want to (and not because you're in credit-card debt)?
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If you know you're not going to need a large amount of storage — in other words, you're not editing video on this thing or using it as a media server — you can spring for the $799 base model and spend that extra cash on an upgrade to an i43.
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It either happens voluntarily—usually by coaxing passengers on to later flights by offering a voucher for future travel—or involuntarily, as in the case of David Dao, who was literally dragged off a United Express flight last spring for refusing to comply with the airline's involuntary bumping requests.
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If you regularly exceed your monthly allotment, it might make sense to spring for one to two more GB a month; if you're paying for 3 GB and using less than 1 GB month each month, it could also make sense to drop down to a lower tier.
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The bet Cook seems to be making is that if Apple lowers the price of entry for getting a taste of its flagship iOS operating system, its customers will want to spend more money in Apple's ecosystem, even if they do not spring for its most expensive devices.
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For many students here in this western village, it was the first they had heard of plans to open the Jigme Singye Wangchuck School of Law, which will admit its inaugural class of about 183 students next spring for instruction at a temporary campus in Thimphu, the capital.
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Last spring, for the third season of VICE on HBO, VICE correspondent Thomas Morton explored the very real possibility of a world without antibiotics, looking at the sometimes-perilous search for as-yet-unknown plants that might contain the keys to a new breed of bacteria-fighting drugs.
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Depending on which itinerary you spring for, a knowledgeable local guide (some of them are also artists, musicians and historians) might lead you through neighborhoods like Chinatown, Ferreirasdorp, Newtown, Braamfontein or Fordsburg, directing your attention to easy-to-miss landmarks or sharing the inspiration behind vivid street art installations.
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Like many other work travelers whose bosses will not spring for business-class tickets, or even economy-plus fares, Mr. Lindsey is caught between corporate travel managers who want to save money and airlines that want to wring every last dollar from the least expensive seats on the plane.
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Click here to view original GIFProving once again that the only toy any kid really needs is a giant box of Lego, YouTube's Astonishing Studios has managed to recreate a working version of the classic Nerf Maverick REV-6 blaster using nothing but plastic bricks and a metal spring for power.
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The Oculus Rift S is indeed real and arrives in spring for $399 After years of high-profile onstage announcements, Oculus has decided to quietly deliver the successor to its flagship Rift virtual reality headset, confirming most of our October report with the release of the new Oculus Rift S.
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Video: MITCSAIL/YouTube We're using the term "robot" pretty loosely here: made of a common 3D-printed plastic called ABS, with a spring for movement and a simple, commercially available Arduino microcontroller for its brain, this thing isn't exactly The Terminator or a gunslinger out of Westworld (at least not yet).
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Facebook's newest VR headset, Oculus Quest, ships in the spring for $399 The Quest is still double the price of the Oculus Go, but based on the sturdy quality of the finished product and what's inside I would doubt that Facebook is making much of a profit off each device.
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I'll remind everyone we live in a world where a four-door car is called a coupe.) And I'm looking for all of the opportunities to get the free stuff, unless it's super cool, and then I'll theoretically (because this is a game of pretend) spring for the add-on.
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Amelia Longo, 36, PhiladelphiaWhen Amelia Longo crammed into a small room at the Free Library of Philadelphia last spring for an introductory workshop on starting a business, she was thrilled to look around the room and see at least 60 other eager, like-minded individuals all striving towards similar goals.
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If you spring for the iPhone XR 128GB option for $50 more, you're still paying $200 less than you would for the iPhone XS. That might be the most compelling option in this whole lineup: you're getting substantial storage and still coming up below what you'd spend on a flagship model.
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Whether you're prepping to host a Fourth of July bash and need some outdoor pillows to spruce the place up, or are ready to spring for a new sofa, there are plenty of sales this weekend that will help you check off some of your decor to-do items at a serious discount.
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McGregor will also choreograph a new staging of "The Rite of Spring" for American Ballet Theater this spring.) Other international companies include Dada Masilo/The Dance Factory, from South Africa, which put a twist on "Swan Lake" at the Joyce last year and returns with a new take on "Giselle" (April 3-173).
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Read more: How to win the lottery, according to a Romanian-born mathematician who hacked the system, won 14 times, and retired on a remote tropical island "It's going to be a very green spring for our first Powerball jackpot winner(s) of 2019," said David Barden, the Powerball Product Group chairman.
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I watch a pre-alpha demo of Vampyr, guided by game director Philippe Moreau, which shows off some of its dialogue options (including opportunities to "seduce" victims, for either feeding or information), different paths of action and activation of some early vampire powers, including a "spring" for immediately traversing short distances, horizontally or vertically.
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If you, the owner, were feeling devout, or were nagged by consumer guilt, you could easily afford to commission a deluxe, mosque-worthy Quran; or spring for a first-class icon of the Virgin and Child; or pick up all 14 volumes of the Mishneh Torah — the Book of Divine Service — for home reading.
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Here's what's good about them: Here's what's bad: Bottom line: If you can spring for this $300 ($150 per bracelet) complete activity monitoring system, it's a great all-in-one system whether you're looking to fix your running form, rehabilitate from an injury, or just track your leisure strolls' steps with some fancy wearable tech.
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We're aiming for spring for a full release of the The Most Unknown, which means it will be available in one form or another via online streaming services, a theatrical and screening run, right here on Motherboard, and YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and wherever else we can spread the good word of discovery.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump said he might accept an invitation by Mr. Putin to visit Moscow next spring for the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. He also tried to smooth over a rift with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey about his country's purchase of S-400 missile defense systems from Russia.
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I finally went to the hardware store to buy a sprinkler, partly to save the new berry-bearing trees and shrubs I planted last spring for the songbird migration, and partly because I take so much pleasure from watching all the neighborhood robins darting through the edges of the spray, catching insects desperate for moisture.
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Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson and Taylor Alison Swift surely have the means to spring for some Levain chocolate chip cookies, or Ladurée macarons flown in via private jet from Paris (or the one in Beverly Hills is probably fine too), or even some Pillsbury cookies if it would mean spreading love and forgiveness to a supposed former nemesis.
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It's easy to spend hundreds on your own home barista setup, but once in a while, it's totally fine to go the minimalistic route and not spring for that humongous, 30-cup, espresso-making, schedule-planning, autobot-transforming, "smart" alarm clock coffee machine that you'll pretty much only utilize to make one cup of joe per day.
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Every year since 2500, Shakespeare & Company has sent young performers on the road from early winter through late spring, for four months of Dunkin' Donuts breakfasts, motel showers, flubbed lines, forgotten props, missed turnoffs, standing ovations and the chance to live with Shakespeare's words a lot like the traveling players of 21 years ago would have.
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Yes, it seems Apple has finally done away with headphone jacks and cumbersome wires to introduce us to the headphones of tomorrow (though for those of us who prefer to live in the past — or just lack the money to spring for AirPods — the iPhone 7 does come with a pair of wired AirPods that plug in through the Lightning port).
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That lobbying effort was how he and his wife found themselves being ushered into a private dining room at the Trump International Hotel in Washington last spring for a small dinner with the president and his son Donald Trump Jr. Mr. Zekelman said they discussed quotas the United States was about to impose on imports of steel from competitors in South Korea.
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If you can't find a flight directly into an eclipse destination or don't want to spring for the premium airfare required to do so, fly to a city that's three to five hours away by car, get a rental and drive, said Paul Tumpowsky, the chief executive of the New York City-based travel agency Skylark, which sold several eclipse viewing trips.
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For now, Motorola is promising a release date sometime in the spring for both the US and Canada, but how you buy each phone will be slightly different, at least in the US. The Moto G7 will be sold unlocked at first from Best Buy, B&H Photo, Walmart, and on Amazon, but it'll also come to Google Fi, Republic Wireless, and Ting later on.
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Lionel Richie doesn't sound like a dad who's ready to spring for a wedding for his daughter just yet ... at least not with her current BF The legendary singer opened up about his 19-year-old daughter Sofia's relationship with 34-year-old Scott Disick, telling The Daily Telegraph she's at an age where she thinks she knows everything ... but he's not so sure.
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The darknet is largely presented by mainstream media as a marketplace for drugs, weapons, and pornography, but it is also the platform that allowed free speech for activists living in oppressive regimes, during the Arab Spring for example, or the revelations of whistle-blowers like Edward Snowden … The general thought is that if you want to be anonymous, it means you're doing something illegal.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — When Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia convened an outdoor banquet this spring for his fellow Arab rulers, seated among the kings, princes and presidents were two friends with few qualifications other than their closeness to the young prince himself: a poet who has become known for orchestrating ferocious social media campaigns, and a former security guard who runs the Saudi sports commission.
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Even shows from legacy media brands, like the New York Times' The Daily, haven't shied away from breaking down barriers between speakers and listeners: When host Michael Barbaro interviewed a coal miner last spring, for example, and began crying in the middle of the conversation, the show opted to keep the teary exchange, creating a moving moment that contributed to a spate of Barbaro-mania in the months following.
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He has a twin brother, Will, a striker who is also part of the NYCFC Academy and joined his brother this spring for the US Men's U-17 team's residency at IMG Academy in Florida but wasn't included on the U-17 World Cup roster (James seems confident that his brother will eventually also go pro); as well as two older sisters, all of whom he lovingly competes with in video games or family sports.
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In a different sense, authoritarian governments can also potentially shut down the internet if they somehow all colluded against it, either blocking internet access to citizens altogether (we have seen that in Egypt during the Arab Spring, for example, or in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during a period of unrest); or substantially limiting it (we see that in countries where internet censorship is widespread and information access is controlled by the central government, as it happens in China).
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A pro-Trump TV pundit's firm was paid thousands to act as a consultant this spring for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's 2020 reelection campaign but did not immediately disclose his consulting role during TV appearances, according to a report from The Washington Post.
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