So let's say you're starting off, and you are Nicole, that you're starting off making movies in 2018.
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Prince Harry is starting off the Invictus Games in style.
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Markets are starting off the new year with a bang.
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Taylor Swift is starting off Grammys night with a bang!
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Elizabeth Olsen is starting off spring on a high note.
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After a weak March, April isn't starting off any better.
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Khloé Kardashian's 2018 is starting off on a glamorous note.
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I'm starting off the roster new and clean for 2016.
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Disney+ is starting off in the United States and Canada.
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Thank you for starting off our solving week, Ms. Burnikel.
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The company is, understandably, starting off simply with regards to functionality.
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I worry about fewer things than when I was starting off.
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Khloé Kardashian is starting off her daughter's Saturday with a song!
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"I'm starting off with something very cute and cuddly," he enthused.
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Friend: Mercury meets the sun in Gemini, starting off Gemini season!
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The Trail Blazers have struggled this season, starting off 4-8.
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Now we're starting off with the App Store and Apple Arcade.
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And when you were starting off, you didn't have any clients.
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Starting off the list at just under $100 is the 3dRudder.
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"Teachers starting off, the salary is so low," Mr. Morejon said.
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Britney Spears is starting off 2016 on a new but painful note.
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And Hudson is starting off 2017 by getting fit with famous friends!
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But before we get the family classics, we're starting off with sports.
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Kendall Jenner is starting off the new year on a high note.
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Perhaps you're starting off the new year with a brand new car.
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Starting off on map two, Na'Vi were looking like a different team.
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But he cannot help if he's starting off from the wrong principle.
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"We're starting off on a new footing," Trump said at the time.
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Starting off a marriage rough, but now we're going to be together.
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"We're starting off ... with essentially a giveaway to insurance executives," Levin said.
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And starting off Mondays with something you enjoy can combat lingering dread.
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That's called starting off with whatever the opposite of a bang is.
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Describe how that is different than literally the two of you starting off.
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I think it&aposs horrible that we&aposre starting off with cultural appropriation.
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Markets rise: Global stocks are starting off the week on a positive note.
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Leslie Odom Jr. is starting off Super Bowl LII on a high note!
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Starting off, the scanner — and other tools — will be available for iOS users.
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According to The Next Web, Neighbourly is starting off with a limited beta.
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It seems to me, starting off with racial prejudice, that's always pretty interesting.
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"Starting off and being put in this altitude isn't easy," John Tavares said.
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Blue Apron is starting off slow on Jet, offering four different meal kits.
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Starting off, we were not intending to go back to Super Mario 64.
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A unit of lumberjills starting off for a day's work in the woods.
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"We're starting off on a new footing," Mr. Trump said of the release.
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You can't go wrong by starting off with any of these popular choices.
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We offer a guide, starting off at the Orchid Show in the Bronx.
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"We're starting off on a new footing," Mr. Trump added of their release.
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As we head into spring, consider starting off the season with a fresh cut.
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"Looks like we are starting off 2018 with another big milestone," the caption began.
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Starting off with Internet Freedom, I could optimize my VPN for usage in China.
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Starting off with "Into the Abyss" we see the game come into its own.
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GROW is also starting off as something that's only for sale on GROW's website.
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Basically starting [off] Joey and me used to [be] signed to an old label.
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Whoever I'm playing with, I look forward to starting off on the right foot.
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Above is our 31-day guide to starting off a healthy, wealthy, happy year.
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I know that's hard to do when you're starting off at a new job.
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So talk about where it goes, because here you are starting off very simple.
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Starting off my dates for the week was my first one-on-one with Alex.
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Marvel's year may be starting off big, but it's going to end very, very small.
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Fiji Water starting off the year right with the best publicity stunt ever pulled. pic.twitter.
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Alexa Ray Joel is starting off 2018 with a stunning new accessory: an engagement ring!
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Pittsburgh moved ahead in the bottom of the first, starting off with four straight singles.
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Melissa Clark, Columnist (Chronicle, 2007) A really great book for starting off with Indian cooking.
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Starting off the election year with both enacted would be a win for the president.
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It's nice to hang out after starting off the day on a not-so-great note.
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I'm starting off with this as a base of my line and building it from there.
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The LA startup is starting off in its hometown, but has ambitions to expand elsewhere soon.
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Here are the goals that won them the game: Carli Lloyd starting off her Olympics right.
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Paris Jackson is starting off the new year by focusing on her physical and emotional health.
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"When we were starting off building this thing, we were a tiny little team," he says.
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Starting off in the Latin market, did you ever see yourself stepping into the American market?
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Starting off in 2014, we envisioned a world where restaurant delivery would be amazing and awesome.
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Starting off with a solo, Tatum does a perfectly doe-eyed parody of Old Hollywood hokum.
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"Uh, thanks for starting off with a softball," Lindelof said, and the room erupted in laughter.
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Twenty-five years ago, when it was starting off, was anything like this in your head?
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I've worked in media — starting off in newspapers and since then switching to digital — since then.
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It's all part of her vision to help other Black actors starting off in the industry.
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Another suggestion is starting off all kids with a small children's savings account for their education.
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They're starting off by putting low-level semi-autonomous safety functions in all of their vehicles.
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Starting off with the things I liked: The screen beats almost every other smartphone out there.
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"They want the American dream, and they don't mind starting off on the bottom," he said.
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"Neither Iowa nor New Hampshire as the starting-off states are very representative," Mr. Hinojosa said.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are starting off their busy day in Tonga with a special meeting.
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With that mind, Chopra and Jonas can rest easily knowing that they're starting off their marriage right.
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Telegram Starting off small with just three games from its GameBot, Telegram is prioritizing quality over quantity.
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I often do a crescendo: starting off nice and gentle, then going into absolute fucking cock destroying.
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"Starting off a little naggy here," he warns her to the shock of everyone in the newsroom.
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There's been a bit of a time jump in between with season 5 starting off in 1929.
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Breezes and shower chances don't make it a clear ride to warm 250s starting off our workweek.
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"The consumer is starting off 2019 on a shaky footing," Meyer wrote to clients late last week.
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Starting off by making a list of what you need to pack is always a good idea.
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" I said, "How about starting off with, 'I'm really sorry what I did caused people to die.
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Starting off as a new business owner, I had this (false) idea that everything had to be perfect.
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Fitbit is starting off the new year just like it ended the old one: buying out its competition.
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For iRobot, that's about starting off with a narrow product, like a robot vacuum, and going from there.
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Asus is starting off Computex 2018 on a high-spec note with the announcement of its ROG Phone.
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"My shot feels pretty good, especially (after) not shooting the ball well starting off the season," Vick said.
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Well, just calm down for a minute, because here he is, starting off the game in tremendous fashion.
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Starting off with Lyft, there was quite a bit of activity for Uber's biggest competitor in North America.
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Starting off with the OnePlus TV Q1, it'll have a 55-inch QLED 4K screen with two speakers.
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I then finished off with first serves down the T, starting off strong and then losing my mojo.
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STARTING OFF OUR GUESTS THIS MORNING WITH DAVID ZASLAV, THE CEO OF DISCOVERY, WHO IS JOINING US HERE.
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The league runs from June to September, starting off in Boston last weekend and New York City this weekend.
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Update: With the call ongoing, Apple's stock is now up around 3% after starting off with a slight decline.
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Below you'll find a selection of the most notable ones, starting off with the most challenging situation: nighttime photography.
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"Next year we're starting off at one a month, trying to move to one every two weeks," Beck said.
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Nine people at a time will go on an eight-day journey, starting off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada.
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The Kings improved to 2-5 and won their second straight game after starting off with five straight losses.
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The Kings improved to 573-5 and won their second straight game after starting off with five straight losses.
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Sauvage at least has the advantage of starting off with expertise that Maison Premiere needed several years to accumulate.
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They had a whirlwind romance — starting off as an obvious, clout-chasing rebound but seemingly developing into something real.
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"We are so used to starting off fast and scoring on our first drives" Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson said.
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"it's really fun to be back, and starting off on the right foot is a good experience," Crouse said.
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And five years after starting off in Kenya, Siroya has expanded her market to Mexico, India and the Philippines.
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SARAH DUNN The opening scene of the book pretty much happened, and that was a good starting-off point.
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Starting in September, the museum will launch an annual artist commission series, starting off with sculptures by Wangechi Mutu.
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You've probably read countless spiels about refreshing your closets for fall, starting off the season with an investment piece, etc.
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If you are new to the smart home world, there's nothing better than starting off with an Amazon Echo device.
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We're not necessarily starting off the season on a 25-game win streak so there's a little bit more discipline.
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This year is starting off better as the fund was up 3 percent at the end of the first quarter.
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He highlighted all the cringe-worthy moments from the Apple event on Tuesday, starting off with everyone's favorite - the Animoji.
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Jefferson has played in the NBA for 17 years, starting off his career in 2001 with the New Jersey Jets.
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Parkour Egypt, a group that comprises men and women, has grown exponentially after starting off with a handful of players.
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"I went into an apprenticeship, starting off as a shampoo boy ― just through the trenches," he told the Huffington Post.
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For the formal leather look, Google is starting off with ten unique leather bands, in six sizes, starting at $59.
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Motion smoothing is enabled by default, and starting off with the soap opera effect is never a good first impression.
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Tom Brady is 41 — and he's starting off his big day early, with sweet well wishes from his special someone.
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When Instagram was just starting off, it had a "Popular" page that was based on numbers of Likes and followers.
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Starting off the night at Métropolis, veteran Hamilton, Ontario duo Orphx warmed up the room with a well-received set.
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The markets are starting off with a somewhat defensive edge on Tuesday, but the overall trend has been remarkably positive.
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But this summer is starting off with anything but doldrums when it comes to events that could shake up markets.
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"We are certainly encouraged that we are starting off from a position of strength," Shay told members of the media.
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The dollar is starting off the week on a positive footing, as political trouble in Europe sends the euro lower.
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Starting off first as an assistant to her magician husband, Alexander Hermann, she took over the show after his death.
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Chase Sapphire PreferredThe Chase Sapphire Preferred is commonly known as the best card for those starting off with travel rewards.
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"Dreamlands" presents the work of more than 213 artists born between 21969 and 21968, starting off strong and then unraveling.
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"I know that myself and the press have gotten off to a rocky start," she said, starting off the session.
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Here&aposs the story of how he built a multimillion-dollar company, starting off with just $40 to his name.
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It's an endurance contest in the best of times, and starting off on a bad pace can keep you down.
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Starting off the exhibition with unpolished material creates a formal openness that echoes the openness of the stories being told.
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HomeMe is starting off in Houston (though the team is in Los Angeles) primarily because it's a huge apartment rental market.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — What's better than starting off our solving week with a whole bunch (that's the collective noun) of cuddly animals?
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Nevertheless, they spent Halloween and Thanksgiving in Cleveland together as a family, before starting off 2019 with a New Year's kiss.
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Starting off in a plank position, bring your feet (using gliders) in then separate them as your bring them back out.
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Starting off in the mainstream environment meant I was often isolated and found it difficult to relate to my hearing peers.
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And when you were starting off, you didn't have any clients, you say you were waiting for the phone to ring.
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" Trump demanded, starting off with his signature inability to get any fact right, including the proposed location of the fight. "Me!
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Kyle Dropp, Morning Consult's co-founder and chief research officer, said the poll's findings suggest the bill is starting off well.
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Some refreshingly reasonable advice for attempting pretty much anything: "It's just a matter of discipline and starting off slowly," Thompson says.
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Neal H. Moritz: It was low budget, but for us it was a lot of money, because we were starting off.
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Bunch has a handful of first-party games on its platform to ensure that new users have a starting-off point.
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"Yeah we are starting off with two initially and then the second two will be introduced early next year," he said.
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"Starting off the last quarter of senior year right, with a good ol' violation of privacy!" she said in another tweet.
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I had a very snack-filled afternoon, starting off with some Ritz crackers and an Earl Grey tea with oat milk.
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Carmen says that starting off with small trips or staycations can be a great way to get kids used to traveling.
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Starting off as a galley hand, I'd wash pots and dishes and at the most, prep salads for the 13 crew members.
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When I was starting off with makeup, lipsticks like this, where you get color and hydration all in one, didn't really exist.
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Immediately, everyone realized that without advanced preparation we were starting off with fridges and cabinets filled with food items stashed in plastic.
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Monday's gains got Wall Street starting off the second half of the year on the right foot following a big first half.
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Starting off with a freshly charged car, I had almost 22019 miles of range if I played it right on the road.
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Given what we've seen so far, it's safe to say the effort to repeal net neutrality is starting off on odd footing.
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"We're starting off first quarter with a very high bar and it looks like it will be tough to beat," Ghaussy said.
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After starting off with a more formal menu, Mr. Held is now moving toward what he initially intended for NoLa to be.
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Starting off with a bang, the OnePlus 7 Pro makes Lake Moraine in Banff, Canada, really pop compared to the Pixel 3 ...
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I've been working in the city's restaurant industry for seven years, starting off as a hostess and now working as a bartender.
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You start off slowly, and by starting off slowly you have background checks and a waiting period before people can get guns.
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The 6-foot-1 Renard, starting off between Rapinoe and Horan, runs untouched for a header and beats Naeher from close range.
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Smaller channels don't wield the same power, but we're starting off 2020 with a new type of conflict in the streaming wars.
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The final amount could be even higher because we're told the $8-10 mil figure would essentially be a starting off point.
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Despite a roller-coaster ride in 22020, IPO investors made money, and they are starting off 22020 in the green as well.
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Tax season is starting off with a whimper, as 23.95 in 21.99 people predict they will owe the IRS this tax season.
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It's one of those traditions that helps us ensure that we're starting off the week in a really positive and creative way.
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Lime is starting off a little smaller, at least at the beginning, with just 403 cars hitting the streets of Seattle this week.
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Prior to officially starting off the game, Sobieck wowed the crowd by showing off a little trick she could do with a baseball.
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After starting off as a traditional slow dance to "Butterfly Kisses," the mix includes MC Hammer, *NSYNC, LMFAO, and the Sugar Hill Gang.
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And what a dream Guy's life has become since starting off in Montgomery County Animal Shelter, a kill shelter in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.
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No guarantees of course, but House Targaryen is at least starting off the final season as the most powerful house in Westeros. 73.
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Miranda Lambert is starting off the New Year by showing the world that her new man Anderson East is right by her side.
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The 35-year-old described in the "Children of Song" podcast the difficulties of starting off in Nashville and getting "screwed over" twice.
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Starting off with a tough Boston team that's playing well right now, so we've gotta try to start there and get a win.
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" Stanton Florea, a Vallejo, California-based spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service, said Southern California's "fire danger is starting off here in May.
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The daughter of Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick has been enjoying an extended birthday starting off with partying with her cousin North West.
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Toronto, where RNDMWRK is starting off, has "the lowest office vacancy rate in North America," according to a Toronto Star article this week.
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Starting off with their hit "Drop," the girls pumped the crowd up while Halle played guitar and Chloe rocked out on the keyboard.
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She's emerging from a five-year-long, emotionally abusive marriage, and is starting off as a blank slate in the scariest, best way.
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She Has Her Own YouTube ChannelChampion started a YouTube channel with her fried Charlotte D'Alessio when they were both starting off as models.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are celebrating their first Valentine's Day as a married couple — and it's starting off with a bang(erz).
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If you're Dana Gould starting off in 2017, do you think you'd do that same path or do you have a YouTube thing?
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Starting off Saturday morning, Handel stumped with two of President Trump's Cabinet secretaries: Price and Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, a former Georgia governor.
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On Tuesday, WEEDIQUETTE returns to VICELAND with a slate of new episodes, starting off with a look at pregnant women who smoke pot.
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Gloria is starting off in Argentina, where the company has already signed up a few of the nation's biggest soccer clubs as customers.
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DD: And there's this brilliant progression we can see historically of things starting off as kits long before there were ever products. Right.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Starting off our solving weekend with a themeless Zhouqin Burnikel puzzle is starting it off right, as far as I'm concerned.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, initially blocked that effort, saying Mr. McConnell was starting off on the wrong foot.
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Mora was arguably the Bruins' most successful coach since Donahue, going 46-30 and starting off his tenure with four consecutive winning seasons.
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But Mayfield struggled, and the team quickly reverted to its old ways, starting off 2-6 and limping to a 6-10 record.
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Khloé Kardashian is starting off the new year on a high note — the reality star is happier than ever with new boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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The spot benchmark in London is set via a twice-daily auction on an electronic platform with 12 participants after starting off with six.
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Starting off any program when people are feeling bullied is not in keeping with the founding ideals of either Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts.
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Buffalo goalie Carter Hutton allowed a career-high six goals on 24 shots and took his first loss after starting off 6-0-0.
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Macau-born Ho moved into government in the early 2000s after starting off in the family business under his industrial tycoon father, Ho Tin.
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Latifah has appeared in hit sitcoms, blockbuster films, and hosted her own talk show, after starting off as an emcee in then late '80s.
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U.S. stock futures were starting off September higher, after a weak Wednesday put the Dow and S&P 500 into negative territory for August.
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Red Velvet Chocolate Chip Cookies Now let's move into the red velvet riffs — starting off right with these bright and smooth chocolate chippers. 3.
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And prior to officially starting off the game, Sobieck wowed the crowd by showing off a little trick she could do with a baseball.
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Gigi Hadid is starting off Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week on the right foot — and even drawing some non-fashion fans into the fold.
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He first visited the club his freshmen year of college to support his roommate, who was starting off his career as a drag queen.
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Starting off with the blank slate of a new brand, there is no established pedigree or customer goodwill for Lynk & Co to rely on.
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This series seems to be starting off with Legion's origin story, letting Haller discover the world of mutants and then become part of it.
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MONEY - AND RESPECT After starting off reselling fuel, Rukia, Atim and Alinga have expanded their business by buying and selling groundnut oil for cooking.
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Chef John Lechleidner is incorporating chilies into each dish, starting off with an appetizer that is manageable and finishes with a very spicy dessert.
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This low price is a whopping 69% off its retail price of $159.99, so it's easy to see why we're starting off with it.
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Starting off like a 103s smooth R&B beat that Mario could've killed, it's suddenly awash with a synth stolen straight from XXYYXX's dropbox.
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For a really put-together look, experts recommend starting off with a pair of pillow shams before putting your actual sleeping pillows in front.
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The same applies if you're starting off with square images, which will fit into a panoramic space with twice the width (2160 x 1080).
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In 2019, however, the Fed cut rates three times and set a high bar for further cuts or even starting off another hiking cycle.
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Starting off on a $5,000 advance, the Gelbs interviewed more than 400 people, exhausted themselves with long hours, and found themselves $30,000 in debt.
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Starting off on the same page with your significant other is important, said Harris, adding that money mistakes and disagreements can destroy a relationship.
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When all was said and done, after starting off with its real-life touchdown, New England had won 77.8% of the time, and Atlanta 22.2%.
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Over time the business will grow into a large TAM — a far better approach than starting off in a large market with clear winners already.
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Starting off with the five steps to employment, the course takes you through resume building 101, time management tips, and the much-needed interview skills.
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Starting off with business-to-business customers, YesGraph will rank invites by company email domain, job titles, location, and a number of other data points.
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She'll be starting in two weeks, so I need to start developing a plan to get her trained and starting off on the right foot.
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Hello, the makers of Sense, have raised around $40 million in financing in addition to starting off as a Kickstarter campaign that raised $2.4 million.
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And on the subject of devices, Hulu is starting off with iOS, Apple TV, Fire TV, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Samsung's Tizen smart TVs.
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All four were similarly structured, starting off on a High Heavens platform that descends down into recreations of other parts of the Diablo 3 world.
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Taali Foods: Taali Foods is looking to create a new healthy snack food, starting off with a popcorn replacement made from popped water lily seeds.
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But in "The King" he goes in the opposite direction, starting off as an idealist only to be compromised by the power he must wield.
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This is the future of the company with the Model 25, and it's not starting off very well," Langan said on "Squawk on the Street.
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In honor of the changing seasons, we are touring some of the most colorful things in the universe—starting off with a nebula, of course.
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"Sawgrass and I didn't have the greatest relationship starting off," McIlroy told reporters, referring to missed cuts in his first three appearances from 2009-11.
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Soto noted that newcomers take time to adapt to Florida's political system, starting off with having to vote every two years rather than every four.
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The company is starting off by rolling out some 360 degree content from Paramount, which is producing 360 degree content around its Mission Impossible films.
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The FTSE 100 was 0.4% lower by 0710 GMT, starting off yet another week on the back foot after suffering losses for four consecutive weeks.
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I never thought I'd say this, but I'm actually looking forward to skipping the weights and starting off my day with 20 minutes of yoga.
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Right now the company has signed with 6 teams, and is starting off in Latin America to start off given the pain points that exist there.
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Starting off from such a very basic point is one way to get those kids excited about engineering, and get them up to speed, Schuster says.
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The job of running a big city-region now provides an appealing alternative to staying in Westminster, for established MPs, or starting off there, for outsiders.
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Cereals and granola have a ton of added sugar, and I feel so much better now that I'm not starting off my day with sugary breakfasts.
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The star follows in the footsteps of other reality star-turned-makeup mogul Kylie Jenner, by starting off her collection with her matte Velvet Lipstick line.
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The applications of that are naturally pretty wide, so Siren Care is better off starting off with something they know they can tackle first, Ma said.
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Starting off the Vine Vera Resveratol Age Defying Eye Serum ($296 ), Williams then moves on to the MZ Skin Hydra-Bright Golden Eye Treatment Mask ($106).
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She suggested starting off by distinguishing between different types of debt and paying off the most pressing first, such as high-interest borrowings like credit cards.
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These paths included launching offshore with added utility to make bond and share tokens less financial in nature, and starting off with a centralized stability mechanism.
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So...anyone else out there starting off Monday morning with frayed nerves, chewed-off fingernails, and an angry phone call to HBO Now on the agenda?
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Starting off in the Irish capital of Dublin, the platform now has more than 100,000 members in over 45 cities, including New York, Melbourne and Toronto.
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"We have a bunch of folks starting off life already behind, born into communities that don't have a lot of opportunity," said Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs.
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From starting off small to mixing-and-matching different variants of the shade, we're pretty sure you'll be dressed in orange before the end of the season.
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The video depicts the murder of the Tejana superstar, starting off with a gunshot, followed by an actress playing Quintanilla leaving a motel room covered in blood.
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New year, same philosophy: Lena Dunham is starting off 2016 with the same body-positive message she has been spreading since first coming on to the scene.
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The Apple deal is likely just the first in a series of partnerships, and starting off with a high-profile partner will help Goldman in future negotiations.
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It's starting off with eight new packs and instruments, all available for free, and Apple says it'll continue to bring more packs to the app over time.
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Starting off the new year by introducing its latest custom smartphone processor, Samsung has revealed some of what we might expect from its next Galaxy S flagship.
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So, because Amazon did all the stuff this year, we're just gonna run through each one bit by bit, starting off with probably its most important one.
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U.S. stock futures were starting off November in the green, after the Dow, S&P 289 and Nasdaq in October saw their biggest monthly losses since January.
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Waking up to a fresh and hot cup of coffee is an unbelievable feeling because you know that you're starting off your day on the right foot.
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Starting off with the most basic 2300e Chromebook, which costs $245, Lenovo gives you an awesome little keyboard with plenty of key travel and zero typing fatigue.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — If you're planning a pub crawl this weekend, you could do a lot worse than starting off with a trip to a KARAOKE BAR.
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Starting off the countdown is a scene from Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, where Legolas takes down a mammoth-like creature called a Mumakil.
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It has bounced from prestigious accelerator to prestigious accelerator starting off in the 8200 Accelerator group and then moving to Y Combinator in its summer 2017 batch.
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Experienced founders and investors usually like passing on their knowledge and opening up their network, as they know very much what was like for them starting off.
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That's exactly what Kendall Jenner did, starting off the new year with an off-season off-duty outfit featuring a gilded version of the model-approved moto jacket.
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If you want to try kambo, Zamberlan recommends starting off with a small dose (like one small dot in your skin) to test your reaction before taking more.
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Starting off, we have the Ioniq Hybrid, which is powered by a 1.6-liter gasoline four-cylinder engine that produces 203 horsepower and 109 pound-feet of torque.
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The company is starting off targeting product engineers, where having the correct documentation and up-to-date information is often times seen as more important than many teams.
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The hashtag crescendoed over social media, starting off as conversation between fans, but eventually gaining enough steam to attract performers like The Weeknd and even video game developers.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — the "Notorious RBG" to admirers — has had yet another notorious week, starting off by learning about her own death from Fox & Friends.
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"We're starting off at 8.5 times the speed of sound and we need to decelerate to 0.01 times the speed of sound in about 70 seconds," Beck said.
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It felt like a policy-centric and abundantly fair way of starting off a debate for president, and each candidate used the time well to make their case.
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You can check the version based on the serial number, with XKW preceding the newer hardware and XAW starting off serials for the older, less power-efficient version.
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Today's grouchy moon in Capricorn fuels their FOMO, but they show deepened intimacy after 7:00 PM. Friend: Mercury meets the sun in Gemini, starting off Gemini season!
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By doing so, they had built some momentum, starting off their crowdfunding campaign with a slew of backers that massed into more than 8,000 total backers and $627,000.
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At a French bistro, she congratulates her co-star on a joke, starting off pseudo-nice: "Seriously that's the first time you've ever made me laugh," she gushes.
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Despite starting off with next to nothing, Luke managed to open Red Lantern in an old house in a suburb of Sydney at the age of only 23.
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In New York Saturday, after starting off with a few remarks about Donovan, Giuliani turned his focus to the man he's been representing for the past two months.
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The company is starting off with a rear-view camera, called RearVision, that fits around a license plate, feeding video directly to your smartphone when you back up.
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Decisions about a wedding that have you starting off married life in debt could compromise your long-term goals like buying a home, traveling or starting a family.
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He's starting off pretty much at the same age that I did, and I didn't have anybody to tell me what I was doing was right or wrong.
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My family actually has a diverse style of cooking, since they have many experience from starting off by working in restaurants and meeting different people from different cultures.
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For Tom Thibodeau and the Timberwolves, Bradley makes plenty of sense as a starting off guard who perfectly complements Karl Anthony-Towns, Andrew Wiggins, and even Ricky Rubio.
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WE'LL GO INTO CITIES LIKE MINNEAPOLIS AND DENVER THAT WE'VE NEVER BEEN IN. WE'VE GONE FROM 150th MARKET POSITION TO 73th IN THOSE CITIES ALREADY JUST STARTING OFF.
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And it won't be easy, but we're committed to working with the neighborhood, starting off at a smaller number with the ability ... It was 25 beds to start.
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In a new THUMP documentary, we hang out with Troxler as he helps prepare meals for the homeless—starting off with a quick lesson on selecting ripe produce.
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The spot benchmark in London, quoted in dollars per ounce, is set via a twice-daily auction on an electronic platform with 12 participants after starting off with six.
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After starting off life on Windows Phone, Cortana appeared on Windows 10 PCs and looked set to launch on a range of smart speakers, fridges, toasters, thermostats, and more.
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August 29, 2016 Starting off our week on CNN Student News: an update on a natural disaster in Italy and an examination of its quick assembly of first responders.
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If you are thinking about trying to make your own cold brew at home, you won't go wrong starting off with this brewer and the Stone Cold coffee grind.
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After starting off the process with a lot of good will, Blue Apron had to revise down its IPO price — and even then that seems to have been optimistic.
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We have I very, very pro-business agenda here with business tax cuts starting off with small and medium companies and then building up to all companies over time.
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Starting off Sunday with a pot of simple spaghetti and red sauce, I hit the kitchen floor running Monday through Friday whipping up five fast and delicious leftover twists.
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And he's starting off the series, titled Feud, with a season documenting the bitter rivalry between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford while they filmed Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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"We are starting off strong," said Bryce Harper, who hit his 100th career homer — a grand slam — in a 6-21 win on Thursday over the winless Atlanta Braves.
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"Capex plans are starting off from a weak point, so investment is not as strong as before and sentiment is weak," said Norio Miyagawa, senior economist at Mizuho Securities.
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Also, this is the episode in which Hopper questions those working at the Hawkins lab and realizes something is amiss, starting off an unofficial investigation into their shady work.
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"We're already in the situation where women in need are being turned away from refuges, so we're not starting off from a strong position by any means," Neate explains.
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"Starting off with a reading of the astrological chart is always useful, because it delineates the forces already at work in someone's current incarnation," Pellerano explained later via email.
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He's also starting off 2016 on good footing: The third-highest ranking Republican in the House will begin the year with slightly more than $2023 million in the bank.
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BLT Pasta Like the skillet chicken, this dish is more than the sum of its parts — and you're starting off with some pretty great parts (juicy tomatoes, smoky bacon).
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"We are certainly encouraged that we are starting off from a period of strength," Matthew Shay, the president of the National Retail Federation, said in a call with reporters.
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Today we're starting off with a venture capital Q&A, a quick look at Slack's share price stability and some thoughts on direct listings and their possible future frequency.
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Let it be known that Marie and I are placed in the cage farthest away from the woods and the puzzles, so we are already starting off with a disadvantage.
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"Looks like we are starting off 2018 with another big milestone … sooo happy to announce that Maddie is FINALLY going to be a big sister," the star captioned the reveal.
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Harker, speaking on the economic outlook before the Main Line Chamber in Malvern, Pennsylvania, said 2017 is starting off on a "good foot" and inflation expectations are starting to rally.
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But it seems that the 12-inch MacBook is now the design standard that it is starting off with, and it is ready to ditch some of its aging devices.
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Shiv maneuvers brilliantly, starting off by claiming she is just there to listen and ending by offering Kira the world: money, safety, justice, and a clean house at Waystar-Royco.
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Starting off the weekend with a bang, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner and Scott Disick had a friendly reunion on Friday at 1OAK's pop-up party, sponsored by Bumble and Casamigos.
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From blunt brunette bobs to neon tinged layers, Tokyo's helped Jenner become a bona fide hair icon after starting off in the industry by simply designing wigs for cancer patients.
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After starting off with their scheduled sway, Ballas, 30, and Jean, 29, surprised their 160 guests, which included many DWTS alums, with their routine set to "1977" by Ana Tijoux.
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George, who will be 3 in July, is spending a few days a week at the preschool, starting off with a couple of hours a day to settle him in.
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The pair went through a variety of snacks, starting off with oatmeal, which Bell quickly flubbed because she shouted, "It's oatmeal!" without realizing she wasn't suppose to give that away.
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Season 8 of The Walking Dead opened with a bang; Rick's triumphant assault on the Sanctuary certainly made us believe that our heroes were starting off on the right foot.
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Below, you'll find everything we know about the OnePlus 7 Pro and the regular OnePlus 7, starting off with things we know and tapering off into good old-fashioned rumors.
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Justin DeLuzio, a senior on the Gwynedd Mercy University cross country team, was just starting off on his final race when an unexpected competitor crossed his path, reports CBS Sports.
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From blunt brunette bobs to neon-tinged layers, Tokyo's helped Jenner become a bona fide hair icon after starting off in the industry by simply designing wigs for cancer patients.
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"Right now it's starting off in the feed, but I could see a future where it's driving another experience kind of the way Messenger is driving another experience," Mehta said.
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Biden has failed to garner any upward momentum, starting off strong as President Barack Obama's right-hand man but faltering against his more left-leaning opponents like Warren and Sanders.
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In Port-de-Paix, Joseph says a friend gave him sachets of drinking water on credit to sell so he is starting off his business again, on a smaller scale.
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He says he wants to continue working on it and adding new features, but starting off with such a narrow focus and closed community is something that'll get the ball rolling.
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Other companies in China, including Chinese domestic carmakers, already have a stake in making electric cars and are set to benefit from the new quota by starting off with extra credits.
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Starting off, Sonic fans will feel right at home, as the stage has been virtually unchanged - until you hit the second part, that is, only to discover that everything's been remixed.
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The fact that you're reading this means you weren't at Ariana Grande's first Sweetener tour stop in Albany, so we're already starting off on the wrong foot — and I'm notoriously unforgiving.
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"Looks like we are starting off 2018 with another big milestone … sooo happy to announce that Maddie is FINALLY going to be a big sister," she wrote alongside a family photo.
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But embittered as your heart may be, know this: 2016 is starting off better for MMA than any year since the sport was banned by New York way back in 1997.
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And while the offering may be starting off small, if you have yet to find that go-to leather jacket, we think you'll be able to find the one right here.
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Looking at the twenty-six paintings stretched across the wall reveals the alphabet's striking symmetry, starting off with two groups of three consonants and finishing up with three groups of five.
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The trick to wearing a look like this is starting off with a smooth canvas, so Deenihan first prepped the lips with a scrub and lip balm, which she blotted off.
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Starting off with the Amazon Echo, Amazon essentially began a wave of voice-powered home assistants with an increasing number of use cases, with playing music as a good entry point.
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Dish will be starting off with 9.3 million users from Sprint's prepaid business, compared with U.S. Cellular, currently the fifth largest carrier in the U.S. which has about 5 million users.
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"Looks like we are starting off 2018 with another big milestone…sooo happy to announce that Maddie is FINALLY going to be a big sister," wrote Spears alongside a family photo.
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Starting off his presentation with talk of privacy, environmentalism, and health, CEO Tim Cook was addressing real, substantive issues that the tech industry often disregards or pays mere lip service to.
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President [Vladimir] Putin said he generally supports that, but the oil companies in Russia are starting off saying they don't want any extension because it raises the price for U.S. shale.
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The policy will also be phased in gradually — starting off at 212 weeks and 240 percent of pay in 250, and reaching 212 weeks and 212 percent of pay in 235.
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Employers don't want to pay more than they have to — and if salary is up for negotiation, they'd be shooting themselves in the foot by starting off with the highest bid.
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Free on iOS and Android A data connection is required Starting off with 100 balls, your challenge is to release those balls into a series of rotating cups without spilling them.
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The bull market will also be starting off its 83th year, with the S&P 500 up about 312 percent from the low it set nine years ago on March 9.
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The Futurecraft line is starting off small at 5,000 pairs in its initial run, but things are ramping up quickly, demonstrating the technology's scalability over more traditional 3D printing technologies like FDM.
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That includes Riffsy, which today is changing its name to Tenor to better suit its goals: giving people a way to communicate emotions through video, starting off with GIFs in a keyboard.
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Starting off with the undeniable modern classic "Roots of the Mountain" from 2012's Riitiir, the band was in fine form, delivering a balance of urgent aggression and skillful melody and depth.
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Savers could reach that rate over a period of five years, starting off with a 5 percent deferral and raising it by 2 percentage points each year, according to the asset manager.
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"9 months starting off on a night shoot with Stanley 🙂 💘" Winter, 19, captioned an image of the pair standing side-by-side and petting their pal: a giraffe named Stanley.
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Dish will be starting off with 9.3 million users from Sprint's prepaid business, compared with U.S. Cellular, currently the fifth largest carrier in the United States, which has about 5 million users.
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At only 10 years old, though, Emme seems to be starting off with a different set of expectations when it comes to her romantic future — namely, that she isn't sweating the pressure.
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"New contracts take a long time to pick up any sort of momentum and starting off with a handicap like this (dollar price) would not have been ideal," another steel trader said.
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Starting off with clean, freshly washed hair, Hanlon relied on minimal product — just some salt spray for a delicate texture — occasionally braiding and unbraiding the models' locks for a slightly uneven wave.
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Instead of starting off with a sure-fire success, like a mobile Mario title, it's warming up with other experiments – a social game, a role-playing strategy game, and a community simulation.
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I think from 20 minutes, starting off with the song "Lost A Number," and going all the way through to the song "Yanks" at about 30 minutes is a pretty good run.
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The president also dismissed the notion that he regrets starting off his legislative agenda with a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, telling a reporter does not believe he rushed into it.
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You'll go back to that admin with a clear head, ready to hit the pub running tonight, rather than slumping into your chair starting off 2016 with a whinge and a gripe.
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Starting off her tenure as the acne-free face of Proactiv with a minor bait-and-switch controversy is not great, particularly with her history of that very notable Pepsi commercial debacle.
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Two years ago, my husband and I took our kids on a road trip through Texas, starting off in Houston, then continuing through Austin, San Antonio, and other parts of the state.
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White House lawyers then began their presentation after a lunch break, starting off with Ken Starr, the prosecutor who headed the investigation into former president Bill Clinton, which led to his impeachment.
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After starting off on our journey in Colombia in January 2019, I began applying via sites like LinkedIn and Indeed — some of the places where I'd found my previous full-time roles.
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Here's Yasiel Puig starting off his Memorial Day weekend at one of the most patriotic places in the country ... the Statue of Liberty ... where he ran into one of his littlest fans!
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Besides that, lesbian sex often follows a different pattern to heterosexual sex—it's usually slower, starting off with a massage and a bit of kissing before you gradually take some clothes off.
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The showrunner behind Inhumans is Scott Buck, whose previous credits include work on Six Feet Under (which was good-great) and Dexter (which, while starting off strong, ended poorly under his run).
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You'll want to dig for your strong openers, ideally a Tunnel Trogg into a Totem Golem, but starting off with Argent Squire or Sir Finley Mrrgglton on the first turn is also fine.
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So, expect 5G to follow a broadly similar trajectory, starting off with perhaps one gigabit per second and topping out at ten gigabits per second or more as the technology ripens with age.
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Starting off as a volunteer, Chauvin became a full-time firefighter in 2004 when the department itself went full time, said Donna Vicknair, a longtime employee with the St. John the Baptist Parish.
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Starting off the season with a bang, the premiere's opening scene with all the Freys gathered at the scene of their literal crime felt like rubbing salt in a fresh Red Wedding wound.
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To help you choose, we've picked out seven of our favorite black-and-white polka dot print dresses that are perfect for channeling these stylish stars and starting off spring looking fabulously chic.
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"The overall industry is starting off slower due in part to weather, the U.S. government shutdown, and concern over tax refunds," Reid Bigland, Fiat Chrysler's U.S. head of sales, said in a statement.
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The is starting off April with a bang, at its high for the year and now only about 2% from the old historic closing high of 2,930 on September 22th of last year.
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Now the world No.374 Willis is hoping to reprise his 2016 achievements, starting off his campaign to make the main draw next week by defeating Martin, who is ranked 226 places higher.
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Grab a steaming hot cup of joe and drink in Order of the Vulture below—and might I suggest starting off with the raunchy anthem-in-the-making that is "Sex and Metal"?
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I've said on occasion, even about myself, if I were starting off today I would love to be a well-educated black because I really believe they do have an actual advantage today.
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The founding team is looking to use its connections in the industry to reform this system of payment, starting off by paying doctors much more quickly than usual after they see a patient.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rallied on Monday, starting off the second quarter on a strong note, as upbeat manufacturing numbers from China and the United States eased worries about slowing global growth.
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The "Tour" part of the game is what makes it unique, in that you aren't trying to get to Rainbow Road, you're moving from city to city — starting off with New York City.
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With crude near $163 after starting off the year above $54, Stephen Schork, founder and editor of The Schork Report, says the commodity will not get back above $50 per barrel anytime soon.
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Though he won the Electoral College by 306 votes to Hillary Clinton's 236, he's starting off his presidency with the lowest approval rate in decades — just 40 percent, according to a CNN/ORC survey.
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After starting off her day by taking their 15-month-old daughter Stormi on a walk — and taking a dip in the pool together — Scott surprised Jenner with a beachside family dinner in Malibu.
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"We're starting off in Nigeria and then we'll open in Kenya, Rwanda and the rest of Africa, utilizing DHL's massive network," MallforAfrica CEO Chris Folayan told TechCrunch about where the goods will be sourced.
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And for any look that may seem like it doesn't work for you, remember these are just a starting off point — adding a jacket or swapping heels for boots can make all the difference.
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It becomes nearly impossible to find a second to hit the gym and work it all off, but starting off fresh in the new year has become a quintessential resolution for most of us.
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It's been an unusual Apple event, starting off with talk of privacy, environmentalism, and health, but once Apple got into its usual product launch groove, it couldn't resist burning its nearest and dearest competitors.
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There hasn't been a new episode of "Friends" since 2004, but the show was just a starting off point for the illustrious acting career of Aniston, whose net worth is an estimated $240 million.
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Bolt EV goes on sale in "late 2016," Chevrolet says, while the Model 3's timeline has the first units going out in late 2017, with full production really only starting off in 2018.
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Starting off on the right foot — or rather, flipper — the producers have hired Marja-Lewis Ryan, who adapted Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In for Sony and has several projects in development with Tatum's company.
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Starting off as a recording engineer for NPR, he went on to help launch the THX system at Lucasfilm, install Captain EO at Disneyland, and spearheaded GameWorks LLC with DreamWorks, Sega, and Universal Studios.
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NBA superstar Trae Young is starting off 2020 by giving back to his new city in a HUGE way ... by helping cancel out more than $1 MILLION in medical debts for people in Atlanta.
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EditorsNote: fixes spelling of "Ronalds" in notes Bernier, Maple Leafs blank Ducks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The new year is starting off much better for Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat than the old one ended.
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Friday night at Sarao / Photo courtesy of Sarao The American influence on Cuban youth is evident as the night begins, with tracks from The Weeknd and Disclosure starting off while the crowd fills in.
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"One thing has proven itself to be true and that is that having longevity in this business is not easy, especially starting off as a child actor," Aniston said of her Horrible Bosses co-star.
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Starting off their eating tour of New York the Wests stopped by Pasquale Jones for a VMA afterparty with Beyoncé and Jay Z, Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, and Diddy and his longtime partner Cassie.
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One idea Schroepfer discussed enthusiastically with WIRED involved starting off with just a few examples of content identified by humans as hate speech and then using AI to generate similar content and simultaneously label it.
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Ahead of the show, Strahovski shared a photo of herself and her baby boy looking out a window, writing alongside the post, "Starting off the Globes weekend right 👊🏼" The actress announced on Instagram Oct.
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While Sanders was certainly well-funded in 2900, starting off with a massive fundraising total like that this second run reflects a certain muscle that is designed to get the attention of your primary opponents.
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Late-night host Jimmy Fallon shared an anecdote of his own on Monday night, describing the first time he and Bryant met at a party as their careers were just starting off in Los Angeles.
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Nancy: When you were starting off the business, thinking about Uber picking up its own game in Southeast Asia, did you ever think 'one day, I will be buying their business in my own backyard'?
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Starting off with SPAM BOTS, we've also got SETTLERS OF CATAN (which I've played about a hundred too many times) and the PURE MATH / TRIG / PARITY trio (a homage to my days as a mathlete).
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Starting off as a bachelor pad and summer home to socialite Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont in 1891, it became a meeting place for the early women's suffrage movement when Alva Vanderbilt married Belmont in 1896.
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Starting off small Expectations that a wave of protests on different issues could coalesce into a movement of national political change are tempered by the modesty of some of the goals that are inspiring marchers.
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If you strapped on your Apple Watch this morning and immediately got a reminder that you need to hit the gym after your holiday feasting, you weren't the only one starting off the day feeling guilty.
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All that computation takes a lot of electricity, and hence money (see article), so each new block earns its miner a reward, starting off at 2250 bitcoin in 2000 and programmed to halve every four years.
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But according to Citizenship and Immigration Canada spokesperson Remi Lariviere, starting off in temporary accommodations is routine, and the length of time may vary from a day to several weeks, depending on the local housing market.
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From starting off as a file-sharing service, to hitting a $10 billion valuation in the middle of a massive hype cycle, to expectations dropping and then the announcement of a $1 billion revenue run rate.
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U.S. stock futures were starting off the third quarter under pressure this morning, following a strong three-day rally that's seen the Dow and S&P 233 recover roughly 23.5 percent of their Brexit-related losses.
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The company is starting off with a solution for contracts that helps startups fill out the documents quickly and for free while charging $25 to review the contracts and ensure that everything is up to snuff.
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Bowie's website provides a list of his 100 favorite books, and Jones, the director of Moon, Warcraft, and the forthcoming film Mute, said on Twitter that he'll be starting off with Peter Ackroyd's 1985 novel Hawksmoor.
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It will be the 62nd time Congress has moved to repeal all or parts of Obamacare, and they say that starting off the session with a partisan proposal is evidence that Ryan isn't serious about legislating.
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I won't give away too many details because there's a lot of fun in following along with this user's comments, starting off bewildered and confused and then slowly coming to understand the strange world being described.
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But starting off, Livongo Health is able to get some basic information from the payer and then will ask simple questions while they're waiting for their blood sugar tests to complete to help build that profile.
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October 30, 2017 We're starting off the week with a report from Spain, where tensions are soaring following an independence vote by Catalonia and a vote by the Spanish government to take control of the region.
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As someone starting off at the grunt level in a giant company, it's pretty hard to get noticed… In that regard, EGP and participating in things like GDC (the Game Developers Conference) and Gamasutra helped me.
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"In a poor state like Alabama, you are starting off with a baseline that's already low," said James A. Tucker, director of the Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program, which provides legal services to people with disabilities here.
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"My makeup artist Sheika Daley and I are actually starting a makeup line we're making sure we make, well, we're starting off with lashes and then we're going to have it grow for all women," she said.
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We're at the same age when Miyazaki and Takahata first started off, and now that we are parents of small children, we want to have that kind of active starting-off, people-meeting-up kind of story.
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"The wallpaper was a perfect starting-off point because it is playful but elegant, and I wanted her nursery to fit in with the décor of the rest of the house, which I designed myself," she explains.
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All players get the same chunk of game, starting off at Manhattan's Chelsea Pier and venturing into the heart of the city as they take on some early story missions and set up a base of operations.
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"We're starting off on a new footing," Mr. Trump said at Joint Base Andrews, in Maryland, where he had arranged for a showy middle-of-the-night arrival for the prisoners to be broadcast live on television.
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As a fifth-generation Montanan who is also the first person from the state to serve on a presidential cabinet, perhaps it should be no surprise that he's starting off his time at Interior in such a manner.
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Initially, Xiaomi is starting off with the Redmi Note 4, its budget but impressive phablet, for 5,499 MXN ($287) but it plans to offer the slightly smaller-sized Redmi 4X (3,999 MXN, $209), and others in the future.
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Starting off from Malibu and heading north via Route 5 will bring travelers from the City of Angels through Los Padres National Forest —another great place for wildlife spotting — and up to Lancaster, home of the poppy reserve.
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Trump: 'Starting off on a new footing' The summit, which has been in the works since Trump accepted Kim's invitation to meet in March, will be the first meeting between a sitting US president and North Korean leader.
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"In recent days, the market has been starting off well and then fading in the second half of the session - it's a sign that there's not a huge amount of enthusiasm," said Steven Daghlian, market analyst at Commsec.
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Noyce and Moore were part of the original eight to establish Fairchild, a company that created silicon transistors and known for making computers smaller, faster, and cheaper — a starting off point for many other tech companies to come.
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By moving users down that so-called "funnel", starting off with the discovery experience and ending in converting to a customer, it's able to advertise along the way and monetize its user base through its relationships with partners.
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It's good to be up here for the BBQ though, watching how it's grown over the past couple of years, starting off in one city and now it sweeps all across Canada with some of the best DJs.
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Weisberg: That would have ruined the company in a lot of ways in starting off, because the authenticity of having this idea came so much from our friends, and it was developed around routines of this target audience.
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Fisher never seems to let his sound congeal into just one style, and this mix is no exception—starting off calm and soulful, it soon gets a little wonky, and then it's straight up jacking before too long.
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Starting off as a composer and pianist (whose wild, dissonant performances nearly destroyed the piano he was playing) and ending up primarily as a theater designer, he is best known for the unclassifiable, untranslatable, polyglot novel Hermaphrodito (4213).
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Because there is little vehicle noise in EV Mode, pedestrians, people riding bicycles or other people and vehicles in the area may not be aware of the vehicle starting off or approaching them, so take extra care while driving.
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The President led off the traditional Q-and-A session by touting his achievements from his time in office, starting off by noting that Thursday saw the biggest number of Obamacare sign-ups -- 670,000 people -- in a single day.
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Starting off with the ConceptD 500 desktop pictured above, it's a hulking tower that's powered by a 9th Gen Intel Core i9 processor, an Nvidia Quadro RTX 1923 graphics card, and support for up to 64GB of DDR4 RAM.
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Justin Hurwitz's (who also wrote the music for La La Land) score mirrors that ethos, starting off with quiet melodies that eventually swell into a sweeping, cosmic anthem as Neil gets within one small step of his final goal.
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Similar to the ESL Atlantic Showdown, ELeague's and partner FaceIt's Overwatch Open is starting off with online qualifiers for European and North American teams, culminating with regional finals and finally the grand finals at the ELeague Arena in Atlanta.
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Burrows served as a director on dozens of successful shows since starting off his career in the '70s, including Cheers, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Taxi, Dharma & Greg, The Bob Newhart Show, Will & Grace, and Friends, among many others.
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Starting off almost a decade ago as a hobby project in Indiana under the name of Eversound, the first set of desktop speakers produced by these guys was called the ES-1 and sold only to family and friends.
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Starting off exaggerated but relatively normal, she lays a base layer of makeup on her face, before plunging a turkey baster into a bottle of olive oil, lathering it on a sponge, and smearing it all over her face.
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But starting off wasn't cheap or easy: According to InfoWorld, Microsoft agreed to let Bookshelf be bundled with an early CD-ROM in 1987, at a cost of $4003,099 for the full package—or, with inflation added, $2,400 today.
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Although you definitely had to give Beto O'Rourke points for starting off with a response in Spanish that listed all the highlights of his agenda while completely avoiding the actual question about taxing very rich people at 70 percent.
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To wit: This rendition of the lilting "Samba Do Suenho" — which he first recorded in 1966 with the song's author, the vibes player Cal Tjader — holds onto the tune's core rhythmic pattern and its coy tempo, starting off nonchalantly.
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If you're not a fan of the prequels, starting off with Jar Jar Binks might be tiring, but I will say that going from the breathtaking final few minutes of Rogue One into A New Hope is a thrill.
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Surrounded by a more balanced roster and facing lower expectations, Ingram is starting off in a relatively favorable spot, whereas Simmons has been handed the keys to his franchise while being stuck alongside a pair of lumbering, somewhat incompatible big men.
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Tamblyn, 34, shared the same photo with the caption, "Didn't think anything could beat starting off the new year with the #TIMESUP Legal Defense Fund initiative yesterday, but then…" Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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He and his father were both born in South Africa and Klein makes the point that "London is often a great starting off point for entrepreneurs who want to operate in Africa," citing local knowledge and the city's historical ties.
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The score has an arc with her character, and each piece contains an element of the prior piece, but it shifts so it's starting off with a lot of percussion, and then strings come in, and by the end it's synths.
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His first video, "Channel Test", is a work of art all on its own with Pratt starting off with a mic check and later consulting his better half, Heidi Montag, on what to put on his new channel (dogs, she suggests).
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But he's once again starting a company that will figure out how to build an employee system of record and management, starting off with smoothing out the process of onboarding employees and focusing on other major life events for those employees.
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The company is starting off with one pair of products — the Razer Mamba HyperFlux mouse and the Razer Firefly HyperFlux mouse pad — both of which are just updated versions of existing Razer products, complete with the requisite Razer Chroma lighting.
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Starting off, the duo were "super poor" but the YWA host saw their commitment to the channel as a "labor of love"; as both of them worked hard to deliver fresh content and cheered when a video received 100 views.
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However Rosekind clarified that NHTSA wasn't going to release "thousands of pages" of new regulations on this issue, but viewed this process as a starting-off point for a broader discussion about the possibilities and dangers posed by self-driving cars.
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Valentina Schevchenko stole the show last week at UFC Fight Night 103 and the UFC is back for its first run of shows to be held on consecutive weekends on Saturday night , starting off at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
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Starting off as a simple atmospheric black metal project with 2008's The Forest Mourners demo, it was on the debut album, Funerals From The Astral Spheres (I, Voidhanger, 2011), that Dis Pater made himself known to an international public.
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Starting off with a niche, GROW is going to have to make a very good product that consumes the entire wants of that niche and then eventually expand to other low hanging fruit (like a table in an apartment, hint hint).
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I have a couple of go-to morning habits (starting off the day with some natural light, splashing my face with cold water the moment I get out of bed, etc.), but not every single morning is the same for me.
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Also, you don't have to go full-on torture chamber to try CBT: Aviva says you can begin by discussing boundaries and safe words with your partner and starting off slow (lightly slapping the penis is a good starter activity).
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Knowing the basics — to invest consistently in low-cost funds that cover an array of companies and sectors, for a long time — will suffice for most retirement investors, particularly those just starting off who have a few decades until retirement.
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UFC 3 goes all in on the doofy presentation stuff, starting off with a flashy package highlighting "Notorious" Conor McGregor, even putting the player in his trunks for the game's into sequence that teaches you, sort of, how to fight.
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The rapper was interviewed by his friend Big Bank Black Thursday night for Beats 1 radio and took some shots at his ex ... starting off by claiming she introduced their son, Future Jr., to Wilson before he gave it his blessing.
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"Countless times I've had people come into my office to engage on an issue and even if we were on the same page they would be starting off the meeting very aggressive and hostile, and it was counterproductive," he said.
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White House legislative director Marc Short, who visited Capitol Hill on Monday for a meeting with McConnell and other top officials, said the administration was advocating that the White House framework serve as the starting-off point for a floor debate.
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We had a baby earlier this year, which is crazy to think about all of the things that we've done and thinking about starting off this year pregnant and having a baby and all of the places that he's already seen.
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After starting off playing Ambassador Gordon Sondland to Alec Baldwin's President Donald Trump in an impeachment centric cold open, Ferrell came on stage for his monologue, only to be surprised when he spotted celebrity guest, actor Ryan Reynolds, in the audience.
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So for all of the importance of starting off with a strong performance in Iowa, it's the South Carolina firewall that Biden's campaign is relying on to sustain him through what his advisers concede could be a challenging few months ahead.
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While starting off as a consumer product, Foursquare was able to create a thorough set of so-called "true" locations of venues, which might not be a specific latitude and longitude but rather a general area that exists in the minds of consumers.
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Starting off as an open source project is one way that he hopes to convince larger enterprises that might already be using similar tools to adopt a known entity rather than just giving some random startup the keys to maintaining their operations.
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CES 2017 was a great opportunity to disrupt this self-satisfied market, as the giants that are Lenovo and Samsung launched dedicated sub-brands for gaming PCs, starting off with big and powerful gaming laptops under the Lenovo Legion and Samsung Odyssey banners.
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To avoid spoilers Netflix plans to automatically play Beyond Stranger Things after the final episode of the show's second season, but a 47 second teaser is here to give you a taste of what's to come, starting off with some sweet graphics.
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I'm here to warn you now: If you're just starting off freelancing or making money from Uber, AirBnB or any other aspect of the gig economy, you're in danger of running into the same problem — or, based on some stories I've researched, worse.
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Starting off in the familiar "use your imagination" style of fear inducement that we know Stranger Things for, by the end, the trailer is filled with action sequences, bloodied heroes, and roaring monsters forcing the kids to cower behind smashed-up cars.
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You can see them starting off in this video tweeted by a journalist who was present at the time:Roborace hopes to eventually create a league in which competing teams go head-to-head with identical Robocars—software tweaks will fuel the competition.
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The company is starting off with Proof, a small band that can gauge your blood alcohol content and send the information to an app where you can subtly see where you are in the night and whether you should order that next beer.
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WIth bike-sharing, ridesharing, carsharing, and plenty of other methods of transportation that you can plant "sharing-" at the front, Sion says Transit now has "millions" of users after starting off from the hope of having a better public transit app in Montreal.
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Starting off with a Clean Bandit vocal sample which essentially becomes unrecognizable, so contorted is this electronic Euro Hell Pop, he somehow emerges with a full minute of claps, explosion sounds, and the rollercoaster-style drops that are one of his signature moves.
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Since the first grade, I remember starting off every new school year with a plea to not embarrass myself by messing anything up with my English, to not give away the fact that I was different in any way from my classmates.
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But as Obama takes a parting shot at Russia with his latest actions, Putin has decided that some very conspicuous restraint is his best chance at starting off on the right foot with the most Russo-friendly president-elect in recent history.
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Randomly exploding products are the sort of thing that tend to stick in people's minds (not to mention every flight in the U.S. starting off with a warning not to bring the product on board), and that association could cause lasting damage to Samsung's reputation.
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"The extreme positions of a government just starting off only confirmed the discriminatory, racist, xenophobic, and genocidal nature of U.S. elites against humanity and its own people, which has now been heightened by this new administration which asserts white Anglo-Saxon supremacy," the statement said.
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Starting off performing as a child—"mum enrolled me in every class: tap, jazz, modern, hip-hop, ballet"—she's since made a living modelling, DJing and initially making music under the name Maad*Moiselle (see this A$AP Ferg collab from a few years ago).
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It's great to have the crew reacting to this organically on tape (check out the cold open), but I don't think we could have done the show without starting off with this breaking news in the tech world, so we went back and started over.
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In an earlier film, "Bigger, Stronger, Faster*," about steroids, Mr. Bell used his own family as a window onto the subject, and he does so again here, starting off with the death of his brother, a former professional wrestler who had substance abuse problems.
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Starting off with a cut from British funk group Cymande and bringing in tracks by everyone from recent Hyperdub signee High Wolf to none other than Jimi Hendrix, it suffices to say that the trio's two hour selection was a masterful bout of delectable eclecticism.
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After signing a four-year, $88 million contract before last season and starting off strong with 10 homers in the opening month, Ramirez spent the rest of his introductory campaign with the Red Sox grounding out, bonking into the Green Monster, and getting hurt.
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"I initially did what other ASMR creators did, starting off with whispers then tapping different materials such as wood, plastic, and paper, but as my channel is called "Japanese ASMR," I wanted to make visuals that reflected the culture a bit more," said Yumijuku.
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Economic growth in the third quarter is seen at around a 1.5% rate "The employment report will be a critical element in determining how the third quarter is starting off," said Sam Bullard, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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"Looks like we are starting off 2018 with another big milestone...sooo happy to announce that Maddie is FINALLY going to be a big sister," the younger Spears wrote in a caption on a photo of her, husband Jamie Watson and her daughter Maddie.
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With the sun and ruler Venus in your jet-setting ninth house for more than half of June, vacation romances will be h-h-h-hot, whether you're slipping off to Europe with your boo or starting off single and meeting someone along the way.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders are starting off with other advantages as well: They are the best-known candidates at this stage, both with experience running for president, and they are well positioned to have the money and resources to compete through the 270 primaries.
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The company is starting off with a way for users in Ireland to move pictures into Google Photos via encrypted transfer, but it says the feature will be available worldwide in the first half of 2020 and will eventually include integrations with additional services. 2.
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You can also see flashes of interest in an automatic digital assistant, in the form of startups like Clara — which is starting off with a natural language approach to scheduling, but have a natural path to other things like relationship management as they collect more data.
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And starting off the day trying to decide what you want to wear and just pointing your camera at a jean jacket is a natural example of trying to translate more seamlessly an idea that a user might not be able to naturally articulate in a search.
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"I don't understand how such a forward thinking organization like CERN, which does so much to promote diversity in research, could have invited him to speak to young people just starting off in their research careers when his ideas are so well known," Wade told the BBC.
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Loans and advances rose 16% year-on-year in 2019, "We are starting off 2020 with a robust capital position, enabling us to support our future growth plans in the UAE and across strategic markets," said Chairman FAB Sheikh Tahnoon Bin Zayed al-Nahyan in a statement.
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After starting off 2016 with Garage Still Lifes, his first ever solo show at Julie Saul Gallery, Olsen went on to shoot his first magazine cover for Women's Wear Daily, along with a series of commissioned work for clients like Opening Ceremony, Complex, and Under Armor Sportswear.
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"Therapy for a lot of people is intimidating, so if they feel like, 'I can do this instead of seeing a therapist and I'm going to be cured,' I think they're already starting off with an unrealistic expectation," said Nicole Smith-Perez, a New York-based therapist practicing CBT.
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To kick off the launch of Estée Edit (the new 82-piece makeup collection from Estée Lauder), we kept up with Kendall in N.Y.C., starting off with her intense glam session where she revealed insight about her Instagram and what it's like to be recognized everywhere she goes.
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The gym prides itself on being able to provide instruction and opportunity to the youth of Thailand, who are just starting off their career, while at the same time sending a stable mate of fighters to compete internationally and in the large stadiums and televised shows in Bangkok.
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"The extreme positions of a government just starting off only confirmed the discriminatory, racist, xenophobic and genocidal nature of U.S. elites against humanity and its own people, which has now been heightened by this new administration which asserts white Anglo-Saxon supremacy," the Venezuelan government said in a statement.
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Lea Michele's starting off summer with a strong swimwear game, Kate Hudson and Amy Schumer vacationed together (and posted fun videos to document it!) and plenty of supermodels (Bella Hadid, Alessandra Ambrosio) did what they do best — posed seductively in swimwear — to ring in the unofficial start of summer.
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Starting off in New York City, over the course of several days, Fuchs traveled to the Hamptons and Miami before ending up in Paris, where she would go on to say "I do" to boyfriend Gabriel Grossman — the man behind the viral engagement the Internet can't stop talking about.
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The company is starting off with basic modules, including things like speakers and the aforementioned camera, but is already looking into non-standard phone functionality like secondary displays, helped along by an impressive list of co-conspirators, including, Samsung, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Panasonic, Toshiba , Harman and E Ink.
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Cautious optimism Chad O'Carroll, managing director of a research and consultancy firm called the Korea Risk Group, said the talks were starting off on a positive note, with little of the usual disagreement about whether to hold them on the North or South side of the Joint Security Area.
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Slimane is starting off his all-in career as a lensman by debuting a series of portfolios he photographed for V. Titled "New York Diary" and released in three installments, he follows different artists and creators based in the Big Apple and captures them in a series of B&W portraits.
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INGRAHAM: OK, so we went from Russia collusion, the election tampering, to a stripper-porn star who is cashing in on her 15 minutes of fame, and Michael Cohen and some check that somebody wrote -- again, starting off, it sounded really nefarious with Russian collusion, and now we are here.
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With the schizophrenias, for example, you're starting off with a fairly heavy burden—the diagnosis carries with it so much social, cultural, and historical stigma, and one way to self-protect from the weight of that burden can be to try and associate with characteristics that are typically seen as positive.
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Starting off as a spunky noise rock band squatting in New York's Lower East Side, White Zombie merged their love of monster movies, biker psychedelia, and driving riffs into an unusual heavy metal mutant that quickly became one of only bands to survive the dreaded metal purge of the 90s.
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It was the most deferential gunpoint exchange ever, starting off with a plaintive "Ay, my fault," followed by sincerities like "Appreciate it," and "I'd give you a ride home, but …" The guy may have succumbed to the wicked ways of Robbin' Season, but that's no reason to abandon his home training.
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He became a fixture of the West coast's emerging rap scene with a series energetic mixtapes firing off clever raps—starting off with 2007's Macking Ain't Easy—but moonlighting as a producer under the pseudonym of Larry Fisherman in an effort to get an early Vince Staples to rap.
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"Trump keeps on saying he doesn't want [a war], yet he keeps on doing things that escalate matters, starting off with walking out of the nuclear deal and essentially conducting economic warfare against Iran," Trita Parsi, executive vice president of the Quincy Institute, a Washington-based think tank, told VICE News.
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Not really the great vacation that I was looking for, but we are still together, starting off our marriage rough, but now we&aposre going to be together, and I am just so grateful for what you guys have done and for thinking about me and caring about me, just a normal person.
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Motorsport Manager's extensive tutorial seemed intent on starting off by rubbing in how much I didn't actually know about the sport, as it tossed me almost immediately into a full race with a scripted rainstorm that forced me to watch helplessly as my two chosen drivers slipped ever closer to last place.
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Starting off with a bang: Nationwide's CIO on how to succeed in the first 90 days on the job, and why you shouldn't be afraid to make mistakesPriming CIOs for the CEO spot: 'Everything is up for disruption': Why MuleSoft's founder thinks the digital revolution could lead more CIOs to become CEOs
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Research from the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering also found that, although e-cigarette companies market their products as quitting aids for current smokers, vapes' popularity among teens can act as a gateway to conventional cigarette use (meaning, younger folks are starting off smoking e-cigs and moving onto conventional ones).
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FROM PEN: The Today Show Moms Open Up About Dealing With 'Mom Guilt': 'It's Real' Gisele Bündchen shared five photos on Instagram, starting off with a cuddly shot with her children, Vivian Lake, 4, and Benjamin Rein, 7, and including a photo embracing husband Tom Brady's mother, Galynn, who has struggled with health issues.
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The idea of riders being completely disconnected from the driving experience does seem like it's a ways away (that's what the Toyota Research Institution's head said earlier in the day), but Nvidia has spent years with this kind of technology as its core competency, starting off from making cards that give gamers better performance.
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There are, of course, games that have formed around the network of knowledge that Wikipedia provides—a friend and I spent a memorable evening giving each other targets like "bread," starting off on the same random page, and trying to beat each other to the goal through simply clicking on the links within each page.
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Starting off a fun-filled day in New York City, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 38, took the two girls to The Blue Box Café, located on the fourth floor of Tiffany & Co.'s N.Y.C. Fifth Avenue flagship store — which is decorated to look like the inside of one of the jewelry company's trademark little blue boxes.
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The general trend here is that startups are increasingly starting off with, or simply focusing entirely, on a narrow branch of products in the hopes to overtake larger e-commerce companies that are hoping to sell a wide array of products and may not necessarily have the time or capital to invest heavily in one division alone.
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The U.K.'s Information Commissioner is starting off the week with a GDPR bang: This morning, it announced that it has fined British Airways and its parent International Airlines Group (IAG) £183.39 million ($230 million) in connection with a data breach that took place last year that affected a whopping 500,000 customers browsing and booking tickets online.
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The conventional view is that while people may fall short of what economics textbooks recommend, sometimes far short when they are just starting off at farming or repairing refrigerators or driving a cab, they usually do not act in the opposite of their self-interest, which is what sticking with an income target would cause them to do.
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Another teacher at the school, Chrissy MacLean, said that starting off the year talking about immigration and using the curriculum to tie it to U.S. history helped the kids feel like "we cared about their story and their families story," and that she knew the topic was relevant to many of her students on a personal level.
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Need Supply Co.: Need Supply is one of the best true boutiques online (its brick-and-mortar is in Richmond, Virginia), offering a host of brands at a variety of price points and starting off with relatively affordable picks from labels like Intentionally Blank and Ganni, plus actually affordable options from exclusive lines Stelen and Farrow.
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Yet the need to start from the ground-up with painting proved to be a deterrent to her creative process when starting off: "I got very frustrated by the fact that I couldn't express what I wanted with painting, and that made me get more invested in photography, as I didn't need to invent anything from scratch, just 'distort' what I already saw until the real and imaginary matched," tells Louceiro.
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"#Killshot," Eminem wrote on Twitter on Friday afternoon, sharing a link to the song alongside album artwork that appeared to depict a cartoon version of Kelly's face in the crosshairs of a weapon, with his eyes covered by two red Xs. "You sound like a bitch," Eminem rapped in the first lines of the track, before starting off with a relatively benign remark about the musician's sense of style.
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Starting off, however, here are the rounds that caught our eyes this past week: Leaving the earlier stages and heading to the other end of the spectrum, we touched on Cloudinary passing the $60 million ARR mark, ExtraHop aiming for the $100 million ARR mark in short order and SiteMinder's new $70 million round that gave it a $750 million valuation after crossing $70 million ARR last year.
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Starting off with a confrontation between a much older Jesse Owens (Dorian Harewood) and a younger African-American lawyer (Georg Stanford Brown) who accuses Owens of being a race traitor, the film goes on to flesh out Owens's long biography: his Alabama birth, then adolescence in de facto segregation in Cleveland, his meteoric rise at Ohio State and Berlin, and his staging, successful or not, of a series of post-Olympics comebacks.
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Co-working startup Mindspace recently raised $20 million from Crossroads, a private equity firm in the UK, as it gears up to launch its first two locations in the U.S. While Mindspace is looking to go big or go home in the U.S., it's starting off slow with its first two locations in San Francisco and Washington, D.C. Mindspace started in Tel Aviv about four years ago and has since expanded to Germany, Poland and the United Kingdom.
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Now, Dickey is launching Untitled Labs, a "search lab" designed to test multiple consumer tech ideas in "social and professional networking, mobility, personal finance, premium services, health & wellness, travel, photography, and dating" before building out one Untitled Labs is starting off with $2.8 million in seed funding from early Gigster investors and other angels including Founders Fund, Felicis Ventures, Caffeinated Capital, Joe Montana's Liquid Ventures, Ashton Kutcher, Nikita Bier of TBH (acquired by Facebook), and Zynga co-founder Justin Waldron.
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The works gathered here are the aesthetic highlight of the show, starting off with the smashing "New Chicago Athletic Club (Club atlético Nueva Chicago)" (1937) by the Argentine artist Antonio Berni, a large group portrait of more than a dozen characters, rendered in sparkling magic realism that strikes just the right note between monumentality and anecdote, with a clarity of perception that carries all the way through to the cluster of houses on the horizon and the weighty clouds hanging above them.
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No. Did you imagine when you were starting off in PR that you were going to end up as sort of ... I'm trying to find a way of putting this without making you immodest, that you'd have the sort of position where you've got ... The reason I'm having you here is you've got tremendous insight into the way old media works, new media works, you've got a lot of influence, your relationships with things like BuzzFeed ... Did you see that path ahead of you?
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