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But for Mr. West, that untethered glee is jumbled up with untethered hurt.
In 2015, they released their eighth album, " Untethered Moon."
Unloved, unsuccessful and increasingly untethered, was he jealous of Versace?
Katherine Miller looks at what it means to become untethered.
Both the network and the White House were becoming untethered.
Untethered, it is trading around 50% below the old rate.
A wireless router in its head allows for untethered communication.
There's a little bit of an untethered feeling since then.
Michael Singer's book, The Untethered Soul, changed my life, too.
This week's test will launch the rocket ship completely untethered.
His dog, untethered, continued to run happily around the area.
It's possible that the exploit will lead an "untethered" jailbreak.
RoboBee X-Wing is about the same size as those untethered fliers, but weighs a hundredth of an ounce, which earns it the distinction of being the lightest aerial vehicle to manage sustained untethered flight.
"I think after Monday his arguments became increasingly untethered," Turley added.
But it offers a tantalizing look at an untethered VR future.
Wednesday's test was set to be the first untethered flight attempt.
She is untethered, a blurry presence smudged across a dense atmosphere.
You're completely untethered and can enjoy your music with absolute freedom.
He becomes untethered, no longer an author of his own life.
So let's keep Rey's parentage untethered from the Original Trilogy, please.
Every so often she let loose a beguiling, slightly untethered laugh.
One acknowledges some basic truths; the other is untethered from them.
I still have my Airbnb account; it is just untethered from Facebook.
As Mobvoi notes, the goal of wireless buds is to be untethered.
Developers Untethered with Christina Sass (Andela) 2:00 PM – 2:20 PM
For a start, it's untethered, meaning it would rely on battery power.
Her saxophonist channels John Coltrane at his most untethered, his most desperate.
For the untethered and independent, the answer to that conundrum lies within.
Are you looking at some type of solution where it's completely untethered?
The hype about an increasingly dynamic, untethered, independent workforce was just wrong.
I felt totally untethered to logic and physics, and it was awesome.
Most sports leagues feel like floating satellites, untethered from the real world.
They're unafraid of burning it all down, untethered to the weight of consequences.
"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey writes.
You'll want the headset because it offers a truly wireless, untethered VR experience.
Untethered headsets that offer a richly immersive experience are still a way off.
Even the fealty to fossil fuels is incoherent, untethered to any consistent worldview.
The important question now is where will an untethered Xi focus his attention?
Being untethered will allow people to travel with VR wherever they may go.
"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey wrote.
Researchers based at Harvard University have developed a fully autonomous, untethered soft robot.
The debate around refugees in Sweden, she argued, has become untethered from reality.
"A," with its color- and gender-blind casting, is untethered by topical sociology.
Women were mobilized into the labor force and became financially untethered from men.
It had become untethered from the practical struggle to achieve equality for women.
Oh, and Bitcoin's untethered nature also makes it highly susceptible to market manipulation.
Each is a piece of sexy, soulful pop; Lovato sounds fiery and untethered.
Unlike anything else in his discography, IGOR shows Tyler untethered and at ease.
It's untethered so you can type and scroll from wherever is comfortable for you.
It's classic Weir, tumultuous and untethered from time, distilling spirits both chemical and organic.
The IMF frets that pay rises might once again become untethered from productivity gains.
Smartphones untethered meme creation from computers and gave us the internet we have today.
The little flitter is also capable of untethered flight and is powered by lasers.
GUTFELD: Can you imagine a Trump untethered with, say 70 to 90 million people.
Both open-ended academic research and imaginative creation can feel untethered from workaday concerns.
" (She later apologized for the "public hanging" remark.) "Unleashed, untethered, and I am unshackled.
Allowing the corrections to exist untethered from their referent introduces another site of inquiry.
"The party has become untethered from its historic moorings in limited government," Sanford said.
Untethered is the second release from Numinous Games, the studio behind That Dragon, Cancer.
Beautiful ones, yes: But untethered to meaningful action, what is the value of beauty?
Untethered by style, medium or geography, such ventures can seem both arbitrary and amorphous.
Madison's sexuality is threatening, but then women's sexuality, untethered from patriarchal authority, always is.
It's the promise of an "untethered" experience, one that other smartwatch makers have attempted before.
A single mistake would send Honnold whistling through space, untethered, until he hit terra firma.
Instead, Europe finds itself bogged down in squabbles that have become increasingly untethered from reality.
The process creates a Westworldian problem, where an emotional loop is created, untethered from time.
To access the new untethered features, just update the Strava app on your iOS device.
They're untethered and tone-deaf to the existential issues we're facing in this very instant.
They require sophisticated multi-player tracking, easy cleaning between users, untethered experience functions and more.
And yes, creating an untethered version of the exosuit is a priority for the researchers.
The more untethered you are in some ways, the more chained you become in others.
It uses a VR headset powered by a supercomputer backpack to allow for untethered walking.
These idealists live in a world untethered to actually representing political speakers before government agencies.
That all sounds great, but the problem is that untethered, mobile VR has a problem.
In the cinematic fantasies of his increasingly untethered mind, there's always a heroic way out.
The audience can only care about Theo's untethered life if they know what he lost.
The Democrats are taking us to a brave new world, untried, untested, untethered to reality.
Once untethered from his main source of stability, Haas swiftly succumbed to his worst impulses.
Now, with Raya and Doris ready to enter preschool, the two fathers are feeling untethered.
That's not the only take on rootedness in recent years that's, well, untethered from reality.
"I really love the untethered, own-my-time feeling of traveling alone," Ms. Dembling said.
More recently, with "Altiplano" (25), she has explored dancing on its own, untethered from words.
He is untethered, a master of language now struggling aptly to describe anything at all.
The emotion is so strong that the fragments can become untethered from time and place.
"We worried that if he lost the work he'd become truly untethered," Mr. Simon said.
He has distorted the truth for so long, he now seems routinely untethered from reality.
As Rigetti sees it, his team benefits from being untethered to older ways of thinking.
It's telling that while the story turns on nationalism, the movie feels untethered from life.
Why it matters: Health care prices are still rising, and are largely untethered to quality.
I think it's about a mix of electromagnetic acceleration, free falls, and untethered jumps into water.
Given the nature of the devices, it's unlikely we'll ever see a truly untethered Bluetooth speaker.
The feeling of being untethered from everything familiar, and scrambling to figure out where "home" is.
He's been the ultimate cool dad, untethered from the daily pressures of a full-time job.
But Ladd did emphasize that allowing an untethered experience was an important goal for the company.
They really voted for someone who is completely untethered to the old way of doing things.
They're politically homeless, ideology untethered from party, and so they often have interesting things to say.
At the same time, I wasn't ready to float untethered from my world of food neuroses.
But the dream of a truly untethered future exists in the form of wireless mesh networks.
The Venture and the Explorist adds untethered GPS, NFC, heart rate and 24-hour battery life.
PSVR also includes some interesting touches that aren't present on any major headset, tethered or untethered.
We would not have a presidency untethered from any restraints imposed by the separation of powers.
It completed its first untethered flight test in July, when it flew for roughly 10 seconds.
And with Lynch and Frost untethered from network TV strictures, said deaths frequently happen pretty horribly.
Our team of reporters traced how he went from icon to shrewd — some say "untethered" — tactician.
Without them, I often just have this feeling of being untethered, and I just can't rest.
As her thoughts grow increasingly untethered from the physical space of her story, they lose momentum.
That doesn't mean, however, that they wish to float about, untethered to all but their smartphones.
Much like his client, Mr. Giuliani, a former New York mayor, prefers being untethered, they said.
Like Beckett's unnamed speaker, Mr. McKenzie's character floats above the stage, looking both untethered and trapped.
Republicans have mocked the Green New Deal as a "socialist wish list" untethered to economic realities.
SZA's voice is irrepressible, untethered but perfectly controlled, and no amount of polish can corrode that.
This assumes, though, that there's a base for conservative ideas when they're untethered from racial resentment.
Untethered from Europe's rotting corpse, they argue, Britain will be free to engage with the emerging world.
But in Trumpland, nothing is entirely untethered from the president's personal politics, massive ego and consistent inconsistencies.
With the watch untethered and LTE fired up, I made it through a full day, no problem.
Image: SpaceXSpaceX has completed its first untethered leap of Starhopper—a prototype for its planned Starship vehicle.
Yesterday's test came one day after an aborted untethered test, which was caused by high chamber pressure.
A YouTube demo video shows both the tethered VR experience and the untethered experience side-by-side.
Without it, he risks becoming completely untethered — nothing more than the slithering id of a nervous age.
I am untethered and I am unshackled and I can say exactly what is on my mind.
Factions on both sides have become untethered from the values that have historically bound us as Americans.
A Maine construction contractor was charged with workplace manslaughter when an untethered roofer died on the job.
" In that title, Comey calls Trump an unethical and self-interested leader, who is "untethered to truth.
Then at some point, my father untethered himself from our family, drifted far away, reinvented his life.
The residual currents make sitting in the water feel like I'm drifting untethered in a boat harbor.
Quick hits: Comey said Trump is "untethered to the truth" and compared him to a mob boss.
There will be some who like "The Mad Ones" for exactly the untethered intensity that annoys me.
On "Live," he plays the almost annoyingly perfect foil to Ms. Ripa's more untethered on-air character.
The company is offering flexibility and informality to a generation that is increasingly untethered to traditional offices.
There's something about the openness of it, the completely untethered sense of longing, yearning, that's complete magic.
We are almost daily being offered a portrait of a President who is routinely untethered from reality.
"The Islamic State's international appeal has become untethered from its military performance on the ground," he said.
Once we are untethered from constitutional language, there is no reason we cannot retroactively include posthumous impeachments.
Money spent in some areas will be untethered to make way for new needs in other areas.
It is therefore significant that algorithms untethered from human decision-making are starting to call the shots.
And former stars in particular — untethered from the studio system, rarely working and often forgotten — welcomed him.
Pretty resolutely, at least for the time being, we're committed to staying untethered from the cable ecosystem.
This addition has afforded her the freedom to roam around onstage while singing, untethered to her gear table.
A torrential decade has unleashed massive financial, political and technological crises, crises of trust, truth and untethered populations.
His plans are unique both for their commitment to practicality and how completely untethered they are to reality.
AARON DAVID MILLER, FORMER MIDDLE EAST NEGOTIATOR This decision was unordered and untethered to any foreign policy consideration.
At the back of the headset is the big battery that enables the headset to be completely untethered.
Büyüktascıyan's installation brings forth a sense of freedom in a confined space, of unrestricted possibility and untethered authenticity.
Facebook is creating a new Oculus VR headset that's not only untethered, but also cheap, according to Bloomberg.
But it is not just younger Americans who seem untethered to the realities of life and market indicators.
Comey also ripped Trump as "untethered to truth" in the book and compared him to a mob boss.
The result is a robot that can hop about untethered for up to 19 jumps before falling over.
Oddity No. 3: The interview results reflected on the 85033 seem untethered from the Russia collusion counterintelligence investigation.
We will almost be untethered from constitutional limitations and our system of government would suffer a grievous blow.
Speculation on day-one trading is time-tested and completely untethered from financial analysis and long-term value.
As a Daydream-exclusive game, Untethered only supports a small-but-growing handful of new, high-end smartphones.
The growth in electric vehicle deployment in the U.S. still can't be untethered from the future of Tesla.
Negan is an embodiment of humanity's worst impulses — a reactive id untethered from its restraint and critical reasoning.
The problem is this skepticism often morphs into a formulaic approach that can itself become untethered from reality.
Untethered from the corporate world, it would have been all too easy for me to fall into aimlessness.
Facebook's virtual reality division is getting ready to ship its high-powered, untethered headset, the company announced Wednesday.
"[HoloLens] is a device that brings three-dimensional digital holograms into your world and is untethered," Sullivan told me.
The updated version would reportedly do away with that connecting cord, so you'd just have the two untethered earbuds.
Apple's new untethered earbuds will cost you a pretty penny if you lose one, according to the company's website.
Thankfully, we can still count on the federal courts to rebuke an agency untethered to the rule of law.
Milkman is a dreamy novel, untethered to specifics; the narrator and location are never named, though Belfast is implied.
British attitudes towards immigration once again appear untethered to a rational assessment of the costs and benefits of migration.
The nurse's aids get me untethered from everything, and also give me a pad and some weird hospital underwear.
As the shadowless become untethered from reality, they can "misremember" the world, and their wild fantasies can replace reality.
AI may seem untethered from humans, but it actually hinges on data produced by people — and gathered by companies.
Relatively speaking, it's a trifle — again, it seems utterly untethered, but that disconnect is on a strictly narrative level.
"For applications inside the body, we need a small, controllable, untethered robot system," said Rus in a press release.
There's a notion that being on Netflix, and being untethered from broadcast TV, means you have more creative freedom.
The entry-level GoPro currently runs $149 — a far more reasonable price in line with this "untethered lens" notion.
And, for some, a visceral dislike of the mayor as a figurehead who appears untethered from any specific policy.
The untethered harmonic language, along with the developmental approach to form, could easily make the concerto seem long-winded.
The series is marooned in its moments, untethered to anything outside of itself, and sometimes even disconnected from that.
It's when you remove that when you're left with something more untethered with you having to find your way.
It's a compelling moment, no doubt, but it floats more or less untethered to the rest of the book.
We were cold and uncomfortable, but we slept untethered in the midst of a national treasure, at no charge.
Now researchers at Harvard University have built a new type of robot that is capable of true, untethered flight.
We have just given the marketplace full rein to work its magic, untethered from the needs of public health.
Untethered to previous productions, Beyoncé has rethought "The Lion King" as 21st-century global pop, frequently drawing on Africa.
It is far more likely he feels free to express his true thoughts — untethered to concerns over voter reprisal.
But some viewpoints are fundamentally untethered from American values and should no longer receive any state support or endorsement.
One elite competition comprising the world's richest clubs, untethered from their domestic leagues for a new full-season competition.
Plus, passionate involvement replaced my untethered existence with community, a persona, a job and — however unrealistic — a life plan.
Trump, an untethered maniac, sits atop it, flicking a lighter that Republicans in Congress could take away, but won't.
They want to see Clinton untethered from the expectations that come with being both a Clinton and a woman.
As recently as January of 2016, it was a big deal that robots like Atlas could walk untethered along hills.
The AirMule made its first autonomous, untethered flight of 130 feet at Megiddo airfield in northern Israel on December 30.
"Find my AirPods" will help address a major criticism of the $159 untethered earpods — that they are easy to lose.
But this method relies on direct contact between the device and a charging pad — hardly the untethered future Tesla imagined.
So while it does offer the promise of an untethered mobile experience, don't expect to use it outdoors very much.
But Trump is untethered to the party apparatus in a way that wasn't true of any Republican nominee since Goldwater.
Yet a few vendors are quickly rising to the challenge of a brave new world untethered from wire-based headphones.
Its counterintuitive message conjures, for me, an image of bravely wrestling with the thrashing untethered sails of a sinking ship.
The spinout is designed to give McAfee more independence to pursue "pure-play" cybersecurity, untethered from Intel's chip-making ambitions.
Styles is untethered to the cruelties of the world, floating into the sky, chasing waterfalls, and sprinting across the ocean.
I've been wearing them consistently and almost like them more for comfort than I do for the untethered-running option.
HoloLens is fully untethered and self-contained, which means you do not need a PC or phone to use it.
The drawings at times reveal mishaps: broken tools and ropes, escaped whales and the untethered bodies of whales that sank.
Meanwhile, keep an eye out over the coming years as the industry continues to experiment with truly untethered power solutions.
Valentine's Day can feel like a slap in the face for those of us who find ourselves untethered and alone.
It was a time when bands untethered themselves from the genre's past and let themselves explore the fringes a bit.
For the first time we were experienced being untethered by our own selves in a way that makes pure creativity.
In his book, The Untethered Soul, Michael Singer gives the analogy of a person with a thorn in their arm.
He builds on his lies until what he's saying becomes so untethered from reality that it's impossible to take seriously.
At times the book delivers more spectacle than impact, and risks projecting a gothic mood untethered to an interpretive framework.
Phoenix seems to have chosen to make Arthur Fleck untethered to underline his mental illness and his disconnection from society.
Mr. Comey's book describes Mr. Trump as "unethical, and untethered to truth" and compared Mr. Trump to a Mafia boss.
The ferocity of Mr. Trump's pushback against the Russia allegations, often untethered from fact, is wearing down aides and allies.
Our country got more polarized as partisan opinion became big business, untethered from any obligation to be fair and balanced.
The ring purportedly works without a smartphone connection, giving its users an untethered experience using near field communication (NFC) technology.
But unlike the Rift, which is still considered Oculus' "gold standard" according to Facebook, the Quest offers a truly untethered experience.
With Jupiter in an earth sign, you're very grounded and might not travel as often as someone who values being untethered.
When Jack is proven correct, the subsequent conversation feels untethered from reality in a way only This Is Us would try.
Each year, the Central Perk gang — for the most part inexplicably untethered by familial obligation — got up to wild, autumnal hijinks.
Or states would have the opportunity of a block grant—a sum of money untethered from the number of people involved.
Instead of being an example of untethered corporate power, Google's ban seems to be aligned with the thinking of democratic institutions.
But now, I am unleashed, I am untethered and I am unshackled, and I can say exactly what's on my mind.
The cookies became a symbol of my pain, a projection of my grief, and an excuse for why I remained untethered.
By freeing my hands, we can enable innovation that uses voice, sound and untethered hands in ways we cannot imagine yet.
Not so much the high-minded work of a whistleblower with a cause as a lurid rant of an ego untethered.
Some are directly tied to "Jane Eyre," but among the standouts are stories that have been untethered from the mother ship.
The coffee growers federation has also proposed that producer countries sell high-quality harvests untethered from the New York market price.
Now untethered to that bloc, under an eroding rule of law and under American sanctions, Turkey's weak economy is weakening further.
"But now, I am unleashed, I am untethered and I am unshackled, and I can say exactly what's on my mind."
It was during these binges that he could say what he wanted and live completely untethered to any sense of propriety.
In 1971, Richard Nixon untethered the dollar from the gold standard, a decision that might have undermined the dollar's global supremacy.
If we are untethered to truth, our justice system cannot function and a society based on the rule of law dissolves.
As former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon warned, "pearl clutchers" better get used to the president being untethered post-impeachment.
Jackson was now 28, but he had stayed untethered — there were many women, but no wife, or children, or overarching responsibilities.
At first glance, the apartment, which he shares with his wife and three grown children, seems untethered to time or place.
The book casts Trump as unethical, self-interested and "untethered to truth," and offers some personal attacks on the president's appearance.
All of which is to say that those six percent of voters could be completely untethered from anything happening in politics.
Or states would have the opportunity of a block grant — a sum of money untethered from the number of people involved.
There's something magical about the promise of untethered longevity, conjuring images of hitting the open road for some carefree, off-grid adventure.
This insect-scale aerial vehicle is the lightest thus far to achieve sustained untethered flight (as opposed to impulsive jumping or liftoff).
The reality is much more depressing: these bodies are untethered to a star, so they're doomed to dance around the void solo.
Once transgressive and niche, the term became untethered to the specifics of its non-white, non-straight past as its use broadened.
It's a pretty hefty headset, but it's untethered, which means you can move freely around the room while you play with apps.
The HoloLens is now available in a developer kit form for $3,000, and it can be worn completely untethered from a computer.
They can be independently produced, untethered to any kind of mainstream media outlet, and as a result often fill a small niche.
The shale industry, whose shares prices used to track that of oil, down by 18% since April, now looks untethered (see chart).
Its untethered access to the VK's vast image database quickly turned FindFace into an attractive application for a number of different purposes.
I spoke to some people in committed happy relationships about what they dream of doing in a world in which they're untethered.
On Tuesday at CES, the company revealed that it will release an Android Wear device later this year that will function untethered.
The SpaceX CEO then continued with a new timeline for the untethered test, saying it should happen sometime this coming week instead.
But perhaps McCandless's most significant spaceflight moment — the one that defines his career — is his untethered spacewalk and the photos from it.
Rescued two years ago, this matriarch will spend her final years ambling across the sanctuary's parkland, untethered and without fear of violence.
Frank Keating said GOP lawmakers might be better off simply accepting that the President is untethered to many traditionally conservative ideological bearings.
In the book, Comey describes Trump as being "untethered to the truth" and likens him to a mob boss and a bully.
Sleek, untethered, relatively inexpensive and well-tolerated, SoFi may provide biologists a fish's-eye view of animal interactions in changing marine ecosystems.
Filled with the trepidation of vertigo and the thrilling sensation of falling through air untethered, bridges innately carry an uncertainty to them.
You're in new environments constantly, you feel untethered from a support system, and sometimes you even forget who your support system is.
But diplomacy is ineffective when it is untethered from a realistic assessment of the needs and interests of all the relevant parties.
We are free and untethered to enjoy, indulge, and appreciate every single second of the season precisely the way we want to.
The newly released Series 3 watch, with cellular connectivity, has appealed to users that are looking to be untethered from their phones.
But, in all of them, she manages to maintain the self-contained self-evidence and untethered potential of more ordinary flat rectangles.
Whatever choices are debated within Japan, other nations in Asia would be highly sensitive to a Japan untethered from the United States.
It will reportedly be "untethered," but it'll rely on a wireless connection to a dedicated box that houses a custom-built 5nm processor.
I don't know you that well, but it seems it's such a sort of futuristic ... it's sort of an untethered place to be.
Google now joins the ranks of Intel, Qualcomm and others who have shown off demos of all-in-one untethered reference designs headsets.
But as much as we'd like to think we are infallible, untethered, luminous, we are only human, and eventually we must be still.
In 1972, she had her first solo exhibition of dream-like paintings in which untethered figures inhabited an abstract space inspired by Chagall.
They told me that the company wanted a completely untethered earbud for sports that also improved upon earlier Beats earbuds in every way.
The sample bias was amusingly intentional, designed to ferret out an archetypal No Labels-style "Innovation Party" politician, untethered to predictable partisan shibboleths.
Yes, it's nice to imagine online life as a zero-gravity zone, untethered from the giants, governed by the immutable laws of cryptography.
That could end up inventing new use cases, but it seems there are lots of opportunities right now for an untethered Apple Watch.
It is the violent, repressive left, explicitly disdainful of liberalism and its counterrevolutionary sanction of free inquiry and expression, its untethered, bourgeois individualism.
"The comparisons with Richard Nixon are plentiful these days, but even he did not seem so untethered from our basic governance," he wrote.
Comey, who was fired by Trump in May, called the president "unethical, and untethered to the truth," according to excerpts from the book.
The enemy is yourself: Cancer cells are simply a person's own cells that have become untethered from regulated division and have gone awry.
The other day I realized I buy a new copy of "The Untethered Soul," by Michael A. Singer, in every city I visit.
At times, beauty seems to stand alone, untethered to meaning; at other times, it underlines a tangible idea or generates significance by proxy.
The untethered price increase has, to a degree, proved their point, suggesting that this is an investment tied to few real-world fundamentals.
" In defeat, she added, "I am unleashed, I am untethered and I am unshackled, and I can say exactly what's on my mind.
Clinton stressed to graduates that Trump's lying was part of a larger culture of disinformation, with politics becoming increasingly untethered from the truth.
"Recent appearances seem untethered to any sort of strategy to drive a policy agenda ahead of the 2020 presidential election," writes Peter Nicholas.
They insisted that only someone untethered from the agency's ways of thinking could institute the kind of reforms necessary to guide the organization.
Moncho is impulsive; Raphayet can be passive; a boy named Leonidas (Greider Meza) drifts toward wanton criminality, untethered from the discipline of tradition.
Weird scienceGiven the scarcity of hard data on ADFs, it made sense that the meeting's most energized interlude was almost totally untethered from reality.
The technology is unique (so far) in that the entire contraption—processor, optics, and battery—is contained in the visor; it is truly untethered.
It was one of the few cards in Blizzard's arsenal that cranked the untethered potential of a digital card game to its absolute extremes.
"GIFs, as a visual format untethered from audio, makes them a perfect medium for sign language," Hilari Scarl, Sign With Robert's director, told Mashable.
By saying that Tyler and Johnson were untethered from party, we lose a lot of the complexity of the party politics of the time.
"Some might think wireless and open-back are an odd pairing, but now you can enjoy audiophile quality sound untethered," the company's website reads.
"When we say untethered, you don't have to sync it with your phone, you don't have to run with your phone," Ladd told Mashable.
"President Trump has somehow managed to produce a budget request even more untethered from reality than his past two," Lowey said in a statement.
I only wore the Quest for about 20 minutes, but it felt much lighter than the Oculus Go.  Most importantly, though, it's completely untethered.
One upside of having sexual experiences that are increasingly untethered from physical reality is that they might show us what really revs our engines.
As her subjects expanded, her audience would, too, until her celebrity became untethered from her books and took on a life of its own.
You've talked about really using the empty space ... David Byrne: Yeah, I imagined that it might be possible to have all the musicians untethered.
And he can now project data points onto a giant screen nearby, which allows him to roam the studio, untethered from the Bill Board.
The company says the use of the untethered, deep-diving vehicles means it can search large areas of the ocean floor quickly and effectively.
Today, vast fortunes shift across oceans in an instant, currencies are untethered from gold, and your local coffee shop may no longer accept cash.
MADELINE'S MADELINE Helena Howard stars as a teenager who becomes untethered — or may already be that way — as she prepares for a theater role.
But a minute later the sky opened, the tents blew wild and untethered, and the rain came all at once in a severe downpour.
The gripper's creators, scientists from Cornell University and the Istituto Italiano di Technologia, say this could be essential for designing robots that operate untethered.
What's more, the series paints a moving portrait of friendship untethered by time or place, making it a standout representation of camaraderie and growth.
Unlike many of those producers, the U.S. industry is untethered, with no government deciding production levels, and its only constraints are economic and financial.
Or his nine million sexual escapades, which have dwindled from sort-of-shocking to really-really-depressing as he's aged and gone more untethered.
It also may generate a movement to change the institutional rules — for example the Electoral College — although the motivation should be untethered from partisanship.
Even in those relatively mainstream scenarios, he insisted on playing with an untethered approach that drew disdain from most of the musicians around him.
The United Kingdom, one of our largest trading partners, will soon be untethered from the European Union and ready to come into the fold.
The device itself, which can run untethered from a desktop computer, will feature 64GB of Flash memory and 2GB of RAM (which seems rather low).
It's not the only fish robot out there, but it could be the first that can swim in three dimensions, untethered, in the open ocean.
An untethered hop is a key milestone in SpaceX's planned development, and it's been trying to get this done for a couple of weeks now.
Untethered headphones have been around for some time, although they are often a disappointment because the wireless connection with a smartphone is not stable enough.
The graphics were cartoon-like and pretty cheesy but the experience was meant to demonstrate the untethered concept of the prototype more than anything else.
Indeed, a major part of his appeal comes from the fact that he's untethered to any movement or party or even financial interests besides himself.
Apparently they have a feature where the phone will light up and make noise if taken off premises, and then Apple can immobilise it. UNTETHERED!!!!
The Christian conception of an invariable, geocentric universe composed of perfect forms excluded any notion of cosmic flaws, much less untethered rocks crisscrossing the ether.
Entrepreneur and former tech journalist Peter Rojas has tweeted that Google will launch an untethered Android VR headset next week according to his multiple sources.
After all, we've see a number of fully untethered buds announced in recent months — isn't that the true kind of "freedom" users are looking for?
But this past spring the company released a video of its CEO riding an untethered version of the Flyboard that appeared to use jet engines.
Perhaps. But it is hard to imagine a constellation of satellites big enough to serve billions of smartphones and other untethered devices that exist now.
We needed to have something to do if you became untethered and started floating off and you're gonna become lost in space during a spacewalk.
The Apple Watch Series 3 is the first model with LTE connectivity, allowing the watch to be untethered from a phone for the first time.
Harley has forever marketed itself as an outfit that stands for the American ideals of rugged individualism and the right to ride untethered by authority.
Caroline Framke: Rachel being incredible at her job despite everything else is one of the anchors that kept season one of UnReal from coming untethered.
Untethered from any real commitment to core values, it has absorbed changes in cultural attitudes toward race, gender, and sexuality for the better, enraging conservatives.
I lived on drugs because the only day I could survive was one that was blurry and floated by untethered from life without my son.
Did a bungee jumping instructor yell "Now jump" or "No jump" to a tourist while she remained untethered, causing her to plunge to her death?
But the link between the economy and presidential approval has become "increasingly untethered," as several political scientists writing at Political Behavior put it last March.
The Trump administration and its allies have claimed that banning people like Shaima keeps America safe — but there's simply no plausible justification untethered to bias.
Touching down here is Saks Fifth Avenue, a New York landmark now untethered from its iconic address and off to explore a new New York.
If impeachment is illegitimate and Trump intends to defy all congressional subpoenas and investigation, then he's suddenly untethered the office from the entire constitutional system.
So this box — which collects the 123 tracks he recorded for Prestige Records in 212 — invites a celebration of Coltrane untethered from the standard narratives.
After years of ultra-easy monetary policy by the world's major central banks, asset prices across the globe have become untethered from underlying economic fundamentals.
Barry draws parallels between the Irish and the American Indians — pushed out, despised, dispossessed — but he leaves Winona untethered from her identity as a Sioux.
That may have been true of the businessmen who make up the G.O.P. donor class, but regular voters felt adrift and uprooted, untethered and exposed.
" Because, as Seth Meyers put it in his Closer Look segment on Monday night, "the president's a deranged, conspiratorial lunatic who's fundamentally untethered from reality.
Some, like the darker ones with all the colorful suspended lights, make you feel like an astronaut floating untethered through the disorienting vastness of space.
They were untethered, having left behind their own countries and families after the war, entangled in love affairs, and often marked by violence and addictions.
The FCC failed to offer a "meaningful defense of its decision to uncritically accept industry promises that are untethered to any enforcement mechanism," the states said.
That last bit is some shade thrown at its competitors, which by nature can't quite achieve "sustained untethered flight," though what constitutes that isn't exactly clear.
The Dutch artist was busy sketching ideas for the New Babylon, a utopian society where man and woman were untethered from the expectations of everyday life.
StarHopper succeeded in flying its first tethered flight at the beginning of April, and has undergone further testing since then to prepare for its untethered trip.
And, if you have a Series 3 Apple Watch, you don't even have to have your phone on you — you're free to track it all untethered. 
Untethered and uncoordinated, his Cabinet secretaries ended up working at cross-purposes and getting into territorial fights as they guessed at how to do their jobs.
Once the electoral college is untethered from its traditional role as rubber stamp of the state results, there is no way to pin back its power.
The idea is that instead of putting down roots for a property that you probably can't afford anyway, you remain untethered, wandering wherever your heart desires.
Because Magic Leap is an untethered device, you're able to walk around with full motion, while the visuals stay fixed to where you've originally placed them.
What's happening: Amid a decade-long era of heady corporate profits, vast numbers of workers feel untethered, distrustful and without a sense of belonging and dignity.
The idea behind the sneakers is to offer people the option to go running untethered — no tracker, no smartphone, and your run will still be recorded.
The other is a clumsy and transparent fibber, an incompetent novice pushing his party into whatever ideologically untethered position is catching his fancy at the moment.
Now, though, those two worlds are merging, with a tiny, exceedingly simple robot modeled after larval jellyfish that can scoot around untethered like the real thing.
I felt like an untethered astronaut lost in space, trying to keep from giving in to a panicky madness in the face of too much black.
Having the ability to move about untethered plays a huge role here, especially since you know that the virtual walls match up with the physical ones.
This would mean users would be able to leave their phone untethered but still make calls, reply to texts and use internet services on their smartwatch.
SpaceX flew Starhopper on its first untethered flight in July, but Musk said Tuesday's launch — which appeared to be an unmitigated success — would be its last.
"GIFs, as a visual format untethered from audio, makes them a perfect medium for sign language," said Hilari Scarl, director and producer at Sign With Robert.
Trump took aim at the cost of the investigation last month, offering a grab-bag of different numbers Mueller had allegedly spent, untethered to the facts.
The extra space on the body means room for a battery and other internal components, so the robot can walk around untethered, unlike its narrower ancestor.
Olga Tokarczuk's "Flights," winner of this year's International Man Booker Prize, feels untethered from time and space, blending fiction and fact, moving across different historical periods.
Digital media technology enabled fans to self-publish, prompting a flourishing of sportswriting untethered to the traditional narratives favored by journalists who thought in column inches.
But he argued that this corruption was also evidence of a national crisis, one that could be addressed only by a politician untethered to political piety.
"These are just the people saying 'we don't want to leave these guys [in the White House] untethered' and we need to make a course correction."
Because his genius was untethered to his misery, and because he often handed his ideas off to others, Gropius is a tricky subject for a biographer.
Such transparency in an exhibition is admirable, as is the show's respect for O'Keeffe and her view of herself and her art, as untethered to gender.
These dramatically isolate him in the frame while creating an ambiguous, narratively untethered point of view, as if we were peering at him from a catwalk.
No matter how stressed out you are, there's something about being untethered in the world that reminds you life is so much bigger than your email inbox.
Beyond just the one in the box, the company got pretty creative with the different bases here, no doubt enjoy the newfound freedom of an untethered product.
A relatively unknown player, GameFace Labs, recently revealed at CES their plans to create an untethered virtual reality headset that does not need a PC to operate.
Across 14 tracks, kaleidoscopic chunks of sound splatter against one another like a 3D-rendered food fight, evoking artists like Arca and Autechre's more untethered software experiments.
Although I was financially secure at the time, I was untethered to a job and had been since the year before, when Love, Lust or Run ended.
The company's founders stopped by our offices last week to show off a reference design for Samsung Gear VR that applies Orion to lower end, untethered headsets.
It was relieving to know that I could assign each contest whatever stakes I felt like, and simply turn it off at the end, unbruised and untethered.
Kirkpatrick's bust takes the movie's poster and recreates it as a peculiar 3D artwork, taking a savage journey into the heart of the cult film's untethered psychedelia.
Earlier this month, Musk stated that the inaugural untethered test of its Starhopper (Hopper for short) Starship tech demo prototype would happen this past Tuesday, July 16.
Amazon, Walmart The Mirage Solo is an untethered, standalone VR headset that gives you six degrees of freedom to move around in place (8/10, WIRED Recommends).
Not since 2000 has a U.S. election been so untethered from substantive questions about how to make people more satisfied with the ways the government serves them.
In another video, a fake commercial, the AirPods, as the untethered headphones are called, keep popping out of users' ears and are eaten by a dog (pictured).
The eventual goal is a "holodeck," and Rhee announced that Samsung is working on all the requisite parts: motion tracking, an untethered VR headset, and touch controls.
"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey said in the book due out Tuesday, a copy of which was obtained by Reuters.
Kirkpatrick's bust takes the movie's poster and recreates it as a peculiar 3D artwork, taking a savage journey into the heart of the cult film's untethered psychedelia.
It has to float around, untethered from its era, plucked down whenever we drop a needle or steal a riff, but ultimately stuck in some liminal space.
This is exactly the same as not allowing a campus debate team member—completely untethered by a scholarship—to debate for a year after they've transferred schools.
Untethered from the usual government safeguards, the university all but supplanted the state's economic development agency as the Cuomo administration's chief economic engine in upstate New York.
It's a familiar narrative, usually untethered from the facts, that has been used throughout history to stir up democratic society's worst—and most self-defeating—political impulses.
A 2014 Senate investigation and accompanying report found that between 2002 and 2008, the CIA ran a covert detention and torture program largely untethered from meaningful oversight.
Often untethered from wires and cables, operators share information by voice, Morse code and other methods on a wide range of frequencies above the AM broadcast band.
You're going to be very motivated to explore new places and ideas; you're feeling untethered after an intense few weeks of Mars in mysteries Water sign Scorpio.
In the first episode of the Daydream VR game Untethered, you hang out at a small town radio station and interact with callers using your actual voice.
It will allow Vive customers worldwide to gain untethered mobility in VR from their existing devices, while satisfying the biggest feature request of potential PC VR customers.
They're two small, untethered objects that hang from a person's ear and are designed to be worn at any time—especially when you're commuting, walking, or exercising.
After that, the band became an intermittent affair; a 2005 album titled Ominosity was strong, but felt slightly unfocused and untethered in an entirely different cultural atmosphere.
It is when Mr. Trump is alone with his thoughts, and untethered from his campaign staff, that he has seemed to commit his most self-destructive acts.
Learjet conquistadors swoop in, aspirant politicians who see Florida as an untethered plum and who buy their way into office with big bucks and bumper-sticker cures.
We must fully fund efforts to plan and prepare for future events -- events that could both exceed human memory and involve new extremes untethered to immediate experience.
Bruce McCandless, the first person to fly untethered in space, whose journey into the dark void above Earth was preserved in a famous photograph, died on Thursday.
For example, Oculus Quest, which Facebook-owned Oculus released in the spring starting at $399, is much like Rift in an untethered, no-external-sensors-required package.
I started emotionally doubling, being a me who lives in reality with other humans while simultaneously being a me that feels above all that, untethered and floating.
Rebecca Solnit's "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" — a collection of essays on becoming untethered, literally and metaphorically, in the natural world — is both disorienting and grounding.
RELATED: The 64 most outrageous lines from Donald Trump's untethered Pennsylvania speech Millions of dollars are pouring into the race from the national parties and outside groups.
Even investors in Zume are aware that, to some, the company has become an easy shorthand for tech insiders looking to portray an industry untethered from reality.
But it's the obsessiveness and ferocity of Mr. Trump's pushback against the Russian allegations, often untethered from fact or tact, that is making an uncertain situation worse.
" Julie Ebenstein, a lawyer with the Voting Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union, criticized the bill as "truly untethered to the text of the amendment.
" Excerpts of Comey's new book due out Tuesday, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," slam Trump, calling him "unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values.
"Project Alloy served as a great proof of concept for Intel and the industry — showing what's possible in a high-performance, immersive and untethered VR experience," Intel says.
Because he doesn't like using electricity to write, he will write from the untethered farmhouse during daytime hours when natural light filters through a 40-pane glass window.
The visual fidelity is frankly stunning considering you're working with a completely untethered connection, and it's good enough that you can watch YouTube and other videos very enjoyably.
Still no cellular connection, however, so users waiting for a fully functional untethered device will have to keep holding their breath (which should also help their swim careers).
"What we've seen is real interest from early adopters and VR developers, creators, who get the power of an untethered standalone positionally tracked headset," Bavor tells The Verge.
Google+ Hangouts were integrated into Gmail in 2012, but just two years later, Hangouts was untethered from Google+, letting anyone with a Google Apps account use the service.
Canary, for those unfamiliar, makes an affordable $199 security camera for use in the home, and it recently debuted its untethered counterpart for outdoor use, called Canary Flex.
NASA astronaut Bruce McCandless — who died at the age of 80 on Thursday — is that untethered astronaut in one of the most iconic space photos of all time.
Sade remains a sought after entity because she is untethered from trends, her sound and presence is so singularly hers and instantly recognizable it's been able to endure.
But other researchers are working on that problem, and when they do achieve an untethered robobee, it will be all set to perch on a leaf near you.
He is the first president in American history who cannot define the national interest untethered to his own personal vanity, political needs and obsession to dominate every story.
Later we walked down to the field, where, for a few fleeting minutes Lemon sat bravely in the grass, untethered and undaunted by the furry maelstrom around her.
That number has almost doubled in the intervening 500 days -- propelled by Trump's increasing willingness to be completely untethered from facts for longer and longer periods of time.
Summary: From the author of the New York Times #1 bestseller The Untethered Soul comes the astonishing true-life story about what happens when you just let go.
If the idea of simply listening to music and making calls untethered is enough to excite you, then the $129 originals are probably the right choice for you.
It was also a world in which power and legitimacy were radically untethered, in which a former cohesion and strength had given way to decadence and endless crisis.
Let's take a think back to Arya's direwolf Nymeria (since apparently we're just done with Ghost now??), who is untethered but still connected to Arya through their parallel lives.
Despite the effortless atmosphere of a track like "Heat," 50 quickly fell into a pastiche of himself, untethered from reality when no longer propped up by Dr Dre's production.
All of Intel's new chips feature integrated Gigabit wifi for even faster untethered networking and a new DSP to help onboard digital Assistants like Cortana and Alexa communicate better.
"With far-field voice control, life becomes more untethered for our customers," said Andrew Heymann, TiVo's Senior Director of Product Management, said in an announcement about the new functionality.
This is an album that takes familiar hip-hop starting points and denatures them, resulting in a compelling collage that feels structurally untethered to hip-hop then or now.
Several factors distinguish Trump from these earlier cases, and add up to a clear distinction: Tyler and Johnson were untethered from their parties because of divisions within those parties.
Smartphone-based headsets such as Google's Daydream View and Samsung's Gear VR allow for untethered VR by simply offloading the computational work directly to a phone inside the headset.
Think about it: For about the same price as a console (or a little more than a Nintendo Switch), you can get a standalone VR headset that's truly untethered.
By connecting an HTC Vive to a laptop strapped to a backpack frame and wearing the whole rig, the user is untethered and free to flail as they please.
The Watch 2 also sports an LTE option, taking advantage of one of Android Wear 2.0's biggest addition, allowing users to wear the thing untethered from their phone.
Wirefree (true wireless) earbuds are one of those ideas that sounds like a dream: Pop a tiny, little earbud into each ear and listen to music untethered from everything.
The bold move, precisely the kind that Mr. Trump has long resisted, demonstrated how he is almost wholly untethered from his administration when it comes to dealing with Moscow.
Untethered from the play, it's an old joke — but in the blood-soaked, ambition-fueled world of "Henry VI," such niceties as law are obstacles to be dispensed with.
She was the first person to walk untethered on the ocean floor a quarter of a mile deep and once lived underwater for two weeks in a NASA experiment.
For him to do neither resulted in a speech that seemed to exist outside of time, untethered to a world more chaotic and foreboding than the one Obama described.
Go deeper: The "Yellow Vests," who remain untethered to a political party and still have no clear leader or agreed-upon set of demands, have used Facebook to organize.
It also made us yearn for more untethered public art that could just blow through the streets, harmlessly bumping into things, bringing surprise and delight to the teeming masses.
Especially with the Series 3, which can be completely untethered from your iPhone, Apple has designed a wristwatch that functions like a "full" computer (at least with some applications).
But again and again, we see that Mr. Trump's tweets are untethered from truth, divorced from intent to follow through on promises and unencumbered by a need for consistency.
But developers' logic is not entirely untethered from reality: There is some method to the madness of $00003,215 a square foot, the benchmark for the most ambitious new penthouses.
It recently completed an untethered "hop" low-altitude test flight of StarHopper, a sub-scale demonstration version of the Starship design meant to help it test that craft's Raptor engine.
Nearly everyone in consumer tech is now making "truly wireless" headphones, a new term or art meant to differentiate stereo wireless headsets from untethered earphones that slot into your earholes.
Nearly everyone in consumer tech is now making "truly wireless" headphones, a new term or art meant to differentiate stereo wireless headsets from untethered earphones that slot into your earholes.
While a few feet of hover might seem insignificant, the passenger drone startup is hailing the untethered lift-off with a pilot outside of Cincinnati, Ohio, as a huge success.
Besides being untethered to a music source, they listen to your voice, cancel outside noise, track fitness, charge wirelessly and, yes, they have a touchscreen on one of the earpads.
The indiscriminate filibuster, explicitly untethered from a nominee's merit, or an issue's urgency, is a precedent borne in recent years of unique disdain for, and strategic resistance to, Obama's presidency.
"President Trump has somehow managed to produce a budget request even more untethered from reality than his past two," said Democratic Representative Nita Lowey, chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee.
In one of the craziest demos I've ever tried, I strapped an Android tablet to my face in a room and started walking around in VR, untethered to a computer.
In "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," Comey describes Trump as "unethical" and "untethered to truth" and recounts in detail his interactions with the man who ended his career.
Unlike the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive VR headsets, it's completely untethered and doesn't need to communicate with a PC or phone to project holograms into the environment around you.
Through it all, the urgency and the chaos of holding a family together, I have to remind myself that the space to be briefly untethered is small, but it's there.
He renders these issues in his ever-evolving style, which stretches from the delicate cartooning of 2013's Very Casual to the abstract and untethered art of 2015's Dressing.
Channing Tatum's ditching the bachelor life by parting with his rented pad -- which might not scream "single" from the outside, but on the inside it's definitely an untethered man's dream.
But while they will be untethered from smartphones or PCs, the pricing of the first and the timing of the second left some developers at the show scratching their heads.
From the look of it, Magic Leap's untethered experience doesn't seem half bad, but I'm still skeptical of the quality as I haven't had the chance to try it yet.
The volumes are grouped thematically under such titles as "Utopian Science Fiction, F" or "War and Empire" and seem to float within gradient-colored spaces, untethered from any physical ­reality.
" Jamelle Bouie of Slate argued that Moore's win was evidence of how, "since 20183, many of those voters who comprise the Republican base have grown increasingly untethered from mainstream politics.
But a meaningful program would probably cost around $100 billion over a decade, a price that may be unappealing when it is untethered from the spending cuts in those bills.
Like many of his speeches, Mr. Trump's pitch at Rivertowne Marina was a wandering assortment of self-defenses, attacks and non sequiturs that bumped into one another like untethered barges.
Above her desk, she hung a chalkboard sign and wrote "never give up" in block letters, then tacked a picture of the first untethered spacewalk by Bruce McCandless beside it.
And, given the improvements to sound quality and battery life, I think the Galaxy Buds+ are a solid choice if you use an Android phone and want an untethered experience.
Upon my return, however, unable to put things back together, I had slowly come untethered from all the expectations that come with being a recognizably functioning person in the world.
The Weekly Standard's version of conservatism was one that was supposed to be untethered — to candidates or specific matters of policy or even to the brass tacks of politics itself.
Already, companies like The VOID and Star VR are running bespoke experiences where you can roam imaginary worlds untethered, and Imax has installed virtual reality centers in three of its multiplexes.
And as the hooks of privatization sink deeper into public universities (see: Purdue and Kaplan), college tuition continues to rise, untethered to any realistic benchmark except an investors' expectation of profit.
It's interesting that Apple uses AirPods sharing in this ad since some have complained that these untethered audio devices kill the intimacy couples always got from sharing the wired Apple EarPods.
Zero Latency, an emerging VR company out of Australia, uses wireless weapons and VR headsets powered by powerful backpack computers to allow for untethered walking in a simulated VR theme park.
It's a show about the transitional period of early adulthood, when you and your peers are untethered from family, unattached to partners, and equal parts excited and uncertain about the future.
But it certainly contains flights of language, untethered by self-examination or analysis, leaving the writer free to follow the way that consciousness finds itself in language, as art, as poetry.
At the core of that popularity is the company's ability to create virtual identities untethered from the real world that appeals to a Gen Z audience, according to the founder's pitch.
Cutting the cord has been a welcome improvement for many AirPod fans — but the buds don't offer much more than an untethered audio experience, leaving the door open for other innovations.
In the book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," Mr. Comey denounces the president as "unethical, and untethered to truth" and said Mr. Trump reminded him of a mob boss.
There was also a revision of Apple Watch with built-in cellular, which will allow it to be untethered from the iPhone; and of Apple TV, which is getting 4K compatibility.
But visions of space motorcycles reemerged in 1984, after NASA debuted its manned maneuvering unit (MMU), a propulsion backpack that enabled astronauts to potter around in space, untethered to any spacecraft.
The city became untethered from its people and their homes, free-falling skyward in the luxury developments coaxed up by the global-finance billionaire Mayor Mike Bloomberg from 2001 until 2014.
" Ken Thomas and Catherine Lucey of the AP claimed that "a president who spent months catering to the Republican conservative wing now appears unbound by ideology and untethered by party allegiances.
For the last five years, the studio has been working on a salt bridge that will float untethered within this symbolically resonant body of water that lies between Israel and Jordan.
An untethered headset offers lots of advantages over a smartphone for both AR and VR, but the bulk, battery life and cost of components make a mainstream consumer device currently impractical.
"The ability to operate untethered independent missions allows the AUVs to go deeper and collect higher quality data, making this technology ideal for the search," the Ocean Infinity press release states.
From that point the work turned into an unusual kind of song...a type I've never made before where the vocal floats free, untethered to a rhythmic grid of any kind.
He later invented the Flyboard Air, a board powered by four turbo jet engines that allows a rider to fly through the air untethered, using a computer to keep it stabilized.
The image being drawn is of a man on the edge of a digital nervous breakdown, and the theory is that the once unstoppable Mr. Musk is now untethered and unhinged.
When he was nearly finished with "Age Of," Mr. Lopatin got the songwriter and producer James Blake, a fellow connoisseur of eerie, untethered sounds, to assist him on the final mix.
Down-ballot Republicans have begun signaling they'll run parallel campaigns that are untethered from the GOP nominee, leaving the party in a perilous position less than a month before Election Day.
In the book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," Mr. Comey denounces the president as "unethical, and untethered to truth," and said Mr. Trump reminded him of a mob boss.
In a media landscape dominated more than ever by the pursuit of clicks and ratings, the thought of an hourlong newscast, untethered to the trends of the moment, seems almost radical.
These rules, mostly untethered from income level, could raise or lower tax bills by hundreds or thousands of dollars for ordinary taxpayers and millions of dollars for the largest eligible businesses.
"President Trump has somehow managed to produce a budget request even more untethered from reality than his past two," said Democratic U.S. Representative Nita Lowey, chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee.
The Wall Street Journal reported last month that Google is working on a more advanced VR headset that would compete with Samsung's Gear VR and arrive untethered to desktops and smartphones.
On top of that, once you've got it fully charged, Ninety7 estimates a battery life of around six hours — impressive for an untethered wall appliance, but not great for a portable speaker.
" In her letter, Stein's lawyer argued that the committee's request for "all communications with Russian persons [was] so undefined and overbroad as to be untethered from any legitimate investigative or legislative purpose.
His manifesto contains dozens of unattributed quotations, receipts for concert tickets, tapes, and other music merchandise, page layouts perhaps displaced from critical theory or meditation guides — and generally reads as untethered ranting.
You can only do that if you are untethered from reality, and history and economic principles, how they actually work in real life, and that&aposs why it&aposs such a meme.
"Nothing in this opinion should be read to foreclose Maryland and other states from encouraging production of new or clean generation through measures untethered to a generator's wholesale market participation," she wrote.
Ultimately, Secretary Clinton needs to paint a positive vision for leadership that stands in stark contrast to the fear politics of her Republican opponent, and the untethered optimism of her Democratic predecessor.
But that version, which perhaps may become the benchmark rather than its untethered cousin, is still under development, so for that and other reasons it was never going to be as strong.
After his parents died in Myanmar when he was a young boy, he entered the Buddhist monkhood in Thailand for nearly a decade, a common option for orphans untethered from financial support.
Instead, he was a passionate proponent of basic science, driven by a desire to learn more about how the body worked, untethered to questions about how his research would eventually be used.
" Though not particularly religious, Ms. Lohan said she meditates at least twice a day, a habit she picked up from Oprah Winfrey, who turned her on to the book "The Untethered Soul.
Worse, by ordering the attorney general, the secretary of state and his personal fixer to lend counterfeit substance to this ridiculous effort, he has untethered American diplomacy and law enforcement from reality.
In the plus column, the Trump administration has untethered the U.S. from old timelines divorced from Afghan realities: timelines that emboldened enemies, undermined policy objectives and raised doubts about U.S. commitments abroad.
We live our best lives when we feel like we're untethered, that we can do what we want and what's best for us without a ton of obstacles standing in the way.
Over subsequent visits, she developed a deep attachment to the place; its unchanging vinyl upholstery, grid-patterned pendant shades and Italian omelets helped to make an increasingly untethered existence feel more rooted.
"But you don't do it on day — Americans are killed — untethered from a message of ironclad assurances from King to provide" whatever cooperation is necessary to understand the gunman and his motives.
As Vox's Dylan Scott explained, "the link between the economy and presidential approval has become 'increasingly untethered,'" but political scientists still view this as a major factor in the 2020 presidential election.
Here's a fun internet hot take: Screw work requirements; the federal government should just give lots of cash to poor people, untethered from broader social goals like incentivizing work or child rearing.
So I think one of the ways is to change the frame of mind is that you have to untethered this simply from a religious aspect because that&aposs what hamstringing our media.
Bloom and Perry — Berry, as they should certainly be called — enjoyed a day at the beach untethered by the responsibility of the couple's Tamagotchi children, as documented by The New York Daily News.
Other reports suggest Google is set to deliver a standalone headset — untethered to a smartphone or computer — that competes with manufacturers like Samsung and HTC and solves several nagging issues with the technology.
"While the person that you have favored continues to move in an unmoored, untethered fashion, I understand that at times he's the vessel for your frustration," Kasich at a New York news conference.
It describes Mr. Trump as "unethical, and untethered to truth," compares the president to a mafia boss and wonders about his reasons for refusing to acknowledge Russia's attempts to meddle in the election.
Unfortunately today's versions of these AR/VR headsets cannot encompass all of these components in small,  untethered form factors, forcing most companies to build a tethered companion unit for processing and power delivery.
It's a familiar refrain, but perhaps with Logitech looking on approvingly from above, JayBird will now be able to fly free and untethered, like the wireless headphones it loves so much to create.
A couple caveats: Beer is probably not going to release a full, untethered jailbreak, meaning you will have to plug the phone into a computer to exploit it every time it boots up.
It is being designed to provide a "middle ground" experience; so while it may not be as powerful or capable as the Oculus or HTC Vive, it'll offer the convenience of untethered operation.
Whereas the millennial dream involves untethered globe-trotting and unlimited cultural consumption, the reality has more defined boundaries — chaining our romantic adventurers to power outlet until they receive the requisite power to proceed.
App stores have created software behemoths like Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram (okay, those are all one company), Snapchat, and Twitter, while business apps have allowed workers to become increasingly untethered from their office cubicles.
During his untethered Rose Garden news conference on Friday, President Donald Trump boasted that "some" former presidents privately told him they wish they would've built a border wall during their terms in office.
Finding out she went there to be untethered from her anger — actualizing the utopic possibilities of the internet many of her peers have forgotten ever existed — he realizes he knew nothing about her.
Working from Nick Schenk's script, Eastwood fills in the portrait of his mule with creative license, characteristic dry humor and a looseness that seems almost completely untethered from the world of murderous cartels.
Adapting "The Laughing Matter," a 1953 novel by William Saroyan, Mr. Zvyagintsev has untethered the story from place (California in the book) and time, but the psychological conceits are in some ways dated.
Like so many of his speeches, Mr. Trump's pitch on Wednesday at Rivertowne Marina was a wandering assortment of self-defenses, attacks and non sequiturs that bumped into one another like untethered barges.
A pioneer in using scuba gear, which lets divers breath underwater, she holds the world record for deepest untethered walk on the ocean floor — 1,250 feet — during which she planted a U.S. flag.
It's expensive to play, and global power grabs untethered to a broader vision of global order tend to falter, as resources and lives expended abroad fail to bring peace and progress at home.
Since the parade started marching balloons around Manhattan in 19973, the massive floating figures have occasionally come untethered, blown clear away, or been punctured, stabbed, deflated and subjected to all sorts of ignominy.
"I&aposve had my eye on the idea that Alexa would need to become untethered from the home at some point to fully manifest the vision of pervasive ambient voice computing," he said.
If Trump sacks Coats for insubordination, it will be a fresh example of how the President appears more untethered from personal, political and behavioral guardrails than any commander in chief in modern history.
Over the past couple of weeks, protests in Iran over high gasoline prices prompted that totalitarian government to shut down the internet, leaving 85033 million people untethered to the rest of the world.
The app represents another way that the Alexa experience has become untethered from Amazon Echo's speakers, as well as a way for the voice assistant to be used in a more productivity focused environment.
Aside from taking pleasure in the feeling of moving untethered through the years, they may have wanted to make sure their careers were on track before starting a family during a rocky economic period.
Such is the enigma who presides over "Our Mother's Brief Affair," Richard Greenberg's untethered play about unmoored lives, which opened on Wednesday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, starring a marvelous Linda Lavin.
In July, SpaceX ran its first untethered hop, which is designed to test the operation of the Raptor engine SpaceX is developing for Starship, along with other subsystems for use in the production Starship.
This line of argument is untethered from reality and is little more than the sort of intellectually lazy "whataboutism" that most political fights on Twitter and the cable news networks inevitably devolve into lately.
An international collaboration called Argo has a regularly replenished fleet of nearly 4,000 untethered buoys (see map) which divide their time between the surface and the depths, drifting at the whim of the currents.
Apple has said it's seen rapid growth in watch sales in recent months, boosted by the addition of cellular service that allows the watch to be a stand-alone product, untethered from the iPhone.
Painting and sculpture had ritual functions, and the decoration of rooms was not reserved for specialists in interiors; the names of artists, untethered from notions of auteurism and genius, were considered obscure and unremarkable.
Untethered to the judgments of his intelligence community, dismissive of careful preparation and transfixed by his powers of persuasion, the president gave Mr. Kim an unearned boost in stature and came home empty-handed.
In the process, he has untethered the White House from the burden of objective proof, creating a rich trove for professional fact-checkers, and raising questions about the basis for many of his decisions.
This helps to explain why he often appears untethered from reality, whether it is saying that wind power causes cancer, declaring his appointed Federal Reserve Chairman an "enemy" or suggesting the U.S. buy Greenland.
The Italian-Americans living along the Gulf Coast in the Roundabout Theater Company's untethered revival of Tennessee Williams's "The Rose Tattoo" are really up against the elements, and so are the actors playing them.
"Untethered, mobile VR headsets with intuitive, hand-based interaction and position tracking bring a level of quality, immersion, and accessibility to VR unlike anything that's been seen before," says Leap Motion CTO David Holz.
Until then, down-ballot Republicans have begun signaling they'll be run parallel campaigns that are untethered from the GOP nominee; leaving the party in a terrible position just over a month before Election Day.
At War On Tuesday, local boaters near the Brownsville Marina off the coast of Washington spotted something straight out of a World War II movie: a naval mine with four horns floating by, untethered.
Now, in some sense, her consciousness is slipping between past and present, seemingly at random, so the Louise of the future really is the Louise of the past — she's just become untethered from time.
"The president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey writes of Trump, and says that his time in the White House reminded him of his interactions with the mob as a prosecutor.
The untethered white earbuds are well on their way to becoming ubiquitous, leading everyone in the headphone space to go smaller, and "true" wireless to catch some of the ripples caused by Apple's big splash.
And now An American Marriage, with its ruminations on masculinity, married life, and what constitutes marital debt, manages the trick of arriving at the right time while also feeling utterly untethered to just one era.
The frequency of such charges, the baffling quality of the narrative concoctions, and their free-floating nature, untethered as they are to anything observable in the real world, contribute to the new conspiracism's disorienting effect.
At the time, it was an exciting idea; each worker was in possession of his unique intellectual skillsets, untethered from specific institutions and free to pounce after each new opportunity as soon as it appeared.
She's still feeling untethered (but doesn't seem particularly motivated to do anything about it), and it's no surprise than an unpaid job as the editor of the Stars Hollow Gazette isn't scratching her creative itch.
Late last month, the Federal Aviation Administration granted SpaceX a permit to conduct an "unlimited number of flights" with Starship over the next year, which was the last regulatory hurdle before untethered flights could begin.
But untethered VR is still a huge opportunity, so perhaps whatever HTC has in mind will aim to free up range of motion and your reliance on a large computer for high-quality VR experiences.
Add a penchant for provocation untethered to the constraints of conventional human interaction and you get, in the law, Judge Richard Posner of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago.
While the  people sang songs about Nelson Mandela, it was  Madikizela-Mandela, unbowed, courageous and  unyielding, who  kept the  untethered hope of the people  focused and alive  during  the horrors perpetrated by the apartheid regime.
"The most important delegations at a contested Republican National Convention" is how John Yob, a Republican strategist regarded as a process savant who has worked for several presidential campaigns, has characterized these untethered power players.
While Congress has been taking the need for a timely deal very seriously, several recent leaks indicate that the Trump administration intends to do the opposite by delivering a 2020 budget completely untethered from reality.
The WSJ report today suggests that Google will be building this untethered headset utilizing "high-powered" chips from Movidius that will power the device and its associated head-tracking technology made possible by external cameras.
Henry Surtees, the son of John Surtees, a Formula One world champion, was killed when an untethered wheel struck him on the helmet during a Formula Two race at the Brands Hatch track in England.
Since it's untethered from a phone, there's no way for the Form goggles to tell how long the pool you're in is, so you'll also have to input that first when you start an exercise.
The targeted killing of Soleimani was a bold and even reckless move -- seemingly untethered from any broader strategy -- certain to complicate US relations with Iraq and make Americans in the region less, not more, secure.
As professional sports expanded to America's Sun Belt, it welcomed new markets and new fans who were untethered to visual traditions that, in some cases, dated back to the years immediately following the Civil War.
A pervasive spirit of community can grow only in a society that aims to provide fairly for all, which appears to be a receding goal in the present climate of untethered capitalism and political venality.
Think of the posters often brandished at anti-abortion marches and rallies, with the image of a fetus in utero, floating free, like an astronaut, with the umbilical cord, untethered, trailing off into the darkness.
The home-made look of Holojam's gear belies the sheer ambition of what the team is attempting to do, though: put two people in the same virtual reality space, untethered by cables of any kind.
In exploring life's sundry gray areas, it also mirrors modern tumult—the distinct sensation of becoming untethered from everything that has grounded you, and the ensuing reckoning with the nature of control, connection, and self.
Specifically, the StarHopper sub-scale demonstration and testing craft it's using to work on the Startship's propulsion system failed to undertake its first untethered test flight at a testing site in Boca Chica Beach in Texas.
From the report: A couple caveats: Beer is probably not going to release a full, untethered jailbreak, meaning you will have to plug the phone into a computer to exploit it every time it boots up.
The app also sends some truly insane push notifications that either make you feel completely untethered from normal behavior ("🎉 Tell everyone what you love about them") or humiliatingly seen ("💕 Try to stop obsessing today").
But Mr Bharara was a unique case: the Indian-born prosecutor known for his toughness and for remaining untethered to politics or party had been assured by the president-elect that he could keep his job.
From looking at the large parachute hung in memory of his father, it seems that Munroe's heroes will eventually fly high, untethered by the restrictions of society, ultimately journeying elsewhere through a free and boundless world.
But in terms of sheer raw power, that Oklahoma team was the college basketball equivalent of punk rock: They were loud and brash and untethered, and they didn't give a fuck what anyone thought about it.
"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Mr. Comey writes in the book, saying his service to Mr. Trump recalled for him the days when he investigated the mob in New York.
On July 25, the vehicle has soared about 60 feet, or 18 meters, off the ground, untethered — though it did inadvertently start a fire in a nearby wildlife management area that scorched more than 100 acres.
I was detached from the world, untethered without a phone or a computer to connect me—but none of my friends wanted to hang out anyway, since every crevice of my unwashed body stank like chorizo.
The city speaks to him in an array of untethered voices, like a Ouija board writ large, delivering shards of a narrative in which he has no place, as is also true of his splintering marriage.
The Rockefeller family donated the property to the Park Service in 260, but based on a vaguely written legal condition, they continued operating the resort through one of their nonprofits, untethered by typical National Park standards.
My colleague Austin Frakt wrote an article last week about the role the Affordable Care Act has played for early retirees and other people interested in embarking on lives and careers untethered to full-time employment.
"'Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire' will allow fans to move freely in an untethered, social, and multi-sensory experience, including interaction with friends, fans, and Star Wars characters," the companies said in a joint statement.
The team from KAIST won DARPA's top prize ($2 million) in 2015 after the university's robot completed an obstacle course with a perfect score in just 44 minutes and 28 seconds—lightning fast for an untethered robot.
But something in their vaporous and otherworldly take on techno tropes felt it more more bound to the sky than street, a heavenly and untethered version of the skittering and careening sounds they'd issued on their own.
In that Bible-riffing science-fiction comic about a young miracle worker, the skies ripple with cosmic swirls and each building façade is drafted with obsessive precision, but the foundations are indistinct, as if untethered from Earth.
Some feel that once these higher-end headsets are untethered, VR will truly take off, as we'll be able to fully immerse ourselves by walking around freely in the real world while jacked into the virtual world.
At present, China's Belt and Road Initiative(here), which would in principle spur cross-border renminbi or other non-dollar transactions, is a noteworthy potential source of cross-border trade and finance untethered to the United States.
So, with the landline phones relegated to a thing of the past and smartphones making up the vast majority of phones sold today, isn't it time we untethered the words "smart" and "phone" once and for all?
And so the total cost of room-scale, untethered pro VR looks to come out at around $2,000 — which is: $800 for the Vive system, ~$950 for a gaming PC and $220 for the wireless add-on.
Back when we traded texts and memes and bursts of video chats, in groups of other internet-only friends and just between ourselves, talking about our boring school-bound lives and the flights we'd take once untethered.
A U.S. official who spoke on condition of anonymity said Yun has become diplomatically "untethered," not fully connected to a core U.S. approach that is emphasizing economic sanctions and the threat of military action rather than diplomacy.
The diverse and untethered world of "Wild Goose Dreams" has been given remarkably coherent life by a design team that includes Clint Ramos (the neon and anime-inflected set), Linda Cho (costumes) and Lillis Meeh (special effects).
Before "Whiplash" and "La La Land," Damien Chazelle conjured up this black-and-white musical gem, starring Jason Palmer as a jazz trumpeter and Desiree Garcia as an untethered waitress mired in love, art and competing demands.
It said the ruling by Judge Robart was too broad, "untethered" to the claims of the State of Washington, and in conflict with a ruling by another federal district judge, in Boston, who had upheld the order.
Michael A. Singer, author of The Untethered Soul, tells the extraordinary story of what happened when, after a deep spiritual awakening, he decided to let go of his personal preferences and simply let life call the shots.
China is a country that exudes confidence in its rising place on the world stage — and yet its officials belie that confidence with their hypersensitivity to what a foreign correspondent might encounter traveling untethered, and thus uncensored.
It's a flexible, versatile device with just enough horsepower to allow it to run big hits like, say, Skyrim or Dark Souls—but whose internals remain modest enough that it can run untethered for hours at a time.
"This system we have here, called the Patient Safety Net, along with either the tethered or untethered version of our product, has been used in Dartmouth-Hitchcock['s health-care system] for, now, 10 years," the CEO said.
One aspect of the redesign that we found surprising was that the phones are all "untethered" — meaning that customers can pick them up, see how they fit in their pockets and try them out with different coloured cases.
The guy sat next to me, a man I had just spent the weekend with climbing the side of icy mountains—untethered to anything but our crampons—crushed his armrests through fear at the slightest notion of turbulence.
When that subsidy untethered people who relied on their jobs for insurance—freeing them to retire early, raise children, or (as Spicer prefers) start businesses—Republicans howled dishonestly to the press that Obamacare was effectively killing those jobs.
The main novelty is that it no longer has a conventional jack for headphones, which have to plug into the charging port or be wireless (conveniently, Apple also introduced new untethered "AirPods", which will cost $160 a pair).
The report, a 22014 page synopsis of a still-classified 21982,21970 page review, found that between 2002 and 2008, the CIA operated a massive covert torture program largely untethered from meaningful oversight—justified by bunk data and lies.
BOGOTA/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A proposal by Colombian coffee growers' federation that producer countries sell their high-quality harvests untethered from the New York market price could encourage buyers to look for alternative providers, importers and exporters said.
That estimate seems outlandishly high, but as the technology that makes remote work possible advances and notoriously non-committal millennials grow into our careers the number of people living untethered to any particular place is sure to grow.
Giovan remembers visiting Cuba during the "Special Period" of the early 1990s following the end of the Cold War, as the country became untethered from the Soviet Union, and Cubans slogged through shortages of fuel and basic supplies.
But Mr. Deripaska's lawyers described the accusations as "nothing more than false rumor and innuendo and originate from decades-old defamatory attacks originated by his business competitors," and "completely untethered" from the claims of aiding Russia's malign activities.
Untethered from their parties — and from the scaffolding of support and money that such relationships bring — many of their campaigns barely registered with potential voters, providing little threat to the government-backed candidates of the United Socialist Party.
A pouf of pampas grass, its plumes halfway between fur and feather, looks untethered and irresolute, belying its feral nature: The plant is banned from sale in parts of Australia, where it threatens habitats and endangered native trees.
To lose sight of that was to risk becoming untethered from reality … There was absolutely no reason to imagine, as I had done, that such an encounter, in such a place, was outside the range of the probable.
Other than a few tells like cell phones, I Am Not Okay exists untethered to a specific era, with Lillis and Oleff invoking strong '80s vibes in every frame (and strong Stranger Things and Stephen King energy throughout).
"Untamed," the third memoir by Glennon Doyle, founder of the Christian parenting blog Momastery, has the same untethered voice as "Love Warrior," but almost everything else in Doyle's life has changed since that book came out in 2016.
In 2004 and 2005, Triple Candie hosted The Anonymous Artist Project l and The Anonymous Project ll, each of which featured a (supposedly) well-known artist eschewing their recognizable style and creating new and untethered work or works.
As someone with bitter memories of being let down by the feeble batteries of wireless gaming peripherals, I've developed something of a phobia for anything untethered, but this Powerplay action sounds like exactly the thing I've been waiting for.
Maybe one day computers will be tiny enough to fit inside of backpacks It's not totally clear how well this will work out, given that games will have to be created to specifically support this type of untethered movement.
Instead of just cleaning her up and moving forward — as I'd done so many times with my son — I became untethered: I was sure this was the end; that she'd throw up again, and again, and then be gone.
What Trump is offering white America — particularly the white working-class voters he seems to prize — is what W.E.B. DuBois called "psychological wage" of whiteness: a sense of dominance and cultural primacy untethered from the actual distribution of wealth.
Some economists think that the dour talk is overblown and that the stock markets are running on emotion untethered from economic reality, a narrative that gained force as markets in New York snapped back from the depths on Tuesday.
According to Atlas Obscura, the first woman to fly in an untethered balloon was a widowed opera singer named Elisabeth Thible, who replaced a count who'd chickened out on his flight at the last minute in Lyon in 1784.
The likelihood, then, is that hundreds of thousands of Rohingya children will grow up both stateless and homeless — an untethered life of displacement that bodes ill for a people already wounded by decades of military persecution in Rakhine State.
A product of the virtual reality computing wave, the backpack PC provides all the power needed to drive high-quality VR headsets like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, but with a form factor that allows the user to roam about untethered.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said earlier this month that a successful untethered test would pave the way for a full presentation of SpaceX's Starship spacecraft plans at the end of July, but the test has encountered a few issues since then.
SpaceX succeeds with first untethered StarHopper low altitude 'hop' test StarHopper is a scaled-down test vehicle designed to help SpaceX run crucial preparation trials for the new Raptor engine ahead of building its full-scale Starship reusable spacecraft. 7.
Fueled by last year's greed-inducing visions of a cryptocurrency boom and a stock market largely untethered from classical economics, TradingView, a developer of social networking and data analysis tools for financial markets, has raised millions in new venture funding.
The public probably won't see this thing for sale for a long time, but let me be the first to say it will be well worth the wait once an untethered VR headset finally makes its way into your home.
I wrote last year that it's difficult to overstate just how freeing it is to be able to move around completely untethered while in VR. The difference is even greater now that you can do so while actually playing a game.
For some reason, rather than making something up, I described a scene from my family, embedded with what I longed for someone to know: That my mom was unhappy, that money was tight, that I felt untethered from my home.
Though his satire remains untethered to any specific doctrine, Iosseliani seems to gravitate towards a sort of conservative-minded anarchism, throwing his support behind characters who insolently insist on enjoying life, regardless of what circumstance and society demand of them.
Long term, the company sees virtual and augmented reality coming together in a single, untethered headset, though there are technical hurdles in both displays and computer vision that must be overcome to make something lightweight and affordable enough for consumer use.
When I used the VR Backpack to sample some OSHA workplace training demo and take a virtual vacation to Helsinki, the simple freedom to explore virtual space without any wires nipping at my feet reminded how amazing untethered VR feels.
It does have a couple of things going for it though, like 15 hours of battery life and the convenience of being untethered from the home, if the idea of taking your Echo on the go has ever appealed to you.
"I think that the last few months have untethered the housing market from anything except mortgage rates and right now mortgage rates are plummeting, so it might be a better time to buy yourself a home or stock," Cramer said.
Furthermore, the untethered nature of the switch means that compared to other smart home control solutions (or even regular light switches) which need complex wiring for power and control, Panasonic's solution could be relatively simple to install and set up.
So, in the wake of the #MeToo movement, the pinnacle question the scientific community must reckon with is: Why should any scientist be allowed untethered access to federal funding if they are accused of mistreating the people they have power over?
According to Ingold and Humfrey, braving the forks and tributaries of these uncharted celestial trails will grant the player more sites to investigate, untethered by the contours of the plot that unfolds between expeditions, which centers on Aliya's academic career.
His early records— Rainmaker (1969), Window (1970), and his most successful, Fully Qualified Survivor (1970)—re-imagined folk music as an intersection of jazz, blues, rock, and primitive guitar music, a form of playing untethered to traditional form and technique.
Clubs are the only space left in which we can truly be ourselves, freed from the shackles of work, untethered from the devastatingly humdrum reality of the lives we lead, with our debts and cancelled Netflix accounts and shattered dreams, right?
I craved the freedom to explore a destination untethered by time constraints, but how do you do that on a cruise when you have a deadline to be onboard by late afternoon before the ship departs for the next port?
Like faith in the magical powers of tax cuts, faith in the wondrous things that happen if you let bankers do whatever they want has become a free-floating ideology on the right, untethered to any kind of reality check.
A quartet featuring Ms. Carrington, the alto saxophonist Tia Fuller, the pianist Kris Davis and the bassist Linda May Han Oh played a sharp but untethered rendition of "Miss Ann," by Eric Dolphy, who was the subject of Allen's master's thesis.
I wrote last week that the prospect of Trump's impeachment terrified me, and one of the main reasons I cited was what we're seeing now: his histrionic response, which is untethered from any sense of honor, civic concern or real patriotism.
In the book, Mr. Comey, whom Mr. Trump fired as F.B.I. director in May, describes the president as "unethical, and untethered to truth," and writes that he often wondered about Mr. Trump's refusal to acknowledge Russia's attempt to influence the election.
Simply put, a standardless or unbounded "abusive conduct" theory of impeachment untethered from actual proof that a crime was committed is an insufficient and, therefore, illegitimate basis to exercise the extreme measure of removing a duly elected President from office.
Yet an odd thing has happened since the "24: Legacy" finale: "Designated Survivor" has begun to differentiate itself, as if being untethered from its unintended twin has given it license to become less of a thriller, more of a topical drama.
It's a lot of hassle to do really good VR. You can do untethered VR, the Oculus Go or the Samsung Gear VR. You can do that without any wires sticking out of your head, but the experience is totally different.
" Others are less flattering: The former F.B.I. director James Comey described the president as "unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values" in "A Higher Loyalty," and the onetime White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman dubbed him "Twitter Fingers" in "Unhinged.
But it's also because the set of ideas he claims to represent, a sort of generalized "centrism" untethered to either party, does not exist outside of an echo chamber made up of a small number of America's wealthy, educated elite.
As we detailed in our preview during Google I/O last year, Android Wear 2.0 has completely untethered apps from your smartphone — even for iPhone users — so third-party apps can function even if you don't have a Wi-Fi or data connection.
At its most negative, singleness can bring with it a pervasive feeling of being untethered, and occasionally—maybe late on an especially cold night—it feels like something is missing; like an ache, or a hunger, or some other physical sensation of need.
There's a reason that plenty of enthusiasts refer to this as the hallmark feature of "real VR." Zuckerberg just showed a prototype (in a video) of a device that's like Oculus but untethered like GearVR; he calls it the next step #OC3 pic.twitter.
StarHopper completed a tethered hop test back in April, but the next step is to do this untethered, which is closer to reality than ever after last night's test addressed a key issue with Raptor engine vibration at a specific operating frequency.
Designed for Android Wear watches, Snapdragon Wear 2100 is supposed to use 25 percent less power than the company's previous wearable chips and support untethered wearables — meaning, wearables that have their own LTE modems and don't just connect to phones over Bluetooth.
What's in store for Starhopper and StarshipWith a successful untethered flight under its belt, the company is now aiming to launch Starhopper on a flight to more than 650 feet (200 meters) "in a week or two," Musk said early Friday morning.
Throughout the course of her debut essay collection, Hard to Love, Briallen Hopper contemplates this thorny and capacious emotion from the position of someone whose love life defies traditional conceptions of the term: It is nourishing, brimming, but wholly untethered to sexual romance.
To grasp why, we need to understand the currency debate — how men like Fish saw the gold standard as a moral, even theological imperative, how Westerners saw the greenback, untethered to gold, as the government's main tool for aiding a suffering public.
"The notion that this was a murder is a fiction born of delusion and untethered to reality and contradicted by evidence reviewed in at least six investigations, one of them by Ken Starr, hardly a Bill Clinton defender," Tapper said during the segment.
As the third person chosen by the Trump administration to occupy the Pentagon's top civilian position, Mr. Esper assumes the unspoken, de facto role of serving as a bulwark to the president's untethered tweets and occasional threats to disrupt the NATO alliance.
Michael was pretty sure that Peter knew how to swim, that he had just been joking on the day he sank to the bottom of their pool, pretending to drown, or not even pretending, just sinking down, untethered from what stood above.
"Never in our history has there been an impeachment of a President without even an allegation that a crime was committed and that under the circumstances, given that, that is untethered to the foundational principles that come from the Constitution itself," Ray said.
From political circles in New York City to cocktail parties on Capitol Hill, on right-of-center Facebook pages and among left-of-center donors, two of the biggest untethered threads in New York politics are being drawn together around a single question.
"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Mr. Comey wrote in the book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," lacing his recollections of Mr. Trump's demands and conversations with brutal impressions of the president's physical appearance and mannerisms.
Untethered from the pressures exerted on him during the Obama administration to pay lip service to the idea of Palestinian statehood, Netanyahu let loose his real feelings on the subject in the presence of a president far more sympathetic to his worldview.
In Newkirk's view, even most of the scholarly research on the shortcomings of diversity training—such as Dobbin and Kalev's study—fails to capture the way the diversity industry has come untethered from a larger project of accounting for this ugly history.
The new anti-Democratic groups want to appeal to black Americans with a populist message rooted in ethnic, cultural, and economic identity they say is untethered to the "Democratic plantation" mentality, a political trope first used by black Republicans in the 1960s.
This means not being photographed on yachts with famous married men, and definitely not mooning over famous married men near paparazzi; nor appearing so untethered from the stifling confines of traditional, heteronormative morality that, when photographed while doing so, you only smile.
Larger, standalone installations like The Void have already paired untethered VR with interactive, physical locations, but Nomadic's solution is to take that similar idea and turn it into a modular, scalable system that can be easily installed — and regularly updated — in locations like movie theaters.
This is the second untethered test trip for the Starhopper, and is intended to be its last, as SpaceX moves forward with construction of its Starship Mk I and Mk II prototypes, which is taking place currently and simultaneously at sites in Florida and Texas.
In one of the early episodes of the second season, he wanders through bars in New Orleans, asking whether anyone has seen God, getting drunker and drunker and picking fights with anyone who points out, with some justice, that he sounds untethered from reality.
Nope.  Your runs would look a little bit more like this: And your skill level would only be part of the concern: How could you be sure the board, untethered to the stable ground below, wouldn't zoom off on its own accord when you bail?
The bio-inspired trick is called "power modulation," and it not only helped Salto to make the highest vertical jump ever recorded in an untethered robot, it also resulted in a completely new robotic wall-jumping behavior, one familiar to those who partake in parkour.
UCSD assistant professor Mike Tolley, who headed up the new research, is a veteran of that Harvard lab, having worked on one of its more notable projects, an untethered X-shaped robot capable of squeezing into tight spaces, thanks to its almost entirely soft body.
The big shiny craft looks a bit like a toy, but it's a functioning rocket and it was planned that this week it would do an untethered hovering flight at some 20 meters, a step above the short tethered flights it has already accomplished.
"When our elected officials and our political campaigns become entirely untethered to reason and facts and analysis, when it doesn't matter what's true and what's not, that makes it all but impossible for us to make good decisions on behalf of future generations," Obama said.
I became momentarily untethered from meat space, and immersed in world where I could run laps around the legions of hell, able to live out all my Doom guy fantasies about running a million miles an hour across the sands Mars, shotgun in hand.
The Right's Goody Bag: Not a single assumption of UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change need be accepted for this plan to make sense to you: constrained consumption taxes beat untethered income taxes on every front including collection efficiencies, investment, growth, and, ultimately, jobs.
The N.F.L.-Twitter deal might not look like much in financial terms, but it offers the N.F.L. a cheap and easy chance to experiment with putting football games online in a way that is untethered to a television network or a cable or satellite subscription.
What Obama apparently never considered was that the Orwellian surveillance tools he created, and the precedents he set of killing and jailing Americans, could one day fall into the hands of a mountebank, demagogic president unrestrained by norms and perhaps even untethered from reality.
In the late '60s, the musical broke new ground not only because it featured onstage nudity from a racially diverse cast, but also because it dispensed with plot almost entirely, introducing a bold style of a musical untethered from the traditional expository demands of theater.
Our revolutionary forefathers, we are taught, heroically untethered us from the weight of collective history, and so we imagine ourselves as exceptions — totally unlike, say, Italians or Brazilians or Indians, who are pushed and pulled by historical tides from which we are magically exempt.
So if you'll indulge me once more, a few lessons from the wilderness: Escape is O.K. So much is happening at home and abroad that it can be traumatic to leave the news behind, get off the grid and become untethered from email and cellphones.
More likely, what the senator heard was the sound of the nominee himself erecting three new sets of goal posts untethered to questions of youthful sexual misconduct, all in easy range for Democrats aiming to score: injudicious temperament, naked partisanship and lying under oath.
This is hardly the only example of space-based autonomous robotics in use, but it is an interesting example because these robots are designed to work alongside human astronauts and share their space while operating on their own, untethered in a zero gravity environment.
" He continued, "When our elected officials and our political campaigns become entirely untethered to reason and facts and analysis, when it doesn't matter what's true and what's not, that makes it all but impossible for us to make good decisions on behalf of future generations.
"The BLM's reasoning behind the Suspension Rule is untethered to evidence contradicting the reasons for implementing the Waste Prevention Rule, and so plaintiffs are likely to prevail on the merits," Orrick, who was appointed to the bench by former President Obama, wrote in the ruling.
Although Chen denies that his brief intensive with Mauritanian master guitarist Jeiche Ould Chighaly is decisive, the thing definitely sounds somehow African even if the echoes seemed less distinct when I cued up the untethered vocals and suppler grooves of Group Inerane and Group Doueh.
But when our elected officials and our political campaign become entirely untethered to reason and facts and analysis, when it doesn't matter what's true and what's not, that makes it all but impossible for us to make good decisions on behalf of future generations.
The Quest also sports a full six degrees of freedom, so not only can you tilt your head to look at things, the headset should be able to track your head (and maybe your body?) so you can move around and enjoy the experience of untethered VR.
True, there are lofty ambitions: a world without tariffs, a "level playing field" with China where goods would flow freely between the two nations, and the promise of untethered growth thanks to the opening of new markets and the end to the theft of intellectual property.
Untethered from cost-benefit principles and armed with newly seized powers from the reclassification of internet access, the FCC is now attempting to demolish the traditional video market with new "set top box" regulations and seizing the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) powers to regulate privacy for ISPs.
We are surprised when we see color pictures of, say, soldiers celebrating the end of World War II or Greta Garbo; it's as if these scenes, these people have been untethered from their proper historical context to present a fresh notion of how the past occurred.
Trump would be required to switch from the swaggering, untethered political persona he has been reluctant to drop as President into the role of sober statesman, unifying the nation and US allies -- a switch he has rarely achieved so far in his 10 months in power.
From the anthemic "Rise Above," to the riotous, us-against-them anger of "Police Story," to the darkly introspective "Depression," all the way down to the untethered lunacy of the album's closer "Damaged I," each one of these moments captures something few records of that time did.
In the last days before a midterm congressional election that will determine the future of his presidency, Mr. Trump seems to be throwing almost anything he can think of against the wall to see what might stick, no matter how untethered from political or legal reality.
It is a reminder of a particularly untethered time in the genre, when the underground was still a nebulous concept, home to dissenters of all stripes, including outsider-art conceptualists with ferocious technical skills and an urgent need to use them as a tool of dismantling orthodoxy.
And so it went, for some thirty years, that parents would send their prodigal sons or daughters—whenever their lives had become untethered in New Jersey or Philadelphia or Ohio—to Florida, first to dry out in treatment, and then to live in a sober home.
Sam Greene of King's College London put it this way in an email: Our politics are vulnerable to nefarious influences — whether of the Kremlin variety or the Breitbart variety — not because our information landscape is open and fluid, but because voters' perceptions have become untethered from reality.
The new legal fight has revived questions about Trump's expansive view of his own power and his frequent attempts to evade legal, political and constitutional restraints on his actions that add up to a more untethered notion of the presidency than most of his modern predecessors.
From clear-as-glass electropop and rap bars skipping over ululating synths to gritty guitars, we've got you covered on tracks you may have missed on some key albums this year and others that have just floated around on the internet untethered to a big release.
As Vox's David Roberts has argued eloquently, climate change campaigners have learned by now — or should have — that you will not be able to truth-bomb your way to political victory over opponents who are in thrall to an entirely distinct reality, a reality untethered to observable phenomena.
Wind back the clock an hour and the pixels have fallen away from my eyes and I'm sitting, untethered, on an actual sofa, looking at a real human being in retinal high definition – HTC's Drew Bamford, corporate VP and head of its Creative Labs team of product designers.
Screenshot: SpaceX (YouTube)A week after a fireball erupted from the base of SpaceX's prototype "StarHopper" rocket during a static-fire test at the company's Boca Chica, Texas facility, the company's first "untethered" test launch of the craft was aborted after encountering technical difficulties on Wednesday, CNBC reported.
Famously peripatetic through his 20s, proudly outrunning the IRS through his 30s, untethered from a savings account until his 40s, and blowing the doors off his 50s with a television franchise and a cordial relationship with Barack Obama, he seemed like the ultimate example of getting better with maturity.
A nation where citizens can come and go freely, detaching their modular floating living quarters and sailing off to a better floating town, untethered by anything but their means and their free will, is not an island without politics—it's an island with a very particular set of politics.
House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) hammered on the baseless theory — which Trump urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate — as he built a case that Trump abused his power for personal political gain and painted Republicans as touting conspiracy theories untethered to the facts of the probe.
Completely untethered from the public opinion, the delegates who are unbound under state party rules could find themselves grappling with a number of concerns in a contested convention, both political and personal, many of which have nothing to do with the preferences of the voters who elected them.
"In the last days before a midterm congressional election that will determine the future of his presidency, Mr. Trump seems to be throwing almost anything he can think of against the wall to see what might stick, no matter how untethered from political or legal reality," Baker notes.
The Switch is obviously not a tablet competitor, but that type of interaction of kid running around the house like a maniac watching Frozen on an iPad while her dad cooks breakfast makes me think of how much better an untethered game system will work for a family.
Chung, who previously worked on narrative storytelling at Oculus, seems optimistic about virtual reality hardware's near-term prospects and the rise of so-called standalone headsets which integrate the compute power, display and battery into a singular device that is untethered and more powerful than past phone-based options.
Sheila Merchant, COO, and Tatiana Koffman, CEO, of Marbl Media Sheila Merchant, COO, and Tatiana Koffman, CEO, of Marbl Media The new, rootless generation of untethered remote and mobile workers means greater freedom to both work and play — something that folks are increasingly taking advantage of, Koffman said.
In its evolution from baby-boomer fever dream to extravagant multi-million dollar reality, Hard Rock Park exemplified the manic speculation of the years before the financial crisis; the story of its spectacular failure is a cautionary tale of what can happen when expectations become untethered from reality.
Mr. Russell plays Dud, a sunshine-y former surfer who lost his mojo after a snakebite in Nicaragua and his father, the owner of a pool-supply store, vanished in the Pacific — leaving a limping Dud and his sardonic twin sister, Liz (Sonya Cassidy), in debt and untethered.
Mr. Trump's latest remarks indicate that he wants to use the machinery of the government to root out the source of the Op-Ed, which described some administration officials as being in a state of near mutiny against a president they view as dangerous and untethered from reality.
While we've known the basics of climate change for decades, the largest uncertainties exist at the local level, which, Varble says, is what matters most to people: emergency workers in California wondering what will happen with wildfires, or farmers in the Midwest trying to plan around untethered weather.
It's hard not to think that the increasingly odd behavior and untethered-to-reality pronouncements of the president's two top lawyers—Attorney General Bill Barr and personal defender Rudy Giuliani—have not been deeply influenced by the filter bubble on the right created, fostered, and fertilized by Fox News.
But the biggest problem with the Stein candidacy and the Green Party in general is how untethered to reality they both are, as if they can win over electorates and pass legislation if only they're completely true to their purist principals, which are sometimes, frankly, delusional to begin with.
The clash between Mr. Scaramucci and Mr. Priebus offers a case study in how the Trump White House operates, a conflict divorced from facts, untethered from the basics of how government works, enabled by the lack of any organizational structure and driven by ambition, fear, animosity and envy.
Trump's predecessors, Republican and Democratic alike, have created an office with expansive power, leaving the door open for someone like Trump, who is untethered by ideology or deep affiliations with a party or faction, to make governing decisions without clear justifications for the electorate to weigh in on.
Most people do not and will not have such a perfect environment for VR. Whether it's the living room, office or even a personal library/recreation room, walking around in fully immersive VR while alone, untethered, is one of the most dangerous things I can think of regarding mainstream tech use.
In May, Facebook released two new headsets, the untethered $399 Oculus Quest and the computer-powered $399 Oculus Rift S. The tech company is also looking to buy up game studios and secure exclusive deals to beef up Oculus's game library, according to a report this week by The Information.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk believes that both the Texas and Florida Starship prototype rockets being developed by the private space company will fly "in 2 to three months," which is an aggressive timeline considering the planned untethered flight of its Starhopper demonstration prototype missed its target of running this past week.
Without a public explanation of why these authorities have been granted and what their provision is intended to achieve, they become untethered from the real heart of the counterterrorism struggle: a contest for achieving legitimacy by restoring the state's monopoly on the use of violence, under the rule of law.
The exec said that the company is looking at the technology, but added that the cord still makes sense for a number of reasons, like decreased likelihood of losing the $200 buds and the fact that untethered headphones require companies to double up on the hardware contained in the individual ears.
These last two films, which do not focus on Americans—an exchange student named Tracy Walker, voiced by Greta Gerwig, is the only American character in Isle of Dogs—broke out of the touristic mode of the middle phase and set out for closed, imagined worlds altogether untethered from reality.
Parker sees him, quite rightly, as belonging to the long tradition of English melancholia, but despite the sometimes old-fashioned ways in which it is framed—the lads and lasses, the ploughed fields, the shimmering weirs—Housman's melancholy is a more angsty, modern version, untethered from any religious or artistic consolation.
Only those who buy its cars new, whom Rolls-Royce describes as "individuals untethered by common constraints such as time and money," are allowed on the app, where they can connect with other Rolls-Royce owners, company executives, and members of its board to share ideas, networks, and business opportunities.
"They are saying that the Trump proposal is entirely untethered from the scientific evidence, and that the scientific record for the rule that the administration is trying to replace remains unrefuted and very solid," said Jon Devine, an expert in water policy with the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group.
" She then went on to quote legal scholar Blaine Bookey, who writes, "Whether a woman fleeing domestic violence will receive protection in the US seems to depend not on the consistent application of objective principles, but rather on the view of her individual judge, often untethered to any legal principles at all.
But whether what's left of Larsen C will continue to break up in wake of the recent calving event depends on many factors, including how much structural support the 'berg provided to the rest of the shelf, and whether the shelf becomes untethered at key pinning points, like the Bawden Ice Rise.
As for the rest of what's in the box: a simple, plastic dock that provides power to the tablet and sports three USB ports; a pair of Joy-Con straps that slot in when you're using the two controllers untethered; a power adapter and HDMI cord; and the aforementioned Joy-Con Grip.
The funding will allow VW "literally to drown out all other participants in the ZEV infrastructure market through enormous spending, made at its unfettered discretion, that is untethered to the normal constraints and financial metrics by which all other market participants must operate," ChargePoint said in a court filing late on Tuesday.
In sum, Microsoft has developed some substantial hardware, and though our earlier experiences with the hardware haven't been bug free, Microsoft's already innovating ahead of other futuristic virtual reality headsets like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift in that HoloLens is completely untethered—there are no wires tying you to a computer.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk noted that this first untethered test flight will also involve moving the Starhopper sideways, and that the company will hopefully also be able to launch the first version of its Starship spacecraft in just "a few months," with a target altitude of around 20 km (around 65,600 feet).
For those who are unfamiliar, VR backpacks are wearable gaming computers meant to allow for untethered room-scale virtual reality environments — they're the future of VR, at least until we manage to advance technology for wireless headsets or can compress the demanding hardware for virtual reality into a more easily worn form factor.
Obviously there are a whole bunch of ways this could be interpreted, but it felt to me like BoJack was finally coming face-to-face with himself — staring unhappily at a blown-up, untethered representation of his own likeness in the same way someone might peer at their flaws in a mirror.
But Remy said NCAA officials remain pleased that the 9th Circuit "agreed with us that amateurism is an essential component of college sports and that NCAA members should not be forced by the courts to provide benefits untethered to education, including providing any payments beyond the full cost of attendance," Remy said.
But you hardly notice Don Cherry returning on the second album, and while you can hear what a magnificent player Denardo will become, he's here partly because he isn't yet—Ornette wanted a bottom more untethered than the mere magnificence a grooving Ed Blackwell would soon provide on 1970's Friends and Neighbors.
Ink splashes at page corners as if Inkling were alive between the book's covers; characters seem to morph out of black puddles; and whenever the inky gremlin is left untethered too long, Smith mirrors its creative rages with startling full-page panels suggesting Inkling might swallow the story straight out of readers' hands.
In an email to potential supporters, Mr. Buttigieg (he pronounces it BOOT-edge-edge) said he was forming an exploratory committee and cast himself as a candidate of the future, stressing his generational identity and calling for policies "untethered to the politics of the past" on issues like climate and economic opportunity.
In his ruling, U.S. District Judge William Orrick said he granted the request for an injunction given that the bureau's "reasoning behind the Suspension Rule is untethered to evidence contradicting the reasons for implementing the Waste Prevention Rule," adding that the plaintiffs were likely to prevail on the merits of their case.
M3D has posted the necessary 3D files for the Twisty Earbud Catchers on Thingiverse for anyone to download for free, and while they might not be the most stylish solution to securing Apple's untethered AirPods, most newer 3D printers let you mix and match colors so you can customize the earrings to some degree.
As someone who has revisited the Chinese Art galleries of the Penn Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art whenever I felt too untethered from my heritage, I firmly believe in the power of museums to promote a very particular sense of intimacy with history, for which I have yet to find an adequate replacement.
The experiment was intended to disprove a fundamental contention of metaphysical realism — that objects and relationships in the world exist independently of how we perceive them; in other words, that the world we see and hear is not the one that actually is, and that therefore, our brains are perception machines untethered to reality.
China's steel production, for example, has "become completely untethered from real market demand" and amounts to more than double the combined production of the four next biggest producers: Japan, India, the United States and Russia, according to a new report on China's production overcapacity released by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.
In fact, Zymergen co-founder and CEO Joshua Hoffman says one of the biggest opportunities before his now 600-person company is to produce entirely new products that are untethered to traditional petroleum-based manufacturing, which currently underpins nearly everything we use and own, from gas to golf bags, from dishwasher parts to dresses.
The roles, in fact, are quite different: The national team, now under the direction of Coach Bruce Arena, must focus on short-term successes, while the larger development program requires the freedom — untethered from day-to-day implications of wins and losses — to prioritize and promote player development, a process that can take years.
"There's an abiding interest in the way images move in time and space and the way in which those images are fixed and untethered from those places where they live in a given context," says Byers referring to Farmer's surrealist collage work, The Surgeon and the Photographer, which includes 365 hand-made figures made from photographs and fabric.
The company — untethered from eBay after first spinning out from the marketplace company in 2014 and eventually losing its status as its primary payments provider last year — has been building out a profitable business on its own steam, reporting 227 million accounts earlier this week with revenues up more than 30 percent to $4.13 billion for the quarter.
But this also allows Watchmen to create an episode almost completely untethered from its own reality — notice how the title flips from Watchmen to Minutemen at the start, to signify we're going back to the dawn of this franchise's chronology — while nevertheless checking in on the present timeline via Laurie intruding on the flashback at particularly strange moments.
" If a country were flooded with high face-value notes untethered to anything of real value, he reasoned, "men will cease to covet and hoard [money] so soon as they discover it will not buy anything, and the great illusion of the value and power of money, on which the capitalist state is based, will have been definitely destroyed.
At this point, I'm not sure what the solution for Apple is: a launch later this week is unsatisfying, a quiet random launch untethered to another major product just highlights how late Apple is to the party, and tying it to this September's iPhone event would mean that Apple will have taken a full two years to ship a wireless charger.
In his June 8 op-ed, "Public Broadcasting Can Survive, and Even Improve, Without Subsidies," Howard Husock advances a premise so untethered from reality and based on supporting arguments so factually flawed, one would think that they came from someone who had no knowledge whatsoever of public television, public radio, and the roles of the Department of Education and the Federal Communications Commission.
The 2.7 million people who have been watching Fox News's impeachment trial coverage at any given time are being told a story about it that's completely untethered from reality — one that reinforces America's deep polarization between the roughly 50 percent of voters who want Trump removed from office and the 40 to 45 percent who continue to support him through scandal after scandal.
In the 28503 years from 22019 to 1994, Democrats controlled the House for all but four years; in the modern political era, however, control of one house or another has shifted in 1980, 1986, 1994, 2001, 2010, 85033 and 2018, resulting in a heightened competitive fervor fed by unrestrained money and round-the-clock "news" coverage often untethered from the facts.
Even the detective fiction that seems most untethered from real-world concerns—those British country-house puzzles in which ladies in drop-waisted frocks and gentlemen in evening dress gather in the drawing room to hear a sleuth dissect the murderer's devious plot—murmurs of class and history: the wealth necessary to staff such a house, the far-off lands where Colonel Mustard earned his insignia.
If the president is able to blur party lines on such issues and harness an ascendant blue-collar coalition to win that clash, he will have untethered conservatism from the Republican Party and shifted the party away from the small-government approach that has been its hallmark since Ronald Reagan stood 36 years ago in the same position on the Capitol steps as Mr. Trump.
The remittance market is extremely fragmented and — with the rise of smartphones that have untethered users from physical retail locations — getting even more so, with incumbents like Western Union accounting for less than 20% of the market today, bigger startups like TransferWise also looking like it's also increasingly eyeing emerging markets as well and completely new concepts like using the blockchain to transfer money also potentially disrupting the disruptors.
The four oversize windows in the open-plan front room are ringed by English ivy, and the home is decorated with both design classics (leather-backed brass Jacques Adnet dining chairs from the 21969s that Gohar bought at auction) and custom pieces (an '290s-esque burled-maple veneer dining table with chunky cylindrical legs made by the New York artist Sam Stewart) that feel untethered from both time and place.
" Put the two men's records, their reputations, even their respective books, side by side, and it's hard to imagine two more polar opposites than Trump and Comey: They are as antipodean as the untethered, sybaritic Al Capone and the square, diligent G-man Eliot Ness in Brian De Palma's 1987 movie "The Untouchables"; or the vengeful outlaw Frank Miller and Gary Cooper's stoic, duty-driven marshal Will Kane in Fred Zinnemann's 1952 classic "High Noon.
Harper is passionate about the romance of discovery and just plain romance, via Felicity Jones's pilot Amelia Wren, a flagrantly named amalgamation of several real-life daredevils including the French stuntwoman Sophie Blanchard, who was widowed when her husband suffered a heart attack and fell out of their basket over The Hague, and her flamboyant predecessor Élisabeth Thible, the first untethered female balloonist, who took off from Lyon costumed as the goddess Minerva.
The nominee began with a phrase about "generosity and warmth" (barked, it's true, as if some kind of threat), but—untethered to statistics or facts, and with his inner volume dialled past eleven—Trump went on to portray a country facing a Clinton legacy of "death, destruction, and weakness," a nation of lawless immigrants roaming cities and towns, "chaos" in the streets, radical Islamic terrorists opposed by nothing but a pusillanimous government and its popgun military.
Microsoft will let VR headset makers use similar built-in tracking that's found in the HoloLens, which is completely untethered from a PC and can "scan" your surroundings so you can move about freely in VR. While the Vive and Oculus Rift make you install a camera or laser emitters in your room to achieve that effect, the Windows headsets will be able to do it without an external accessories and for several hundred dollars cheaper.
Certainly, none of Trump's supporters give a shit—to many of them, no doubt, his lack of a communications staff just shows that Trump is his own man, virtuously untethered from elite DC BS. But it's telling that Trump managed to turn a story about how he was a fraud into a story about how he was a racist, and that his campaign is not just disorganized, but filled with people who will go to the press and complain about how disorganized it is.
As someone who is largely immune from motion sickness and other VR-induced nausea, the wireless adapter combined with PC-power graphics and very little lag created the closest thing to real freedom I've ever experienced in VR. When I played Doom VFR wire-free, after taking a minute to appreciate my new untethered boundaries, I was soon spinning around like a top, blasting demons and other hellspawn with the sort of breakneck speed that up till now, I think VR has been really lacking.
Like, time and its measurement would only be an invisible tool, to accommodate everything I wanted to do in a day, PLUS, you know, frequent intervals of easy, restorative, quotidian, spontaneous magick of some kind (dealer's choice, but, some untethered use of your youth, some reconsideration of a stuck thing, some confession that blood-blisters your vulnerability, some lion-heartedness, some acknowledgement of the memento mori that is your human body.) Right now what I do is: I write down what I'm doing, in 30-minute slots.
"Suffice to say that while you can arrive on Twitter and disseminate the untethered and anti-human opinion that mothers who have their children kidnapped and held incommunicado from them at the American border are criminals â€" and both mother and child deserve that fate â€" or that 14-year-old boys who survive the Holocaust are guilty of betraying fellow Jews when there is no evidence of such, you CANNOT wish that the people who traffic in such vile shit should crawl off and die of a fulminant venereal rash," he wrote.
Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE rips President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as "untethered to truth" and self-interested in his upcoming memoir, according to an Associated Press report.

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