Filterloop allows you to washout photos with analog film effects.
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The washout may continue, if recent history is any guide.
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The finance whizzes are mistaking water for a business washout.
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The Doha washout was the Saudi masterstroke to regain its importance.
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"You're seeing a washout of short dollar positions primarily," said Schamotta.
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"That to me was an indication of a washout," Stovall said.
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The first seven weeks of the year was a total washout.
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"I don't really think we had a washout panic yet," he said.
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It wasn't what you'd expect in a full-blown washout sell-out.
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People like Dan Loeb have talked about a washout in this business.
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The bench has been decimated by two washout midterm elections in row.
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"The scope of today's sell-off is unequivocally a speculative washout," said Saucer.
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Even with Wednesday's washout, the losses for the week look to be minimal.
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It was very windy but it felt good to play (after Wednesday's washout).
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Here's what else is happening: Beachgoers beware, this weekend looks like a washout.
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"Purim is pretty much going to be a washout this year," Heilman said.
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No. 14 REBOUND 26: Howard challenges a floater from fellow Laker washout D'Angelo Russell.
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Then came a washout fall ready-to-wear collection, produced by an internal team.
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Corner David Amerson is one year removed from being a complete washout in Washington.
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We don't think this is a fundamental shift but more of a technical washout.
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The reviewer specifically liked the washout port for cleaning buildup under the sizable deck.
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The Ocean Cleanup plans to fix the broken part and try to address the washout.
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"Yesterday was a real washout," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Hardly a washout, with scarcely more than 55 percent of volume in declining stocks right now.
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One woman died when her car was caught in a road washout caused by rising waters.
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Breaking below the 50-day moving average caused a "technical washout in the market," he said.
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And a stock market has gotten a pretty good rinse — though not yet a true washout.
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But as of Thursday's close, the stock was up about 50 percent since the Christmas Eve washout.
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Rather than herald their resurgence in the region, Mr Street's victory was followed by a Tory washout.
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In one sense it doesn't matter, though, whether a debut is a cracking success or a washout.
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Photos from the Lunar New Year show how coronavirus turned China&aposs biggest party into a washout
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MILAN'S FERTILE FOUNDATIONS This year's Venice Biennale was a washout, but westward, two private museums scored winners.
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Each diet lasted four weeks and was punctuated by a "washout period" when participants ate their usual foods.
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The three major averages are all up more than 9 percent since the close on Christmas Eve washout.
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Last year Loeb told investors that he was seeing the first innings of a washout for hedge funds.
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It's not my favorite occasion, in part because I'm a complete washout at creating costumes for my kids.
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It's not a washout, and rain shouldn't be terribly heavy, but between 230 and 235 inches is possible.
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Not every market setback requires an indiscriminate, panicky washout or capitulation in order to usher in a recovery.
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Tuesday's washout contributed strongly to a week that had the lower by 1.75 percent as of Wednesday afternoon.
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It's no 20% washout, but traders clearly don't think Square is about to bore us with Wednesday's report.
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He has been a complete and total complete washout and a failure as far as domestic policy President.
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"I think last week, the big washout in NXP Semis has given you a buying opportunity," he argued.
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"We have had a kind of a washout of the short positions there to some extent," he said.
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The stock was trading steady around $351 midday Thursday, up more than 50 percent since the Christmas Eve washout.
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It's not totally clear what the actual washout rate is, but these three studies taken together suggest it's substantial.
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Their competition, the boyband One True Voice (quite Scientology vibes init) was, in the nicest way possible, a washout.
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A washout on Wednesday means no rest day, with semis on Friday and a potential title match on Saturday.
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The surge off the washout lows of late December has reflected widespread participation by the vast majority of stocks.
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Mickelson has not officially withdrawn, but it seems only a first-round weather washout could allow him to participate.
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The 2003 festival was a financial and physical washout, rained out for five days and running a large loss.
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And that was all before Thursday' washout, which saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose just shy of 10%.
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The day isn't a washout, and the sky may brighten at times, helping temperatures rise to near 60 degrees.
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Thursday's washout meant the tournament at the Mayakoba Resort in Playa del Carmen was taken into a fifth day.
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The cryptocurrency market rout may be the beginning of a needed washout that digital currency enthusiasts have been waiting for.
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At one time, perhaps as recently as 25 years ago, a vintage like 2014 might have been a total washout.
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Will the fact that they're not revolting against Trump mean a blue ripple or blue washout instead of a blue wave?
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"I think last week, the big washout in NXP Semis has given you a buying opportunity," the "Mad Money " host argued.
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For "Silence," Martin Scorsese and Paramount desperately need the academy to help their slow-burning drama from becoming a financial washout.
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Four women's matches, including those featuring second-seeded Karolina Pliskova and fifth-seeded Elina Svitolina, did not begin before the washout.
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Everybody that's good at it s****ed somebody's d*** to get there... If you're actually smart and funny, you f****** washout.
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Yet once oil gets to $53, "sell at $53 with a $55 stop loss targeting a washout to $47," the trader added.
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Holding on in the face of washout, protectors of the mudbrick metropolis of Chan Chan, Peru are in a scramble against erosion.
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Rain chances over the next couple of days aren't great for outdoor plans, but neither today nor tomorrow looks like a washout.
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Economic data and comments from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney were the two major reasons behind the latest washout in positions.
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About 33 percent of the class dropped out before graduation this year, which is higher than the normal 25 percent washout rate.
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A washout in the scandal-plagued, for-profit higher education sector also could be playing a role in the tuition and fee slowdown.
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Data on Friday showed Britain's high street retailers had a "washout" June, however, as shoppers did not respond to early summer sales discounts.
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Alex James, from Brisbane, went on his nude adventure after the final test of Australia's tour of Sri Lanka ended in a washout.
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"There is no doubt that we are in the first innings of a washout in hedge funds and certain strategies, " Third Point said.
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Monday morning, six trains, including the Carolinian and Northeast Regional, were stopped "due to flooding/washout conditions" on tracks south of Alexandria, Virginia.
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Even while Wisconsin Governor and Presidential washout Scott Walker warmed up the crowd, it became obvious why no one was worried about tickets.
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Weather If you're going to be in the South over the next couple of days, get ready for the Great Memorial Day Washout.
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But in the old days we didn't have a roof over Centre Court, so there were literally days that were a complete washout.
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"Theoretically we could have a pretty big washout in 2020 for the cruise industry and a return to this normalized environment," she said.
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But the strategist notes that technical factors and supply chain disruptions from the coronavirus suggest the washout has a little further to go.
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It stars Max Minghella as a wide-eyed art student, John Malkovich as a pretentious professor and Jim Broadbent as an alcoholic washout.
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"Yesterday you had 47.5 that's pretty good, but when you get above 50 and closer to 60, that's the pretty good washout," he said.
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Despite some recovery from a washout that sent the to a two-month low, technical analysts are expecting further pullback in the volatile market.
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"I do think this will be the washout that will set up a broader run higher, more stable prices for next year," he said.
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The central bank meetings are important since it was the promise of easing that sent the markets smoothly sailing through summer, after June's washout.
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The washout from ECB blowing up the future pathway for negative interest rates could make investors question the scope for future easing in Japan.
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"When you have a big range day like that for the VIX it's a huge tell that there's just this emotional washout," he explained.
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So far, the economy doesn't seem to have much of a punch for the Republicans and the tax cut thing is a total washout.
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"While Democrats like to swing at 'Big Oil' the washout of these policies would disproportionately impact smaller producers," Bob McNally, Rapidan's president, tells Axios.
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She next faces Australian eighth seed Ashleigh Barty, who beat American Madison Keys in the day's other rescheduled quarter-final after Wednesday's complete washout.
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By some estimates, trade could now contribute as much as one percentage point to first quarter GDP after being a washout in the fourth quarter.
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But whether the iPhone SE is a splash or a washout, it's unlikely to turn the tide for Apple as Wall Street awaits September's announcement.
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Gasquet was totally overwhelmed on Saturday, finding himself trailing 5-0 after 12 minutes, and the Parisian crowd felt it could be an express washout.
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"It may leave both metals vulnerable to a further washout into the weekend if the U.S. dollar strength persists." rose 0.47 percent to $924.30 per ounce.
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In some polls, Trump's approval rating has reached all-time highs, giving the GOP hope the much-predicted "blue wave" will turn into a washout. 3.
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A third washout here could have been too much for his would-be supporters to endure, presaging a collapse in South Carolina and on Super Tuesday.
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David Roth: Yeah, if I'm going to listen to an ex-Phillies washout talk, I want it to be Bruce Ruffin trying to sell me Herbalife.
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It appears that investors have failed to realize that the "bear market" in stocks ended after Christmas Eve's washout on Wall Street, CNBC's Jim Cramer contended Monday.
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The winter purge resulted in a true washout in many areas of the market, and the recovery by the majority of stocks has remained underway, if fitful.
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So, bear market or not, it was a pretty good washout - one that many now argue cleansed the market of excesses, rebuilt value and reinvigorated the bull.
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Analysts said the warning could have implications for the bigger players in Britain's clothing market, who have already endured unhelpful summer weather patterns, with June a washout.
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The Houston metro area could have a complete washout of a day, with 280-803 inches of rainfall likely and nearby areas receiving closer to 280 inches.
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The man who killed Sohe Chung last April, a mid-22017s Canadian Armed Forces washout named Alek Minassian, left no doubt as to what his motivation was.
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He reiterated his argument that the "bear market" in stocks ended after the Christmas Eve washout, which saw the sink 2.7 percent and slip into a bear market.
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We want to know whether you think it will be a washout for stocks in September, or will investors be able to navigate through the risks and volatility.
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I understood that not only was that particular summer a washout, but it had a way of washing out so many summers before it, if you weren't careful.
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I must admit I'm still looking for another washout in crude oil so the higher low might come still in the low $30s rather than the mid-$30s.
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Rain and gusting winds have caused chaos in the French Open schedule, with a first complete washout since 2016 on Wednesday delaying the women's semi-finals to Friday.
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In other words, stocks aren't at the "washout level" that Clissold is looking for, but once the market becomes oversold, it could be a sign of an imminent rebound.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer urged investors on Thursday to find the positives in "crushed" stocks, arguing U.S. equities can only go higher after the Christmas Eve washout on Wall Street.
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Following Monday's complete washout, Berdych and Djokovic were among several competitors ordered to play their fourth-round matches through drizzle on Tuesday as organizers tried to clear a huge backlog.
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"There is no doubt that we are in the first innings of a washout in hedge funds and certain strategies," Third Point's Daniel Loeb lamented in an April letter to investors.
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" Loeb, who runs New York-based Third Point with $17 billion of assets under management, said "we are in the first innings of a washout in hedge funds and certain strategies.
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"The gold market is trying to find its feet after last week's washout... It only makes sense that the recently established shorts scale back," said Saxo Bank commodity strategist Ole Hansen.
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Britain's Jo Konta and Marketa Vondrousova reached the last four on Tuesday and thanks to Wednesday's washout, they will enjoy an extra day's rest before contesting their semi-final on Friday.
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After Wednesday's action was a complete washout, Thursday's matches were all won in straight sets as world number one Djokovic dismissed German fifth seed Alexander Zverev 7-5 6-2 6-2.
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"We have had a kind of a washout of the short positions there to some extent," said Karl Schamotta, director of FX strategy and structured products at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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Instead of talk about stocks bottoming, there's more chatter recently about new highs, as small caps flirt with their former highs and money is jumping in to tech after this spring's washout.
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Investors need to take the emotion out of stocks, and recognize that the market needs to experience a washout that will mark the end of a sell-off before a bottom is reached.
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The Bullet Club's leader, Kenny Omega, wears Nintendo-themed T-shirts and blends athleticism with a hammy, meta-wrestling practice that is light years removed from his days as a WWE developmental washout.
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A horizontal line drawn back in time from the current level (15-18 percent) would intersect with several of those moments 10 years after a brutal market washout, including in the mid-1950s.
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Tournament director Guy Forget, who has been criticized for allegedly pushing competitors to play in the rain on Tuesday following Monday's complete washout, said organizers wanted to ensure all players were treated equally.
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Collins was a washout as manager of the Houston Astros and the Anaheim Angels, and he seems to start every season with the Mets on lists of managers most likely to be fired.
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The men's semi-finals will be played on Court Philippe Chatrier with the women's relocated to Court Suzanne Lenglen and Court Simonne Mathieu after Wednesday's washout caused them to be delayed by one day.
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But this can go wrong, says Paul Jennings, head of experimental engineering at Warwick, such as when cameras succumb to a condition known as "washout" caused by the glare of bright sunrises and sunsets.
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Modi needs to clinch a deal with India's 29 states on the tax, but the last parliamentary session was a washout as the opposition and government squabbled over the impact of his cash crackdown.
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"We are in the first innings of a washout in hedge funds," Daniel S. Loeb, the founder of Third Point, wrote to investors this spring, describing this as a "catastrophic period" for the industry.
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It's the type of underperformance, driven in part by overly crowded trades in stocks and other assets, that prompted Third Point CEO Dan Loeb to predict a coming "washout" in his industry earlier this year.
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As a result, though, these companies now appear inexpensive based on long-term valuation measures, and could offer an attractive opportunity for investors willing to bet that global markets won't face a 2008-style washout.
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Catherine Bellis kept Tuesday from becoming a complete washout for the United States as the 18-year-old battled back from a set down to outlast Germany's Julia Goerges 4-6 6-3 6-2.
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From major league prospect to minor league washout to a starter on a team that is now in an increasingly intense battle to reach the World Series: It has been a crazy ride for Toles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's high street retailers had a "washout" June as shoppers worried about the Brexit crisis and did not respond to early summer sales discounts, accountancy and business advisory firm BDO said on Friday.
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While rain is likely for this Friday, it will probably not come close to the type of washout that occurred during President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's second inauguration in 1937 -- the first to be held in January.
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"It was a long day but played really great all day," Johnson said after a marathon 36-hole Sunday which made up for Friday's near washout when the area was lashed by a strong winter storm.
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Amid the market washout stateside, the U.S. Federal Reserve announced Thursday new moves to pump in more than $1 trillion into the financial system in an effort to combat potential freezes brought on by the coronavirus.
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The relationship between humans and the environment turns somber in Jude Griebel's sculpture "Washout" (2015) which depicts a catastrophic scene of a small town destroyed by a landslide, melded into a sickly and curmudgeonly human face.
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After a Wednesday washout, organizers scheduled both semi-finals, originally slated for Thursday, for Friday, with British number one Konta's contest against Czech Marketa Vondrousova moved to Court Simonne Mathieu, the newly-built third show court.
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The complete washout, the first at Roland Garros in 22012 years, left the tournament in an awkward stance, with six of the 16 fourth-round matches having been completed Sunday and the remaining scheduled for completion Tuesday.
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"We are in the first innings of a washout in hedge funds," Daniel S. Loeb, the founder of the hedge fund Third Point, wrote to investors in a recent letter, describing a "catastrophic period" for the industry.
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Yesterday was a washout because jane [Jane Perlez, Nairobi bureau chief] and donatella [Donatella Lorch, correspondent and future Nairobi bureau chief] had their hands full filing (via nomad, by the way), so training will begin sometime today.
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Johnson's victory, at the end of a tournament turned topsy-turvy by an almost complete washout of play on the first day, also felt as if it were greater than the sum of his four 18-hole scores.
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Recent sterling gains rippled into derivatives markets, with one-month risk reversals — a ratio of bullish to bearish bets on sterling — flipping into positive territory for the first time this year and indicating a washout of negative bets.
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A midterm election in which all signs point to a Republican washout and the loss of the party's majority -- a scenario that, if it comes to pass, would make the possibility of impeachment proceedings a very real thing.
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The minutes noted that members attributed the low inflation readings to "idiosyncratic factors" such as sharp drops in apparel costs and from portfolio management services, the latter a delayed impact from the fourth-quarter stock market washout in 2018.
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The washout meant Britain's former world number one Andy Murray's comeback was pushed back by 24 hours to Thursday, five months after what he has described as "life-changing" hip resurfacing surgery following his first round exit at the Australian Open.
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As our colleagues at Deadspin wrote this morning, Rihanna was the highlight of Game 1, allegedly getting into a staredown with the Warriors' Kevin Durant and, in general, kicking up a fuss and being the most compelling factor of a 113-91 washout.
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The Spain holiday was an unambiguous washout: I was constantly irritable, my embattled metabolism meant I often woke up during the night to rush to the bathroom, and I didn't even have enough energy to join the conga line at the beach.
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Lee put together five birdies and an eagle in his first eight holes while shooting nine-under 62 to pace Americans Brendon Todd and Adam Long, who had 63s, as the weather improved in Playa del Carmen after Thursday's first-round washout.
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But Alderson turned from standup act to straight man on Thursday when the Mets announced that, lo and behold, they had signed Tebow — a former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, an N.F.L. washout and a cross-cultural lightning rod — to a minor league contract.
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A day after the tournament suffered its first total washout for 20 years, only two hours of play was possible on day 26 of the championships as players such as world number one Novak Djokovic and holder Serena Williams remain stranded in the fourth round.
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But gumball-size smoked eel beignets with a crème-fraîche ranch dressing called "Franchette" didn't taste much like eel; pig-foot croquettes were a washout; and a bowl of oily whole-wheat spaghetti with bottarga needed to be slapped with more lemon and salt.
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That will extend a losing streak for Trump that includes November's midterm washout, an unpopular government shutdown, his failed fight with Congress for more border wall money and, most recently, an uptick in illegal crossings at the southern border and a ballooning trade deficit.
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Economists have also called for reporting rules so securities investors would know what portion of their bundled mortgages includes high risk from climate change, like properties in coastal regions, river flood plains, flammable canyons and mountainsides, earthquake zones, tsunami washout zones and tornado alleys.
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"Even in a Democratic primary, the speaker needed to call in the president of the United States to defeat one legislator who dared to show a hint of independent thinking," said Rauner spokesman Lance Trover, insisting that Tuesday was not a total political washout for the governor.
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When it next rains during the United States Open, there will be no lengthy delay or complete washout at Arthur Ashe Stadium — and no more reason for a television producer seeking to fill time to consider reminding Krickstein of his long, lugubrious Labor Day in 1991.
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Barack and Michelle Obama flew from Washington D.C. to Palm Springs for a grand total of 3 days before jumping on a private jet and going back from where they came and then some ... so the question, was that the plan or was Palm Springs a washout?
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The conditions that will lead to a blue wave, a blue ripple or a blue washout include the ones that get robust and warranted attention: the anger of many women, the anxiety of many men, the degree to which Trump picks wise fights between now and Nov.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Some Brazilian mills have canceled sugar delivery contracts with commodities traders at a cost, an operation known in the market as washout, as New York raw sugar futures touch contract lows and make ethanol even more attractive, millers and analysts said.
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Friday was a pretty good washout day, yielding a few hints that they're getting there: The percentage of S&P 1500 stocks above their own 10-day average is just 12 percent, the lowest since September 2016, says Wayne Kaufman, chief market analyst at Phoenix Financial Services.
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The atmosphere is so bad that in a recent investor letter, Third Point management described 2016 as "one of the most catastrophic periods of hedge fund performance that we can remember since the inception of this fund" and predicted that a "washout" in hedge funds was soon to come.
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"In short, there is room to run to the upside given that geopolitical hotspots are still a clear and present danger for the market, but many wounded bulls remain following the Q4'18 washout," the analysts said, referring to the collapse in oil prices at the end of last year.
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Besides Gyllenhaal's character (the kind of ultra-powerful and influential critic who only exists in movies), Rene Russo plays a gallery owner, Zawe Ashton her ambitious assistant, Toni Collette a curator, Daveed Diggs a lower-class artist who's hit the big time, and John Malkovich a Koons-esque washout.
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"Our short-term positions indicators are flashing red in terms of extreme bets against the dollar, especially against the euro and the Aussie and in this kind of environment, a small negative surprise in data elsewhere can trigger a washout," said Viraj Patel, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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How its forecasts compare with the Met Office is bound to be closely watched in case of a repeat of famous gaffes like the forecast of a "barbecue Summer" in washout 2009 and the dismissal of rumors of an impending hurricane in 1987 which was promptly followed by one of Britain's severest storms.
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"The fact that we didn't see kind of another washout today kind of emboldened some of investors to think that perhaps, at least on a short-term basis, maybe it was time for the market to bounce a little bit," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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"This is where I think it's very critical before the washout takes place to pull that playbook out and say, 'Hey, these are the levels where we want to step up and buy these stocks' and writing some of the puts on these names in here, I think, is a great way to do it," said Johnson.
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But the weekend won't be a total social washout: Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos is throwing an invite-only bash at his house on Friday night; The Hollywood Reporter and the Screen Actors Guild are still having their fete; and the usual post-awards-show parties hosted by HBO, Netflix and Amazon will go on.
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"While we cannot rule out further weakness (clearly it has gone deeper than we anticipated), we think the magnitude of the correction has largely run its course with the SPX testing its rising 200-day moving average and many metrics showing short-term washout conditions," Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said in a Sunday note.
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It's startling when players we half-remember rush up out of that fade to reveal themselves as truly desperate—think of Robert Swift, a willowy washout as a player who resurfaced as a heroin addict squatting in a mini-mansion he used to own, pumping rounds of semiautomatic ammunition into the foundation in a basement he'd made into an impromptu shooting range.
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The idea was to swim against the current of prevailing aesthetic and strategic thought trends that primarily ooh'd and aah'd at Steph Curry and his Golden State Warriors; the subsidiary idea was to celebrate a spectacular dude who, it seemed, was looking down the barrel of a tragic, before-his-time Finals washout at the hands of a historically outlying team.
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Over the weekend, chatter within far-right spheres alluded to a possible crackdown against those traveling to Virginia to hear white nationalist Richard Spencer, Buzzfeed washout turned fundamentalist Baked Alaska, Augustus Invictus, a one-time Senate hopeful and author of such LinkedIn screeds as Future or Ruin: The Argument for Eugenics and others preach hate in front of a statue of a Confederate general.
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Lesnar, a money-printing superstar who had been brought onto the anniversary card at the last minute to save what was shaping up to be promotional washout, was temporarily suspended by the Nevada Athletic Commission and given a hearing date for December of this year, but he kept his $2.5 million fee and whatever pay-per-view revenue he was owed and happily walked away.
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Federal law enforcement would not have such a smooth time with later sieges, such as the one on Koresh's Branch Davidians in Waco, which ended in a fiery death for 76 disciples on April 19, 1993, a day short of the CSA siege's anniversary; on that same day in 1995, the state of Arkansas executed Richard Wayne Snell by lethal injection, and a Christian Identity adherent and Army veteran and Special Forces washout with a Bronze Star for valor from the first Gulf War named Timothy McVeigh detonated a truck bomb in front of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City.
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The convention will kick off Monday night with yet another look at the Benghazi disaster, followed by a speech by a U.S. senator who has said his only problem with the prison at Guantanamo Bay is that "there are too many empty beds," and over the following three days will feature a presentation detailing (again) the sexual misconduct of former President Bill Clinton (which will go nicely with the anti-porn plank of the Republicans' new party platform) and speeches by NFL washout/famous prayer Tim Tebow, professional golfer Natalie Gulbis, several rabidly anti-immigrant/anti-Muslim politicians, and just about every member of Donald Trump's family.
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