Harris wrote up his worries in a slide deck manifesto.
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Vox's David Roberts wrote up this part of the study.
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The local newspaper, the Aurora Sentinel, wrote up the meeting.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue.
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Rekimoto wrote up his initial findings in a blog post.
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He finally wrote up instructions for how to do it.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue.
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He wrote up his findings and shared them exclusively with TechCrunch.
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We obtained a copy and wrote up some of the highlights.
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Chief Shea said police officers responded and wrote up a report.
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I wrote up a preliminary design document for all of that.
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Koehler spent the summer in Stuttgart, where he wrote up his evaluations.
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Police came, detained Maxwell and wrote up a citation for disorderly conduct.
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Emil bragged about it, and Ben Smith wrote up what he heard.
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They chased it, and they wrote up their own version of it.
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This February, SmarterTravel wrote up some tips for staying safe in Punta Cana.
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So, she made like Lara Jean Covey and wrote up a boundaries contract.
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Racing against time, Halford wrote up the results of the Saint Kitts trial.
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When starlings spread across North America, people wrote up recipes for starling pie.
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Because the restaurant's lease was winding down, I never wrote up that meal.
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She reported the crime to the police, who wrote up an aggravated assault report.
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Screenshots of the messages circulated on Twitter before the Times wrote up the story.
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In May, I wrote up something weird I spotted on Google's account management page.
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Nielsen was so upset by the incident she reportedly wrote up a resignation letter.
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Mr. Fischer later wrote up the group's ordeal for the Canadian news network CBC.
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Who wrote up the summaries of conclusions of Ukraine-related meetings at the NSC?
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Goldstein then wrote up what she calls her manifesto for a new company, Jenette Bras.
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I spent 40 minutes with this singular delight and wrote up my thoughts over here.
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They separately wrote up posts with the same explanation following the publication of Bailey's theory.
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I wrote up my experiences and went to the business center at the Jinjiang Hotel.
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I'm going to direct myself onstage and I wrote up the script on my own.
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Police and prosecutors wrote up their criminal charges and raided the massage parlors on Tuesday.
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She wrote up all his personal correspondence and typed up his declaration to run for President.
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Don't worry, Lance wrote up some excellent suggestions for what Kim should replace her Berry with.
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Instead he wrote up his own description, using the insult he's long considered the most cutting.
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One of finance's best-known academics, Fisher Black, wrote up the low-beta anomaly in 1993.
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They stashed a video copy in evidence and wrote up a two-page summary of it.
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John Solomon, a conservative journalist, then wrote up Lutsenko's claims for the Hill beginning in March.
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Business Insider attended the keynote, and wrote up every big announcement from Facebook's F8 as it happened.
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She then called the police, who wrote up a report and even complimented Roo on his outfit.
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The developers wrote up a list of demands and took it to Ian Currie, the project director.
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David Bixenspan wrote up a quality post-mortem of the press conference last Thursday over at Deadspin.
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One teacher, Charles Costello, wrote up the details of his yearlong "Follow a Columnist" project for us.
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Last week in The BMJ, Nancy and Nora wrote up a "comparative twin study" of their own.
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We already wrote up one from Lenovo focused on offices — certainly a trend to watch, going forward.
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The McLaughlins wrote up a 2011 campaign plan for Trump, who ultimately passed on a presidential run.
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"My guy — a former first-grade detective — wrote up what would be the 302," Mr. Giuliani said.
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In early 2016, I wrote up a project plan to move us over to HTTPS and began work.
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She conducted a statistical analysis of every article she'd written that year, and then wrote up the results.
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To get started, Vento wrote up formulas and projected leveling curves before delving into the actual modding itself.
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Mashable's Pete Pachal tried out Family Link and wrote up what they got right and what they didn't.
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But that cloud database was left wide open, said Rotem and Locar, who also wrote up their findings.
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A few weeks later, Trail of Bits researcher Chris Evans wrote up an initial security report for us.
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But she wrote up a proposal anyway, and through mutual art world associates approached Ms. Lin last summer.
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We each took a copy of the completed grid and, working alone, wrote up a full set clues.
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For instance, Officer Pantaleo's partner admitted that he wrote up inflated charges against Mr. Garner after his death.
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Others wrote up petitions asking our [college] president Laurie Patton not to provide introductory remarks for his talk.
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Journos from various outlets bargained for energy bars, traded anecdotes, wrote up pieces like this one (though probably shorter).
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So I codified those things, wrote up a bunch of stuff, and that's kind of what the website is.
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Wired wrote up the research last year: The researchers say their findings mimic social truths in the real world.
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The amateur scientist who performed and wrote up the experiment: Eunice Newton Foote, an inventor and women's rights campaigner.
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While we can assume someone wrote up the typed remarks for him, Trump is known to write in all caps.
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In a Miami 2017-esque fantasy I wrote up for Fortune Magazine, I talked about what that might look like.
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We had an intern make up a shitty cardboard mock, shot arty video, and wrote up a pretty thorough review.
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" Vulture wrote up the whole interview under the headline "Matt Damon Is Sharing All His Bad Opinions on Sexual Misconduct.
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Recently, a colleague and I wrote up how to apply the COPQ to Healthcare for The Healthcare Financial Management Association.
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On the first day of quarantine home school, Ms. Guss wrote up a schedule geared at keeping them off screens.
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Ms. Saibel wrote up a formal complaint about Mr. Friedman and sent it to the restaurant's managers and Ms. Bloomfield.
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A bottle of whiskey stood on the table in front of him as he wrote up a report in Hindi.
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Hefner famously wrote up a sort of manifesto, the Playboy Philosophy, with the help of the magazine's readers in the 1960s.
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The Washington Post even wrote up a cute piece on how the Rockies won Pi Day with their "delightfully nerdy" photo.
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After the call, Rogers and Ledgett wrote up a memo about it, signed it, and stored it away in a safe.
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Last month, the New York Times wrote up Queens' Adriaen Block, which calls itself the city's first CBD restaurant and bar.
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Mr Shapley wrote up the paper with Mr Gale, proving without equations that this method would always yield a stable solution.
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So he wrote up a business plan and took the $21,232 in insurance payments he'd received when he injured his knee.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue, and all that Mayor Bloomberg has to do is download it.
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Kriston Capps, who wrote up Samirah's proposal for CityLab, quoted a favorable analysis by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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Dave Camp, who chaired the Ways and Means committee, wrote up a plan to create more stringent caps on executive pay.
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So the author, who is also a professor at Yale Law School, wrote up what she said was a legally-enforceable contract.
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Ood and Nik agreed, wrote up a new contract with local temple and land owners Wat Santai, renovated the gym, and reopened.
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After they wrote up the results, they passed them through peer review and the original author was invited to weigh in again.
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He wrote up a case study, which was published online in the Journal of Brain Stimulation as a letter to the editor.
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Do it yourself These high school teens were tired of inaction on guns, so they wrote up some gun control legislation themselves.
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The Hill's Rebecca Kheel, Vicki Needham and I wrote up five ways the U.S. be impacted by the crisis both economically and geopolitically.
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I looked up the headlining act, found the name of the band's lead singer, and wrote up a fake note for the bouquet.
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Under Ms. Kauffman's tutelage, they wrote up their findings, published them in an Indiana academic journal, and won the state historical society award.
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But who then wrote up a long technical discussion of the issue so that other security researchers, along with consumers, will be aware?
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After my call with this official I [redacted] returned to my office, and wrote up my best recollection of what I had heard.
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" Over at Fox Business, producers flashed shots of booming defense stocks and wrote up a near-perfect chyron: "OIL HITS 8-MONTH HIGH.
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Harry&aposs sent the Insider Picks team the entire lineup to try ahead of the launch, and we wrote up our thoughts below.
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Alma Weston: Anyway, I wrote up a piece about this cool little game where players were building a utopian society on an alien planet.
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My friend Alan Boyle, who wrote up the launch for GeekWire, said he had a bad feeling from the start — which was nearly correct.
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Mashable also wrote up the story, using a tweet from someone else, although it appears to be a screenshot taken from the original poster.
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The Insider Picks team wrote up a full review after test-driving these flats, and they remain an all-time favorite from the brand.
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And so, one dark day in the summer of 2000, he wrote up a statement to be released in the event of his suicide.
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That year Gordon Moore — who later co-founded Intel — wrote up his thoughts in a paper for the April 1965 edition of Electronics Magazine.
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They're also dumb simple—you can probably figure out how to make them just by looking, but we wrote up the recipe for you anyway.
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The tone is very similar to the book "You Don't Have To Be Crazy at Work" which I wrote up for the column last year.
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Lee wrote up a précis of the characters and the first issue and gave it to Kirby to lay out and art: the Fantastic Four.
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Because it didn't seem like the company was doing anything, he wrote up a public post with links to all of the accounts he'd found.
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We checked out the game early in all of its work-in-progress glory and wrote up all our preview thoughts for your convenience here.
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A Washington Post reporter wrote up one particular exchange between the host of the CNN segment, Alisyn Camerota, and one of the Trump supporters interviewed.
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To clear that story up in my own mind, I wrote up a little toy model, contained in these class notes from sometime last decade (?).
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She wrote up her observations of what's on the cutting edge of these fields, and what the opportunities for startups are in these hot spaces.
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CompariTech, a site that reviews and compares information security products, spotted the scam first and wrote up a blog post laying out their findings on Wednesday.
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We quickly review a contract I wrote up for a program I'm expanding out; he recommends a few changes but is happy with the document overall.
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Fortunately, I also saw nearly every single virtual reality experience at Sundance, and wrote up a guide to the best of the festival earlier this week.
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Since the video was shared on Facebook, the Fremont County Department of Public Health & Environment wrote up a complaint and visited the restaurant for an inspection.
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Incidentally, it so happens that I wrote up an interesting accessibility company called Actiview today that might be under consideration for the FCC's awards next year.
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Jackson submitted questions to the campaign, and advisers wrote up lengthy answers for the Republican presidential nominee to offer in a script obtained by the Times.
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They wrote up the conversation and sent it back to analysts at headquarters, who turned it from raw intelligence into an official report and circulated it.
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Since this column disappeared for a couple weeks, below are some trailers I wrote up the week before Thanksgiving but never posted — there's another dog movie.
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If readers walk away from this comic thoroughly scratching their heads, Polygon wrote up a stellar explanation for newcomers to the series that's worth checking out.
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With that data, Neiss wrote up a simple Python script that scraped the information off the website and set up a Twitter bot automatically tweet it out.
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Diachenko, who wrote up his findings, contacted the company via the email address a week ago but the company only secure the server after TechCrunch reached out.
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Hicks wrote up the statement and ran it by Trump Jr. The statement that emerged was also misleading in the way it characterized the topic of conversation.
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It looks like the chaos all started when The Independent wrote up a story from this person's tweets, which was then tweeted out by the Drudge Report.
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Pictures showed people crowding to see their gate numbers as a member of staff wrote up information on a white board during the busy summer holiday season.
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Inspired by our conversation, I wrote up a proposal for a new job title and job description for 2016, while also listing my biggest highlights from 2015.
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But if you forced me to pin down one list-topper, it'd be Park Chan-Wook's The Handmaiden, which I wrote up for our fall movie preview.
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Image: NASACowan, Holder, and Nathan Kaib of the University of Oklahoma wrote up a paper on the idea, which is currently in review at The Astrophysical Journal.
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But the newer, final version, which Keith Humphreys also wrote up for the Washington Post, went through a more rigorous peer review process before it was published.
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As each new work came in, the Mundaneum's staff wrote up a corresponding UDC index card for walls of draws throughout the building before archiving the original.
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While Van Eenennaam waited for the agency to make its decision, she and her colleagues wrote up their results, and in February submitted them to Nature Biotechnology.
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Boxer then wrote up her own endorsement statement, sent it to the Biden campaign, and said the campaign could release it in the event of a victory.
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Someone is coordinating merchandise, a friend of mine made granola bars for the trip, another friend wrote up the press release, a lot of people donated their time.
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In the beginning, when I was a one-man shop, I wrote up to 28 posts per day – 200 to 500 word "journalistic" pieces – based on these links.
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ET: Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince wrote up a lengthy blog post about his decision to cancel The Daily Stormer's subscription, and why the decision has potentially dangerous ramifications.
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It's from SpaceNext, AKA Shan, who has a variety of useful little apps he's developed over the years on his page — John wrote up one back in 2011.
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The squadron wrote up the airman for every infraction, Ms. Edwards said, laying a paper trail that would allow the Air Force to discharge him for poor performance.
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"The Secret Life of Scissors," an exhibition at London's Fashion and Textile Museum I wrote up for the Thursday Styles section, was always advertised as a small display.
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An editor agreed to provide a letter verifying that I did go by the name A Literal Psyduck and an amused administrator at Yale also wrote up an endorsement.
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Peter Salovey, the 23rd president of Yale University, and John "Jack" Mayer, professor of psychology at the University of New Hampshire, wrote up the theory in 1990, Brackett said.
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Students in a government class at Alhambra High School, located outside of Los Angeles, wrote up the resolution in the wake of the mass shooting at a Parkland, Fla.
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She wrote up the experience for The Times today, a beautiful story that manages at once to illuminate Child's history and to inspire us to cook more, and better.
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But they also wrote up a case study in The BMJ because they believed it was the longest a foreign body had gone undiscovered in the throat and lungs.
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For example, a skillful science teacher in a high-poverty-district high school offered a course in which her students designed, researched, carried out and wrote up original experiments.
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Despite not having an extensive background in tennis, when Serena, now 37, and Venus were children, their father wrote up a 78-page plan to make them tennis stars.
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And then you find out the guy he wrote up is in a higher custody level, and he commits suicide, and you wonder how you contributed to that path.
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Pascual spoke to dozens of doctors, administrators, morgue directors, and funeral directors around the country, and wrote up her initial findings in a September 28 report in the Miami Herald.
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Sterling Anderson provided TechCrunch with this short emailed statement, but also wrote up his thoughts on what this means for his company and self-driving tech in general on Medium:
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Despite not having an extensive background in tennis, when Serena, now 37, and Venus, now 38, were children, Williams wrote up a 78-page plan to make them tennis stars.
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We're not sure and no followup questions or specific examples of reporting that the Apple CEO took issue with were included when Byers wrote up the tweet for NBC News.
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Larson first wrote up his network pitch in 1968; then called "Adam's Ark" and featuring a migration away from Earth, it was more inspired by Star Trek than anything else.
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Lucky for you, we wrote up the recipe for your bookmarking convenience—though all you really need to remember is pita chips + pizza-like toppings + hot-ass oven. Pizza. Nachos.
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Warren, a lawyer and former Harvard Law professor, wrote up a contract for Bloomberg to use to allow the women involved in the NDAs to be released from the agreement.
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We had a couple of beers, he wrote up an account of our conversation for his website, and even most of the commenters saluted us for sitting down and talking.
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They wrote up a post, vetted it through ProMED's structure of copy editors and moderators, and hit the button to publish it at one minute before midnight on December 219.
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All 84 startups from Y Combinator's S19 Demo Day 1 There are 197 companies (!) in the summer YC batch, and TechCrunch wrote up all 84 of the ones that presented yesterday.
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Between 1928 and 1931, Zora Neale Hurston spent months getting to know the last survivor of the last slave ship to land in the United States, and wrote up their conversations.
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"DJ Gribbin wrote up a thought paper which said we will cut $200 billion from other parts of transportation, we'll put it over here in a special new pot," DeFazio said.
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Then Mr. Merrick and a few inmates serious about their recovery, following the program's guidelines, wrote up "Cardinal Rules" governing behavior; those who couldn't go along with them chose to leave.
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In early January 1989, Black wrote up a buck slip, a yellow 5-by-8-inch slip of paper with notes, and attached the Soviet cable that Bruce Einhorn had found.
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" Stryk, who wrote up a Lunar and Planetary Sciences conference abstract on his findings, says that most of the astronomers he's discussed his work with have been "very positive about the analysis.
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The site's backend database had around 200,000 user records, according to security researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar, who shared their findings exclusively with TechCrunch and wrote up their findings at vpnMentor.
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It was not clear why PMI wrote up the document, which was seen by Reuters, but a former government energy official said PMI would be the most likely entity for oil diplomacy.
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Jonathan Tuan-Anh Tran posted a video on his YouTube channel earlier this month, claiming to be the one who wrote up the controversial document, which contains salacious accusations about the president.
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My read of this is that when Comey wrote up his unclassified Trump memos, he pressed "select all" + "copy" and pasted those recollections into personal files—his own records of what happened.
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Mr. Steele wrote up his findings in a series of memos, each a few pages long, that he began to deliver to Fusion GPS in June and continued at least until December.
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In 2004, Buckley wrote up a Winter-een-mas FAQ where readers could find tips on how to celebrate, such as shying away from gift giving to avoid diminishing the holiday's meaning.
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The only thing that's crazier than the fact that Half-Life was released exactly 20 years ago is that I wrote up its 10th anniversary on this very website… well, 10 years ago.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Thursday that he had already decided to fire ousted FBI Director James Comey before Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein wrote up a formal recommendation to do so.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I'll confess that I wrote up this week's entries while dreaming of the barbecued meats and warm temperatures I'm going to enjoy at SXSW next week.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 21.5%Week 2 stats: Seven receptions, 55 receiving yards, one touchdown — 18.5 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Chark was another player we wrote up last week as a potential pickup.
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To announce the car, the BMW-owned luxury automaker wrote up a Proustian press release that's light on practical details (it drives itself, somehow; it's zero-emissions, somehow) but heavy on Rolls-Royciness.
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Ford spent eight days on the witness stand as Tribune lawyers pelted him with questions in an attempt to prove Ford was an ignorant man, and the press wrote up every juicy exchange.
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Along with other copyright library experts, Courtney wrote up a statement that the Internet Archive cited as justification for its library in a public statement endorsed by over 100 individuals, libraries, and institutions.
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And so it went until his late 50s, when his luck and money ran out, and he took a job as librarian in a dismal castle in Bohemia and wrote up his adventures.
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An even bigger breakthrough came earlier this month when sci-fi author and mathematician Greg Egan wrote up a proof that outlined how to find the largest possible number for any given superpermutation problem.
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The House Intelligence Committee released a report on the findings of the investigation, and based on that, the Judiciary Committee wrote up the two articles of impeachment the House voted on and approved Wednesday.
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Flynn and members of the administration, including Vice President Mike Pence, had publicly denied that Flynn discussed sanctions, but American intelligence officials listened in on the call and wrote up a transcript that suggested otherwise.
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Eugenio Scalfari, 93, an avowed atheist who has struck up an intellectual friendship with Francis, met the pope recently and wrote up a long story that included a question-and-answer section at the end.
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Costa, who wrote up her findings in the Syracuse New Times , explained that during the cycles, UFO sightings rise to a peak, decline back toward the baseline, and then rise to initiate a new cycle.
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"This device is marketed at keeping the most vulnerable safe and yet anybody can locate and listen into thousands of people's lives without their knowledge," said Fidus' Andrew Mabbitt, who wrote up the team's findings.
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Most recently, Paul, Darity, and Hamilton wrote up their proposal for the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a highly influential left-of-center think tank, in a clear sign the idea was gaining traction.
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Ratliff wrote up the saga a decade ago, but the story was recently revived for a 48 Hours segment about Peter Chadwick, a murder suspect on the FBI's Most Wanted list, which aired this weekend.
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Awkwardly, we shook hands, and I exited his truck and got back into my own car, where I sanitized my hands with a travel-size bottle of Purell and wrote up my notes from the meeting.
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Her education was valued and supported by her reformist and idealist parents, her writing encouraged—her father bringing her apples while she wrote up in the garret—during a time when women's writing often was not.
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Sources say cops wrote up a report and immediately sent it to the Harris County District Attorney's Office, which determined it was enough to arrest the Houston icon Wednesday and charge him with felony aggravated assault.
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He started keeping meticulous records of every visitor who stopped by, and wrote up memos about what was happening that he would print out and give to people who kept coming and accusing him of new crimes.
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The world started to learn about the trend after Motherboard wrote up a Tweet from writer Rachel Sharp, in which she posted photos of a product on Amazonâ€""Moxifish"â€"and screengrabs of some of the reviews.
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Dale Perry told CNN that shortly after hearing from Favorov in mid-April he wrote up a memo about what he heard and delivered it to a diplomat named Suriya Jayanti at the US embassy in Kiev.
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Contostavlos was set to go on trial accused of supplying cocaine for Mahmood who was posing as an influential Indian film producer and later wrote up the story as an exclusive for the Sun on Sunday newspaper.
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They measured the standing gravestones of the Hunt, Willett and Leggett families who settled here in the 17th century, identified the types of stones used — marble, sandstone and granite — made drawings and wrote up their own reports.
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Because we're really, really cool people, he quickly wrote up his forecast in the dorkiest possible way — a Google Calendar item complete with a reminder so he could correctly time his expected gloating for 11:30 p.m.
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GM-owned Cruise Automation bought its own LiDAR producer, Strobe, earlier this month — Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt even wrote up a similar Medium post to announce the news, citing the same productivity and cost-saving benefits as Salesky.
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"It was just unbelievably easy to do, and many of the great actors talked about their second-acting days," said Ron Fassler, an actor and director who wrote "Up in the Cheap Seats," a Broadway history and memoir.
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The New York Fed officials agreed to review any proposal Bangladesh Bank wrote up but they did not formally agree to a joint effort, and have not since worked on it nor heard from Bangladesh Bank, the source said.
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In any case, we all wrote up our stories, and some outlets who weren't invited to the war room hee-hawed at us, presenting our coverage of the conference room as a massive win for Facebook's public-relations department.
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The broader hyperloop idea goes back to August 2013, when Musk wrote up a blueprint for a transportation system that would use technology such as propulsion and magnetic levitation to shoot humans from one city to another very quickly.
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According to Monie, who wrote up his findings, it's easy to grab streams of data from the server-side API, used to communicate with the app, such as usernames, email addresses and phone numbers of anyone with an account.
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When software developer Todd Moore wrote up the code for his now-famous White Noise app in 2008, it was a side project to him and one of the first mobile apps go live on the Apple app store.
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If you were into that browser-based mock Roland 909 drum machine we wrote up last month, and still, erm, have moments at work when you don't want to do work, we've got the perfect follow up for you.
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Natasha wrote up what to expect, specifically focused on the handset, so here are a few key bullet points for those who hate paragraph formatting: Given how much Samsung is investing in MWC this year, I'd anticipate additional hardware.
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Two weeks before the New Hampshire primary, they wrote up a fake letter from a sham Miami man, accusing Muskie of spouting derogatory comments about French-Canadians, who happen to make up a significant part of New Hampshire's electorate.
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According to multiple reports, Mattis wrote up his letter of resignation before making one last desperate attempt on Thursday to try to talk Trump into reversing his decision on Syria, resulting in a tense exchange in the Oval Office.
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After seeing a women's tennis tournament on television and noting the prize money available, Richard studied the sport, wrote up a 78-page training plan, and started crafting the games of two of the best champions tennis has ever seen.
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The new recruits wrote up to five news stories a day in an effort to meet a quota of 100,000 page views, and submitted their work to a handful of editors — a team of two Falun Gong-practicing married couples.
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The AV Club even wrote up a list of 10 horror directors who just so happen to be women — including Blum's former assistant, Chelsea Stardust, who once made an incredibly disturbing short film out of my favorite sleepover urban legend.
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Like the LA Weekly music editor who wrote up the punk band that was playing up against her instead, with this preamble about how he already knows Beyoncé is gonna be great and spectacular, so he doesn't need to see her.
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"Someone managed to steal the password of one of our members providing services, and he got a list of customers posting jobs; and from there he invented and wrote up many fictious [sic] messages between admins and users," they wrote.
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Rabin-Havt highlighted the "insidious" instances in which the media wrote up polls that showed Sanders firmly in second place but the headlines and leads of the stories focused instead on Harris and Warren rising into third or fourth place.
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Her team informed LFA officials earlier in the day that she wouldn't be making her contracted weight of 116, so Legacy, suddenly faced with the possibility of losing the biggest name from its card, simply wrote up a new contract—voila!
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Last year, I wrote up a BuzzFeed News/Whitman Insight Strategies poll in which we found that lesbians make up only 227% of the LGBT population in the US; younger women are much less likely than older women to identify as such.
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In November, 2013, Buterin wrote up a white paper—cryptoland is a blizzard of white papers—proposing a new open-source, distributed computing platform upon which you could build all kinds of smart-contract applications and uses, as well as other coins.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue, and all that Mayor Bloomberg has to do is download it —I'll text it — sign it, and then the women, or men, will be free to speak and tell their own stories.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue, and all that Mayor Bloomberg has to do is download it -- I'll text it -- sign it, and then the women, or men, will be free to speak and tell their own stories.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue, and all that Mayor Bloomberg has to do is download it - I'll text it - sign it, and then the women, or men, will be free to speak and tell their own stories.
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I wrote up a release and covenant not to sue, and all that Mayor Bloomberg has to do is download it — I'll text it — sign it, and then the women, or men, will be free to speak and tell their own stories.
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Dotted around the Palais are a number of press rooms where you can set up your laptop and grab some wi-fi, so for the next hour or so I wrote up a quick news piece about the press conference (focussing on Jake Gyllenhaal, obv.).
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According to The New York Times, early in their relationship, Zuckerberg and his now wife Priscilla Chan Zuckerberg allegedly wrote up a "relationship agreement" in which they agreed to spend at least 100 minutes together per week, not at his apartment or at the office.
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He had just announced a dedicated $7 million angel fund with his friend Todd Goldberg (which I wrote up here) and we also noted that LinkedIn is killing off Sales Navigator, a feature driven by Rapportive, which Vohra founded and later sold in 2012.
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David Kris, a former Obama-era assistant attorney general for national security, said he expects Mueller's team wrote up its findings in a way that make it easy for Barr to deal with redactions — by segregating the most sensitive data in certain sections or appendixes.
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During a fit of late-night inspiration while on their honeymoon, James wrote up the "pop-tract," a contract outlining in arduous detail how and on what occasions they could purchase Funko Pops—the small vinyl dolls made to look like caricatures of pop culture characters.
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We recently wrote up the latest version of the Mighty, a device I spent a bit of time with on a recent trip to Asia, before handing it off to a colleague who was a much bigger fan of the whole iPod shuffle for Spotify model.
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But that rationale was taken seriously by both media outlets, which wrote up the controversy as if it were a genuine conflict between two sides of equal legitimacy, and by advertisers, which pulled support for media organizations targeted by "Operation Disrespectful Nod"—a GamerGate brigading campaign.
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In response to growing concern about the level of drugs in the Thames, a group of biologists at the University of Naples Federico II conducted an experiment with eels and cocaine-laced water in June 2018 and wrote up their results for the journal Science of the Total Environment.
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What to know: New York City federal prosecutors wrote up an 80-page draft indictment in August to be used against Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen, which outlined Cohen's coordination with undisclosed Trump campaign members via phone calls and meetings about the payments to women claiming sexual relationships.
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The Oakland A's starter had an afternoon start against the Toronto Blue Jays, and scouts were stacked upon scouts behind the plate, ready to get one last look before they wrote up reports full of weirdly snipped syntax to their GMs about whether Hill was worthy of great prospects.
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It's really hard to do good data comparison here, but I recently wrote up a study that tried to create a comparable, historical data set of trends in partisan polarization across nine countries, including the US. They found that party polarization had actually declined in five of the nine.
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That, according to Ted Stryk, the philosophy professor, space blogger, and planetary data hobbyist who analyzed the images last fall and wrote up his findings this week, is "very good news" for the folks who want to send a spacecraft to Saturn's icy moon to hunt for signs of life.
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Raph Koster, the former lead designer for Ultima Online and a key creative force behind Star Wars Galaxies and Everquest II among a whole host of other things, wrote up a talk he gave a couple weeks ago that interrogates these particular problems within the game industry even more explicitly.
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Though Tacomans would make death threats, loot and burn down homes, and drive out all but one Chinese resident, anti-Chinese editorial staff on the LA Times and Tacoma Daily News, among other local papers in the West, wrote up the episode as a successful, non-violent blueprint for Chinese expulsion.
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Wamboldt was hired to focus on so-called high-status men, such as those involved in athletics and fraternities, a group of students who hadn't, up to that point, spoken much with the ethnographers, perhaps wary of the possibility that they'd be portrayed badly in whatever the researchers wrote up.
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But Ocasio-Cortez did not—instead she wrote up a viral series of tweets that said there was "outrage" in her community over fears of residents being priced out of their neighborhoods, and threw cold water on the claim that Amazon was going to add new life to the local economy.
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Bannon and trade advisor Peter Navarro wrote up a draft executive order withdrawing from NAFTA, only for billionaire Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and ultra-establishmentarian Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to, with help from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, persuade Trump to abandon the idea for now.
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During the week leading up to our big L.A. trip, I wrote up my verbal pitch and practiced delivering it over and over again: in my bedroom, on the sidewalk in front of strangers who likely assumed I was schizophrenic, and finally, in a coach seat on my direct flight to Los Angeles.
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"—CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) February 21, 2020Warren, who used to teach contract law, said she wrote up a release and covenant not to sue, and that "all Mayor Bloomberg has to do is download it ... sign it, and then the women or men will be free to speak and tell their own stories.
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Clarke grew frustrated and depressed with Kubrick's demands and rewrites, as well as the fact that the director sat on the approval of the novelization that Clarke wrote up, the delay of which cost Clarke thousands and thousands of dollars, putting him into debt as he focused completely on the movie, script, and resulting novel.
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ABC reported that Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE disagreed with the approach, but wrote up an eight-page draft plan of the concept.
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An experiment that demonstrated the warming power of the gas was first presented in 1856, at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Albany, N.Y. The identity of the amateur scientist who performed and wrote up the experiment may also come as a surprise: Eunice Newton Foote, an inventor and American women's rights campaigner.
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I've barely even listened to music at all since I wrote up the band entries for last week's column, because I don't listen to music on my phone and as one of the collective organizers of#OccupyICENYC, have spent the majority of my time since then at the blockade outside the I.C.E. processing center at 201 Varick Street in Lower Manhattan.
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Before he wrote up his idea for a ventilator, he saw designs posted in Facebook groups (similar ones have popped up on GitHub) that amounted to jerry-rigged continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines—these sorts of devices can't sense how much oxygen is getting into a patient's lungs and aren't nuanced enough to support people with coronavirus-caused respiratory distress, he said.
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But it appears she took it from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Karen Kane, who wrote up the school bus detail in her October 6, 2016, story this way: The discoveries had come after Rowen had told a school bus driver on her way home from school Monday afternoon that her parents had been blue and that she had been unable to wake them that morning.
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My colleague, Lucas Matney, wrote up a description of the Magic Leap headset back when it was first revealed: The headset is pretty similar to designs that have come out previously in patents and leaks, the bulkiness of the front of the headset is perhaps slightly surprising however and the size of the frames might call into question just how large Magic Leap has been able to expand the headset's field-of-view.
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Thinking that the American mission, remote from the realities of the field, would be interested in an on-the-spot report of grim conditions in a key province near Saigon that the Americans had labeled mostly secure, I wrote up a detailed report of my visit to Hau Nghia and submitted it to my boss, the senior province adviser, a seasoned Foreign Service officer who had encouraged me in my pursuit of "deep" reporting activities.
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"Donald Trump was our clickbait," Bruce Feirstein, a contributing editor for Spy, wrote for Vanity Fair in 2015: He brought us word-of-mouth recognition, and more readers—just the same way he is now bringing eyeballs to newscasts, and page views to Web sites… Over the course of our years at Spy, we fact-checked his books and his finances (with predictable results), trolled him by sending miniscule checks — as low as 13 cents —to see if he'd cash them (he did), and wrote up his all-but-forgotten business debacles.
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But I've been thinking about how good we had it lately because we're 20 years out from 1999, and the cultural press is thick with reminders that it was a pop-culture annus mirabilis — from the premiere of "The Sopranos" that defined a golden age of television, to the yearlong cascade of brilliant movies (The Ringer recently wrote up a top 50 films list for '99; in 2019 it was a struggle to write up a top 10) from a Hollywood not yet captive to the superhero era.
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