Superheroes are almost always dedicated to stopping someone bad from changing things, not changing things that are already bad.
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Changing things up is always something we can get behind.
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Remittances from relatives in the cities are also changing things.
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This is not just about changing things around the edges.
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"We didn't want to be changing things up," he said.
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We have already seen that the temperatures are changing things.
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Yet another hint that Apple might be changing things up.
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The choreographer Kyle Abraham is changing things up this season.
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Or is that just the inevitable consequence of changing things?
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I'm changing things up for Episode 6 of HBO's Watchmen.
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Times are changing, things aren't how they used to be.
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Changing things at Hopkins, or even changing things at Hopkins and inspiring other selective schools to do likewise, doesn't change the situation for the vast majority of college students who won't attend an elite institution.
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For his next act, Cole is changing things up a bit.
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Will your partner be interested in changing things up during sex?
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But now that he's rockin' the purple, he's changing things up.
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Since day one, the new generation has been changing things up.
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In a tweet this afternoon, Niantic announced they're changing things up.
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Inside Art The Museum of Modern Art is changing things yet again.
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Where are we on our embrace of institutions and changing things slowly?
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It's no secret that Hedi Slimane is changing things up at Celine.
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I don't believe there has to be one way of changing things.
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They've been finding people where fines aren't due, changing things left and right.
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Our defense had to battle and did a good job changing things up.
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So you are inevitably going to end up changing things, which we did.
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But it certainly feels like there's interest in changing things up a bit.
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"The only way to change things is by changing things myself," he said.
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Are you hopeful about this Me Too thing changing things for the better?
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But as we've learned this year, Bell's a pro at changing things up.
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There's one easy solution to changing things up: teach yourself how to code.
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After years of doing things one way, Apple is changing things up a bit.
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Indiegogo, the nine-year-old, crowdfunding site, is changing things up, it announced today.
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"No, our defense is fine," Lynn said when asked about possibly changing things up.
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Coming off the hit "Thor: Ragnarok," Taika Waititi is changing things up big time.
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Changing things incurs cost and maybe lost business or even the ability to serve constituents.
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For her latest hair update, she's changing things in a subtle, yet totally transformative way.
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She suggests, though, that millennials may be changing things up and moving toward greater transparency.
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Suffice it to say, ThirdLove's been just a little busy changing things for the better.
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But (he is) the one in charge and responsible firstly and finally for changing things.
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ABC is changing things up at the top with the appointment of a new president.
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Taylor: I think changing things up is the only way to stay in the conversation.
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"If he sees benefits in changing things, he'll do so without hesitation," said one official.
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Other flours like whole wheat, buckwheat and cornmeal are also options for changing things up.
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He's changing things up as he gets ready for the challenges of a second term!
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I'm not sure I've arrived at any great system, and I'm always changing things around.
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Gwen Stefani is changing things up and leaving her signature style at home while on vacation.
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Many of them are about students finding their own power and changing things for the better.
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" Eilish added, "Some of the most life changing things I'll ever experience happened over the weekend.
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" Eilish added, "Some of the most life-changing things I'll ever experience happened over the weekend.
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"We are constantly changing things to fit what Bayer wants," he added in an October interview.
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Even lateral moves can help to re-energize you if you're thinking about changing things up.
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Adam Draper, the son of that Draper, is changing things up a bit at his accelerator.
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Technology companies aren't just funding big things — they are funding the biggest, most world-changing things.
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We took really good care of people who came through, and that's what started changing things.
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"He wouldn't just haphazardly go in and start changing things like the prior regime," Ridenour said.
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When you manage to keep that part alive, nobody's going to fuss when you start changing things.
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I tend to fall in love with films that hold within them the possibility of changing things.
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Zuck responded with Facebook's usual talking points about how they're working on changing things for the better.
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"For the most part, civility has been used as a vehicle for not changing things," he said.
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So label me guilty along with many of our tribe, but commit with me to changing things.
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"They're changing things so quick that it's hard for us to keep up," one clerk told her.
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Unlike many of his peers, he relished the prospect of clients changing things around to suit their needs.
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At any rate, with the Democrats now enfeebled, the LDP seems to have lost interest in changing things.
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As with any industry, the solution relies on changing things at the very top of the food chain.
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But I'm sitting often at a monitor, sort of moving and changing things based on what I'm seeing.
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"Campaigns by people such as the Rigg family are committed to changing things," Athwal said, when we spoke.
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"Why worry about who gets to be president when your governor is changing things at home?" he said.
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Of course, it's possible everyone is overthinking the matter, and Mr. West just felt like changing things up.
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Adding another figure "would be a different project,'' he said; changing things substantially "would compromise the artist's vision.
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It's kind of making a mockery of that idea of changing things with a specific purpose in mind.Right.
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"We thought we were cool and changing things, but compared to the kids now, it's just amazing," Mohseni says.
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Were you just changing things up a bit, or was that an intentional move to escape the doom pigeonhole?
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Even more fun, once you know how something works, you can run little thought experiments by changing things up.
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When he references his life recipe—working together, achieving goals, changing things—he's talking about his life at VCU.
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We must focus on all of the extremely positive and life changing things that this man has done for people.
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Great.More reasonably, you might wonder, why wouldn't I ask about changing things, if it really means so much to me?
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Instead of changing things up in the kitchen, the FDA is going to tighten up monitoring on the spice manufacturers.
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I hoped that changing things up and having a pool party would go a long way in lifting the mood.
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Is big data an example of technology outpacing politics and changing things in ways we didn't expect and now can't control?
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This is probably the biggest example of the band changing things up with the added elements of dance music and disco.
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Just reading about how technology is changing, things like self-driving cars and what that's going to do to the workforce?
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After years of serving up the classic banana pudding, Magnolia Bakery is changing things up with a brand-new chocolate version.
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Even when it feels uncomfortable or goes against the grain of today's thinking, successful leaders encourage innovation and changing things up.
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Well, because even though ABC has serious trouble spots, it knows that changing things too much could make them even worse.
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Before you go and get too mad at Disney for changing things for the sake of changing things: apparently this edit came from George Lucas — the uncontested champion of post-release cinematic change himself — with the new clip purportedly being inserted years ago during a 4K restoration that didn't see the light of day until now.
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Changing things behind the scenes for the "greater good" without ever considering you might care or want to know what's going on.
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He added that "rather than us editorially changing things, our team will act like normal users" who can edit and flag issues.
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LG's also changing things up on the communications side, promoting its VP of appliance marketing to head of its Global Marketing Center.
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They are strong, they are brave, they are changing things so the next generation never has to go through what they did.
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"She has been changing things," notes Rodriguez, describing a new era of increased tolerance on the youth culture and relaxed bureaucratic restrictions.
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Razer is changing things in a big way this year, and it wants to disrupt the PC industry with its first ultrabook.
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A good portion of the companies promising to do life-changing things on the internet quickly went bust, Wozniak reminded the audience.
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But you're kind of changing things as you go, and that can lead you to forget elements of what you've experienced before.
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We're changing the way people work, and that's always been at the heart of what Apple is about - changing things for the better.
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But, one store is changing things up with an innovative new model: online-only, all private label, all at a low, low price.
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Now, at long last, it seems like developer Blizzard Entertainment is keen on changing things up for the lovable-yet-detestable defense hero.
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That ire doesn't seem to exist within Fenty, though she comes across as someone who deeply cares about changing things for her community.
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But following today's introduction of its latest iPhones, Apple is changing things up — and it's going to start offering optional loss/theft protection.
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That can include buying a product, downloading an app or even changing things in their closet based on something they see on Pinterest.
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The opening menu will feature 25 dishes, but Lee has amassed a repertoire of 90, with the intention of changing things up often.
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In this case, however, it's changing things not just for the better but changing them because the current legislation is simply an injustice.
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Now, after being given a record-breaking $170 million fine for allegedly violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, YouTube is changing things.
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We're changing the way people work, and that's always been at the heart of what Apple is about — changing things for the better.
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Click through the wizard (taking care to avoid changing things like your network settings) until you reach the Samba "Interactive TV" user agreements.
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The immigrants who did important, world-changing things did them here because this country welcomed them when others shunned them, or weren't as open.
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In the meantime, they will continue to advocate—and regardless of state politics, it looks like they'll have a decent shot at changing things.
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He doesn't care for the rest of his worthless existence; all that matters is changing things around so Patience and the baby can live.
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Changing things that can be done relatively simply, without the creation or expansion of the government bureaucracy, can still be promising and attractive ideas.
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LLOYD "Cuckoo's Nest" started changing things for us, and "Taxi" put us on the map, as far as playing character roles for a career.
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But I also have to point out that while that could be true, RuPaul and the producers of the show are always changing things up.
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But restaurateurs get bored easily, so once you get to that point, you miss the exhilaration of opening a new place or changing things up.
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Although Meghan has only been married to Harry for a few months, she's already changing things up by bringing her mother into her royal life.
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"There's more chance there of big, big expansion and more chances commercially than there is of changing things in Formula One," said Ecclestone to Reuters.
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Third, he gets to mess with Derek Brunson's head a bit by changing things up and messing with his expectations, which fighters by nature hate.
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Clarkson was clearly interested in changing things up as the C by GE lamp's design has virtually no relation to anything you'd see in nature.
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For anyone who knows their city well, it's easy to see that the short-term rental boom spurred by Airbnb's massive popularity is changing things.
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"I'll stick with them because they're constantly changing things and they're trying to dig themselves out of this hole that they're in," Mr. Packard said.
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It starts small by changing things slightly to give you a sense of unease, and slowly builds from there to make things progressively more frightening.
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"If you were Mike Trout," asked Landis, his agent, "would you really wake up in the morning and say, 'I've got to start changing things'?"
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I thought it was just as political to be in there doing things or changing things from my own perspective, which of course was medical.
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"We wanted people to have these conversations because at the end of the day, they decide to take that first step towards changing things," says Prentice.
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We've released a new version of it every year for the past three years, adding and changing things as hacking threats and security best practices evolve.
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You have a greater chance of changing things when you address things at the moment, instead of going back and trying to talk through the issue.
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But just as the gloom and doom was washing over the crowd, Gore sounded a hopeful note, highlighting ways that humans can and are changing things.
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You're ready to take a more practical, down-to-earth approach at changing things in your life—and a change is indeed ready to be made.
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When you let strangers into your life, even when you least expect it, it can be one of the most life-changing things you can do.
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In episode 8 Debbie charges around her fiancé, Neil's apartment, changing things around without any regard to how it affects his sister, Sierra, who also lives there.
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The photos that you're able to take with your phone, as you said, I mean, these are life-changing things, if you like to chronical your life.
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The photos that you're able to take with your phone, as you said, I mean, these are life-changing things, if you like to chronicle your life.
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Tink Labs works with Foxconn to produce its devices, but it is changing things up with plans to introduce phones next year that it has designed itself.
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Among all the radical, game-changing things that David Bowie offered to the music world, he was also an artist in the purest sense of the title.
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It appears to be simpler and more touchscreen-friendly, with a row of quick settings at the bottom for changing things like framerate, shooting mode, and resolution.
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Maybe the show's changing things up with Negan so he's more loyal to Lucille, but that will remain to be seen if we ever get a flashback.
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Each time that happens, rather than learning from it and changing things the next time around, patients ultimately end up paying the price of potentially preventable illnesses.
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"We've shown our way of making politics and changing things is very different to that of Spain," said Marti Feliu, 21, a history student at Barcelona University.
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But for all their troubles, it's tech giants like Google that are funding the biggest, most world-changing things — and building the future, our tech columnist writes.
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"Picasso had no qualms about changing things during the painting process," explained Marc Walton, a research professor at Northwestern's McCormick School of Engineering, in a press release.
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A year ago, Faraday Future (or FF as it prefers) emerged from out of nowhere, backed by a lot of Chinese money and promising big, world-changing things.
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This year, before getting yet another scented candle or sad check-out line impulse buy for your friends for the holidays, consider changing things up with, well... underwear.
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My question for the protesting NFL players is this: Are you more interested in staging protests for show, or in changing things for the better in our country?
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"There are some people from New York who have been speaking to me about doing something about that, about changing things," Trump said, according to the Stamford Advocate.
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Instead of changing things to fit fans' fickle whims, Levy explained that he simply wanted the Duffer Brothers to tell the story that they set out to tell.
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But whatever it may be, Emma Stone's got it — and you can bet she takes full advantage of her good fortune by changing things up on the regular.
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"I think it's a direct result of what's going on in our administration, that they're changing things on the fly and that's why this happened today," he said.
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Right now, we're changing things on this decadal scale and we can't tell from the geological record whether previous changes happened over decades or centuries or thousands of years.
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Because Fenwick works closely with innovative companies across the globe and sees how technology is changing things, we are among the firms leading the way to embrace this change.
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Oh, and kaizen, for the record, is the process of changing things for the better, or in business terms, continuously improving the system at every step and every level.
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Boom. Done. There's a lot of value in changing things up, be it finding an interesting soundtrack for your holiday party or exposing yourself to something fresh and new.
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But in ways big and small, many of them expressly intended to roll back actions of the Obama administration, Trump and his Cabinet are changing things to their liking.
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I don't know that I feel a particular role in changing things, but perhaps playing music and setting up shows for other bands is something that fights that invalidation.
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Banks have already started changing things with Bank of America saying this week it would more clearly disclose the fees it charges clients of its Merrill Lynch wealth management business.
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" Best Buy spokesperson Shane Kitzman said that "We're always testing, trying and changing things in our stores to give our customers the best opportunity to experience and shop for technology.
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PERINO: It&aposs been 18 months since the election, and the Democrats seem to have not, like, settled in on one -- sort of a message, because they&aposre changing things.
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This is basically true, and the major tension in most of politics is rooted in the fact that changing things often requires breaking them beyond comprehension, then reassembling them somehow.
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Jessop, a small-business owner in Colorado City, Arizona, thinks the government went off the rails a long time ago, and he doesn't see his vote changing things that much.
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We chatted about why the company is changing things up, why they're building this on top of the existing Dropbox product, and the things they know they just can't change.
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"There are some people from New York who have been speaking to me about doing something about that, about changing things," Mr. Trump had told reporters from several regional newspapers.
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The design is mostly the same, with a new red dot on the digital crown visually changing things up, while the device itself is slightly thicker than the Series 219 model.
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Experts say that the key to a happy, fulfilling sex life with a long-term S.O. is changing things up and making your own new sex "rules" as you go along.
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Changing things as complex as our energy system, as interconnected as our infrastructure, and as vital to national security as our military bases is not something that can be done quickly.
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And since Evans is getting paid to put celebrities through hell, we're changing things up by putting him through his own fiery challenge inside the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, with one surprise.
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"While among younger people there is an overwhelming support for gay marriage, politicians tend to be older and are very hesitant when it comes to changing things," Nakajima told the BBC.
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While publicity is not usually a priority of the foreign spy service (the Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure, or DGSE), its head of administration said recruitment pressures are changing things.
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We weren't ready, and they needed to work on something, so there was this whole situation where people knew we were changing things, but we weren't ready to talk about it yet.
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Plus, Emma's known for changing things up in the hair0-color department, having been blonde most recently, but also red and brunette in the past — in addition to some more unexpected shades.
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"I will open things up for him, which has meant sometimes changing things around," Mr. Gelb said, adding that Mr. Domingo has assured him he will say when it's time to stop.
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Conservation groups have mostly accepted that they needs to go beyond preservation, but sometimes — as with the butterfly project — they are so cautious about changing things, that they fail to change anything.
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It's that feminist poetry is not new — it has been a powerful form of processing, as well as a stereotyped genre, for many a wave — and it is not changing things fast enough.
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While you could already adjust your Memoji to look like you by changing things like skin tone, hair color, eyes and more, you'll now be able to add makeup and accessories, as well.
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But the rise in smartphone sales, which brings millions of people online for the first time, is changing things, and Indonesia, as Southeast Asia's largest country, has the greatest potential in that respect.
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Cut to 2008, however, and "Iron Man" starring Robert Downey Jr. was released, kicking off a successful 22-movie, 11-year-long journey for the character and changing things around for the company.
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It's designed to fit over a dildo, strap-on, or bio penis, making it a great gift for people interested in changing things up without having to learn all new moves or techniques.
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"The only way I see this changing things is if the central government decides there is a risk to critical infrastructure from this threat and force people to buy legitimate software," he said.
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"The scary things in this series, some of them are happening today," Miller told reporters, but this season is already written and they don't plan on changing things to echo the times we're in.
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The record finds Victims changing things up once again, fusing the metallic leanings it perfected on its 183 album A Dissident with an aggressive hardcore that overflows with searing solos and full-bodied melodies.
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The trend that is changing things though is edge computing, which is in vogue due to the need for computing to be located closer to users to power applications like virtual reality and autonomous cars.
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I do think, however, considering author Daniel Handler's association with the series, that the Netflix ending says more about what the story was always about than it does about changing things for a television audience.
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"Hopefully this will help the Russians themselves to accept the facts and take a positive attitude toward changing things rather than saying this is a plot from the West with no evidence," Mr. Niggli said.
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OUR Walmart's decision to expand came out of its original theory of how to change the retail sector: by changing things within Walmart, industry standards were likely to shift, thanks to how large the company is.
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However, to the enormous credit of Mark Hunt and Frank Mir, they are actual examples of older fighters who found a return to form at least in part by changing things up and improving their games.
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But it's sticking to its playbook of looking at an industry where the legacy players have done something one way for a long time with relatively little in the way of innovation, and changing things drastically.
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Wall Street still mostly believes President Trump's drug pricing blueprint doesn't present any immediate, large-scale disruptions to the industry as the Trump administration remains focused on changing things like rebates instead of lowering net prices.
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You're talking about relationships in the book, it's the same, the concept of changing things, and people used to get their cues from magazines about love and sex and how they should behave in a relationship.
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For being in charge of what is probably the biggest game in the world right now and all the responsibilities that come with that, Epic is proving itself quite capable of changing things up on the fly.
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"[Pocket Camp] can get boring from time to time, so changing things up a bit and playing the game in a way it wasn't intended to makes the game more exciting," Palado tells The Verge over email.
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He talks about the three ways you are changing things, he talks about looking at a long-term goal because you are through the crisis, it is a different economy, so it has to be managed differently.
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"I think they're thinking about it too because the world is changing fast, social media is changing things and there's a sense of empowerment among young girls that didn't exist when I was growing up," she said.
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It seems like the election was an inflection point for many who question whether Silicon Valley, which has completely changed the course of our world over the past few decades, is actually changing things for the better.
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It then proceeded to roll around the map, changing things as it went, and by the time Halloween rolled around fragments of the cube had spawned murderous monsters, introducing the first PvE element to the battle royale mode.
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Only time will tell if that will be true for Revlon, but all it takes is a glimpse around the beauty industry to see that women are changing things up in a big way (see Glossier and Fenty Beauty).
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The layered process he uses to arrive at the final painting allows him to make various sets of decisions about the separate shapes within the overall form; he can move through the form slowly, changing things along the way.
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Over the course of an hour, Maconie's an interesting and interested guide, walking us through the highs and lows of the last time it really felt like youth culture had any chance of changing things here for the better.
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"It was always going to be tricky when you've boxed somebody that many times, they know a lot of your movement and you just have to keep changing things up and try to make it different through the bout," said Adams.
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That involved "changing language, words, colors, changing things because certain people like a green button better than a blue button," he explained to 60 Minutes, outlining the automated alterations that were made to spit out different versions of an ad.
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If you're a person who also relies on those stories to teach you about the world, meaningful representation also provides you with something else: a template to help you make all of those life-changing things a part of your reality.
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She decided to try engaging with climate action on a personal level, focusing on changing things within her control, such as how she got to work and what she ate, and found a new sense of hope and energy along the way.
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"The idea that you could pretty effortlessly change your own eating habits without actually dieting, just changing things about your environment, I think appealed to me," said Samantha, a donor and former Cornell student, who requested to not use her last name.
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Those same fast food chains are ultra-aware of what's happening in their drive-thru lines, and they're also aware of how goddamn impatient everyone is—which is why it's surprising that it's taken this long for them to start changing things up.
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But if you look at how flexible Instagram's been across their history, and just sort of changing things up, I imagine they do have ... I have this theory that all tech companies eventually will want all things, when it comes to attention.
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In other Vogue news, the magazine itself is changing things up slightly in terms of its print product: The title's May and September issues are expected to be slightly larger in scale (with a price change to match), Business of Fashion reports.
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In Trump's mind then there is nothing at all contradictory about a 55-minute public jaw session on Tuesday in which he decried the nastiness of politics and talked up his commitment to changing things and a Wednesday tweet running down California Sen.
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In a separate July 2018 interview on "20193 Minutes," Parscale described running through tens of thousands of Facebook ad variations daily to fine tune messages: Changing language, words, colors, changing things because certain people like a green button better than a blue button.
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"Find a home where the bones work and you're merely changing things on the inside," said Jonathan Scott, a contractor and the brother who's often seen wearing a tool belt and ripping out a gross toilet without ruffling his carefully coifed black hair.
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" With that in mind, she took to her Instagram to change the headlines to be more body-positive and food-positive, changing things like "Get Lean" to "Don't go on a diet," and "Sculpt Killer Abs" to "Don't kill yourself just to get visible abs.
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Tuesday's House Judiciary Committee oversight hearing was, by and large, about Russia and the Obama administration — but normally the topics were separated: Democrats were asking about Russia (and the Trump campaign and administration), and Republicans were asking about the Obama administration (and how Sessions was changing things).
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It might sound like an option that you would just breeze past to more enticing-looking desserts, but that would be a mistake And now, after years of serving up the classic banana pudding, Magnolia Bakery is changing things up with a brand new chocolate version.
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Mike: We started from a place of wanting to create room for shout-outs to the 90th anniversary and we did discuss changing things up a little bit to get more legendary people and people with storied histories that reflect the 90 years of Oscars on that stage.
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Outward, founded in 2012, works similarly to many other furniture visualization startups, capturing 3D information about partner products then allowing consumers the ability to see exactly what the product they want looks like, changing things like the object's color or pattern while checking it out from every angle.
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And then when she came into Dropbox for the acquisition, her job was to be that new person coming in and instilling process and changing things and she saw the resistance on the other side and she said that was a really key learning moment in terms of these two aspects.
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Yet what's become clear with the scandals surrounding all these start-ups is that many of the companies and founders who were thought to be changing things are actually guilty of perpetuating them, and this feels especially surprising when a brand promoted a feminist outlook and had a female founder.
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People like Geena Davis [who in 2007 founded the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media] are doing incredible things to bring awareness to how we can start changing things by simply putting more women or girls in the background, or by changing the lead from a male lead into a female lead.
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"Even though the executives had been talking about changing things and had hired people nominally to change things ... there was a lot of resistance at ground level, because most of the people who were there are cis gender white guys who don't see a problem," Ehmke, who is a prominent trans activist, told BuzzFeed News.
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That's been the biggest lesson, growing up and getting older and coming into our power and feeling more comfortable with our power and our leadership, changing things that we thought we were powerless to change before, we now have the power to control and change our environment and make it the place we want it to be.
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It is not a coincidence that almost everything the country has done that was worth doing—destroying fascism around the world, ending Jim Crow, building a social welfare system, providing a refuge for immigrants, winning the Cold War, ending our constant cycles of financial crashes and depressions, inventing an incredible number of really useful and life-changing things, putting a man on the moon, etc.
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