That checks out ... her birthday is in late October.
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That number checks out, if you're counting from 2007 .
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A WWDC attendee checks out 360 video on the Vive.
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So Guhn and Zetner's theory checks out, in this case.
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So it checks out that I feel uncomfortable with dirty talk.
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From what we can tell, the ingredients list mostly checks out.
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My thought bubble: As depressing as this is, it checks out.
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But if the breakup completely checks out to you, j=0.
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Eventually, if it all checks out, Facebook will memorialize the account.
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A Charter House chef checks out a cut of Merrick Seafood's tuna.
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That checks out: Markle was born and raised in Los Angeles, California.
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I'm going to defer to Urban Dictionary for this one: Checks out.
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An IBM Quantum Computing Lab scientist checks out the Quantum Cloud interface.
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With his flashlight lit, he apparently checks out damage to the car.
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Even if the Form 990 checks out, your work is not done.
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"FBN:AM" checks out the market reaction and other news at 4 a.m.
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This checks out with the broader trends in the venture-capital industry.
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That checks out if you look at the current Marvel Studios calendar.
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He also checks out "Mariandel," a young chambermaid, actually Octavian in disguise.
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Judging from the reactions to the Senator's burn, my theory checks out.
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This might be oversimplifying things, but the theory checks out at least.
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I put Jaden Smith tweets on Bran Stark and it checks out pic.twitter.
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Basically, his love for her checks out and honestly, who doesn't love her?
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I can't independently verify everything Sultana says, but her story generally checks out.
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Prosecutors want to make sure the defendant's story checks out, he's being truthful.
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That checks out: Wet Ink is an extremely well-drilled contemporary music group.
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When you're writing checks out of your personal account, it's a big deal.
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If everything checks out, then they are sent two pills: mifepristone and misoprostol.
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The series checks out after five seasons as Norman (Freddie Highmore) comes home.
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I want to send the checks out today but can't find my stamps.
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She checks out a hyper-realistic battlefield simulation complete with Hollywood-level special effects.
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To be sure, the substance of Quartz's story — Google's errant location tracking — checks out.
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WhatsApp is giving business accounts verified green badges if their contact information checks out.
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Though the math of the paper checks out, the conclusion is far from proven.
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A wrongly-convicted man comes forward, and his side of the story checks out.
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His story, based on details provided to CNN by his ex-wife, checks out.
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While Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said at a press conference on Tuesday that the White House wanted to get those checks out within two weeks, he later reportedly told Senate Republicans the government could get checks out by the end of April.
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Maybe the Empire is just more concerned with that kind of stuff, which checks out.
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He was called a kook at the time, but much of his story checks out.
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LG says the speaker sounds best placed down on a table, and that checks out.
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Once your information checks out, you can upload your credit card information to the app.
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Then the original user checks out, sending off the order to the company's fulfillment centers.
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On a hill behind the gym, a pack of dogs checks out the local scents.
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This could also be a classic Gemini prank, though her new birth chart checks out.
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Jack checks out the Byton, a sleek Chinese-made electric SUV unveiled in Vegas this week.
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As she got hooked, she dabbled in extricating welfare checks out of mailboxes and check fraud.
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Edgar kind of checks out of that whole scene to explore the tent city next door.
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That afternoon TJ checks out the NFL Experience, does three separate interviews and meets Dennis Pitta.
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That there's a new version of the Echo just over the horizon checks out, as well.
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If everything checks out to the group's standards, the new volunteer is added to the roster.
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Visit the company website and read reviews left by travelers to make sure everything checks out.
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If a story checks out, Facebook could show an icon verifying that the story is authentic.
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A customer checks out using Meadow's tablet-based point-of-sale software A customer checks out using Meadow's tablet-based point-of-sale software Legalization brings challenges too, though, as regulations change, competition increases and more established businesses try to muscle in on the weed trade.
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When the phone resets, it checks out the new update and if it's fine, it switches over.
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That'll be $3,500 thank you very much, and please remember to make those checks out to Hofstra.
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A young California sea lion checks out a starfish that it brought up from the ocean floor.
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Here's the excerpt, recounting the moments after consummating the affair: So the chronology checks out for sure.
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The title translates to "the house of the dead," which checks out—this is horror movie stuff.
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A player chooses a number, checks out the food, and decides to eat it or wear it.
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John Herbst, a volunteer at Olbrich Botanical Gardens, checks out the fish swimming in a stream below.
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He also checks out their social media, diving into their life to glean as much information as possible.
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But there's a big caveat: Alaska pays these checks out of an investment fund financed by oil money.
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But when he checks out, the pads are on his digital receipt — he did not successfully steal them.
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Gulati says Italic has worked extensively with a legal team to make sure the startup's approach checks out.
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Scholars disagree over the timing of this shift, but, give or take a century, Goldberg's story checks out.
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Some of his or her story checks out: They say they're Australian and that they bought the Goatse.
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A leather-clad dude, ass snugly straddling his motorcycle, checks out a beefy stud heading into a bar.
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If the information checks out on each of these points, it has a high likelihood of being accurate.
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While the gel checks out in the lab, we'll probably want more safety testing before wide-scale deployment.
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The final element that could have let this deal down was the network, but that checks out too.
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"Ellenwood Area": I remember this being my favorite off the album barring the singles and it still checks out.
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Ashley Harris, 22000, checks out a selection of Pokémon cards at a game store in Ventura, California, on Sept.
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If everything checks out, the cloud grants permission by sending a message back to the camera, which starts recording.
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Attendees, including former President Bill Clinton, were told they could also make checks out to the Twin Towers fund.
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And in this two-dimensional representation, all the math that helps explain our laws of nature still checks out.
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Host Laura Wilcox checks out some of the crazy (and useful!) tech that parents have at their disposal today.
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Afterwards, when a customer checks out from the online store, they'll see the option to take delivery from Postmates.
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This checks out for Rob Ferre, a Halloween-obsessed D.J. who lives in a suburb of Salt Lake City.
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That math checks out: Musk picked up more shares of SolarCity yesterday, putting his total at 22.2 million shares.
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They can really focus only on getting checks out and even there, they are showing real signs of strain.
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And with Trader Joe's introduction of the product last year, its placement as the top favorite beverage checks out.
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If everything checks out and no flags are raised, you may be able to receive full underwriting approval immediately.
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He then checks out the Nissan GT Academy where video gamers can compete to become actual race car drivers.
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Later, Rachel checks out her boyfriend in a tuxedo and notes approvingly that he should wear one more often.
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Negan freaks out, as he's wont to do, and checks out the shell casing bullet, discovering that it looks homemade.
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When a customer checks out, they place their basket on a machine where the bottom of the basket slides out.
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That claim largely checks out, but there are still some questions about Trump and the spirit of the Emoluments Clause.
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The applicant checks out on paper, but she's disturbed to see his skin is littered with swastikas and prison tattoos.
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Too on-the-nose?), Hopper is Brand (checks out), Nancy is Andy (yep), and the demogorgon is Mama Fratelli (nice).
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The date checks out, too: October 31, 1984 was a Wednesday, so the boy's would indeed have been in school.
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What I find, however, rarely checks out with the facts, yet his comments are flooded with cheers of unconditional support.
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Elgort says the work of art was inspired by American Psycho and the Drive soundtrack, and yeah, that checks out!
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Doherty warns of "thousands of preventable deaths" if the bill passes (which checks out), as 28 million people lose coverage.
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The store opened earlier in the afternoon, and the post-dinner crowd checks out the merchandise at a leisurely pace.
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This checks out when you see the threads calling users to action to bring Schumer's rating down to 1 star.
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And while Samsung's explanation checks out, it may not be enough to quiet all of the doubts on /r/Android.
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If the Bloomberg story checks out, Amazon and Apple would seem to be lying and invalidating a potential national security risk.
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Russell Brand visits the Travelling Man, a game shop in Leeds, and checks out some gems in the board gaming world.
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Read More Wall Street checks out of coal mines The major averages opened lower before attempting slight gains in morning trade.
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In fact, I learned that the more times I try, the higher my success rate is (assuming all else checks out).
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But it actually checks out when you remember that for the weigh-in, Trump took off his clothes and his hair.
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In 2019, expect to see this support transfer to a broader welfare reform bill that swaps welfare checks out for paychecks.
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The timeline checks out for the possibility that when Jess arrived in Stars Hollow that summer, the two could have hooked up.
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TC: On the later-stage side, is that getting harder, with SoftBank writing enormous checks out of its $100 billion Vision Fund?
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File photo: An attendee checks out a new iPhone X during an Apple launch event in Cupertino, California, U.S. September 12, 2017.
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And S. Manjula Jegasothy, a Miami-based aesthetic dermatologist, says the concept theoretically checks out — although issues could arise in the execution.
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After the DNA test seemingly proves that the girl she couldn't recognize as own her daughter, actually is, Gemma officially checks out.
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It's always interesting to take your music out of its habitat and see how it checks out and how it transforms it.
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If the news checks out, this upcoming Nexus line would mark another big shake up at Google's in-house Android phone division.
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But by asking the right questions, you can catch your suspect in a lie or develop confidence that the story checks out.
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But this finding checks out with what we know about political psychology: We're more likely to remember facts that support our teams.
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We already knew that Howard checks out when he doesn't get the ball; copping to it on TNT wasn't a massive revelation.
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Everything in these two cases checks out so far, especially if Jenner and Kardashian actually did place orders with the independent designers.
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But then he checks out a young boy whose mother is concerned that he might have Zika, and he helps queel her fears.
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Just as surely, there are a couple of statistical instruments you know to consult right away to see if this prediction checks out.
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"I'm an onion with a lot of layers," he says as Hannah smiles, nods, and mentally checks out for the next 20 minutes.
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Watch as he checks out the jangly toys before him and gets into a little hissy fit over being treated like a baby.
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Tisdale is ditching the floral crowns for something a little different when she checks out Lady Gaga, who is filling in for Beyoncé.
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She checks out her guide's bong collection before heading out for a snowy hike, and gets blazed for an afternoon of ice fishing.
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For reference: I checked out the special edition, and the Conde Nast issue really did make those errors — the fan photo checks out.
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Despite tonight's poor meteor shower forecast, you can still attempt to see some cosmic fireworks when the moon checks out right before dawn.
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If everything checks out, the board approves you, and then you go through a process to make sure you're emotionally and mentally ready.
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The next day, she checks out of the hotel (paying for the porno on the way out) and goes home to her family.
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If you worked at a stuffy campus library shuffling books and organizing DVDs nobody checks out, it's probably because of your FAFSA application.
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" Hyde told Parnas "that address I sent you checks out" and "they are willing to help if we/you would like a price.
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"I would stand aside for now until I see how policy checks out because it could get very ugly, very fast," warned Schlossberg.
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"Magick Moste Evile" first comes up in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," which Hermione checks out to find out about Horcruxes.
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Accessing Netflix doesn't incur any in-room internet fees, and when the guest checks out, their Netflix credentials are wiped from the device automatically.
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When Jay checks out a Volkswagen camper belonging to Gabriel Iglesias, he suddenly feels like going camping but the feeling doesn't last for long.
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That checks out: We looked at 12 different items and found more than half were either listed as sold out or no longer available.
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That Belichick would hate the media as much as Trump actually more or less checks out, though it feels a little bit too perfect.
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The New York City Police Department recommends using a pen with pigmented (permanent) ink to write checks out, as it's harder to wash away.
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What he misses he checks out later on what he calls his "Super TiVo," a state-of-the-art system that records cable news.
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" Ortiz also posted goodbye messages to his family after Pena escaped, telling his wife and kids he loved them and "Doc Ortiz checks out.
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CNBC checks out which start-ups have whisked away parts of the German workforce this year — and earned a place in the top 2100.
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Once she recovers, Elle checks out Nancy's bedroom, where a ballerina music box makes her emotional and a photo of Barb seems to register something.
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It's like that worthless treasure twist trope where the real reward was the friends we made along the way ... only here, that math checks out.
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The fits of pique and preening can be funny — Richard checks out his reflection before the deposition scene in which he calls for a mirror.
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Karley checks out the most upscale sex toys she can find, including the world's most expensive vibrator—a 24-karat gold toy retailing for $15,000.
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Multiple people said the conference felt like a series of mini TED Talks, which checks out since lots of the speakers have given those, too.
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If my IQ checks out as low, that'll be one more obstacle in the road to overcome, and I just don't want to invite that.
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" Cotton said a better solution is "to use the unemployment system to get checks out to any kind of affected worker, not just unemployed workers.
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Northern Virginia checks out as a top choice: good transit, diverse residents, a friendly business climate and a single developer with a big chunk of land.
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Sometimes, the board package checks out and the board can tell that the applicant is going to be a good fit in the first five minutes.
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And that's why most people are pretty comfortable saying that what Google did, if it fully checks out, is in fact a demonstration of quantum supremacy.
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It's easy to make jokes that it's probably just because there are more fact checks out there for conservative outlets because conservative outlets are notoriously untrustworthy.
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Simone checks out of the facility to return to the south of France, asking Clifton to come with her as her assistant, and eventually, her manager.
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That's around 3 percent of background checks, out of the more than 8.2 million in 2018 — which is typical, based on data going back to 2014.
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Sunny Suljic of 'Mid90s' Checks Out His Favorite Skate Shop The 13-year-old actor is a star of Jonah Hill's coming-of-age skateboarding movie.
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She also reads up on her destinations in Lonely Planet, buys insurance from its recommended provider, World Nomads, and checks out that site's articles on safety.
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They've spotted the Museum of Ice Cream employees standing outside of Color Factory, and, of course, the Color Factory team also checks out their competitors' locations.
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" Despite the good-natured grumbling, Hottle says he appreciates Feldman: "He comes around and he checks out everybody, makes sure everybody's all right, brings down supplies.
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Her claim checks out — Melton, 28, told PEOPLE last week that not only does he write Mendes letters, but he also believes in love at first sight.
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One researcher not involved in the study, Kent State University associate professor Veronica Dexheimer, told Gizmodo that the work is unexpected and that the mathematics checks out.
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Bose says it has improved both noise cancellation and overall sound quality with the NCH 700s, and that checks out with my experience using them so far.
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Walmart could use this tech as an anti-theft solution to find out if number of items in a transaction and number of bags used checks out.
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Both require major administrative resources and funds but tend to be judged as lower priorities than getting unemployment insurance checks out the door and to recipients quickly.
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If you interpret gold crowns to mean blonde hair, what Maggy said checks out: Cersei had three kids with blonde hair, and all of them have died.
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Trump heads home: Before the country officially checks out for Thanksgiving, Trump is sneaking in one last campaign event: A "Keep America Great" rally in Sunrise, Florida.
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Obviously, we'll have to wait until Swift finally reveals all on April 26 to see if this theory checks out...but here's hoping Alwyn enjoys being Swift's muse.
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The man in the commercial has a thing for the clerk, but based on her expression when he checks out, you can tell she's not really feeling it.
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The hope is that a consumer who checks out a product or service at her dentist's office and sees Quip's branding believes it's an offering she can trust.
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If you need to, talk through your end of year priorities with your boss to make sure you're hitting everything you need to do before everyone checks out.
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Anderson looks more like a defensive back out there than a pitcher—according to MaxPreps, Anderson plays wideout and cornerback for the football team, so that checks out.
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There is some language allowing the Treasury Department discretion in getting checks out fast, but how meaningful that language is depends on how the department uses that authority.
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GiveDirectly's chief financial officer Joe Huston said the organization has enough funding to send 200 checks out immediately, and hopes to expand the program to help more people.
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For example, companies often put code in their apps and websites so when a person checks out an item, they later send a reminder to complete the purchase.
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Today, if you want to verify a bitcoin payment, you need to download the entire bitcoin blockchain (currently around 80GB of data) and then verify that everything checks out.
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So the notion that Spears, as her caption suggests, merely thought, "Hm, what's Cameron Diaz up to?" and discovered her garden snap in a matter of seconds checks out.
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Eventually, she checks out of the hotel, but now she has houses, so she ends up hanging around the island, and I saw her around the community for months.
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Each year, when the show gathers 25 women to woo one lucky (and probably white) suitor, the casting department checks out the height and weight of each individual contestant.
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After tasting a few herbs and poking around a little, Hardy grabs a few handfuls of hot peppers and a couple of eggplants, then checks out our humongous cucumbers.
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A woman checks out the view from the Edge observation deck at Hudson Yards in New York City, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, March 9.
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This checks out because as we all know, our tiny hands prevent women from holding instruments correctly, and our inherently gentle natures render us incapable of either rocking or rolling.
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While we can't verify the conspiracy, or whether Roiland is actually a Paul truther, we did download the original audio from the episode to reverse it, and it checks out.
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What constitutes "middle class" is debatable, but if you accept her definition of the middle class, the math checks out, so we rate the tuition portion of her claim: TRUE.
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Trendy highlights we all begged our mothers to pay for, a self tan à la Jergens lotion, embarrassingly bright headbands likely from Claire's or Limited Too... it all checks out.
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There is an increasing expectation that federal privacy legislation may become reality within the next year before the entirety of D.C. checks out in favor of the 2020 campaign season.
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On the second episode, the gang checks out a Donald Trump and Megyn Kelly porn shoot in California to find out how minorities navigate the very white, male-dominated industry.
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She gets to know the creators of dragon dildos, checks out werewolf porn, and tries to parse out exactly what it is about evil beasts that gets some people going.
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If everything checks out and the doctor confirms that the patient meets all the criteria, he or she can write a prescription 48 hours after the second request was made.
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It's a showcase of dramatic irony—Villanelle is watching her the whole time, and she steals Polastri's suitcase, checks out its contents, and buys her a new, flattering, luxury wardrobe.
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But if the BuzzFeed story checks out, the document that made Democrats worry Barr would interfere in the Mueller investigation could end up committing him to allow Mueller to go forward.
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Dream Kardashian's birth certificate checks out -- she was born on 11/10, Rob's the dad, Blac Chyna's the mom ... and the doctor who delivered the kid has seen multiple Kardashian vaginas!
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But before he can start his next rewatch, or at least before he checks out something new on HBO, you're more likely to find him on a rival streaming video service.
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Smith did not have a lot of information on how it all happened, but she did find a grill on top of what was left of the car, so...that checks out.
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If the barcode checks out, your Cloud Cam automatically starts recording and sends a notification to the courier's phone that they can swipe to unlock your door and drop the package inside.
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That's not guaranteed to help (ask the Northwest pilots who flew 150 miles past their destination in 2009), but it does mean you've got a backup if one person totally checks out.
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This checks out with the complaint, which said Thompson was a former employee of the same "Cloud Computing Company" in the Capital One breach and worked there during the same time span.
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Jennifer Lyn Baker, an epidemiologist and public health researcher at the University of Copenhagen who has led studies on adolescent BMI, said the new research checks out with findings from Northern Europe.
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"My information checks out 10 ways to Sunday," he wrote in a text message, asserting that he had obtained four or five "unquestionably true documents" relating to the Bidens' work in Ukraine.
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Both Wikipedia and Noisey remix expert Al Shipley (writing for Complex) contend that this is one of Wayne's first Auto-Tune experiments, and, while I can't definitively verify that, the timeline checks out.
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If the legitimacy of the video below checks out, then it is a little unclear how it ties into the pre-existing photos on Murphy's Instagram referring to the show as election-themed.
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Based on wholesale rose prices, and the fact that Kylie stated the exact number of roses in one particular arrangement (443, for the time Stormi was born), that second price estimation checks out.
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On a practical branding level, the museum's curatorial team helps store buyers make sure colors are correct in reproductions and checks out copyrights, which can sometimes be impossible or overly expensive to secure.
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Once you're sure everything checks out and have spent you $125, you plug both into the hub, then you plug the controller into the hub, and then plug the hub into the console.
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One anonymous source on the VICE Sports staff (we too can play this game, US Weekly) watches the show and informed me that if this story checks out, KD dated a real keeper.
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I think a lot of people would have been charmed by Dean, but Caelynn is a 24-year-old with a history of enjoying music festivals, so this really checks out for her.
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The agency checks out the company's payload, its environmental impact, checks for national security and foreign policy concerns and makes sure the mission's insurance is up to par, FAA spokesman Hank Price said.
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No charges will be filed against Mack's 72-year-old father, because evidence shows that the dad's story about mistaking the boy for an intruder checks out, Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters said Wednesday.
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His search takes him to a chemist who's responsible for about 1 million MDMA experiences, and Hamilton checks out the laboratory in his shed to see what it takes to make the psychoactive drug.
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Learning how to withdraw money with account and routing numbers is easy, and setting up ACH withdrawals could help you avoid card transaction fees and kick paper checks out of your life for good.
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I don't know why the first idea to fix the problem of too many sports was to flood the entire planet, but God can be a vengeful SOB, so I guess that checks out.
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Engadget also checks out the phone's cameras, finding that it has a 12.2-megapixel main camera, as well as a pair of 8-megapixel front-facing cameras, which allows it to take extra-wide shots.
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As you can probably guess from the title, this one checks out what's going on at the world's two poles, with penguins and polar bears and all your cute, cuddly, endangered-by-climate-change friends.
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That was the year a hit jazz song called "If You're a Viper" provided a positive view of marijuana use that still checks out ("you know you're high when your throat is dry / everything is dandy").
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His claim about the president's exemption from conflict of interest law largely checks out, but there are still some questions about Trump and the spirit of the Emoluments Clause, which aims to protect against foreign gifts.
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Unfortunately, there was no nearby sink at the Tuesday evening demo booth to see the device in action, so the above YouTube video being the only evidence we have so far that the technology checks out.
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"Certainly from what we've seen in the past, it's taken a pretty significant amount of time to get checks out after a policy is put in place," said Erica York, an economist at the Tax Foundation.
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Start-up SwiftGo was previewing a device to weigh an item as it's placed into a cart, ensuring everything is accounted for as a shopper scans food and drinks, and checks out from a mobile app.
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The majority of that 80% goes toward indemnity, or paying out claims, with some going toward loss adjustment expenses (paying the human that goes and checks out or works on the claim), carrier fees and reinsurance premiums.
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He once called himself "the most cold-hearted son of a bitch you'll ever meet," and given his history of necrophilia, along with his penchant for decapitating, eating, and mutilating his victims—well, yeah, that checks out.
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The distracted boyfriend meme — that image in which a man checks out one woman while holding hands with another — gained popularity last summer, used to explain moral dilemmas like choosing between dealing with responsibilities or taking a nap.
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"Even though they will reallocate someone to become the point person, that person won't be able to take regular cases that are popping up all over the place," like caretakers stealing checks out of their elder charges' mail.
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For example, fans of hip-hop/rap reportedly prefer doing it doggy-style (shout out to Snoop Dogg) and are less likely to perform oral sex, so unfortunately, DJ Khaled refusing to eat out his wife checks out.
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If Businessweek's story checks out (Motherboard does not have independent reporting on the specifics of the allegations), it would be one of the most important and devastating security breaches in history, one that highlights a core weakness baked into American capitalism.
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It could help you cut paper checks out of your life once and for allFor many of us, if we still have checks at all, it's only because we have one or two monthly bills that can't be paid with cards.
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"I went from being a dance teacher from Pittsburgh who never ran a family business, who never did the books, who never wrote the checks out [because] my dad was there, he had my back," Miller told PEOPLE last month.
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He becomes the first customer to receive Ford's new race-winning GT, tries teaching old style bikes new tricks while off-roading with comedian Alonzo Bodden and checks out a vehicle that can become anything you want on the big screen.
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Cover image: A visitor checks out a Lexus car, similar to a one used in the Black Panther film, that is on display outside an invitation-only screening, at the King Abdullah Financial District Theater, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Wednesday, April 18, 2018.
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More from TravelPulse: Your Flying Attire Could Score a Seat Upgrade Police Wanted to Arrest Korean Air CEO Flight Diverts to Canada, Kick Offs Drunk Passenger FBI Checks Out Sexy Strangers on Delta Flight The New Longest US Nonstop Flight Costs How Much?
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Behold "The Legend" John Grant Jr.—dude's a two-time MVP, six-time All-Pro first-teamer, so yeah, checks out—doing some cradling, taking a stick to the face, and then going behind-the-back off-the-turf top-shelf bounce goal.
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Currently, space shuttles that leave Earth travel at approximately 17,500 miles p— Yeah, look, we work for a website, half this industry barely squeaked by Algebra 2—we don't know if the math actually checks out, but sure as hell sounds legit.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, VICELAND checks out how Weizman's taken that concept to the Forensic Architecture project, where he leads a team of architects, scientists, journalists, and graphic designers in analyzing destroyed buildings for evidence of human rights abuses in war zones.
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Before anyone panics and checks out the window for mutated monstrosities, it should be said right away that this isn't a nightmare scenario by any means: the tool can still be used in many ways safely, and the clinical repercussions of the damage are unexplored.
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The New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets are thought to be at the front of the line, but shuffling salaries to accommodate Durant know brings a staggering medical subplot if the Golden State Warriors' hunch of a ruptured right Achilles checks out via MRI exam on Tuesday.
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A customer checks out the iPhone X at an Apple store right after the phone was releasedPhoto: GettyIn August, federal agents in Ohio made a suspect unlock his iPhone X using his face, in what may be the first instance of law enforcement using such a tactic.
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"Heading into Apple's much anticipated March (FY2Q93) quarter next week the Street has gone into 'full panic mode' as supply chain checks out of Asia indicate that June iPhone shipments are trending well below expectations," GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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In desperation, I reached out to a few botanists for help; they helped me understand that the trees present in the background were either spruce or fir trees, and that those species are common in the boreal forest biome typical of Siberia, so that checks out.
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If the data from the Russian Academy of Sciences checks out, this could be the next "WOW signal" — a similarly interesting radio spike detected in 1977 in the direction of the Sagittarius constellation, named because the astronomer who identified it wrote "WOW" next to the data.
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This space attached to the retail floor is one of Walmart's roughly 22019 training academies, part of a two-year-old initiative to improve and expand training of the company's roughly 1.2 million employee associates, the front-line workforce that meets, greets, and checks out customers.
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When Kaikuranta shops at Zara and H&M, he usually checks out both the men's and women's sections, but thinks it would be cool if everything was gathered in one place like it is here "because it removes people's inhibitions about what they can wear," he says.
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This checks out in reality: condom brand SKYN recently surveyed 1,000 millennial and Gen Z adults in the US and Canada about their sexual habits and found that, out of all the zodiac signs, Aries lasted longest in bed and were most likely to have used a sex toy.
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He checks out the roof deck to see if he can find what's caused the leak – one of the spaces on the roof deck is semi-flooded from all the recent rain, but it just takes a quick plunge of the drain to get it all back to normal.
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Benjamin Lipp, a PhD student at the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation who co-authored a paper assessing WireGuard's cryptography, says the mathematics underpinning the code checks out, though there might still be security issues in the way the protocol is implemented in the software.
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Over the course of 15 episodes, Hart will try sumo wrestling with Conan O'Brien, beer yoga with Chance the Rapper, roller fitness with Tiffany Haddish, goat yoga with Khloé Kardashian — and hilarity will definitely ensue as he takes James Corden to Muscle Beach and checks out a rodeo with Leslie Jones.
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One Redditor noted that while the timeline checks out (Doug F. appears to be about 13 in the 1970s photo, meaning he would be about the same age as Eleanor's father), it is unusual that Eleanor didn't recognize her dad when she first saw the hung photo in Michael's office.
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Thankfully, the port selection of the Nitro 21050 checks out: a 53mm audio jack, one USB-C 25 Gen 21 port, one USB 2000 port, two USB 2.0 ports, an HDMI 2.0 port, Ethernet, power jack, SD card slot (which supports up to 128GB cards), and a Kensington lock slot.
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And this checks out with recent industry trends: Nearly 45% of healthcare CIOs who participated in a 2018 Datica survey said their organizations are developing cloud applications to improve population health — despite their concerns; over 50% of respondents said they were worried about the security and regulatory compliance of cloud vendors.
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Then he checks out Jeff Dunham's wacky garage, hits the Las Vegas strip in a giant art car made for Burning Man, splashes through the desert in a Cadillac-turned-hot tub, and drives a car made from cannabis — all to see just how outside the box he can get!
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He adjusts his crotch to the left, hoists his belt—he has to shake out the hand that is clutching the stock of his gun—and he checks out the tits of the women in line; he is checking tits all night, because he is so bored he just wants to fuck somebody now.
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You win this time Putin; looks like the Kremlin's story about your vacation checks out and I wasn't able to inflict any international shame upon you for any piscine fabrications; but maybe now you'll will stay on the straight and narrow, knowing we've got America's best botanists and ichthyologists keeping their eyes on you.
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He hit about 30 jump-hooks over Marshall Plumlee—don't worry about the math, it checks out—but his best move came midway through the fourth quarter against Porzingis, whom he hit with an up-and-under, lefty scoop shot combination that did to Kristaps' neurons what a cotton candy machine does to sugar.
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From a historical standpoint, NESticle's value checks out: The circa-1997 NES emulator, known for its crude humor (true to its name, its icon was a pair of testicles) and ability to smoothly run many games on the computer hardware of the day, is perhaps one of the most important software emulators ever created.
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"I proudly displayed that flag on the dashboard of my truck as I drove my segment of the relay, and I hope that everyone on the road that day not only looked at the special trailer we have, but sees it and reads it and checks out Children of Fallen Patriots and supports it," he said.
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In an interview with People last month, Miller claimed that her predicament was largely the result of trusting the wrong people: "I went from being a dance teacher from Pittsburgh who never ran a family business, who never did the books, who never wrote the checks out [because] my dad was there, he had my back," she claimed.
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Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinTrump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill GOP embraces big stimulus after years of decrying it MORE said that he wants to start sending checks out within two weeks, indicating it should be in the third coronavirus package that Congress is currently negotiating.
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It's a provocative idea, but one that checks out when you think of the city as a continuous and contentious metropolis, one that has been at the center of pilgrimage, power, and intrigue for centuries — in medieval Christian tradition, Jerusalem is home to the "navel of the world" (aka Omphalos); in Jewish, tradition it is considered the center of the world.
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Leading up to the reboot of Huang's World on VICELAND, launching on April 28, we've so far been treated to two deleted scenes: one in which Eddie checks out the vibrant Mexican-Chinese cuisine found in one border town, and another in which we lose a GoPro camera, only to have it retrieved by a local hero who is subsequently treated to a feast of seafood treats.
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Men stoking the fire = Feminists (third-wave, booooooooo!) Demon = How Sharon's butt looked in those pants The fire = Call-out culture Townspeople = The court of public opinion The pig = Due process The knave = Salma Hayek Corpses = Free speech, comedy, human reproduction, the legacy of Matt Lauer I think we can all agree that this fully checks out and that, indeed, it is men who are the true victims of witch hunts.
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They included a 1984 study titled "Self-disclosure, intimacy, and the depenetration process" (that's the one that says telling a stranger an embarrassing moment will make you feel closer to them — which checks out, though I found it more friendship-inducing than sexy), and several 2016 studies, including one titled "Pupil dilation as an index of preferred mutual gaze duration" (that's the eye-gazing one, which I actually found to be pretty flirtatious, after the initial awkwardness).
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