" Wolfe notes that the musical inspiration will come full circle: the music of Drexciya inspired Clipping, Clipping inspired Solomon, and "clipping will be producing new music inspired by Rivers' book.
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This is a real shot, with no compositing or clipping.
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JON CARAMANICA "Baby Don't Sleep," the new song by Clipping.
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THE SOUND Mr. Diggs has been a member of clipping.
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Ms. Ridder held on to the newspaper clipping as well.
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I did a bad job clipping a dog's nails once.
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But as the clipping service took off, DeWitte and co.
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If someone in earshot starts clipping, take a coffee break.
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As long as your audio is not clipping, you'll be fine.
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But I threw this clipping out, because it made me frustrated.
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Clipping your infant's nails can be a challenge with high stakes.
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You're almost shooting in continuity, and you're clipping the sequence together.
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"Definers offered E.P.A. a better and more efficient news clipping service that would give E.P.A.'s employees real-time news at a lower cost than what previous administrations paid for more antiquated clipping services," Mr. Pounder said.
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I actually laughed when I first read that and saw that clipping.
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You don't want a player clipping in and out of being immersed.
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New York City's finest clipping her toenails on the subway #lostmyappetite pic.twitter.
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He was waiting for the gaps and clipping Cikatic in his breaks.
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And the ticky-tack ankle-clipping portion of the game has begun.
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Use by clipping it onto any soda can and just pop the top.
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The world clipping describes in the song is wild and alien and strange.
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Nielsen scored 43 seconds after Dmitry Kulikov was whistled for clipping Matt Martin.
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Artificial intelligence may boost productivity but also eliminate some jobs, clipping wage inflation.
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ARROYO: Clipping the toenails -- INGRAHAM: Changing babies on the pull-down tray table.
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People were watching it, clipping it, putting it up in nearly real time.
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"Clipping files make me a little crazy," Baumann said, and shut the drawer.
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Step 1: Begin by parting your hair and clipping the top layer up.
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Dog grooming, for instance, no longer means a flea bath and a clipping.
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Normally $36.99, you can save $4 by clipping the coupon on the listing.
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"We are just clipping the flowers and throwing them away," Nain told Reuters.
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But he quickly recovered without losing speed, clipping his foot back into place.
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I didn't want to waste those precious hours saving pennies by clipping coupons.
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Clipping out cancer with Rachel Haurwitz (Cariboubio Biosciences) 9:45 AM – 10:05 AM
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And things that we do, begin going through newspapers and clipping out salient stories.
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"I've even been on a plane when someone was clipping their toenails," Cooper added.
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The green light on the front turns red when clipping occurs, so that's helpful.
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No more clipping two ounces of chives and parsley to deliver to a chef.
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Clipping, filing, painting, bedazzling— there's a lot that goes into creating the trendy manicure.
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Bradley let his frustration show, clipping Ruiz near midfield to earn a yellow card.
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Wright: That was for the National Post, which was our first ever press clipping.
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Such acts can be as simple as clipping a coupon and saving 25 cents.
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She worked as a waitress, a secretary and a reader for a clipping service.
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Before flying to Los Angeles, I agreed to surgical clipping of his ruptured aneurysm.
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She found the story that became "Unbroken" when she flipped over a clipping about Seabiscuit.
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"Sharks of Maputo", reads a clipping pasted onto the tie of an unnamed government minister.
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The original investors have stuck with the team and GOAT is now clipping right along.
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There are passengers flying shirtless, clipping their nails and generally misbehaving on flights these days.
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A newspaper clipping from 1993 shows he was tennis pro in Texas at that time.
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They'd cut out clipping from newspapers and staple them to a three-by-five card.
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Finally, he discovered a newspaper clipping mentioning a Biden speech at American University — from 1988.
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When I joined, the timeline was clipping away at a steady, but still readable speed.
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There is also such a thing as coupon clipping when it comes to prescription drugs.
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As America First — a pro-Trump super PAC — told Axios, they'll be "logging and clipping."
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There is clipping, and there are vocal pops, and sometimes there's static because Skype drops.
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And in doing all of this, she's clipping away her assigned narratives and choosing her own.
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You never realize how many socks you have until you're clipping them up one-by-one.
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But she did it by clipping everything short, leaving no room for the overflow of joy.
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Once hatched, female chicks go to automated beak-clipping machines that process around 3,500 an hour.
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I haven't come close to clipping anyone, but I can see that the danger is there.
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Finally, we get to see the newspaper clipping, as Agnes sits next to a sleeping Tronte.
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They backed into each other, with one clipping the winglet of the other, the statement said.
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Consider clipping evergreen sprigs or other colorful accents in-between beads for an extra wintry feel.
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" - Jason, 229 "That pocket bulge was a gun" - Courtney, 224 "He talked about clipping his toenails.
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MC and Stealth Bomb Records owner Snak the Ripper's mug shot from a 1998 news clipping.
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EOIR is not renewing its contract with the private company that provided the news clipping service.
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He also found a newspaper clipping describing the "Romans" gang Biden name-dropped in his anecdote.
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Itineraries The worst hotel experiences can be caused by an insect smaller than a fingernail clipping.
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Clipping a dog's nails is actually kind of hard, especially if the dog has dark nails.
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And a British teenager bit into an actual fingernail clipping in her chicken sandwich from Nando's.
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And clipping on crystal drop earrings, which she has carried in her Hermès tote all day.
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And on top of his acting duties, Diggs is a member of the rap group clipping.
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Amazingly, my colleague Mark Josephson kept track of them, clipping the paragraphs into a running file.
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Plus, she had her probation extended and was arrested again for clipping a man with her car.
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But in this economy of stagnant wages and longer hours, it's the modern equivalent of clipping coupons.
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Perhaps to stage it in a conventional opera setting and format would amount to clipping its wings.
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Clipping is a trio made up of rapper Daveed Diggs and producers William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes.
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From across the room, the tiny framed clipping feels like a pinprick of light on your heart.
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The shit really hits the fan after Bri discovers a newspaper clipping about Claire's three-year disappearance.
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If you're furiously clipping or shaving between your legs there's a chance you might catch some skin.
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She has a newspaper clipping from the future that says her father, Egon, died the next day.
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"The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportunities," Siebold writes.
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I wasn't precisely clipping corner apexes; I was just tossing the Vantage GT Roadster into hairpin turns.
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The hit and run is based on Jackie clipping a cop car and then leaving the scene.
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"Oh cool, cool," he said, clipping me into three security harnesses and running through all the tests.
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And that's not even touching all the non-infringing applications of ripping, clipping, and remixing digital media.
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Pinterest's news-clipping service Instapaper announced this week that it is temporarily shutting down its European operations.
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In a marathon night of climbing and clipping, a park becomes a menagerie of giant, leafy creatures.
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Then, she sectioned the first of four ponytails by clipping back just the strands behind the eyebrows.
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His wife had accidentally cut the tip of the young girl's pinky finger while clipping her fingernails.
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The alternative is to get over it — which is what I'd suggest on the fingernail-clipping issue.
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A source familiar with the situation says Apollo views this all as a "coupon-clipping" consolidation play.
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Ready to get back to pressing, she grabs a clipping from a raspberry shrub that's curiously smushed.
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You get an O-ring for clipping on keys, a lift ticket, or an item of gear.
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"The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportunities," he writes.
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I grew up watching my mother clipping coupons and stretching two bags of groceries over two weeks.
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Vocally, in terms of show stamina, it was actually a lot easier than doing a Clipping tour.
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Some saw this as a clipping of the Australian's wings or even a victory for his bureaucratic foes.
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The "Thank U, Next" singer started the conversation by posting a newspaper clipping from when she was five.
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Instead of clipping coupons for stuff you might buy, the items on the shelf will ping you themselves.
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Your veterinarian can always assist in clipping your pet's nails if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself.
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"We loved it!" former volunteers wrote on the website, describing tasks that included sheep shearing and clipping hooves.
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Agnes gives Noah the newspaper clipping and says she wants to come back before the new cycle begins.
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The fitness star crashed her car into a pole and then tried to leave, clipping a police car.
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If you want to add more volume, Poulos suggests clipping in a few pre-trimmed extensions before knotting.
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Whether it's taking communion, clipping our nails, or teaching our dog to roll over, rituals reinforce our lives.
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Microsoft has tweaked both the hardware and software since last year, and the clipping didn't feel as annoying.
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All big questions that nagged at me as I bopped from one encased magazine clipping to the next.
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The last thing any parent wants to do while clipping their infant's nails is nick their delicate skin.
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It is expected to track along the western coast, clipping Fort Myers before making its way to Tampa.
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" As he listens to Jud talk, Louis fingers a newspaper clipping whose headline reads, "Indian land claims unsettled.
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In the movie, you have the scene where they're clipping the dog's nails, and it's bleeding all over.
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About three minutes later my father walked in, saw the Ferraro clipping and threw it in the trash.
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The score was nullified when the referees called a clipping penalty on Notre Dame defensive back Greg Davis.
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She finished off the lesson rallying with Ms. Sorokko, at one point nearly clipping her in the head.
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Adam Lerrick, for example, helped draft a 2000 congressional report that recommended clipping the wings of both organizations.
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They lived on a tight budget, clipping coupons; Elizabeth remembers fretting over her husband buying a $25 shirt.
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The YnM blanket retails for $79.90, but you can save $32 by clipping the coupon on the listing.
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A police officer was captured on video riding a motorcycle and clipping protesters on an otherwise deserted road.
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Here's another shot of Cobb, slightly younger than she is in that newspaper clipping: In Wendy Lawson, a.k.a.
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At Princeton, he wrote his undergraduate thesis, titled "Clipping the Wings of Angels," on the Ninth and 10th Amendments.
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Sharone Wright Jr. scored Wake Forest's first five points of the second half, clipping Syracuse's edge to 40-35.
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But in Clipping, the whole band takes on different roles, playing with various themes and genres within hip-hop.
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We stretched our dollars by clipping coupons and filling up on cheap gas whenever we drove through New Jersey.
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"Most federal agencies monitor news and clipping services capture headlines from web-published stories," he said in an email.
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Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes — Look At Me Now Drake — Hotline BlingRiFF RAFF - TiP TOE WiNG iN MY JAWWDiNZ Clipping.
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Is it First Lady Bartlett clipping her husband's tie just moments before he has to go on live television?
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A news clipping for Katherine Johnson, a NASA mathematician who was the lead figure in the movie 'Hidden Figures.
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Do you wake up and hit the Facebook sale sites before clipping coupons and reworking your budget every morning?
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When he's in this self-aggrandizing mode, YoungBoy Never Broke Again is rowdy, clipping his words into terse bursts.
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Vincent Buggs was rummaging through an old footlocker last November when he came across a newspaper clipping from 2008.
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Color block keychain Take a simpler approach to the trend by clipping this subtle keychain to your favorite purse.
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But the team's legacy was fading away, like a yellowed newspaper clipping or a piece of grainy television footage.
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Earning more could be the answerA lot of personal finance can be about cutting out lattes and clipping coupons.
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The ideal clipping is just something that's beautiful, that's not bruised or damaged and that's not dried out yet.
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That clipping is dated from January, 1926, which would predate the Borden Magic Lemon Pie recipe by five years.
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At Mr. Cohen's urging, Ms. Cones did some, um, clipping to provide him some bodily materials for his brush.
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Mr. Polli died in 2016 after clipping a tree during a proximity flight; the movie was released last year.
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Over time, she wanted to do more for me: shaving me, for instance, or clipping and cleaning my fingernails.
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Which was the clipping file, the huge New York Times morgue and also books, magazines, that kind of thing.
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He still has the clipping — and the letter from the dead soldier's parents, thanking him for writing the article.
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Learn about the odd artifacts, including Austen cookie-cutters and a clipping of her hair, that were on display.
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While she was there, Mr. Heilpern sent her a clipping from Page Six reporting she had punched her publisher.
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Musk went left, clipping the sign and crossing in front of cars that had just received a green light.
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Halfway through the experience, I simply walked around it, clipping my way back and forth through the layered images.
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Once you hit the little elephant icon, you can select which format you want to save the web clipping in.
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If you have a kitty who accidentally scratches you or loves to tear up furniture, clipping its nails could help.
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Barbers, cutting pros, and even Robert Cromeans, the artistic global director for Paul Mitchell, are jumping on the clipping bandwagon.
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His wife had accidentally cut the young girl's pinky finger while clipping her fingernails, and it had begun to bleed.
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I don't spend hours clipping my split ends, I don't bite my toes, I don't do weird stuff like that.
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Horse clipping can be an important part of equine care, as horses use their body hair to regulate body temperature.
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It's easier to believe that someone who is clipping their nails on transit is rude rather than rushed or disadvantaged.
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Writing in the margin of a newspaper clipping, Heaney fortified a version of "Postscript" first published in The Irish Times.
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I have more than one older male colleague who makes a regular habit of clipping his nails at his desk.
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Jordan Miller had started a poetry magazine and was running a news clipping service when the couple became accidental publishers.
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She begins where King left off: the clipping of rehab access, a change that threatened the future of the center.
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Instead, he secures the throne by seducing and drugging Maleficent, and then clipping her wings, a startling metaphor of violation.
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Another newspaper clipping described a line of people outside her office late at night, bar hoppers stopping for a reading.
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All the while, she was clipping out newspaper accounts of true crimes, thinking they would help her plot her fiction.
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He still has his copy of "The Red Badge of Courage," he said, and the clipping of Mr. Breslin's column.
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He spent a majority of his time clipping news articles, sifting through records, and making copies in libraries and clerks' offices.
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You might think of clipping coupons as your grandma's thing, but digital versions are more discreet and even kind of fun.
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And in October, yet another package crash-landed in an Oklahoma prison after clipping a razor wire fence and losing control.
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"The masses are so focused on clipping coupons and living frugally they miss major opportunities," Siebold writes inHow Rich People Think.
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The painful snap of the scissors clipping off the skin gives you the same sensation when Dr. Lee treats Adela's back.
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The torch holder he carried for the 217 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City is mounted near a matching newspaper clipping.
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The Bruins were missing wing Brad Marchand, who was serving a three-game suspension for clipping Ottawa's Mark Borowiecki on Tuesday.
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That's because the NSX, though competent on the track, isn't best at full-throttle straight-line runs or clipping circuit apexes.
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He pulls out a newspaper clipping—the wife of the man they killed is still looking for him, looking for answers.
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Make a deep side part and section your hair evenly, clipping whatever strands you're not working on out of the way.
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Roseanne's retreated to her Salt Lake City home, and Thursday morning she was looking pretty down and out while clipping rosebuds.
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There, Kate became a de facto apprentice — clipping big sheets of paper and fabric samples until the new skills became habit.
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Swapping bands is as easy as pressing a button on the inside of the strap and clipping a new one on.
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Clipping coupons is not a practice of people in need of money— it's the practice of people who value their money.
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Oh, hey, how about the person next to you in bed clipping their toenails and eating leftover kimchi with their hands?
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In a desk drawer at home in Leesburg, he kept a clipping of a newspaper article about another C.I.A. operative, Maj.
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On Tuesday, he talked about people "clipping coupons in the stock market" — a reference that seemed several decades out of date.
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"Women really value March 0003," added Ms. Mamedova, peeling leaves from lisianthus stems and clipping the stems to form gigantic bouquets.
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"All metallic objects, when they do hair clipping, go through oxidation and rust and can be injurious to skin," he said.
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As with compression, clipping can be done artistically — it may even aid and abet a certain dissonance that fits the music.
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The Brazilian made Stephens look foolish, clipping off crisp jabs, low kicks and combinations before circling away from Stephens's straight-armed swings.
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The centerpiece is an LA Times press clipping from September, accompanied by a photo of Nwaba smiling with a D-League teammate.
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To hear Joe Biden, you might even suppose taxes on people "clipping coupons in the stockmarket" is something their voters care about.
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The truck could be seen in traffic cameras swerving and clipping the car before striking the center barrier and bursting into flames.
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No. You can reap the same benefits by simply keeping a crystal in your pocket, or even clipping it to your bra.
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Participants underwent tests every two years starting in 2002, and during the sixth wave of the study they provided a hair clipping.
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I feel embarrassed taking out a manual paper fan on the subway, let alone clipping fans to the sides of my shirt.
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Did you know you can even save recipes from places that aren't Cooking into your recipe box using our handy clipping extension?
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Year to date, New Gold shares have dropped about 68 percent, clipping the company's market valuation to C$13 million ($583 million).
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Adams was in charge of feeding the cows bushels of cured, baled alfalfa, which were wrapped in wire mesh and required clipping.
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Pamela Fryman, the terrific director who helmed nearly every episode of How I Met Your Mother, ably keeps the show clipping along.
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Besides the obvious image that each clipping bears, additional marks and editorial comments often cover the photographs, which are also sometimes cropped.
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Nearby, Mr. Kuehl was breaking down marijuana branches into smaller pieces and clipping away the leaves, his hands covered in surgical gloves.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is currently at 2.835 percent, after clipping a four-year high of 2.902 percent Monday.
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It's similar to the clipping you can get when audio peaks too high, or when speakers are abruptly switched off and on.
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After deluging the South, the storm will barrel toward the Northeast, clipping the Atlantic City area, the tip of Long Island, and Nantucket.
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For a limited time, you can save $24.01 on this Switch console by clipping the coupon on its product page over at Amazon.
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Chopping, clipping coupons, or supergluing that pair of broken glasses will go much more smoothly when you're not worried about nipping your fingers.
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Clipping photos and phrases from army recruitment magazines, Theodore A. Harris began his decades-long critique of the relationship between militarism and capitalism.
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And unlike some hair extensions, application is as simple as clipping them in and yanking them out at the end of the night.
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The Phoenix financial planner brought his 220-year-old orange tabbies Frankie and Scotch in for bathing, clipping and shaving, which cost $225.
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A news clipping mentions that they're busy burying the high overseer killed in the failed assault on Delilah Copperspoon's throne in Dishonored 2.
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As for where the ideas for her patterns come from, May says the ideas come to her long before she gets to clipping.
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Most commuters I talked to had no problem with makeup — it was the snipping and clipping, poking and prodding that they deemed unacceptable.
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Clipping Lawler over the back of the head with this sent Lawler to a hand on the mat briefly in the first round.
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At the site of the Defense Ministry attack, Azizullah, a street-side barber, was back to clipping hair — with his right hand only.
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She told stories about each child, eventually pointing to a newspaper clipping showing Steve, then playing for the Spurs, guarded by Michael Jordan.
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An old newspaper clipping, showing Lucy as a young woman with a mysterious man in uniform, inspires Ellen to do some investigative digging.
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This was a magazine clipping was from 2013 when Scott, who is known for ripping off smaller and independent designers, was still relevant.
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According to Zaghlul's biographer, one item found on his person when he was arrested was a newspaper clipping that listed Wilson's fourteen points.
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There's a lasso tool, but no magic wand; paint bucket, but no gradients; layer masks, but no clipping masks, to name a few.
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They also shared a newspaper clipping dating back to 1954 and a collection of old cigarette packets, which were discovered during the works.
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"This is why yewr all fat, innit," Gilgun joked, stretching his Os, clipping his Is and waving a very large Smoothie King cup.
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But by clipping the wings of his successor, Putin is providing scope for himself to retain influence for himself after he leaves office.
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On a ferry that sails from Taveuni to Suva, I held a tagimoucia clipping given to me by the village chief of Tavuki.
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And because of this, there is controversy surrounding tongue-tie clipping, including how often it&aposs recommended and when the procedure is done.
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Oh, wait, according to a newspaper clipping, Laurie (supposedly) died in a car accident, and Jamie is being raised by a foster family.
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It delivers what would be expected out of a basic case, with the Kindle clipping in and the cover turning it on and off.
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Here, for instance, is a six-year-old clipping from an Indian newspaper, claiming that Islamist terrorists undergo training in secret Sri Lankan camps.
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His aides reportedly subscribed to an electronic clipping service before Trump's campaign so they could print out articles with mentions of the president's name.
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Some of those cheerleading the Iranian uprising do so less out of solidarity with protesters' demands, than hopes of clipping the country's ambitions abroad.
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To create the look, Cho first preps dry, straight hair with a dollop of styling cream before clipping the hair back behind the ears.
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On the back side of the phone is a fingerprint sensor, dual 13-megapixel cameras, and a two-pin connector for clipping on accessories.
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Plans are in place to release tracks each episode that are ostensibly by Courtney but really the work of Diggs and his group clipping.
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The Los Angeles-based video gaming clipping service Medal has made its first acquisition as it rolls out new features to its user base.
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Ondra speaks as if he's sending pitches, one measured burst at a time with pauses between — the verbal equivalent of clipping in the rope.
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An E.P.A. official vehemently defended the $120,000 contract to Definers, saying it filled a need in the media office for an improved clipping service.
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A magazine clipping from 1915 becomes a window into her family lore, helping her unravel her family's fragile history — and grapple with her present.
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Unbeknown to them, their mother had collected every grammar-school essay, local newspaper clipping about their tennis tournaments and publication from their adult years.
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If you do manage to warm it up, you still have the option of clipping on a fan accessory for even more robust cooling.
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But crops suffered under dry weather from November to April, stunting growth in southwest Kansas and clipping grain potential in other areas of the state.
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The episode followed producer Neil Drumming as he covered the topic and also commissioned a song called "The Deep" from experimental hip-hop group Clipping.
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Looking Back Any chance to explore the history of old Pennsylvania Station in mid-Manhattan underscores the wealth of The Times's photo and clipping archive.
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He's starring in Baz Luhrmann's upcoming Netflix series The Get Down, and he's currently working on a new album with his hip hop group, Clipping.
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One of them is Chic Cooper, who saved a newspaper clipping about his mother long, long ago, and also sent the message to her paper.
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We all have adverse reactions to certain irritating noises, whether it's someone clipping their nails on the subway or snapping their gum in the office.
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"Two bad days in a row for the commodities got people nervous again, clipping some gains," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Chanos said he does not like the idea of restaurant chains not owning their locations while "basically clipping the coupons, collecting royalties" from the franchises.
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It's basically a modern-day alternative to clipping coupons as users add selected savings to their list, then receive those discounts via the barcode scan.
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The card was restored a few days later, along with the presidential news clipping service that had been stopped, after Brazilian media reported on it.
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Between January 2012 and December 2015, he was suspended three times—twice for clipping and once for slew-footing—for a total of ten games.
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Several years ago, a freshly traumatized friend posted on Facebook to warn everyone that he'd found what looked like a toenail clipping in his omelette.
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He went from that familiar milieu to the unfamiliar task of clipping an audio pack to his waistband and putting in earphones as Smith's backup.
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In the new study, a device called the MitraClip was used to repair the mitral valve by clipping its two flaps together in the middle.
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He was trimming and baking the leaves, to grind them into powder, and clipping the branches into finger-length sections, to create a beechwood broth.
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Purplish, wriggly and the size of a pinkie fingernail clipping, Antarctic midge larvae live for nearly two years underground, often near penguin and seal excrement.
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But court documents include no evidence of the Thai news clipping Howard-Higgins allegedly described to Birchall, and BuzzFeed News was unable to find it.
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"Just to touch it and see it with my own eyes," said Lina Sena, 41, her sentence trailing off as she held a clipping recently.
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The building work uncovered pieces of history hidden beneath the floorboards at Buckingham Palace including this clipping from the Evening Standard newspaper, published in 1889. pic.twitter.
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Perhaps Pulitzer and Lang believed that by clipping the conclusion from the opera they could shock the audience out of its comfort zone of easy catharsis.
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The process took about an hour, and included clipping in pieces of Indique pure hair prepped with Mizani Thermasmooth system to help achieve the smooth look.
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" Just behind Malcolm X is a clipping from a religious tract originally intended to lure readers with the tantalizing question, "Hell, Suppose It's True After All?
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However, I wouldn't advise clipping the device onto your shirt (even though it is light enough to do so), since you won't be in the frame.
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"One involves an incision of the head, a window in the bone and putting a metal clip on the aneurysm," he says, which is called clipping.
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If there was a weird request hierarchy — and maybe there should be, considering Hunnam's strange incident — it absolutely would go toenail clipping and then pubic hair.
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While many think clipping coupons and chasing the biggest sale will save you a ton of money, there is growing evidence that the opposite is true.
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On a shelf in the dining room, he has a framed 1986 clipping from The New York Times of a caricature of him by Al Hirschfeld.
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He was clipping off shrubs and grasses, sorting them into paper bags to identify what kinds of vegetation were growing and to estimate their relative abundance.
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Before the campaign, his aides subscribed to an electronic clipping service that flagged any mention of his name, then his staff printed out the key articles.
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This month Trump named Whitaker, a loyalist with dubious credentials, acting attorney general, stoking fears that the move was a first step toward clipping Mueller's wings.
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The Real Deal traverses techno's harder side, with all the quartet bit clipping beats and overdriving whatever tones they can wrangle out of of their machines.
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You start with a protein that already has some features you're interested in, such as stability in high heat or a knack for clipping apart fats.
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If the big issue over which no compromise can be found and which must therefore be escalated to upper management is nail clipping, then sure: Escalate.
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Since its debut in February, the clipping and messaging service for gamers has amassed 5 million total users with hundreds of thousands of daily active users.
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Normally $603, you can get the charger for $260 by clipping the coupon on the Amazon product page, then entering the offer code 264.99TO252UXE8 at checkout.
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But by placing them under constant surveillance and clipping their ties to other extremists, disengagement schemes try to deny them the capacity to realise their intentions.
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Clipping masks make use of the iPad's camera feature, letting users fill vectors with imported photos from the camera roll or ones taken on the spot.
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Schatzii FireFly Running and Biking Safety Light Enhance visibility when running, cycling, or walking around at night by clipping this adjustable heel light on your shoes.
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Ms. Celmins, 78, keeps a clipping of the ascetic abstractionist Ad Reinhardt's 12 rules for painting, one of which is to avoid form at all costs.
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And while Jud Jud was largely a self-sustaining entity, they needed someone to press the record button and make sure they weren't clipping when vocalizing.
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Shridhar Chillal, 82, went to New York City's "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" for the long-awaited clipping, according to a Wednesday report from Guinness World Records .
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Streamers will be able to create lobbies for fans to join and play with them on YouTube, and Stadia will support instant clipping to the video service.
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It doesn't quite fill your entire field of vision — there's still clipping — but it's big enough now that you no longer feel constantly annoyed by a letterbox.
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A street sweeper drove up onto the highway and crossed three lanes of traffic, nearly clipping the front bumper of a Model 3 I was riding in.
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Not only that, but according to a newspaper clipping Gomes' grandmother saved, they were the only babies listed to have been born in the hospital that day.
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A new 90-second commercial centers an old man lovingly clipping together meaningful photos and videos of a young Spanish family from a warehouse full of reels.
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But regulators blocked its $14 billion bid earlier this year for Starwood, a big international hotel chain, and now seem to be clipping its wings at home.
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The game opens just as the trailer does, with a government censor, Arthur Hastings, thrown into shock while reading a newspaper clipping about himself—and his brother.
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However, Living Well Spending Less points out that shoppers may be able to get a better deal on brand-name paper goods elsewhere if they're clipping coupons.
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The interface is built to allow for easy editing of the audio, by clipping audio into short phrases, letting you leave in and remove what you want.
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DJI's drones use a gimbal to stabilize the camera and record smooth footage, and clipping a heavy lens on the front would disrupt its ability to properly balance.
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There's no add-on device necessary, so you don't have to worry about clipping a cooker on the side — just fill with water and you're ready to go.
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There was the massive job of organizing over 500 hours of footage, sub-clipping it, keywording it, making the job a year down the line so much easier.
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The Cherry stabilizers used in my build came disassembled, so I had to place a stabilizer stem into each housing, before clipping the metal bar into both sides.
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If your content is physically small, it can fit entirely inside the smartphone glass and camera field of view and avoid clipping at the edge of the screen.
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So clipping your nails, you probably have to use a vacuum cleaner or do it near a vent and use a piece of tape to collect it up.
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It's not some millennial stratagem, nor is the quirk of clipping your iPhone to your thigh like a drop-leg holster some act of happy chance or contrivance.
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I avidly followed these spectacular achievements, going so far as clipping each story from the newspaper and, much to my mother's displeasure, stapling them to my bedroom wall.
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It also expanded its multimedia features, launching a Snapchat-style camera feature in the Twitter app and releasing its own long-awaited tool for clipping and publishing video.
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It's a lot like the "Friends" camera module for the new LG G5, except instead of clipping in to your phone, it slides over it like a case.
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This 22-hour course led by Ableton Live-certified experts covers the ins and outs of its capabilities — everything from clipping to using the built-in Operator synthesizer.
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Earlier this year, a BBC article received backlash for listing applying makeup on transit as inappropriate; also on the list was eating, clipping your nails, reclining, and talking.
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LG designed the system to record anything from voice memos or quiet guitar practice in your bedroom to a live rock concert without any audio distortion or clipping.
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His feats of activism and sacrifice run parallel to blind selfishness: he has always depended on others, particularly women, to do everything for him, even clipping his nails.
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How the second pilot manages to get so close to the stunt plane, without accidentally clipping its tail or wings, is truly a testament to their flying skills.
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The strap, being silicone, is not the most durable thing in the world, and it will eventually break, especially if you're clipping it into a carabiner often enough.
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For those on a tight budget, clipping coupons has been a reliable way to shave those grocery costs, which eat up a large share of the monthly expenses.
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The referee T. J. Luxmore added some drama to the play by jumping to avoid Jokinen's rebound attempt and then landing next to Lundqvist, nearly clipping his blocker.
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When I was visiting, he barged into the bathroom to give me a newspaper clipping: an article about a boy who programmed robotic hands to play the piano.
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Thumbing through a drawer of clipping packets can engender a sense of historical whiplash; a packet labeled "BOMBINGS, NYC" sits almost adjacent to one labeled "BOOTBLACKS," for example.
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Recently I explained to her that clipping me in my soft belly by surprise was not O.K. Wrestling was one thing; a sudden jab at dinner was another.
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Clipping an external storage drive to your phone can make it more unwieldy for everyday use, but the additional room for content can make long trips more entertaining.
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Once again, clipping a tiny sliver from the lens and dissolving the plastic away was able to liberate the DNA, which could be used to recover the video.
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A 60-year-old clipping of Marilyn Monroe's hair is up for grabs, and as an added bonus ... it comes with a sexy glamour shot of the blonde bombshell.
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On the far end of the atrium, centered all by itself on a massive, room-wide wall, is a framed newspaper clipping of Quevedo's father playing soccer at night.
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"He was a mythical, bloodthirsty cowboy who carried two pistols and was very quick on the draw," Martínez says, pointing to a framed newspaper clipping mounted on the wall.
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While the visuals aren't perfect (there's definitely a bit of stray clipping), the integrations are early — and even at this stage, it's a pretty big step forward in realism.
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He said he doesn't like what he calls "this asset-light idea" of these companies not owning their restaurants while "basically clipping the coupons, collecting royalties" from the franchises.
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He had been tossed when he vehemently protested Trea Turner being ruled out on an interference call for clipping Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel while stretching for the bag.
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Now that I'm not clipping coupons as often, I'll be using this method much more and I look forward to saving more with this strategy while also saving time.
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But that was not Ellsbury's singular accomplishment Tuesday: It came when he reached base in the first on catcher's interference, his swing clipping the glove of catcher Caleb Joseph.
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Now, the president may take the ultimate obstructionist step of either causing Mueller to be fired or clipping Mueller's wings in such a way as to sterilize the investigation.
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Ms. Hadaway told a reporter that before Mr. Primus locked her in a wooden shed for three months this year, he showed her a news clipping on Chanel's murder.
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Barnett, thinking he sensed an early knockout, rushed in and Arlovski went to the opposite extreme and swung hands like a madman, clipping Barnett and hurting him in turn.
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Professional ocean sailors have been criticized for being cavalier and not clipping into the boat or not wearing a harness, as can be seen in onboard images and videos.
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It is difficult to pick a favorite, but the one that features a painted-over clipping of young Stevie Wonder in the role of Jesus is a strong contender.
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The surge could invite scrutiny from the Trump administration if it believes that companies are pretending to make products outside China but are simply clipping together Chinese-made parts.
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The New York Public Library is displaying a clipping of Whitman's hair, alongside a souvenir box holding stones from his grave in Camden, N.J., where he died in 1892.
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"You want to section your bangs horizontally in half — clipping the top half up with a barrette or bobby pin — then start by trimming the bottom layer," Azocar recommends.
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By 1960, the coupon-clipping, Tupperware-selling housewives in the 11 million or so new suburban homes had even invented a whole new venue for secondhand sales -- garage sales.
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Getting rid of Dodd-Frank or just clipping the wings of the CFPB runs the risk of returning to the Wild-West days that cost so many so much.
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It's not exactly comforting that Musk was seen clipping a child-sized sign in his behemoth electric pickup truck during one of the prototype's first appearances on public roads.
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She veered off line on the lower section of the course, flailed her arms midair to slow down and narrowly cleared the next gate, clipping it with her side.
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On Thursday, the court struck down a colonial-era law that criminalized adultery, a day after clipping the wings of a national biometric identity card program because of privacy concerns.
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After clipping El Bouni a couple of times, Plazibat had the Moroccan knockout artist afraid to open up and was able to work more confidently to secure a decision victory.
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According to the royal family's Twitter account, the newspaper clipping was from the Evening Standard newspaper that was published in 5003, during the last few years of Queen Victoria's reign.
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"For the past month, it's been this in-between stage where I've been taking a hair tie and clipping the hole of [my] jeans onto the little buckle," she says.
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Apple's take on the earbuds refashioned its EarPods design into a wireless pair of headphones by simply clipping the cord, allowing them to maintain the company's long-iconic earbud design.
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Clipping (made up of Hamilton's Daveed Diggs and producers William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes) told The Verge that the song was an homage to the Detroit Acid / Techno duo Drexciya.
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NOTES: Bruins LW Brad Marchand return from the three-game suspension he received for "clipping" Senators D Mark Borowiecki in a penalty-filled game between the two teams Dec. 29.
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This was mentioned briefly alongside other ideas for how Stories will be expanded — like the upcoming launch of collaborative Stories, and a Stories option that allows video clipping, for example.
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" He had shrugged when Mr. Hodges had showed him an anonymously sent newspaper clipping in which a photograph of the local associate counsel had been marked "Houston's great nigger lawyer.
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"The Middleman" is smart and entertaining and consistently intriguing, clipping along in brief chapters, somewhat reminiscent of the novels of James Patterson, and often animated by lovely, spare descriptive writing.
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But Johnson also shared conspiracy theories about Obama's citizenship, an off-color joke about Obama dying in a plane crash and a clipping that compared people on entitlements to animals.
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This item from our etymology files is actually pretty late: a newspaper clipping from the 1970s that someone sent us, which presents the origins of the word as completely factual.
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Analysts say success for the 7373 and a potential new mid-market Boeing jet depends in part on clipping the wings of the latest version of Airbus' older competitor, the A330.
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One project involved clipping and collaging images of cars from magazine advertisements, each car corresponding in make and model to one of the many thousands of vehicles destroyed in car bombings.
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After blowing-out the star's strands with a round brush, Heath added some texture using an Enzo Milano iron, and sectioned off the mohawk, clipping away the left and right sides.
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The scenes at Jezebel's are fittingly claustrophobic, pressing in on June's face and clipping corners when Moira walks in, sucking the air out of both the room and June's panicking lungs.
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But moderates in the party hoped that he would at least begin the process of clipping away at the mighty mandate, 59% of vote, that accrued to Jeremy Corbyn last year.
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But reading through her mother's things — the 2015 Huffington Post story was the first clipping she found — Radakovic learned about the swirl of rumors and theories that still surrounds Cesnik's death.
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An enemy biplane pilot made me the target of an annoyingly accurate strafing run, bullets clipping bricks from the walls around me and sending me back to the respawn screen again.
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Zverev was fortunate to survive a break point when serving for the set at 5-3, with Khachanov's blazing forehand clipping the net cord and bouncing just millimeters behind the baseline.
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While the larger bowls of oranges and some of the candle holders remained on the table, the plates were now covered with a simple plant clipping, delicately arranged underneath the silverware.
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Johnson noticed this and came close on a couple of attempts—feinting as if to step in and punch but clipping the top of Cejudo's noggin with a high kick instead.
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After Florida defenseman Dmitry Kulikov was penalized for clipping, Frans Nielsen scored another power-play goal with a backhand past Luongo at 16:55 to knot the score at 3-3.
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Critic's Notebook A lesser-known artist you love makes a new recording — say, the hip-hop group Clipping or the Chicago punk band Mace or the electronic composer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.
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Video footage circulating on social media Monday showed a police officer on a motorcycle swerving into a crowd of protesters on an otherwise deserted street, clipping at least one of them.
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Kraigg Brathwaite had brought up his eighth test half-century just before lunch by clipping all-rounder Mitchell Marsh past long leg for two runs off the 78th ball he faced.
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I'm hesitant: I have long avoided connecting with my body, and to venture to do so in the presence of others feels somehow obscene, like clipping your nails on the subway.
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You shear a sheep: T his involves a lot of wrestling while wielding a clipping shear that runs down the body, shaving the hair as close as possible to the skin.
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While Mr. Hendrix's mother-in-law has eased her stance over the past few years, asking him questions and clipping articles on the topic, some relatives still won't broach the matter.
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I sifted through this box, pretending to reorganize its contents, reading the old newspaper clipping that had gone fuzzy and soft, my grandfather's notes in the margins in runny blue ink.
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He still managed one bizarre reference to a person "clipping coupons in the stock market" but overall he seemed more poised, focused and less prone to rambling than in previous debates.
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The newspaper clipping shows how Clinton made a similar move more than two decades ago — launching airstrikes in Iraq just as his impeachment inquiry was heating up on December 17, 1998.
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Amazon is offering the latest MacBook Air 13-inch laptop with Intel Core i5 processor, 128GB solid-state drive, 8GB of RAM for $899.99 after clipping coupon from the product page.
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Kelly imposed a strict system of information flow to the President, elevating the importance of Porter's task in managing the documents, news clipping, and briefing books that entered the Oval Office.
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Mixer is changing the way it does its clips: it's letting its verified Partners control who gets to make them, along with adding better editing functionality to the clipping feature itself.
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However, he noted that dumping the clipping was awkward since there was a crossbar in the way, and he would have preferred it if the mower came with an extension cord.
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In the meantime, I meandered around her "dining room" an area off to the right of the kitchen that had been transformed into a storage area fit for a coupon-clipping queen.
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But, if you're spending more time on monitoring your budget, clipping coupons, or scouring the Internet for the best deal instead of enjoying your life, then it's time to reevaluate the situation.
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Interestingly, it is another album that opens with a well-intentioned audio clipping—this time a young woman saying "Loyalty, and kindness, honesty, just basic things"—looped until it becomes gently bewildering.
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A slider got away from Devenski, clipping Adam Eaton's leg and sending him to first, and the two baserunners both came around to score on a double off the wall by Rendon.
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And for all his call to make American great again, data should confirm that the economy is clipping along at a healthy rate even before Trump's promised tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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There is a select group of consumers – typically those willing to engage in activities like clipping coupons, for example – who are willing to trade their time and attention for cash or discounts.
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Several drinkers in The Eagle talked of petty crime and reckless driving: bangers with Polish plates bombing along the Fen roads, their drivers clipping the boggy curbs and flipping into drainage ditches.
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There, she found a newspaper clipping about a baby girl who had been found in a cardboard box on the steps of Miller hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota on Christmas Eve, 1961.
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In his first two at-bats Thursday, Torres hit the first pitches he saw back up the middle for singles, one of them clipping the pitcher on the way to center field.
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I remember when I was younger, 20 years ago, my sister showed me a clipping in the Guardian describing how the Lithuanian Frank Zappa fan club were erecting a monument to him.
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So expect Rams Coach Jeff Fisher to pass Tom Landry for second place on the career loss list, and to pull to within three defeats of clipping Dan Reeves for the record.
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It was almost silent, except for the clipping of Park Police horse hooves on gravel, the rustling of the leaves and the faint strains of the national anthem played in the distance.
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They caught the imagination of one horror fan, Michael Gingold, who began clipping promotions for "My Bloody Valentine" and the like, from his family's subscriptions as a junior high student in 1979.
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Peloton forces you to stay through class by not offering a pause button and clipping you into the machine so that getting on and off the bike is an effort in itself.
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Phoenix, Arizona-based Freeport said a months-long export ban by the Indonesian government at its massive Grasberg mine in the country had been costly, clipping production and sales, with more challenges ahead.
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"Every Sunday night we clip nails in our house," she says, noting that one of her 7-year-old twin daughters, Tabitha, has been clipping her nails for over a year by herself.
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Instead, he started clipping photos and phrases from recruitment material and magazines like Soldier of Fortune and Small Arms Review, which began his decades-long critique of the relationship between militarism and capitalism.
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Along with a selfie of the couple indulging in animal-print face masks, Pratt included photos of himself kissing her cheek as well as a smiley image of Schwarzenegger clipping her boyfriend's toenails.
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Also, if you have a OnePlus 5 / 5T or 6, clipping the Bullets Wireless together will pause music, while unclipping will resume; an update is in the works to add phone call support.
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Hames started clipping at the age of 12 because her pony suffered from Cushing's Disease, a condition that causes the growth of a thick, woolly coat that doesn't change in the warmer seasons.
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A newspaper clipping of Luke's caving accident A couple of months and some massive skin grafts later, I was hobbling back to the hospital for check-ups—which meant passing by the arcade.
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He had one failure at the lowest height of 5.50 and only just avoided elimination at 5.65 which he cleared at the third attempt despite clipping the bar, before going out at 5.75.
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" But Clipping is a love letter, he insisted: "None of the three of us are the type of guys who could make a Rick Ross album, but we really love Rick Ross albums.
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The de Young show starts with a clipping from a 1958 Newport Harbor Ensign, showing a serious-looking 10-year-old Hardy wearing horn-rimmed glasses and drawing on a little boy's back.
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Unfolding a plastic bag, he gingerly lifted a faded newspaper clipping mounted in a simple frame: a personal memento from those long-gone days when Rome was known as Hollywood on the Tiber.
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For the past two decades, he has been rolling back democratic standards put in place by the United Nations in the early 1990s, clipping the wings of nongovernmental organizations and human rights groups.
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Truman's Gentlemen's Groomers, which has two locations in Manhattan, offers a basic treatment ($57) that includes clipping, filing and buffing, as well as an exfoliating scrub to attack those unsightly calluses or bunions.
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EOIR will no longer be distributing a daily news briefing to its staff," she said, adding that "EOIR is not renewing its contract with the private company that provided the news clipping service.
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One of these research sessions led to her discovery that Yuri Kochiyama was friends with Malcolm X. Becerra found a newspaper clipping that includes a photo of Malcolm X dying in Kochiyama's arms.
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Abe's "used to be with it" speech (+21), his "old man yells at cloud" (+13) news clipping, and Skinner's insistence that "no, it's the children who are wrong" all mock the out-of-touch.
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Just one strike away from being retired for the at-bat, Rockies' Chad Bettis threw a pitch which completely missed the strike zone, making contact with Voit and clipping the bottom of his chin.
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It's expected to continue northward, clipping the Yucatan Peninsula, and then head through the Gulf of Mexico, where it's likely to hit warm patches of water that will help it intensify into a hurricane.
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Some of LA's best-known bands have launched from the venue, including No Age, Mika Miko, Abe Vigoda, and HEALTH, to more recent acts like noise-rap trio clipping and folk-punk band Girlpool.
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Gargac told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that he was forced to create on-screen graphics to prevent his viewers from selectively "clipping," or editing out short clips and upskirt shots of female passengers.
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From women applying makeup while commuting to subway riders clipping their nails to the New York City subway itself advising riders not to publicly primp, everyone has a boiling-hot take on this phenomenon.
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It also robbed her of her birthright in blessing me on my wedding day, in symbolically clipping a lock of my hair and tying red string around my wrist for an auspicious new future.
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Opposition by Democrats, Politico argues, has "put Whitaker in a difficult spot, trapped between setting off a political firestorm by clipping Mueller's wings and angering a president intent on having him do just that."
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YouTube's YouTube Studio (Beta) video editor lets you edit YouTube videos in very basic ways, such as trimming the start and end points of a video, or clipping out a section from the middle.
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Moore told Health that the best way to trim your pubic hair is to use blunt nail-clipping scissors and to hold the hairs in place with a fine-tooth comb while you trim.
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A newspaper clipping from 1934 lists him as a speaker at a meeting in support of the Scottsboro Boys, nine African-American teenagers in Alabama who were falsely accused of raping a white woman.
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When he traveled to Baltimore in the winter of 1971, he donated 224 bags of coal to residents of a needy black neighborhood, and privately saved the news clipping from The Baltimore Afro-American.
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Mr. Shepard had the rare pleasure of spotting No. 492, an African flamingo that, for more than a decade, has shown you can still survive when no one gets around to clipping your wings.
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Apple's tools and guidelines prevent clipping and other unwanted remnants of the loudness wars — when producers and mastering engineers keep turning up the volume knob on recorded music at the expense of dynamic range.
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But I found myself making some truly bizarre body movements just to inch a little closer to an elevator terminal or make sure I wasn't clipping through a door I was trying to open.
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Meanwhile, one of the plane's wings ended up clipping the roof of Pluvigner resident Patrick Kauffer's house, and a fire broke out at the site of the crash, according to French outlet La Télégramme.
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During an ongoing renovation project, electricians working to rewire the castle unearthed a few relics of the past, including a newspaper clipping and several cigarette packages that somehow remained perfectly preserved under the castle's floorboards.
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Solomon is part of the writing team for Serial Box's upcoming space opera series The Vela (coming out in March) and their next novel is an adaptation of "The Deep," an Afrofuturist song by Clipping.
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The day after her baby son Nate was born in December, a doctor at the local hospital mistakenly requested him from the nursery, performing an unnecessary "tongue-clipping" surgery that was intended for another baby.
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It's not super clear here, but enemies are constantly clipping through the world, and you don't have to do much more than randomly tap at buttons on the controller in order to make any progress.
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A trip to the grocery store, for example, can be an opportunity to cover planning, budgeting and value — in the relatively more fun guise of making a grocery list, clipping coupons and comparing unit prices.
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Shortly after the incident, footage released from the police department showed Saulters, who is white, attempting to block the suspect on several occasions, eventually clipping Patman, who is black, and knocking him to the ground.
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Meanwhile, for those who want to invest 10 times the effort and money while going nowhere slowly and getting wet, there are sailing families, clipping their toddlers' harnesses to the lifelines for a day's cruise.
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And the time, at the previous reunion, when he flew a helicopter—Novogratz did a year's worth of helicopter-pilot training, at the Army's flight school in Alabama—down Prospect Avenue, nearly clipping a gate.
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Knight and Cle "Bone" Sloan, a consultant on the N.W.A. biopic "Straight Outta Compton," traded punches before Knight clipping him with his pickup truck and ran over businessman Terry Carter, who died from his injuries.
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Unfortunately, she—the woman who, after that night, would save all the newspaper articles she could find in a scrapbook after clipping out any negative sentiments about her son—missed the game of Danny's life.
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In the latest development, we have confirmed that Twitter is preparing to wind down SnappyTV, a service it acquired in 2014 for quickly clipping, editing and sharing live video clips on Twitter and other social platforms.
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I'm thinking of how vaporwave music artists sample soundtracks of generic Muzak or incorporate training videos from the '933s and '90s, clipping and stitching together sounds that are essentially "unauthored," or authored by non-human entities.
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Once Parker-Fraley learned her photo had been misidentified for almost 30 years, she tried to set the record straight by sending a newspaper clipping of her photo and its original caption to the park service.
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The online lingerie start-up that's been aiming to upend Victoria's Secret since it launched in 2011 is hoping its newest venture will be a major move toward clipping the wings of the giant intimates powerhouse.
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Soon I was watching other videos for things I knew how to do but thought I could be better at: clipping my cat's claws, changing a duvet cover ("burrito" method), pruning plants, fixing a loose doorknob.
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" Bough and branch clipping runs on a cycle: "The way we look at it, you have an ideal pruning cycle, and in that ideal cycle every tree should get proactively pruned every seven to 10 years.
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The group fumbled with the wiring—not quite knowing if attaching switches or clipping wires would produce or kill sound, and whether they could get the computer's commands to translate into music on their aging machinery.
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Archival research done by VICE at the Center for Southwest Research at the University of New Mexico, found numerous clipping from local papers, stretching back to the 50s, reflecting on the legacy of the Trinity Test.
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The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a division of the New York Public Library, has acquired Mr. Belafonte's personal archive — a vast maze of photographs, recordings, films, letters, artwork, clipping albums and other materials.
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Mr. Germany, who was born in 250, was a promising student; he once participated on "Scholastic Quiz," a television game show in Washington, D.C. — his appearance memorialized in a newspaper clipping that his mother had saved.
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"He was a good guide, very careful, always clipping into lines, knew exactly what to say when I hit my wall, and had a way in keeping me going and pushing a little harder," she said.
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That is when the plane fell to the ground, clipping the roof of the Revival Outreach Ministries church on Hillside Avenue before finishing its descent in front of a home at 113 Clarendon Drive, officials said.
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Rahr, a fixture on gossip sites, was "the fake bidder" who plunked down $60,000 in 2013 for a portrait of his friend Trump, according to an article clipping provided Wednesday by former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
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Even so, Guy said will come "dangerously close to clipping the country," causing heavy rain and flooding in the island's north, where local authorities are preparing relief goods and security forces have been put on alert.
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But dry and hot weather dominated straight through to January, particularly in the white corn provinces, and many farmers chose to plant even later than usual or not at all, clipping area by a significant margin.
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Photo: Courtesy of (RR Auction)Other items up for auction included a newspaper clipping from the launch of the iPhone 3G that was signed by Jobs and former senior vice president of Apple's iPod division, Tony Fadell.
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"Vladimir, you're going to do great," Trump was going to tell Putin, according to the official, who viewed the clipping but cautioned it was not certain whether the message was ultimately sent off to the Russian President.
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Still, the official raised concerns about Trump's gesture with other aides, worried that the clipping, should it somehow be released, could be an embarrassment for Trump and prompt more questions about the relationship between the two leaders.
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There's a moment when Bruce Wayne is looking at his cork-board, where he's pinned up a newspaper clipping about the time he saved Wallace "Wally" Keefe (Scoot McNairy) from the wreckage of the film's opening scene.
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The Briton, winner of the two previous races in Monaco and Montreal, will start in 10th place after clipping a wall and breaking his car's suspension while Mercedes team mate and rival Nico Rosberg took pole position.
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Typhoon Meranti had largely dissipated by Friday afternoon, a day after it swept in from the Pacific Ocean, clipping the southern tip of Taiwan, and making landfall near the Chinese port city of Xiamen, in Fujian province.
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You can improve your aim by getting close to the enemies, but you'll have to make sure not to get too close — clipping errors mean that you'll often end up shooting straight through them to no avail.
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"I saw a clipping on the box that said it was a Koufax no-hitter, but it didn't dawn on me that it was a rarity that the Dodgers wouldn't have," he said in a telephone interview.
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Adele Coffelt did not discover that the father of her son was also the father of Bill Clinton until a relative sent her a clipping from People magazine, during the presidential campaign, mentioning the name William Blythe.
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Even so, the efficiently evocative writing works no matter how many times you read it, and the simple art is a delightful cross between a retro video game and a newspaper clipping that's been photocopied into oblivion.
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All Tamir wanted to talk about was money—the average Israeli income, the size of his own easy fortune, the unrivalled quality of life in that fingernail clipping of oppressively hot homeland hemmed in by psychopathic enemies.
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" As in other debates, the 76-year-old's performance onstage Tuesday came under fresh criticism from both progressives and conservatives alike for failing to speak clearly and for rambling about "people clipping coupons in the stock market.
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With revenues of over 10 billion euros ($11.27 billion), Louis Vuitton is the world's biggest luxury brand by sales, with privately-owned Chanel clipping at its heels, and Kering's star brand Gucci on a mission to overtake it.
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I favor testing with the Pixel XL, because (a) it's an awesome phone, and (b) its Bluetooth radio seems especially susceptible to audio clipping or small drop-offs when the glass shield on its back is covered up.
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In the incident that was captured on several different bike and helmet-mounted cameras, one of the cyclists can be seen clipping the rear tire of a rider in front of them, which set off the chain reaction.
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And a news clipping of Ruben's "controversial" shirt is doing the online rounds as an example of not just how far America has come, but also of how its notions were so antiquated just two short decades ago.
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There are little things you can add, as well, like relative height so that someone you know is taller than you will appear so in VR, or dumb little personal details like that hat clipping through the mask.
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Analyzing weight and body fat data from assessments in the four years prior to when the hair clipping was taken, researchers also found that obesity tended to persist over time for the people with the highest cortisol levels.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Charles Leclerc posted the fastest time in practice for the Canadian Grand Prix on Friday as Ferrari took advantage of some Mercedes misfortune with world champion Lewis Hamilton watching from the pits after clipping the wall.
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A Salvadoran she befriended in a migrant shelter in the southern Mexican town of Tapachula turned out to be a member of the Zeta cartel, she said - an assertion supported by a local press clipping seen by Reuters.
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Why the limousine ended up at that spot — speeding down a mile-long hill, across a busy highway, clipping a parked car and hitting two pedestrians before careening into an overgrown creek bed — is one of many mysteries.
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TL;DR: Amazon has this year's 128GB Apple MacBook Air at the lowest price we've ever seen ahead of Black Friday — get it for just $799.99 (down 27% from $1,099.99) by clipping the coupon on its product page.
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The midday Thursday European model shows some more alarming possibilities, with the hurricane gaining strength, clipping the southern end of Florida, and heading into the Gulf of Mexico – perhaps the worst-case scenario for those still reeling from Harvey.
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That does mean you're putting a lot of trust in Honey to find you the best special offers and cashback codes, but at the same time you're going to save yourself a whole lot of searching and coupon clipping.
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Books like Angel Island (1914), by suffragette Inez Haynes Irwin, showed men discovering an island of winged women who successfully resist the clipping of their wings, and the classic Herland (1913), a country literally beyond the realm of men.
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In the 76th minute, with Colombia trailing, 2-1, Usme launched another free kick, this one from further out, and it came close to going into the net, clipping the top of the crossbar just over Solo's outstretched hand.
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By clipping a tiny fragment of plastic from the finished bunny's ear and running the DNA within through a sequencer, the researchers were able to recover those blueprints and use them to make further generations of DNA-infused bunnies.
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Cult opens with a news montage, clipping together news anchors describing the country's vague "palpable fear," Clinton insisting that she "gets it," and Trump boasting about how he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and not lose a single vote.
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Around the time of Putin's reelection in March 2018, Trump wanted to send the Russian leader a news clipping, signed by him, to wish the ex-KGB agent good luck, a senior administration official with direct knowledge of the situation said.
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But it's striking how little it's changed since the 2014 development kit, when it has such annoying and eminently fixable issues — like the lazy industrial design, the frustrating process of clipping in a phone, and now a duplicate control system.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has introduced reforms aimed at loosening Saudi Arabia's strict social rules, notably by easing restrictions on gender mixing in public places and clipping the wings of the religious police who had enforced draconian norms for years.
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FoldiMate boasts that you can fold an average laundry load of 20-40 items in two to four minutes, but that's giving the machine way too much credit when you have to do the work of individually clipping on each item.
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And she missed the veranda, where she loved to sit idle, sometimes clipping and filing her nails, other times reading one of the romance books a friend loaned her, and she would call out to neighbors as they walked past.
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In the spirit of All Hallows' Eve, Random House managing editor and copy chief Benjamin Dreyer dug up a photo of an undated newspaper clipping (estimated to be from the 1950s or 60s) featuring Boris Karloff's very own recipe for guacamole.
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Android founder Andy Rubin's futuristic-looking Essential Phone, which is supposedly launching next month after missing its release, also has a magnetic connector for clipping on accessories, and the company's already announced a 360-degree camera attachment for it, too.
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Mutilations, such as clipping pigs' teeth and hens' beaks, are actually encouraged if "needed to promote the animal's welfare," and in organic dairy facilities, calves can also be confined for up to six months of age, according to USDA regulations.
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Equipped with a variety of materials — a newspaper clipping about the murder, old home movies, Spann's death certificate, stories from neighbors and relatives — Wilkerson brought his camera down to Dothan, Alabama to begin facing what happened all those years before.
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Clipping began when Mr. Diggs, a childhood friend of Mr. Hutson's, began rapping over noise-rap productions that Mr. Hutson and Mr. Snipes began making while remixing familiar hip-hop vocals from the likes of Ludacris and the Ying Yang Twins.
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Amazon has the new eufy RoboVac 30C Slim Self-Charging WiFi Robotic Vacuum w/ Upgraded 1500Pa Suction, BoostIQ + eufy Bluetooth Smart Scale for a low $191.99 Free Shipping after clipping $100 off coupon and using Coupon Code: "SMARTEUFY" at checkout.
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But perhaps his most powerful and memorable form of communication is the old-fashioned ritual of a personal letter, written on embossed paper or scrawled across a newspaper clipping, signed by hand and sent from the 26th floor of Trump Tower.
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With a one-to-five-star rating system, "Nosedive" takes place in a world that essentially operates as if everyone is an Uber driver, and playing Katy Perry too loud or clipping too many curbs can get you exiled from society.
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A longer skirt might have been more elegant, but there's no comparison for the way the short, weighted hem of hers swishes and flicks with her skips and leaps, never once hiding her delicate footwork or even clipping into her geometry.
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One of his works from this period features a clipping from a major Soviet newspaper with an article titled "A teenager ponders over his future" and a photograph of a nude in an explicit posture layered on top of it.
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The haul was more than 10,000 pieces of paper — drafts of poems on envelopes and halfway-there typescripts, even a clipping of one he first published in a daily newspaper and later reworked in pen and pencil on the printed page.
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"Modular smartphone systems have yet to to take off, but it's an idea we can appreciate—the environmental toll of clipping on a hot new camera module is a lot lower than upgrading your whole phone," iFixit said in the teardown.
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The Grolier show includes a very scraggly gray sample that may have come from his beard, as well as this friendship ring containing a neatly braided clipping that belonged to Alma Johnston, a close friend and patron of the poet's.
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Without delay, I began fiddling with her ears and paws, a method I was told would desensitize her from future earwax extraction and toenail clipping, but when I finally went to cut her talons, she tried to nip my hands.
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It follows a man and a woman as they perform banal tasks, such as clipping their fingernails and eating dinner, in an empty, featureless white room, with voice-over narration that treats its subjects like animals in a nature documentary.
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Last summer, Laurie Gwen Shapiro, an author who was researching a book about Richard Byrd's expedition to Antarctica from 1928 to 1930, came across a news clipping about the Bloomingdale's ceremony as she pored over brittle scrapbooks in New York libraries.
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Perhaps to its own detriment, Evernote has over the years incorporated just about every feature imaginable: support for PDFs and emails, a web-clipping browser extension, integration with other services like Slack and Trello, and even group chat for small teams.
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"I like this place because it's open all night," he told the now-defunct Montreal Daily News in 1988, referring to Main Deli Steak House, a scruffy Jewish deli he famously frequented (a newspaper clipping is displayed near the door).
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As in most entry-level jobs, Miller's work at GQ is largely drudgery: Her most important task as an assistant is clipping every gossip column from the morning papers, compiling it onto a sheet, and circulating copies to the editors.
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"This is clipping the upper tail of extreme temperatures," said Andy Pitman, director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes at the University of New South Wales in Australia - one of the countries struggling with blistering hot days.
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There's that zany, slightly frat-boy sense of humor — the latest ad features a few dozen people shaving, tweezing, clipping, trimming, waxing, bathing, powdering, spritzing, gelling, styling and moisturizing to the song "I've Gotta Be Me" as crooned by Steve Lawrence.
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The social media effort will be bolstered by a Democratic "war room" that plans to be active during Mueller's testimony, clipping excerpts from his testimony to blast out widely and combating Republicans who will likely have their own messaging operation.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Earlier this week, BBC News ran an article based on a wider survey it had done about "anti-social" commuting habits (fair examples: clipping your nails, eating a packet of shrimp on the bus).
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Layer Properties allows for quick access to features like Smart Objects, masking, and clipping; Brushes allows you to easily adjust brush color, size, hardness, and opacity using draggable sliders; while the Favorites section can be customized to offer a variety of quick actions.
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Johnson, the hottest player in the game coming off a victory, squandered a chance to take a stranglehold on the tournament when he double-bogeyed the par-four 17th, compounding a poor drive by clipping a pine tree with his second shot.
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Wilson was ejected when he received a match penalty late in the second period after clipping Brett Seney in what appeared to be the shoulder/neck area on the blindside while skating past him, leaving the Devil on the ice and dazed.
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In advance of recording the album, the group members dove deep into black science fiction from writers including Octavia Butler, Samuel R. Delany and N. K. Jemisin, resulting in what Mr. Diggs described as the most explicitly political Clipping album thus far.
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Or like a super-meta Elizabeth Banks in Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp playing "24-year-old" undercover reporter Lindsay, who transforms herself into a 16-year-old summer-camp counselor just by clipping her hair into a side barrette.
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The Hamilton Mixtape seems to be a collection of unused tracks and alternate versions of songs from the musical that feature actual rappers on them instead of Broadway actors (respect to Daveed Diggs, that intro on the first Clipping album is insane).
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When a caseworker from Adult Protective Services and a city psychiatrist entered her apartment on March 3, 2017, clipping the security chain because she did not answer the door, she was unraveling emotionally and physically, at risk of becoming homeless or worse.
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The Pavlovian Response – Your brain quickly begins to associate the sounds of Peloton with the glowing feeling of finishing a workout: The rip of the Velcro shoe straps, the click of clipping into the bike, but most of all the instructor catch-phrases.
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To make matters worse, some passengers act as if their preferences are more important than everyone else&aposs by ignoring their seat assignments, keeping their headphones in when flight attendants ask for their drink order, or clipping their nails at their seat.
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Early video images from St. Martin suggest the Hurricane has caused significant damage: On Wednesday morning, the Category 5 hurricane passed directly over the Caribbean island of Barbuda, clipping its sister island of Antigua, and lashing both with strong winds and heavy rain.
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Rio de Janeiro (CNN)At the Jean Louis David Salon, just a short walk from the famed Copacabana Beach, the blow dryers are roaring and the nail trimmers are clipping but blaring on the salon's television is hardly what you'd expect: It's the news.
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"It felt like there were stories in it, stories that needed to be told, and so I reached out to clipping and with their blessing, began to search for the perfect writer to bring the underwater world of 'The Deep' to life," she said.
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By way of nice leather, great colorways, and a less-bulky design (instead of clipping your phone into the case, there are hundreds of mini suction cups that hold it in place), this was the first time I was entirely stoked about wallet phone cases.
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You work best when you have a goal you can point your bow and arrow toward, and making lists and clipping out inspiring images is a great way to spend the new moon, which is a time for quiet self-reflection and new beginnings.
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The elder Trump would use the bills, or a newspaper clipping about a Trump property, as a means of communicating to his sons, and his trademark scrawl would carry his congratulations - or his wishes - to those he was training to someday lead his company.
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Was about to fly to London on Virgin Flight VS22017 out of JFK – during taxi to the runway we collided with an aircraft taxiing next to us clipping our left wing – that's the ground crew taking photos of the debris from the other aircraft pic.twitter.
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And LG claims the microphone setup inside the V20 can record everything from voice memos to loud rock concerts without any distortion or clipping; when shooting video, you can even choose to save the audio side as lossless to preserve the highest quality possible.
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This week, Clipping — Mr. Diggs's group with the musicians William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes — will release "Splendor & Misery," a fervent, chaotic and uncommonly beautiful noise-rap allegory about slave rebellion and computer love told through a futurist narrative that takes place in outer space.
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Well, without me standing here, clipping one Chinese-made component into another Chinese-made component, Apple loses the right for a robot in Shenzhen to laser engrave 'Made in the USA by the Great American Worker' into every iPhone casing before they're shipped over here.
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In addition to the consumer-facing clipping service, Medal also offers a data collection service that aggregates information about the clips that are shared by Medal's users so game developers and streamers can get a sense of how clips are being shared across which platform.
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A reef was just up ahead and we paddled behind Sylvester, our marine guide, who had meaty shoulders and thick curly hair, and had worked his way up the tourism totem pole from making beds and clipping grass at small hotels to conducting snorkeling expeditions.
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Many thought that the federal income tax should follow the example of the income tax of the United Kingdom, which taxed labor income produced by the (real or metaphorical) sweat of the brow less heavily than the investment income of the coupon-clipping idle rich.
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Collective Carry Glowing Vials — $21.99 See Details A modern, everyday version of one those rock-climbing doohickeys, the Key Titan KT5 Carabiner is a Grade 10.993 titanium tool that features two clipping areas — one for your keys and one for hanging the unit — to prevent accidental drops.
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The GQ report doesn't extinguish the mystery, but provides more details about Boucher's bubbling frustration over what he saw as Rand Paul's disregard for landscaping etiquette, including the senator's alleged habit of mowing too close to Boucher's lawn and spraying grass clipping over the property line.
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"Earlier in the day I had just given the dog a shave out in the backyard, and I wasn't done clipping her, but I left the clippers outside and I got side-tracked and went grocery shopping and cleaned the house and did other things," she said.
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Word of Abrams' involvement in the flag-burning first emerged on social media, when a reporter from the Daily Wire, the Ben Shapiro-led news site, tweeted out a newspaper clipping that includes a photo of Abrams in the act, sparking conservative outcry on the platform.
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Users can search through by subject tags and artist names, such as Moses Williams, a former slave who cut "perfect shadows" at the Peale Museum in Philadelphia, and William Chamberlain, who wandered all over New England in the 1820s clipping shapes of faces on the way.
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Asked about the idea of taxing data flows as another possible means of clipping the wings of big tech Vestager pointed to early signs of an intermediate market spinning up in Europe to help individual extract value from what corporate entities are doing with their information.
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Other highlights from the online auction included an Apple Mac OS X technical manual signed by Jobs in 2001 that sold for $41,806 and a rare signed newspaper clipping from 2008 featuring an image of Jobs speaking at the Apple Developers Conference that sold for $26,950.
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One of the officers, Donald P. Shea, would frame a newspaper clipping with a photo taken of Mr. Sutton on the day of his arrest — with Mr. Shea's profile in the background — and keep it mounted on the wall of his home on Long Island for decades.
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We're just in a required location at a required time wearing required apparel in the proximity of the people we're required to be in the proximity of, even if they're the kind of people who yell at their wives on speaker phone while clipping their toenails.
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The boat was passing under the Margaret Bridge on Wednesday night when a much larger ship, the 442-foot Viking Sigyn, appeared to race up to the rear of the smaller vessel, clipping its stern and sending it spinning, according to video footage released by the police.
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Instead of clipping it into the removable frame from cameras in the past, the Hero 8 has two pieces that extend down from the body of the camera itself, allowing you to attach it to the mount of your choice without fiddling with an extra case.
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"Untitled #96" by Cindy Sherman, a self-portrait of the artist lying on a tiled floor dressed in an orange gingham top and clutching a newspaper clipping, sold for $3.9m in 2011, a record until Andreas Gursky broke it later that year with "Rhein II", which went for $4.3m.
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Anderson Silva and Jersey Joe Walcott had decent success clipping off short counter punches amid long, wild flurries from the opponent from these positions, but no one has proven completely immune to the disadvantages of choosing to stand and trade while locked into movement along just two dimensions.
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"Earlier in the day I had just given the dog a shave out in the backyard, and I wasn't done clipping her, but I left the clippers outside and I got side-tracked and went grocery shopping and cleaned the house and did other things," she told the outlet.
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Liu, who won the Olympic distance 20km gold in Rio, clocked three hours, 59 minutes and 20113 seconds for the longer race, the IAAF said in a statement, clipping more than five minutes off the previous record (4:04:36) set by compatriot Liang Rui in Taicang last year.
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And while a smartphone might be one way you already monitor your kids' location, clipping this onto their backpacks, for example, might give you a better idea of where they are in case their phones run out of battery or they need a discreet way to send an SOS.
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Indeed, if anyone embodies the blend of genres and influences that is "Hamilton," it's Diggs: the 34-year-old,who studied theater at Brown and performed in regional plays, grew up immersed in Bay Area hip-hop and recently released his latest EP with rap-noise collective clipping.
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In the latter, she interrupts the femme associations of the flowered yellow wallpaper by showcasing a framed photograph of soldiers in salute, as well as a framed newspaper clipping from which Cassius Clay peers out — with volumes by Lorca, Lorde, and Sontag pictured on the bookshelf, for further contrast.
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Under a reform program aimed at modernizing the kingdom and transforming its economy away from oil, 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has eased social restrictions, clipping the wings of the religious police, sponsoring public concerts and ending a nearly 40-year ban on commercial cinemas.
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After last year's installment, in which I explained how I had underestimated a certain celebrity tycoon, I received a note from Trump Tower — a clipping of the column, scrawled over with a markered note: Thank you – Now I will work to get you to go a little bit further.
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As for all those rooftop herb gardens, asked if they are actually used, one broker replied that they definitely were, though not necessarily for a Moosewood recipe: On a recent trip to 338 Berry in Williamsburg, she saw people with Aperol spritzes clipping herbs to put in their cocktails.
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An app for coupon-clipping enabled an untold number of bored and curious urbanites to pay for services they never knew they needed, and for a while people were mainlining antiwrinkle toxins, taking trapeze lessons, and bleaching their assholes, just because they could do it at a discount.
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Yet, two of the most hotly criticized altered videos — one edited to make House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sound drunk and another clipping a statement from former Vice President Joe Biden, suggesting he made racist remarks — were likely created using widely available editing software similar to iMovie or Photoshop.
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Over time, I've been able to break away from the administrative responsibilities that war gaming all too often places on women — sending out game invitations, ordering catering, clipping counters and game pieces to lay on the maps and the invisible emotional labor of supporting my mostly male colleagues.
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"For my wedding, my grandma and my mom gave me a little clipping, I guess, of the dress and put it in a handkerchief they stuffed in my bouquet, so I carried it down the aisle with me," says 25-year-old Dillard, who wed her husband Derick in 2014.
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The 8 Plus's second 28x telephoto lens is great and I loved toying around with Portrait mode (Portrait lighting is still in beta and the results were pretty rough so I didn't use it very often), but I loved the ease of clipping on lenses to get even wider angles.
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For a book I was writing about a school for exotic animal trainers, I started commuting from Maine to California, where I spent my days watching students do the seemingly impossible: teaching hyenas to pirouette on command, cougars to offer their paws for a nail clipping, and baboons to skateboard.
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The day of the session arrived and I shocked Greg, my long-time barber, by telling him to give me a high skin fade and clipping the top to a length of 1/16th of an inch—the sort of canvas Matt told me he would need to do his best work on.
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Nine of Mr. Wood's brightly illustrated paintings sold at auction for between $200,000 and about $840,000 in 13, and a solo exhibition consisting of just a suite of seven large-scale flower drawings, titled "Clipping Index 1," is at Gagosian Gallery in the billionaires' Caribbean playground of Saint-Barthélemy until Jan. 31.
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This normally sells for about $300, so you're saving 20% off list price Amazon has the new eufy RoboVac 0993C Slim Self-Charging WiFi Robotic Vacuum w/ Upgraded 1500Pa Suction, BoostIQ + eufy Bluetooth Smart Scale for a low $191.99 Free Shipping after clipping $100 off coupon and using Coupon Code: "SMARTEUFY" at checkout.
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The rickety DIY art space feels just as vintage: The hardwood buckles and sags precariously in time to the beats as Clipping producers William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes conjure an ear-splitting mix of Gabber kick drums, frantic footwork rhythms, Drum n Bass breakbeats, and industrial samples of clanking metal and mechanical drills.
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In a master class of how one can bridge the great American political divide and work across party lines, the President has managed to unify America's most politically-active billionaires, from left to middle to right toward one singular goal: clipping the wings of his presidency by making sure more Democrats are elected to Congress in this fall's midterms.
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EasyGlucose presents at the Imagine Cup finals EasyGlucose presents at the Imagine Cup finals These features aren't the kind of thing you can see with the naked eye (or rather, on the naked eye), but by clipping a macro lens onto a smartphone camera, Chiang was able to get a clear enough image that his computer vision algorithms were able to analyze them.
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Speaking to WPTV West Palm Beach this week, Graziella Puleo recalled taking her Goldendoodle, Lola, to Amores Pet Salon Dog Grooming Day Care Boarding Spa in Lake Worth Beach to get a fur trim, nail clipping and teeth and ear cleaning on July 28, and how she got an unexpected (and unwelcome) surprise when she went to pick up her dog.
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Later, we see the protagonist in his room clipping news reports from the Times about renowned modernist homes designed by legendary architect John Lautner that have been burned by arson: the Sheats-Goldstein House (recently gifted to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art ), the Silvertop home in Silver Lake, the Chemosphere residence in Hollywood Hills, and finally the Pierre Koenig's Stahl House.
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The showroom is on Fulham Road, a thoroughfare with an abundance of shops that delight the homeowner with means: a studio dedicated to carpets and taxidermy, from which one can buy a Persian rug and a coördinating stuffed ibis; an outdoor flower stall at which, on that particular winter evening, a latter-day Eliza Doolittle was clipping fronds of eucalyptus for fragrant bouquets.
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We have forgotten (or perhaps never noticed) how many hours our parents spent keeping their address books up to date, knocking on doors to make sure everyone in the neighborhood was invited to the weekend BBQ, doing the rounds of phone calls with relatives, clipping out interesting newspaper articles and mailing them to a friend, putting together the cards for Valentine's Day, Easter, Christmas, and more.
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Standing watch so other crew can rest, clipping in and walking onto the foredeck to clear a line or a sail while underway, climbing the mast to untangle a halyard from the mouseline, securing something stored on deck that has come loose underway—all of these are thoughtless tasks when you are tied to the dock, but offshore, they become the central focus of your limited energy.
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