American voting systems are largely cobbled together with antiquated technology.
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Instead, a smart plan is cobbled together in seconds. Progress!
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The machine is actually cobbled together from two iron lungs.
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The next day, I cobbled together my first insomnia machine.
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"I've pretty much cobbled together my own education," Hawke said.
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This version is less stealthy and was likely cobbled together quickly.
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I had a cobbled together version of different types of treatment.
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Within days, the family cobbled together a ransom of about $30,000.
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You could say invented, discovered, cobbled together, trial and error, experiment.
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He needs them to preserve his cobbled-together base of voters.
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Databases, such as they were, tended to be cobbled together and incomplete.
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Defense contractor Kratos quickly cobbled together that initial laser using existing components.
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Ever since, scholars and makers of theater have cobbled together different versions.
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Industry groups fretted that the law was cobbled together too quickly, and
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BuzzFeed News has cobbled together information on each state's labor department below.
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The data Troia discovered seems to be four data sets cobbled together.
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These were not amateurish bombs cobbled together in some dismal Iraqi garage.
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Ford has also cobbled together a public charging network to rival Tesla's.
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It was cobbled together based on which numbers customers have complained about.
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Way back in 2010, a researcher cobbled together a Stingray for $1,500.
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He cobbled together a crude method to send text alerts to his friends.
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Once the team cobbled together 500,000 non-rotated images, they artificially rotated them.
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Vulture's own suit seems cobbled together using pieces from abandoned superhero / supervillain machinery.
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Republicans recently cobbled together a "rescissions" bill, which cancels spending Congress already allocated.
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The resourcefulness Stilley was forced to learn shines in his cobbled-together guitars.
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"We Googled a bunch of pictures and cobbled together an idea," she recalled.
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An illegal immigrant, he cobbled together a living in construction and food service.
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It seemed to me like Wardog had just cobbled together the perfect majority alliance.
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Yugoslavia was cobbled together from territories mostly populated with speakers of southern Slavic tongues.
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It was a piece of crap that he had clearly cobbled together from scraps.
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The shoot was ultimately delayed three weeks as the producer cobbled together European partners.
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But he is back, and Pittsburgh is moving along with a cobbled-together lineup.
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Even as a demo with a cobbled-together slideshow and scratch vocals, it's hilarious.
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It exists in shards of memory, disjointed, cobbled together with the help of others.
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The pork burger reminded me of a cobbled-together version of McDonald's meals past.
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So the county cobbled together the funds to build the Gyeongbuk Uiseong Curling Centre.
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But given the kind of campaign Trump has cobbled together, that seems highly unlikely.
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It was amazing and we spun that into ... cobbled together a business model around it.
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Most of his political views seem to be cobbled together from hyperpartisan Facebook news chum.
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Details about the victim were cobbled together piecemeal in the span of a few hours.
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Huts cobbled together with straw, mud and plastic offer scant protection from the winter chill.
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By early last year, Mr. Warren had cobbled together a 71,000-mile network of pipelines.
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Ivory Coast's army was cobbled together after the civil war from rebel and loyalist factions.
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Cobbled together using donated Korean War tents, Tent City was established to alleviate prison overcrowding.
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My cobbled-together regimen is working for me now, but it may not work forever.
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It will be something cobbled together by an idiot in his bedroom for the Spectrum.
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Clinton's primary run in 2008, Mr. Hale has cobbled together his own set of rules.
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Inmates ultimately cobbled together about $44,000 to help those affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
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They cobbled together an additional $71,000 from savings and Mr. Bacigalupo's 20193(k) to renovate.
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Which is equally true of the fetching footwork Appelhans and Jenkins have cobbled together . . . together.
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Congressional leaders finally cobbled together a deal over federal spending for the next six months.
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Sunset Overdrive's weapons are cobbled-together creations, built out of the remains of a fractured world.
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State governments that emphasise a public-health approach to the problem have cobbled together stronger reactions.
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The dog handler and general handyman has already cobbled together some furniture for the men's barracks.
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Tottenham have cobbled together a genuine title challenge from the ashes of the past few years.
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Trump's historical ignorance is vast, but he's cobbled together enough knowledge to suit his political purposes.
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"Chimes at Midnight" stars Welles as Falstaff in a story cobbled together from several Shakespeare plays.
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The multinational sanctions regime that she cobbled together helped pull Iran's government to the bargaining table.
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While curious individually, the work's many elements, cobbled together, amount to an arbitrary sequence of events.
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I take a half-hour for lunch, which is whatever I cobbled together the night before.
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With that in mind, we cobbled together some frequently asked questions, and answered them below. Definitely!
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Warren raised $21.2 million, Joe Biden cobbled together $22.7 million, and Pete Buttigieg pulled $24.7 million.
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The group of teens cobbled together a phone network to send the talk around the world.
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But the two parties that could meet their demise aren't newcomers or hastily cobbled together coalitions.
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In its unwillingness to do anything, Gudetama has cobbled together a personality from its debilitating inactivity.
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But to other nations it may appear confusing and cobbled together with no clear plan of engagement.
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He has cobbled together a crew that represents engineers at every career stage, from undergrads to billionaires.
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From a viewer perspective, the show in its current state feels as cobbled together as its backdrop.
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The vast majority of these games are wretched, seemingly cobbled together on impossible deadlines and shoestring budgets.
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The alliance has started to rotate tripwire forces through them and has cobbled together rapid-reaction forces.
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This looks like something McKinnon's character cobbled together out of spare parts she found in the garage.
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And the second is technology that finally allows a solution other than this cobbled-together CableCard solution.
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Boston was famously recorded in Scholz's basement, in a home studio the MIT grad cobbled together himself.
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Though Father Flynn's memory was failing by then, he cobbled together a proposal to save the school.
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Ms. Turing's output appears to consist of language from other Twitter accounts, cobbled together in bizarre ways.
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He'd borrowed 40,503 rupees (about $620) to add to cash he'd cobbled together to buy the cows.
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Tuesday's Wall Street gains came as policymakers cobbled together packages to counter the impact of the virus.
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But she cobbled together funding from five sources, including the National Science Foundation, to support her work.
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Though I have cobbled together some answers from experience, Google and good friends, my mother wound remains.
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Without any help from Republicans, they cobbled together votes among Democrats for what became known as Obamacare.
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The feature automatically cobbled together some photos and video clips into a happy-go-lucky family skiing video.
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Dawson, a YouTuber with 20 million subscribers, investigated whether the company's pizzas are cobbled together from uneaten slices.
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Khan cobbled together a winning coalition largely by on-boarding "electable" politicians, who command large and loyal bases.
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Aesthetically, RealMax's prototype headset looks like it was cobbled together by a handful of off-the-shelf parts.
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Left to fend for herself, Murkowski cobbled together the votes of Alaska Democrats, centrist Republicans, and Alaska Natives.
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Thor Trucks' prototype, the ET-One, is a "Frankenstein" built from parts cobbled together from other tractor-trailers.
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Salvini has cobbled together a far-right coalition that's expected to take about 10% of the new parliament.
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Such tones are hard to learn, suggesting Krio was not merely an emergency language cobbled together in adversity.
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To help run his new governmental team like a business, Kushner has cobbled together a team of billionaires.
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The roster that opened defense of that gold was one cobbled together from NHL spare parts and castoffs.
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Two weeks ago, the mad hackers at creative studio Nelson Cash cobbled together the single-purpose site makeitstranger.
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Recruiting 21986 investors who cobbled together $21980,290, a young Hef was ready to launch what would become Playboy.
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Margaret Pace Park is by far the best green space the city of Miami has cobbled together recently.
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More recently, I'd brought my current boyfriend to a J. Crew outlet and cobbled together a discount suit.
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While she worked, she cobbled together child care, and the older kids often looked after the younger ones.
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Admitting California required the Compromise of 21965, a "comprehensive scheme" that was again cobbled together by Henry Clay.
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It has had three prime ministers since the quakes, with uneasy parliamentary alliances cobbled together for brief administrations.
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In 2006, the Maysles cobbled together unused footage from their shoot for a "sequel," The Beales of Grey Gardens.
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It is doubtful a new government can be cobbled together, so elections will probably take place in the autumn.
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In October Spain's Popular Party cobbled together a minority government following ten months of political deadlock and two elections.
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"[The] Trans-Pacific Partnership is a historic agreement cobbled together among a very diverse set of countries," he said.
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In part, I think people don't like how the device uses multiple materials, giving it a cobbled together look.
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Congressional negotiators cobbled together a tentative bipartisan border security deal late on Monday to avert another partial government shutdown.
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A rescue plan was cobbled together under which investors swapped their EMATUM bonds for ones issued by the government.
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Staff members of the House Veterans Affairs Committee cobbled together an offset by increasing some veterans home loan fees.
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So just minutes before the trading deadline in 2012, the Cubs and the Texas Rangers cobbled together a deal.
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That, combined with the delayed interest payments, might be how PDVSA cobbled together the payment due Friday, Zucaro speculated.
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He cobbled together cash for a computer, had an old college roommate bring it over, and got to work.
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It's not all one smooth shot — it's bits and pieces cobbled together in a way that hopefully makes sense.
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That piqued young Kageyama's curiosity and he cobbled together some lenses and cardboard to create a basic DIY telescope.
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Friends, career, love—even if they had cobbled together some semblance of a life, it decayed on the sidelines.
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It has cobbled together $11 million in funding from companies like 21st Century Fox, Westfield Corporation and Warner Bros.
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" McEnany said in the release that the complaint was "cobbled together by a partisan bureaucrat with 'no direct knowledge.
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It first seemed to consist primarily of sculptures cobbled together from driftwood, and deftly striped with bright nautical hues.
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The current team's greatest slugger somehow cobbled together a turkey, lettuce and tomato concoction on a roll, with mayo.
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The whole point of omnibus legislation is that it's kind of a cobbled-together mishmash of provisions and priorities.
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So far, it has only been a set of bullet points cobbled together by correspondents up on Capitol Hill.
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Otherwise, these songs are perfunctory sketches, studio scraps cobbled together because West decided it was time for an album.
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The Homecoming poster looks like a rough draft cobbled together by copying and pasting several completely different and unrelated posters.
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Their vehicles are cobbled together from the husks of our now devastated civilisation, beasts of twisted metal, belching out smog.
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West Point is a slum, home to 22016,210 people who live in densely packed houses cobbled together from roofing tin.
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A cobbled-together meeting at the White House is the latest chapter in the long, misguided crusade against video games.
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The 20-foot wood rústico that left Cuba that morning was cobbled together with the few tools and materials available.
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Consequently, the GMD was quickly cobbled together with a mixture of old and new technology and hurriedly commissioned in 2004.
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There are few new technologies, just the ones that have been cobbled together out of the ruins of the old.
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Non-state groups like the Islamic State already have armed drones today that they've cobbled together using commercially available equipment.
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Someone who has cobbled together enough parts and tech to create and pilot a superhuman exo-suit called a Javelin.
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MORE administration Labor secretary who jumped in a month after Ellison, has cobbled together an impressive list of his own.
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"We believe that listeners will grow increasingly dissatisfied with the solutions they've cobbled together for listening at home," says MacFarlane.
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By the time Ronald Reagan was running for president, they had cobbled together economically conservative Republicans with socially conservative Democrats.
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Led by Tarter, the meetings attendees cobbled together a telescope array design that consisted of 350 20-foot radio telescopes.
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The tech found in his planetarium is cobbled together via donations from other planetariums who no longer need their equipment.
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This fundamental consideration was completely ignored by the Obama-era EPA while it busily cobbled together the Clean Power Plan.
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Schlosser said it's a vast improvement from most claims processing systems, which are essentially cobbled together from 1970s programming tools.
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Then real talks would commence, a majority would be cobbled together, and the real deal or final proposal would pass.
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First spotted by Hackaday, YouTuber "Anitomicals C" has cobbled together a portable gaming rig that is, quite literally, all monitors.
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In the beginning, browsers were a cobbled together mess that put a premium on making the contents within look good.
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Even with the injuries that shredded their depth chart, the Jazz still cobbled together a top-ten defense last season.
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Fear-mongering aside, this paradigm shift has been described in anecdotes, and stats cobbled together to paint an incomplete picture.
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Still, Penske has cobbled together a full season of support, which few other teams so far have managed for 2018.
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They cobbled together material from various sources — Shakespeare's own compositional method — and tailored their performances to local tastes and prejudices.
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In 2010, a committee of the National Academy of Sciences cobbled together several competing proposals that would do the trick.
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Nearly four hours later, the statement that had been cobbled together aboard Air Force One was sent to The Times.
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Promising little in the way of rest or safety, the bed is cobbled together from casts of frail tree limbs.
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In building his third candidacy for the presidency, he cobbled together an odd group of allies, some with contradictory visions.
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They end up grouping together to form the Birds of Prey, a crime-fighting group cobbled together out of circumstance.
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New data cobbled together by MoffettNathanson shows tepid growth among Fiber's video subscribers in its initial metro areas during 2015.
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The company has started putting real network traffic onto hardware cobbled together from a variety of chip, hardware and software partners.
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And whatever deal that is cobbled together in the Senate could face opposition from hard-liners in the House of Representatives.
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By the end of 2015, Golan, who led the operation, and Gilmore had cobbled together a team of a dozen men.
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The result is a Mad Max-style wasteland, dotted by pink flowers and filled with destructive vehicles and cobbled together weapons.
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The first tournament, held in 2007, was cobbled together quickly ("Terrible," said Chai, shaking his head), but the seed was planted.
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A Labor strategist said the government successfully cobbled together a coalition of support among voters in urban fringes and rural townships.
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A clear product of its cobbled-together story, we were forced to part with this cultural phenomenon on a low note.
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Overall, the analysis reads like a document cobbled together after the fact to support a decision the administration had already made.
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A huge percentage of the world's population have to live in shantytowns and refugee camps, in cobbled together shacks like mine.
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I cobbled together the compilation video above, for example, in just a few minutes using the Bandit app on my iPhone.
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Banks, too, were among the first companies to invest in IT. And they too grapple with systems cobbled together over decades.
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Solar panels hang off its lower portion, and the top is a cobbled-together cluster of radar antennae, cameras, and more.
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The result is a strangely cobbled together novel that shows a deep attention to historical fidelity but not to narrative immersion.
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The company also announced new 75-inch modular MicroLED screens that can be cobbled together to build a 270-inch display.
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The toyshops of Heidelberg, their wares clearly cobbled together by wood sprites with tiny hammers, begged for a child's awed gasps.
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It was a shock and then a relief when the money I had cobbled together could go back in my pocket.
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The armor, which she had cobbled together in the workshop of a local blacksmith, had bulbous breasts and an ample bottom.
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I got a Navy scholarship, and sold ads for the student newspaper, and cobbled together other jobs to put myself through.
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The problem stems from how obvious it is that the story is cobbled together from the elements of other, better stories.
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She told her husband the news, crying with joy, and cobbled together a decade of bills and tax filings that very night.
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But this figure was cobbled together from immigration rates and data collected from abroad, and few believe it accurately measures the phenomenon.
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Mr Trump cobbled together funds by declaring a questionable national emergency, tapping into various pots of money like one for military construction.
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They are cobbled together from parts ordered online, the occasional 3D-printed missile, and scrap metal found around his garage at home.
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His campaign had the look of a Potemkin effort, cobbled together in a half-hearted bid to show journalists he was serious.
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The company also announced a new 75-inch modular MicroLED screen that can be cobbled together to build a 270-inch display.
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Members gave wildly varying accounts of the proposal that's being cobbled together to keep the government open ahead of Friday's shutdown deadline.
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So Hans himself cobbled together two separate bicycles out of spare parts, and that's what they rode out to flee the Nazis.
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In the old days, if we cobbled together $50,000 for a ballot referendum in California, and that was being in the game.
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The increase in Wall Street shares the previous day came as policymakers cobbled together packages to counter the impact of the virus.
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The 2,232-page bill was cobbled together in a frenzy, without any discussion of national priorities or careful examination of the expenditures.
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Although it was cobbled together hastily and not applied uniformly, it at least recognized and addressed civilian casualties in a tangible way.
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They added feet and side panels to boxwood carvings, turned interior reliefs upside down and cobbled together mismatched halves into single beads.
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The NRA, which is headquartered in Virginia, cobbled together only $300,000 to support the campaign as it battles infighting and financial distress.
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Mr. Wahab and Mr. Saed had cobbled together sections of hose and a small electric pump for sucking up free underground water.
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The Communist Party commands a vast territory that the ethnic-Manchu rulers of the Qing dynasty cobbled together through war and diplomacy.
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Amid the squalor, thousands of shelters dot the landscape, cobbled together with whatever came to hand, and reflecting the culture of its occupants.
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The set featured some Star Wars-ian designs, but it still felt like it was cobbled together with black curtains and aluminum framework.
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Many e-bikes sold in the US are just cobbled together from a variety of off-the-shelf parts found in a catalog.
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Little fires, surrounded by rocks, are outside many of the makeshift shelters that have been cobbled together from tarps and flimsy summer tents.
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The folks at Nevada's state-sponsored SSGA Upromise 529 Plan cobbled together a list of common myths about products such as theirs. CNBC.
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Meanwhile, lobbyists cobbled together $17.3 million for Republican nominee Mitt Romney during the 2012 election cycle, according to the Center for Public Integrity.
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"It was a very unmanufactured garden—very cobbled together, not unlike the house," Ophelia Dahl, the second-youngest of the siblings, recalled recently.
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Indifferent to continuity, Micheaux, an extremely pragmatic filmmaker, cobbled together scenes out of imperfect takes and papered over mismatched shots with dubbed dialogue.
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The wood-and-canvas bed that Washington used on battlefields will also be on view; it was cobbled together from three folding stools.
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The idea was to make capital rules for banks, cobbled together in the aftermath of the financial crisis, less redundant and more straightforward.
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In that time he's cobbled together barely enough money to survive by doing menial work: handing out fliers, sorting packages and cleaning offices.
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The woman and I cobbled together a lingua franca through hand-waving and the bits of Mandarin and Cantonese we both could understand.
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But the opposition Congress party cobbled together an alliance that surprisingly bested the B.J.P. and remained a dominant political force for a decade.
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Once he mastered rice, he moved on to a binder of recipes his mother had cobbled together from Indian lifestyle glossies and newspapers.
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He cobbled together a working proof of concept, essentially a motorized sling that could spin a bullet-sized projectile up to hypersonic speeds.
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I went ahead and cobbled together my own messy 26.2-mile course to create my own marathon, using the GPS running app, Strava.
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I experimented with every kind of class possible — yoga, spin, Pilates, rowing — but it was all haphazard, cobbled together by trial and error.
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I went without health insuranceIn 2012, I cobbled together several temp jobs and was trying to get by and pay off my debt.
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A savvy politician, he cobbled together a coalition of leftists, military officers, broad swaths of the middle class, and Venezuela's long-neglected poor.
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In August, a senior House Republican office cobbled together an entire spreadsheet listing more than 100 issues Democrats may want to investigate, Axios reported.
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It's like if you cobbled together a series of the worst DIY costume makeup tutorials and then experimented on your little sister with them.
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It would be easy to dismiss Trump's campaign coffers as that cobbled together by Wall Street but the data tells a very different story.
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On average, women in the United States take six weeks of maternity leave, cobbled together from a combination of vacation, sick, and personal days.
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It contains malware cobbled together from various sources and the CIA can use it to make attribution more difficult when it attacks a target.
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At the height of the crisis, a bail-out fund was cobbled together for emergency lending to countries that lost access to capital markets.
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Since 2014, he's used the moniker Nerftoss for a string of asymmetrical and overwhelming electronic releases that feel lovingly cobbled together from digital detritus.
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At Pan American Projects, collages by Wanda Fraga cobbled together figures from magazines with bold patterns and blocks of color to create unorthodox portraits.
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Over the course of the next 25 years, he cobbled together grants and scoured museums all over America and Peru, investigating the historical cliffhanger.
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Cobbled together by a private collector over the course of 40 years, it contains bones from numerous dodos, and is about 95 percent complete.
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Sykes-Picot cobbled together traditionally rival Kurds, Sunnis, Shiites and other minorities into a fabricated country that by design was dysfunctional for its inhabitants.
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Journals was cobbled together from a string of weekly track releases and given almost no label push; its album-length existence was an afterthought.
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They cobbled together data from several providers, built maps specifically for different purposes, and soon had fellow startups trying to throw money at them.
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Three years ago the fund cobbled together Japan Display out of the small and mid-size LCD-panel divisions of Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi.
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I mean, it was absurd and felt cobbled-together in a way that a movie that costs tens of millions of dollars probably shouldn't.
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I recently stumbled upon an oddball mix of technologies that I've cobbled together into something so geeky that I can't help but admire it.
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With so many small sections cobbled together, "toPray" sometimes seemed on the verge of falling apart, but the dancers' unflagging energy held it together.
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They cobbled together genetic data from 12 large studies, looking for mutations in any of 874 genes that were linked to 584 severe diseases.
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Despite his early exit, the Mets cobbled together the rest of the game with a bullpen that has logged a lot of work recently.
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It's sustained by income from occasional film shoots (like Hidalgo and Crazy Horse), cobbled-together private grants, and for the most part, individual sponsorships.
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Though Harris cobbled together a band and some proper studio time for 2004's follow-up, Fuckin' A, the quality still wasn't very polished.
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There's still some hope something can be cobbled together, but also a clear acknowledgment that not much work has been done to get there.
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This is generally a great thing because it allows more people to make more games, but often people upload cobbled together, barely-functioning games.
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While working as an engineer at the Environmental Protection Agency in 1995, Mr. Breton cobbled together a prototype for a portable emissions measurement system.
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Instead, Congress has generally consolidated measures into one larger omnibus spending bill, which is frequently cobbled together behind closed doors to avert looming shutdowns.
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Most theaters have refused to comply, although Netflix has cobbled together about 19923 theaters in North America for "Roma" and nearly 600 more overseas.
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So much so, that maybe my version, cobbled together at home in Los Angeles, didn't need to be a beautiful layered cake at all.
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Qianlong, one of the greatest of the Manchu rulers of the Qing dynasty, cobbled together a vast multiethnic Chinese empire through conquests and alliances.
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"It looks like scenery we cobbled together—we either need to embrace that or clean it up and make it look monolithic," Timbers declared.
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Currently unemployed, Ms. Tejada, who had worked in a dental office, cobbled together the rent with the Family Eviction Prevention Supplement and child support.
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The cobbled-together regulatory system, with multiple agencies overseeing various types of research, has left gaps that will only widen as the technologies advance.
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Mr. Ghani and Mr. Abdullah have coexisted in a tenuous unity government that was cobbled together with American help after the disputed 2014 election.
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Mr. Zaev of the Social Democrats has cobbled together a majority through a coalition with the Democratic Union for Integration, an ethnic Albanian party.
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However, the team was able to put on a show because they cobbled together unfinished systems that were "thrown together," according to a source.
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Thanks to savings of 0.4% of GDP for the current year, cobbled together by Italy's governing coalition, a damaging confrontation seems to have been resolved.
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So those 2,000+ eensy satellites that could launch in the next five years will have options—networks both bespoke and cobbled-together, dedicated and reappropriated.
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Even with more of the cast sharing scenes, the episodes still seem cobbled together from moments caught on the fly between the actors' other projects.
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But the premise of the workshop is simple: Our minds, cobbled together over millenniums by that lazy craftsman, evolution, are riddled with bad mental habits.
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The group, a public-private partnership, five years ago cobbled together Japan Display from the ailing display units of Sony Corp, Hitachi Ltd and Toshiba.
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Put together, this is not quite a plan for full social democracy, like the one Bernie Sanders cobbled together to mixed results in the primaries.
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Funding for the programme was also patchy, cobbled together from state and federal grants, which meant that Boston lost a clinician when a grant expired.
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Election databases are attractive targets to hackers because they contain personal information that can be cobbled together with other data to help criminals steal money.
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"The Service illogically cobbled together two studies to reach its determination that the Greater Yellowstone grizzly population is sufficiently diverse at this time," Christensen wrote.
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Using a worn-out sneaker, some Lego pieces and a battery to power it all, Patel cobbled together his own Back to the Future kicks.
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As if wearing a bulky VR headset on your face didn't look awkward enough, somebody's gone and cobbled together one that can be used underwater.
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Electric Jukebox will launch with 29 million tracks cobbled together through deals with Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group, among others.
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The members of Dead to Me, One Man Army, and Swingin' Utters cobbled together an instantly enjoyable LP, thoroughly jam packed with power-pop hooks.
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WITH bearded baristas and furniture cobbled together from wooden crates, Curto Café in Rio de Janeiro is a typical outpost of Brazil's nascent hipster scene.
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More than half of that total came during the last three months of the year, when five lobbyists cobbled together $6900,192 in contributions for him.
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The 26-year-old has cobbled together back-to-back strong outings after getting shredded for 11 runs on 15 hits in the previous two.
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If no workable coalition can be cobbled together, he could leave Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in office and call for new elections later this year.
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After graduation, he cobbled together about $16,000 from friends and family to start Etilaat e Roz, which in its first incarnation largely focused on entertainment.
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But they overcame their faults and Maddon cobbled together a bullpen Thursday that helped carry the team to the N.L.C.S. for the third consecutive season.
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Each "Housewives" soundtrack is cobbled together using audio from multiple competing businesses; 15 or more companies might contribute, in some form, to a single episode.
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Working with an insurance broker, Mr. Laib said he had cobbled together a family package for the last few years for about $300 a month.
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The control room, operated 24 hours a day, had a cobbled-together look that seemed out of place with the facility's $1.4 billion price tag.
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In order to shape the redevelopment project to which the neighborhood belongs, the district cobbled together land from the greenbelt, the markets and former shantytowns.
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Seemingly cobbled together from found recordings of phone calls and therapy sessions, there's not even a narrator to tell you where you are, or when.
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But it was not enough to finish the Rays, who cobbled together a new version of a complete game and came away with a sweep.
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Otherwise, the dialogue, cobbled together by Alexander Kerlin, is a patchwork of dreary quotes from the likes of Walter Benjamin, Friedrich Nietzsche and Jacques Derrida.
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County chairs reported errors with an app, cobbled together by the party in the last two months, that was designed to report the results online.
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He cobbled together a group of ragtag musicians under the moniker Belle and Sebastian, after a French TV show about a boy and his dog.
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Currently in Mosul, a cobbled-together military coalition is making slow but steady progress to retake the Iraqi city in the face of stiffening ISIS resistance.
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Mathusla's is a box 2.5 meters square and about 5.5 meters tall, cobbled together in part from materials scrounged from a cosmic-ray experiment in Tibet.
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Cobbled together from materials including cowrie shells, Yoruba masks, horns, Japanese mosquito nets, and crocodile heads, Rina Banerjee's fantastical sculptures present a utopian vision of globalism.
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His array of cobbled-together wood shards alongside small, richly patinated bronzes offers a warm and inviting, even cozy, opportunity to contemplate pure form in silence.
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Cobbled together from her uncle's middle name and relatives on her dad's side, Frances Valentine — and Kate Valentine along with it — would represent a new start.
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It had become one with a tangle of brush and appeared to have been cobbled together using a grille cowl and hood sides from multiple vehicles.
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The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), the Muslim majority nation's biggest opposition group, is fighting Sunday's election as part of an alliance cobbled together three months ago.
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Their custom 3D printers, which make everything from medical devices to household appliances, were cobbled together from circuits and wires salvaged from dumps and recycling centers.
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Whereas the back row is somebody who if they have an education beyond high school it's been cobbled together through community colleges, through smaller state schools.
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It is the cobbled-together work of two different craftsmen—one on the brink of death and the other not even American—and it is ugly.
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Since then, he's cobbled together a serious resume of experiences, including working under Oscar-winning director Alejandro Iñárritu and scoring a role in Michael Bay's Transformers.
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There's a scene at the beginning in which Mr. Spade's character skinny-dips in a kiddie pool cobbled together in the back of a pickup truck.
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"We had to figure out how to renovate that house for the same construction budget we had cobbled together for the carriage house," Ms. Roberts said.
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That powerful rally is being driven by hopes that the US economy could soon reopen and relief over the rescue policies swiftly cobbled together by Washington.
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St. Louis has netted at least a point in its last nine road games (7-0-2) and cobbled together an 03-2-3 run overall.
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"We have already stumped up a lot money for the various funds that have been cobbled together to help weak banks," one of the sources said.
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Collins won his re-election battle by claiming 67 percent of the electorate compared with his opponent who only cobbled together just more than 32 percent.
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As a movie, it can feel alternately slow and rushed, cobbled together out of spare parts, and in need of more time of the drawing board.
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The U.S. eventually cobbled together a unity government between Ghani and Abdullah, the two leading contenders, but their partnership has been fraught with bickering and division.
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Lindsey started Lucky Dog Barkery with $200,000 that she "cobbled together" by pulling some money out of her retirement and getting a loan on her car.
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Mr. Schwarzenegger in turn hailed Governor Brown as a visionary leader and shrewd negotiator who had cobbled together bipartisan support crucial to passing the landmark deal.
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As much as the wily Luciano Spalletti has tried to revive Roma in his second stint as coach, he has a team that has been cobbled together.
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Just two months have passed since the world's top diplomats cobbled together the best plan we've ever had to start curbing emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
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It details a philosophy cobbled together from bits and pieces of self-help lit, business school puffery, Silicon Valley disruption, and new-agey commitments to radical transparency.
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Despite his near-total disinterest in running a traditional Iowa ground game, Trump cobbled together a real and genuinely impressive constituency—at least for Iowa caucuses purposes.
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We couldn't find jobs, or could only find part-time jobs, jobs without benefits, or jobs that were actually multiple side hustles cobbled together into one job.
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She cobbled together a crew of 170 volunteer moderators from around the world, few of whom had any formal training in facilitating conversations about bias and discrimination.
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A big reason why FPV drones often get cobbled together from off-the-shelf parts is because that makes it easier to fix them when they crash.
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One colleague and happy Golf GTI owner said he couldn't imagine what kind of "weird, cobbled-together plumbing" they'd have to use; he's also planning to sell.
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"Asset flipping" is a contentious term for video game fans, who often use it to refer to bad games that are cobbled together using pre-made assets.
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If it had been President Marco Rubio, I think he might have cobbled together a repeal plan for the Affordable Care Act that might've been more successful.
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When we first wrote about the company a decade ago, it was a spare website cobbled together by its founders for the low low price of $20,000.
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He did what many seasoned diplomats have done before him when their game plan is being cobbled together on the hoof: He stayed silent and headed home.
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No matter what he was doing onscreen: raving like a lunatic, reanimating a cobbled together corpse or breaking out of prison, Wilder's warmth was undeniable and inescapable.
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Good ideas are cobbled together out of other ideas, even bad ideas, and, for people to keep having new ideas, old ideas have to be set free.
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These are essentially a kind of bond cobbled together from packages of loans — known as leveraged loans — made to companies that are already pretty heavily in debt.
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He cobbled together about 50 men, 20 of them from the army, and they made their way through the poppy fields to establish outposts on the hill.
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Soon the sturdy adobes and ranch houses of Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms gave way to makeshift homes cobbled together from tumbledown cabins, shipping containers and trailers.
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" Justice Alito said he was unimpressed by Justice Breyer's "cobbled-together statistics and a feature of human nature of which the dissent has apparently taken judicial notice.
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By gathering fellow farmers in church basements and appealing to their faith, he has cobbled together a bipartisan coalition held together by love of God and creation.
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"Done in a brisk 90-minute running time, the movie feels like a bunch of scenes cobbled together," wrote Jason Guerrasio in his review for Business Insider.
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His bedroom, tidy and bright, is carved out of the living room, separated by a flimsy wall cobbled together out of cheap wardrobes, bookshelves and paper blinds.
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"Lair" explains how the intimidating-looking sets were built — parts of Darth Vader's Death Star, for example, were cobbled together from plastic panels stapled onto wood frames.
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In ditching and undoing some of "TLJ," it makes the new trilogy feel like less of a connected series and more like three separate films cobbled together.
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They cleared a swath of mosquito-infested mangroves and cobbled together what were at first rickety shacks that sank time and again in the mud and rain.
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It was a patchwork, scratch sort of a side, cobbled together with what little material Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had at hand, and it was still enough.
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Chuck E. Cheese's is defending its food after a theory that its pizzas are really the cobbled together remains of uneaten slices was "explored" by YouTuber Shane Dawson.
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His name was Philip C. Erhorn, and as the chief technician at Nuremberg, he cobbled together a sound system that relayed and recorded the voices in the courtroom.
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He cobbled together a diverse group of friends ("Black, white, Asian, mixed," he said) to attend a NYC protest following the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
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Other companies take $400,000 or more to manage your ICO, offering PR and services look to have been cobbled together in a rush yet promise millions in returns.
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In the west it faces Operation Dawn, a cobbled-together alliance of Misratan, Berber, Islamist, and other militias that back the so-called National Salvation Government in Tripoli.
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However some investors warn that Ouattara's failure to rein in the army, cobbled together from rival rebel groups and government soldiers, could threaten economic recovery and political stability.
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Like the old description of a camel—a horse made by a committee—the destination-based cash flow tax has good components but, cobbled together, misses the mark.
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Mr. Fico on Thursday cobbled together a coalition with three other parties: a center-right party, a Slovak nationalist party and a party representing the country's Hungarian minority.
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In time, bars opened, eventually more than 20, some adding crudely cobbled-together swings, slides and zip lines, entertainment to attract tubers and keep them occupied between drinks.
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If it all was some kind of act—an appealing character Colker has cobbled together to snag clients and butter me up—I didn't see the mask slip.
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He worked closely with the fashion designer Christopher Nemeth, whose cobbled-together finery — made of canvas from his own paintings or purloined mail sacks — remains a cult fascination.
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CERNOBBIO, Italy (Reuters Breakingviews) - Italy's new coalition government, cobbled together from the centre-left and quixotic 5-Star Movement, has been greeted gleefully by markets and EU allies.
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Eventually they cobbled together funding — first they made a deal with the CBC, then Europe's ITV Studios came on as distributor and, finally, Pop rounded out the budget.
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Although it's based in centuries-old practices cobbled together from various traditions, restorative justice is still seen as a radical and controversial alternative to traditional crime and punishment.
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It was cobbled together by a bipartisan group of lawmakers who'd negotiated the compromise over a hours-worth of meetings and Girl Scout cookies in Maine Republican Sen.
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The Millennium Falcon looks like some someone's cobbled together truck that they've kept running through three or four generations, and has the wear and tear associated with that.
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Laurence Kotlikoff, an economics professor at Boston University, sees Social Security as a patchwork of rules that has been cobbled together since the program was established in 1935.
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There were reports the plan had been cobbled together in a breathless 224 hours—and suspicions that the government hoped to get ahead of further bad economic news.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault cobbled together a new pairing of defensemen at practice Friday: Rick Nash and Pavel Buchnevich, two towering forwards who are battling injuries.
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Engineers from the two companies will work together in Michigan to integrate Google's tech into the vans, a big upgrade from the cobbled-together look of the current cars.
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The generation is a mishmash of microarchitectures cobbled together under a single umbrella term of "8th Generation," and the processors have slowly trickled out over the last seven months.
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The Standard Model of physics was cobbled together over the course of the past century and currently serves as the most accurate model of the physical universe ever created.
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Leaving aside the basic storytelling holes in Dead Men Tell No Tales, the whole movie is tiring because half of it is cobbled together from elements of earlier movies.
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Since her diagnosis two years ago, she's gone through one course of chemotherapy, and has cobbled together part-time work, even managing to pass the Maryland bar in July.
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Many of these have been cobbled together with felled light poles or trees, reinforced with barbed wire and wooden planks, where locals said they were keeping watch every night.
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Perhaps the key is the rickety crane, which evokes, at least for me, the Constitutional compromises cobbled together to accommodate the demands of the slave states after the Revolution.
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Since the iPhone X has hit the market, people have been trying all sorts of ways to trick the phone's Face ID feature, including this creepy, cobbled-together mask.
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The consortium that Bain Capital cobbled together last year to buy Toshiba's chipmaking unit, in a ¥2tn ($18bn) deal, involved half a dozen technology firms, including Apple and Dell.
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Historically, there has been a large US military presence in the Philippines -- even the country's ubiquitous Jeepney buses were originally cobbled together from World War II-era American jeeps.
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On a broader level, American Gods examines American identity and questions whether the country has somehow cobbled together its own unique religion, with its own relative sense of morality.
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It's a confusing game where the plot is deliberately communicated in a fractured way, and so the fans cobbled together their interpretations from the fragments that the game provided.
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The simplest designs rely on readily available materials—chipboard, corrugated metal, plastic tarp—that can be cobbled together into housing complexes, some complete with courtyards, playgrounds, and community gardens.
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About five or six years ago, I walked into a booth at CES and tried a then cobbled-together Oculus Rift development kit headset on for the first time.
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When I first heard it there was no official release, it was whatever people had cobbled together; it had some of the songs, but not all of the songs.
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The parties now represent the various interest groups they have cobbled together to justify their existence and have become part of the "establishment", whose raison d'être is self-preservation.
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That will turn all eyes will to biggest outstanding question: Can Congress fix the holes and shortcomings of the Trump administration's hastily cobbled together executive order on family separation?
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At 23 years old, she cobbled together her life's savings, along with past gifts from relatives and her parents, and bought a studio apartment in her building for $90,000.
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But Perez, an Obama administration Labor secretary who entered the race late, cobbled together a broader coalition, which some progressives saw as yet another win for the party's establishment.
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Officials with the group have told Capitol Hill Republicans and Trump administration officials they would prefer a new rule or regulations from ATF, rather than hastily cobbled together legislation.
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Not so for the man behind "Artisanal Prison Shanks", an Instagram page that posts photos of knives cobbled together by prisoners out of HB pencils, toothbrushes and sharpened wood.
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Many aspects of the early Battleborn competitive scene were cobbled together haphazardly, by a community that wanted to see how far it could push the limits of the game.
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Today, a three-bedroom apartment at 133 Mulberry Street, a condo project that appears to have been cobbled together from three tenement buildings, is for sale at $2.85 million.
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That at any rate is how we meet her in "Bella Bella," Harvey Fierstein's cobbled-together PowerPoint of a play about the firebrand New York congresswoman of the 133s.
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The Department of Education does not mandate amounts of homework, and most plans are cobbled together as part of a shared vision among a school's principal, parents and teachers.
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Rodgers cobbled together $28503,22019 in contributions from three companies — Surterra, TGS Management and PalliaTech — to the House Majority PAC, part of the $2.5 million the group spent against Sessions.
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They use the drones to pinpoint army positions and to target them, and recently recovered Islamic State documents show how the group has cobbled together its own drone program.
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His team is starting to look like a(n actual!) team after a Frankenstein year last year that had plenty of electricity, but was cobbled together with disparate parts.
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While the team's pitching rotation was cobbled together with bric-a-brac from across the baseball spectrum, just about every aspect of the Cubs' offense seemed all but preordained.
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Team Europe has been cobbled together with players from eight smaller hockey playing nations while Team North America features the best under-24 players from Canada and the United States.
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" Graham adds that what has been exposed is not even that sophisticated: "Most of this dump is child's play, simply malware/trojans cobbled together from bits found on the Internet.
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After finishing second to the centre-right Social Democrats in an inconclusive general election, he cobbled together a coalition with the far left, promising to "turn the page on austerity".
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Like Trump's list, this collection of incidents is far from comprehensive — it's something we cobbled together from the VICE News archives, reports by the Southern Poverty Law Center, and Google.
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I call J. to make sure we want to spend $75 on something most people make out of some cobbled together implements from a hardware store and he says yes.
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None of those other vehicles, however, is as dirty, dangerous and uncomfortable as the jeepney, a Frankenstein's monster of a minibus that was first cobbled together some 70 years ago.
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At this point, it is not clear whether a sufficiently broad coalition could be cobbled together to overcome the opposition to a compromise at the two ends of the spectrum.
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They rotate through topics like corruption, drug abuse, and U.S. interference, and post links to hastily cobbled-together, hyper-partisan web sites at all hours of the day and night.
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While the '00s were not a high point for fashion — teen fashion, especially — Larson seems to have cobbled together a one-of-a-kind look that blends some disparate trends.
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Thinking it might be a good idea to promote her skills, she cobbled together a website that marketed her services and documented her particular fashion style and point of view.
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Refreshments are cobbled together and sold by the Ethical Society's youth group, and the stacking chairs, fanned in a semicircle around a bare-bones playing area, are not especially comfortable.
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In June, Tesla erected a giant tent just outside the walls of the Fremont plant, where it cobbled together a new production line to hasten final assembly of the cars.
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Then, borrowing the local broadcast facilities where he had once worked, he filmed himself reading Mr. Ludden's lines and cobbled together a version of the episode with himself as host.
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While neither had been interested in e-commerce, let alone women's apparel, they had a source and a potential customer base, so they cobbled together money and set to work.
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The league now is increasingly dominated by billionaires capable of paying nine- and even 10-digit sums for teams, not the start-from-scratch entrepreneurs who cobbled together ownership groups.
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The Gophers (13-15, 173-11) cobbled together a 12-0 run to even the score at 270 with 252:25 to play, capped by a layup by Alihan Demir.
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While the H1 shared a great deal with the military-spec Humvee, the H2 was built on a platform cobbled together from the Chevy Tahoe and GM's heavy-duty pickups.
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"The Lagoon is where Venice was born," Mr. Cipriani said, describing how Italians fled Attila the Hun's hordes in the fifth century and cobbled together a city in the marshes.
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Provoked by hellish suburbs and rural moonscapes outside San Francisco, a group of outsiders cobbled together loud, angry music that was also a reaction against the hippie generation before it.
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Knowable is also hoping big-name experts and quality driven by a team cobbled together from NPR, The Washington Post, William Morris Endeavor, Masterclass and Vice will set it apart.
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Eventually, a compromise was cobbled together which called for a bicameral system, with proportional representation in the lower house and equal representation — two senators per state — in the upper house.
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However, last year's instability laid bare the dangerous divisions that still persist within an army cobbled together from rival rebel and loyalist factions at the end of a 2011 civil war.
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Critics of the proposal note that AB-375 was cobbled together in a little under seven days behind closed doors, compared to the four years it took to craft the GDPR.
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By the sounds of it, this would be a spun off mobile provider with its own network cobbled together from assets and spectrum that currently belong to T-Mobile and Sprint.
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Similarly, Senators' inboxes could be flooded with messages from constituents that were cobbled together by machine-learning programs working off stitched-together content culled from text, audio, and social media profiles.
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It's cobbled-together architectural forms resemble the hollowed out carcasses of small abandoned homes, but at this scale they look more like bird houses, suggesting their residents have all flown away.
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Their influence has been supplanted by the coalition Obama cobbled together: women, African-Americans, Latinos, and young voters, who together constitute the future of the Democratic Party at the national level.
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Referring to a friendly leaker as a spy, as if Axios Presented By Bank of America is cobbled together by the Master of Whispers, is a perfect Allen-esque self-aggrandizement.
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For the older films, when lightsabers, blasters, and ships were cobbled together with found parts and ingenuity, that meant tracking down the original items and handcrafting perfect replicas at incredible cost.
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The point is that poorly secured technology — a vast majority of it from overseas — is being cobbled together to form a massively destructive cyber weapon being aimed at the United States.
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In Colon's place, the bullpen cobbled together the next 26 outs with five relievers, led by Hansel Robles, who threw 65 pitches in a career-high three and two-thirds innings.
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Their production featured a single piano accompanist, a flimsy set and cobbled-together costumes, but to the adolescent students who starred in it, it felt like a full-fledged professional version.
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What followed was a cobbled-together life of paid and unpaid work: I nannied, I interned for free or very little, I found a steady gig as a freelance audio producer.
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They failed to get one even against a cobbled-together lineup of pitchers that the Rays were forced to deploy after they traded away their scheduled starter earlier in the day.
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At a recent ceremony, organized by volunteers at a converted factory in São Paulo, four couples that had cobbled together their weddings in less than three weeks gathered at the altar.
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VINALHAVEN, Me. — Jamie L. Thomas has spent most of his 22013 years on this remote island off the Maine coast, where he cobbled together a livelihood from an assortment of jobs.
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Shortly after joining the Biohub, DeRisi brought on a large team of designers and engineers to turn years of cobbled-together code from his lab into an industrial-strength software package.
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On short notice, the Cleveland Cavaliers cobbled together a black mask for Irving to wear in a start against the Knicks — and he proceeded to score 41 points in a loss.
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Nello Musumeci, the candidate representing a coalition of parties cobbled together by Mr. Berlusconi, won the most votes on Sunday in regional elections in Sicily, considered a bellwether for national elections.
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While Sanders cobbled together a cross-section of Democrats to win a blowout victory in Nevada last week, there are signs he is struggling to reassemble that coalition in South Carolina.
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The Cloisters is this cobbled-together suite of religious buildings, and it feels like a religious space, but it's meant to be experienced strictly aesthetically, with religious belief in the background.
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Renewed caste violence in Uttar Pradesh is threatening to jeopardize the unprecedented grand Hindu nationalist coalition, the Bharatiya Janata Party, led by Narendra Modi, cobbled together before his 2014 electoral victory.
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But last year's instability laid bare the dangerous divisions that still persist within an army cobbled together from rival rebel and loyalist factions at the end of a 2011 civil war.
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Mr. Ross cobbled together the ailing assets of LTV and Bethlehem Steel into a new company called International Steel Group, which was sold in 2004 to Mittal Steel for $4.5 billion.
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She cobbled together short leaves by combining short-term disability payments and vacation time but ultimately took only 12 weeks off with each child, eight weeks of which were partially paid.
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Their homemade tents cobbled together with bamboo and plastic sheets have been ravaged by the recent monsoon rains, and a lack of sanitation facilities means sewage is running through the camp.
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Even more unusual, no specific authors were listed on the analysis, probably because no respectable academic or researcher was willing to have their name associated with something so haphazardly cobbled together.
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Other objects are cobbled together from wood, cardboard, thread, stoneware, paper, hardware, shells, cement, fabrics, terra cotta, and hair extensions — offering an array of surfaces off of which light may bounce.
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One of its members, Rudy Jaramillo, who retired as a lieutenant in 2012, said the team had cobbled together a credible, convincing narrative from old and new evidence, including Mr. Tacheny's testimony.
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Some of that cobbled-together cash — to spray for mosquitoes, raise awareness about the virus in his community, and test and track the virus — came from the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
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Many of these objects — teapot spouts, clothes, shoes — resemble discarded fragments and there is hope in the way they are cobbled together, even if that's part of the beautiful illusion of wholeness.
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The Gophers cobbled together an 22014-21973 run early in the game, capped by a Mason jumper that extended Minnesota's lead to 14-8 with 12:38 left in the first half.
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"Ghost in the Shell" makes some deliberate, gruesome references to "Frankenstein", and the film itself is a kind of Frankenstein's Monster: an entity that has been cobbled together from bits and pieces.
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I have solved dozens of these little UI hassles on Mac and Windows PCs with little tools and scripts — all of which I've cobbled together with Googling, not with actual programming skill.
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He soon discovered that a majority of the e-bikes sold in the US are just cobbled together from a variety of off-the-shelf Chinese-made parts found in a catalog.
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Twitter's own help pages aren't that useful for understanding how to get off of a list, according to users, who said they've cobbled together solutions from the internet or followed friends' advice.
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I won't say there's great chemistry between them—in fact it very much sounds like this was cobbled together over email— but they end up being nice counterpoints to each other here.
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Just like your tutor might discover dodgy references in that late-night essay hastily cobbled together, Motherboard has found that a chunk of profiles in the database use Wikipedia as a source.
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"That's the downbeat consensus investors have cobbled together over the last few days after hearing from all the big banks and no one's bothering to dispute it," the "Mad Money" host said.
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These three editions are also continuing to do well against an increasingly crowded field of cobbled-together self-published editions—including one by special counsel target and nonsensical plot point Carter Page.
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Beatrice has a marriage to a kind and handsome man and a political life as a dry activist, though both are shams, pieces of an identity cobbled together to conceal her brokenness.
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Congress cobbled together a tentative bi-partisan border security deal on Monday to avert another government shutdown, but the White House indicated that Trump has not yet decided whether to support it.
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The accusations are cobbled together, in part, from false media reports alleging a secret meeting in Aleppo, Syria, between me and Ali Akbar Salehi, who at that time was Iran's foreign minister.
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More recently, it cobbled together a new "province" in the Democratic Republic of Congo by recruiting members of the Allied Democratic Forces rebel group, which received cash transfers from an ISIS financier.
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There, a Socialist leader whose party controls fewer than a quarter of the seats in the lower house of parliament cobbled together enough allies to oust the conservative government of Mariano Rajoy.
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The Big 12 was already a Frankenstein's monster, cobbled together in the mid-1990s as an arranged marriage of the fragile Big Eight and four Texas teams from the disintegrating Southwest Conference.
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You might expect such a book — and its corresponding audiobook, read by O'Brien himself — cobbled together from scraps of pride and dread, to be something of a mess: scattershot, sentimental, even sappy.
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The truth may be dependent upon the viewer's perspective, but at the festival, where several of the novel's characters meet, something approaching a usable, shared version of reality will be cobbled together.
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The kind of face that looks like it was cobbled together from darkness and mischief, cratering under-eye circles, and the wispy, nightmarish drawings of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
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Jojo Rabbit's big revelation is that the Nazi ideology of ethnic superiority was cobbled together on a wobbly ground of rank hypocrisy and, even more broadly, that love is preferable to hate.
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It's a cobbled-together solution that Democrats hope puts all of this back-and-forth behind them -- even while acknowledging that they lost a week of messaging to this intra-party squabble.
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With its bulging hood fashioned to look like it could barely contain the massive machinery underneath, the Viper looked like it had been cobbled together by power-crazed madmen in a garage.
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Rather than a security team reinforced by the country's largest police departments as it hoped, the city has cobbled together 3,000 officers, mostly from state agencies, who will use borrowed and rented equipment.
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Passera, a former industry minister and one-time head of Intesa Sanpaolo, had cobbled together an alternative capital-boosting plan to one presented earlier this month by Monte dei Paschi CEO Marco Morelli.
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Bennett notes that the app was cobbled together in "20 minutes," and is meant to serve more as a proof of concept in its current stage, but it does more or less work.
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Instead, he cobbled together support here from an assortment of relatively upscale and pragmatic groups, including people with college degrees and voters who said they were dissatisfied but not angry with the government.
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But the reports contradict themselves in ways that suggest the social media evidence was cobbled together only after the raid not six days before, as the agents and prosecutors attested in court records.
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But the reports contradict themselves in ways that suggest the social media evidence was cobbled together only after the raid – not six days before, as the agents and prosecutors attested in court records.
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"These two bills were cobbled together for political expediency at the end of the legislative session," Martin Black, representing five Democratic lawmakers who sued to overturn the law, told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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You could think of it as a little bit like YouTube playlists, but cobbled together from real-time short-form submissions that might be too brief to make an impact on their own.
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So that record was an experiment in how ugly the cobbled together sounds could be, at what point does it make it more emotionally powerful, and at what point is it too ugly?
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You might have been led to believe that millennials, for example, were major participants in the booming "gig economy," in which multiple relationships with independent contractors are cobbled together to form a career.
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But many of them, the ones most often referred to as dad shoes, really look more like Frankenstein monsters of the foot, cobbled together from references and peer pressure, unwieldy and aggressively clumpy.
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The increase in the S&P 500 futures the previous day, still down more than 10% so far this week, came as policymakers cobbled together packages to counter the impact of the virus.
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On Monday, the F.H.F.A. took additional steps to help renters living in large apartment complexes and provided a boost to mutual funds and hedge funds that invest in securities cobbled together from mortgages.
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It took her four grueling years to gather the funding for Centrolina, cobbled together from a mix of small investors, colleagues and customers whom she talked into the deal, one at a time.
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What was truly great about Hubot, the cobbled-together, inscrutable, mostly useless chat automaton, was the suggestion it made, through each absurd routine: that online, it's necessary that we build spaces for ourselves.
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Mr. Gottheimer is a centrist and a prolific fund-raiser who has cobbled together a base of support among moderate Republicans and independent voters that has made his re-election this November likely.
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Pierson moved to Athens and, with a relative's help, cobbled together a down payment so he could purchase The Yellow House, a 15-year-old, 1,000-square-foot, two-bedroom cottage, for $53,000.
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By the time my second child was a toddler, my anxiety about being outed as a Christmas amateur had subsided slightly; little kids are rigid traditionalists, and mine loved our cobbled-together rituals.
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He would have cobbled together a long career as a witty, well-meaning rapper, playing shows at colleges and festivals in front of committed fans who related to him and his thematic concerns.
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The deal could turn out to be as unique as the collection of space transportation, electric automobile, high-speed transportation and solar power generation projects Musk has cobbled together in his business empire.
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In 2014, he traveled to North Korea as a member of the team that Dennis Rodman, the former Chicago Bulls forward, cobbled together at the invitation of Kim Jong-un, the country's leader.
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It's an odd blend of a kind of racial purity ideology promulgated by the Japanese empire, pre-modern Korean monarchism, and Marxism — cobbled together to justify the Kim family's control and extreme policies.
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From rescued negatives, Mr. Zulawski cobbled together a new version, with a running time of more than two and a half hours, in the late 1980s when the political situation in Poland had changed.
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We've cobbled together an interim solution where even like running the infrastructure of the network and like the administrative part of the network for Dish until Dish is up and running in seven years.
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As a functional object almost identical to its real-life inspiration, the thimble was especially important for establishing Monopoly's implied frame story: an ad hoc competition cobbled together from loose trinkets and sidewalk chalk.
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A terrible new logo that looks like it was cobbled together by a l337 13-year old hacker in an age when Spice Girls still topped the charts isn't going to fix that damage.
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I quickly cobbled together something that worked perfectly on my computer — blow on the microphone to make the candle flame pixels disappear — but when I loaded it onto the Pixel Kit, it wasn't interactive.
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The piece lays out how the cobbled-together StarCraft engine generated such classic gameplay because of its awkward compromises between a flat 2D engine and the forced isometric perspective it presents to the player.
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Wolfe uses a huge lexicon of historical words, as well as cobbled-together Latin and Greek, to create a context for Severian that is both thrilling and new as well as ancient and resonant.
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Hence the hodge podge of greenhouses and polytunnels that dot the land, often cobbled together from reclaimed materials and designed to make the most of a grass incline, woodland shelter or power-generating stream.
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"That's the downbeat consensus investors have cobbled together over the last few days after hearing from all the big banks and no one's bothering to dispute it," the "Mad Money " host said on Wednesday.
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Tuesday's lift in the S&P 20.5919 came as policymakers around the world cobbled together packages to counter the severe restrictions on various economy-boosting activities aiming at slowing the spread of the virus.
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Cyborg isn't as buoyant a presence, which makes sense for a character who's been partly cobbled together from scraps and a sob story that Mr. Fisher puts across with bowed head and palpable heaviness.
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The Department of Energy is a strange beast, cobbled together from existing agencies in 22010 at a time when oil crises were raging and calls for a national energy policy were in the air.
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The Pit Crew wheeled in a 99-cent store's worth of pool noodles, dish sponges and assorted capitalist effluvia, from which the queens cobbled together an impressive array of looks and hit the runway.
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The anti-junta alliance led by Pheu Thai, a party linked to self-exiled former leader Thaksin Shinawatra, may well have cobbled together "at least 255 seats" in the 500-strong House of Representatives.
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Barlow, 74, is a British artist renowned for her often-soaring sculptures cobbled together from industrial refuse, as though an ordinary urban street had suddenly come alive and risen up into a sentient colossus.
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So when lawmakers determine that such a proceeding is warranted, they are forced to rely on their own cobbled-together rule book, with the trust of the American people in their government at stake.
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Ben-Naftali's novel recounts the results of the student's investigation: a portrait of a mysterious woman cobbled together from the scant traces she left behind — a poignant memorial to someone whom no one remembers.
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Cost: $11.99 per six-pack Curious Elixirs No. 1 Back story: Given the seemingly unending trendiness of the negroni, it was only a matter of time before someone cobbled together a convincing nonalcoholic alternative.
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The Department of Energy is a strange beast, cobbled together from existing agencies in 1977 at a time when oil crises were raging and calls for a national energy policy were in the air.
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But even when it has been able to act, its typical policies are bizarre concoctions cobbled together to attract disparate legislators with clashing interests into coalitions -- not to provide effective solutions to the nation's problems.
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The U.S. and Russia have cobbled together a partial truce for Syria, to go into effect this week, but many questions remain about the Kremlin's goals for the Middle East, Ukraine and the European Union.
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Staake tells viewers his editing secrets (he cobbled together a scene after cops shut it down, he changed the color of a woman's bikini in post-production), and his ideas that never came to fruition.
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And unlike EV performance cars like the NIO EP9 or the upcoming second-generation Tesla Roadster, which are purpose-built, the Camaro concept appears to be a beautiful, cobbled-together Frankenstein's monster of a car.
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Most polymaths pride themselves on their seamless transition from one art to another, but Black Dice have always prided themselves in the fact that they've always kept a little slime in their cobbled together transmogrifier.
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"The Commission's decision to break with the FTC's proven privacy framework in favor of a cobbled-together approach that abandons principles of fair competition is profoundly disappointing," NCTA said in a statement after the vote.
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Whitney set out to change all that, working out of a crazy warren of studios and salons cobbled together a century ago from abutting townhouses and carriage houses on West Eighth Street in Greenwich Village.
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In the seventh, with the score tightened to 7-5, the Mets cobbled together two hits and a walk, then watched Philadelphia catcher Cameron Rupp make an errant throw off a bunt by Juan Lagares.
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In the heart of Trump country, the moderate Edwards cobbled together enough cross-party support with his focus on bipartisan, state-specific issues to defeat Republican businessman Eddie Rispone, getting about 51% of the vote.
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WASHINGTON — As Democrats cobbled together a sweeping overhaul of the nation's immigration law three years ago, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York was clear about one thing: His party could not suffer a single defection.
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Kevin Kelly, a co-founder of Wired and one of the editors of The Whole Earth Catalog, thought that the magazine's ethos of sharing products and communications, even its cobbled-together design, prefigured the blog.
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Britain has chartered flights through the next several weeks in a cobbled-together effort to help the estimated 21841,21855 people around the world affected by the collapse of Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel company.
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After Ms. Lanksy and her neighbors cobbled together their fund-raising cookbook, its publication was subsidized by the Childbirth Education Association and publicized in The Star and The Tribune (the newspapers later merged) in Minneapolis.
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They'd made some improvements, including a cobbled-together loft, above the studios, which connected the town house to two carriage houses behind it, and which the artist, whose name was Anne, still shared with William.
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Alice has a lobio recipe in her book, and the internet has plenty of variations, so I cobbled together a recipe that, while not necessarily authentic, somewhat represented the deeply comforting beauty of the dish.
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Seemingly cobbled together from scraps of whitewashed and pencil-marked lumber, unfinished luan plywood, hardware and paint, the wall sculptures at Soloway reprise the ordinary materials and casual-yet-calibrated construction of the earlier work.
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The track, cobbled together on a borrowed copy of Reason, the music-production software, in a bedroom of his mother's Jacksonville home, earned him the equivalent of a month of work as a fledgling graphic designer.
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Obviously one movie can't fit all the many, many decades of comic books into one succinct story, but what the film does include is basically all the best parts cobbled together with some new, modern updates.
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It shares a great deal of its aesthetics with STALKER: Both are beautifully dreary games full of world-weary survivalists doing battle against the paranormal using cobbled-together equipment, amidst the remains of the Soviet empire.
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He cobbled together a bipartisan coalition to pass the First Step Act and used his bully pulpit to push past a reluctant Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who had pronounced the legislation "divisive" just weeks before.
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In a last-minute update the company cobbled together in two days, you can even use the Vive or Oculus Rift's hand controllers to fly, soaring through the towering space and zipping up to floating platforms.
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In YouTuber Maestro Ziikos's new parody video, Donald Trump "covers" the single—or at least Ziikos makes it look like he does, using cobbled together footage from the president's many, many, many rallies and press conferences.
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Photographs of a Long Island house in East Hampton that Chareau designed attest to his ingenuity on a shoestring budget; it is cobbled together from a Quonset hut and a wall of windows from a greenhouse.
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According to The New York Times, the speech was cobbled together at the last minute at the urging of the president's daughter Ivanka, her husband, Jared Kushner, and the recently returned White House adviser Hope Hicks.
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This was an unserious summit, cobbled together in haste by an unserious man, and summed up by the video fantasy of a glorious shared future, shown by the Trump administration in Singapore just after the meeting.
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" He and his collaborators "have cobbled together a high-speed, low-energy intergalactic heist movie, an opportunity to spend too much time with people you don't care about and too little time with people you do.
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From events once cobbled together on shoestring budgets and hidden in back rooms, alternative commencements like the one held at Harvard have become more mainstream, more openly embraced by universities and more common than ever before.
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The attack is more complicated because "the experts tell us that this code was cobbled together from many places and sources," according to an administration official who insisted on anonymity to discuss the government's cybersecurity plans.
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Journalist Moisés Sánchez Cerezo was kidnapped and murdered in Veracruz, Mexico, a little over three years ago, for the reporting what he did in La Union, a tiny newspaper that he painstakingly cobbled together by hand.
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The physical infrastructure that makes up the modern grid amounts to a cobbled-together collection of different parts from different eras, and bears with it all the brittleness you'd expect from a heavily interdependent, aging system.
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But the lower chamber cobbled together the votes, and the bill passed 240 to 186: 0003 Republicans and 73 Democrats voted to reopen the government at about 5:30 am, ending the second government shutdown of 25.
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I worked hard at plausibility; I created fictional coworkers cobbled together from my teachers and classmates and did internet research and consulted my brother's Dilbert books about what it would be like to work in an office.
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Aeva, a secretive Silicon Valley startup co-founded by two former Apple engineers, has unveiled its first product: a box it says can replace the cobbled-together sensor units that sit on top of self-driving cars.
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The Brookings Institution has calculated that since Amtrak was cobbled together in 1970, out of track bought from a range of troubled rail companies, the company as a whole has been losing millions of dollars a year.
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A scene where she awkwardly, painfully tries to relate to her sister Karen through puppets and cobbled-together action figures brings across just how much of a struggle Barbara finds in her efforts to relate to people.
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Maciej Ceglowski, who runs a grassroots organization called Tech Solidarity that aims to connect tech workers with their communities, cobbled together the Great Slate after meeting Jess King, a candidate running for office in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
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When Republicans cobbled together more power after the 2010 midterms, they threatened government shutdowns and took the country to within hours of an artificial solvency crisis that would've caused a national if not a worldwide economic crisis.
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While Sweden, gold medal winners at the 2006 Turin Olympics and silver medalists in Sochi, boasts a quality hockey pedigree, they are matched against a gimmicky squad of smaller hockey playing nations cobbled together for this tournament.
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Documents later released by Exxon Mobil indicates that the reports generated by Columbia University and InsideClimate News were cobbled together by taking cherry-picked statements out of context to create a narrative that was simply not true.
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After that, even while "leading from behind" and "pivoting" under the Democratic leadership of Barack Obama, the U.S. intervened in Libya and cobbled together a "coalition to counter" the self-styled Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Merkel welcomed compromise in the dispute, which has threatened to destabilize a coalition cobbled together just three months ago, and said her Christian Democrat (CDU) party would decide how to proceed after the two-week deadline elapsed.
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Our brains aren't Turing machines so much as a slop of systems cobbled together by eons of genetic mutation, systems geared to notice and respond to perceived changes in our environment—change, by its nature, being dangerous.
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Video games hit their 60th birthday in October, if you start counting (as many do) with Tennis for Two, a rudimentary Pong ancestor cobbled together by the physicist William A. Higinbotham at Long Island's Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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Standard Norwegian was once too similar to Danish for some Norwegians; hence the creation of "new Norwegian" (nynorsk), cobbled together from dialects and avoiding Danish echoes, which today is co-official alongside the older Dano-Norwegian (bokmal).
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But fearful that might touch some of those struggling quarter-millionaires, Whitehouse and the administration cobbled together the Paying a Fair Share Act, which looked more like a second layer of the dauntingly complex alternative minimum tax.
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"If anything can come of this process now, what it will be is a cobbled together, least bad option rather than the best option for the country," Sturgeon told BBC television, ahead of a meeting with May.
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After a cardboard mock-up of the table was cobbled together for a test run to ensure the real thing could be maneuvered around the staircase's tight turns, 16 movers carried it up 10 flights of stairs.
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Instead, the community there has been cobbled together by a different code of convictions, pulled in by social justice efforts, activism against climate change, meal programs for the homeless and a task force to help refugee families.
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She cobbled together 14 weeks of paid parental leave between disability benefits, personal time off from her job at a museum and New York state family leave, and her paychecks don't roll in on a set schedule.
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The Red Bulls (5-1-6) surrendered two goals in the first 10 minutes Sunday, cobbled together only three shots on goal in response and lost at home for the first time in more than a year.
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Clients can choose the best of all services, rather than having to get all three from one of the big cloud-based vendors, which have typically cobbled together their offerings by buying up different startups, Zhu said.
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But when still higher waters were threatening the town in 2011, residents and the United States Army Corps of Engineers topped off the levee with a cobbled-together emergency addition: eight or nine more feet of protection.
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At the very least, though, the Mods will make it possible for customers to stop shooting with cobbled-together solutions, while helping the company capture a small slice of the accessory market it was actually missing out on.
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Ouattara, 75, secured a second term in a landslide victory in 2015, but has struggled to heal deep divisions that have made the country's own military, cobbled together from rival rebel and loyalist factions, its greatest security threat.
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After the second, when the Twins cobbled together two hits and a groundout for a run, Tanaka did not allow another runner into scoring position until Eduardo Nunez and Joe Mauer singled back to back in the eighth.
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These failures sprang from cobbled-together strategies based on comforting illusions that have repeatedly proven not to be true, with objectives shaped not by the constraints of reality but the indulgent selection from an a la carte menu.
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"Nothing has changed with the release of this complaint, which is nothing more than a collection of thirdhand accounts of events and cobbled-together press clippings — all of which shows nothing improper," the press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.
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After winning the One Ton North American Championships with Ganbare, Peterson cobbled together a plan to take the boat to the 19313 One Ton World Championships in Genoa, Italy, the premier international offshore sailing competition of the time.
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Speaking in Cairo last week, Mr. Kobler acknowledged that the United Nations peace deal had been cobbled together hastily under Western pressure, and that it suffered from a "legitimacy problem" because it was signed without agreement from all sides.
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Then, in 203, three weeks before the kickoff of Super Bowl 50, the NFL suddenly released its own version of the game, which it had cobbled together from extant film reels and audio taken from an NBC radio broadcast.
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A symmetrical, robe-like shape cobbled together from shards of color and oddments of graphical information, its most distinctive feature is a snaking passage of shadowy monoprinted blotches that alludes to eyes, lips, remote mountain ranges and otherworldly vistas.
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"I don't think the BOJ's presence in the (ETF) market is too big," Kuroda said, adding that new ETFs can be cobbled together "as much as possible" with listed stocks in the Tokyo Stock Exchange's 500-trillion-yen market.
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Similarly, some pitchers have cobbled together respectable seasons as position players once they stopped pitching: for example, Rick Ankiel reinvented himself as a credible slugger seven years after he lost the ability to throw the ball towards home plate.
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Reuben Brewer thinks his creation can help dramatically reduce those numbers, and while the first versions were cobbled together in his garage, he's now developing his police robot for SRI International in the company's Applied Technologies and Science Department.
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The film as a whole is a bit like his Frankenstein's monster-ish creations, in that it is cobbled together from parts of other books and films, but never quite becomes a living, breathing entity in its own right.
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The Department of Homeland Security consistently scores very badly on employee morale surveys, and the department has been plagued by management and organizational problems since its creation in 2002 (which is unsurprising given how hastily it was cobbled together).
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He spent a total of 28 days in the state and almost no money; his campaign effort there had increasingly taken on the look of a Potemkin effort, cobbled together to try to reassure journalists that he was serious.
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Before a tendency we had toward experimentation led to bodies cobbled together with wet imaginary meanderings and fog, ideas people had about themselves exerted onto flesh quickly became indoctrinary tools for politicians interested in subservient terms and new economies.
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Drawing on traditional texts as well as secular literature, mental health approaches and borrowings from other faiths, they cobbled together what they called healing services, which included songs, psalms, chants, ritual baths in a mikvah and periods of meditation.
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To see what we mean, just look yourself up on the website MyLife and marvel at how much information has been cobbled together from different moments in your life for anyone to see at the click of a button.
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"They have cobbled together this sort of old media infrastructure but have been so aggressive in their concentration and consolidation that it actually gives them a huge reach," said Craig Aaron, president of Free Press, a consumer advocacy group.
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Described alternately as a "ruin of Tiki Chinese roadside funk" and a "cobbled-together fantasy shack" on a 2001 episode of Visiting…with Huell Howser, the round building's likeness to a panorama rotunda attracted Velas, then 24 years old.
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Production money was cobbled together from overseas distributors, and in 1991 "Baywatch" was sold into first-run syndication: a kind of ad hoc programming deal dividing broadcast rights among multiple stations rather than allocating them to a single network.
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The documents — in Arabic and English — offer a rare window into how the Islamic State has cobbled together a rapidly advancing armed drone program that increasingly threatens allied troops fighting the militant group, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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In the spring of 2016, Pamela Glazer, a Southampton-based architect, cut out half of a tall attic to create a roof deck as part of the $525,000 renovation of two 1960s prefab homes cobbled together in Hither Hills.
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Otherworldly I can't stop noticing narration lately, partly because I keep reading books in which the narrators demand attention: unreliable narrators, narratives cobbled together into a document, second-person narration that leaps off the page to address me directly.
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The rest have mostly been cobbled together through a combination of bureaucratic directives, international agreements, and court battles, meaning that in many cases, Obama's legacy could be quickly erased by whoever takes control of the executive branch next year.
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The whole "create your legend" thing, in a game where most of the time I was collecting "kill 12 monsters with headshots" quests from a chatty robot and whose fiction seemed mostly cobbled-together from an Epic Fantasy Name Generator.
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While many of his contemporaries produced some of their finest work in the 1970s and after, fans of the "voodoo child" had to make do with a series of posthumous releases, cobbled together from a slew of unfinished projects and outtakes.
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Simove has cobbled together a reputation for publicity stunts, including changing his name to "God," designing the "Control-A-Woman" remote, and publishing a "Fifty Shades of Gray" book comprised of 50 pages that were just different shades of gray.
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The bill that failed Thursday was part of a process in Sacramento of clarifying the law passed last year, which was hastily cobbled together as an alternative to a more stringent ballot initiative backed by real estate developer Alastair Mactaggart.
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For less than the price of a new PS25 or Xbox One, the company's cobbled together its own console of sorts — a Chromecast Ultra to plug into your TV and a limited-edition dark blue version of Stadia's surprisingly cool controller.
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In their various hacks, the group leaked what it claimed was compromised login credentials and other personal information, but the data from the City of Augusta and Georgia Southern University could also have been cobbled together from publicly accessible records.
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The film scarcely counts as an adaptation of Stephen King's epic fantasy series: The script feels like it was cobbled together from the memory of someone who read the books years ago and then recounted his wonky fever dream about them.
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Sturgeon, who heads Scotland's devolved government and its biggest party, said May would bring back a "cobbled-together" Brexit deal that her lawmakers would not be able to support when it is put to a vote in the British parliament.
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Theoretically, the organic and electronic elements would click into a striking musical contraption, a hissing, chirping metal machine cobbled together from moving parts, spinning reassuringly around the coffee table; indeed, "Matilda" and "Fitzpleasure" from their first album exemplify this ideal.
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They noted that he lived up to his reputation as a great Senate strategist when he cobbled together 49 of 52 Republican votes for the repeal bill this summer, a feat one described as "remarkable" even though it failed. Sen.
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Cobbled together with players from eight countries and coached by a Southampton FC executive, Team Europe has been the surprise package of the World Cup, posting a 2-1 record in preliminary round play to advance to the semi-finals.
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Beginning in 1969, Dr. Herman cobbled together funding from the National Science Foundation, the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology, the University of Hawaii and the Navy to convert a former tourist shark attraction into his Kewalo Basin Marine Mammal Laboratory.
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The team cobbled together a system in which the customer would go to the retailer's website, place an order for in-store pickup and then go to Shipt's platform to place an order for a shopper to pick up the product.
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I'm sitting 52 stories above the glittering, Seussian skyscrapers of Bangkok in one of the fanciest five-star hotels in town, but the food in front of me is coming out of an open kitchen that was cobbled together for $60.
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It was cobbled together in hours, sources tell Axios, by White House lawyers huddled around desktop screens after he couldn't take the TV coverage, tweeted that he was going to fix it, then ordered his aides to get it done.
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The package, which has been quickly cobbled together over the past few days, is expected to be far larger than the White House's initial proposal: $1.25 billion in new funds, paired with a transfer of existing funds from other health programs.
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Thanks to letters and telegrams that he sent back home to his sister Lottie during that time, Beth and Ruth have cobbled together a fairly detailed narrative of the remarkable efforts of Sergeant Simons to make good on his pledge.
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"Trending" is given the imprimatur of authority — videos or topics handed down from on high, scientifically determined to have trended — when really it's a cobbled-together list of content being obsessively shared or tweeted about by people who love Justin Bieber.
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"The problem is when people buy a car, they think 'Oh, I'm buying a Toyota,' but what they're really buying is parts from 100 different suppliers all cobbled together," said Nidhi Kalra, a senior information scientist at the RAND Corporation.
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People who had lived in the warehouse or visited described a place rife with fire hazards — a boarded-up upstairs exit, a cobbled-together stairway made partly of wooden pallets, propane tanks used to heat water, and piles of flammable debris.
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And when he was 15, he assembled the timepiece he wears every day: a large wristwatch cobbled together from parts found on eBay, including an ETA/Unitas 6497 movement, with a stingray strap that he also found online for about $50.
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By Saturday morning, it appeared that the remains of the Alliance of Hope, which Mr. Mahathir had cobbled together out of disparate political forces — including Malay nationalists, Chinese reformists and liberal Islamists — had coalesced around the nonagenarian ruler yet again.
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So, for example, I have a little script that I cobbled together after a day of Googling that makes it easier for me to format the links in this newsletter by automatically changing the web page I store them on, Pinboard.in.
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Following the job cuts, which were first reported by the Sacramento Bee and described as an an "epidemic" of layoffs, Steinmetz cobbled together an informal coalition of more than a dozen leading companies and business associations to lobby the state.
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MIXED BAG: The Washington Post reports: The Congress that voters cobbled together Tuesday is a mixed bag on the diversity front: Women held more or less even in their representation (about 20 percent of Congress), which is not a representative ratio.
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A 2012 post from the Center for American Progress Action Fund, the political activity arm of the Democratic Party's favorite think tank, is a revealing look into the Obama-era mind-set that led to this cobbled-together compromise law.
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Gerstle worries that our cobbled-together way of doing business may not prove sustainable in the 21st century, when Congress seems incapable of keeping the government operating day to day, much less tackling major issues such as climate change and economic inequality.
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The leaders agreed that the European Stability Mechanism, a bail-out fund cobbled together in 2012, in the heat of the euro crisis, can be deployed as a "backstop" to add to the firepower of the existing euro-zone bank-resolution fund.
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Japan's ETF market is just 15.8 trillion yen, of which the BOJ already holds about half, but ETFs can be easily cobbled together by brokerages, so there is scope for plenty more, given Japan's TOPIX stock market weighs in at 500 trillion yen.
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"So, would it be OK to enlist your help in a sort of quickly cobbled-together "army" of grassroots foot soldiers, wherein you could pitch in where you live (and on [social] media) to let people know about my movie?" he wrote.
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The researchers retrieved pig heads severed at the neck from a food processing facility, surgically removed the brains and connected some of the arteries to a device they dubbed BrainEx, a contraption cobbled together from commercially available parts made by 15 different companies.
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He'd cobbled together most of his savings and gifts from relatives, a stack of 1503,000 rupees (about $4,400) in cash, and had a list of vendors to pay in the weeks before exchanging garlands of flowers with his bride in a Dec.
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According to the researchers, these fictional memories are probably cobbled together from scraps of early experience—such as a particular feeling toward a family member, a favorite toy, and so on—and are combined with knowledge about their childhood that is learned later.
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Day 283: "Down Here" – Hot Boys, Let 'Em Burn, 2003 Let 'Em Burn, the Hot Boys album that Mannie Fresh and Birdman cobbled together in 2003 to fulfill Cash Money's contractual obligation with Universal, does not get much attention, for understandable reasons.
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He lost his clubs en route and, following an 0630 helicopter ride from Glasgow Airport to the east coast of Scotland, a new set of clubs from three different manufacturers had to be hastily cobbled together for the start of his first round.
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Cobbled together in Syria by militant groups fighting to overthrow the autocratic regime of Bashar al-Assad, they use an explosive charge at the bottom of a pipe to hurl a propane cylinder crammed with 40kg or more of explosives and shrapnel.
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More likely is that Germany could face a new round of elections – an unpopular prospect in a country that held its last national elections in September, and was left with a caretaker government until a coalition government could be cobbled together in March.
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Billed as a tribute to humanity's fascination with flying, the work draws on images and texts spanning some 3,000 years, and that's about how long it felt, thanks to the flat-footed and dispiriting way in which it was all cobbled together.
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After a largely forgettable spring, Spieth was handed the Golf Writers Association of America's top-player award on Wednesday night, where highlights from his seven-win 217 season were replayed, serving as a reminder of what a scintillating season he'd cobbled together.
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But former speechwriters said traditional State of the Union speeches were a poor fit for Mr. Trump because they tended to be long lists of policy proposals, cobbled together over months in a process that involves agency employees across the federal government.
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"There is a path to a positive outcome, which I define as a bipartisan omnibus," said Representative Nita M. Lowey of New York, the highest-ranking Democrat on the House appropriations committee, referring to a collection of appropriations bills cobbled together as one.
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There's no doubt that automation will prove a disruptive force, but it's important to bear in mind that forecasts and reports like this are cobbled together in the primary interest of ensuring that it's not disruptive to the ones profiting off of the automating.
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In August of this year, I wrote: Trumpism was made out of whole cloth, by his supporters and by his detractors, cobbled together from an amalgamation of The Art of the Deal and divinations of Trump's innermost thoughts based on his staffing decisions and tweets.
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Aeva's pitch, however, is that its sensors are better than the ones you can get from competitors, and that self-driving systems today that are cobbled together using third-party hardware and custom software would operate more efficiently and safely using the company's box.
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Instead, the Conservatives lost 12 seats, and with them their crucial majority in the House of Commons, which is the prerequisite to forming a government in the UK. The Conservatives cobbled together a government anyway, even as Labour supporters partied in the streets last night.
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In an effort to build support, she's promising to overhaul both the rules of the caucus and those governing the full House — proposals being cobbled together by incoming Rules Chairman Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), who's been fielding ideas from rank-and-file members for months.
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It remains unclear whether a coalition can be cobbled together to pass a bill that pleases both moderates and conservatives, but if so, it will mark the first time the new administration presides over anything that impacts the most pressing national issues — spending and debt.
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This patchwork team, cobbled together from eight small hockey-playing countries but given little chance to win, got great goaltending from Jaroslav Halak and an overtime goal from Tomas Tatar to defeat Sweden, 3-2, in sudden-death overtime Sunday at Air Canada Centre.
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President Trump cobbled together an electoral coalition premised on supplementing the conservative base (much of which voted for him in November) by an appeal to the "radical middle" — supportive of entitlements, eager for changes in trade and immigration policies, and desperate for economic growth.
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"The global impact of this stuff is that once you start it, you can't stop it," said Arthur Laffer, a supply-side evangelist who advised Ronald Reagan and was among a core group of economists who cobbled together Mr. Trump's own tax-slashing program.
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The agreement, cobbled together quickly with only a few rounds of negotiations under Trump's threat of withdrawal, will include a side-letter that requires South Korea to provide increased transparency of its foreign exchange interventions, with commitments to avoid won devaluations for competitive purposes.
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The primary inhabitants are a series of life-size customers, cobbled together from plaster, newsprint, cardboard, wood, gouache, wax, and other materials, who occupy old-fashioned diner booths and tables, plus a cashier standing guard over a case of sculpted donuts, cakes, and pies.
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The image that comes up for many of us, often cobbled together from watching The Dude in the movie "The Big Lebowski" or the misadventures of Harold and Kumar, is of the laid-back stoner who dreamily takes yet another hit on the bong.
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She said that she and her husband have seen a variety of apartments in the complex as well, from modest one-bedrooms last decorated when their occupants moved in right after World War II, to a sprawling five-bedroom duplex cobbled together from two units.
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It also appears to reward Israel for having created facts on the ground: The would-be Palestinian capital, for example, would be cobbled together from East Jerusalem neighborhoods that Israel cut off from the rest of the city when it built its security barrier.
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WASHINGTON — Over the past week, as Senate Republicans feverishly cobbled together their doomed health care bill, Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, made several quiet visits to the private "hideaway" office of John McCain, Republican of Arizona, near the Senate chamber on the Capitol's first floor.
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" In a statement Thursday, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said, "Nothing has changed with the release of this complaint, which is nothing more than a collection of third-hand accounts of events and cobbled-together press clippings—all of which shows nothing improper.
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The Verizon-owned division — an amalgamation of digital media assets cobbled together from acquisitions of AOL and Yahoo over the past three years — has built a group of outside companies that have agreed to pool together data that can be used for ad targeting.
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The hackers have cobbled together those databases into a gargantuan, unprecedented collection of unique usernames and associated passwords, and is freely distributing them on hacker forums and torrents, throwing out the private data of a significant fraction of humanity like last year's phone book.
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But in some ways the movie — a sci-fi flick with a terrific cast, a terrible script that's cobbled together from borrowed fragments of better films, and some clumsily shoehorned-in connections to existing intellectual property — couldn't have been a more natural fit for the company's oeuvre.
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The problem is the hastily-cobbled-together system of facilities Customs and Border Protection has thrown together in the last several months, as the unprecedented number of families and children coming into the US without papers has overwhelmed a system designed to swiftly deport single adults.
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In the Prose Edda, a volume of Norse mythology cobbled together out of the Icelandic oral tradition by Snorri Sturluson in the 13th century, Baldur's death immediately precedes Ragnarok, an event that upends much of the world and causes the destruction of many of the gods.
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Often, members of the esports community, especially those who have witnessed its dramatic evolution from the early days of cobbled together LAN events, place the blame for player exploitation and lack of unionization on the shoulders of megalithic corporations, sponsors, and league entities that control the players.
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I have a column in The Times Magazine about the strange and glorious history of chicken tetrazzini, along with a recipe for chicken tetrazzini that I cobbled together with the help of the chef Brad McDonald, a son of Mississippi who now makes his home in London.
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Historians had assumed that the residents of Angkor existed — "these temples certainly didn't get built by themselves," Dr. Chandler said — and they had cobbled together some understanding of the area's population through inscriptions, notes from a Chinese diplomat who visited Angkor, and a few other sparse clues.
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The Yankees cobbled together three more runs in the ninth, the first two on a bases-loaded single by Jacoby Ellsbury, and then sweated it out as reliever Aroldis Chapman served up back-to-back homers with two outs before finishing with a wild 22-218 victory.
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The app — cobbled together last night at TechCrunch Berlin's 24-hour hackathon — also invites users to earn free minutes of parking by snapping pictures of free parking spaces, photos that it will use to create a heat map that enables others users to find open parking spots.
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A year and a half later, All American Made threatened to feel like a rush job, an unanalyzed look at the reaction Donald Trump's win cobbled together in the emotional state many found themselves in after Trump's election and an attempt to make sense of it all.
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A million rap albums and mixtapes drop every day, and it can be hard to differentiate what you should listen to from what somebody's sad uncle cobbled together in his egg-crate covered basement man cave in between sweaty shifts in the Home Depot stock room.
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Offering a simple menu of bar food — burgers, pizza, fish and chips — its most appealing aspect is the almost hallucinatory interior, with junk furniture, mismatched furnishings, haphazardly cobbled-together lamps and the centerpiece mural of a woman with curly red hair who seems lost in thought.
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The band had canceled tour dates after the drummer Mick Fleetwood discovered his wife was in love with one of his bandmates, but Davis was unwilling to return the advances promoters had paid, so he cobbled together a sham band while claiming that he owned the name.
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To break the stalemate created by this year's inconclusive elections, President Sergio Mattarella, above, asked Italy's sparring political parties to support a "neutral" government of his own creation — one that would last until a parliamentary majority could be cobbled together, or until the next round of elections.
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In April 2015, seven months after they had cobbled together a rudimentary system they called Tilt Brush, Google bought their company for an undisclosed sum — which is how Mr. Skillman and Mr. Hackett have come to be ensconced in the company's offices near the downtown waterfront here.
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DHS, a 15-year-old department cobbled together from parts of other Cabinet departments after 9/11, is the heart of Donald Trump's executive-branch agenda through its management of immigration enforcement at the border (Customs and Border Protection) and in the interior (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).
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As for me, I still treat myself with a combination that I've cobbled together through much trial and error: my workstation, a few specific core-strengthening exercises, frequent walks outside, that electrical neuromodulation pad, menthol and capsaicin creams, turmeric pills, Tylenol, Advil, and a muscle relaxant.
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These are just two of the juicier chunks from "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff's forthcoming book revealing just about every embarrassing detail about Trump's campaign and cobbled-together administration (the National Review advises approaching Wolff's depiction with a grain of salt).
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Britain, which cobbled together support from other Western nations after accusing Moscow of the March 4 attack on the ex-Russian spy in Salisbury, faced embarrassment Wednesday following claims that Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and the Foreign Office exaggerated the strength of the evidence against Russia.
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Through a series of maneuvers that include selling its Craftsman business to Stanley Black & Decker and closing 150 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores, the department store chain has cobbled together more than $1 billion in liquidity, with plans to raise another $1 billion off of its real estate.
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Quentin Tarantino shot his 22 film The Hateful Eight on 22mm, and set up limited "roadshow" screenings across the country using ancient projectors, many of which had to be cobbled together from spare parts, to present the film in a rare, ultra-wide aspect ratio of 23:23.
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But shortly I after I finally cobbled together my own Grasshopper—and found it was about as good as I remembered—I spotted an unusual piece of loot a list of salvage: A leg modification that would add 15 points of damage to each Death From Above Attack.
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After a long and eventful decline in prices, the crude-oil market has suddenly been experiencing the other side of the supply-demand coin, something that it has not had to deal with in a while: a bull run cobbled together from a series of unplanned supply outages.
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We cobbled together separate dishes to make impromptu dual surf and turf: a skirt steak, sliced and laid over a purple smear of rubbed beet, with a bourbon-accented sweet-onion remoulade, and a lobster tail that had been poached, then stuffed with crab and run under the broiler.
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If you were an Australian child in 1990s, there is no doubt you knew every word to the song "I Don't Like It." Created by Simon Hunt, the musical parody cobbled together audio clips of some of the politician's most notorious comments with Hunt as Hanson in drag.
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"Firefighters would have seen the clutter and a maze of small passageways carved from it on the warehouse's ground floor, a spider web of extension cords and the now-infamous makeshift staircase cobbled together from wooden pallets that led to the upstairs' performance space," the Mercury News reports.
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Now, instead of building on this historic work, EPA political leadership rubber-stamped a biased analysis of both the GHG and fuel economy standards cobbled together by the Department of Transportation (DOT) to provide a political rationale for what is essentially an eight-year freeze of the GHG standards.
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So go the adventures of a fish guy (they tend to be guys), formally known as an aquarium service technician — a cross between a plumber, a veterinarian and the undersea god of an artificial world cobbled together from beautiful things that were not meant to live in harmony.
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When I started covering education in New York City at the beginning of the 2014-15 school year, one of the first things that struck me was how schools cobbled together a little extra here and there for their students who were homeless — and how often that came up.
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So I write this not as a passionate therapist, but as a grateful patient who cobbled together his own treatment program after a lot of research: As a culture, we need to take our psychological and emotional health as seriously as we take our physical and intellectual health.
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The missile launched last week was a combination of technology cobbled together from other rockets, and while initial analysis suggested it could only reach Alaska, Schilling says that with a 500kg payload, it could travel almost 10,000 kilometers, putting the U.S. naval base in San Diego within range.
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Flashback to the late '80s and early '90s, and the scene was a little bit different; the average night took place in a ramshackle warehouse-type building, often in the wrong part of town, and was usually cobbled together by a rave enthusiast with little previous event-organizing experience.
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Mr. Lewis and Mr. Martin cobbled together a routine based on their after-hours high jinks at the Havana-Madrid, with Mr. Lewis as a bumbling busboy who kept breaking in on Mr. Martin — dropping trays, hurling food, cavorting like a monkey — without ever ruffling the singer's sang-froid.
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Realizing that the industry can't or won't fix itself, and that something close to a "voting rights act" for weed is necessary, lawmakers and cannabis-legalization advocates in many states have since cobbled together make-goods in the form of preferential permitting for people harmed by cannabis prohibition.
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Given the museum's labyrinthine structure — a collection of some 25 buildings cobbled together over the decades with a maze of corridors and halls — the app has a Bluetooth-operated feature that guides you GPS-like to exhibitions it recommends you see based on your input of any of a dozen interests.
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In "How to Find the Video Games of Your Youth," J. D. Biersdorfer writes: Video games hit their 60th birthday in October, if you start counting (as many do) with Tennis for Two, a rudimentary Pong ancestor cobbled together by the physicist William A. Higinbotham at Long Island's Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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Mr. Syms himself cobbled together the site — which includes the footprint of the old store as well as the Robert and Anne Dickey House, an 1810 landmark rowhouse that sits next to it — as well as enough air rights from neighboring buildings for the new tower to reach 500 feet.
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Some of the art is cobbled together from found materials or objects, most notably her signature wall pieces, called "Blockers": little wood blocks, individually covered with paint, fabric, paper or wallpaper, and arranged into grids, which evoke projects ranging from quilts to scrapbooks to works by Piet Mondrian and Joseph Cornell.
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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However, if you look behind the scenes leading up to this, the camera crew had to chase after George by jeep, motorcycle, and even by foot as the actor then jumped off a ledge onto a mat, which was cobbled together with another shot of the character jumping into a river.
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In the wake of my mother's death, I have cobbled together several part-time jobs including adjuncting and paid work in public history, but with little security these jobs don't count for much when you approach a bank for a loan to start a small business, which I've also recently done.
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Before they came to a less than amiable parting over the third-term issue, Farley was chiefly responsible for having cobbled together the New Deal coalition of urban Catholics, labor unions, African-Americans and farmers which, when added to the "Solid South," first propelled FDR to the presidency in 1932.
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The video, cobbled together from traffic footage and the bus's surveillance camera, doesn't exactly capture the greatest crash angle, but you can at least catch a glimpse of the white, driverless SUV scraping against the bus and the bus driver's dumbfounded face as he pulls over to check out the damage.
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Tom MacArthur (R-NJ) cobbled together a bill incoherent in policy, leading to millions more people being uninsured, more than $800 billion in cuts to Medicaid, and an uncertain future for the protections that vulnerable Americans enjoy under Obamacare, which passed only under the assumption the Senate would fix it.
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Now, it seems, someone has cobbled together those breached databases and many more into a gargantuan, unprecedented collection of 2.2 billion unique usernames and associated passwords and is freely distributing them on hacker forums and torrents, throwing out the private data of a significant fraction of humanity like last year's phone book.
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Its "Generation 2" car, which executives describe as the "artisanal" version (no longer an initial model with various sensors cobbled together, yet not ready for the factory yet), is still fairly new and will continue to be on the road for tests even as the newer model comes off the assembly line.
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In the months that followed, states cobbled together money to keep their programs running, and when that became precarious for some states Congress acted last week to create a temporary patch for the program that would make it easier for states to keep their programs afloat until the end of the year.
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Here, the president is chosen by the 538 members of the Electoral College — a 233-year-old institution cobbled together at the last minute by a few dozen men who had never elected a president before, and built for a country where the vast majority of people were denied the right to vote.
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The problem is the hastily-cobbled-together system of facilities Customs and Border Protection (the agency which runs Border Patrol) has thrown together in the last several months, as the unprecedented number of families and children coming into the US without papers has overwhelmed a system designed to swiftly deport single adults.
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To understand the power of the racial rhetoric frequently used by Republican Party candidates, we cobbled together and solicited reactions to this statement: Taking a second look at people coming from terrorist countries who wish us harm or at people from places overrun with drugs and criminal gangs is just common sense.
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To make their estimates, the researchers cobbled together datasets on global plastic production, such as global annual pure polymer (resin) production data from 1950 to 2015, published by the Plastics Europe Market Research Group, and global annual plastic fiber production data from 1970 to 2015 published by The Fiber Year and Tecnon OrbiChem.
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Or maybe its true heart is the all-or-nothing commitment of the custom cape on every one of its 78 models as they closed the show, which seemed to span history, from medieval armor to Elizabeth ruffs, and every conceivable or inconceivable material (one was cobbled together from a dismantled vintage chandelier).
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It is pure Doug music, in that it's cobbled together from so many influences and sources, from different decades and through the filters of different musical processes, yet it is made so more complex and entertaining after he spends some time with it in the bizarro fun-time laboratory of his mind.
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Although it was easy for me to walk into the front door of my predominantly white high school in the 90s, I was there strictly thanks to the superhuman feats performed by my parents, who cobbled together enough money to move to an area with high-enough property values to support good public schools.
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But there is this large swath of the movie making process that is about me and my friend Adam Stone — he's my cinematographer on all five films — and the actors that I like to work with and the team of people that I've slowly cobbled together with my producers, Sarah Green and Brian Kavanaugh-Jones.
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The men cobbled together their supplies from what was available inside the maximum-security prison — "You plan for the worst, hope for the best," Mr. Sweat said — amassing a supply of black pepper he later used to throw dogs off his scent, along with a shaver so they would not look like bearded fugitives.
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The beady, uneven eyes, and vile, bloody mouth of "Count Trump" (2017) exude depravity, while "Frankenschlong" (2017), an imbecilic Frankenstein with a mop of mangy hair, a scrotum-like chin, and a swastika tattooed on his forehead, signifies all of the base stupidity of Trump and his administration, cobbled together from conflicting interests and lies.
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BuzzFeed News, in the chart below, has cobbled together information on where to find unemployment benefits for every state in the US. First, it's important to know whether you qualify for unemployment benefits: If you are laid off or furloughed, you should qualify, Richard Cecchi, a certified public accountant based in Babylon, New York, said.
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Like beavers steadily piling branches and mud into a dam, hundreds of workers have cobbled together enough of the outward-sloping towers, the radiating cables, the steel framework and the concrete-paneled roadway of the first of twin bridges so that a caravan of large trucks can rumble across without dropping into the Hudson River.
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Having observed how well potential clients connected with me via my video content, and knowing that competitions and rewards can be huge engagement boosters, I cobbled together a "Challenge" product launch strategy: Over five days, I shared one information-based prompt a day that showed participants the value of what I had to share.
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Created by developers who sharpened their teeth with fan games, Sonic Mania looks like a shockingly authentic throwback to the good times of Sonic 2 and Sonic CD. I'm still reeling in excitement over the 'Studiopolis Zone,' a broadcast media-themed world that seems to have been cobbled together from Larry King's old backdrops.
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Here's the short answer, which I've cobbled together by talking to industry sources: Apple has already signed many publishers to deals where they'll get 50 percent of the revenue Apple generates through subscriptions to its news service, which is currently called Texture and will be relaunched as a premium version of Apple News this spring.
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It's a combination that found its proper footing with the band's first record on an actual label (Bar/None Records), 2011's self-titled album, 12 songs that were cobbled together from the already-released Slow Dance To Soft Rock EP as well as the tracks from a cancelled EP called Grip 'N' Tie.
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One of the most alarming bills comes out of Georgia, where state lawmakers have cobbled together a dangerous piece of legislation that would prohibit the government from punishing anyone or anything — individuals; businesses; and nonprofit groups, including those that receive taxpayer funds — for discrimination, so long as they claim it was based on their religious views of marriage.
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After years of silence, Simon's return to the doomed arena comes in the form of Wretch, a powerful new traditional doom trio he's cobbled together with drummer Chris Gordon and bassist Bryce Clarke to dig back down to his roots and grab hold of the root of it all—Black Sabbath, Saint Vitus, Cirith Ungol, fuzz, firepower, and pain.
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Cobbled together from innumerable hours of personal and footage from Lavelle and former collaborator DJ Shadow (aka Josh Davis), as well as archival interviews, first-time feature director Matt Jones builds a decade-spanning narrative of an artist's rise and fall that just so happens to run parallel to the rise and fall of the record industry.
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The larger-than-planned-for force (three brigades) needed for the south had to be cobbled together at the last moment; there was only patchy understanding of the place they would be going to and little time to analyse the risks; and Basra was a long way from Baghdad, where all the post-invasion decisions would be made.
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In Bigelow's film, conversation is driven by suffering, supplanting nuance with abhorrent images that feel cobbled together from newspaper headlines: There's "African-American Child Accidentally Shot By Authorities" for when a child peering through her living room window is shot because she's mistaken for a sniper; there's "Local Robber Stopped By Officer Bullets While Looting" as another scene.
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The 2018 budget — released last month and cobbled together from President Hassan Rouhani's neoliberal agenda and Ayatollah Khamenei's clerical fiat — revealed in stark terms the regime's spending on religious institutions and foreign adventures, even alongside cuts in cash dispersals and increases in fuel prices, and at a time when many provinces face drought and environmental degradation.
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ALASTAIR MACAULAY In 2002, Mr. Melillo, in an act of decidedly BAM-ian chutzpah, cobbled together a rare cycle of Claudio Monteverdi's three surviving operas, borrowing from around the globe: "Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria" from the Aix-en-Provence Festival in France, "L'Incoronazione di Poppea" from Dutch National Opera, and "Orfeo" courtesy of Chicago Opera Theater.
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While we filled those years with very different details — two daughters and a cobbled together life in the Vermont countryside for her; a marriage and move to Brooklyn for me — we kept up our rapport with holiday greetings, illustrated notes, and the early struggles of an author finding her voice and an editor finding her style.
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Funding for the program expired at the end of September, and while Congress has cobbled together funding mechanisms to try and keep states covered, the money is hardly the kind of long-lasting solution that many states say they need to keep the program running and provide assurances to low-income families that their children will have health insurance.
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Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, the Republican chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, described it as "haphazardly cobbled together" on the grounds that the tax framework was still missing so many important details that would affect its cost and impact, such as how much the child tax credit might increase and which business deductions might be repealed.
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Great. The one story that just stuck with me is that some students called the spouse of an international student, who ... English wasn't their first language, and got this spouse to say things that they could cobble together on a tape and they played the cobbled-together things in the section handoff that sounded very bad.
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But Trump's ability to deliver the biggest foreign policy success of his presidency could rest heavily on the team he has hastily cobbled together to advise him after announcing in March he was prepared to meet Kim in an effort to persuade the North Korean leader to give up a nuclear arsenal that now threatens the United States.
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Instead, it was cobbled together from a variety of sources (including a grant from the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society, several fellowships for student workers from the College, the university's Committee for Theater and Performance Studies, and a University Arts Grant) wrangled by a team led by Patrick Jagoda, a professor of English and cinema and media studies at U Chicago.
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In a movie system dominated by franchise properties cobbled together by a committee of writers and studio meddlers (you know, the system Wright escaped when he left Ant-Man), there's a vacuum waiting to be filled by well-executed genre films that stand on their own and exhibit a specific, singular vision — your John Wicks, your Don't Breathes, and, now, your Baby Drivers.
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Apple also used equally creepy face masks to test false attempts at logging into the iPhone X with Face ID. (Turns out it wasn't enough, as Vietnamese cybersecurity firm Bkav claimed it was able to bypass Face ID with a cobbled-together mask.) "I am proud that my product is helping further development of facial recognition technology," Kitagawa tells Reuters.
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Utilizing a cobbled-together camera rig and an app called Filmic Pro — the same one used to shoot last year's festival favorite Tangerine — actress-turned-director Olivia Wilde and her team turned Apple's smartphone into a 4K filmmaking machine, proving once again that the most ubiquitous piece of technology in our daily lives is also a creative tool with shockingly impressive potential.
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Over the past few months, Messer has cobbled together an impressive slated of backers onto his finance committee, which includes Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE's brother, Greg.
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This then, is what has Trump and his party dancing in the endzone and exchanging high-fives: A slapdash package of tax giveaways, hastily cobbled together without public hearings or normal deliberation, bereft of rigorous analysis, passed on a strict party-line vote, that is regressive, a "borrow and spend" budget-buster and even more insanely complicated than the status quo.
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Cars 3 is most successful when it finds ways to reintegrate Lightning into the tone and world of the first film, as he tries to grapple with his legacy and realizes Doc (who appears in flashbacks that seem as if they might have been cobbled together from outtakes and deleted scenes Newman recorded for the first film) might offer him wisdom even from beyond the grave.
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There is a station for testing seed viability and propagating plants that's being tended by an environmental science intern for the run of the show, a couch with a reading area and community bulletin board, a table for sorting and packing seeds, and a structure reminiscent of a card catalogue cobbled together from post-consumer waste, where visitors can take and/or donate seed packets.
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Federal agents seized more than a dozen electronic devices and several boxes of documents for their criminal investigation into Cohen's personal financial dealings…" TRUMP KILLS HOUSE REPUBLICAN'S IMMIGRATION BILL WaPo: "President Trump said Friday that he would oppose a compromise immigration bill cobbled together by House Republicans — dealing a significant blow to GOP leaders who signaled they may abandon plans to vote on the legislation.
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GRAND PRIX Mirko Cro Cop knocks out King Mo to advance to the semi-finals Undoubtedly the marquee match-up in the quarterfinals of Rizin's inaugural Openweight Grand Prix, Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic took on Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal in another fight cobbled together at the last minute—this time, due to Wanderlei Silva pulling out of a fight with Cro Cop just weeks before today's event.
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"When the public schools in Mississippi were ordered desegregated, many thousands of white families cobbled together what they could laughingly call a school to send their children to for no other reason except they didn't want them to be around n-words or to be treated or behave as equal to black people," former Mississippi Democratic Party Chairman Rickey Cole echoed to the news outlet.
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If that has you cowering in fear, you may long for a lost epoch when robots firmly knew their place: not stealing our jobs or winning Chinese super-chess tournaments, but smashing the shit out of one another on early evening television—a time when the nation would gather 'round as one to watch cobbled-together weaponized shoeboxes slam into each for 45 minutes.
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In short, he is a character who, although ostensibly inspired by a comic book superhero created in 1992, also seems, in this derivative and unengaging action thriller, to have been cobbled together from spare parts belonging to Frankenstein's monster, Jason Bourne, Marvel's Wolverine, Douglas Quaid in "Total Recall" and the Terminator — both the shape-shifting, liquid-metal T-1000 and the old-school-meathead Model 101.
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It's true that some Republican lawmakers have cobbled together proposals of varying degrees of specificity over the year: During his 2016 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida sketched out a mostly forgotten health care plan that would have set up a broad-based system of refundable tax credits intended to subsidize the purchase of insurance in hopes of helping people buy coverage.
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With that said, for those who don't mind being a little bit spoiled and who can appreciate the cyclical resurrection of comic book characters, we've cobbled together our best bets — based on planned future sequels, what certain actors have said in interviews and on social media, and the reality of Marvel contracts — for who else will be making a comeback in Endgame like Peter Parker and Nick Fury.
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Doc Märtens' first endeavor in footwear came during his time serving as a doctor in the Alps during World War II. After having hurt his foot while skiing (presumably during R&R), he decided that the standard military-issued boots he'd been wearing just weren't sufficient enough for him to nurse his foot, so he thriftily cobbled together a pair of his own using softer leather and rubber from discarded tires.
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Abraham Lincoln introduced the first income tax in 1862 to help fund the Union Army, while Franklin D. Roosevelt's Victory Tax of 1942 was passed to pay for US involvement in World War II. These approaches offer a contrast to the legislative shenanigans we witnessed in late 2017, as the Trump White House and the GOP-led Congress cobbled together a disjointed grab bag of policies with little effort to involve opposition views.
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If you want a little more instruction, there are a number of dumbbell/bodyweight routines you can try that will more specifically tell you which movements to do when; much of what's publicly available has been cobbled together by normal people as opposed to big-deal personal trainers, but this is because a lot of proprietary fitness content involves needlessly dressing up the basics, when the basics will get you very far (at least until you are very fit, very bored, or both).
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Team Europe (2-0), cobbled together with players from eight smaller hockey playing nations and coached by Canada-born Ralph Krueger, have been the tournament's surprise package and followed their upset of the U.S. with another victory to sit atop Group A. Canada (1-0) and the United States (0-1) will meet on Tuesday in what is a 'must-win' for the Americans if they hope to have any chance of securing a top-two spot in the group to advance.
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Editor's note: This post has been updated to clarify that the tax laws for 529s vary by state, and funds from 529s can be used for some schools outside of the US.Read more on saving:5 things I wish I could tell my 20-year-old self about building wealthI work from home and struggled to find affordable childcare for my son, until I cobbled together the perfect mixI saved nearly $200 on food in a single month with the 'no-grocery challenge'Figuring out how to 'hide' money from myself helped me triple my retirement savings in the last 5 years
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In fact, almost no one important was warned of Trump's monumental decision before it was made, and the White House did virtually nothing to prepare for the all-too-predictable angry response from foreign leaders: There were no prepared, approved remarks for the president to give at the planned meeting, there was no diplomatic strategy for how to alert foreign trade partners, there was no legislative strategy in place for informing Congress and no agreed upon communications plan beyond an email cobbled together by Ross's team at the Commerce Department late Wednesday that had not been approved by the White House.
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It's telling that not only is the content of Trump-centric policymaking terrible but that, as evidenced by a must-read report from Stephanie Ruhle and Peter Alexander at NBC News on the tariffs' unveiling, Trump appears to have no idea how to do the job of president: There were no prepared, approved remarks for the president to give at the planned meeting, there was no diplomatic strategy for how to alert foreign trade partners, there was no legislative strategy in place for informing Congress and no agreed upon communications plan beyond an email cobbled together by Ross's team at the Commerce Department late Wednesday that had not been approved by the White House.
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Christina Hagan, who's billed herself as an ardent supporter of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, has cobbled together both an impressive campaign organization and endorsements from Trump World figures such as former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 2023:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and former Trump adviser Sebastian GorkaSebastian Lukacs GorkaPlayboy White House correspondent says he'll sue over suspended credentials Playboy plans to appeal after reporter says his White House credentials were suspended Gorka criticizes reporter after heated Rose Garden exchange MORE.
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