Kwong is a magician who often consults on Hollywood films.
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Kim consults with Khloé about their trip down skid row.
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The accelerator consults with crowdfunded brands, from conception to completion.
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He consults with clients on tax reporting and compliance services.
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He talks to a therapist and consults his girlfriend's preacher.
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To enhance biological memory, everybody consults external media and objects.
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The kingdom usually consults with Kuwait, the UAE and Qatar.
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Softvision, founded in 1994, consults for large companies on technology products.
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He consults the Bible more readily than security experts, say critics.
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A man consults a Times index, in its apple-red binding.
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Preventive health consults are offered along with vaccines and lab work.
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Mr. Frost apparently consults no experts and undertakes little hard research.
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She specializes in disruptive innovation and consults to the Fortune 500.
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She consults on the company's operations at its Menlo Park, Calif.
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Mr Sharma consults his staff about how long it has been there.
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When Marci Bowers consults with her patients, no subject is off limits.
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She now consults with hospital trauma centers on how to bill appropriately.
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She agreed that e-consults can reduce unnecessary referrals and diagnostic tests.
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He also consults on investment and financial strategy for Venture Garden Group.
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In addition to helping students, she consults women about making career changes.
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The episode picks up when Becca consults with the last three Bachelorettes.
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Gina Ragusa currently consults for a small community credit union in Massachusetts.
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Dershowitz is among several attorneys with which the Weinstein defense team consults.
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She now consults in media, photography, and stories about her favorite brands.
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Transport for London manages the bridge and consults with police on security.
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Over multiple sessions, she consults him about her mixed emotions regarding Raghuvendra.
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Steve Ambrose selectively consults on disruption and strategy in healthcare consumer engagement.
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The Bevin administration consults the FGA on personnel as well as policy.
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Telehealth advocates have long argued that virtual consults can cut medical spending.
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On its busiest day so far since launching, SeeDoc handled 500 video consults.
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They arrange for a screen test and she consults Talula for acting tips.
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However, people definitely like curbside consults, but he's pretty good at handling it.
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There was a new show about a magician who consults for the FBI.
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For a scientist who frequently consults such articles, this is a huge advance.
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"It's not like Kanye consults with Kim before he tweets," the source says.
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He consults experts at a goat sanctuary, Buttercups, who debate whether goats worry.
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A doctor she consults suggests that she forget New York and produce children.
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"They're not going," Emily Golembiewski, who consults with colleges, said of young people.
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He also consults with perfumers with niche specialties, from masculine scents to flowers.
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Raleigh Mayer New YorkThe writer consults with companies on leadership and diversity issues.
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Like all big-wave surfers, McNamara consults weather maps several times a day.
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"Argentina has exhausted its credit," says a former official whom Mr Fernández consults.
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The drug's maker, Novartis, sponsored the study and Ridker consults for the company.
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G. Ryan Faith writes about and consults on space and space policy issues.
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But the country also consults on legal issues concerning U.S.-Middle Eastern relations.
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In "Fear," Porter consults with Cohn about Trump's desire to withdraw from NAFTA.
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" She says: "The president consults with his national security team on a daily basis.
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She consults it while trying to convince voters to cast a ballot for Clinton.
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"Digital mental health" involves using smartphones, the web, and even Amazon Alexa for consults.
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He also gives lectures and consults with companies across the country on safety issues.
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Then, she consults a forensic microscopist — I'm really learning a lot about forensic experts!
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She now receives disability and offers consults in the entertainment industry, free of charge.
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Hsu also consults for engineers turned VCs and people who do corporate finance work.
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At one point he very seriously consults his mother for help in his case.
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She also consults for Christie's on the Chinese market and high net worth individuals.
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This isn't the psychic banana's first rodeo; Willoughby consults this clairvoyant fruit pretty often!
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Hutchinson's organization consults with startups and helps them improve diversity strategy, training and recruiting.
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He is a decorated combat veteran, currently consults on military and civilian personnel issues.
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She raises animals, and she consults with other wine growers on their own vineyards.
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In addition to research and development, Racing Surfaces consults at racetracks around the country.
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The person inside consults the rulebooks, then sends back perfectly coherent answers in Chinese.
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Today, he consults private clients on the risks of Britain's withdrawal from the bloc.
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Trump still frequently consults him, and Bannon believes he is executing the president's wishes.
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She consults two dependable sources, modern science and Greek mythology, to address the question.
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He now coaches dozens of professional pitchers and consults for multiple major league teams.
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Telehealth technology connects patients to health care services through videoconferencing, remote monitoring, and electronic consults.
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However, the cartel delayed a decision on specific quotas until it consults Russia on Friday.
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She visits a meditation center and consults a Buddhist teacher, but equanimity often eludes her.
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When warmth seems irretrievable, the artist consults his paintings as an icepick for frozen times.
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Weiler is a decorated combat veteran and currently consults on military and civilian personnel issues.
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He is a decorated combat veteran and currently consults on military and civilian personnel issues.
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Preventive health consults and sexual health services are offered along with vaccines and lab work.
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When he consults a famous local author, the two of them practically come to blows.
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Ethan McAfee is the founder of Amify, which consults for brands that sell on Amazon.
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She teaches cooking, consults for food companies and has become a "chef ambassador" for CARE.
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He also consults and writes cookbooks that share his philosophy about cooking from the land.
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Obsessively, Luce consults Web sites for the latest data on air, earth, and water pollution.
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In addition, the group consults with Hollywood creatives to integrate immigrant stories into their projects.
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She also consults small businesses that contract with the government, a smaller part of her operation.
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She consults and writes the curriculum for Vidcode, an online platform that teaches teens to code.
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Along the way, USCIS consults with counterterrorism databases and officials inside agencies such as the FBI.
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He cautioned that details of the plan could change as the company consults experts throughout 2019.
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She consults a ballistics expert, Luke Haag, this time around to discuss the cause of death.
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The program consults its database and fills in the specific username and password for that site.
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In addition, she consults with museums -- including the Whitney Museum -- on issues of diversity and inclusion.
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To pretend that Abigail Breslin and [consults Google] someone named Colt Prattes are Baby and Johnny?
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Steve Womack (R-Ark.) consults a Republican National Convention staffer during a vote on the rules.
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That decision will come "down the road" after he consults with the Chambers family, Champion said.
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But as the past 16 months has shown, Trump rarely consults with people before he tweets.
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To give weight to her research, she consults with a variety of reading and brain experts.
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"It's absolutely brutal," says Bryan Roberts, director at TCC Global Retailer, which consults large US grocers.
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Neither are lobbyists, but their firm, ROKK Solutions, consults for corporate clients running Washington influence campaigns.
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The best scene in "9 Circles" is a flashback to Iraq, when Reeves consults a psychiatrist.
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Ms. Finnegan said Jet still consults with Ms. Green even after the company's sale to Walmart.
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Today it consults with 80 to 100 people a day, said founding member Park Jum-kyu.
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After working in house for associations and businesses, I started King Consults almost 5 years ago!
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He then consults his son, and they together decide that this is a commandment from God.
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This time, they came for McDonald's and they brought their ... [consults Wendy's style guide] ... "fleekest receipts," apparently.
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He consults regularly with his partner, Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, who is famously outspoken.
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Chair Maxine Waters (D-California) listens to your request for a break and consults with a staffer.
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He cautioned that details of the plan could change, however, as the company consults experts throughout 2019.
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Dr. Tell consults for the Emmett Till Memorial Commission and wrote the prose for the bulletproof sign.
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Next week Israel's president consults with the leaders of each party about their preference for prime minister.
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She consults her memory, recalls that the museum is on Fifty-third Street, and off she goes.
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During the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump made clear that, above all, he consults himself on foreign policy.
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She takes Hay and Manfredi onstage for festival Q. and A.'s and consults them on set.
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By offering online consults, clients can still see her without seeing her — and they've taken full advantage.
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When her initial vacation plans go awry, Delphine consults friends, family and the boyfriend who jilted her.
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For example, tele-consults might be a tactic to help increase patient follow-through on lifestyle management.
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She still consults with her sponsor or another member of the program before she makes any purchase.
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Chandy is the president of Lumina Advisory Services, which consults and advises private equity and venture firms.
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He consults and teaches classes through the same blog he has been using to track his performance.
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She is co-founder of West Exec Advisors, which consults for a variety of companies, including Facebook.
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She now consults for several greenhouse and indoor agricultural companies and hosts the podcast Farm To Taber.
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When allergy specialists advise other doctors via "e-consults," everyone - patients included - saves time, a new study suggests.
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One reason might be that e-consults are not currently recognized by health insurers for reimbursement, Phadke said.
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She consults Dr. John DeHaan, a leading fire expert, who informs her that the prosecution's info was wrong.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angola's Council of the Republic, a presidential group that consults on national decisions, has proposed Aug.
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He consults his notes and tells vague jokes that feel like the half-former observations they ultimately are.
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The backstory: Trump frequently consults longtime New York friends, many of them Democrats, about personnel and other matters.
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He actually does what Randall does for a living, and he calls in and consults on the show.
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The transparency law from the Watergate-era requires federal agencies to note when it consults with outside experts.
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Yet too often when we talk about policy solutions, no one consults the people experiencing the problems firsthand.
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Bradley Tusk is CEO of his own firm, Tusk Ventures, which consults with companies that work with government.
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Ranit Mishori is on the faculty of Georgetown School of Medicine and consults for Physicians for Human Rights.
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Dr. Sven Jungmann is an internationally trained medical doctor who speaks and consults on healthcare innovation and digitization.
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He reached out to Gardy St. Fleur, an art adviser from Brooklyn who consults with many basketball players.
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So I continue to give it a … (consults extremely scientific methodology) … 65 percent chance of being the truth.
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She does regular Pilates workouts and consults with the White House Historical Association on residence renovations and upkeep.
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She now lives and works in Casablanca, but consults with restaurants around the country, including Marrakesh, and overseas.
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While a support-group friend enthusiastically reads child-care manuals and consults checklists, Agnes hardly prepares at all.
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He consults people-minded organizations on how to create meaningful brands and workplace cultures to drive sustainable growth.
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Steve Yates, CEO of Prime Guidance, consults some third-party sellers that offer political-themed merchandise on Amazon.
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"I've done over 500 consults — that's when I see the patients and talk to them remotely," he said.
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He currently offers his services throughout the U.S and consults on various project through his network of partners.
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"At home my father consults me about everything now," said Pelin Uces, 26, a student in international relations.
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The superintendent then consults with the leadership team, but does not have to choose the candidate it favored.
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Facebook, where Farid consults, announced this month that it's pouring money into a contest to make better detectors.
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Egilman, who consults for asbestos plaintiffs, spends much of his time rebutting Paustenbach and other industry-funded researchers.
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But Ms. Tosi, who consults for Kellogg's, said they haven't exploited all the various ways cereal is being used.
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Jack O'Donnell is businessman who consults with companies and private equity firms involved in hospitality, gaming, and behavioral health.
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In his drugged state, Randall remains outside the cabin alone and consults with his dead father about Rebecca's secret.
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The company consults, develops and funds Blockchain early-stage projects and existing companies, from inception through ICO, and later.
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Alongside on-and-off work for IIM, she consults for other investment firms, writes articles and offers lifestyle coaching.
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I.E is now a registered institute in both UK and US and consults to innovative projects around the world.
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Fewer than half of people with congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive lung disease, or frailty got palliative care consults.
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In a way, it was pure Trump -- the President flattering the man, whom he once fired but still consults.
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The hero consults an understanding, kindly priest and agonises about whether he has the right to kill the villains.
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This is juxtaposed with Henry talking to Stan about girls and Stan wondering if Henry ever consults his father.
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Andrew Freedman ran Colorado's marijuana program until last year, and now consults with governments setting up their own systems.
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Her mother owns Zambrelli Design, a company that consults for the interior design and beauty industries in New York.
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Nami Thompson consults in multi-stakeholder, multi-sector dialogue around public health, health equity, civic engagement, and community organizing.
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"This finding encourages the incorporation of a nurse specialist and/or multidisciplinary consults in routine care," Van Stam said.
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Peter Kearns was a business development manager at Amazon for nearly four years, and now consults suspended Amazon sellers.
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The map that Hint Toad consults in Odyssey is a map of Bob-Omb Battlefield from Mario 64 pic.twitter.
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However, Iran still has a clear hand in coordinating the PMF leadership, which frequently meets and consults with Soleimani.
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Lynn R. Webster, MD is a vice president of scientific affairs for PRA Health Sciences and consults with Pharma.
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She consults maps, guidebooks and the internet whenever possible, while he ignores all that and actually enjoys getting lost.
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Bashir consults with one of his workers, who is measuring the spaces on the exterior side of the window.
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But Trump said that he left the decision to the experts he consults, even though he disagreed with them.
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An installment about entertaining on the cheap consults a drifter with a foot fetish, also played by Ms. Sedaris.
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Tristan started the nonprofit called Time Well Spent, which consults with various companies about ways to make apps healthier.
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"Senior management is making fortunes in salaries," said Nedelman, a former GMA executive who still consults for the industry.
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Then there's the one about the young Orthodox Jew who consults his rabbi for advice about his wedding night.
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The former CEO remains on the Uber board of directors, and Khosrowshahi has said he consults with him regularly.
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David Chang, CEO of Gradifi — which consults for companies on their student loan repayment programs — said he's seen the pattern.
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And to get a real-world perspective on his concerns, he consults with peers in the international leadership organization YPO.
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A traditional astrologer, known as an Ombiasy, consults the zodiac to determine the day to open and close the tomb.
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Clark consults and advises US and international companies in the security, finance and energy fields, including some with government contracts.
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Epperly also conducts phone consults for $70 an hour, according to an interview she did with BuzzFeed News in March.
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Ralph Goodale, the minister of public safety, has called for calm while he mulls his options and consults with Americans.
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In June, MedMen Management, which consults for the medical-marijuana industry, launched its own private equity fund, MedMen Opportunity Fund.
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While getting milk for a midnight snack, June runs into Eden, who consults June with a gnawing concern of hers.
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Standard Pacific also consults on several hundred million dollars in assets for other parties, including an association of Japanese pensions.
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The first time Tony consults the Green Book comes after several stops on Shirley's concert tour, in Ohio and Indiana.
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In other emails, he consults with Marciano about future shoots with Kate and gushes about getting to work for Guess.
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Wearing a dark wig and brown contact lenses, she approximates Ms. Chubbuck's appearance, and consults professionals on depression and suicide.
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To stay organized, Giannoulas consults his set list, written in beautiful, black print on a square of Holiday Inn stationery.
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Meg Lundsager currently consults on international economic, financial and regulatory issues as a public policy fellow at the Wilson Center.
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YouTube's policy team regularly consults with experts including doctors and psychologists to develop guidelines barring certain content, according to YouTube.
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Now she works for herself, on her brand as "Chicago Blogger," and occasionally consults local brands on social-media growth.
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Jack O'Donnell is a businessman who consults with companies and private equity firms involved in hospitality, gaming, and behavioral health.
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Jonathan Goldstein, the McCobb historian, who consults with Form Portfolios, said he believed that this turn of events was inevitable.
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"I've seen apparel go completely in the gutter as well as beauty," said Nik Sharma, who consults to DTC startups.
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But it could still shed a number or two, including a long sequence in which Phil consults various fraudulent doctors.
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One item caught the eye of Maricel Maffini, a biologist who consults with environmental groups: chocolate cake with chocolate icing.
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Hussein Rashid, founder of Islamicate, an organization that consults on religious and cultural issues pertaining to Islam, applauds the plan.
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Grant is a best-selling author and an organizational psychologist who consults for companies like Facebook, Google and Goldman Sachs.
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Abizaid is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and consults on a number of international and national security issues.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson consults with assistants while drafting the State of the Union address at the White House on Jan.
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"Probably Bobby Kennedy," said Kip Cassino, executive vice president of research at Borrell Associates, which tracks and consults on media spending.
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Its services range from digital urgent care to virtual visits for follow-up appointments to peer-to-peer consults between physicians.
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Today, Stein Jr. consults organizations such as Starbucks, Pepsi and American Express on how to improve employee productivity, focus and performance.
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In 2014, she launched Paradigm, a small organization that consults with businesses like Pinterest, Slack, Airbnb on building better diversity strategies.
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Virta Health, the keto counseling company Weiss consults for, recently published data from a two-year evaluation of the Virta program.
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"That's no surprise," said Bill Carr, a former athletic director at Houston and Florida who now consults on athletic department hiring.
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She is both a manager and a lawyer, and she consults for brands and entertainment entities within the digital-media space.
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He consults a grand old man (Chin Shih-Chieh), negotiates for a wife (Song Jia) and discovers an apprentice (Song Yang).
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Sam's Club is offering bundles that include free generic medications, $1 digital doctor consults, and discounts on eye and dental care.
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She works as a policy analyst at a DC think tank and regularly consults with social justice organizations throughout the country.
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Now, though, she has her income and expense tracking system down to a science, and consults an accountant come tax season.
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The model then consults its training, but is also informed by the real-world results, which may perhaps differ from theory.
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It has always been understood that the president consults with his cabinet members and weighs their advice before making important decisions.
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Mr. Provenzano consults for education technology companies, and his basement is chock-full of the electronics they send him to try.
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Alan Treadgold is a retail expert at PA Consulting, which consults for retailers, but not for any of the companies mentioned.
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If the AQI is between 151 and 200, the league consults with team doctors to decide if games should move forward.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III) regularly consults his friend, the cool, collar-wearing minister Father Brah (Rene Gube).
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Dr. Nathaniel Hare, an allergist at the UPMC Susquehanna Health Allergy Clinic in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, believes e-consults could become quite popular.
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"It's tricky," said Robbie Cape, CEO of 98point6, a Seattle-based company that provides virtual medical consults via smartphones and the web.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has not agreed to allow IRS to release the information until he consults with the Department of Justice.
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"Efficiency and profitability are the issues here," says James Thomson, a former Amazon executive who now consults for sellers on the platform.
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Lilani has worked at some of the biggest and richest law firms on earth, including DLA Piper, and consults around Silicon Valley.
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You've talked about how you bring in consultants before tackling various issues, and I know Dan's own sister consults on the show.
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But the aide warned an outburst could come later, after Trump consults with his large network of friends outside the White House.
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The catch is that Richard (Sam Page) is the first person she consults, not realizing that he and Sutton are sleeping together.
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The exchange has learnt the hard way to tick all the boxes when it consults users on changes to its warehousing system.
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She consults a sleazy, high-powered lawyer (Chris Noth), and in a state of semiconsciousness endures what appears to be a rape.
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Hospitals and doctor's offices might increasingly start to offer virtual consults, he said, but it doesn't mean that consumers know they exist.
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She also consults with fintech companies on everything from advice methodology to brand voice development in order to move their missions forward.
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"Machine learning is becoming increasingly popular for all data modeling," said Keith Goldner, a statistician who consults for NBA and NFL franchises.
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Virtual services, like online symptom-checking tools and remote consults with doctors, could keep the so-called "worried well" from flooding hospitals.
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It was a mistake, said Craig Weiss, the chief executive who pushed the so-called cigalike strategy and now consults for Juul.
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The Rap-a-Lot Records founder also consults with Megan's record label 1501 Certified Entertainment ... the label she's suing over her contract.
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She offers short phone consults for a fee, but only for those who have already purchased and enrolled in her online classes.
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He is a founder and principal of NewStreet Global, which consults with private companies and public-safety agencies on strategic mission technologies.
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He now consults, does speeches and serves as a spokesman and senior adviser for the Trump-aligned super PAC America First Action.
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"Not only have they ramped up [production], but they're producing BCG faster," Steinberg, who consults for Merck, said in a telephone interview.
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Dennis M. Powell is president of Massey Powell, a public affairs consultancy in Plymouth Meeting, Pa. He consults nationally on transportation issues.
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Not only does the firm provide low-cost and no commission contracts, but also consults with advisors on how to use them.
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The $12.3 billion fund is coming under increasing scrutiny because McKinsey sometimes consults or advises companies where MIO has a financial stake.
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As did growing up around my dad's nightly phone consults with his patients, or my grandpa's vision for potable water in India.
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All of them are part of Bezos's elite S-team, the 18 people who the CEO consults regularly in making key business decisions.
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Currently, she consults with the families of mentally ill prisoners, writes on the subject of forensic mental health, and manages a small practice.
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Before she and Nicholas discover the murdered guests in their camp, Grace consults a hand-drawn map in a book that she carries.
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"It's an intense process and considered extremely critical," says Meg Abraham of the Aerospace Corporation, which consults on a number of space projects.
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She consults for businesses and nonprofits, including the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT), for whom she is a senior adviser.
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The decree confirmed the date tentatively set on Monday by Angola's Council of the Republic, a presidential group that consults on national decisions.
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Telemedicine, or virtual medical consults by phone or video, has been the "next big thing" in health care for more than a decade.
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He is a founder and principal of NewStreet Global Solutions, which consults with private companies and public safety agencies on strategic mission technologies.
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"What you get from the culture is 'work's important,' 'more is better,' " said White, who consults with companies on creating healthy work environments.
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He is a founder and principal of NewStreet Global Solutions, which consults with private companies and public-safety agencies on strategic mission technologies.
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Film Club In "Electoral College 101" the political humorist Mo Rocca consults a third-grade class on the fairness of the Electoral College.
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He consults a small crew of family, friends and staff for career advice, and is always cautious not to telegraph his political maneuvers.
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Accompanied by her 11-year-old daughter, Gulali consults with Ahmadzai on getting botox injections to smooth the lines on her upper brow.
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Mr. Sarver, 30, consults with sports teams on sales analytics, and resells tickets, primarily to college sports events; his office is in Brooklyn.
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The central bank designs and runs the programs, but Treasury consults on the broad-brush outline and must sign off on any plan.
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Bolles, who is 38 and works in San Francisco, consults for and advises companies in the technology sector regarding data and technology solutions.
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He is a founder and principal of NewStreet Global Solutions, which consults with private companies and public safety agencies on strategic mission technologies.
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Instead, clinicians at AC Wellness must prescribe the Color test to Apple employees and provide follow-up consults after they get their results.
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Veterinarian Brett Jones consults with wildlife caregiver Rosemary Austen after changing bandages on the burnt feet of kangaroos in Queanbeyan, Australia, Feb. 4.
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Unfamiliar with towns within commuting distance of Manhattan, she contacted Suburban Jungle, a service that consults with home buyers to find suitable suburbs.
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Professor Samson also consults with the educational video technology platform company Echo360, which records, streams and captions live academic lectures, among other features.
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They could also take executive action on telemedicine: At the moment, 18 states have bans on providers prescribing medication abortion via telemedicine consults.
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"Leagues are building a fire hose of data around their product," says Chris Grove, an analyst who consults for gaming companies and investors.
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This pay setting could be done using a wage board that consults with stakeholders, such as business and worker representatives and elected representatives.
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"We just want to make sure that we are doing our job right," Bickert said, adding Facebook consults with a wide variety of groups.
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They are increasingly expanding their services to perform annual physicals, help monitor patients' chronic conditions, provide diagnostic consults and offer health-and-wellness coaching.
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Later, Zellner consults blood pattern expert Stuart James (he's now a recurring character) regarding the "flakes" of blood in the Rav 4's carpet.
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Typically, an artist who's reached his zenith uses the best and priciest beauty treatments and consults experts who help him maintain his luminous skin.
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Her father is a consultant in Riverside who advises media companies on business matters and consults with financial institutions on making investments in media.
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"We're the only ones to have stood this up before," said Freedman, who now consults with governments looking to set up their regulatory structures.
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The Fed consults a range of policy rules, including one developed by Stanford Professor John Taylor, to guide its decisions on rates, Yellen said.
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And Natalist may not ever do the digital doctor consults known as telemedicine, Tecco said, preferring to instead partner with another startup if necessary.
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All the bundles will include some generic medications for free, and most will have online doctor consults available through the startup 98point6 for $1.
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Some solutions are promising, like relying on new technologies to facilitate processes previously administered by doctors and the emergence of telemedicine for virtual consults.
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It's a nonprofit organization that consults with women who want abortions using telemedicine, then sends them abortion pills (mifepristone and misoprostol) in the mail.
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"I think President-elect Trump would be well advised to broaden the circle of people he consults in making these appointments," Mr. Burns said.
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But the budget office, which consults with state governments in preparing its estimates, was certain that at least some states would pursue such waivers.
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Cetys has hired Nancy Mitchell, a former N.C.A.A. staff member who consults with institutions looking to join the organization or move among its divisions.
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"Our worst fears about the economy collapsing did not materialize," said Farshad Toomaj, a former trader who consults for the Oil Ministry from Sweden.
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So I decided to seek out other doctors and do consults," she continued, adding that she "knew right away I wanted to go bigger.
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"Our worst fears about the economy collapsing did not materialize," said Farshad Toomaj, a former trader who consults for the Oil Ministry from Sweden.
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There is room for error, so both Carbon Health and Nurx are offering consults with doctors to make sure the results are evaluated correctly.
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Orreco also consults with a handful of individual players, including Wilson Chandler of the Philadelphia 76ers and Quincy Pondexter of the San Antonio Spurs.
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He also claims that Trump consults with him over the phone from time to time — but felt that the Syria strike crossed a line.
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Franz's faith is not showy, but he is horrified when he consults his village priest and he stops short of condemning the Third Reich.
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He was on Trump's shortlist to be secretary of state before the selection of Exxon Mobil executive Rex Tillerson, with whom Corker frequently consults.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Like most Millennials, digital artist Chris Reilly almost compulsively consults a device that never leaves his side.
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She's a risk communication expert with Eastern Research Group and regularly consults with the National Weather Service on their watch/advisory system for weather alerts.
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Based in California, Estes consults on environmental health, safety issues, and emergency response, such as oil spill responses, with his company the Estes Group LLC.
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Wandering alone through a barren afterlife, a small boy with a dwarfingly large backpack, he carries a smartphone that he consults with his many inquiries.
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After filling out an online questionnaire, users are connected with a licensed physician who consults via phone, messenger, or video and can prescribe medication remotely.
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For example, the report consults the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for remarkable sites such as the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone national parks.
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A Fulbright Humphrey fellow and an Ashoka fellow, Vyjayanthi regularly consults for the Brookings Institution, The World Bank, UNICEF and the Learning Metrics Task Force.
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Three days or nights a week, she administers medications, including chemotherapy, makes sure that her young patients are comfortable, consults with doctors and much more.
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She consults in remediation and prevention of security incidents through creation of policy and procedures, as well as customized training for your individual office culture.
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He collaborates with U.S. officials investigating Venezuela's government, runs businesses that help Venezuelans emigrate and consults with companies on policy issues pertaining to Latin America.
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Sources previously said regulators may dissect IDC, the market research division of the company that consults many U.S. technology companies on IT spending and strategy.
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Iowa Republican strategist Tim Albrecht, whose firm consults with the Bush campaign, has known and worked alongside Scotter, whom he describes as "legendary," since 2000.
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It is doing this to avoid increasing public debt, a practice that has attracted scrutiny from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which consults Albania regularly.
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"I don't think these are personal decisions," said Blain Rethmeier, a Republican strategist who worked on the Trump transition and consults with companies in California.
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Its entry into the talent marketplace may give artists more leverage, said Zack Gershen, an executive at Mtheory, a company that consults with artist managers.
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Julia Belluz sifts through the research and consults experts in the field to figure out how science can help us live happier and healthier lives.
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A student from Mexico City consults another from Las Vegas on a passage in Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby," occasionally glancing at Google Translate on a laptop.
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She does consulting work through her own company and consults for other companies as a freelancer — and brings in $10,000 or more per side project.
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A CBP official said the agency determines whether an immigrant is amenable for MPP on a case-by-case basis and consults with medical professionals.
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She also consults for public and private institutions, and has published comprehensive monographs and catalogues addressing contemporary visual arts from the Arab world and Iran.
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Harbaugh "has met the psychological impact of the expectations of the Michigan people," said Bill Carr, a former athletic director who consults on coaching hires.
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But Jon Paul Lupo, who worked on de Blasio's presidential bid and now consults for his political action committee, says there's a more straightforward explanation.
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Along the way, she consults expat groups on Facebook for advice and community, as well as government sites for practical information on visas and vaccinations.
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"The private schools are not breaking the law," said Julie Weatherly, a special-education lawyer who consults for school districts in Florida and other states.
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The groom's mother consults on parenting and educational issues, and is a co-author of "Hacking School Culture: Designing Compassionate Classrooms" (Times 229 Publications, 229).
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The groom's mother consults on parenting and educational issues, and is a co-author of "Hacking School Culture: Designing Compassionate Classrooms" (Times 10 Publications, 2018).
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Today, in most markets, we lack reimbursement models for tele-consults that could be of so much benefit to seniors and cost-saving to Medicare.
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Proaño and Plus Three, a Latino-owned technology and fundraising firm that consults nonprofits and political organizations, produced the analysis independently of any presidential campaign.
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Still, Cannon appears cautious as she consults with her fellow caucus members to ensure that she is leaving the right impression with people outside the legislature.
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Although she prefers to post on her own, she did reveal that she consults her friends and family on their opinion before hitting the "publish" button.
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The court angered business in September by suspending construction of the San Rafael silver mine in southern Guatemala until the mining company consults local indigenous groups.
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Joelle Emerson, founder and CEO of the San Francisco firm Paradigm, consults with top employers such as Slack, Airbnb and Pinterest on issues related to diversity.
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It consists of officials from 25 government agencies and consults with a task force made up of governors, mayors and tribal representatives from around the country.
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"The attempt to unionize thus far has been a struggle," said Marc Edelman, an associate law professor at Baruch College who consults on sports antitrust law.
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Speaking live on television following President Trump's announcement, Rouhani said Iran would abide by its commitments while it consults with the other signatories to the agreement.
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Trump loves McCarthy, and consults him frequently for advice — but it's likely that some of Trump's advisers will caution him to stay out of the race.
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This is a known device of disinformation campaigns, say experts like the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research Lab, which Facebook consults on matters of platform abuse.
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After finishing his second term as governor, Perdue founded Perdue Partners, a global trading firm that consults and provides services for companies looking to export products.
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His methods live on in a leather-bound coaching manual, about the size of a diary, that Shildt keeps on his desk and consults every day.
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Helfenbein, 31, is the president and founder of Leigh Aubrey Communications in New York, where she consults for restaurants on their social media and marketing campaigns.
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Dr. Clemens was a paid consultant for Allergan from 22012 to 276, but not for breast implants, and no longer consults for any company, he said.
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That's just one example of the exploding interest from nonendemic brands in the segment, said Manny Anekal, who writes and consults about the business of esports.
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That fear, though unlikely to drive their decisions, could compel jurors to take extra time, said Sonia Chopra, a psychologist who consults attorneys on jury selection.
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"To date, the ACA has withstood the gut punches," said Dave Dillon, a fellow with the Society of Actuaries who consults with states on the law.
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The most specific Kornze got to Gosar's questions was to say that the White House often consults his bureau on numerous monument proposals on their lands.
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Imagine that the Apostle Paul, after his Damascus Road conversion, starts off on his journey, Mr. Muggeridge said, and consults with an eminent public relations man.
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Julia Belluz sifts through the research and consults with experts in the field to figure out how science can help us live happier and healthier lives.
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Of more than 40 artists named, only four are women, two of them contemporary artists Anna Bjerger and Vanessa Baird, whom Knausgaard consults with about Munch.
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The author is Steven G. Rogelberg, a professor of management at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte who consults for companies including IBM and Procter & Gamble.
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Their discussions about art and dialectics mirror a side-splitter of a scene in which Mannix consults with four religious leaders about the studio's depiction of Jesus.
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Multiple news outlets have reported that Kelly now consults with Trump about his tweeting, but there's been some recognition that he can't babysit the president 24/7.
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"When this all started, the thing we heard from the Hill was 'transformative tax reform,'" said a strategist who consults with major companies focused on tax reform.
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But Odin doesn't want to lose a good adviser, so he brings the head of Mimir back to life and frequently consults him on important matters, e.g.
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Unsure how to proceed, he consults with a newly bearded Dake in D.C. The two morally righteous men finally realize now's their time to take Chuck down.
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A spokesman for the Commission said it always "consults a wide range of stakeholders, including governments, industry and non-governmental organizations" when preparing Europe's ICAO negotiating position.
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He regularly consults with mayors of other major cities and sees opportunities for fruitful collaboration, from sharing ideas to bringing collective pressure to bear on vehicle manufacturers.
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The law says that the one to determine whether there is evidence against the prime minister is the attorney general and he consults with the state attorney.
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Hollywood Health and Society, an organization that promotes accurate medical information to the entertainment industry, consults on the show to ensure the story lines are medically sound.
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In this installment of Dear Annabel, Broadly astrologer Annabel Gat discusses entering your lunar return at age 27 and consults the stars for prospects of summer love.
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Barbara Fisher, chief of Hill's Environmental Public Affairs office, said the base consults with 21 Native American tribes about findings and archaeological work performed at the range.
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Instead, the king said Saudi Arabia would tap its spare capacity if and when it becomes necessary, and only after it consults with fellow oil-producing nations.
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" Swan tells me: "Trump not only watches these folks religiously but consults them by phone + views Fox judges Jeanine Pirro and Andrew Napolitano as quasi legal advisers.
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"If they can boot up the phone, then existing tools will work," says Dan Guido, CEO of Trail of Bits, a company that consults on iOS security.
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She often says she consults a bevy of experts, reams of transcripts and scores of interviews with people who have a personal stake in a policy outcome.
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Osman consults occasionally by phone with Gabe, who is still at work overseas, just as out of place in that hostile environment as Osman is in California.
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As of July, the Phoenix VA had about 38,000 pending requests for consults, or appointments, a number which grew by 5,503 just since March, according to the report.
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Prices vary between cities and includes a copy of the book as well as "impromptu design consults, behind-the-scenes bloopers, and plenty of laughs," per the release.
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"They're serious in a way they haven't been before," said Charles Fitzgerald, an angel investor in Seattle and a former Microsoft manager who occasionally consults with the company.
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"From a policy point of view, we're basically seeing the exchanges unravel," said Michael Abrams, a healthcare strategist with Numerof & Associates who consults for insurers including UnitedHealth Group.
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In evaluating the stance of monetary policy, the FOMC routinely consults monetary policy rules that connect prescriptions for the policy rate with variables associated with our mandated objectives.
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The company ultimately covered my hospital care, but I still paid thousands out of pocket for my surgeon's care, as well as hundreds for consults and office visits.
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Richard V. Lawson is the former executive director of the Marine Technology Society and currently consults with other groups focused on the dovetail between technology and our oceans.
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Telemedicine, which involves medical consults via the web and smartphone apps, requires that doctors have licenses to treat patients wherever they are, not just in a single location.
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Grubhub told CNBC in a statement that it's not looking to be acquired, though it "always" consults with advisors on a number of issues, including potential acquisition opportunities.
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She's open and unsqueamish about the tools of her trade, giving us an inside look at the mortician's daily routine, but also consults with other experts where necessary.
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A growing number of Schumer's leadership team has called for Trump's impeachment, but Schumer has been careful not to get ahead of Pelosi, with whom he consults frequently.
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Teo said he consults with his father twice a day — once in the morning and once after lunch — to gain his insights and learn more about his leadership style.
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The Campaign regularly consults with TV show writers and network executives to this day on programs like Jane the Virgin, The Mindy Project, East Los High, and The Fosters.
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We're given glimpses of it, and when Dustin consults his D&D manual about the Mind Flayer, we get a general idea of what the monster is up to.
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She also consults with kosher restaurant owners on how to compete successfully in a market that is clamouring for the comparatively few kosher eaters who go out to eat.
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On the trajectory of her career this past year, Coon told Entertainment Weekly in December that she often consults with her husband on the next project before signing on.
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"I don't find it unusual that they would want to do this from a public safety standpoint," said Chadwick, who consults churches across the nation on their security plans.
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"Social media can definitely get you closer to the retail shareholder in a proxy fight," said Waheed Hassan at Alliance Advisors, which consults companies on mergers and proxy fights.
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"Trudeau is facing the same fossil-fuel-lobby reality that Obama encountered," said Paul Bledsoe, a former climate adviser in the Clinton administration who now consults on climate policy.
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Bornemann, who consults plaintiffs and defendants in criminal cases related to sleep disorders, said about a third of the 350 cases he's seen involved the side effects of Ambien.
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Sometimes, in a search for details, he consults with Mimi Sheraton, the former New York Times restaurant critic, who has a deep memory of meals at the Four Seasons.
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Inside, the dash looks like the helm of a spaceship, with a center console map display bigger than an iPad that, once on the road, Mr. Ocean never consults.
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Barnier's deputy Sabine Weyand would brief EU national envoys in Brussels, Schinas said, as Prime Minister Theresa May consults her cabinet from 1400 GMT on the deal in London.
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Planned Parenthood is also working to make telemedicine consults for medication abortion available in more states; the service is currently offered in health centers in 14 states, Sussman says.
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The Washington Post reported last week that Trump regularly consults with his attorneys in what have become early-morning rituals to vent, plot strategy or talk through latest developments.
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He consults with about half of the major league teams and has helped rejuvenate the careers of several wayward pitchers, including at least two former Cy Young Award winners.
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Van Scoyoc, a hitting instructor in Southern California who consults for the Dodgers, had first noticed Taylor in Detroit in 2014, when Taylor was a rookie for the Mariners.
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Mr. Wax, 30, is the founder of 4x4 Artist Management, a music management and marketing firm in New York that consults to independent and major label musicians and bands.
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Dr. Ronald Petersen, an Alzheimer's researcher at the Mayo Clinic who consults for Biogen, pointed out that the company had not yet convinced the F.D.A. of the drug's efficacy.
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Her pediatrician's office had hosted an open house where a local sleep consultant was offering free consults, and Leanne hired her after the consult for more hands-on help.
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Trump no longer consults with him on every policy announcement, and Kelly has found himself as caught off guard by certain announcements as other aides, White House officials say.
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The secretary routinely consults and advises the president, fellow cabinet members, and the National Security Council on a variety of topics, to include implementing the president's National Security Strategy.
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Loftus typically testifies and consults for defense cases and has only worked on a prosecution's case five or six times in her more than 40-year career, she said.
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To recognize potentially dangerous pages, the browser typically consults a blacklist of sites that have been reported to contain phishing pages or be loaded with infectious and malicious software.
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Innovative Natural Resource Solutions, a company that consults on renewable energy and land protection, among other issues, hired O'Neill and Associates to work on tax credits for biomass fuel.
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To this end, he consults remedies both medical and folk: He undergoes an IV treatment at a medical institution in Las Vegas called Hangover Heaven; consults with a menagerie of academics, a Druid, several doctors, and the CEO of 5-Hour Energy (among others); participates in a glacial New Year's polar bear swim; absorbs the beer-soaked wisdom of the English countryside; and ingests any number of curative concoctions, with varying degrees of success.
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J. Peter Donald, a NYPD spokesman, said the department "ensures we have established probable cause, consults with a district attorney, and applies for a court order" before using the devices.
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Gradifi, which consults other firms on their student debt programs, has helped launch such programs at a range of companies from legacy publisher Penguin Random House to fitness startup Peloton.
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On the BBC's Today programme this morning, Ms Rudd was emphasising that the policy was only "for consultation", and if she consults business, she'll probably get a pretty rude answer.
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Unfortunately, every time you visit a website, your computer first consults the DNS system without any encryption, allowing censors and snoopers to know the name of every website you visit.
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As one of six company pianists, Mr. Grant accompanies rehearsals, consults with choreographers during the creation of new ballets, and, on many nights, performs either in the pit or onstage.
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Arden O'Connor, founder of the O'Connor Professional Group, which consults on an array of issues from addiction to eating disorders, said her firm focused on coordinating care and coaching families.
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"Electoral College 101" In this episode of the Op-Docs series "Electoral Dysfunction," the political humorist Mo Rocca consults a third-grade class on the fairness of the Electoral College.
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On Travis Kalanick: Khosrowshahi said that he consults with the former Uber CEO "like I consult with the [rest of the] board" —meaning not a lot, but they do consult.
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"He works with members that are getting tested ... and he consults with (the members) to map who (they) came into contact with," the aide said, referring to the Capitol physician.
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Isa, the first of the characters we meet, finds himself in physical possession of such a list, and it appears to have grown in size every time he consults it.
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The Bulletin's science and security board consults with its board of sponsors, which includes 15 Nobel laureates, each year to decide whether to adjust the clock or leave it unchanged.
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They said the archivers will serve in a primarily advisory role, adding that presidential records can only be thrown out if the Trump administration consults the archivers officially through writing.
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"He surprised me," said Mr. Gerecht, a fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a hawkish Washington think tank that consults closely with the Trump administration on Iran policy.
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The acting DNI consults with the White House and the Justice Department on a whistleblower case -- and then follows their guidance not to turn over the required information to Congress.
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"When you take agriculture, it's male dominated, and tech is often male dominated," said Nolet, the Sydney-based chief executive of AgThentic, which consults on innovation in food and farming.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Sanders declines to say whether Trump had consulted with national security aides, but said "The president consults with his national security team on a daily basis.
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A medical professional connected with the Tabbot Foundation then receives the results and, if the patient is approved, consults with the patient by phone about what they are about to experience.
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Changes in the cabinet and Duque's communications team could help improve his image and his relationship with congress, where current ministers are unpopular, said Carlos Arias, who consults for political campaigns.
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"There's no reason to think [that population] is different from any other male prison population," notes Dr. Drew Nagele, a neuropsychologist at Beechwood NeuroRehab in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, who consults with BIAPA.
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I asked Robin Ried of Bloomberg Associates (who was a Fulbright scholar in Barcelona in 2004 and now consults with city projects across the globe) whether superblocks are on her radar.
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"There are definitely eye-catching conflicts of interests on boards with far too much regularity," said Class V Group partner Lise Buyer, who consults with pre-initial public offering start-ups.
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But Debora L. Osgood, a lawyer who worked for 25 years at the Office for Civil Rights and now consults with and represents schools on civil rights matters, praised the change.
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"We need a caring, capable and accountable (leader) who consults and works with the public to safeguard our core values, heal the rift in society and resolve the frustrations," she said.
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A couple of times a year—once for the Northern Hemisphere and once for the Southern—the WHO consults with these five agencies, aggregating data from surveillance, laboratory, and clinical studies.
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Nonetheless, they were probably legal actions, since the Justice Department is part of the executive branch of government and the Constitution places no limitations on presidential consults with the attorney general.
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Told by a fellow fox that he doesn't belong, the hapless hero consults a dog, a wolf and a lion, which all administer tests to see if he's one of theirs.
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Sahar Yousef, a cognitive neuroscientist who consults companies on how to boost performance, said going 22 hours without sleep has the same biological impacts as having a 0.08 blood alcohol concentration.
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Though "hot" is generally a subjective term, the e-commerce company Lyst consults a deep pool of data to inform its quarterly list of the hottest fashion brands in the world.
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Two officials who had been handling national security for the transition, former Representative Mike Rogers of Michigan and Matthew Freedman, a lobbyist who consults with corporations and foreign governments, were fired.
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Biden noted that later in his remarks, he said the Senate should consider a nominee if a president puts forth a consensus candidate and consults with members of the upper chamber.
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Biden's favorability ratings have declined a bit, but he still tops the field of 2628 Democratic candidates, according to this month's Morning Consults poll of more than 28500,6900 Democratic primary voters.
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Yet "virtually all PBM-client contracts contain language allowing the PBM to change pricing terms and guarantees unilaterally," said Linda Cahn, an attorney who consults with employers on their drug contracts.
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The latest package would fund bulk-billed video consults - a new cost-free option for people on self-isolation and quarantine to consult doctors and other medical staff through video calls.
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"This White House has been more open to defense industry executives than any other in living memory," said Loren B. Thompson, a longtime defense analyst who consults for major arms manufacturers.
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The culture is "enduring in that it creates that sense of belonging," said Gentry McCreary, chief executive officer of Dyad Strategies, which consults with universities on restructuring fraternity and sorority life.
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Moreover, Criteo regularly collaborates and consults with the CNIL (French DPA), which is our home DPA and supervisory authority under the GDPR, on privacy matters relating to Criteo and our industry.
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The governing coalition may form a new government next week after Mr. Iohannis, who came out in support of the anticorruption movement, consults with the main parties in parliament on Monday.
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American Airlines consults National Weather Service data and plugs it into a formula to calculate air density to determine if conditions at a given airport are suitable for takeoffs and landings.
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Ties At the steering wheel my father consults his large paper map, turning it this way and that, squinting at the small blue lines that squiggle through tiny Maine coastal towns.
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Atamian Hahn-Petersen, 28, is the head of business development in New York for Salterbaxter, a company in London that consults in the areas of business strategy, sustainability and creative communications.
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On the program, patients video-chat with a remote Virta doctor, who consults with their primary care doctor, reviews their blood tests and medical history, and makes diet and drug recommendations.
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She consults experts for practical guidance, right down to how to phrase emails that will make sure women are paid or rewarded for all their work (including "pick your brain" coffee meetings).
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For the serial entrepreneur who invests in and consults for many businesses on CNBC's "The Profit," taking his own company public was a decision that brought up a lot of difficult questions.
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The price difference will supposedly come from "efficiencies," like online booking and data collection that streamlines the process — no two-hour consults, no group meetings to come up with a patient plan.
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"This has been an industry trend for probably half a decade by now," says lingerie industry expert Quinne Myers, who consults for brands looking to create the next big thing in underwear.
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Facebook says it consults with the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and a global group of advisors on the development of the features focused on these principles of social and emotional learning.
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"Counterfeiting is a problem considered a necessary evil when you're going to be selling at this volume," said Chris McCabe, a former Amazon investigator who now consults for sellers on the site.
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"The N.F.L. has a long history of finding the next wannabe," said Jay Rosenstein, a former executive at CBS Sports who now consults for Headline Media, a television talent and programming company.
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With trickier disputes, Mr. Degang, who goes by one name, consults the three-eyed deity Palden Lhamo, a guardian of law popularly depicted riding a mule sidesaddle through a sea of blood.
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Still, he frequently consults the poultry bible of breed standards, and lets us in on the protective yet sly nature of roosters and what raising chickens has done for his self-esteem.
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Holter's feelings about the uncertainty of the future of the auto business is not a surprise to Erin Kerrigan, who runs Kerrigan Advisors, which consults companies or individuals buying and selling dealerships.
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He then wandered off on a tangent to inquire how often Ms. Yellen consults with Richard Cordray of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and what thoughts she had on the agency's budget.
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The platform also told VICE that it regularly consults with outside experts, like ER doctors and child psychologists, to develop its guidelines and strike a balance between creative freedom and protecting users.
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Spafinder Wellness 365 reports that many marijuana dispensaries have been aligning themselves with the spa school of thought, adopting similar, blissed-out offerings, like massage, acupuncture, "medicinal" smoothies, and consults with naturopaths.
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Others might benefit from a concept gaining ground called supported decision-making, in which a disabled person consults with a knowledgeable and trusted supporter while retaining the ability to make decisions independently.
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While Mr. Mulvaney has kept the essence of Mr. Kelly's policy-development procedure, he consults with Mr. Trump earlier in the process to get his direction, rather than wait until the end.
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"I believe the Baby Brezza Formula Pro is a great way to ensure baby gets the right amount of nutrients in every bottle," said Dr. Winkelmann, who consults for the Betesh Group.
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"FBA was created to help sellers not have to deal with logistics," says James Thomson, a former Amazon employee and partner at Buy Box Experts, a firm that consults with Amazon sellers.
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Sales as scapegoatSales consultant Belal Batrawy, who's had a long career in enterprise tech sales and now consults for a handful of startups, also fears that salespeople are going to be hurt.
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Occult symbols left at some of the crime scenes delight Bryant, who is enchanted by all things weird and has all manner of strange friends and associates he consults on such matters.
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Chris McCabe, a former Amazon employee and founder of ecommerceChris, a firm that consults with marketplace sellers, said repeat issues with offensive content partly reflected Amazon's "reactive" approach to enforcing its policies.
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To make such determinations, Rabbi Semelman, who immigrated to Israel from his native France almost 40 years ago, consults with food scientists and Jewish communities, and travels the world to inspect distilleries.
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"It's not one guy, it's a crew of people," said Detective Wistocki, who consults for other police departments on swatting cases and advocated an Illinois law that toughened penalties for swatting crimes.
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"I concede I've seen cases where it seems schools were taking shortcuts to justice," says S. Daniel Carter, a longtime campus-safety expert who consults with colleges and universities about sexual misconduct.
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Their son had recently moved to Australia, they'd said during one of the early consults, and he'd gone by Global Metro, and so Endor knew, at the very least, they weren't luddites.
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Shira also consults as a communications expert and project manager for the United Nations, where she specializes in dignity, human rights, and sustainable development with a focus on youth and aging populations.
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And, though he admitted he consults "smart people" including his advisor, Bel Air's Todd Morgan, before making a substantial investment, "I'd say about 80 percent of the time, I'm correct," Kenny G said.
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The LAPD consults with her to solve the crimes, and it looks like someone is masquerading as her character, the Hooded Falcon, and her part in the investigation leads her straight into trouble.
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The project has been held up while the Army Corps of Engineers consults with the Standing Rock Sioux, who believe the project could harm the tribe's drinking water and Native American cultural sites.
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Six years later the trust now operates two clinics in Abu Dhabi, consults at Al-Amal hospital in Dubai and is developing plans to build a new inpatient facility, also in Abu Dhabi.
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"It would be pretentious on my part ... to presume to know where to best spend it," said Andrade, who consults with state officials and anti-slavery campaigners on how to use the money.
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In this revival of Mr. McPherson's 2004 play, a man (Matthew Broderick) consults a language counselor because of an unusually creepy concern; he is haunted by the ghost of his recently deceased wife.
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They began increasing prices, which "destroyed the overall value message", says Richard Adams, former director of franchising for the western US, who has since sold his restaurants and now consults for other franchisees.
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She consults on the PBS show "Finding Your Roots," and her company The DNA Detectives works with with the media on stories related to DNA, promoting genetic genealogy education through conferences and seminars.
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Before he ties his apron on and heads into his kitchen, he consults with Daniel O'Sullivan, a professor of microbiology at the University of Minnesota, and the two talk yeast, mold, and bacteria.
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Connie Lehman, chief of breast imaging at Massachusetts General Hospital, said algorithms she has been testing there could reduce unnecessary consults by eliminating more false positives that could lead to sonograms and biopsies.
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We dined on the rooftop of Le Foundouk, a three-story restaurant in the medina for which she consults (the owner, Frédéric Velissariou, is French; the chef, Mohamed Amine El Amrani, is Moroccan).
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James Thomson, a former Amazon employee and partner at Buy Box Experts, a firm that consults with Amazon sellers, says the company does do some automatic screening before items go up for sale.
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Cereal companies "have to embrace that people love the flavor and texture of cereal and the vintage nature, but it's not about breakfast," said pastry chef Christina Tosi, who also consults for Kellogg.
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Klosterman also consults with a wide range of experts and notables, like string theorist Brian Greene and director Richard Linklater, who once made a whole movie about a particularly vivid dream he had.
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Phadke's team analyzed roughly 33 allergy e-consults and found more than one in four provided advice and education without the patient needing to go for further diagnostic testing or to see a subspecialist.
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"The idea put forward in this study holds water only if you can do e-consults (that can replace) an in-clinic visit ... in a fashion that is cheaper and more efficient," Hare cautions.
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He rarely consults agency staff before making decisions, holds most of his meetings with industry groups, and is infamous for cutting the agency's budget while spending millions to beef up his personal security detail.
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"A possible explanation is that these cars don't drive the same way that people do," Phil Koopman, a Carnegie Mellon professor and software engineer who consults for self-driving car companies, told Consumer Affairs.
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Oscar is hoping to leverage its tech-enabled service, which includes access to health coaching and telemedicine consults through its phone app, to enroll baby boomer seniors who want more help managing chronic conditions.
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Karla Zadnik is dean of the College of Optometry at The Ohio State University who consults for Nevakar and received funding from the National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health for research on myopia.
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"The President consults with his national security team on a daily basis," Sanders said earlier Monday when asked directly whether Trump had run his tweet by any of the relevant parties in his administration.
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"As people find out they can do these consults online to find out prices and doctors' experience," she said, "I think Zwivel will completely take over cosmetic surgery and how you shop for it."
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"Now you don't just have to worry about what the N.C.A.A. does to you — you have to worry about going to jail," said Dan Beebe, a former Big 12 commissioner who consults with conferences.
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Several said that if a greater diversity of stakeholders had been included in the conversation, including people whom Ms. Warren often consults during policy rollouts, much of the current fallout could have been avoided.
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"The United States regularly consults with allies on its nuclear weapons systems, and has provided updates on its development of low-yield tridents since the 2018 Nuclear Posture Review," a NATO official told CNN.
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Only seven S&P 2300 companies received less than 2500% of shareholder support for their pay packages in 2018, according to As You Sow, a non-profit that runs and consults on shareholder campaigns.
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The fight for the report is expected to consume Capitol Hill for weeks and drag on as Mueller's team consults with the Department of Justice about what can even be disclosed to the public.
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The move is an easy way to get new people to try Amazon as Prime membership growth slows, says James Thomson, a former Amazon executive who now consults for retailers that sell on its platform.
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Didi said there's "no definite timetable" for relaunching Hitch, but people familiar with the matter told TechCrunch the service will likely resume later this year after Didi fully consults the public and all other stakeholders.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - British Columbia will not allow Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd to begin work on public land for its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion until it "meaningfully" consults aboriginal communities, provincial officials said on Thursday.
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He is a rainwater-harvesting expert who advises the city and consults with others around the country, and says that seeing other parts of the Southwest, with their still-fertile valleys, propelled him into action.
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In the Middle East, "there is a very dense population, which makes it much easier to create a high-performing Prime offering," says James Thomson, a former Amazon executive who now consults for small sellers.
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Mr. Johnson, 29, is a senior investment associate in the Arlington, Va., office of Cambridge Associates, a Boston-based investment advisory firm, where he consults with institutional clients on how to manage their endowment portfolios.
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Lynn R. Webster, MD is a vice president of scientific affairs for PRA Health Sciences and consults with pharmaceutical companies, including: Bonti, Charleston Laboratories, Insys, Kempharm, Pernix, Pain Therapeutics, Shionogi, Teva, Trevena, Trevi and Depomed.
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Lynn R. Webster, MD is a vice president of scientific affairs for PRA Health Sciences and consults with pharmaceutical companies, including: Bonti, Charleston Laboratories, Insys, Kempharm, Pernix, Pain Therapeutics, Shionogi, Teva, Trevena, Trevi and Depomed.
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She lived for brief periods — and also sublet — in Mexico City, Peru and Cairo, where she was a founder of the Engine Room, an organization that consults on the use of technology for social change.
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"This moment highlights why it's so important that we redouble our efforts to make sure that every federal agency truly consults and listens and works with you, sovereign to sovereign," he said at the event.
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According to published accounts of how he seized Crimea from Ukraine in March 2014, the Russian president, a former K.G.B. operative, consults a tiny circle of security and military advisers on crucial foreign policy questions.
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In the New Jersey district where Mark Weber teaches music (and consults, gives private lessons and runs a choir), there are five tiers, with each rung receiving fewer benefits than those who started before them.
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CNN Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans talks to investor Bill Ackman, and CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta consults with bioethicist Arthur Caplan about some of the tough issues we're facing during this pandemic.
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After analyzing power levels across the country, Mr. Aguilar, who consults reinsurance companies on Venezuela's power sector, said the government has tried to restart Guri four times since the start of the blackout on Thursday.
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The Washington Post reported that Mayor Catherine Pugh has yet to decide the ultimate fates of the statues, which will be determined after she consults with "interested parties," including cemeteries where Confederate soldiers are buried.
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For a woman who has misanthropic tendencies, the narrator consults a dizzying array of friends — there's Marissa, the actress; Libby, the newly pregnant old high school friend; and Nicola, who has four kids, among others.
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But in The College Admissions Scandal, Bethany consults her elder daughter about the scheme, and she is fully on-board, posing for photo shoot with a soccer ball even though she never played the sport.
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He is CEO of The Abraham Group, which consults on energy and other policy areas before the government, and is a member of the board of directors of PBF Energy, a New Jersey-based refiner.
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With Mr. Trump in the White House, "the threat is very real and there's no one to veto this," said Anita Dunn, Mr. Obama's former communications director, whose strategy firm now consults for Planned Parenthood.
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Told from Zuri's point of view as she gets ready for a "big day," Zuri's dad consults online hairstyling videos to get Zuri's hair just how she wants it, deepening their bond in the process.
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He now consults for the campaign of Emmanuel Macron, a left-leaning politician who is one of the front-runners in the French presidential race, which takes place in two stages in April and May.
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Normally, permanent public monuments in New York City must receive approval from the municipal Public Design Commission, which usually consults further with the Department of Transportation and the Department of Parks & Recreation before construction begins.
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In addition to other, more conventional indicators, Deutsche Bank's chief international economist, Torsten Slok, consults freight rail waste data put out by the Association of American Railroads for a check on how the economy is doing.
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Traditional wait times are about a month for patients whose cases have been flagged to allergists by primary care doctors that don't use e-consults, because patients must then wait for an appointment with the allergist.
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The ministry consults regularly with the Chinese ambassador, has a representative in China and Brazilian Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias plans to visit the country later this year to maintain a good trade relationship, he said.
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But a business lobbyist who consults for many large American companies and follows the issue closely said Hensarling lacked the support to get his package passed by the House when Congress left for its August recess.
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Later on, Gorsuch writes of "the parties," plural, who "proceeded to specify the rules that would govern their arbitrations," as if every low-wage worker consults a contract lawyer before signing off on their HR paperwork.
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He is also on the DOE (FACA) Nuclear Energy Advisory Committee and co-chairman of the Existing Fleet Subcommittee and he consults with the Institute of Energy Economics in Japan and the Jordan Atomic Energy Agency.
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Lindsey Graham played a round of golf before sitting down for dinner with the first lady, Fox News host Sean Hannity and conservative radio stalwart Mark Levin -- ardent supporters who the President regularly consults by phone.
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"Let's say you're in legal and you want to have a paper that says what you want it to say," said Dennis Weller, a former Verizon economist who occasionally consults for telecommunications companies and international organizations.
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You "don't see them (directives) too often, but when they do come out, you know they are serious about it," said Chris Cummiskey, a former DHS deputy under secretary who now consults on cybersecurity and management.
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But according to Esteban Payán, who is Panthera's Northern South America Jaguar Program Regional Director, the landholders he consults are often open to coexistence with jaguars, and many have become avid cooperators on the corridor project.
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Takahiro A. Kato, a psychiatrist at Kyushu University who researches hikikomori and consults with families, said he was often approached by aging parents — mostly mothers — who asked how they could continue providing for their grown children.
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United Health Group said it has services already available for members to book virtual consults, including via its free app, but did not comment on whether it's planning to do anything additional related to the coronavirus.
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Carl Pope, a former long-time executive director of the Sierra Club who now consults for foundations on climate issues, believes that technologically Sanders' goals are largely achievable on both the power generation and transportation fronts.
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Mr. O'Keefe and his group have taken aim at targets over the years including Planned Parenthood, The New York Times, The Washington Post and Democracy Partners, a group that consults with liberal and progressive electoral causes.
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The groom, 30, is a project manager with the New York office of NBBJ, a Seattle-based architecture and planning firm for which he consults on a global portfolio of health care design and strategy projects.
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It is especially rare given that Trump styles himself as his own best adviser and has said he consults only a few people despite a promise to hire the country's top minds once he becomes president.
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"You can't invest in long-term personnel if you think the money is going to be pulled in a year," Regina LaBelle, who currently consults with local and state governments on the opioid crisis, told me.
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"The president can put his name on any order he so chooses," Terri Ann Lowenthal, a former staff director of the House Subcommittee on Census and Population who now consults on census issues, told VICE News.
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"It's not just about a fancy camera and about the data, but it's also about how the technology can be used as force multipliers," says Brett Velicovich, a former military intelligence soldier who consults on drone adoption.
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For now, it's likely that Trump's Ambassador David Friedman lives and works out of an office in Jerusalem but the full scale relation is put off while the US consults with Israel and allies in the region.
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Alexander, who has lived in China for more than 20 years and consults global financial institutions on investing there, said Chinese property prices are up 70 percent in the aggregate since Chanos made his statement in 2010.
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Another key player is a former employee of a large ad network who runs a group of eight sites that were part of the fraud, and who consults for a company with another eight sites in it.
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Carl Hirsch, whose sports advisory business consults on things like helping teams get new stadiums built, and who was brought in to help the Sonics negotiate for a new stadium, said Schultz was getting a bad rap.
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While the industry started lobbying the federal government this year, it can exert more policy influence at the state level, said Marc Edelman, an associate professor of law at Baruch College, who consults in fantasy sports law.
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Priorities USA on Thursday responded to a Trump ad skewering the Democratic presidential front-runner for barking like a dog by cutting a copycat video mocking Trump for saying he consults with himself for foreign policy advice.
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Mr. Fuleihan, whom the de Blasio administration declined to make available for an interview, also consults with Mr. de Blasio's chief of staff, Emma Wolfe, but city officials insisted that Mr. de Blasio essentially remained in charge.
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Starting with the foundation of privacy-preserving tools and techniques, the IP addresses, duration, and timestamps of telehealth sessions could be used to establish a real-time dashboard of medical consults for every state, region, and town.
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Looking at both studies, and using data from his own work, J. Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist who consults with the F.B.I., has identified what he believes is a common thread: a "paranoid spectrum," he calls it.
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"These kids are begging us to stop them," said Amy Klinger, a co-founder of the Educator's School Safety Network, who consults on school safety from the perspective of the former teacher and principal that she is.
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But a business lobbyist who consults for many large American companies and who follows the issue closely said when Congress left for the August recess, Hensarling lacked the support to get his package passed by the House.
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Kalman heads to her West Village studio, where she consults her photographs, or pulls from memory, to make small, notepad-size gouache paintings of the various things she's seen, and sometimes writes a short storyline to follow.
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Israel's president, Reuven Rivlin, consults with the leaders of every party represented in parliament as to their preference for prime minister, and then chooses the legislator who he believes has the best chance of putting together a coalition.
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It can cost thousands of dollars for businesses to make their websites accessible, Dmitri Belser, executive director of the Center for Accessible Technology (CforAT), a nonprofit that consults with businesses on accessible web design, wrote in an email.
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And while Raven and Starfire don't have costumes yet, Robin does — as do his two old acquaintances, Hank "Hawk" Hall (Alan Ritchson) and Dawn "Dove" Granger (Minka Kelly), whom he consults about his Raven situation in episode two.
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"Nike and other brands today recognize that they aren't just talking to the LGBT [lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender] community but millennials and the next generation," said Bob Witeck, CEO of Witeck Communications, which consults on LGBT issues.
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Donna Lopiano, a former director of women's athletics at the University of Texas who consults on Title IX issues, said she believed that Baylor's decision not to issue a full report had been influenced by public relations concerns.
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Where previous presidents courted news personalities, Mr. Trump consults them, seeking policy and strategic advice from Fox News hosts like Jeanine Pirro, who at one point was interviewed for the job of deputy attorney general, and Sean Hannity.
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Mr. Bolton's harshest critics — mostly Democrats, but their ranks include some members of the Bush administration — argue that the odds of taking military action will rise dramatically when he becomes the last person a volatile American president consults.
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"To those of us whose job it is to promote the health and safety of children, this is a shocking directive," said Amy Cohen, a psychiatrist who consults for the Flores team and regularly interviews children at shelters.
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Grasshopper Adventures, which runs most of its cycling tours in Southeast Asia, consults a variety of sources about its destinations, including government sites, cycling touring forums, and traffic and accident statistics, said its chief executive, Adam Platt-Hepworth.
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James Thomson, a former Amazon employee and partner at Buy Box Experts, a firm that consults with Amazon merchants, says the company often enforces its Fair Pricing Policy during the holiday season, especially with sellers offering popular toys.
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But multiple current employees told Business Insider that the country leaders have gained more power since he took charge — and that Blackett, a decade-plus holding company veteran, is personally close to the CEO, who consults her often.
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"This is something that's unbelievably serious and it's happening right now, very fast," House counsel Doug Letter, who consults closely with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, told a federal appeals court during a hearing in the Mueller evidence case.
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These specific rules are workshopped over the course of weeks or months, and Facebook usually consults outside groups—nonprofits, academics, and advocacy groups—before deciding on a final policy, but Facebook's employees are the ones who write it.
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Drawing connections between the plight of modern migrants in Europe and those of 100 years ago or more, Fitzgerald consults from period sources like Joseph Roth's The Wandering Jews and What I Saw: Reports from Berlin 1920–1933.
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Emotions aside, Social Security's role in people's retirement is likely to only grow in the coming decades, said Kurt Czarnowski, who worked for the Social Security Administration for more than three decades and now consults advisors on the topic.
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Among the expansion's obstacles, a legal challenge to be heard in October could overturn Trans Mountain approval, and British Columbia last month barred any Trans Mountain work on public land until Kinder Morgan further consults the aboriginal groups affected.
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" Supporters of Biden point to the fact that later in the same speech the then-Senate Judiciary Committee chairman pledged to consider a nominee "if the President consults and cooperates with the Senate or moderates his selection absent consultation.
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"She was there by my side and protected me when I was young and just getting into the spotlight," Britney Spears, a former client for whom Ms. Grubman still occasionally consults, wrote in a text message from Los Angeles.
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The Legislation and Advisory Bureau (LAB) "consults with and supports various Palestinian ministries and provides guidance on drafting laws and ensuring that legislation/decrees are well written, accurate, and consistent with existing laws," in addition to providing legal advice.
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"While this will be a government that consults and listens, we are clear that we are going to see Brexit through, working with parliament, business, the devolved administrations and others to ensure a smooth and orderly withdrawal," she said.
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Dr. Ginny Whitehouse, a media professor at EKU, told me she was impressed by how quickly the school had rallied to support students—offering faculty consults and loaner laptops—but still worried about what students were going home to.
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However, "I don't think we're under any delusions that the regime will collapse tomorrow," said Mark Dubowitz, chief executive of Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington think tank that consults closely with the Trump administration on Iran policy.
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"Every set that's made comes with an impact, a carbon footprint, a supply chain, a lot of human resources," said Zena Harris, the founder of Green Spark Group, a company that consults with productions to make them more sustainable.
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Pollution and your skin Air pollution can lead to skin aging and the worsening of inflammatory skin diseases like eczema, acne and psoriasis, said Dr. Chan Yung, a dermatologist who consults with the Matilda International Hospital in Hong Kong.
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Cruz, however, may see it as a "badge of honor" that he's not very popular in Silicon Valley, said Tim Miller, former communications director for Jeb Bush's 2016 presidential campaign who now consults for tech companies in the Bay Area.
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Dr. Tania Elliott, an allergist at NYU Langone Health in New York City, who was not involved in the study, also noted that administrative, operational and educational barriers need to be addressed in order for e-consults to become mainstream.
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"It's heartening that people really do want to make a difference, and they're supporting the causes that matter to them," said W. Keith Curtis, chairman of the Giving USA Foundation and president of The Curtis Group, which consults with nonprofits.
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What they're saying: James Thomson, a former Amazon executive who now consults for brands that sell on the platform, says the e-commerce giant's singular advantage is behavioral data allowing it to precisely target customers for its private label products.
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Two controversial pipeline proposals, Energy East and Trans Mountain, won't be forced to start over from scratch in the review process, but must undergo a greenhouse gas (GHG) test and wait until the government directly consults First Nations groups about them.
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Holding a surgery, a one-to-one meeting much like when a patient consults a doctor, is the bedrock of British politics - a chance for lawmakers to meet, listen to and advise the people who elected them, in an informal atmosphere.
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When I'm on call, I oversee labor and delivery, our OB triage unit, our high risk pregnant patients, the postpartum patients, and our gynecology inpatients as well as any consults or emergency surgeries that come in through the regular emergency department.
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Source: IdeaWorks IdeaWorks, which consults for companies like Visa, American Express and United Airlines, said the study looked at 15 dates ranging from August 2016 through February 2017 and a list of U.S. and global destinations to reach their conclusions.
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"He's going to talk about increases in household income compared to Obama and the fact that a tight labor market is a big benefit to workers," said Stephen Moore, a conservative economist who consults with the White House on economic policy.
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One perspective: "It has to be a really compelling reason to get you to give up all that," Shauna Heller, a former Oculus worker who now consults on VR projects, said Thursday at the Mobile Future Forward conference near Seattle.
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Responding to the Dakota Access fight and repeated calls from tribes for the federal government to be more responsive to them, the administration has launched a review of how it consults with tribes when it makes major decisions like infrastructure permitting.
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"We talk about Latin America as a single market, but it's an amalgamation of dozens of markets," says Avinash Gandhi, a former WME agent who represented YouTubers, including Garmendia, and who currently consults for gaming, digital media, and tech companies.
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And when he consults with Michele Ferrari, the Italian doctor, cycling coach and champion of EPO (played with a farcical edge by Guillaume Canet), what the movie dubs the most sophisticated doping scandal in sports history shifts into high gear.
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Its board of directors has scientists, including world-renowned climate researcher Michael E. Mann, as well as political veterans, such as Joe Trippi, who ran the Howard Dean presidential campaign and regularly consults on campaigns at all levels of government.
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"He communicates in a very rough way, but he has a policy group, he consults, he listens, there's mitigation after his speeches," said Jesus Dureza, a former congressman who went to school with Duterte and is now involved in his campaign.
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Thinking or not, "I personally wish that more people could be like termites and be comfortable with natural ventilation," said Maki San Miguel Paulson, an architect who consults on building envelopes — the outer layers that keep air sealed inside buildings.
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Nadina J. Rosier, the health and group benefits pharmacy practice leader at Willis Towers Watson, said other areas the company could explore include offering virtual doctor consults, or using the Amazon Echo, its voice-controlled smart device, for health care applications.
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Bodysuits of the future could include 3D printing, which is being used to make track apparel with raised protrusions that produce "an incredible reduction in drag," according to researcher Len Brownlie of Simon Fraser University, who also consults for Nike.
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"The challenge is if the term 'executive' is code for just rich people or someone with a high-powered job," said Arden O'Connor, chief executive of the O'Connor Professional Group, which consults on treatment plans for addiction and eating disorders.
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" The release added that the district will revert to its former policy, which assigns transgender students to a single-stall gender-neutral bathroom until it consults with law enforcement and other safety professionals "so that these concerns may be addressed.
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The former assistant director of intelligence for the FBI, and an FBI special agent for 24 years, he is a founder and principal of NewStreet Global Solutions, which consults with private companies and public-safety agencies on strategic mission technologies.
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"We're allowing analytics people to come in, and for years baseball people didn't like analytics people; they were a bunch of nerds," said Craig Wallenbrock, a longtime hitting trainer and a former scout who consults for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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And if virtual visits cover the less critical cases, doctors can more readily attend to very sick patients, says Steve Cashman, an executive at InTouch, which helps outfit hospitals and health systems with the technology they need for video consults.
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The N.Y. Times' Maggie Haberman and Glenn Thrush, setting the pace on Trump-Insider coverage, today have a front-page splash on "The Outer Circle" — the 20 family, friends and acquaintances President Trump frequently consults in addition to his White House advisers.
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It's a miniature computer that the average person consults dozens of times a day — not just for sending selfies and watching cat videos, but for arranging childcare, keeping in touch with family, staying on top of work emails, reading books, and managing classwork.
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It said a U.S. citizen working in Katanga province as a security advisor for a private U.S. company that consults around the world was arrested on April 24, but was unarmed and that allegations he was involved in mercenary activity are false.
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He explains that his buyers fall into three broad categories: Lane notes that his company frequently consults with collectors, advising them on the best way to store a costume, with experts on light, temperature, and light exposure, as well as materials specialists.
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"I think it's a final realization that every business has a responsibility to do something about the voracious consumerism and waste we've had over the last 30 or 40 years," Delta Global CEO Robert Lockyer, who consults brands about sustainable packaging, told Forbes.
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What to watch: That the fight between the exchanges and the SEC has escalated to two separate court filings is unusual because the "SEC usually consults closely with the exchanges," Adam Clark Joseph, a finance professor at the University of Illinois, tells Axios.
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"The Paris Agreement is meant to get everyone on board in one structure where you can address climate change together," said Dirk Forrister, the president and chief executive of the International Emissions Trading Organization, a nonprofit organization that consults with governments and companies.
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The bride is a daughter of Cynthia C. Rhodin and William K. Rhodin of Newtown, Pa. Her father is a senior consultant in King of Prussia, Pa., at Walker Consultants, a parking design and consulting firm that consults to the parking garage industry.
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Grocery companies "are realizing that with Walmart and Amazon moving at their pace, you need to pick yours up, too," said Greg Spragg, a former chief merchant at Sam's Club, the wholesale retailer owned by Walmart, who now consults at GrowthWise Group.
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The best way that Trump can discharge his constitutional responsibility for selecting the finest nominee is to institute a transparent process in which the White House assiduously consults with Democratic senators, who must fulfill their constitutional duty to provide advice and consent.
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As Mr. Trump's White House advisers jostle for position, the president has turned to another group of advisers — from family, real estate, media, finance and politics, and all outside the White House gates — many of whom he consults at least once a week.
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"I find it hard to believe that organically there are certain Apple apps that rank better than higher-reviewed, more downloaded competitors," said Todd Dunham, chief executive of the ASO Project, which consults app makers on how to rank higher in the results.
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After receiving a birthday text message that reminds him of his childhood, Mowgli consults his old journal — a personal "jungle book" — and returns to the adventures he had long ago with animals like Baloo, the bear; Bagheera, the panther; and the nurturing wolves.
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"It's a shift, and the fact that shareholders are feeling empowered is I think uncomfortable for corporations, and that's why you're seeing them fight back," says Danielle Fugere, president of As you Sow, a non-profit that runs and consults on shareholder campaigns.
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"Some sellers exclusively use FedEx for Seller Fulfilled Prime [SFP] because they have negotiated good freight rates or have daily pickups," said Steve Yates, CEO of Prime Guidance, a company that consults third-party sellers on Amazon and other e-commerce sites.
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An independent election security expert named Harri Hursti, who consults with election districts and helps run the annual Voting Machine Hacking Village at the Def Con security conference, also verified the methodology for Motherboard without being told how to find the systems.
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Ultimately, the cash programs would not give drivers the opportunity to earn money from stock in the same way that employees do, said Mary Russell, a lawyer and founder of Stock Option Counsel, a firm that consults with employees on stock compensation.
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"One of the things we heard a lot from orthopedic providers was that this is sudden, this is complex, we're not sure we're ready to do it," says Chas Roades, chief research officer at the Advisory Board Company, which consults with hospitals.
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Will Land, CEO of Marketplace Valet, a company that consults and sells for other brands on Amazon, is one of the sellers that Amazon invited to meet with them at CES, to discuss a seller support program introduced last year, the Marketplace Growth program.
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The candidate must: As a final step, the candidate must make an official request to the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, who consults with a congressional advisory committee (mostly leadership from both parties) and then determines whether to grant or decline protection.
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Sam Cochran, who coordinated the first crisis intervention program in Memphis and now consults with other departments, said he believed the training worked best when departments trained a smaller group of volunteers who then took the lead on police calls involving mental health issues.
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Jen McNeely, the founder and editor of the Toronto-based women's lifestyle site She Does the City, lives with her husband, Jamie Drummond, who is an editor for Good Food Revolution, a food and wine blog, and a sommelier who consults for wine agencies.
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The writers over at GQ have already dreamed up their ideal cast, with Lady Gaga playing the fast-talking Sicilian mob wife Robin Colombo and Jameela Jamil as the psychic whom Jacobson consults during his deepest phases of paranoia while pulling off his con.
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When Alexei Ratmansky made "Serenade After Plato's Symposium" (2016), he cast Ms. Teuscher as its sole woman: It was implied that she was the seer, Diotima, whom Socrates consults about the nature of love — the sage who knows the mysteries the men hope to understand.
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Before he leaves town, Mr. C consults with one of his agents, Chantal (Jennifer Jason Leigh); and he brutally murders one of his confederates, Darya (Nicole LaLiberté) after he finds out that she and her partner Ray (George Griffith) were planning to kill him.
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Christine Williamson, an expert who consults with aid organizations on human resources issues, said, "I have seen people move around who have gone through the disciplinary process, come out with a confidentiality agreement, and move on to another organization without really paying the price."
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It now owns stakes formerly owned by Frog in eight companies, and Frog committed to become one of the largest limited partners in Tuesday's current (fourth) fund so that it continues to get upside from those companies and future Tuesday startups with which it consults.
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If a relative asked how Facebook handled hate speech, for example, the chatbot — which is a simple piece of software that uses artificial intelligence to carry on a conversation — would instruct the employee to answer with these points: Facebook consults with experts on the matter.
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When there's a problem to be solved, he consults the opinions of others; he does his homework; he understands that every issue is part of an ecology of the whole, one thing relating to all the others in some way that needs to be discerned.
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Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, whom Mr. Trump consults regularly on the matter, said it was not a stretch to attribute Mr. Trump's victory to issues where Mr. Trump broke with a Republican establishment orthodoxy that had disappointed anti-immigrant conservatives for decades.
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Derek Scissors, a China scholar at the American Enterprise Institute who consults regularly with the administration, said that he believes Mnuchin would prefer to apply the text of a bill working its way through Congress to strengthen national security reviews of U.S. acquisitions to investments by China.
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Agrotosh Mookerjee, an actuary who consults for governments and humanitarian projects on weather-based insurance, is considering a switch to the CHIRPS data set to expand a project in Zambia that uses satellite-based rainfall measurements to set rates, determine payouts, and insure 60,000 farming households.
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"The reason the BUILD act was passed is because there's a view that we're in a global commercial competition with China," Aubrey Hruby, who is a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations and who consults with African policymakers and Fortune 500 companies, told Axios.
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"We knew it was over when the Israelis were so easily caught in 2010 killing Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in a hotel room in Dubai," a retired CIA agent who now consults on security in Dubai said, referring to the assassination of the logistics chief for Hamas.
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With its public companies funneling money to India and smaller investors tallying losses, a similar process might already be underway in one of the most fascinating markets in the technology world: China, said Bill Bishop, co-founder of MarketWatch, who blogs and consults on China-related issues.
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ConsenSys's home base, in a graffittied industrial space in Bushwick, is a defiant, almost ostentatious expression of an anti-corporate ethos—a nod to crypto's anarchic underpinnings, but with a bit of pretense, since ConsenSys consults with businesses and governments seeking help in building private blockchains.
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Quiksilver's Glen Moncata, who's organized the event every year since its inception in 203, looks at "four or five forecasts" and consults a handful of meteorologists and local shade-tree Waimea experts who know the bay and its surf as well as anyone on the planet.
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They include: Health care: AR will impact health care in many ways, from how medical students learn about the human body, to consults with doctors in far-off places, to less-invasive surgeries driven by a physician's ability to "see" into a patient without opening them up.
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The White House consults annually with Congress, the State Department, and other agencies — including the Department of Homeland Security and National Security Council — to make the Presidential Determination, which sets a cap on the total number of refugees the U.S. will resettle in a given year.
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"The assumption is that we're all very busy, but want to cook like a chef at home so we don't waste time making a meal that doesn't look or taste good," said Amanda Gold, a former food journalist who now consults with chefs and food companies.
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In particular, US exports of tear gas and other law enforcement equipment, such as pepper spray and police helmets, shields, batons, to Hong Kong require a license from the Department, and the Department consults with the Departments of State and Defense in reviewing such license applications.
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But it's also not the time to panic, cautioned Dana Look-Arimoto, the owner of consulting and advisory firm Phoenix5 and author of "Stop Settling, Settle Smart: Rethinking Work-life Balance, Redesign Your Busy Life" who consults and coaches companies to transform holistically in an accelerated way.
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Veronique Valliere, a psychologist who counsels sexual assault perpetrators and victims and consults with the military and law enforcement, said the offenders she treats list two main tactics used to obscure assaults: They camouflage the act as horseplay or humor, or they act as though nothing happened.
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She doesn't just ask herself — she consults two psychics, she studies the messages in fortune cookies with more care than they're probably due and she devises her own system of divination, based on the I Ching, in which she poses yes-no questions while tossing three coins.
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One is the president, who is never named or shown on screen but who, we're given to believe, is a shriveled right-wing imbecile who consults regularly with Logan, much as Donald Trump has consulted regularly with Rupert Murdoch since the instant he won his election victory.
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While Trump initially suggested King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud agreed, the White House later clarified Saudi Arabia would tap its spare capacity if and when that becomes necessary and only after it consults with other members of OPEC — some of whom oppose further supply hikes.
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"I'm like, 'Look, yay, you have all this money and you can build your dream house and that's fabulous, but you have taken nobody else into consideration," said the block association's president, Eileen Vazquez, who has installed a decibel meter on her cellphone, and consults it often.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon starts out in health by providing things like over-the-counter medicines, and then moves into making the experience easier for managing your health," said Tom Robinson, a San Francisco-based partner at Oliver Wyman, who consults with health and life sciences companies.
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"When you're in a relationship with someone who has you under siege, they've essentially taken you hostage and you're afraid not to cooperate," says Julie Owens, a domestic violence survivor who consults for the Department of Justice and has almost 30 years of experience helping people fight domestic violence.
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"If we had American Indians involved in some of the above-the-line positions in 2017, we would avoid a lot of these controversies," said Joely Proudfit, Ph.D., a professor of American Indian studies and cofounder of The Native Networkers, which consults on media representation of indigenous people.
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And whether or not ousted Fox News chief Roger Ailes officially consults Trump for the debates or not doesn't matter — If Trump (or Clinton for that matter) wants to win over voters in the debates, he would do well to take a page out of the Ailes playbook.
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Generally speaking, though, the schooling provided in these shelters is "not necessarily that good," said Dr. Amy Cohen, a psychiatrist who interviews children in ORR-affiliated shelters and consults the Flores attorneys, partly because the shelters are only supposed to hold children for a short period of time.
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Her son "raised his hand to comment about how even though that was a long time ago, there are lots of ways things still aren't fair and then gave an impassioned description of the wage gap," said Brody, who consults with companies to improve workplace culture for new parents.
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CALLING IN THE EXPERTS: The Hill's Julian Hattem reports: Donald Trump offered the longest list yet of his foreign policy and national security advisers after months of refusing to detail the experts he consults, naming five people who have been added to an advisory team led by Sen.
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As Cora consults friends, players and his bosses, there is a potential out, or at least pause: Team management went on the record this weekend saying it would be inappropriate for the team to be celebrating at the White House if federal workers are still going without a paycheck.
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It is no surprise that a teenager conditioned to use "likes" as a measure of self-esteem would turn to social media to deal with post-traumatic stress, said Veronique Valliere, a psychologist who counsels sexual assault perpetrators and victims and consults with the military and law enforcement.
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"What's become clear over the past 30 years of research is that there's virtually always a personal grievance that will start a person on a pathway to mass murder," Dr. J. Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist who consults on threat assessment for universities and corporations, said in 2015.
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Having cycled without using such drugs his whole life, in the wake of the Lance Armstrong scandal he decides to cheat and consults a man who has devoted his life to finding cheaters — Don Catlin, a scientist who invented many of the protocols for contemporary drug testing in sports.
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"The Super Hornet has been the Navy's most successful carrier-based aircraft, but it doesn't reflect the latest technological refinements that the F-35 has," said Loren B. Thompson, who consults for Lockheed and works for a research group that is supported by all the major military contractors.
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"Data privacy is a hot topic in the current sociopolitical climate, and Amazon doesn't want to be on the bad end of that conversation," says Jon Derkits, a former Amazon employee who is now the chief product officer at 3PM Solutions, a firm that consults with ecommerce sellers.
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One Medical, which has 397,000 members across 77 medical offices, has been pushing into digital services like online scheduling, virtual consults, and electronic records to provide a broader range of amenities to customers, and it's become known for same-day appointments, plush interior design, and easy-to-use apps.
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Now that she&aposs graduated, she consults full time, running her own agency focused on app-store optimization, which is a method of formatting app page descriptions so they rank well in app stores (similar to search engine optimization for creating web pages that rank well in search engines).
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The latest: Federal investigators are conducting an antitrust probe into Amazon, along with Google, Apple and Facebook — and small sellers who operate on the e-commerce giant's platform are lining up to speak to the Feds, says Chris McCabe, a former Amazon employee who now consults for brands.
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David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector who consults with European officials on the Iran nuclear deal, said that while the EU3 are angry that Iran has broken the 300-kilogram ceiling, the violation is not serious enough for them to seek an immediate snapback of international sanctions.
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" Richard Jacobs, a security analyst whom Uber fired in April and now consults for the company, testified Tuesday that up to dozens of employees were trained to used ephemeral messaging systems, including Wickr, to communicate so that their conversations would be clandestine and could not surface in any "anticipated litigation.
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Donald Trump has been known to use the service to declare changes in US international policy — "it's time for our troops to come back home" — before he even consults with the relevant officials, while Elon Musk's infamous "funding secured" tweet got him sued by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The law forbids the State Liquor Authority from issuing a liquor license to any premises within 500 feet of three existing licensed establishments — unless the authority consults a community board or a municipality, holds a hearing, finds that the license would be in the public interest, and records its reasons.
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Google is constantly upgrading its search algorithms, but before it widely deploys any changes, it explores how test groups interact with the change and also consults its thousands of "search quality raters," who A/B test the relevance of the new and old results to see which gives the better answers.
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"If time is the ultimate luxury and people want a higher return on investment of their time, you need to give them a reason to be in a physical space," said Ms. Shechtman, who has worked with more than 4,000 brands and who consults for a range of big-box retailers.
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Her policy team's reliance on Ivy Leaguers, along with the Harvard Law School alumni she regularly consults, reflect the duality in her campaign — the fact that Warren is both an up-by-the-bootstraps success story and a privileged Ivy League professor — that opponents are starting to notice and exploit.
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I believe I was rapidly promoted—I no longer have to field phone calls; I teach people how to field phone calls, and I even teach people how to teach other people how to field phone calls, as well as taking consults on particularly challenging phone encounters—because I understand people.
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Washington (CNN)While remaining committed to relocating the US Embassy to Jerusalem, the Trump administration is expected to move cautiously on a timeline as it focuses on critical issues in the American relationship with the Israeli government and consults with allies about the way forward, senior administration, Israeli and diplomatic sources tell CNN.
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At the urging of longtime friends and outside advisers, most of whom he consults after dark, President Trump is considering a "huge reboot" that could take out everyone from Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and chief strategist Steve Bannon, to counsel Don McGahn and press secretary Sean Spicer, White House sources tell me.
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Prehistory: Storing sushi in the early days of fermentation About the time our hunter-gatherer ancestors took up farming, 11,000 years ago, they started to consume probiotics without even realizing it, said Dr. Cate Shanahan, a Newtown, Connecticut-based family physician who also consults as a nutritionist with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, who consults often with Mr. Trump, set out a similar timetable on Tuesday, saying that a bill to repeal the health care law would include some legislation to replace aspects of it, though Republicans have yet to agree on the details of their alternative.
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FREEDMAN, WHO LEFT W in 2010 and soon after became the creative director at Barneys New York — he now consults for design galleries and fashion brands including Maison Margiela and Christian Louboutin — has built his life around the works, most of which are either early versions in their original condition or prototypes.
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To meet the standard of nonpartisan objectivity, CBO makes no recommendations about policy, regularly consults with researchers and practitioners with a wide range of views (as can be seen in the agency's panels of advisers and reviewers for major studies), and enhances its transparency by releasing extensive descriptions of its analytic techniques and forecast record.
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But don't get it twisted: When asked if she ever consults with her friend about doubling as a mother and manager, it's the only time Cyrus gets the tiniest bit testy — quick to point out that she was momaging before Jenner was, so when it comes to seeking wisdom, it's usually the other way around.
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On the backs of such mainstays as (checks Wikipedia) Jason Kipnis and (consults 22016 fantasy team) Corey Kluber, the Indians have won their first division title in nine years, and with (looks at cereal box) Coco Crisp and (listens to "Smooth") Carlos Santana in the mix, Cleveland could make a deep run in the playoffs.
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On a tangent, Silver tells me that he often consults what he calls a "board of directors" in his head to give him advice: James Beard; Mark Twain ("if I piss him off, that's not good"); Plato ("he's hard to piss off because he has a lot of patience"); Montaigne ("very sweet"); and Abraham Lincoln.
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"We are a generation perfectly positioned to make change happen on any number of social and economic issues," says Jonah Stillman, himself a recent high school graduate who now consults on Generation Z related topics for the National Football League as well as for global brands such as 3M and the business networking site LinkedIn.
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In its favored media mouthpiece — the London Evening Standard newspaper, whose editor, George Osborne, consults for major Uber investor, BlackRock — Uber's UK general manager Tom Elvidge has been given space for a lengthy op-ed where he admits the company "got things wrong along the way" before setting out the case for Uber having turned over a new leaf.
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Since then, she's built a career as an environmental and consumer advocate (she now consults with the law firm Weitz & Luxenberg) but in the last 18 months has become a staunch advocate for communities across the country concerned about their tainted water – starting with the moms in Flint, Michigan who first reached out to her in late 2014.
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But one thing is certain, sources say: although the Saudis' Gulf allies quickly came into line behind Naimi, his decision came as a complete surprise, highlighting how the kingdom — which traditionally consults with Kuwait, the UAE and Qatar — appears to be changing under its new assertive and pragmatic leadership, of which Prince Mohammed is a main player.
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My son's doctor at MSK routinely consults with one of the world's few specialists in his disease, a distinguished principal investigator at the NIH's Intramural Research Program, who is often able to guide his treatment based on research that has not yet been completed and published, and whose research in turn evolves based on information about my son's case.
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They are so eager to fit in that they may, for example, comply with the demands of a bully who says, " 'I'll be your friend and go to dinner with you every night next week if you kiss that girl,'" said Jane Thierfeld Brown, who consults with families and colleges about supporting students on the spectrum.
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Ken Dychtwald, chief executive of Age Wave, which does research and consults with businesses on aging, said he was pleasantly surprised by how great the Stones sounded after a recent concert, but he was equally surprised by their sponsor: a group of some 35 companies whose main product aims to provide retirees with a pensionlike monthly check.
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The score attempts to infer the ideology of appellate judges from their appointing president and their two home-state senators, relying on the tradition of "senatorial courtesy" in which the Senate refuses to confirm nominees opposed by senators from their home state (and in which the White House usually consults those senators before making an appointment).
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In this passage she consults Gerry Nahum, a Stanford engineer, to analyze a soul-weighing experiment she read about: I've just describes to Nahum the experiments of Duncan MacDougall [a turn-of-the-century physician who tried to weigh the escaping souls of dying patients], hoping to get his professional opinion regarding what might have caused the mysterious weight losses.
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There, a Johns Hopkins researcher who said he consults for pharmaceutical companies and Reynolds American — which makes VUSE, the top-selling e-cig brand in the US — asked the panel when public health officials were going to communicate positive messages about how vaping reduces harm, like they do about using clean needles and condoms to stem the spread of disease.
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Along with countries like Niger, Mali and Mongolia, Kazakhstan has an advantage: lax regulations that allow it to process uranium cheaply from in situ leaching, which involves pumping chemicals into uranium reserves and carries serious risks to the environment if it's not carried out responsibly, said Danielson, who consults developing nations on mining through his company Sustainable Development Strategies Group.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Monday offered the longest list yet of his foreign policy and national security advisers after months of refusing to detail the experts he consults.
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By contrast, as The Case Against Adnan Syed frequently consults Syed and his family, allowing him, as Serial often did, to narrate his own version of events, it's hard not to feel that in making a case for Adnan's innocence, we're inevitably allowing his voice, and those of his supporters, to drown out the voices of Lee and her family.
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"About 60 percent of my clients are young women looking for aesthetic corrections, while about 30 percent or so are here for treatments for skin diseases and a smaller group of patients come for post-traumatic surgeries," Ahmadzai says, adding that his clinic (which has four doctors, two nurses and other medical staff) sees up to 50 to 60 individuals a day for consults—sometimes even more.
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