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Some comedians don't have day jobs to quit, because their day jobs are actually at night.
There were part-time jobs, very seasonal, 90-day jobs, 120-day jobs, and you couldn't get.
Day jobs matter While the Trump administration prepares to deal with congressional investigations, they also have day jobs to do.
People who overthink texting diplomacy need day jobs or friends.
It's not unusual to find Uber drivers with day jobs.
Most of my day jobs came out of garage work.
Was it important to show them doing their day jobs?
You have a million day jobs and projects going on.
What are the day jobs of those in the band?
That gave us enough confidence to quit our day jobs.
There are day jobs, marriages, military service, and, now, mortgages.
He worked various day jobs and pursued acting by night.
Turns out, most people aren't all that into their day jobs.
Do you guys have day jobs, or are you just Alcest?
That changes when people get jobs that aren't just day jobs.
They can't find side jobs if they're doing their day jobs.
And its board members work day jobs to help finance operations.
We employees were a collection of would-be artists working day jobs.
Very rarely — at least in our day-to-day jobs as VCs.
He has, for example, paid actors just to do their day jobs.
But they're not: They work day jobs and record in their garage.
Harris and his boyfriend also carve out time for their day jobs.
Money is tight, and most pilots have to keep their day jobs.
His day jobs have included managing a database for a nonprofit organization.
"At any given time I have two day jobs, three …" he shrugged.
Some come from prominent housing advocacy groups; others work unrelated day jobs.
Some joked they'd give up their day jobs to start scalping sandwiches.
Nigeriens were also employed for day-to-day jobs at the base.
Seth Moulton -- have already dropped out and returned to their day jobs.
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Despite their unremarkable day jobs, they are among the world's most revered spelunkers.
Not all of them were quick to give up their day jobs, however.
They just would have done the "1600" podcast and kept their day jobs.
Maybe it is time for the spouses to just keep their day jobs.
It's not enough anymore for celebrities to just stick to their day jobs.
Day jobs provide more than the much-needed financial security to create freely.
Michael Che and Colin Jost might want to stick to their day jobs.
To all the dreamers with day jobs, I see you, don't give up.
And writing about soul-crushing day jobs has produced some genuine theatrical masterpieces.
Some have quit their day jobs to perform the brit milah full time.
Tim Ryan, all of whom have day jobs they can go back to.
In the professors' day jobs, they face the challenge of engaging drowsy students.
"All of us who work on Cap Friendly have day jobs," Zrim said.
I heard you had to quit your day jobs to take the gig.
Day jobs: King works at a winery in Vermont; Fredrick works at Crate & Barrel.
I had three day jobs when I lived in NYC, which was killing me.
Although a valiant effort by both women, they should stick to their day jobs.
All the actors have day jobs; Mr Nabwana, a former brickmaker, films music videos.
Most have day jobs and are fitting this work into their nights and weekends.
The group eventually decided to quit their day jobs and start a health company.
Both Schuyler and Liu have left their day jobs to focus on Diet Prada.
We're actually quite a small group of friends who have their own day jobs.
Nearly all of those watching were hobbyists, logging countless hours outside their day jobs.
Most of the time, though, those in the Guard are doing their day jobs.
Teachers, sheep ranchers, construction workers and others with day jobs make up most bands.
Google looks for candidates who have passion and experience outside of their day jobs.
They all insist that their day jobs, and sworn oaths, are their top priorities.
About 22014,225 people with non-art-related day jobs held secondary jobs as artists.
It's good thing The Slo-Mo Guys both have day jobs to fall back on.
But we all had day jobs and spent our spare time doing what we loved.
In their day jobs, they're private eyes or retired law enforcement or professional adoptee searchers.
Most have day jobs and receive little if any material reward for their pastoral work.
Premier League players earn as little as $50 a month and most have day jobs.
How gay a politician reads should have no bearing on their day jobs as lawmakers.
All four members of the Japanese contingent, including ispace CEO Takeshi Hakamada, had day jobs.
The list of successful, creative minds who kept their day jobs is a long one.
It's a little time capsule, because I'm still talking about day jobs on that album.
They don't have day jobs, but because of Trump's disdain for science, they soon might.
Will first-time candidates go back to their day jobs or will they run again?
"There may be plenty of people who's day-to-day jobs won't change," she said.
Several top criminal prosecutors have left the special counsel to return to their day jobs.
"When we had day jobs, there was a clear demarcation between "work" and "not work.
In the months that followed, pushback seemed to spill over into the organizers' day jobs.
If politicians really want to excel at podcasting, maybe they should quit their day jobs.
That being said, they do both work day jobs to keep money in their pockets.
Eventually in 2001, Lang quit his science day jobs and committed to origami full time.
All of us have professional day jobs as political science professors, which is demanding enough.
Some celebrities are known for their signature hair color just as much as their day jobs.
Danielle and Ely Franko found their day jobs in dermatology and software, respectively, lacking in creativity.
Today, however, a select few are leaving their day jobs to pursue the sport full time.
This lesson was beaten into me through the variety of ways I failed at day jobs.
Perhaps this is why so many successful and creative people held on to their day jobs.
Everyone still holds their day jobs, but will continue to work on Botlist as they can.
Like I said before, my day jobs have always been like 70-hour work-week jobs.
At night it bustles with students arriving for class after clocking out of their day jobs.
Flower supported himself with various day jobs, including a long-term position as a jewelry designer.
Shults: [My husband, Dean Shults, also a Southwest pilot] and I both love our day jobs.
They both have day jobs at a pizzeria and chase work making props and building sets.
Last year, Williams and Lin both quit their day jobs to run their Instagram full-time.
Free products are viewed as fair compensation for the ads they post outside their day jobs.
Many still have day jobs, but they also have high-performance coaches and regimented training schedules.
Mr. Lundy's day jobs include working for the Denver Commission for People With Disabilities and consulting.
The Neediest Cases Fund For years, day jobs helped Carolyn Coleman pursue a career in music.
Collaborators for "The Sneeze" work for free from home, fitting it in around their day jobs.
Others say Election Day is unfair to those with regular day jobs — 85033-5 wage earners.
"What nonprofits really need is often skills that people have in their day jobs," Palmer said.
The university is usually full of students on weeknights who attend classes after working day jobs.
Then again, most of us would also kill to quit our day jobs, which Cameron actually did.
The volunteers were in their regular day-to-day jobs when the shooting call first came in.
The aim is to get as many administration officials involved as possible, regardless of their day jobs.
We all used to have day jobs, um, and music was always kind of on the side.
The two have day jobs, but they have taken time off to try to absorb what happened.
Brian Scordato, founder of Tacklebox Accelerator, a program for founders who haven't yet quit their day jobs.
Many of the water protectors have day jobs — as lawyers, environmental activists, filmmakers and even drone pilots.
But the road to my dream was paved with many professional mistakes (and countless hellish day jobs).
The project's volunteers say they are continuing to work on the site while juggling their day jobs.
A lot of these young pioneers are part-time artists with day jobs that you wouldn't expect.
Some of the investors, like Vogt, have day jobs but invest in the space on the side.
They all have different skills and different day jobs but, together, they're looking to strike it rich.
Angel investors are typically wealthy individuals with day jobs who invest within their personal and professional networks.
Up to 70% of women continue their day jobs, often as office workers or teachers, after childbirth.
Day jobs are hard to find, and they don't leave a lot of headspace for creative work.
Homework therapists often have day jobs as clinicians at hospitals, family counseling centers or their own private practices.
They put aside their day jobs, try their hand at singing and well... it's the thought that counts.
In 2015, the founders quit their day jobs to work on their new venture and raised $5.5 million.
Daymond John, fashion mogul and judge on ABC's "Shark Tank," urges people to not quit their day jobs.
Nigerien locals were also employed for day-to-day jobs on the base, such as dining facility operations.
The vast majority have regular day jobs, so hiring members doesn't mean government officials are infiltrating the companies.
They've been working together on their business for nearly six years, while holding day jobs and pursuing MBAs.
Obscure, ancillary day jobs (I'm a tour guide during the day) become less glamorous as you get older.
On Tuesday, she told her 30-person team that they might soon be returning to their day jobs.
Parents say they're struggling to do their day jobs while managing their kids' less structured daysWhile many parents continue to work their regular day jobs, they also have to ensure that their children are occupied at home (with something other than screens), attending online courses, and keeping up with school assignments. 
Realizing that we won't actually be heading back to school; instead we will continue commuting to our day jobs.
Now, the business is large enough that the pair left their day jobs to focus on it full-time.
All five work day-jobs and have families ("none of our husbands want any part of it," Williams says).
Players also cheated back when ballplayers had day jobs and played part-time; cheating is a part of life.
My string of post-college day jobs started at a running-shoe store on 14th Street near Union Square.
What might be just as impressive is that the three founders maintained day jobs while they built the museum.
Eventually they quit their day jobs, as what started out as a family farm evolved into a commercial endeavor.
Meanwhile, during the campaign, some organizers would find their managers questioning their commitment to their day jobs, they said.
That summer, the three co-founders also finally quit their day jobs after nearly a year spent developing DraftKings.
Ignore those who scoff — they probably have "day jobs" and comfortable, routine lives filled with family, friends and bliss.
Both were young professionals with day jobs: Mashal worked for an aid organization, and Sabawoon as a radio journalist.
Even in an industry where many performers routinely work day jobs, especially between gigs, Mr. Walker's is rare pairing.
García Márquez wrote some of his early fiction on rolls of newsprint that he liberated from his day jobs.
She found an expatriate social circle and took printmaking classes, while also holding down a series of day jobs.
In their day jobs, research psychologists don't typically need safety goggles, much less pith helmets or Indiana Jones bullwhips.
Even the most famous and successful artists have had to take day jobs at times to make ends meet.
They bought homes in leafy suburbs, took vanilla day jobs — travel agent, financial planner, college professor — and even raised families.
During this time, the employees no longer work their day jobs – they exclusively focus on their Area 120 projects instead.
Rather it seems to have unleashed the AI onto unsuspecting business staff who were just going about their day jobs.
Making a living doing wizard rock would mean we ditch our day jobs, ditch our kids, and go on tour.
Both men kept their day jobs during those early years, but the business developed a loyal following and quickly expanded.
The idea of controlling their own destiny appealed to their son and daughter-in-law, who quit their day jobs.
A lot of middle-class people with day jobs tried their hand at selling random junk from their basements online.
The CW's DC universe mostly deals in 20-somethings grappling with their powers while juggling day jobs and/or intensive brooding.
He cites a desire for self-determination as one of the reasons why people simulate their day jobs with video games.
"If they let themselves be distracted, they're not going to have time to do their day jobs," he told BuzzFeed News.
He's seen people from all walks of life try to emulate him, leaving their day jobs to be their own boss.
"Up until 2012 or '1003, we both had day jobs and worked weekends and holidays on Comando G," Mr. García said.
A few months ago, I decided to stop taking art-related day jobs and found a warehouse to work at instead.
But what I wanted to know was, how did all of these people with day jobs have time to read it?
"Everything that we make, whether it's from Marissa's side business or our day jobs, all goes into one account," says Jacob.
They both worked at their day jobs, painted at nights in their Union Square studio, and visited galleries on the weekends.
The more established supplement their incomes by teaching, while newbies support themselves with day jobs like any other actor seekinga big break.
I have seen creative friends struggle for years to break into a field against astronomical odds; most ended up with day jobs.
The founders tell me that they all have regular day jobs and have no intention to make anything off of Trump Forest.
While they have both been holding down day jobs, this spring they broke ground on their Electrified Garage in Seabrook, New Hampshire.
It really does take a village In addition to our day jobs, women carry much of the emotional workload for our families.
A 14-year study of 5,000 American entrepreneurs demonstrates this exact point: Entrepreneurs who kept their day jobs failed 33% less often.
The fictional Kumail works as an Uber driver, a day job that didn't exist when the real Kumail still had day jobs.
These high costs tip the scales for would-be entrepreneurs in favor of keeping their day jobs with relatively inexpensive health insurance.
Mr. Greenberg and his wife, Harriet, were travel writers in addition to their day jobs; he was a lawyer, she was a teacher.
If you don't, your muscles will deteriorate, and your cells won't be able to carry out their day-to-day jobs, says Leon.
Shows and studio time were booked around day jobs, while monthly band practices steadily became weekly as they eased themselves back into things.
"We are just two girls who just work normal day jobs and go shopping at K-Mart," a humble Ashurst told Mashable Australia.
It suggests Haven has big plans, as these folks would be unlikely to leave their day jobs for an initiative that lacks ambition.
Considering how busy their day jobs keep them, politicians can't even be expected to actually write the books with their names on them.
Her day jobs include the artificial insemination of cows, which requires anal penetration up to her shoulders and gentle manipulation of bovine cervixes.
But it wasn't until we graduated and all got day jobs that we decided to actually work on it as our main project.
For roughly five years it was our side hustle, which we labored over while maintaining other, steady day jobs to pay the bills.
That is their job," said Dr. Kate Bunyan, a former medical director for Carnival U.K. "They are not waiters in their day jobs.
A University of Wisconsin study showed that entrepreneurs who kept their day jobs were 33% less likely to fail than those who didn't.
To cover expenses, she held a series of day jobs, including one as a waitress, and another as a "girl Friday" for Rauschenberg.
YouShouldDate is planning to continue events in New York, Boston, and Seattle, and they're hoping to expand — all while maintaining their day jobs.
It's a sobering opening for a feel-good film about a young California couple who leave their day jobs to become organic farmers.
Most campaigns don't have a dedicated policy staff yet and are building their platforms on top of legislation workshopped during candidate's day jobs.
They are older and have day jobs and children, yet still come to class despite the unending daily challenges of New York life.
Most are just ordinary people, many of whom have debts and day jobs and little experience dealing with their public — fans or otherwise.
Both can do the basic day-to-day jobs, the timers, the music, the to-do lists, that make products like these so essential.
From the day Jobs presented to the Cupertino City Council, digital renderings of the Ring, as Apple calls the main building, have circulated widely.
The city recently began a program to offer day jobs cleaning up parks and other light labor jobs to panhandlers for $10.68 an hour.
Students sign up for hourly and night shifts on a Google spreadsheet and hang out at the house between their classes and day jobs.
After the film's huge success at Sundance, they returned to their day jobs, taking interviews from the New York Times during their lunch break.
A mostly underground economy fueled by sex and money is easily juxtaposed with traditional standards of whiteness, from political elitism to mundane day jobs.
We now have more than 3,000 skilled digital volunteers who have day jobs but are willing and able to be deployed in small campaigns.
However, not all of their time at Microsoft was spent building Plumbago – instead, they worked on it in addition to their regular day jobs.
The three young men all grew up working on cars, but they had day jobs, in finance, real estate, and running an internet company.
" Despite the bipartisan singalong, Judd ultimately concluded it was better to work with musical professionals, telling lawmakers: "You need to keep your day jobs.
The songs on them chronicled winsome crushes, boring day jobs, strange life pivots, and their outsider spirit spoke to me on a base level.
Money was tight, and balancing his touring life with assorted day jobs to help make rent had left Childers without any time to himself.
But in the end, I'm glad that we left our day jobs to (unexpectedly) become restaurant owners, because every day is never the same.
In other words, she is not advocating that all of us quit our day jobs and "step off the motherfucking ledge," as she did.
We found 11 pets that are just excited for the weekend as you are, even though they don't have day jobs to slog through.
The two founders of the startup, Rahul Chaturvedi and Leaya Martelli, came up with the concept while working day jobs in the pharmaceutical industry.
As much as we enjoy our current day jobs, we don't want to live the rest of our lives according to someone else's schedule.
Most of the women at the OSRW10K are amateur runners, with day jobs and grocery lists and an unwashed load of laundry at home.
The two decided to make their own without artificial sweeteners and other additives, as a sideline to their day jobs in finance and law.
She dreamed of a career in writing but couldn't quit her tech day jobs to enroll in a pricey master of fine arts program.
She dreamed of a career in writing but couldn't quit her tech day jobs to enroll in a pricey master of fine arts program.
The bottom line is this: Voters seem more than willing to allow their politicians to leave their day jobs to run for higher office.
There's so much to squeeze into a day (jobs need to be worked, dishes need to be cleaned, stories need to be read, etc).
Companies from Motorola and McDonald's to Nike and Nissan believe that sending executives to comedy classes can help them get better at their day jobs.
He then presents mini-profiles of delegates with such day jobs as farmer, migrant worker and postman, whose proposals for making China better became law.
But people who start jobs on the side, rather than who quit their day jobs to start companies, are 33 percent less likely to fail.
Many of the musicians who responded had played for the best Russian jazz bands but were busking or working modest day jobs in New York.
Frobos and Broyles quit their day jobs, since Omni—constantly on tour—was now spending more time in their van than they were in Atlanta.
In the string of day jobs I had working in the world of non-profit organizations and publishing, I never imagined making that much money.
Whoreible Decisions side steps that brutal binary through its intimate conversations about group sex between two attractive, smart black women who have corporate day jobs.
In 2013, after paying off her student loans, Michelle Schroeder-Gardner and her husband Wes quit their day jobs to blog and travel full-time.
In 22016, he won second place at a race in Arizona and was awarded $280,22004 — far more cash than he saw at his day jobs.
A sign of real career progress for Chicago theater folk, she added ruefully, is when they can cut back from two day jobs to one.
They've seen it with Jack Wagner and Lorna Patterson, Jason Alexander and Stephanie J. Block, and with people who had day jobs at Home Depot.
Located in an office and hotel complex downtown, the Capital Factory has helped a number of Austinites quit their day jobs to become tech entrepreneurs.
In the past, sidemen either had day jobs with benefits, or had a working spouse who paid the rent and put food on the table.
I had cashed out those 300 coins at the right time, and my wife and I were still working our day jobs, earning decent salaries.
Peterson is a customer of Remote Year, a program that costs $27,000 a year and helps people satisfy their wanderlust while keeping their day jobs.
A large crowd of laborers usually gather at the square each morning searching for day jobs -- and the number of casualties is expected to rise.
His movie has amusing thumbnail sketches of drivers and auto-tinkerers, regular Joes who work at unglamorous day jobs when not pursuing high-speed glory.
Artists felt the financial squeeze of trying to make a living in a small city without art buyers and a dearth of available day jobs.
Working on the brand became a vacation from our day jobs and it also reflected our core pieces; the staples that would travel everywhere with you.
What a blast to watch Axe (Damian Lewis), Chuck (Paul Giamatti), and Taylor (Asia Kate Dillon) attempt to juggle their relationships with their Machiavellian day-jobs.
Timeline:153-1974 - Co-founds and performs with New York comedy troupe called Channel One and works day jobs as a trucker, tennis pro and bartender.
Managers are perhaps too busy with their day-to-day jobs to worry about whether or not Britain remains in the EU's customs union in 20183.
But even the most genetically blessed amongst us still have to show up to their day jobs every now and then to bring home the bacon.
And it's just lucky that we are actually able to get here given all the craziness of our everyday lives and our day jobs and everything.
For example, players are paid only about $32,000 per year (and sometimes as little as $7,200) and hold down day jobs to supplement their meager incomes.
While Ewing and Michel love the industrial feel of the area, they really chose it because of its proximity to their day jobs at Grenfell Press.
A transformative escape from the drudgery of their day jobs, made of only the thinnest off-cuts of leather, with no lumbar support to speak of.
While many winemakers in similar positions work day jobs to support their own labels as side projects, Mr. Lockwood, 12.23, has gone all-in at Enfield.
"They would go to their day jobs, and then at night they would go to his apartment and stay up all night with him sewing," Mrs.
And even though many Bachelor Nation stars leave their day jobs after appearing on the show, Revian has plans to continue her education in her field.
They have day jobs in the Democratic Republic of Congo as plantation workers who harvest raw material for international companies that manufacture chocolate and palm oil.
Across the country, people quit their day jobs to trade the likes of Webvan and eToys from their living rooms or glittery new E-Trade outlets.
I thought, 'I better get serious' and I was doing little [acting] day jobs, kind of like summer jobs, to keep busy and make a little money.
Ms. Miller had been working 70 hours a week managing Doxa, recruiting companies, trying to raise money and working nights with the engineers who had day jobs.
When Jack Zhang and Max Li were looking for a side-hustle to supplement their day jobs, they did like good Melbournites and opened a coffee shop.
Also, I think a lot of Anglo artists have boyfriends or girlfriends that get day-jobs in Ottawa or Toronto or Vancouver, and they follow them there.
After Dwight and Kelly had agreed to leave their day jobs and open the dojo in a strip mall off NC-10, Dwight had recruited Matt's help.
That makes it harder for Yemenis, many of whom can only work single-day jobs due to the fighting and struggling economy, to pay for available food.
Will Hamilton declined to say how many SmartBrooms he and his partners have sold, but they are not retiring anytime soon — or even quitting their day jobs.
Upon acceptance, Ms. Branston and Ms. Kriegsman quit their day jobs as sales executives at Contently, which creates branded content, to work on Bulletin Broads full-time.
And it turned out to be one of those fabulously easy, surfing-the-day jobs, everyone riding on this wave of semistardom and recognition for the models.
Several of Gabbard's former rivals in the Democratic nominating contest have returned to their day jobs on Capitol Hill since exiting the race, including New York Sen.
It hurts to see queer artists "of a certain age" still doing day jobs, despite medical problems, and not being able to just focus on making work.
That is when I came up with the idea to sell chef-quality cannabis edibles, quit our day jobs as cooks, and have a life together again.
A few of the brands actually score pretty high with wine experts, too, while others have us wondering if these actors should maybe stick to their day jobs.
That isn't necessarily limited to analysts, as employees in sales, marketing, and other various roles might also need access to certain databases in their day-to-day jobs.
Lifestyle Wars, Image: David Heald © Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation The science, especially growing the bacteria, wasn't much different from Columbia University Ph.D students' day-to-day jobs.
Be smart: The new machinery is an effort to compartmentalize the scandals, so that some officials can focus on probes and revelations while others do their day jobs.
For an entire year, we would all go straight from our day jobs to Luke's studio, and usually work late into the night during weed-fueled hustle binges.
The Illuminator—made up of a small group of New Yorkers whose day jobs range from archivist to adjunct professor—casts progressive messages onto the sides of buildings.
If you're trying to make a choice, be real: the ZR2 is plenty of truck for folks with day jobs that don't entail daily dirt and jagged rocks.
Working day jobs, maintainers today can struggle to find the time to fix critical bugs, all the while facing incessant demands from users requesting free support on GitHub.
As Namin and I were already designers, it made sense for us to marry what we did in our day jobs with what we were doing with motorcycles.
Over the years, she sang in church and in wedding bands, while holding day jobs as a prison guard at Rikers Island and in security for Wells Fargo.
We have to make sure we have enough of a plan and stockpile of cash before we completely say goodbye to our day jobs and their comfortable benefits.
Vugteveen built the businesses' foundation during that time, implementing accounting and management systems that permit them to work day jobs without the added stress of operating a startup.
Social media has been replete with parents pulling their hair out over dodgy internet connections, overloaded public portals, and the challenges of balancing day jobs and home-schooling.
Snap declined to say how much it spent on "Sound Stories," but engineers said it was a side project they worked on in addition to their day jobs.
As automation changes the way people live and work every day, jobs in artificial intelligence are proving to be some of the biggest career opportunities of our time.
The lure for participants was simple: Survive the rigorous six-month culling process, and winners can ditch their day jobs to run a new company backed by Goldman.
In a day, she said, she can make about 100,000 Uganda shillings ($30) selling cassava and sweet potatoes, compared to $2 when she worked day jobs in town.
They were both working day jobs, he as a packaging engineer in New Jersey, and she as a marketing manager for a perfume company in New York City.
When our photog told them the PwC employees won't be allowed back at the Oscars but get to keep their day jobs ... Miles breathed a sigh of relief.
Convincing our global counterparts that the administration was fully focused on their day jobs was a hard sell at any point in this presidency -- but it's even harder now.
Like painters, philosophers, or music journalists, they may take home some pay from their craft, but probably rely on day jobs or wealthy parents to actually pay their rent.
"The greatest challenge is managing deal flow, given we're all operators at our day jobs," said Anna Palmer, co-founder and CEO of Dough and investment partner at XFactor.
New tools, including ones that incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) — mostly machine learning and natural language processing — are changing the ways in which salespeople do their day-to-day jobs.
Despite Abbott's record contract, most player salaries range from $3,000 to $10,000 per season, and as in other women's professional sports, players need day jobs to make ends meet.
Perhaps that's why news anchors and pundits remain eager to appear in cameos, even if most of them demonstrate that they're more adept at their day jobs than acting.
Congressional staffs and party officials often have their hands full just doing their day-to-day jobs, and true academic scholarship typically doesn't focus on developing actionable policy ideas.
That tech is making it possible for thousands of workers across Silicon Valley to go on with their day-to-day jobs while taking precautions against the virus outbreak.
This core group of about 70 to 100 specialists snaps to attention when a novel infectious disease threatens to rip through the population, putting their day jobs on hold.
Mixing racing footage with film of the drivers working their day jobs, the documentary is more or less equally interested in the racing and the culture that surrounds it.
But she pointed out that much of her time is spent going to a variety of day jobs in order to make ends meet, something Joey does not do.
They were running a web development consultancy when they decided to resolve a long-standing problem of logging into multiple websites, a particularly acute issue given their day jobs.
Like Sam said, hip-hop is our passion, but we don't really get a chance to cover it at our day jobs, as we work with proper indie bands.
Every so often, a new show comes along that promises to indulge our taste for mystery (even if it causes us to fantasize about leaving our day jobs for forensics).
The demand for Maria's videos is so great that she's one of a handful of people who have quit their day jobs to pursue creating ASMR-inducing videos full-time.
Yang doesn't say he'll give every American a job, but he does want to give everyone an income -- $1,000 per month, regardless of what they make at their day jobs.
Although he credits his satirical and politically themed art with getting him "a lot of attention," Bryan suggests that O'Donnell and Carrey may not want to quit their day jobs.
She joined online communities of people who felt the same — citizens busy with day jobs and families of their own, now bound by Twitter threads, Reddit groups and Facebook pages.
So most Ninth Street artists soldiered on in obscurity, getting by through shitty day jobs or family money while finding morale boosts and genuine recognition through their own cooperative galleries.
Suspending a company's most productive employees from their day jobs and sending them to the developing world for a month may not seem like the best use of their time.
Some of these staff members, who now number 80, work from their day jobs, sending out campaign missives on the clock with a free version of the email service MailChimp.
So, we've found ourselves going back to day jobs and that's where we are now: doing the band as a hobby, something we enjoy and doing it when we can.
But while the two are creating a stir in the city with the new Snapchat account, Meckler and Hoffman still have their day jobs in digital marketing for a TV network.
In the wake of Viet Cong's release and tour, the group's four members dispersed and relocated to different cities, some reeling from dissolved longterm relationships, others returning to monotonous day jobs.
This admirable institution, part of the University of London, is for mature students who often have day jobs, and teaching them in the evenings left Hobsbawm's own days free for reading.
Rather than fishing out seed funding, Palar says the funding for OPEN Vegan Eats came after she and Vugteveen saved up enough cash from their day jobs for a successful launch. 
"Doctors want to build and create but their day jobs don't allow for that," said Choy, who has opted to advise start-ups in exchange for equity, rather than invest personally.
Other livestreamers, particularly those who cut their teeth on Occupy and later covered demonstrations against police brutality, will go home and work day jobs and wait for the next mass movement.
Freedom Signal's developer, Seattle Against Slavery, is still mostly volunteer; the tech team, for example, has one paid employee and a lot of volunteers with day jobs at Amazon or Microsoft.
Rapoport said those test kitchen stars (with the exception of Saffitz, who is now a freelance contributor) are all still doing their day-to-day jobs creating recipes for the magazine.
"Even though we have very talented career officials either in acting roles or doing their day jobs, they are not part of the trusted circle in the Trump administration," said Schulman.
I started asking questions, which led to finding out that many of the successful YouTubers visibly killing it online were also working regular day jobs at places like Starbucks or local museums.
"Many (pastoralists) had to abandon or sell their animals this year and move to slums near Nouakchott, taking up day jobs like road(side) sellers," said the head of the pastoralist association.
Part of the disappointment is surely from the realization that higher education and day jobs are neither as sexy nor as glamorous (nor are the table stakes as immediately high) as sports.
My boyfriend and the other guy are both landscapers, so they want to start a landscaping company that they can work on on afternoons and weekends in addition to their day jobs.
However, Lauren, who works as the chief operating officer of a political organization, and John-Morgan, who's currently a lecturer at the University of Massachusetts, haven't quit their day jobs just yet.
Dorkly digs deeper into this idea by giving us a closer look at the average, every day jobs that are both necessary but also really sucky when put into the Pokemon world.
Thousands of masked people, many on their lunch breaks from day jobs in office towers, flooded Hong Kong's Central business district around midday on Thursday, the fourth consecutive day of such protests.
They left their day jobs, took in $1.5 million in seed funding last year from Accel, then used the funds to grow their team from three to fourteen in the past year.
Throughout the end of 2013 and 2014, he, Leschper and Anderegg would tinker with solo Mothers songs, creating full band home recordings while working their day jobs in restaurants and finishing school.
This is especially true in New York's trend-incubating neighborhoods like NoLIta, Williamsburg and Greenpoint, where these cafes have clustered, and where many local residents don't work day jobs, or work remotely.
Hallgren and Miller worked on Redfora on nights and weekends from 2015 through 2017, but by early 2018, the company was generating enough revenue that both of them quit their day jobs.
As Donald Trump's inauguration nears, his longtime Republican critics are planning to throw themselves into outdoor expeditions, news detoxes and day jobs, steeling themselves for the day they have dreaded for months.
But Mr. DiNizio and his bandmates refused to quit, working day jobs when needed and performing constantly, sometimes opening for internationally known artists like ZZ Top, Blondie, the Pretenders and Lou Reed.
That means not being satisfied with working crappy go-nowhere day jobs, being OK with asking for more money when it's deserved, and treating my future like it matters and saving money.
Through Project SKYGLOW, the two are traveling to remote locales around the country, capturing jaw-dropping footage of the night sky and honestly, making the rest of our day jobs seem rather lame.
Network sources said they recognize the impressive nature of Jaffy and Griffin's dedication, and they marvel at the duo's ability to tweet around the clock while also conducting fairly time-consuming day jobs.
As of Thursday, its 100 rescuers – who have day jobs such as dentists and lawyers - and five dogs were still combing sites, in the hope of finding survivors, especially the young and old.
That means more people with day jobs end up in the Georgia House and Senate than you typically see, since the representatives don't have to forfeit their careers to accommodate the time commitment.
Originally, Romulus Capital wanted to support great technical entrepreneurs Gupta met on campus who would likely, after graduation, abandon their very early-stage startups for day jobs in finance or consulting, Gupta said.
Be nice to them — most local party leaders are volunteers with day jobs just doing their best — and express appreciation for all the hard work they do to keep your local party running.
The couple say they have invested all their money in the business, quit their day jobs and dream of opening Kapoor restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip and in Los Angeles International Airport.
They're doing so out of necessity—the need to earn more money because their day jobs don't pay the rent, as a February 2016 report from the J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Institute demonstrates.
While Mr. O'Rourke has spent his time since his Senate defeat traveling the country, posting viral Instagram videos and talking to voters, others' presidential aspirations have been complicated by their day jobs. Gov.
We've all kept our day jobs to give ourselves the runway to make this startup possible, but we'd be lying if we said we didn't want She Stacks to turn into our forever job.
Robins and his two co-founders, Paul Liberman and Matthew Kalish, were all still working their full-time day jobs in the hopes of scraping together enough money to fund their website's early development.
The DraftKings CEO said that he and his co-founders never had any doubt that they would leave their day jobs as soon as their own start-up had the backing of serious investors.
I've taken and left day jobs, drifted apart from and grown back together with sets of friends, moved apartments, started and ended romantic relationships (or sat and nodded quietly while someone else ended them).
The art is so good that if you saw it, your instinct would be to tell the artist to quit his day job—if he didn't have one of the world's greatest day jobs.
The instructor at the afternoon session sought to inspire the crowd, saying that if they only had the courage, they could someday quit their day jobs and live the way they always wanted to.
The quartet, who volunteer time to Misscliks while still engaged in their day jobs, said they created the channel after realizing how often women in the video game industry are made to feel undervalued.
For the first decade of the history of blogs (which most people agree started around 1994), most blogs were unpaid creative outlets for people with day jobs who wanted a place to post their writing.
Thanks is not a big enough word, but they took time out of their busy schedules and out of their day jobs … we all became family, and they became part of the Live family forever.
But as self-described "musicians with day jobs," the lack of financial aspirations and pressures have allowed them to pursue music in the purest form, without the burden of having to please anyone but themselves.
However, a lot of shows misrepresent the realities of day-to-day jobs and situations, and they know they can get away with cutting corners since most of us are just here for the drama.
Connecting artistically with poor people in Djibouti was a "deep spiritual experience", says Tobias Baum, one of the two main vocalists, whose day jobs in Munich include using his persuasive, smoky voice for commercial voiceovers.
The corps is largely made up of civilians with day jobs who are rarely far from contact with the 911 dispatcher, said Ms. Morris, 49, who lives in Sag Harbor, on Long Island's East End.
On what motivated them to begin the project: "We thought it would be an opportunity to experiment and test new visual challenges apart from what our day jobs gave us," said Posavec in an interview.
It's not that long ago that we worked as extras on films shot in our home, Toronto; it's not that long ago that we were between day jobs and hoping we could afford decent clothes.
The introductory blurb that runs with the print puzzle now lists Mr. Thackray's day jobs as "writing pub trivia, designing T-shirts and house-managing live theater," presumably at different times, which still sounds exhausting.
"We're a small group, but we're working very hard to get this ready quickly," said Luis Hamburgo, 50, head of a parishioner construction crew that works after the members get off from their day jobs.
To summarize them in less imaginative terms: Chai are the modern Spice Girls who understand the wickedness of capitalism and would rather women be able to ditch their dull day jobs to shred all day!
They're former professional dancers with cool day jobs: Ms. Competello is the founder of MetaFlora, a floral design company, and Ms. Gerrie is a chef and a founder of the catering company BigLittle Get Together.
The two, who were still working their day jobs as a software engineer and a creative producer at Everlane, respectively, then started getting approached by bigger companies hoping to increase and improve their own representation issues.
Trump's victory is already beginning to push some Obama veterans back into the game with, for example, the team behind the Keepin' It 1600 podcast mostly quitting their day jobs to form a new media company.
But while it's unclear how many jobs automation will eventually replace and when it might happen, a new study looks at something more measurable: how new technologies are changing workers' day-to-day jobs right now.
I'd just never had an opportunity in my life to concentrate full-time on music, for the first time we didn't have day jobs—we were just able to have writing be our full-time jobs.
Adherents try to save 50 percent or more of their earnings each month, with the aim of hoarding enough cash to be able to invest it, quit their day jobs, and live off interest and dividends.
The program, which was developed during the Cold War to attract applicants with special expertise, draws accomplished private-sector civilians who want to serve and keep their day jobs, and fast-tracks them to officer status.
Whether they dropped out of college, spent hours holed up in their childhood bedroom, or quit their day jobs to take the risk, these young entrepreneurs were determined to take their ideas to the next level. 
Cameras for Corden's late show were on hand to get the whole thing as more than 100 people showed up to get some grub, so it's clear neither of them has fully quit their day jobs.
Others in the top 10 are also philanthropic, but they are still focusing on their day jobs, like Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook and Larry Page of Alphabet (the parent of Google) — Nos.
After all, aside from his two fashion day jobs, here is a partial list of the companies and brands with which he has collaborated: Evian, Nike, Vitra, Ikea, Champion, Equinox, Jimmy Choo, Sunglass Hut and McDonald's.
And workers liked the idea of giving labor organizations more input into how they do their day-to-day jobs as well as weighing in on decisions made at the firm-wide level about business operations.
This permits busy Group admins to write a bunch of posts over the weekend, and then schedule them to publish throughout the week, which is especially important as all these admins are essentially volunteers with day jobs.
After flying to California to have two friends with day jobs in the ER install the long, thin tubes of armor on both shins, his legs swelled up so much that his stitches burst, exposing the implant.
Some are formally trained in conservation, holding down day jobs in art and educational institutions or independent labs, while many are currently students (the team even includes one high school student with a keen interest in conservation).
You can discover which of your childhood celebrity heroes are actually complete fucking idiots with horrible opinions and bad taste in sports teams, or which political journalists should absolutely not quit their day jobs to become comedians.
Those moderators (who are full-time Google employees with day jobs outside of moderation) will now be accompanied by a newly formed "community management team" to educate employees on the updated guidelines and ultimately, help enforce them.
Ehrenreich, 28, has worked alongside some of the most acclaimed talent in Hollywood over the course of his young career, but the actor revealed that before getting into show business, his day jobs weren't always so glamorous.
Putting their day jobs on hold Perhaps most remarkably, the staff at both the quarantine and biocontainment wings is made up of volunteers -- local medical professionals, ranging from nurses to pulmonologists to psychologists to infectious disease experts.
Back story: Frazzled by sirens and never-ending construction on our Manhattan block, my husband and I traded our day jobs for self-employment and fell for a fixer-upper on the North Fork of Long Island.
" Even with grants from the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Canada Council for the Arts, both women have day jobs: Logue works for a video-arts-distribution organization, and Mitchell is a "real-life demented women's-studies professor.
Responding to an email, then responding to the response, and responding to the response to your response, can take up so much time it begs the question: Should we all quit our day jobs and become professional emailers?
Questions about Hillary Clinton's health have dominated headlines for the past 20063 hours but concerns about the physical and mental health of presidential candidates -- individuals with high-stress day jobs who tend to be older -- are nothing new.
Since the band members never earned enough money to quit their day jobs, the film also chronicles their lives outside of music: violinist Susie Honeyman runs a London art gallery, and a few members are accomplished visual artists.
It's not as if The Magic Gang are miserable in person, but they're affected by the same things most twenty-somethings deal with everyday: crippling rent; tedious day jobs; enough self-doubt to knock us off our stride.
As for the presidential hopefuls in the Senate, most seem resigned to the idea that they will be forced to spend more time at their day jobs during a pivotal period in the race for their party's nomination.
While his cape-wearing peers spend their off hours slogging away at mundane day jobs — reporter at a major metropolitan newspaper, say — the Panther is a king, the sovereign ruler of Wakanda, the fictional, technologically advanced African nation.
If humans can see themselves not as beings with day jobs on an Earth full of national borders, but as comrades together alone in space, they will clean up their act and think bigger-picture and longer-term.
Before too long, the couple's professional and personal lives meshed as they began working and living together while also trying to simultaneously figure out how best to move forward with their game development endeavors whilst juggling day jobs.
By the time they were asked to arrange the purchase of a Henry Moore sculpture for a $21999,000 fee (when the median price of an American home was about $7,000), it was time to quit their day jobs.
When they're not at their day jobs, a great many of the island's 330,000 inhabitants dabble in verse, including politicians, businessmen, horse breeders and scientists who study the genetic isolation of the island in pursuit of medical breakthroughs.
She said she scammed to supplement her income while working day jobs at Whole Foods and Burger King; meanwhile, she portrayed a far glitzier lifestyle on Instagram as she and her bandmate Yung Miami pursued a music career.
Many are learning skills like how to attract customers and market themselves, and finding opportunities to expand their professional skills without the risk of losing their day jobs, says Donna Kelley, a professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College.
Here the scientific founders tend to play more of an advisory role (usually keeping day jobs in academia to create new knowledge and frontiers), while experienced "drug hunters" operate the machinery of bringing new discoveries to the patient's bedside.
"To be quite honest with you, the whole thing has been a great push, and we got a lot accomplished, but when you're doing things with volunteers that have day jobs and other things, it becomes difficult," he said.
"I've worked a lot of shitty day jobs in my life, but this is so much more fun, just to be able to be traveling the world and having these adventures, I'd rather be doing art," she tells me.
Well, what's more relatable than a bunch of hilarious guys with day jobs who play on a soccer team just for fun — sometimes running late to matches, requesting days off work or missing games to go on their honeymoon?
You're going to have to rethink your daily routine thanks to Mercury and Venus retrograde, which will be meeting today in Aries and activating the sector of your chart that rules your day jobs, habits, and even your health.
Given that they were making enough money to sustain themselves on YouTube, these "9-to-5" influencers — those who make content specifically in this "relatable," vlog-my-life space — have been quitting their day jobs, seemingly one after another.
The 34-year-old Hong Kong businessman and his four co-founders ran the viral site as a side gig for four years until the point that they could match the salaries they were earning in their day jobs.
The difference is that the runners they are cheering are a mixed gender pool of largely middle-aged amateur athletes from across the country with families and day jobs who uniformly proclaim that it is simply an honor to be there.
If in the West day jobs are the survival technique for emerging artists, in developing countries such as Swaziland -- Africa's last absolute monarchy and one of the smallest countries in the southern hemisphere -- even well-established names get "real jobs".
And yet, accomplished female players like Modise barely get a stipend for international games and are often forced to play in amateur tournaments and work day jobs because there isn't a single competitive structure for women's football in the country.
One of the best games from virtual reality's first year is Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives, a sandbox of experimentation from Owlchemy Labs where players are tasked with performing present-day jobs as interpreted by robots in the near future.
Political uncertainties around trade, high tech espionage risks and data privacy are translating into "opportunities" for the independent platform player — and helping to put wind in Jolla's sails long after the plucky Sailfish team quit their day jobs for startup life.
At cocktail parties before the sit-down dinner, several journalists commented that the event felt less tense without the presence of White House press officials who are torn between their day-to-day jobs and the President's anti-media attacks.
The United States is essentially the only developed democracy where employers can require participation in politics as part of employees' day-to-day jobs — and where managers can reward or punish private sector workers for their political views and actions.
But if you're physically fine, maybe I can help break this down astrologically: The 6th house is a very busy sector of the zodiac, ruling over our health and habits, as well as our daily routines, schedules, and day jobs.
They saved up at their day jobs for the initial downpayment, Eric Paddock said in text messages to Reuters, dismissing online speculation their father, a convicted violent bank robber with whom they had little contact, stashed loot away for his family.
While clearances are not entitlements — they are granted based on an individual's need and capacity to handle classified information and can always be denied or revoked — the Hatch Act already obligates officials to keep partisan politics out of their day jobs.
A nationwide group of volunteers — with day jobs at Google, Netflix and other tech companies — is training campaigns on digital skills, like how to promote candidates on social media, build their email lists and use data analytics to identify potential donors.
Some volunteers are balancing their projects alongside their day jobs, while a select few have been allowed to dedicate themselves to the cause full-time while still being paid, with managers seeing the effort as a form of corporate responsibility.
So now real estate moguls with lucrative day jobs or bountiful capital gains from other investments can go back to living tax-free, the Kushner way, before limits were put in place as part of the 2017 tax reform bill.
Danielle Guttman Klein, chairwoman of Klein Financial Corporation, which oversees the property's management, said it needed to walk a fine line between embracing its stars and protecting the interests of tenants whose day jobs don't revolve around getting likes on Facebook.
While most employees outside IT traditionally spent little time worrying about understanding big data and other advancements, companies are increasingly looking to empower workers to not only understand the technology but also use it in their day-to-day jobs.
This is comparing apples and oranges a bit since there's a big difference between working in a well-funded, dedicated development team and a team of initially unpaid fans who are chipping away at a dream project while working day jobs.
That doesn't mean these activities are approached with the perfectionism we might apply to our day jobs—here, "serious" is merely the foil to "casual" leisure activities, like hanging out with friends, getting a drink at a bar, or watching television.
And too often, these tech billionaires are amassing their wealth by, in fact, perpetuating income inequality in their day jobs — whether by exploiting tax loopholes, displaying anti-competitive behavior, or pricing out poorer residents in the vicinities of their companies.
As anyone who has taken a ball to the face knows, dodgeball requires a lot of strength, agility, and precision, and athletes at the World Cup level commit much time to training and practicing when not at their day jobs.
" The SAG-AFTRA Foundation also supported Owens, tweeting, "This #LaborDay, we honor #geoffreyowens and ALL of the hard-working actors who work 1, 20183, 3 day jobs in order to pay the bills, take care of their families & still work to entertain us.
Devine and Day are joined in the project by a group of researchers with a range of specialties, and both said that while they work around the world's biggest particle accelerator, building a detector was a world away from their day jobs.
Some famous people's kids with modeling credits are more interested in Hollywood success (like Depp and her equally multi-hyphenate mom, Vanessa Paradis); and some of these stunning parents just moonlight as models but have (still glamorous) day jobs, like David Beckham.
Olympic medalists with a hint of middle-age spread who have day jobs as firefighters, police officers and cooks do not look so different from many viewers who can convince themselves that if they too played enough they could get that good.
The biggest surprise for me was that the most successful entrepreneurs didn't quit their day jobs to pursue their ideas; instead, they stayed at work until they had worked all the kinks out of their plans and gotten them off the ground.
If the only way to carve out respect and real benefits for new parents is to acknowledge that they have other work to do, outside of their day jobs, then those gains come at the cost of strengthening work's ideological hold on us.
The cofounders and co-CEOs have never missed a business day, and they have devoted up to three hours a night to their side gig while working day jobs in finance: Martell at UBS, Kramer at CommerzBank AG, then at the nonprofit Endeavor.
Ms. Lopez is a judge and executive producer on "World of Dance," so it only makes sense that earlier this summer she looked like a boss in this leopard print dress that most of us could never rock at our day jobs.
"We think details about nature and biodiversity declines are important, not details about life histories of entomologists," Sorg explained after he and Werner Stenmans, a society member whose name appeared alongside Sorg's on the 2017 paper, dismissed my questions about their day jobs.
"A bunch of us with day jobs, speeding to northern Michigan after work, trying to find a public library to host the town hall in, because we don't have any money," Ms. Fahey said, recalling the hectic early days of the movement.
Rines's circumstances represent the current reality of making and selling art in New York City, where being an artist, or even a gallery owner, often involves day jobs and concessions as prices — for both rent and the art itself — have hit a premium.
Bure took a break from the Tanner family, her real family, and her multiple day jobs to tell PEOPLE about how easy it is to care for your pet's teeth — and how excited she is that the Tanners are to be back on TV. 
During the Polar Force 20-1 exercise, held in October at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska, airmen were cross-trained to carry out tasks beyond the purview of their normal day jobs, such as supplementing base security, refueling aircraft and setting up camp.
And so we don't really talk about good and evil in our day jobs, but we certainly talk about policies that harm people and are hurtful and are cruel, and a lot of the policies that this president has put forward are harmful and cruel.
"Between day jobs and family responsibilities, the current technical interview process is anxiety-inducing and burdensome for candidates — benefiting those who have the time and resources to prepare, while creating a barrier for those who do not," said Sargun Kaur, the general manager for Byteboard .
In stark contrast, everyone else was having a great time and the place was beginning to fill up with nice kids—probably with the day-jobs needed to pay the ticket price, which ranged from $25 to $45 (and likely more at the door).
Now Harp has both a faithful fan base, and lifelong friends (he even recently served as team leader for the Gaineses' Silo District Half Marathon), and is using his newfound fame to inspire others to reconsider their day jobs in pursuit of their side hustles.
Somehow, between Kendall Jenner jetting off to runway shows and photoshoots and Kylie Jenner fueling the biggest beauty craze of the year with her lip kits, they still have time to focus on their day jobs as fashion designers (and models for said designed collections).
Even though the officers were off duty and in a club late at night, and even though nothing good happens after midnight, it appears the FOP thinks the nature of these men's day jobs entitle them to preferential treatment from the district attorney. Weird!
Their gamble was bold: Zoe and her older brother Pantelis, both living and working Washington, D.C. at the time, quit their day jobs and moved back home to Waynesboro, Pa to set up what would become Zoe's Chocolate, along with younger brother Petros, in 2007.
A year ago most Yimby groups were tiny ragtag operations, but today they are pushing bills in Sacramento and have attracted enough money from Silicon Valley and elsewhere that many activists have been able to quit their day jobs to do politics full time.
Their day jobs vary wildly: Ms. Smith runs a nail salon; Dezel Bell, known as First Lady Foxy, works in a funeral home; Rochelle Francis, known as Pretty Rocky, is an armored truck driver; and Andrea Shepherd, known as Hoodpriss, is a former prison nurse.
Once the promotional and touring cycle for their 2012 album, A Eulogy for the Damned began, they handed in notices at their day jobs, issued a press release about their plans (as one does in this modern age) and dove headfirst into living the dream.
Team members quickly fell into roles—the leaders accepted applications for "jobs" managing the teams that would design several of the pod's subsystems—and soon the core members of the team were spending every moment not dedicated to their day jobs working on the pod's design.
The talents tapped by the brand's founders, Thomas Moon and Paul Lee, have day jobs at other brands, and ONU is a side hustle, essentially, and a chance for young designers to play around with high-tech fabrications that, in some cases, aren't yet being used elsewhere.
Rhodes said the cars offered experiences in three important areas: They give employees exposure to machine-learning techniques, and people get to test out programming languages they might not see in their day-to-day jobs, such as Python, which is commonly used in data science.
More than half of U.S. millennials are running side hustles, picking up extra cash outside of their regular day jobs doing everything from babysitting to reselling stuff online — and some are making a pretty penny doing it, according to according to a new study by Bankrate.
"No matter what our day jobs are, we all have a role to play in the fight for gun safety and I'm thrilled that my friends and colleagues have stepped up to encourage more people to take action," Moore said in a statement about the video's release.
At the smaller but more frequent sing-off parties held in karaoke bars around the city, for example, many Gothics come straight from their day jobs, still in dress shirts and ties, and try to avoid meeting anyone they know from their lives outside the community.
"This #LaborDay, we honor #geoffreyowens & ALL of the hard-working actors & artists who work 1, 2, 3 day jobs in order to pay the bills, take care of their families & still work to entertain us," the union wrote in a tweet replying to the Fox News story.
This ability to get people with day jobs to do physics in their spare time is unique, and highlights the main difference between Musk and other tech CEOs: People believe he is saving the world, and by supporting him, that they are saving the world, too.
Within 18 months, Swan and Lavoo had quit their day jobs to pursue the project full-time; and today, five years on, the pair have pumped millions of dollars of their own and investors' money into vertical farms designed to make food production in Asia more sustainable and efficient.
But Sponsored by Nobody describes itself as being "in search of a blue-collar avant-garde," and that's where this show is rooted: in an awareness of artists with untapped potential barely surviving financially, their creative work thwarted because they have to devote so much time to day jobs.
You'll become familiar with the mementos Google sends creators at subscriber milestones — a silver "play" button at 100,000, around which time your favorite YouTubers might start talking about quitting their day jobs, and a gold one at a million, when they are more to likely have done so.
Sharing the responsibilities of publicity has other advantages: the Wu Ming members, by taking turns, manage to attend around a hundred and fifty events each year to meet their readers across Italy; the Alices and the Helenas were able to continue working their day jobs while promoting their novels.
Both work intensive day jobs; Walid works for a cloud computing company ("he sells web-space to porn sites!" interjects Anthony, "It's true—whatever you do at night, I probably know," Walid laughs), while Anthony works in the beauty industry ("I like to believe I sell corpse-paint," he says.
Publicly procrastinating While it is important to uncover whether Trump abused his office and withheld aid to Ukraine in exchange for foreign election assistance, the impeachment proceedings are a massive resource drain on government officials who have to focus on responding to the inquiry rather than just doing their day jobs.
The group of roughly 15 volunteers, many of whom work day jobs in construction and labor, hold fundraisers to pay for food, water, gas, and the other supplies needed to survive walking through the harshest environment in North America — sometimes for up to 12 hours in up to 120 degree heat.
Around the middle of the novel, Ritwik abandons his schooling, lets his residence permit expire, and moves to London, where he enters the world of undocumented immigrants: Indians, Pakistanis, Kurds, Turks, Albanians, Lebanese, mustering in filth-strewn parking lots at dawn for by-the-day jobs picking and packing fruit.
While the House of Representatives investigates whether Trump violated the Constitution in allegedly seeking help from a foreign leader to interfere in the 2020 presidential elections, national security officials need to manage the adverse impacts of the President's actions in real time, all while trying to do their day jobs.
They also cover a lot of ground — the struggle of being an artist who has to balance work with day jobs, the awkwardness of dating, the ups and downs of navigating a relationship with parents as an adult, and the power in turning being alone from something to lament into something worth celebrating.
Moore, who is the chair of the Everytown Creative Council, said in a press release, "No matter what our day jobs are, we all have a role to play in the fight for gun safety and I'm thrilled that my friends and colleagues have stepped up to encourage more people to take action."
Google's approach is very different from others looking to provide ride-sharing, mainly because its design focuses on using drivers who have regular day jobs act as the key service providers, whereas Uber, Lyft and others end up attracting a lot of drivers who use driving more as a primary source of income.
The website they built for the convention (Dave Barthwell runs web and graphics design business by day) looked so official that organizers say many fans and potential vendors who were aggressively emailing them were surprised to discover the event was being put together by five millennials with day jobs, not a corporate events company.
New York producer and songwriter Matty Fasano started a party called House of Feelings to help his friends get out of a rut, after noticing that they—like so many bogged down by life in the big city—were keeping their heads down at day jobs with little outlet for some of their other talents.
Held the second Wednesday of each month, the 100-minute shows have featured established names like the dramatist Doug Wright, the actor Cole Escola, the writer Isaac Oliver, the novelist Alexander Chee and the set and costume designer Clint Ramos, as well as lesser-known artists and writers who still toil at their day jobs.
The founders, Sandra Mielenhausen and Nicolas Rozier-Chabert, both recently left their day jobs and apprenticed under Chloé Doutre-Roussel, a specialist in all things cacao; they now source high-quality cacao beans from Peru and Venezuela, and create nuanced flavor profiles using a minimal amount of ingredients (not unlike the French tradition of winemaking).
The players aren't paid enough to be considered full professionals (one player told BuzzFeed News that even sponsored athletes of well-known clubs only earn about $250 a week, leaving them needing day jobs), but they still enjoy the kind of status that many people argue allows them to get away with inappropriate behavior, sometimes even crimes.
But Mueller's prosecutors have been returning to their day jobs and the special counsel has not opened a new case since indicting Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE in late January.
In the future, we very well could be facing a musical landscape not unlike the one that exists in literature, in which a handful of authors make a living off writing intentionally commercial books, while those who wish to experiment with form or write for niche audiences will have to hold down day jobs or retreat to academia.
"We earned some money, but we still worked at our day jobs until the moment (we realized) we can kind of cover the basic salary of our existing jobs, " said Chan, 9GAG's CEO, who was working as a product manager at aNobii, an online platform for book lovers, when he first started the company in 2008.
"Having to go back to the day jobs and everything, I think a lot of people thought that would be the end of us; also, I think the scene has been quite diluted lately and we wanted to say we're still here after twenty years, but I feel like we still have a point to prove," Ward tells me.
The book tells the tale of how the two decided several years ago to quit their day jobs and put their stash of $10,000 in savings towards O&aposBrady becoming a full-time mountain-climbing and pole-darting adventurer with a trail of admirers and corporate sponsorships (currently including Canada Goose, Sleep Number, and the Wisconsin-based supplement and nutrition company, Standard Process).
Founding members Mike Tony (rhythm guitar, lead screams) and Nick "Demo" DeMolina (keys, background yelling) first met as roommates at Fordham College, and—after chasing an initial shared dream of becoming iconic beat-makers— they kick-started the musical project during a "post-collegiate malaise" of "endless reality TV consumption," and trudging between their corporate day-jobs and their North Williamsburg, Brooklyn practice space.
The Republican side may be a one-man race now that Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE and John Kasich have returned to their day jobs, but that doesn't mean Trump has an easy path toward unifying the party.
For inspiration, think back to the pioneer women who crossed this country in wagons; to enslaved girls and women who traveled the Underground Railroad in search of freedom; to women during World War II who worked day jobs, took care of families and then did war work at night (like two of my aunts) or who held weekly open house gatherings for soldiers on leave, despite food and gas rationing (like my grandmother).
The memo stresses that BuzzFeed requires an exclusive commitment from its creators, and that it owns all content that BuzzFeed employees produce for the site while employed there; just like a noncompete clause, this type of agreement is also a pretty standard element of corporate contracts in the US. Dunn's essay explicitly concerned her belief that BuzzFeed prevented Dunn and other employees from creating other kinds of work outside of their day jobs at the site; she did not claim that BuzzFeed stole any of her previously existing work.

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