" Riverdale" is dedicating the newest episode to Luke Perry.
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We're talking about dedicating everything you've got to a task.
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" Now, Bro said she is dedicating herself to "Heather's mission.
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" She said she would be dedicating herself to "other foundations.
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The Trump administration is dedicating serious resources to doing this.
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It's just a matter of dedicating resources to these solutions.
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And on another end, we're dedicating our lives to this.
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I plan on dedicating my life toward furthering reproductive justice.
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Tina Fey is dedicating her latest movie to her late father.
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Anyway, here's snippets of Cattaway dedicating the win in the paper.
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I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself.
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Kane Brown is dedicating a new song to his baby girl!
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That's why I'm dedicating a new newsletter entirely to these companies.
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So why do lawmakers insist on dedicating a day to him?
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So Apple is dedicating resources to make that process more efficient.
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Now, the baseball star is dedicating more time to charitable acts.
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" She also said she would be dedicating herself to "other foundations.
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But dedicating their lives to God is where the likeness ends.
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So I'm just dedicating my whole life to helping the world.
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But now, she's dedicating time to focusing on her own happiness.
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It'd be a pretty goofy thing to continue dedicating resources to.
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In 1989, she began dedicating much of her time to conservation.
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In total, Mozilla is dedicating $43 million to building new products.
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Women are dedicating more attention to their own health and relationships.
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Dedicating a percentage of your paycheck to your savings is a given.
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I am dedicating my focus and energy to care for my family.
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I'm dedicating my life to teaching Arabic because I love the language.
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I'm, literally, every day dedicating a day to a different body part.
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Especially when the puppy is dedicating his life to improving some else's.
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Congress is again dedicating resources to an in-house technology assessment capacity.
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I blazed through the first novel, dedicating every free moment to listening.
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Supermodel vet Cindy Crawford is known for dedicating her celebrity to charity.
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Young advocates like Oduor are dedicating their careers to fighting that belief.
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"These are people who are dedicating their life to gaming," Davidson said.
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I am dedicating the rest of my professional life to this task.
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Forget dedicating your body for nine months to nurture another human being.
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I'm dedicating my life to the demographic shift happening in this country.
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She's very focused on dedicating her life to the good of others.
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So thank you, and thank you for dedicating your life to this.
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We learned about some incredible women dedicating their lives to peace-building, though.
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Bottom line: People are dedicating an unprecedented amount of time to media consumption.
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Which is way more cool than dedicating your life to just one person.
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The store was dedicating one shelf, second from the bottom, to Murchison-Hume.
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But she clearly hasn't forgotten, dedicating her performance of "Diamonds" to the victims.
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We're dedicating more and more time to screens on TVs, computers, and phones.
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Why are people dedicating their valuable time to train an AI for free?
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To celebrate the occasion, I'm dedicating a little Valentine's Day playlist to you!
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For Dunn, that means dedicating a solid chunk of income to her apartment.
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Try dedicating one day a week to working somewhere other than your house.
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The organization will also be dedicating its NYC Century Bike Tour on Sept.
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Dedicating a bit of money with each pay could add up over time.
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Catastrophic climate change is also not something we're dedicating nearly enough attention to.
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You can't envision anybody dedicating themselves to that without it being a calling.
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Dedicating space for a media room has "fallen out of favor," he said.
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Arefaine's mother didn't go to school, dedicating herself to caring for their children.
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The Chinese companies are all dedicating nine- to 22015-figure budgets in this.
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The CWs "Riverdale" is dedicating Wednesday's episode to Luke Perry after his death.
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Amazon's representatives didn't commit to dedicating any future government subsidies to public projects.
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I absolutely love the idea of Spider-Man dedicating himself to giving people directions.
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CVS and Walgreens are pulling some products and dedicating more space to health services.
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For example, Premera Blue Cross announced it is dedicating $40 million to community reinvestment.
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Ugandan energy company Umeme is reportedly dedicating $80 million dollars to upgrading its network.
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Bernie will be remembered for dedicating his life to his music for five decades.
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Fogelman ended up dedicating the Season 3 premiere of This Is Us to him.
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I am dedicating my life to the study of transgender performance, artistry, and liminality.
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In addition, Albanese has called for the expansion of mass transit options, and dedicating .
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How did you go from seeing the issue to dedicating your life to helping?
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Paul ended the video by dedicating it to the victims of the Parkland shooting.
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It's an ambitious figure, but the actual effort Walgreens is dedicating is less impressive.
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Dedicating this piece to the guards is my way to show appreciation for them.
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Clubbing and gaming are both about dedicating time, and finding that experience for yourself.
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I'm more interested in dedicating my time to complicating those narratives than interrogating them.
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I will never cease dedicating my whole life to my love for the universe.
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It's ok to admit to dedicating time and effort on creating something, admirable even!
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That is why I am dedicating everything that I have to these 10 years.
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Dedicating a vertical to a particular type of content is nothing new for YouTube.
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Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren have both proposed dedicating $100 billion toward the crisis.
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Never mind imitation – dedicating a song to someone is the sincerest form of flattery.
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They covered "Life on Mars?" before dedicating "Feeling Yourself Disintegrate" to the late great.
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And it's not dedicating anywhere as many resources to addiction treatment as Portugal did.
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Nisar is 21 years old and dedicating every moment of her life to training.
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Those viewers, the study added, are dedicating a significant amount of time to do it.
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That was the moment I decided that this was something worth dedicating my life to.
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Joel later played her favorite song, "Don't Ask Me Why," dedicating the track to her.
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" So for the rest of the year, Franco said he's dedicating himself to "self-care.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 14 brands that are dedicating this holiday season to doing good.
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Let's make history (again) Thank you to the incredible artist dedicating their time this Friday!
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"Glory to God," Vance yelled before later dedicating his award to wife, actress Angela Bassett.
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After all, sometimes there's nothing more satisfying than dedicating an entire morning to getting primped.
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Dedicating a tab to Games (the only category with its own tab) makes obvious sense.
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Clearly, dedicating a portion of your income to retirement savings today is money well saved.
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This meant dedicating far more resources to creating a strong digital environment for the paper.
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Northerners and Southerners joined together in dedicating Civil War military parks and holding veteran reunions.
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We made good on that promise in the omnibus spending bill, dedicating over $2628 billion.
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"It's about boosting efficiency by dedicating these three plants to Russian oil," said the executive.
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I'm dedicating the festival to diversity — gender fluidity, race, diversity of bodies and beauty types.
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Now, President Obama's administration is dedicating potentially billions of additional dollars for public health measures.
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Moreover, it is a social affair, with parents and siblings helping out and dedicating time.
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And we need to focus on dedicating resources to the proven solutions we already have.
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Dr. Amaral proposed dedicating some research grants to the truly unknown, rather than safe bets.
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I personally learned so much about focus and dedicating yourself to a goal from him.
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Tracy's been dedicating her voice and time to the digital world at exhausting levels for years.
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Dedicating nearly and hour's worth of show to pre-Swamp Thing character development is completely warranted.
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LONDON — Remember a few days back when Adele made headlines for dedicating her show to Brangelina?
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That's because 15 years earlier, back in 2004, Arai began dedicating himself to fireproofing his home.
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They burn his body with Beric's sword, dedicating it to the Lord of Light he served.
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We're dedicating our time, resources and talent to making this the biggest, boldest Disrupt show ever.
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The company confirmed it's dedicating more resources, such as making more hires, to address copyright issues.
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So after dedicating over $2 million to radio advertising, Johnson is headed to the big screen.
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President Trump recently signed a bill dedicating $6 billion in funding to the opioid crisis. Sen.
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The Black Lives Matter organization is dedicating each day of the month to a specific theme.
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As we first reported, the real reason Justin bailed is because he's dedicating himself to Christ.
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Madonna got emotional on stage Friday night ... breaking down before dedicating a song to her son.
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Dedicating the cover to "all the heteros", the pair performed the cover acoustically, without Jordan's band.
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And it did, with Hudgens heading out on stage and dedicating that night to her dad.
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He then covered Billy Joel's "Just the Way You Are," dedicating it to the late senator.
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Before dedicating himself full-time to spiritual healing, he worked in mines and as a tailor.
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Crowley conceded defeat in the primaries, even dedicating a guitar performance to his opponent that night.
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Dedicating specific time to discuss ideas ensures workflow is not interrupted, and that teams remain engaged.
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"Yesterday morning, we were devastated," said United midfielder Ander Herrera, dedicating the win to the victims.
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But Freeform made the bold move of dedicating all of October to the event in 2018.
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Japanese men sometimes work with almost religious zeal, dedicating themselves to their employers above all else.
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What was your reaction to Missy Elliott dedicating her Video Vanguard Award to the dance community?
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The company said that it's dedicating $14 million to protective measures including masks, disinfectants, and sheets.
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The original values regional British masterpieces, dedicating challenges to shiny raised pork pies and Battenberg cakes.
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Years later, Liszt returned the favor by dedicating his daunting Sonata in B minor to Schumann.
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For the third TechCrunch China event in a row we're dedicating an entire afternoon to blockchain technology.
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"We are dedicating even more resources (dollars and people) to our new initiative and direction," Bakali said.
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"I am dedicating my focus and energy to care for my family," she wrote on her website.
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According to the Telegraph, Markle has indicated that she'll probably be dedicating her efforts to feminist causes.
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Springsteen has played the song live throughout the years, dedicating it to concurrent victims of racial shootings.
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Meanwhile, struggling retailer J.C. Penney said it is dedicating more square footage in its stores to Nike.
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Before his death, Jackson had met White, later dedicating his song, "Gone Too Soon," to his memory.
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By dedicating the Oscar to them, we wish to express to them our deep respect and solidarity.
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Major outlets, including CNN, are dedicating substantial newsroom resources to investigating sexual harassment allegations against numerous lawmakers.
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So as well as battling Maduro, Falcon has been dedicating his campaign to fighting former opposition comrades.
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And winning the Street Child World Cup was the reward for training so hard and dedicating themselves.
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With a basic income, dedicating oneself to these roles does not mean poverty; it means more life.
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But when Congress puts its mind to dedicating time to national priorities, it does find the time.
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I'm currently dedicating my life to stopping ants from entering my kitchen, and it's not going well.
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She is now dedicating all her efforts to preventing other young women from suffering the same fate.
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Dedicating a long chapter to them in "Playing Dead," rather than a few paragraphs, feels like padding.
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Despite dedicating so much time to email, it can often feel like your messages are going unheard.
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After Chelsea's 3-1 win over Manchester City, Luis said he was dedicating the victory to Chapecoense.
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We all need to be dedicating our down time to cake baking, toilet scrubbing, and mimosa ingestion.
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It meant playing a larger variety of instruments on this album and dedicating longer passages to solos.
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And our editorial board stayed quiet today, dedicating its space in print to letters from Trump supporters.
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They're building entire cultures dedicating to radicalizing mostly men and women who carry a similar belief system.
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San Francisco wants to make sure each company is dedicating some of its vehicles to these areas.
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My sons are my world so I'm dedicating this song to let them know that they're great.
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But Dern grew concerned that she and her daughter were dedicating so much time to making slime.
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But then again, he ended up dedicating the Ninth to a king: Frederick Wilhelm III of Prussia.
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Dedicating a work benefits the public but requires the owner to give up control and potential revenue.
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And it can make lawmakers and the public skeptical of dedicating too many resources to the problem.
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It's also dedicating resources from All Turtles' budget, such as legal experts, which Libin values at $500,000.
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Cuarón has described the film as semi-autobiographical, dedicating it to Libo Rodríguez, his own childhood housekeeper.
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It all comes down to narrowing down to a specific sale and dedicating your complete focus to it.
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The vintage hip-hop act Salt-N-Pepa opened up by dedicating the song "Whatta Man" to Obama.
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I can definitely see myself dedicating a few dozen more hours to playing the game on the go.
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The fact that big players are dedicating a lot of time and money to catch up is flattering.
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Dedicating resources to the game should cut down on stuttering and keep the game's frame rate humming along.
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And in honor of this magical relationship, we're dedicating this week's What to Wear Now to fashion friends.
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The chief of staff said he was "stunned" by Wilson's public comments at the ceremony dedicating the building.
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At the same time, China is directing their efforts and dedicating significant resources towards reshaping their own industries.
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They are dedicating $63 billion to prevent, cure or manage all diseases by the end of the century.
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The hotel billionaire Robert Bigelow is dedicating part of his fortune to designing and building inflatable space habitats.
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It's effectively an unfunded mandate, where Congress passed it without dedicating the necessary resources to ensure its success.
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"I'm extremely open to listening, learning and absolutely dedicating a part of my life to this," she said.
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What's the inspiration for inclusive science and dedicating yourself to talking about this on such a big stages?
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Dedicating Every Day "Dear Theodosia," a song from the Broadway musical "Hamilton" was played for the Davises' children.
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This year's Grammy's opened on a somber note with Lizzo dedicating her performance to basketball legend Kobe Bryant.
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Mozilla is dedicating staff to MITI, including a new senior fellow and a research team under Borchert's purview.
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To state the obvious, dedicating a month to the issue has done nothing to meaningfully address human trafficking.
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A tuba player in a community orchestra, Lloyd had been looking forward to dedicating more time to music.
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Dedicating 214 researchers to evaluate 200,000 smartphones and 30,000 batteries in a newly built testing facility is dedication.
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Candidates' schedules have been lighter than normal of late, with many dedicating weeks to prepare for the debate stage.
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Now ESPN is dedicating an entire day to different esports, and may be airing more events in the future.
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And in March of 2019, General Mills announced it was dedicating resources to training, education and advancing regenerative agriculture.
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"We think that is on the horizon … and we are dedicating energy and resources into that space," he said.
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They're easy to find at Target or Best Buy, with a lot of locations dedicating entire aisles to them.
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"We are thrilled to be dedicating our efforts to coaching and guiding users to build healthy routines," said Alpine.
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The astonishing 9 hour reception at The Landmark hotel featured Mimi dedicating "We Belong Together" to the new couple.
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"And, my computer is dedicating 100% of itself to these tasks, but an earthworm has to do other things."
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But by making healthy recipes she found online and dedicating herself to weight training, she slimmed down 130 lbs.
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Consider planting a window box, putting some pots on the fire escape or dedicating a backyard plot to flowers.
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Someone, apparently, was dedicating computer power to mining "blocks" of data on the old chain, for some inscrutable reason.
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To cover as much ground as possible, we're dedicating even more editorial pages inside our new, larger quarterly format.
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I've quit once before and then started up again, and I'm currently dedicating myself to quitting one last time.
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France is considering dedicating public lands in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales, who died violently while visiting Paris.
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Sussman recommended making Tinder a weekend-only activity or dedicating just one day out of the week to swiping.
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Today, we're dedicating our homepage and social media to one very specific question: What does it mean to age?
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Fugate noted that the consequence for dedicating too many resources for a disaster was having to testify before Congress.
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That's why we're dedicating this week's shopping list to tons of items that cost less than they normally do.
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Dollar General: Dedicating the first hour of opening to seniors, and closing one hour early to clean and restock.
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French officials also moved quickly to tighten security at other Christmas markets, dedicating additional police officers to guard them.
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I am an Orthodox rabbi dedicating my life to breaking the ultra-Orthodox monopoly over Jewish life in Israel.
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But we appreciate the feedback, the trust people place in Google, and we're dedicating to improving the experience. pic.twitter.
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She has spent her entire career building and growing small businesses and dedicating herself to the communities they serve.
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But the company, one of the giants of the sharing economy, is dedicating attentions to another sort: business travelers.
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On all this he turned his back 30 years ago, dedicating himself to gardening and carpentry, painting and golf.
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But once they set up shop, they need to remain active by steadily dedicating time and effort to it.
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The company is dedicating more floor space in its stores to displaying toys like Nerf, Hatchimals and The Incredibles.
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Robert M. Duncan, chairman of the US Postal Service Board of Governors, will be serving as the dedicating official.
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"That's why I'm dedicating a fair amount of time to meeting with people from the bipartisan group," Democratic Sen.
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For Stone, Fox host Tucker Carlson has helped carry the torch by dedicating significant air time to the subject.
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Chicago's mayor, Rahm Emanuel, said the city would be dedicating more resources to that city's Pride festival as well.
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By dedicating more resources to more incarceration, lawmakers risk shifting necessary funds from the actual solutions to an ineffective strategy.
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On March 25, Apple held its major spring event, dedicating the program to the misfits, the rebels, and the troublemakers.
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In the run-up to the elections, the Koch network announced it would be dedicating $400 million to the midterms.
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Macy's has been building standalone locations for Backstage, as well as dedicating branded sections in its stores for the inventory.
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Congressional Republicans were eagerly piling on with conspiracy theories about Robert Mueller and dedicating their oversight hearings to the FBI.
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That hasn't totally distracted Musk from dedicating his seemingly limitless attention span to the next-gen underground transportation project, though.
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We are working with officials and dedicating ourselves to fully addressing the needs of all the individuals and families involved.
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Singh was brought up believing that girls simply cost their family a dowry before dedicating their energies to their husband.
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"I am dedicating my focus and energy to care for my family," the pop star added in a the statement.
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The game streaming works by dedicating a GPU to each customer, so performance and frame rates should be pretty solid.
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Either way, it seems Swift was dedicating this lip sync to Hadid, who everyone was looking at on this night.
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A guest tells PEOPLE John sang — among other songs — his 1971 hit "Tiny Dancer," dedicating the tune to the bride.
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" Mr. Trump said he had a "record crowd," adding, "We're dedicating the record to the late, great Martin Luther King.
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More than just monetary costs, it also involves dedicating intangible resources like time, talent, and brainspace to the product's development.
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The political limbo also caught the attention of late-night TV, with Jimmy Kimmel dedicating a segment to Toomey's indecision.
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And those viewers are dedicating a significant amount of time to do it: They watch about two hours a day.
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" Facebook's update does not explicitly mention what it is doing about groups dedicating to promoting "exaggerated or sensational health claims.
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The Army cycles back and forth between conducting experimentation internal to deployable units and dedicating a unit solely to experimentation.
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For Uber 2.0 to succeed there is nothing more important than dedicating my time to building out the leadership team.
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Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams celebrated their one-year anniversary on Monday, dedicating sweet posts to each other on Instagram.
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Dedicating space to their work, and to including sexuality in blackness, presents a full self—one that still feels rare.
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Correction: this story originally stated St. Petersburg was dedicating $250,000 to the plan, when in fact the value is $800,000.
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That's why Motherboard is dedicating a week to tackling the most interesting questions about our brave, new, and inhuman world.
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Eugène, too, gave up his artistic practice (he worked for the French Ministry of Justice), dedicating himself to Berthe's career.
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PINK PARTY CRAWLOrlando Pub Crawl is dedicating their latest alcohol-soaked sojourn to the Pulse family and equality all around.
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But Point Pleasant has embraced the monster, erecting a statue, creating a museum, and even dedicating a festival to him.
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Il Messaggero, the Roman daily, may as well be called the Garbage Gazette, dedicating itself to documenting the city's decline.
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A novel journalistic experiment: New Jersey lawmakers are dedicating public funds for local newsgathering, a first-of-its-kind initiative.
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It means law firms dedicating pro bono hours to stand up for the rights of the harassed and the oppressed.
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This flat approach is better than many districts' — at least it isn't dedicating less money to its highest-poverty schools.
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" For Rockefeller, that meant removing himself from the day-to-day intricacies and dedicating his time to "broad policy decisions.
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" He said he was dedicating the award "to all immigrants around the world who are struggling for a better life.
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Iranian lawmakers also supported a motion dedicating $220 million to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps's Quds Force, the newspaper reported.
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Dedicating time to reading can also be critical for success in your career, according to Warren Buffett and Mark Cuban.
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"Before I knew it—like half a year into dedicating herself to standup—she had a following," he told me.
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Perhaps more importantly, the whole concept of dedicating a massive effort to reducing the federal debt overhang is somewhat dubious.
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In 2010 he co-founded Life After Hate, a not-for-profit organization dedicating to fighting racism and violent extremism.
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And it's possible that many game developers are waiting for a bigger installed base before dedicating resources to this new platform.
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A tearful Robbie Williams struggles to sing "Angels" – after dedicating it to the victims and families of the Manchester attacks pic.twitter.
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Director Asif Kapadia took the stage, along with producer James Gay-Rees, dedicating the trophy to Amy Winehouse and her fans.
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After a mediocre January, I finally pulled myself out of the funk by dedicating a ton of energy to self-care.
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But with Google now dedicating resources to building its own hardware ecosystem, it's no surprise the company's preparing its own smartwatches.
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Lowe's has also modified certain sections in stores dedicating them specifically to higher-spending customers with staff, billing and parking facilities.
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A guest previously told PEOPLE John sang — among other songs — his 1971 hit "Tiny Dancer," dedicating the tune to the bride.
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Dedicating your company to one particular type of product makes things like customer service and repairs a bit easier to maintain.
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Once a month we're going to be dedicating an entire episode to a deep dive into the life of one company.
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He went on to work odd jobs before dedicating his life to capoeira -- which was periodically banned by the Brazilian government.
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"Beyond dedicating specific people and roles to address diversity and inclusion, employers must domore," said Cortez, the Glassdoor head of people.
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Bulgari is dedicating its main windows at Baselword, the giant trade show held in Switzerland this week, to the Serpenti style.
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Many hospital systems are notorious for tracking and dedicating hundreds of hours of staff time to conform to compliance audit directives.
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He said the long baseball regular season, 162 games over roughly 183 days, prevented him from dedicating time to marketing himself.
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His team, and the previous Bloomberg administration, have made admirable steps toward dedicating more road space for people rather than cars.
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Despite dedicating so much time to hockey, however, Harlton says he has zero regrets about not making it to the NHL.
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So, this year I'm dedicating Father's Day to the nearly 10 million single mothers who've sacrificed everything to raise their families.
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Professors Gates and Tatar also tackle controversial parts of folklore history, dedicating a chapter to the work of Joel Chandler Harris.
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Of course, dedicating so many talented, well-educated Americans to such pursuits is not a good prescription — for health or happiness.
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They were politically active Americans scattered around the country, dedicating their spare time to the 2016 presidential campaign or various causes.
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" And when Brown said that he was dedicating the dance to his father, his dad was filled with gratitude: "I'm grateful.
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A math and physics teacher currently educating students in rural Kenya is dedicating his life to improving the lives of others.
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Despite Comey's long record of dedicating himself to "law and order," Trump has relentlessly attacked him since firing him last May.
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Kimmel brought to tears DeGeneres honored Kimmel's infant son, Billy, by dedicating a room at Children's Hospital Los Angeles after him.
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Mr. Arcuri went to Rome last month to attend a ceremony dedicating a hall to his wife inside Italy's Agriculture Ministry.
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They didn&apost want me dedicating myself to anything other than college prep and knew a job would be a distraction.
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To be fair, the voters of the State of California did not pass a bond bill dedicating any money until 2008.
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Uber plans on dedicating resources to improving driver experiences in the wake of Jeff Jones's — whose role included driver relations — departure.
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After weeks of pretty dedicating watching, I finally made it through Mad Men and understand what everyone was raving about for years.
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Trump's proposed DACA framework would grant citizenship paths to 1.8 million undocumented children of immigrants while dedicating $25 billion to border security.
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But he did suggest while dedicating a new national monument that the gender barrier in the White House would be broken soon.
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"They have finally started taking corrective action and are now dedicating their resources to where they think they can grow," he said.
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"For Uber 2.0 to succeed there is nothing more important than dedicating my time to building out the leadership team," Kalanick said.
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The company has also modified certain sections in stores dedicating them specifically for higher-spending customers with staff, billing and parking facilities.
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Already, Altair says the team is discovering new sights within Isz despite already dedicating hundreds upon hundreds of hours to the game.
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Dedicating to dedicated space Although I enjoyed the suspended body-weight workouts, within a year, I began craving more weight-training exercises.
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You feed it your social media accounts and it automatically generates a multi-page book, dedicating a few pages to each month.
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Last week, Lively posted a photo to Instagram explaining that she has been dedicating her nights to designing spaces for her friends.
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They'll also highlight how the president supports dedicating $22016 million over the next 22018 years to fund childhood cancer research and therapies.
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After dedicating time to learning about different software, instruments and music production, he also served as co-producer for his new album.
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But, despite dedicating almost 20 years of his life to making the panopticon an institution for the masses, it never caught on.
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They characterize the Foundation as a glorified Clinton political slush fund, dedicating only about 10 percent of expenditures to actual charity work.
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Hudgens, who is starring as Rizzo in Sunday's Fox musical special Grease: Live, added that she's dedicating her performance to her dad.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that the Jumanji actor has been dedicating himself to recovery in the two months following the accident.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome to tonight's edition of Overnight Energy, which we are dedicating to all news about the Green New Deal.
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"For Uber 2.0 to succeed there is nothing more important than dedicating my time to building out the leadership team," he writes.
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Since then, they've been fighting the virus head on, dedicating their mission to public health education and the prevention of HIV/AIDS.
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In spite of the gossip, Taylor had an incredible career, winning two Oscars and dedicating her life to advocating for AIDS research.
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You can't really become a decent speedrunner without dedicating hundreds, even thousands of hours to repeating the same game over and over.
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"Rebekah and Adam are dedicating additional resources to amplify the positive global impact of our organization," the company said in the filing.
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Absolutely. But the intangible benefits of dedicating a country to a worthy and ambitious goal are possibly larger and impossible to quantify.
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However, people need to make sure they're dedicating enough time and focus to their finances in the "age of screens," he said.
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He told them the National Institutes of Health at the time was dedicating less than $6 million annually to researching the disorder.
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Unless you're dedicating a large part of your focus and your physical space to fried chicken, it's just not going to work.
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To mark National Infertility Awareness Week, Refinery29 is dedicating a full week of coverage to an open discussion about becoming a parent.
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To mark National Infertility Awareness Week, Refinery21 is dedicating a full week of coverage to an open discussion about becoming a parent.
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To mark National Infertility Awareness Week, Refinery240 is dedicating a full week of coverage to an open discussion about becoming a parent.
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After dedicating oneself to a marathon, the anatomy receives a perceptual upgrade and transforms from a mere body into an essential tool.
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Go deeper: There are organizations with members who are dedicating their lives to making life in Chicago better for those in poverty.
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"They could be working out in the private sector making a ton of money, but they're dedicating their lives here," she said.
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Mr. Shepherd became an energetic fund-raiser for conservation causes, dedicating proceeds to the work from sales of some of his prints.
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" Dedicating the song to all the women in the audience, he said, "It's a sad, sad day when women can't be believed.
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Now she's in the Trump cabinet, and she seems to be dedicating a lot of her time to, um, lowering higher education.
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This year, the mayor announced that every opioid overdose — fatal and nonfatal — would be investigated, dedicating 84 police officers to this task.
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He is interested in politics and public policy but plans to continue dedicating part of his time to his work with Boonper.
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That meant agreeing to contracts with several different regional and national governments, and dedicating about 400 UEFA staff members to the event.
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If she's so guilt-ridden about leaving her family in Vietnam, why is she not dedicating herself more deeply to her daughter?
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Some New Hampshire legislators recently proposed dedicating 10 percent of the state's rainy day fund, or $10 million, to fight the crisis.
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The two men returned to My Lai that year, meeting some of the villagers they had rescued and dedicating an elementary school.
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Sometimes the people who know a brand best are those dedicating themselves to dismantling it, then reassembling it in their own image.
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August 2014 Hudgens takes her relationship to the next level by dedicating a social media post to him on his 20203rd birthday.
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As she spoke, she almost seemed to suggest that she was dedicating her tenure to those women, particularly those who had died.
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Around 2000, the Tunisian Combat Group, an Al Qaeda affiliate, emerged in Afghanistan, dedicating itself to the overthrow of the Tunisian government.
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Bloomberg has spent much of the last several years dedicating his money to pushing for climate change prevention and gun control measures.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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The problem is, most home shoppers do not close but burn up time that brokers could be dedicating to more determined buyers.
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And yet he persisted, dedicating the concert to the cause of "reconciliation, tolerance, and peace," and the song "Anthem" to the bereaved.
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Mr. Christie has been dedicating most of his resources to New Hampshire and has been particularly critical of Mr. Rubio in recent days.
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Since September 10, Queen Bey has made a habit of dedicating entire rows to her outfit posts (sometimes, including her own music videos).
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One day later, singer Dierks Bentley paid tribute during his set by dedicating his song "I Hold On" to Smith and his family.
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There remains some debate over whether Yabut was, in 2016, merely trolling and not actually dedicating serious time to launching his Tor alternative.
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And a simple way to start is by normalizing dads caring for their kids — not dedicating a ridiculous trend piece on the topic.
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As a result, Nintendo has spread its reveals across all 12 months in the calendar, dedicating many prerecorded live-streams to individual games.
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On the investor call, Musk said Tesla is currently dedicating basically its entire production efforts to fulfilling orders for these markets right now.
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Cramer will be dedicating his weekend to determine if the European banks have credit risk, or are on shakier ground than initially thought.
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I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself to my art and my career, and the duration of my tour.
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I'm dedicating my time, my passion, and my platform to whatever I can do to make a contribution to the global women's movement.
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I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself to my art and my career and the duration of my tour.
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The tech giants are renowned for being at the forefront of the latest tech crazes and dedicating entire teams to following emerging trends.
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That same month, she celebrated Reynolds' 40th birthday at the place they fell in love, also dedicating an IG post to her husband.
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Nearly a month after the death of actress Peggy Lipton, one of her daughters is dedicating a loving tribute to the late star.
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From the looks of her page, the mom/entrepreneur is dedicating more space to show off the shimmery products in her beauty line.
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President Donald Trump has declared a public health emergency over opioid abuse, promising to increase treatment but initially dedicating no money for it.
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He's long critiqued NATO members' defense spending, slamming America's allies for not dedicating the required 2 percent of their economic output to defense.
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"The light in all of this darkness is that there are so many individuals and organisations dedicating themselves to saving lives," Catrambone said.
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I can't recall a show dedicating so much screen time — including target practice and ammo talk — to a weapon that doesn't get used.
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On Monday night, he made a point of dedicating a portion of his Boy Meets World tour show to his one true love.
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The firm has been tinkering with its near 900 UK stores, dedicating a little more space to the faster growing food over clothes.
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This year, people from outside the Coopers' network are picking up the #ITAVChallenge, dedicating themselves to better the college experience for black students.
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But having both an 8-to-13 day job, and dedicating time afterward to run an online business, was harder than she expected.
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Banks are dedicating hundreds of millions to investing in Europe's leveraged loans, while some investment banks have invested up to 3bn in 2016.
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If you preach iconoclasm while dedicating a rainbow-colored stained-glass window, you shouldn't be too surprised if somebody picks up a rock.
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Effective cursive instruction can be woven into other subjects, with instructors dedicating 10 to 15 minutes per day on it, Ms. Lowe said.
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Cultural institutions like the national ballet are dedicating their shows to his memory, and state television is running archived footage on a loop.
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We are dedicating a significant amount of effort, and as part of this SDS announcement, we even have ... What is SDS, for listeners?
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In college, rather than dedicating those credits and tuition towards something useful, I spent two years studying the language of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
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Considering the school's Latinx student population is 15%, the program is reflective of the growing importance of dedicating resources to support Latinx arts.
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Poynter is dedicating a reporter to cover the transformation of local and regional journalism full-time, in addition to launching a weekly newsletter.
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Dollar General, for example, is dedicating the first hour of operations every day in its more than 16,000 stores nationwide to senior customers.
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I must always live in relation to my irrevocable death — otherwise there would be nothing at stake in dedicating my life to anything.
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz announced Saturday that the company would be dedicating several cargo charter flights to help deliver critical medical supplies.
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But by dedicating myself to the game, there was no question of whether I would get better, only of when it would happen.
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"I am dedicating my focus and energy to care for my family," she explained in a statement obtained by PEOPLE at the time.
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Day 3: I'm actually looking forward to dedicating one day to yoga (which Jolie has said she's not a fan of) and cardio.
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"We appreciate the feedback, the trust people place in Google, and we&aposre dedicating to improving the experience," Google said in its tweet.
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Facebook was now massive — with more than a billion users on mobile alone — and it wasn't dedicating sufficient resources to monitor its products.
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"I am dedicating my focus and energy to care for my family," Britney explained in a statement obtained by PEOPLE at the time.
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Democratic lawmakers are blasting President Trump for dedicating a golf trophy to hurricane victims while Puerto Rico continues to recover from Hurricane Maria.
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After dedicating 14 years to the racing series, Massa announced last September that he planned to retire at the end of the year.
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Dedicating the bench, my nephew and son played a Black Crowes song, "She Talks to Angels," softly on the guitar and French horn.
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Dedicating his prize "to my country, Puerto Rico," he spoke about the need to seek out reliable sources of news about the island.
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To people who think the risks described are real and substantial, it's outrageous that we're dedicating so few resources to working on them.
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Go deeper: Growing evidence implicates herpes viruses in Alzheimer's Alzheimer's research yields some promising results Senate approves bill dedicating $425 million to Alzheimer's research
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The reality star who appeared on 19 Kids and Counting and Marriage Bootcamp is now dedicating her time to mentoring female adolescents and children.
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Since Bobby, who is battling cancer, was released from the hospital earlier this month, Jill has been dedicating several uplifting posts to her husband.
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He stressed that Mueller is running the probe but said the FBI is assisting by dedicating agents and providing other support to the investigation.
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Puddicombe suggests that dedicating just 10 minutes a day to mindfulness can help improve your productivity, your sleep cycle, and your relationships with others.
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H.R. 2262 was a crucial step for those who are currently dedicating time and money to build out the right space resource extraction technology.
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During a Tuesday performance on The Voice, Cyrus sang her new single "Malibu," dedicating the display to Grande and those involved in the attack.
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It is dedicating 4% of revenue to independent research and development (IRAD), focusing on three areas: actionable intelligence, war-fighter effectiveness and spectrum superiority.
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As promised, The Sinner season 2 is dedicating a lot of its terrifying time to uncovering the backstory of detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman).
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Becoming a Game of Thrones fan means dedicating at least 25% of your brain power to remembering how things work in Westeros and Essos.
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The elite athlete turned entrepreneur shares her top secrets for success: To be sure, dedicating yourself to becoming an expert requires time and focus.
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When the race was first called on election night, Crowley grabbed his guitar and sang "Born to Run," dedicating the performance to Ocasio-Cortez.
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Seth Meyers slammed the network for dedicating so much of the coverage to the former secretary of state and otherwise "slobbering" over the president.
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By dedicating funding for rural and urban freight corridors, the program enhances the flow of commercial traffic and increases safety on our nation's roads.
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But as long as it was helping him win primaries, a certain amount of television coverage was dedicating to praising him as a genius.
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Jarrett Dieterle is director of commercial freedom and a senior fellow at the R Street Institute, a nonprofit group dedicating to promoting limited government.
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" March for Our Lives also took to Twitter, dedicating the award to "everyone that has supported us, marched with us, and organized with us.
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It was a garish spectacle, with one right-wing deputy dedicating his vote to the colonel who headed a torture unit during the dictatorship.
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Buildings across the country are dedicating thousands of square feet, sometimes even whole floors, to wellness amenities like yoga studios, spas, pools, and gyms.
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But like many sites, a true visit means dedicating a full day, something a rushed traveler might be loath to do but should do.
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Despite emotional performances – including Jean dedicating his take of The Beatles' "Let it Be" to his late brother – Jean and Young were sent home.
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Angélil was a much talked-about celeb in his own right on Sunday, after his mother's tearful speech dedicating her award to her family.
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I'm dedicating the 24 hours of my big 3-0 to raising $30,303 to help 30 women in Chapa, Ethiopia start their own businesses.
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Maroon's resume for persevering and dedicating himself features him overcoming being traded for a fourth-round pick and being out of shape last year.
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K-pop stars seem to have it all, with millions of fans dedicating billboards and sending gifts to their idols from around the world.
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Instead, they are dedicating their runs to the 20-year-old University of Iowa student and sharing hopeful messages on social media tagged #MilesforMollie.
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This is an issue that I really care about and I'm dedicating a lot of space in the magazine for that kind of representation.
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A lot of these trips were for ceremonial reasons, like dedicating memorials, or to promote business relations and cross-cultural ties or best practices.
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The Spitfire (1-2) made adjustments at the half, dedicating off-tank Gun-hee "Clestyn" Cho to constantly follow and pressure Corey as D.va.
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Ms. Norton pushed the legislation through three subcommittees, an effort that the developers recognized by dedicating the Wharf's 3.5-acre waterfront park to her.
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"I'd like to start by dedicating this entire show to everybody in Orlando at Pulse nightclub," she said during her performance in Antwerp, Belgium.
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Several other mastiff owners and dog parents imagined their pups pulling a Floyd and thanked the team for dedicating themselves to saving animals, too.
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They also value sex and intimacy, so dedicating an entire evening to getting to know each other on that level is a great idea.
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It was that sense of dedicating yourself to a life of taking care of the people you love, by baking and sewing and cleaning.
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Tyla Yaweh got the crowd going Saturday at Rolling Loud by dedicating part of his set to the passing of Juice WRLD and XXXTentacion.
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You should look at that data, Geena Davis's stuff, she's the actress from "Thelma and Louise," she's actually now dedicating herself to doing this.
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Dedicating a gigantic utility to shadowboxing is counterintuitive to the exercise itself, though how would you even go about testing its purpose, hypothetically speaking?
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I was dedicating my career to answering questions for other people, but this was the one question I would never be able to answer.
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Drancoli recommends dedicating time to clearing out your desktop, e-mail box, old documents and anything else you no longer need on your computer.
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The actress has kept a close relationship with her siblings over the years, even dedicating a sweet post to her sisters on National Siblings Day.
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Rick Scott signed a bill dedicating $400 million to a number of school security measures, including an increase in the number of school resource officers.
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A truly vile and detestable creature, it is only rarely that I find myself dedicating anything close to attention to him and his malnourished form.
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After dedicating your adolescence to extreme training and near-death vigilantism, no one would be as well-adjusted as corn-fed do-gooder Clark Kent.
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If you're having a HP-themed wedding and think that's big enough to show how you're dedicating your life to the Wizarding World, you're mistaken.
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It's also dedicating more moderators to suicide prevention, training them to deal with the cases 24/7, and now has 80 local partners like Save.
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But McDormand kept it classy and stayed away from cursing, instead sweetly dedicating her award to husband Joel Coen and their recently adopted son Pedro.
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Her pride for Ariana has extended beyond her posts, dedicating a full Instagram story highlight — called "My Angels" — to her and Zolciak-Biermann's eldest, Brielle.
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They've also added dedicated staff to fulfilling orders placed for in-store pickup, with Wal-Mart dedicating a manager in every store to the service.
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Jio launched its service with newspaper ads featuring a full-page portrait of the prime minister, Narendra Modi, dedicating its investment to his digital vision.
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It's making a major commitment to Machine Learning (perhaps the only form of AI that matters), by dedicating a Zurich-based research group to it.
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But given the fact I that I was dedicating so much of my free time to finding The One, at the time, it made sense.
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If you've ever contemplated taking a gap year or dedicating a summer abroad, STA Travel has likely popped up in your research at some point.
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During a Tuesday performance on The Voice Miley Cyrus sang her new single "Malibu," dedicating the display to Grande and those involved in the attack.
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At F8, Facebook is dedicating no fewer than eight sessions on social VR. There were only two last year — a 300% year-over-year increase.
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But we are dedicating significant resources to ensuring this research is conducted in a way that respects people's privacy and meets the highest ethical standards.
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He set the tone by dedicating his show to Laquan Mcdonald and directly calling out the Chicago Police Department at the start of his set.
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Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau died August 10 after dedicating more than half a century to working to eradicate leprosy, tuberculosis and other diseases in Pakistan.
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" She continued, "I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself to my art and my career, and the duration of my tour.
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Knappenberger underscores this idea by dedicating the final third of his documentary not to Gawker, but to another media company: the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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In whatever capacity one serves, dedicating your life to making Canada—and indeed, the world—a better place is a calling of the highest order.
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One is all about dedicating every minute of the day to checking out the coolest sites, immersing yourself in local culture, and eating and drinking.
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But that would have meant dedicating valuable resources away from its core smartphone team to build an ecosystem of accessories and dilute the company's focus.
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That might mean dedicating a set number of days in a week or hours in a day for making calls and following up with customers.
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Disney's Oscar-winning movie "Zootopia" was extremely popular in China, so Shanghai Disney is dedicating an entire area of its park to the 2016 film.
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Phil Murphy (D) has also called on New York to consider dedicating some of the revenue from the congestion pricing to New Jersey as well.
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It's easy to let life get in the way of accomplishing goals, even when the goal is as small as dedicating more time to reading.
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Another in Chicago switched Thursday morning into "surge" mode, setting up triage tents in its ambulance bay and dedicating an entire floor to coronavirus patients.
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Elizabeth Warren has the most comprehensive proposal, dedicating $100 billion over 10 years to addiction treatment — the kind of investment that experts argue is necessary.
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Gates was director of the board at Microsoft until 2014 but began dedicating more of his time to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in 2008.
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Ever since he was on the campaign trail, Trump's been pushing the idea of dedicating military resources to figuring out how to fight space battles.
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" Zews said he is uncertain of his future plans, writing, "My wish is to continue competing and dedicating myself to this esport that I love.
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The iPhone maker has been building up resources in this area for years, buying tech from smaller companies and dedicating more employees to the project.
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"This album was really hard to make," a visibly emotional Adele said as she picked up the statue, dedicating it to her partner, Simon Konecki.
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If you're a fan of Keanu, this is your year too, and you can celebrate his existence by dedicating your Halloween costume to the guy.
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Italy has one of the lowest spending rates for education among developed countries, dedicating 2.8 percent of its gross domestic product to schools and universities.
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Rather, they say, the Police Department should be dedicating more resources to providing the same sort of robust investigative response that seems standard in Manhattan.
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We're supposed to be working 80- to 100-hour weeks, coming into the office on weekends, dedicating ourselves exclusively to our careers or our businesses.
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Did Adele's dedicating the album of the year award to Beyoncé and saying that "Lemonade" was her album of the year catch you off guard?
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And K.T. takes her responsibilities seriously, dedicating time to each new item that emerges from the boxes and writing reviews that are succinct but complete.
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In November 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a proclamation dedicating December 15 as Bill of Rights Day, in honor of the document's 150th anniversary.
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Both candidates seem to have homed in on Pennsylvania as the key to the White House in 2020, dedicating attention and resources to the state.
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There will always be time to worry about material comforts, but it will never feel as good as dedicating your whole self to helping other people.
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Rather, just by dedicating just a small amount of time you can set yourself way ahead in your industry and set yourself up for new opportunities.
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We will be dedicating our Opening Night to those who lost their lives & the lives that have been forever changed from the tragedy at Pulse. pic.twitter.
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He has offered a series of technical fixes -- starting with a unit dedicating to protecting voting access -- and says he could restore the party's lagging morale.
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On the bright side, however, that means we can spend the summer dedicating ourselves to This Is Us theories — since they're basically the same stories anyways.
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He watched her show from the audience and she gave him a shout-out from the stage, dedicating love song "For Me You See" to him.
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The kids will be traveling the country on a bus tour helping people register, and Morales is dedicating profits from her variety show to help them.
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We are grateful to our speakers for dedicating their time to this worthy cause and we would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support.
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There's a lot of power in dedicating an entire button to a single task, especially on a smartphone where button real estate is at a premium.
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This wasn't just about pretty makeup products — it was about Robyn Fenty dedicating two years of her life to a collection that was inclusive of everyone.
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Dedicating the book to her "Muthafukken Self" and all the "lovely lost souls out there," Thorne is unapologetic about her life, her pain and her triumph.
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The water district has tried to cull the population in a several ways, including dedicating a staff member to hunting the pythons since 2006, Rodgers said.
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Designing a clothing line became less about earning money and more about dedicating himself to a community — one that he thought would turn into future consumers.
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Joe was tragically shot and killed in a road rage incident on December 1 in Louisiana ... and the team is dedicating today's game to him. #FightOn
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While raising two children may not be easy, that hasn't stopped the singer from dedicating time to teaching her daughter how to stand up for herself.
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By May 2018, Musk said that SpaceX was dropping its commercial-spaceport plan and instead dedicating the site to building and flying Mars rocket-ship prototypes.
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That's why I just announced that I will be dedicating 2628% of my time and effort in 28503 towards Mr. Trump's impeachment and removal from office.
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You have outdone yourself by dedicating the entire magazine to the chronic low-level war that has been going on in the Arab world and beyond.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, a source explained that the Jumanji actor has been dedicating himself to recovery in the two months following the accident.
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As our Jon Snow conspiracy theory continues to exist on the back burner, we are now dedicating our attention to the women of Game of Thrones.
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Aside from dedicating the film to Fisher during the credits, General Leia got a ton more to do than her previous appearance in two years ago.
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Later tonight, Saturday Night Live will be dedicating tonight's show to Prince's memory, showing footage from his three appearances on the show from over the years.
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This film dedicating so much of its runtime to Wasp holding her own and being celebrated for it is a big step in the right direction.
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Our sponsors are focused primarily in New York and Los Angeles, which limits us from dedicating the resources required to cover art scenes around the world.
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Dollar General is dedicating the first hour of operations every day in its more than 16,000 stores nationwide to senior customers, the company said this week.
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Stop & Shop, a grocery chain with more than 400 stores, is opening stores early daily and dedicating the first 90 minutes of operation — from 6 a.m.
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His grand uncle was a cardinal once considered a candidate for pope, but the archbishop takes after Francis, dedicating much of his time to the poor.
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Dedicating oneself to a pedagogic role, choosing to instruct future generations of nurses, entails investing in expensive graduate work and also in taking a pay cut.
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Mandy Moore and her husband Taylor Goldsmith celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary on Monday, each dedicating an adoring, heartfelt post to the other on Instagram.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee, a group dedicating to helping Republicans get elected to the Senate has spent approximately $1 million in opposing Heitkamp, records show.
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British luxury brand Burberry said earlier this month it was dedicating its next collection to the LGBT community, giving the brand's signature checks a colorful makeover.
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Aaron Carter is dedicating some serious real estate on his neck for the king of the jungle -- not that he's trying to save face or anything.
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The EU's politicians and civil servants were not happy about dedicating so much time to one small country and its truculent and often ill-informed politicians.
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He said that he had "worked and studied hard dedicating myself to the program" and that he thought he had a "good shot" at being first.
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By dedicating renewed focus to this issue, President Trump could acknowledge these advancements and signal an important change in approach to the rest of the government.
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"Existing toy retailers have announced they will be dedicating more space and will carry more toys this holiday season both in-store and online," she said.
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I will be dedicating my run to all those who lost their lives and those who made sure that there were survivors of this tragic event.
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The fashion house remains loyal to a way of life more common to Europe's medieval guilds, dedicating itself to the idea of craftsmanship above all else.
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And on Wednesday, the government of Ontario announced it was dedicating up to $2 million for a youth regional co-ordination unit, along with additional healthcare workers.
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" Bollinger added: "This terrible and tragic loss is all the greater because these individuals were dedicating their passion and very special talents to serving those in need.
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"Dedicating today to my beauty @briellebiermann the very person that gave me strength to keep pushing!!" she wrote alongside a series of adorable throwback photos of Brielle.
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From social media to mainstream publications, Sir Sargent (as he is known online) is dedicating himself to ensuring that Black voices in the art world are heard.
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"I envision myself hopefully retiring at 40 and then dedicating the rest of my life to public service, whether it be charities or elected office," says Mattox.
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I had a record of the politician's votes, proposals, and statements on the issue, expressing the view of society the politician was dedicating himself to work toward.
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So for over a year now, she's been fighting to ban child marriage in New Hampshire, dedicating her capstone Girl Scout Gold Award project to the cause.
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Along with individuals, the US Army and businesses such as Publishers Clearing House also find themselves dedicating staff resources to removing fake profiles and scams from Facebook.
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Even amidst all the evening's pandemonium, Trump took note of the slight, dedicating some of his speech to chiding Martinez for the state's performance under her reign.
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"To my mom, who raised 11 children, and my dad was mean to her," he said at the award show, while dedicating the award to his mother.
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REI members can be assured that we will honor our shared passion for our public lands, dedicating time and resources to leaving them healthier for future generations.
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The most dangerous time for victims of abuse is after they leave their abusers, so dedicating time to file reports and seek shelter is imperative, she explains.
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Vanderpump Rules stars Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney-Schwartz celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary on Friday, each dedicating a heartfelt post to the other on Instagram.
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Legalizing cannabis and dedicating the revenue to the mass transit system is the best way to assure the future of New York City and the surrounding region.
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For a mission designed to someday send us to Mars, dedicating part of it to figuring out how we might survive once we get there makes sense.
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Bloom watched her show from the audience and she gave him a shout-out from the stage, dedicating the love song "For Me You See" to him.
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Its ubiquity is obvious by the increasing amount of shelf space retailers are dedicating to new brews, and the sharp rise in local breweries across the country.
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The company has kept relatively quiet about the product since its demise, dedicating only a single sentence to it in its first earnings report to the subject.
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Before you get wrapped up in the upcoming string of holidays and the inevitable bustle that goes with it, financial advisors recommend dedicating some time to taxes.
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She also cut the number of outside companies selling accessories such as phone cases in Apple's stores, dedicating the space to Apple's own, generally more expensive, accessories.
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Macklemore offered Demi Lovato some strong words of encouragement because -- as the rapper said at his concert while dedicating a track to her -- he's been there before.
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The duo, comprised of real-life couple Alfredo and Anna Silva, told viewers they were dedicating their performance to his sister, who survived a life-threatening accident.
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Boston brewer Sam Adams is dedicating a new beer to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, named after one of the liberal judge's comments about gender and the court.
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Greg Hardy says he's a changed man -- telling TMZ Sports he's got a new attitude and a new perspective after dedicating his life to mixed martial arts.
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In addition, because spreads are so tight - and thus returns so limited - many buyside shops struggle to justify dedicating resources to the in-depth analysis of transactions.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, a source explained that the Night School actor has been dedicating himself to recovery in the two months following the accident.
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With back-to-school just around the corner, Lance is dedicating the entire month of August to help fulfill wish lists for teachers who desperately need supplies.
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Take a look at how much time you're dedicating to your side gig and be honest with yourself about how much value it's adding to your life.
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Increasingly, U.S. policymakers are dedicating attention and resources to this issue, creating a rift between regulators and industry that the space industry will not be immune from.
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But it's worth making sure we're also remembering the other problems — including urgent ones like homelessness — and dedicating resources to those problems in proportion to their urgency.
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But instead of dedicating his life to outsmarting the cops and ruling the underground narcotics trade with an iron fist, Gose decided to plead guilty in April.
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According to ITDP, regulation includes integration with public transit, sharing data with cities, managing public space, protecting users, and dedicating city staff and resources to the project.
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The report notes that the wireless providers in the U.S. are already dedicating resources to deploying 5G networks, as have other countries like South Korea and Japan.
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"I think that dedicating myself to helping others helped me a lot through what I was feeling and what I was thinking at the time," Gutierrez said.
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In fact, it might even set aside resources toward supporting states' voter suppression efforts by dedicating time and money to investigating and cracking down on voter fraud.
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The same can be said for Partner: the self-identified lesbians from the East Coast who are impeccable shredders, even dedicating a track to actress Ellen Page.
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He has also set a goal of putting 5 million electric cars on the road by 2030 while dedicating $2.5 billion to vehicle rebates and charging infrastructure.
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The bigger challenge is that Amazon is now dedicating more space to sponsored ads and new features, like "Editorial Recommendations," which are product articles submitted by sellers.
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A "pro level" version of this strategy, Vanderkam said, is dedicating all of Monday morning to a bigger task that's more speculative and requires some deep thought.
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Accepting the latter, Musgraves said "I'm so thankful for the chance to share my political perspective," dedicating the award to women who felt pressure to silence themselves.
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Landa, a Spaniard who has been impressive since the start of the Tour despite dedicating himself to Froome, moved back to fifth over all, 1:17 back.
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Similarly, successful soda tax campaigns have gotten over the line by dedicating revenues to children's services: Philadelphia, for instance, tethered pre-Kindergarten slots to its victorious effort.
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This year, instead of going the easy route and writing just another gifts-for-mom round-up, we're dedicating this guide to what our moms really want.
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White House officials blame the media for not focusing on the "substance" of Trump's policy agenda, instead dedicating airtime to the Russia probe and the president's tweets.
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Earlier this month, the Smithsonian Institution released nearly 3 million images with the stated goal of abandoning its copyrights and dedicating those works to the public domain.
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Conservative news outlets feasted on what they portrayed as an embarrassing gaffe, with the popular morning show "Fox & Friends" even dedicating a segment to it Wednesday morning.
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Dedicating time to vulnerable queer youth during Pride Month — and beyond — is vital to ensuring the next generation of LGBTQ people have the support they need to thrive.
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While the likelihood of a split looms, the reality star is dedicating her time and energy to both her children and herself — including spending time with her girlfriends.
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We're dedicating this month's #CNNFood Challenge to the people who make vegetable dishes exciting and healthy -- something more than a healthy-but-sad chopped-tomato-on-lettuce salad.
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Last week, CNET reported that the button would be used to activate the Google Assistant, continuing the thus-far maligned trend of dedicating buttons to activating virtual assistants.
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Her last show in Melbourne started about three hours late and was a somber affair, with the singer dedicating a song to estranged 15-year-old son Rocco.
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In dedicating a whole sketch to her, SNL picked up on a question many people are fascinated by: Does she believe what she says when she defends Trump?
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On Thursday night, the Supergirl actor and Broadway star posted his first-ever Instagram story, dedicating it to be a PSA about why people shouldn't go to Chipotle.
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Dedicating a solid chunk of money to savings for the future should be a key part of anyone's financial plan, but that money shouldn't sit around gathering dust.
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Pallone said dedicating the first hearing to climate is meant in part to highlight how Democrats believe Republicans ignored the issue during their eight years in the majority.
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The 40-year-old actor is dedicating himself to his recovery after he survived a brutal car accident in September, a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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A lot of hoopers and other athletes have paid tribute after Nipsey's death this week ... with Russell Westbrook dedicating his 20-20-20 game to him on Wednesday.
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Following the former couple's public split, LeBrock — mostly — retreated away from the entertainment industry and found "purpose" in the two decades she spent dedicating her life to motherhood.
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While some, like mine, were frank critics of official policy, most stayed out of politics, dedicating themselves instead to delivering basic services that the government neglected to provide.
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It's confusing, then, that a soon-to-be bar in Atlanta, Georgia would knowingly throw itself to the wolves by dedicating itself to, of all things, conspiracy theories.
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Stores are opening early or dedicating the first hour of operation to vulnerable shoppers, such as pregnant women, people with weakened immune systems, and people older than 60.
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In fact, it might even set aside resources toward supporting states' voter suppression efforts by dedicating time and money to investigating and cracking down on supposed voter fraud.
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Greg Abbott and Senator John Cornyn, who both visited the town in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, returned on Sunday to deliver addresses dedicating the new building.
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I think when I first started out I was dedicating a full paycheck and change to all of my savings: investments, my 401(k) — it was very restrictive.
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Anyone who's been putting off more involved projects might now consider dedicating extra hours in the week — no more commuting, no more rushed work mornings — to creative projects.
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Never a vision guy, Wellick's more comfortable taking someone else's plan and maniacally dedicating himself to it — he's a slick suit full of avarice waiting to be directed.
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On Wednesday night, the country singer, 93, broke down while accepting an award at this year's CMT Artists of the Year event, dedicating it to his late bandmate.
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Playing the role of many faces, Ivan took pleasure in dedicating his time to being the big brother, the best friend, the inspiration and the smile to all.
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Here is a sampling of charities dedicating resources to Irma victims (many of which also continue to assist people in Texas in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey): 26.
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Why uproot yourself, spouse and children to follow a job that might evaporate a year from now, dedicating yourself to a company that considers you merely revenue enhancement?
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He pals around with former Navy SEALs and intelligence operatives, even dedicating "Use of Force" to the former C.I.A. operations officer Duane R. Clarridge, who died last year.
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At the same time, the U.S. is dedicating significant resources of its own towards developing 5G technology that will provide for coverage and security for the long term.
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If the idea or definition of success seems far off to you right now, you'll soon find yourself dedicating more attention to what the concept means to you.
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It's spending billions of dollars and dedicating most of its resources to fix the problem, but Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook won't right the ship for quite some time.
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It took Amazon a day to collect its response — even if it is a strong one — with Bezos dedicating Amazon's deep legal resources to fight Trump's refugee ban.
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Many run over 50 pages, dedicating lengthy sections to imagining various potential attacks and how the network's internal "crypto-economic" system of incentives and penalties would render them bootless.
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Microsoft famously missed the rise of the web in the early '90s, with Gates dedicating only a fraction of his mid-'90s tome The Road Ahead to the internet.
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Its results underline how little we currently know about this phenomenon in Bolivia, and stress the importance of dedicating more resources to understanding climate change's effects across the globe.
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Though she couldn't resist cracking a joke, Louis-Dreyfus had a moment of sincere emotion at the end of her speech, dedicating her latest win to her late father.
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In response, Facebook highlighted the steps it has taken into safeguarding the May ballot, such as partnering with local fact-checking organizations and dedicating staff to monitor the vote.
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There's much more on Bixby below, but for now I'll just note that dedicating a hardware button to this software feature is a big bet on Samsung's intelligent assistant.
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"We have a number of creative engines across our company, many of which are dedicating their time and talents to develop content for the Disney+ platform," Iger told investors.
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The company's social media team is dedicating the entire month of October to celebrate Mimikyu, who first made its debut in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon in November 2016.
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He spent four and a half years dedicating himself to his weight loss, and along the way discovered his love of music and taught himself to play the guitar.
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Players can keep the global rogue AI counter low by dedicating resources to building AI safety labs in their cities, and paying for city states to build them, too.
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A no-kill shelter, partnered with ACCT Philly, pulled March from the city shelter, took him in and are dedicating themselves to finding the dog a perfect forever family.
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"The Love family is committed to remaining positive, dedicating their lives to preventing tragedies like this from happening to others," family lawyer Paul Bekman told Today in a statement.
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After dedicating tons of energy (and loads of bandwidth) to live streaming sporting events in stereoscopic VR, NextVR is moving to its next major market: live virtual reality concerts.
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In particular, she discussed the effect dedicating her gold medal-winning 2012 floor routine to the Israeli athletes who were murdered at the 1972 Munich Olympics had on her.
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Maybe it's because Timberlake, who has been on-camera since Mickey Mouse Club in 1995, is dedicating an album to a city he hasn't lived since he was 14.
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The SEC should address that by demanding better rating agency disclosures, dedicating more staff to analyzing the data, and getting tough with those who fail to comply, they say.
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My roommate, who openly mocks me for dedicating energy to celebrity culture of any kind, read it on his phone during dinner and yelped at least a dozen times.
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"I used to be an elite triathlete," Lasse Leppäkorpi, founder and CEO of Beddit tells me, when I ask him how he ended up dedicating his life to sleep.
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Since his untimely passing, Michele (who was his on-screen and off-screen love), remembers him often, even dedicating personalized tattoos and entire songs, to him and his memory.
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"Someone dear to us has passed away," Prince told the crowd before dedicating the song "Little Red Corvette" to her, according to local news media accounts of the show.
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The challenge now is simply to begin using the information, forming the relationships, convening the coalitions, and dedicating the resources necessary to strengthen health security in every American community.
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Russell Westbrook was playing for Nipsey Hussle when he went OFF in his historic performance on Tuesday night ... dedicating his 221-29-20 game to the slain rap star.
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"I know by dedicating ourselves to bringing back operational excellence, we're going to get a lot of customers back," Chief Executive Steve Ells told analysts and investors on Tuesday.
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After the official servers go down, we often see fans step up to take the reins, dedicating themselves to preserving these games they forged so many precious memories with.
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Career dreams falling apart, while new opportunities ariseFeloni: Were you dedicating more and more time to the series, as opposed to the other jobs that you were working on?
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This contingent "is going to build absolutely nothing, but is dedicating themselves to requesting evacuation points, looking for land and bringing down the sector and the market", Aroca said.
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Apple is dedicating a lot of resources on its camera as it thinks it could be an important differentiating factor with other phone manufactures and even previous iPhone models.
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One study of New York City found that dedicating every last vacant lot to farming would only yield enough produce for 160,000 people (in a city of 8.1 million).
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Was it a wink, some wondered, to the fact that Mr. Crowley had held his election night party there, dedicating a song to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez when she won?
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Virtually all major Latinx advocacy organizations are dedicating money and people power to this important effort and some, such as Voto Latinx, have voter registration as their primary motivation.
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In a livestreamed speech on Tuesday night following his wins in Florida and Illinois, Biden was subdued, dedicating the bulk of his remarks to addressing the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Finally all of the work you've been doing behind the scenes—dedicating yourself to your health and volunteering to help others—comes to fruition during Saturday's Pisces full moon.
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"This beautiful woman has spent the last 6 years dedicating her time, energy, and talent to graduate with her PhD," Mitchell wrote in the Facebook post alongside the photos.
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Homelessness among ex-servicemen in America has been cut substantially by dedicating federal funding to this sort of service, suggesting that the approach can work outside the Nordic countries.
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Iran is closing schools and dedicating hospitals across the country to fight the novel coronavirus as the number of infections sharply increased across the country, according to multiple reports.
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Mr. President, the American energy story is being written every day by millions of men and women in the workforce who are innovating and dedicating themselves to achieving greatness.
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Linked to the Falun Gong religious movement, the Epoch Times has aggressively courted Trump, dedicating countless articles in the last year and a half to the Spygate conspiracy theory.
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A Lyft spokeswoman said that it was dedicating more resources to safety initiatives this year, and that in recent months it had introduced more than 25.8 new safety features.
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She said the film was "in part a story of the power of women and the power to create our own destinies," dedicating her win to "all the Furoisas".
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So there's an apt sting in dedicating "The Story of O. J." to him, since he's now taking a hit for being agreeable, race-blind O. J. Simpson's opposite.
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Rather than dedicating the unit's resources to meeting long-term goals, many said he prefers putting on public demonstrations to convince people that Uber is ahead of its competitors.
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I for one will be dedicating at least an hour a day to walking in and out of random businesses and places of worship, then serpentining toward my home.
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Opeka studied theology under the future pope in their native Argentina before dedicating his life to building communities for the families of Madagascar, one of the world's poorest nations.
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More recently, he's the sensitive CEO type who's dedicating this whole year to making Facebook better, which is his job but we should applaud him for doing it, shouldn't we?
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The company has more than 28 human moderators to patrol the content and behavior on the Roblox, and it is dedicating more resources to the task of changing online behavior.
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We're dedicating the next couple of weeks to celebrate all the iconoclasts, independent thinkers, and individuals with unique personal styles who'd rather say Fuck The Fashion Rules than follow them.
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We're dedicating the next couple of weeks to celebrating all the iconoclasts, independent thinkers, and individuals with unique personal styles who'd rather say Fuck the Fashion Rules than follow them.
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This time around, however, we're dedicating our time to getting out of a seasonal style rut before it starts, and saving as much money as we can while doing it.
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Earlier, Tony organizers announced they were dedicating the show to the victims of the mass shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub, which left at least 50 dead, and 53 injured.
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While we won't be dedicating our entire summer wardrobe to our Havaianas (yellow and blue, bought in Portugal in 2004, still going strong), we might just be trying this trend.
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Turns out, the 37-year-old actor "quit" Hollywood several years ago, dedicating most of his time to indie films or hanging out with his high school friends in Minnesota.
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Former Amazon Studios exec Roy Price told The Verge that CEO Jeff Bezos is interested in finding Amazon's version of HBO's Game of Thrones and dedicating resources to do it.
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After dedicating a 1983 single and 2003 album to the Tour de France, German electronic-music pioneers Kraftwerk are making their connection to the world-renowned cycling race even stronger.
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We're dedicating the next couple of weeks to celebrate all the iconoclasts, independent thinkers, and individuals with unique personal styles who'd rather say "Fuck The Fashion Rules" than follow them.
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"Dedicating today to my beauty @briellebiermann the very person that gave me strength to keep pushing!!" she wrote alongside a series of adorable throwback photos of the 21-year-old.
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But for her Little Monsters — the star's most colorful fans whom she was very vocal about dedicating her entire 13-minute spot to — her performance was exactly what they wanted.
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By dedicating time to learning about new technologies, business owners can ultimately benefit from tools that automate tasks and streamline processes, and that help save time and reduce operating costs.
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At the end of January, Xerox announced it would split itself into two separate companies: a document technology business dedicating to printing and copying, and a business process outsourcing business.
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Essentially it's an indication that the FTC will be taking tech antitrust more seriously going forward, and dedicating more and better organized resources to the task of monitoring the sector.
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Aside from studying to become a lawyer and running of beauty empire, she's dedicating much of her time to prison reform, helping first free Alice Marie Johnson and Matthew Charles.
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The testimony suggests that not only was Mr. Trump serious about buying Greenland, which was known, but also that his national security staff was dedicating serious time to the matter.
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Among voters that support the wall, about a third of them, 28503 percent, said they support dedicating funding to border security — but not specifically a wall — to end the shutdown.
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Pallone said he is dedicating the first hearing to climate is meant in part to highlight how Democrats believe Republicans ignored the issue during their eight years in the majority.
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Rather than dedicating billions to suppress wildfires — and implicitly nodding when more people relocate to risky places — we should invest more in fire prevention through prescribed burns and fuel reductions.
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According to Marcus, the Libra Association, which is set to be overseen by Swiss financial regulators, is committed to dedicating "considerable technical expertise" to combating illegal uses of its cryptocurrency.
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He is dedicating much of his life to finding ways to save our democracy and has recently published a book entitled Senator Pressler: An Independent Mission to Save Our Democracy.
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By making teachers a priority, dedicating resources and providing frequent professional development training, the Partnership has been able to meaningfully improve performance, more than doubling graduation rates at its schools.
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The White House's recent announcement dedicating at least $200 million annually to promote computer science and STEM education was welcome news that hopefully marks the beginning of a sustained effort.
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"After further assessment, we have decided that the best way to develop this huge project is by dedicating it to the production and export of liquefied natural gas," Kaabi said.
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Bella and Chigvinstev's PDA-filled outing comes two weeks after the reality star celebrated the Dancing with the Stars pro's 37th birthday, dedicating a loving tribute to him on Instagram.
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So instead of dedicating half a day to training, Starbucks could make the staff in its 8,000-plus stores more racially integrated and ensure there are minorities in leadership positions.
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A 2017 study by criminologist Anthony Braga looked at the Boston Police Department's efforts to increase the murder clearance rate by dedicating more resources and technology to solving such killings.
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This station also holds sentimental value for the Orbital ATK engineers—the point where a plate dedicating the craft to a specific employee or investor is installed on the craft.
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The resulting images, which won an award at Arles last year, are carnivalesque and exuberant, though often touched by the loneliness that comes from dedicating a life to a cause.
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"It's outrageous to say that President (Barack) Obama did nothing on HIV," said Jesse Milan Jr., president and CEO of AIDS United, a non-profit dedicating to ending the epidemic.
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And while firms are dedicating more and more resources toward training up younger wealth management staffers, D'Annunzio found the most helpful training as hands-on work, learning from senior advisers.
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He and his wife, Nicole, have welcomed three baby boys and he has his own swim brand, all while dedicating time to important issues like mental health and water conservation.
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A women's co-working network is giving a nod to Christine Blasey Ford by dedicating a conference room to her at the grand opening of its newest location in California.
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Told me to tell you she'd come by at some point, but I think she's kinda pissed off I'm not dedicating our last night to showing her the night life.
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These mechs move with more heft and force than ever before, and Piranha has emphasized that by focusing on destructible environments, even dedicating two different mission types to destroying buildings.
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Narco-submarines leave little room for comfort, dedicating most of their space to cargo, with fuel tanks stashed at the front and often doubling up as sleeping areas, reported Vice.
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"We are adding additional emergency services to care for our vulnerable homeless community," including dedicating Police Department vans to transport people to shelters, the department said on Twitter on Friday.
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It examines the question of motherhood from all sides, diving even into the body horror of mind-bending hormones and dedicating at least 22018 pages to the unjustness of menstruation.
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Miley Cyrus sang new single "Malibu" on The Voice Tuesday night and introduced the track by dedicating her performance to victims of Monday's attack in Manchester following an Ariana Grande concert.
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But, if you are young or don't need to tap your investments for a couple decades, many advisors recommend dedicating a minimal amount, if any, of your portfolio to bond investments.
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After dedicating the past two posts to her first child — daughter Alexis Olympia with her fiancé, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian — the tennis champion updated her Instagram with a mirror selfie.
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She is part of a growing group of technologists, such as 2016 Humans Of The Year Matt Mitchell and Runa Sandvik, who are dedicating their time and skills to help reporters.
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"I will be dedicating 100% of my time, effort, and resources to one cause: working for Mr. Trump's impeachment and removal from office," Steyer told reporters in Des Moines on Wednesday.
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"I would like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everybody in Orlando and at Pulse nightclub last night," the singer, 28, told the audience as she teared up.
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The Democratic National Committee has told him it is not planning on dedicating a debate to climate change, but Inslee said hundreds of thousands of voices are calling for the debate.
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And by dedicating his work to exposing the harrowing reality of child labor in a time when the medium wasn't as widespread, Hine showed what photography can do for social change.
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Vail owns more than 3,200 beds to house flocks of wintertime employees, and said in December that it was dedicating $30 million to building more employee housing to address the crunch.
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At last year's E3, Nintendo put most of its focus on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, dedicating the majority of its booth to the sprawling open-world adventure.
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The star, 31, celebrated her son Liam James' half birthday on Instagram Friday, dedicating a sweet dedication to her baby boy, whom she welcomed with husband William Tell on July 5.
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Adele has long been a supporter of victims of Grenfell, dedicating the Wembly Stadium performance that closed her latest tour to them and joining the firefighters there for tea and cake.
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" The Living Clearly Method author also talked about "feeling good" and the importance of eating better, working out and dedicating "yourself to a purpose in life that you feel proud about.
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One of them is Joe Sisk, 45, who last planted tobacco on his farm near Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in 1998 and is now dedicating about 40 acres to hemp, alongside traditional crops.
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However, our executives and the relevant business divisions are dedicating their utmost efforts and deriving solutions to minimize any potential negative impact these new measures may have on our manufacturing process.
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Garth began the evening by lovingly dedicating the award show to the dozen people who were killed at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks during last week's College Country Night.
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"The idea of dedicating my virginity to God first came to me at 19603 as a close friend from high school discovered his vocation to be a Catholic priest," Byers says.
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Regardless of potential pitfalls, OpenAI is the only nonprofit organization dedicating itself to the humane development of AI. Now that AI is becoming more general, its developments are already surprising us.
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Auntie Ocloo is being honored for dedicating her life to sharing her skills with low-income women, who often have trouble securing loans from banks because they're unable to provide collateral.
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They are also dedicating a lot of time persuading the new agency heads and their senior staff to take up banks' pre-crisis wish list, according to lobbyists and disclosure filings.
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Better yet, dedicating that revenue stream to reduce or eliminate growth-slowing taxes would ensure that limiting emissions won't due excess harm to the economy or expand the size of government.
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He says the key to success is dedicating at least one hour each day to a productive activity, like exercising or reading, and not spending more than an hour on leisure.
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They argued that by charging more than the marginal costs to keep the system functional, the judiciary had run afoul of a federal law dedicating PACER's fees solely to that purpose.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee is dedicating its first hearing of the Democratic majority to examining the impacts of the shutdown on agencies within its jurisdiction, which includes the EPA.
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"I would like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everybody in Orlando at Pulse nightclub last night," she told the crowd after performing a couple of opening songs.
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"OIG responded quickly, dedicating an unprecedented level of resources to conduct multifaceted reviews," said Christi Grimm, chief of staff of HHS OIG, citing health and security issues that arose in 2018.
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In its recent annual flagship publication the State of the World's Children, UNICEF took the unprecedented step of dedicating its entire report to the impact of digital technology on children worldwide.
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There are thousands of skilled, talented writers and directors, both new and established, who win the highest awards, competitions and festivals, who write every day, dedicating their lives to their craft.
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The singer sat behind a piano made of feathered wings belting a touching medley from Joanne, dedicating the performance to her father's late sister, Joanne, who the album is named for.
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It doesn't shy away from the uglier parts of Walker's life, dedicating significant amounts of the plot to her ongoing battle against colorism, her failing marriage, and her questionable parenting tactics.
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It would encourage employers to control health care costs and boost middle class wages rather than dedicating a growing share of compensation toward fringe benefits and pay for companies' highest earners.
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In this week's episode, titled "Dundee," the Roy patriarch reluctantly returns to his Scottish hometown to celebrate 50 years in the news business by dedicating a journalism school bearing his name.
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KERRY WASHINGTON I understood the historical weight of it, but I wasn't going to be able to do anything about that in any other way than dedicating myself as an actor.
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But by completing 65.4 percent of his passes, up from 58.2 last season, and dedicating his off-season to improving as a passer, Jackson is seeking to upend the popular perception.
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So it was notable, on the final day of the Paris shows, to hear Pierpaolo Piccioli, creative director of Valentino, effectively dedicating his collection to diversity of the most personal kind.
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Alongside the announcement, Canva CEO Melanie Perkins has announced that Canva will join the 1% pledge, dedicating 1% of equity, profit, time and resources to making the world a better place.
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In the immediate, we should be dedicating additional resources to the expansion of these kinds of programs, and ensuring that all black students who desire to participate have access to them.
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Williams wore the skin-tight black catsuit for her opening match at Roland Garros this year, saying it made her feel like a super hero and dedicating it to new mothers.
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Speaking with ABC, he shrugged all that off with the casual ease you'd expect from a man dedicating his life to building a giant wooden bong for a town named Woodenbong.
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Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions is dedicating crucial agency resources on the enforcement of federal marijuana laws, despite promising evidence that pot is a safer alternative to opioids for managing chronic pain.
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And Disney commemorated the Shermans' long career and contributions to the company by dedicating one of the soundstages on its Burbank, California, lot to the brothers during the premiere of Christopher Robin.
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To attempt to make amends, he's dedicating the rest of his immortal life to helping with menial work at Winterfell, such as changing sheets, taking out the trash, and, yes, holding umbrellas.
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For example, I could start my "work" by dedicating the left side of the monitor to my HDMI-connected Nintendo Switch, while using the right side with my PC connected over DisplayPort.
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The European Space Agency is doubling down on Mars, dedicating nearly half a billion dollars to its follow-up mission to the planet's surface — even though the first one quite literally cratered.
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He came off the stage to dance in the crowd, then was back at the piano, dedicating Radiohead's "High and Dry" to Nobs before an encore of Frank Sinatra's "Under My Skin".
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Petersen knows how James liked to play, dedicating Washington's 44-23 win over UCLA on Saturday to James a day after his statue was unveiled at the northwest gate of Husky Stadium.
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I mean, I don't like gossiping, and I think private lives should be private, but I feel like it's the end of an era… so I'm dedicating my show tonight to them.
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Iran has spent almost four decades nurturing and consistently dedicating resources to armed groups that could either enhance the regime's influence in the region or, at the very least, weaken its rivals.
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On Monday, he was recognized by Secretary of State John Kerry, also a Vietnam War veteran, for dedicating his life to searching for the remains of U.S. servicemen who were never recovered.
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An agonizing wait For eight years, Roodt has been dedicating her free time and recruiting other surgical volunteers and nurses to get a backlog of vital life-saving surgery scheduled -- for free.
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If you want to enjoy some of the best titles there are, that often means dedicating dozens of hours of your life to exploring the likes of Fallout or Grand Theft Auto.
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"I'd like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everybody in Orlando, at Pulse nightclub last night," the singer is seen saying in a video captured by an audience member.
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"By dedicating $100MM to fund prize pools competitions, Epic has made Fortnite the biggest esports in the world in terms of prize money," SuperData esports analyst Bethany Lyons wrote in an email.
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The merger will bring the Trump re-election campaign and the RNC's field organizing and fundraising efforts under one roof, dedicating party resources to re-electing Trump before he is officially renominated.
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Betty Gilpin and Alison Brie continue to hold the emotional center as two estranged best friends, surprised to be dedicating their lives to semiprofessional wrestling on a dingy, low-budget local show.
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Thank you A, for dedicating a song to me at your bar mitzvah, making me feel like the most special girl in the room; thinking of that moment still gives me butterflies.
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"We have way too many needs to be dedicating up to $100 million to pay for politicians to run for office," Fran Turner, the group's director of legislative and political action, said.
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"Both the RFEF and LaLiga wish to express our greatest public gratitude to all those who are dedicating their best efforts to provide essential services to the Spanish people," added the statement.
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Health care giant Abbott Laboratories, which manufactures consumer products like Similac baby formula and Pedialyte, is dedicating more resources to monitoring its supply chain to spot fraudulent or expired listings on Amazon.
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Over at Fox, anchors pretend to care about bigotry, dedicating hours and hours to Ilhan Omar's comments about AIPAC and Ralph Northam's blackface yearbook photo, while their own anchors spout much worse.
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Warren, who called for Trump's impeachment after the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report this spring, is dedicating most of her Facebook impeachment spend to states with a lot of people.
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The products ahead are designed to simplify your travel prep so you can think less about exceeding maximum weight limits and more about how many hours you'll be dedicating to poolside lounging.
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After sharing her photos and video from the trip, many of Ripa's followers praised the star in her comments section for dedicating her time to help the families affected at the border.
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His eldest sister, Adama, in contrast, went to Marble Hill High School for International Studies, a smaller school with an above-average reputation and an emphasis on dedicating resources to college preparation.
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The couple got married earlier this year, and Shanahan has embarked on an ambitious effort to research reproductive aging by dedicating $100 million to a new group called the Bia Echo Foundation.
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The decision comes as Boeing is hobbled by the crisis surrounding its 737 Max planes after two crashes, preventing it from dedicating more energy to designing an all-new middle-market plane.
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"Twenty-one under par at Torrey Pines is great golf, " Rose said, dedicating the win to his caddie, Mark Fulcher, who is hospitalized but doing well after having heart surgery last week.
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This year, the visions at the Independent Art Fair were multiple, with some galleries dedicating their booths to outsider and unknown artists, as well as work that is a bit more playful.
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Bell -- who seems to be a frequent visitor at Rockwell -- even took a shot at his haters, dedicating his song, "Sayonara," to the people who have been talking about his contract situation.
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And for those of you chowing down late night who need something to watch to go with your meal, Jimmy Fallon is dedicating an entire Tonight Show episode to educators on Tuesday night.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese pop group hopped on the bitcoin bandwagon on Friday, dedicating themselves to singing and dancing about the cryptocurrencies that have taken the world by storm, and especially their homeland.
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RELATED: TSA says biometric identification won't be mandatory The Trump administration has been pressuring Congress to pass emergency supplemental funding to assist agencies that are dedicating resources to the border and related needs.
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After winning her bronze medal, Malik tweeted a message to India dedicating her victory to the country along with a video of herself holding her medal, thanking everyone for their support and encouragement.
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Clinton has made addressing systemic racism and police shootings a central part of her campaign, dedicating her first speech as a candidate to investing more in police departments in order to combat bias.
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Despite dedicating certain days of the week to each daughter, the designer said she took extra steps in ensuring that her children had a close and supportive relationship instead of a competitive one.
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Academic research team Sub218 seeks to break the two hour mark in the next 13.23 years and big sports brands such as Adidas and Nike are dedicating resources to the effort as well.
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In fact, it might even set aside resources toward supporting states' voter suppression efforts by dedicating time and money to investigating and cracking down on voter fraud — exactly what Trump is now suggesting.
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"I've looked back on these past few years and I've wasted a lot of time, wasted years of my career, just not dedicating the time I should have to the sport," Adu says.
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Without any additional revenue to support the needs of the firm, it's unlikely the advisor would be able to afford dedicating time and resources to serve the client year in and year out.
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Rubell Family Collection When: November 30–December 43 Where: 95 NW 29th Street (Miami) The Rubell Family Collection is dedicating itself to contemporary Brazilian art for the next several months with two exhibitions.
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Page Six reports that Missguided frequently used photos of the KKW mogul, and would regularly tag her in social media posts, even dedicating entire landing pages on its website to Kardashian-inspired designs.
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A Dallas newspaper over the weekend selected former first lady Laura Bush as "Texan of the Year," citing her decades-long work founding nonprofits and dedicating her time to various community service efforts.
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E-cigarette makers are dedicating extensive resources to reaching young people through sponsorship of youth-oriented events, and television and radio advertisements targeted to young Americans, practices that are illegal for traditional cigarettes.
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But that's not our reality and dedicating the resources needed to "eliminate" the HEMP threat will undoubtedly leave us more vulnerable to other kinds of attacks that are much more likely to occur.
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The novel, for instance, is known for giving writers the chance to dive into a character's headspace, dedicating entire chapters to their flowing consciousness—and has been credited with making us more compassionate.
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Granted a pointedly small allowance by their families, the two ladies then set about "retiring" from society—forgoing the social circuit of their peers and dedicating themselves to learning, art, literature, and charity.
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The conversation in French and English veered from the personal to the historical: The cost to the family of dedicating their lives to the restoration gave way to a discourse on historical impermanence.
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Li said the country will create 10 million new jobs and hold the urban registered unemployment rate below 4.5 percent in 2016 while dedicating funds to retraining laid off and low-skill workers.
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"Our grass roots is heartened that Congress is looking at this issue, dedicating dollars and starting to prioritize the mark-up of new legislation," Jessica Nickel, Addiction Policy Forum's president and CEO, said.
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After dedicating a majority of The Confession Killer's airtime to tapes of interviews with Lucas and the meticulous dissection his mental state, the series serves some justice in spotlighting the families of victims.
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This leaves any path forward to passionate fans dedicating free time to localizing scripts in another language, then sorting through undocumented code to try and find ways to make that translated text playable.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over the past few years, dance and visual art have become increasingly frequent bedfellows, most often in museums, which are dedicating more space and money to performance.
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"I'm so thankful for the chance to share my political perspective," Musgraves said in accepting the female artist of the year prize, dedicating the award to women who felt pressure to silence themselves.
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If I had to guess, I'd estimate that the readership for this column breaks down thusly: So I'm dedicating this week's edition to that 20103 percent—those whose record collections stop around 22010.
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Because of the fast-paced nature of the debate, the translating team won't be dedicating one translator to a candidate, but rather a team will be presenting the back-and-forth moments in Spanish.
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To understand the importance of this achievement, you should know there are a ton of researchers dedicating their lives to a (potentially silly-seeming) task: making light particles do what electrons do in computers.
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Aly ended his address by dedicating his award to those "with unpronounceable names," telling them that they deserve much better than hiding their real names for fear of being shut out by their peers.
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" Robert M. Duncan, chairman of the USPS Board of Governors, who served as the dedicating official, said in a statement that the stamp "helps to capture the spirit and essence of a remarkable man.
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Sure, there's no right way to go about our regimens, but we can all agree that regardless of whether we're dedicating three minutes or 30, we want our skin-care routines to actually work.
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From the first book, Martin went above and beyond with the depiction of Stacey's diabetes, dedicating books to doctors who presumably advised along the way and devoting large swaths of exposition to her illness.
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Coffee producers from Colombia to Guatemala are dedicating more land to robusta, and it has even spread to Panama, a small country renowned for growing exceptionally high-quality arabica beans that fetch steep premiums.
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A broad bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general is dedicating new resources as it widens its antitrust probe of Google beyond the tech giant's advertising business to focus on its Android and search businesses.
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Believed to have been born in Samarra, Iraq in 1971, Baghdadi cut a path of fervent religious practice, dedicating himself to Islamic studies from a young age and ultimately developing an ultra-fanatic ideology.
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Fast-forward to today, and there is a notable decline and systematic gutting of LGBT media: Companies large and small have cut their staff and moved away from dedicating resources to covering the community.
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Céline Dion let the tears flow as she accepted the Icon Award at 2016 Billboard Music Awards Sunday, dedicating the special award to her late husband, René Angélil, who died just four months earlier.
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Giersdorf's father, Glenn, added that he and Kyle's mom have made it clear the high school junior can continue dedicating so much time to playing Fortnite as long as he does well in school.
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Senate Republicans are also dedicating three caucus lunches a week to the thorny topic, meeting on Tuesday with both Vice President Pence and Seema Verma, who heads the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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The Ivy League-educated former lawyer is known for championing healthy eating during her tenure in the White House, dedicating some of her time to fighting childhood obesity with pop culture icons like Beyoncé.
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It always one thing after another off-the-field," Bayless said ... "He had to pay too much attention off-the-field and he was not dedicating himself to the process of playing NFL quarterback.
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" In particular, Apple estimates that it would need between six to ten engineers "dedicating a very substantial portion of their time for a minimum of two weeks, and likely as many as four weeks.
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"We're dedicating the vast majority of our resources to addressing your issues with the game and implementing your suggested improvements," states the team, who intend to update the roadmap as they check things off.
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She took it a step further during last night's season 12 finale of The Voice, dedicating her performance of her new song "Malibu" to Grande and victims of the attack, which claimed 22 lives.
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So, the moral of the story is if you're yearning for some ink, but don't want to majorly piss off the people who brought you into the world, consider dedicating a piece to them.
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If she is serious about dedicating her first 100 days to getting work for underserved people, then policies — not conversations — would do much more to prepare black America to take advantage of those opportunities.
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CASCAIS, Portugal (Reuters) - Every week, carrying a large bag to collect marine litter, sea-lover Miguel Lacerda climbs up and down dangerous 140-metre-high cliffs, dedicating himself to cleaning up Portugal's rocky coast.
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" Other than the technical challenges, it's also unclear how many people the two companies are dedicating to these projects, given that, as Kamara put it, "these project may not be critical to the companies.
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Given the extraordinary circumstances, we're dedicating most of today's newsletter to the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak so far, along with the usual top stories in business and tech for the week ahead.
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Twenty, 10, or even two years ago it would be almost impossible to imagine national politicians dedicating as much time and attention to the problem of police violence as we heard onstage Thursday night.
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Cities that have been notably increasing their walkability include Washington, DC, and Seattle, where city planners started dedicating space on the edges of roads to pedestrians and calling them "walkways" as opposed to sidewalks.
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And he has written the sentimental notes at the bottom of his answers on Final Jeopardy, once saying hello to his niece and nephew and another time dedicating the game to his late grandmother.
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Macy&aposs, for example, opened Story this year, dedicating a section of select stores to rotating themes of curated products, while Nordstrom recently integrated "pop-in" shops featuring DTC brands like Everlane and Glossier.
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"We, the Arlee Warriors," he said, "are dedicating this divisional tournament to all the families that have lost a loved one due to — um —" He tripped up, and the cameraman asked for another take.
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Sixty years ago, a Republican president responding to systemic discrimination tearing at the fabric of the nation responded by signing into law historic legislation dedicating new federal resources to the fight for civil rights.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Omar McLeod brought the smile back to Jamaican sprinting as he powered to the 110 meters hurdles title at the World Athletics Championships on Monday before dedicating his triumph to Usain Bolt.
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Stottlemyre made his last visit to Yankee Stadium in June 2015, when the Yankees surprised him by dedicating a Monument Park plaque in his honor when he attended their annual Old-Timers' Day gathering.
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" Bill Rogers, the chairman and C.E.O. of SunTrust, said in a statement that the company was "working with officials and dedicating ourselves to fully addressing the needs of all the individuals and families involved.
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The Chicago police investigated Smollet's claims, dedicating at least 12 detectives to the case, but when they found no evidence on surveillance video to support it, they began to examine Smollett's story more closely.
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Essentially every tax cut featured in the bill is regressive in its impact, with much of the tax cutting dedicating to expanding HSA and FSA tax shelters that are primarily valuable to affluent families.
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HA: There is a prominence of female Arabic directors, including Palestinian Anne-Marie Jacir, to whom BAM is dedicating an entire program in October, and who is attending the premiere of her feature Wajib.
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Joe McKnight will be on the Trojans' minds when USC takes the field against Penn State on Monday ... with team captain Zach Banner telling TMZ Sports they're dedicating the game to the late alum.
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It starts with understanding how imperfectly we are constructed, learning not to trust the stories we tell ourselves about our own actions, and dedicating ourselves to removing bugs and installing newer features along the way.
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Phil Davidson, told a small group of reporters last month that the U.S. has stepped up its participation in the coalition, recently dedicating two ships to the mission and increasing surveillance flights by 50 percent.
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In February, Prince opened the tour was in Melbourne, Australia where he paid tribute to his former protégé Vanity just one day after her death, dedicating "Little Red Corvette" to the 57-year-old singer.
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"I, the actual owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club will be dedicating all of my energy toward fighting for freedom and fairness which begins with legalizing Marijuana here in Alaska," she said, to live cameras.
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With the costs of capital and raw materials ranking lower for them, small business owners who already have more employees have the advantage of dedicating more of their extra revenue to invest in their workers.
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Its apparent key to success: personalization, from writing customers hand-written thank you and holiday cards to dedicating roughly one-sixth of its employees to customer service so pet owners' questions could be answered quickly.
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As well as running businesses, these women are dedicating themselves to teaching other women how to get investments, how to start businesses, how to value themselves in monetary terms in the workplace and so on.
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Getting a matching tattoo with your best friend or dedicating a piece of ink to a lost loved one isn't a new concept — but the latest way people are choosing to do so certainly is.
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And, as Tony Zhou pointed out in his video "A Brief Look at Texting and the Internet in Film" on Vimeo, dedicating precious screen time to depicting, well, another screen, can be counterintuitive and expensive.
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Los Angeles has an extensive metro system already in place and is adding 15 new lines after voters in November passed a measure dedicating $120 billion over the next 40 years to improve public transportation.
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But with China dedicating more and more billions across the globe, the country is determined to patch the massive holes in its medical system and establish itself as the next leader in international health innovation.
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"Without tangible, physical evidence that a crime has been committed—blood; bullet shells; shattered glass—it's difficult and time-consuming for law enforcement to rationalize dedicating attention and manpower to investigating victims' claims," Moore explains.
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Critics argue high tuition enables institutions to say they are meeting calculated financial need for students from middle- and upper-income families when they could instead be dedicating more resources to students from poorer families.
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Alongside her day job, she has built a considerable social media following by dedicating her work to finding creative ways to shed light on the discrimination that she and many women in her community face.
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As it turns out, my bitterness is slightly, but not entirely, misplaced: Dedicating every Sunday evening to the same old routine really does make it seem like the weekend is rapidly disappearing from under you.
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When the thermometer finally creeps above 68 degrees, there's something uniquely wonderful about dedicating an entire afternoon to posting up at your local park with a blanket and rallying your friends for an impromptu picnic.
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But in reality, the Air Force's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
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However, with trouble brewing for the dominant party in the run-up to the 0003 midterm elections, some of the GOP's top donors are quietly dedicating thousands of dollars to prop up the incumbent. Rep.
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The company also places high value on making a positive impact on the lives of others, dedicating 5% of its profits to send sanitizing hygiene solutions to communities in developing countries that lack safe water.
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"I felt that I had to make a choice between my full-time job and Avocaderia because it was not possible for me to keep dedicating half of my time to both projects," he explains.
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Reaching the top of Twitch often means dedicating tons of time to popular games like "Fortnite," and "League of Legends," but the most successful streamers have been able to carry their audience to different games.
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However, seeing how quickly my business grew when I had more time to focus on it confirmed that I cannot be a great mom and great business owner without dedicating independent time to each endeavor.
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Showing science in its true light, as a product of many smart people dedicating themselves to the process of discovery, is the best way to understand why we search for answers in the first place.
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If it sounds like French is taking a page out of Kim Kardashian West's playbook -- dedicating himself to prison reform -- he says absolutely, because if he didn't ... he'd just be a rapper with a mic.
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The Senate passed a bill dedicating an extra $425 million to Alzheimer's and dementia research on Thursday as part of an $854 billion measure dedicated to health, education and military operations, the Associated Press reports.
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"There are parent-child activities we know help children's development: reading, singing, connecting emotionally, being creative, or even just taking a walk or dedicating some time in our busy days to laugh together," she added.
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Thus, Vanessa Hudgens had her work cut out for her — especially because she revealed early Sunday that her father died this weekend of stage 4 cancer, and she would be dedicating her performance to him.
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Although she didn't feel prepared to carry on the business alone, she persevered, dedicating the basement karaoke area to private parties and, last year, opening an Isan-style hot-pot restaurant on the second floor.
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In normal years, the State of the Union is itself a bona fide media spectacle, with the broadcast networks, cable outlets, print journalists and social media companies dedicating significant resources to live coverage and analysis.
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From Los Angeles, Mr. Dudamel broke his silence about the protesters' demands, dedicating a concert in Mr. Cañizales's memory from the stage in May and issuing a fiery statement against the government's repression of demonstrators.
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Americans for Prosperity is dedicating $820,000 to its first TV ad in the Wisconsin Senate race, calling for voters to support Baldwin's Republican opponent, Leah Vukmir, a nurse and a member of the state Senate.
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Nonetheless, other agencies have started to ask that the staff they're dedicating to the hubs do more work that's specific to the mission of their agency, not necessarily the broader mission of the climate hubs.
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And I'm proud that earlier this year, Congress passed legislation to expand the GI Bill program, giving greater flexibility to veterans to pursue the careers they want after dedicating their time to serving our country.
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"I spent years behind the scenes choreographing for different NBA and NFL dance teams making them look good but tonight this is about me," Hernandez says before taking the stage and dedicating his routine to Cox.
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But Congress did eventually enact the Ryan White CARE Act, which effectively guaranteed treatment to those with HIV/AIDS, and other programs — dedicating tens of billions of dollars over years to a huge public health problem.
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Though the company has faced challenges, applicants continue to pour in — last year, Tesla received nearly 500,000 applications for just 2,500 open positions — because employees are interested in dedicating their time to work they care about.
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After Tom Bergeron opened guilty pleasures night by dedicating the show to those affected by the Las Vegas shooting, cohost Erin Andrews informed the audience that pro dancer Maks Chmerkovskiy wouldn't be taking the stage Monday.
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A sick toddler, poisoned from toxic water, appeared on the cover of Time Magazine and the cable news networks are dedicating chunks of programming to interview local officials and residents and show videos of disgusting water.
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Instead of adding more election coverage to the thousands upon thousands of stories to be published shortly, we're dedicating the site to Comfort Content: Stories and memes and blogs that make us all feel cozy inside.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of hit Broadway musical "Hamilton," broke out into song on Saturday during a protest in the nation's capital, dedicating his lullaby to migrant parents who have been separated from their children.
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She promised to use a crew of silver-tongued clerics to retail the message, and sang the same "the one we've been waiting for" song about Dany that Melisandre has been dedicating lately to Jon Snow.
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"To my surprise, President Trump, today in our meeting, offered his support for raising the gas and diesel tax by 25 cents a gallon and dedicating that money to improve our roads, highways, and bridges," Sen.
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" Mr. Labaco said, "Now we're moving away from the idea that this is a novelty that is just a flash in the pan, to artists who are really dedicating their lives to exploring what is possible.
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The Cuban government has long cast the C.I.A. as the ultimate enemy, dedicating large portions of a museum, the Denouncement Memorial, to railing against the agency's purported offenses ("637 conspiracies to assassinate the commander in chief").
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Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio Place on last poll: 34 Why it's hot: Macy's has launched a full-on charm offensive to lure millennials, dedicating a whole level at its flagship New York City store to the demographic.
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In fact, in August 2016, while casting his vote to impeach Ms. Rousseff, Mr. Bolsonaro made a public show of dedicating his action to Carlos Alberto Brilhante Ustra, who ran a torture center in the 1970s.
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But while plenty of outlets (POLITICO included) have full-time media reporters who often cover Trump, BuzzFeed thus far seems to stand alone as an outlet who is dedicating a full-time person to the intersection.
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In the midst of end-of-the-week deadlines and chaos, you can stay on track and aligned with your goals by dedicating 15 minutes on a Friday afternoon to making strides for the next week.
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But she addressed herself to serious concerns, too, dedicating photo shoots and special issues to themes too delicate for her international colleagues to touch: drug abuse and rehabilitation; domestic violence; the Gulf oil spill of 2010.
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With sleep now universally accepted as one of the pillars of health along with diet and exercise, I've been dedicating more and more time to emphasizing the importance of sleep and its impact on our health.
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Meanwhile, the marriage of his brother, Dale (also Mr. Galifianakis), hits the rocks, leaving the men's mother (Louie Anderson) to choose between dedicating her life to her thankless sons or finding a love of her own.
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In a possible effort to assure the Beyhive that rumors of infidelity and heartbreak are a thing of the past, the singer closed the first night of her tour in Miami by dedicating "Halo" to her hubby.
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These selfless individuals, some who have been doing this kind of work for decades, are dedicating their voices, time, and hearts to help combat the atrocities, and sometimes, putting their own lives at risk to save others.
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And it was a way for the press to show it was delivering serious scrutiny to the next president of the United States even while dedicating the bulk of its time to coverage of the Trump Show.
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Francis avoided the issue altogether, dedicating the entire first half of the document to the "injustice and crime" committed against the Amazonian peoples and their environment by local governments, foreign corporate interests and illegal mining and extraction.
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While Nandez and Luis de Lopez were cleaning up the streets of their neighborhood in San Juan on Sunday afternoon, Trump was dedicating a golf trophy to the victims of hurricanes in Texas, Puerto Rico, and Florida.
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With a new book in the works, dedicating more time to her email newsletter "Lenny," and writing and directing projects to "make space for giving great roles to other women and diverse women," Dunham's just getting started.
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"This terrible and tragic loss is all the greater because these individuals were dedicating their passion and very special talents to serving those in need," Lee C. Bollinger, the president of Columbia University, said in a statement.
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The Department of Veteran Affairs has declared veteran suicide prevention to be their highest clinical priority and has said they are dedicating significant resources to crisis intervention and mental health treatment, according to a recent strategy report.
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In fact, a general manager at a large mobile company told me recently that he's dedicating the next six months to reducing bloat in his apps to stay below the 100MB threshold while they develop new features.
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The important thing is to start building his emergency fund today: It's not going to happen overnight, but consistently dedicating a small percentage of his income to a safety net can add up over time, says Westlin.
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Still, any substantial increase in U.S. targeting of the Taliban and Islamic State militants would likely require dedicating more U.S. military assets to build intelligence, strike insurgent targets and provide support to U.S. forces in the field.
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The government is dedicating $500 million over five years to "a new program to extend and enhance broadband service in rural and remote communities," though it won't reveal any details, which seems to be a recurring theme.
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His stint with the ambassador lasted for one year, after which Salameh continued living in the UK as an illegal immigrant, earning a living working in kitchens, and dedicating much of his time to improving his English.
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Stevens and Cat Martino made their own statement by singing a beautifully morphed version of "The Star-Spangled Banner"—a mainstay of Stevens' live performances for over a decade—and dedicating it to the commander-in-chief.
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In addition to dedicating full-length jazz and funk albums (Funk This) to her favorite covers, she scattered songs like Jackson 5's "Got to Be There" and Stevie Wonder's "Sign, Sealed, Delivered" throughout her 80s releases.
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" In February, Sorge told PEOPLE exclusively in a statement: "I don't know what I've done in my life to deserve to be mommy to my beautiful boys, but I will spend a lifetime dedicating everything to them.
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DeSantis has made environmental issues in the state a key cause early in his tenure, dedicating increased funding to restoration for the Everglades National Park and establishing a task force to combat algae blooms in the state.
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His critics say that he has often favored style over substance, dedicating relatively little time to policy detail and pursuing other interests such as his well-paid regular Telegraph column and a recent book about Winston Churchill.
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Whether that's a five-mile run or a five-minute meditation, dedicating time to those activities that make you feel good outside of work will make your time in the office that much more fulfilling and productive.
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He said Blackstone differentiated itself from other large private-equity firms in that the firm is dedicating a whole team to growth equity, rather than treating it as a side project, with investors moonlighting from other divisions.
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His critics say that he has often favoured style over substance, dedicating relatively little time to policy detail and pursuing other interests such as his well-paid regular Telegraph column and a recent book about Winston Churchill.
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In fact, it might even set aside resources toward supporting states' voter suppression efforts by dedicating time and money to investigating and cracking down on voter fraud — exactly what Trump is now doing with his new commission.
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I do find it a bit odd that she keeps dedicating songs about death to family members who are still alive (her mom, now her grandpa), but I should probably just focus on her pretty, pretty hair.
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Stevie is, as always, an earth angel (dedicating the song as he does to the participants in Women's Marches across the world) and Grayson puts up an admirably solid show in the face of an actual icon.
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So I made the conscious decision to begin dedicating my weekends to pursuits and interests that rejuvenated me intellectually and allowed me to reset — and to ignore my work until I returned to the office on Monday.
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" He also provided the voice of a drug-dealing, brain-eating parasite in the 1988 horror comedy "Brain Damage," and appeared as a weatherman in "Frankenhooker" (1990), dedicating his forecast to "all you mad scientists out there.
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While leaders are seeing the need to invest in employee learning, and they're dedicating more funds to do so, LinkedIn Learning data also shows those at the top are the ones benefiting from such resources the most.
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Previous studies have found that the body map is able to adjust for birth defects and specialized training — for instance, by dedicating a larger portion of the map to the left pinky, in people who play violin.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department announced Wednesday that it's dedicating a section of its workforce to review denaturalization cases -- a move that's likely to worry immigrant advocates who've expressed concern about the administration stripping citizenship from Americans.
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Early retirement requires sacrifices, whether it's living in a less flashy but more affordable city, dedicating your free time to a side hustle or waiting a few years to have kids so you can maximize your savings.
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"I'm not going to lie to you — I believe I was the first person to ever say I was a plant stylist," said Mr. Carter, 40, who worked at an ad agency before dedicating himself to houseplants.
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"As part of this unique, collaborative initiative, we are dedicating a portion of our effort toward attracting the Saudi Aramco IPO," TMX's head of global equity capital markets, Nick Thadaney, said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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Besides putting her first home on the market, Vonn retired from professional skiing in February and has since been dedicating her time to helping young girls become more involved in STEM education through the Lindsey Vonn Foundation.
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Often, this requires dedicating a portion of one's income to charitable pursuits and/or adopting the mindset that even more can be done to make the world a better place if one is able to become wealthier.
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The Colonial is the same theater where Simon tried out "Plaza Suite" before its Broadway debut in 1968, and Parker and Broderick recently joined his widow in dedicating two plaques to the playwright in the back row.
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So focused on shareholder value, companies, rather than investing in ways to make their businesses more resilient or their workers more productive, have been dedicating ever larger shares of their profits to dividends and corporate share repurchases.
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"She represents the voices we so desperately need in Congress right now — millennial, working-class, Latina, first-generation immigrant, and dedicating her life to giving back to her community," said Alexandra Rojas, executive director of Justice Democrats.
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Kim Kardashian West's Instagram feed has been full of bikini selfies and topless shots lately — but on Wednesday, the reality star switched things up, dedicating a sweet post to her husband Kanye West in honor of Valentine's Day.
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"I am dedicating my focus and energy to care for my family," Spears — whose new Las Vegas residency was set to launch at the Park Theater at Park MGM in February — said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Fans have missed Robyn, yes, but in choosing "Missing U" as her first solo single in more than half a decade, and explicitly dedicating it to her fans, Robyn has made it clear that the feeling is mutual.
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It's kind of like you're dedicating your life to—I don't want to say tagging along—but you're on private jets with these people, going everywhere with them—you're living their life with them, but behind the scenes.
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According to Colette's website, the bag is a limited edition item connected to the French retailer dedicating the entire second floor of its Paris location to Balenciaga's Men Fall/Winter 2017 collection from June 19 through August 5.
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In response, the 24-year-old Kanter - the third pick in the NBA draft when he joined Utah Jazz in 63 - told his 380,000 Twitter followers he was dedicating himself to Gulen and the cleric's Hizmet (Service) movement.
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De Galbert, a 21912-year-old art collector, polymath, and bon-vivant, is one of the heirs of the French retailer Carrefour Group, where he worked for a while before dedicating all his time and money to art.
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Kaitlyn: Well, as you know as a longtime reader of the recurring column "One Video," the rise of lyric videos is a phenomenon Lizzie and I have have been dedicating just one eyeball each to for some time.
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There were as many as 700 active members at its height — either enrolled in weekly classes or taking seminars — with 100 of those people devoted enough to be dedicating their life to "Vanguard" and his teachings as coaches.
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The Visual Core is enabled in the final 8.1 preview, allowing camera apps that use the correct API to capture shots using Google's HDR+ and to do so using the dedicating imaging chip, which should speed things up.
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Given that all of the "Big Five" largest U.S. technology companies (and most of the global Top 20) are dedicating significant development efforts around VR and AR, it's not unrealistic to expect a speedier pace of acquisitions ahead.
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Here are TED Fellows from Africa Mennat El Ghalid (France | Egypt) Dedicating her time to the study of fungal infections, Egyptian microbiologist, El Ghalid discovers the causes of fungal infections in humans and develops new treatments for them.
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Independence, Iowa (CNN)Ted Cruz and two allied super PACs launched a television broadside against Donald Trump on Monday, dedicating big money behind ads attacking the billionaire for "New York values," particularly past support for partial-birth abortion.
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It remains to be seen whether Apple's Face ID will be as convenient as Touch ID (it already failed on stage), but at the very least we can't accuse Apple of not dedicating enough hardware to the task.
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FDARA continues the important work outlined in Cures, delivering hope for patients by modernizing clinical trials, relying on real world data, and dedicating staff to assist in the development and review of medications for patients with rare diseases.
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"I've not experienced any of the negative side effects of cannabis smoking since dedicating my regimen to vaporization," Mark tells me, before listing a number of regular smoking side-effects, like chronic coughing, wheezing, and coughing up phlegm.
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Nintendo has already announced new versions of Wii U gems Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and Hyrule Warriors, and at E3 this year the company will be dedicating most of its attention to a brand-new Super Smash Bros.
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Apparently, on boring ol' Tuesdays — in which no one is dedicating throwbacks, flashbacks, or otherwise — the reality star eschews her much-loved contouring palettes and falsies, giving both her overworked pores and makeup artists a hard-earned break.
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On the international playing field, the company with the lowest costs (including taxes) is in a competitively superior position as it can charge less for its products while dedicating more to research and development or other capital projects.
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I was a sick person at the height of my mental illness ,and have spent the last 3 years in mental health facilities healing myself and dedicating my life to helping and healing others through love and action.
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He learned how he needed to keep his body physically ready for the grind of a long season, dedicating his winters to flexibility and strength exercises, eventually overhauling his diet to stay at the top of his game.
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As the Great Lakes State, Michigan has a long and proud history of conservation leadership, including dedicating more than $1 billion to land conservation and outdoor recreation projects since the creation of our innovative Natural Resources Trust Fund.
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ALEJANDRO VAZQUEZ, Northbrook High School (Houston), class of 2017: If I were president of the United States of America, I would emphasize immigration reform, dedicating my administration to improving the opportunities given to Dreamers and parents of Dreamers.
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Eventually, it became more and more difficult for the Place to justify dedicating such a large portion of its public subsidy (nearly 24 percent) to a single, veteran company, devoted to the art of one man, Richard Alston.
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The memo says Ingram will continue working for the agency for the immediate future while dedicating more time to outside interests; she is a board member of reinsurance giant Marsh & McLennan and trustee at Save the Children International.
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Washington, D.C., can be a rough town for honorable people, and Flynn — who has always been a soldier, not a politician — deserves America's gratitude and respect for dedicating so much of his life to strengthening our national security.
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If you've been dedicating the last few years to higher education, this will most likely be the time when you're graduating and stepping out into the world to find a job in the field you've prepared yourself for.
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This year, however, the visions are multiple, with some galleries dedicating their booths to outsider and unknown artists, or art that is a bit more playful — sometimes, perhaps, too playful (what's with the giant Elmo at Francesca Pia?).
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You can reduce your lawn by chipping away one weekend and one season a time, dedicating a few of the hours you might normally spend caring for your lawn to planting native grasses, shrubs, trees, flowers and food.
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"I challenge the press to devote as much time to the lives lost and the potential lives that could be saved, by dedicating the same amount of coverage that you do to idle gossip or trivial stories," Mrs.
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Each song sounds like a tribute to something the band loved from the genre's heyday; dedicating itself to production and composition of a good song, narrowing their focus on the singular rather than a narrative or cohesive piece.
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He is not contesting the first four nominating states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina and is instead dedicating hundreds of millions of his own dollars to expanding his staffing and blitzing Super Tuesday states with advertising.
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Alan Gilbert announced from the podium at David Geffen Hall on Thursday that the New York Philharmonic was dedicating its coming set of concerts to Pierre Boulez, who led the orchestra from 1971 to 1977 and died on Tuesday.
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All you've got to do is sub out some of the binge time you've been dedicating to the television section of your Netflix queue and instead tune in to some of the most influential movies of the 20th century.
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The city should start by safely cordoning off and dedicating one lane of the bridge's vehicular traffic to bikes in either direction (not unlike a road diet), which will encourage bike ridership and get people out of their cars.
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" Though Jennings is dedicating the song to his father — who will be flown out for the live show with Jennings' mother on Liberty University's private jet — he says that his mom is "is the best" and "she's the hero.
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Walgreens will experiment with adapting the concept to some of its stores, stocking shelves with more "prestige" makeup brands, dedicating 400 to 1,000 square feet of space to Birchbox and allowing customers to "build your own Birchbox" at Walgreens.
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"Fuller House," then, is almost inherently regressive and follows no particular demographic or societal trend in dedicating episode after episode to teaching female characters who have or had careers and outside lives to re-concentrate on domesticity and motherhood.
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Somewhere in the midst of dedicating the month of October to creating dozens of hours of a podcast about Drake, we had the realization that everyone's feelings about Drake say far more about them than they do about him.
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According to the Institute for Research on Poverty and University of Wisconsin-Madison, over the last twenty years, the percentage of Americans dedicating at least half of their income to housing has risen from 85033 percent to 52 percent.
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"I challenge the press to devote as much time to the lives lost and the potential lives that could be saved by dedicating the same amount of coverage that you do to idle gossip or trivial stories," Trump said.
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