Y Combinator was culling Stanford's campus for enterprising student entrepreneurs.
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That said, no place is safe from an enterprising criminal.
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Within this gap, some enterprising matchmakers see a business opportunity.
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But one enterprising person proposed a creative method of acquisition.
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"Life is easier for the hardworking and enterprising," he said.
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He condemned enterprising ship captains along with muttering, menopausal malcontents.
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Enterprising scientists took advantage of this to make some measurements.
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What's emerging now is a philosophy on more enterprising engagement.
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Enterprising hacks soon conjured up Bible John as a moniker.
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Not even the wiliest, most enterprising female characters fare well.
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One enterprising young man sold cigarettes for a quarter each.
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But enterprising reporters quickly pulled out instances when he did.
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First, some enterprising company must make a big commercial breakthrough.
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Cuban peasants proved more enterprising than the government and demanded change.
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Fitzsimmons and Jim Corbett became a touring sensation, the enterprising distributor
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The enterprising ones launched an online petition to bring him back.
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The more enterprising ones have two bags slung over a bicycle.
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Now, luckily, enterprising companies are responding to our cry for color.
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Some enterprising passengers have suggested and helped build a hydroponic garden.
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Some enterprising men are even generating their own Pokémon-based pornography.
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But this is a potential gold rush for enterprising US consultants.
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Some enterprising biohackers have even decided that the time is now.
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One enterprising Girl Scout decided to take advantage of the moment.
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And enterprising Silicon Beach, down in the state's sunny, laidback southland.
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He has been as enterprising, and as ill-starred, ever since.
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Enterprising migrants rent shops from South Africans and thereby create jobs.
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A crop of enterprising Chinese sellers have risen to the challenge.
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One enterprising group of scientists also measured this phenomenon in rats.
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An enterprising person can make their own by following these instructions.
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New York City, she knew, was where enterprising artists should go.
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An enterprising sailor named John Jacob van Arsdale had a solution.
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An enterprising cybersquatter who is not Patrick deWitt has commandeered patrickdewitt.
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Much of the British public is aflutter, as are enterprising marketers.
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Surely some enterprising novelist will churn out "Murder Most Hyggelig" soon.
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Over time, Phoenix has already become more enterprising with its water.
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One enterprising individual is even trying to sell his device online.
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Fortunately, two enterprising souls fill the void with clients they rolled themselves.
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Thankfully, it seems the enterprising folks over at the German website winfuture.
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And it all started with some enterprising parents and the humble VHS.
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It's a creative existence that suits Pharoah and Yoo's enterprising, experimental nature.
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Luckily, an enterprising kid has a plan to scoop up that trash.
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Enterprising investors are willing to devote time and care to stock-picking.
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The other was of attitudes (realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional).
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But robbing banks is no longer favoured by the most enterprising robber.
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Yet enterprising politicians such as Ms Creasy are thin on the ground.
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The NEA alone supports creative and enterprising people in every Congressional district.
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A few particularly enterprising folks were even swinging from the light fixtures.
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Notebook Finally, an enterprising news outlet has persuaded Donald Trump to talk.
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Last week another enterprising parent got a response from the federal agency.
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Rebel. Founded just two years ago by Ezra Levant, an enterprising pundit
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For an enterprising contemplative, it's never been easier to make a buck.
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And yet its enterprising, optimistic energy seems to embody her creative spirit.
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Now, the clan is also selling the flesh to these enterprising chefs.
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An enterprising Mandarin-speaking food writer decided to do it for them.
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Obama's choice of Ms. Sherald as an artist was an enterprising one.
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Wherever money changed hands, enterprising technologists and MBAs were bound to follow.
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Lately the enterprising islanders have assigned it a much broader gastronomic portfolio.
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" He could be serious and enterprising — some friends called him "Business Pete.
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Enterprising information outfits could convert it into a more consumer-friendly form.
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The enterprising Bronx Opera presents its staged production this weekend at Hunter College.
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On Shark Tank, enterprising business owners try to sell investors on their inventions.
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So the enterprising Norwegians had an idea: Don't just ditch the malfunctioning hardware.
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Some enterprising Singaporeans came up with risk-free ways to commemorate the meeting.
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Here are five things this enterprising Girl Scout can teach you about business.
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But the enterprising and tax-shy can still exploit loopholes in the system.
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If you liked this post, don't forget to subscribe to the Enterprising Investor.
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Now enterprising authors like Ms. Wild are forming their own small publishing houses.
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An enterprising New Yorker, he set out to make it into a business.
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The enterprising New Zealand Post, for one, are turning to fried chicken deliveries.
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That changed this year, thanks to an enterprising hospital spokesman named Derek Venckus.
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At a couple of particularly enterprising institutions, Australian-born students are a minority.
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Enterprising burglars took note, and hit up the Ball home during the game.
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Many TikTok users are sharing the enterprising ways they're skirting the location-tracking.
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In China, the law sometimes seems to play catch-up with enterprising officials.
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Whigs admired people and places that are enterprising, emotionally balanced and spiritually ardent.
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But every time Apple closes a door, enterprising forensics firms open a window.
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I'd love to see someone enterprising figure this out ASAP, Henry Kaiser-style.
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The hope, leaders said, was to implement more enterprising, actionable, and genuine change.
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Mr. Angel, 37, seemed young to own a farm, but he was enterprising.
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Interestingly, this also won't be the first time Centineo has played an enterprising techie.
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This hole certainly seems large enough for an enterprising young frog to climb into.
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There are some enterprising artsy types, including a few from Europe, in Ponte City.
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Some enterprising researchers have found a way to make those routers work together, though.
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Thanks to some enterprising Australian scientists, you may have the chance to find out.
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But that effort has just sent enterprising traffickers out in search of new routes.
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What happens when an enterprising senator attempts to bring an end to the Purge?
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"It is a time to be more enterprising on the short side," he said.
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So what's a better way for the motivated and enterprising to spend their weekends?
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Enterprising Southern women have been trading on this platonic ideal of a lifestyle forever.
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Enterprising Fijians have taken advantage of dead sperm whales that wash up on beaches.
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" And the criminally enterprising Shelby family returns for a new season of "Peaky Blinders.
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"Absolutely," says Mr Ramaphosa, citing the benefits enterprising migrants have brought to Silicon Valley.
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That has enabled smaller outfits or enterprising criminals to start targeting ATMs, he added.
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Mr. Sonia-Wallace "sounds like an enterprising person" who does exactly that, she said.
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But there are still plenty of opportunities for enterprising youngsters to earn some cash.
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He thinks that demanding local consumers force Chinese clothing factories to remain enterprising and flexible.
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But enterprising skaters have created a reliable backup - on a lake in the Austrian Alps.
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Some enterprising sellers are even listing Sony&aposs portable cassette player for over £700 ($918).
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An enterprising prankster would give the unwitting victim a letter to deliver to someone else.
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Now, you can buy one of these toys, thanks to an enterprising maker on Etsy.
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A KCL professor runs the school robotics club; an enterprising pupil runs the Japanese one.
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In other words, Asia has provided the opportunity for an enterprising drug trafficker and syndicate.
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For around 100 SYP (20 cents), enterprising traders sell a one-hour mobile phone charge.
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Enterprising YouTubers have previously attached chairs to their Segway miniPRO to make their scooters driveable.
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And a few enterprising Redditors apparently figured out who the company's first customer will be.
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In almost all instances, the enterprising manufacturers — from somewhere in mainland China — alter the spelling.
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From Cambodia to Cote d'Ivoire, Jordan and Guatemala, enterprising women run businesses, farms and stores.
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And if Thom Southerland's current production, at south London's ever-enterprising Southwark Playhouse through Sept.
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Enterprising women in multicolored skirts and brown hats sold water and folding umbrellas for shade.
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An enterprising health plan from out of state, however, has probably already missed the window.
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In the mid-1960s, journalism provided the most auspicious path for an enterprising young photographer.
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Enterprising citizens and legislators can get ahead of the game and start drawing up plans.
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Austin, according to Maas, is still a city for the enterprising opportunist of any level.
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It's great to see that enterprising Hasbro is cashing in on this unlimited natural resource.
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And so, a few enterprising people took a bet on the small towns surrounding Byron.
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But where most see a tragedy, an enterprising funeral home might see a business opportunity.
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Enterprising Ghanaians, Kenyans and Nigerians started to use their minutes as a kind of currency.
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So enterprising locals collected them from the animal's droppings and turned them into precious golden oil.
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Around the same time, an enterprising woman named Laurie Cabot decided to open a witch shop.
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Some investigative and enterprising jobs, such as scientific research, are, indeed off limits to the degreeless.
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Meanwhile, enterprising (yet scatterbrained) Sagittarians would do well to sit down and streamline their work life.
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That's probably why almost immediately some enterprising people already created a wire to connect AirPods together.
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Already, the role of driver in ridesharing companies is beginning to change and become more enterprising.
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As so often is the case, the soil of frustration proved fertile ground for enterprising innovation.
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From there, any enterprising roboticist could tweak the design to create an even more capable Doggo.
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Patrick Horton, an enterprising advertising art director who lives in Brooklyn, took advantage of the heavy...
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Ms Sildna argues that music fans' changing buying habits have created more opportunities for enterprising artists.
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Community centres, gardens and social projects have sprung up, aided by an enterprising first-term mayor.
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Any time the price of a product skyrockets, the opportunity for enterprising criminals to capitalize arises.
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The new "Ghostbusters" pulled a gender switch, casting four actresses as the quartet of enterprising exorcists.
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But for other, more enterprising locals, a way into their neighborhood is to open a business.
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It could be some enterprising Republican senator, some as-yet-unknown governor, even a political neophyte.
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An enterprising publisher in the Netherlands, the Uitgeverij Van Wijnen, has now issued a spectacular facsimile.
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Where it isn't sold out, enterprising sellers are charging outrageously inflated prices simply because they can.
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Enterprising businessmen quickly figure out ways to make money off the Americans who gleefully embrace untruths.
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But Philippe Réal, an enterprising editor at ORTF, France's public broadcaster, was sceptical about the story.
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This is what journalism should be — enterprising, essential and intent on grasping what's well beyond reach.
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In 2015, some enterprising researchers set out to look at how this knowledge changed physician behavior.
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When bankers noticed that currency from marijuana business reeked, enterprising owners began spraying it with Febreeze.
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Enterprising street dealers have been arranging drug deal-style meetups to trade cryptocurrencies in person for years.
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We just want to give it up for the enterprising "content marketer" in India who registered buzzfeednewz.
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One is that farmers are slow to adopt new technology, leaving gaps for enterprising geeks to exploit.
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Even the most enterprising startup founders can suffer a bout of procrastination or last-minute decision making.
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It is enterprising and resourceful, and home to 12 of the world's 100 most valuable listed companies.
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The T. rex is now nicknamed the "Tufts-Love Rex" in honor of the two enterprising volunteers.
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San Francisco's air quality was so bad that enterprising Uber drivers sold masks out of their cars.
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"I could certainly see some enterprising member of Congress going in the direction of [capital outflow controls]."
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She never shoots near windows, just in case an enterprising fan were to decode some blurry landmark.
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The terrain has created an opening for one enterprising start-up looking to shake up the market.
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In fact, major agencies and enterprising technology companies are aggressively opening offices in San José, Costa Rica.
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Why wouldn't some enterprising Commander (Fred) try the same tack if he thinks the jig is up?
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Enterprising stage directors, in turn, frequently add a political edge to even the most straightforward love stories.
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The 22-year-old entrepreneur calls herself a "creative technologist," an apt term given her enterprising résumé.
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By the late nineteenth century, enterprising picciotti were also engaging in smuggling, cattle rustling, and highway robbery.
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An enterprising dealer could, for instance, pick up a gram of heroin from the Netherlands for $75.
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Axios' enterprising Jonathan Swan did just that, and you can see his findings in the Axios STREAM.
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An enterprising multi-instrumentalist, he primarily plays the saxophone; his signature sound is a high, zigzagging squeal.
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However, the creators of Emergen-C would like a word with all of you enterprising social distancers.
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Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) and his smartly dressed, criminally enterprising family are back for a fifth season.
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BIG3 and Big Baller Brand might fail, but their very existence shows the possibilities for enterprising pros.
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Playing the pushiest of roles, the endlessly enterprising matchmaker Dolly Levi, Ms. Midler never pushes for effect.
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But, as first spotted by Kotaku, enterprising players have discovered a way around that—launching a nuke.
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Enterprising refugees installed stands that sold falafel, fruits and vegetables, or snacks, phone cards and soft drinks.
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But that did't stop an enterprising Uber driver from peddling his wares to me during a recent ride.
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Of course, the whole thing could also be an elaborate promotional campaign on behalf of some enterprising brand.
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One day, three enterprising Amazonians donned bright yellow Pikachu costumes and cruised around grabbing sandwiches, drinks and snacks.
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One particularly enterprising band of low-lifes even posed as IRS agents to pilfer $26.5 million from people.
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Enterprising networks and studios, then, can woo them fairly easily, and fairly inexpensively compared with larger awards bodies.
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Sometimes, all you need to do is trust the taste of an enterprising kid with a YouTube channel.
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The enterprising investor can profit from finding stocks that sell for much less than their value, said Graham.
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If absurdly priced cycling classes no longer entice you, consider an alternative pioneered by this enterprising gym-goer.
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To that end, an enterprising soul started a GoFundMe campaign to pay for a prospective leaker's legal fees.
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Now, it's also creating a business opportunity for enterprising start-ups looking to capitalize on social-media trends.
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Some enterprising locals declared that, since the tiger had settled in their field, it now belonged to them.
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For the enterprising bowling alley owner, this sports Roomba will also set you back a few thousand dollars.
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An enterprising assistant figures out how to connect her laptop to the TV; finally, we're watching the episode.
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A very enterprising puppy somehow managed to escape his home, but he didn't stay away for too long.
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For the enterprising daily journalist, the press conference alone offered plenty of material for a meaty news report.
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Our advances in space travel and our enterprising spirit of exploration in that way elevates us from primates.
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Broadsheets of the era carried listings for spirit boards, erotic elixirs and an endless parade of enterprising metaphysicians.
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An enterprising Cuban can buy fresh white cheese along a country highway and resell it in the city.
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Enterprising Twitter users discovered screenshots and videos related to the announcement by simply setting their computer clocks ahead.
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But on a November visit to Vienna, I waved off all enterprising impostors, with their handbills and hustles.
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One enterprising guest with a car on a hill ferried us in shifts to the train for Bologna.
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Another enterprising group of investors in Colorado has scraped together about $10 million to buy the Denver Post.
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Now, a few enterprising porn producers are turning to virtual reality, or VR, to enhance the XXX experience.
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At best, the season is a true festival, full of renowned artists, enterprising juxtapositions and horizon-expanding experiences.
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And one enterprising Tori Kelly fan used a unique technique to share their opinion of the night's winners.
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The G.O.P. has left soybean fields littered with $43 bills for enterprising Democratic presidential hopefuls to pick up.
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An enterprising political analyst could have looked at the pattern already evident in 2012 and predicted further instability.
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Or the enterprising man in the Bronx who runs a thriving business in prison-approved care-package items.
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A husk of its former self, waiting for an enterprising producer to come up with its second act.
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When she gets to be an aerospace engineer, Vaneeza hopes to embody the enterprising spirit of the rovers.
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" He said Huawei needs to reward high performers while removing "mediocre managers" who "have lost their enterprising spirit.
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The wallet's enterprising new owner, John Morgan, had an idea to raise even more money for the charity.
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Blanche was more enterprising and more nurturing: she wooed and encouraged writers, and wasn't shy about making suggestions.
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"We knew about this because some enterprising reporters started digging into how this data was used," he added.
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The Warhol has done what an enterprising institution should do — display in depth a challenging local young figure.
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But an enterprising few may actually dust the crumbs off their laps and make it to the ski slopes.
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Trust me, I'm a very enterprising journalist, so I know I could get it, but not on speed dial.
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At the end of the '60s, in the embryonic days of cable television, an enterprising executive had an idea.
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" She adds, "This organization is allowing people from going to barely surviving, to surviving, to thriving to eventually enterprising.
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To solve this conundrum, enterprising Facebook page owners found they could simply add an overlay of various floating shapes.
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It has taken this globally enterprising spirit into sponsorship deals too, which now provide annual revenues of about £1.2bn.
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None of this stopped enterprising thieves; 3,000 bikes were stolen in the first year alone, far more than expected.
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After enterprising types created an independent auction site for the coveted online purchase rights, Jawa made them non-transferable.
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They are easy to pull off, requiring little more than a few enterprising souls and an ambitious-sounding plan.
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Long known as an enterprising people, Syrians are renowned as merchants, craftsmen and tradesmen, with a highly skilled workforce.
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Men tend to take jobs in corporations or organisations that confer status, whereas women tend to be more enterprising.
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Enterprising drug manufacturers seized on the report and followed its template to concoct their own miracle weight-loss pills.
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This is the sort of thing you'd see an enterprising Photoshop whiz tweet out for some faves and retweets.
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Surely some enterprising innovator will soon introduce an on-demand, clean bathroom service to disrupt the Big Toilet industry.
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One enterprising lawyer there advertises a special service just for such needs in the form of The Biological Will.
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Over the years, enterprising hackers have also found a bevy of creative uses for oscilloscopes outside the lab environment.
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If an enterprising dealer wanted to press that powder fentanyl into pills, the street value could be around $25,000.
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Clearly someone at Ben & Jerry's has seen the videos of enterprising bloggers slicing up pints for ice cream sandwiches.
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They are joined by Ra Ra (Skylan Brooks) and Boo Boo (Tremaine Brown, Jr.), both young, enterprising, and black.
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Thanks to Far Cry 5's built-in map editor, enterprising fans are creating all kinds of unique maps.
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If all this sounds like too much legwork, some enterprising wineries offer hands-on harvest experiences for a price.
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How long do you think it'll take for an enterprising reporter to blow its credibility out of the water?
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After the couple split, around 1930, the enterprising and well-educated Ms. Armstrong formed her own successful big band.
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Enterprising sunflower peepers, though, maneuvered their cars along side roads and pulled out their cameras for one last shot.
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Growth: +3 for her enterprising spirit, and the very friendly and adult conversation with Lawrence at Tiffany's baby shower.
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Helping to spread his message is a vast array of partisan media, outside political groups, and enterprising freelance operatives.
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The chain sold out in two weeks, prompting one enterprising customer to list a sandwich on eBay for $7,000.
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But the Minnesota boy now motors around in style, thanks to some enterprising students at his local high school.
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This was, according to the company, an enterprising—and unsanctioned—act on the person's last day of work there.
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She turns out to be right, but it's also true that Zaida's suitor is an enterprising and attractive prospect.
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Skin Deep Enterprising beauty companies are targeting menopausal women in a way that's frank, luxurious and, sometimes, even sexy.
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But all that interconnectivity of high-value home devices is also, apparently, catnip to hackers, potential malefactors and enterprising researchers.
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WowWee is also providing an open API for the Lumi to so enterprising pilots can program their own drone games.
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Zen out: Boston Dynamics is still presumably up for sale from Google, so maybe Handle will attract some enterprising entertainers.
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Scenes were no doubt being bolstered or even established as copies of BYOFL landed in the hands of enterprising punks.
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In the South, as well, enterprising Republicans such as Gingrich successfully moved to convert white Democratic voters to their party.
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If you're an enterprising and adventurous iMac user, you could theoretically take apart your $1,100 computer and make it better.
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The enterprising trader went on to make the sale of a lifetime to the Getty using Sotheby's as an intermediary.
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"For as long as I can remember he was always enterprising, always looking for ways to make money," Zepeda recalls.
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This enterprising YouTuber decided to see how long it would take to get to the bottom of an Excel spreadsheet.
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And as with any enterprising entrepreneur, he tried to think of a way to turn it into an actual product.
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Along the way, this new gold rush will create plenty of opportunities for the enterprising prospector and shovel-seller alike.
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" "Government's primary role should be to get out of the way and let individuals be enterprising, creative, innovative and hardworking.
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Perhaps someone — a new partner, an enterprising researcher, a repressive government — might, one day, discover new uses for the data.
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Some enterprising folks created an all-meat nativity scene that is at once both wondrous and suitable for breakfast. Incredible.
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Gujarat's Patels are also farmers and landowners, and are seen as being enterprising and entrepreneurial -- many have started successful businesses.
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Enterprising entrepreneurs modified their vehicles to create space to haul moonshine and souped up the engines to outrun revenue agents.
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Still, Moyes paints an engrossing picture of life in rural America, and it's easy to root for the enterprising librarians.
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These episodes from Shostakovich's life contain abundant fodder for novelization, were the author more enterprising and inquisitive about his subject.
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I figure enterprising publications will find a way to game the system that way, eventually, though I'm not sure how.
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An enterprising parent On June 10, 2017, about ten months after Carter got sick, Robin reached out to the CDC.
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As if that weren't enough, the enterprising chef has already launched not one but two culinary businesses of her own.
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Enterprising diplomats's cash-raising schemes range from hosting parties in Bulgaria to selling beef out of a backdoor in Delhi.
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The play centers on a boys' prep school and its gospel choir, and one enterprising student's quest to lead it.
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That evening, I went to the city's historic downtown for an informal tour with an enterprising Lyft driver, Marcus McNeal.
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Two enterprising women have been staging shots with cardboard cutouts of Drake, all for the low, low cost of $20.
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Across town at the similarly enterprising Donmar Warehouse, a still-fledgling artistic director, Michael Longhurst, is leaving his own imprint.
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But enterprising environmental groups soon found that litigating the procedural provisions of NEPA was an effective way to halt development.
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As we like to remind you each year: Tenacity + a desire to edify + an enterprising nature – sloth = a beguiling result.
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Though diners are sometimes bought by other enterprising immigrants, many of the surviving ones are still owned by Greek-Americans.
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Enterprising rabble-rousers, he fears, could use a mix of vote-buying and ethnic mobilisation to win control of local resources.
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You can basically do it with a GoPro and a weather balloon, as many enterprising physics students have proven on YouTube.
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Not so long ago, enterprising thieves who wanted to steal the entire contents of an ATM had to blow it up.
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An enterprising Australian chained called Ribs & Burgers has come up with a bold plan to turn all your burger buns blue.
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One enterprising business person has even stocked a claw machine with bundles of toilet paper, guaranteeing success for NT$20 ($0.68).
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That's a loss for the city today, but also the opening for the enterprising individual who wants to make it big.
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Honey, mangoes, guava, papaya and avocados, grown on farmland leased to the enterprising pair, who have planted 30,000 trees, are delicious.
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Two enterprising divers in Southern California have taken a practical approach to the issue through the Rigs to Reefs Explorers initiative.
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Enterprising minds have long been developing ways to make a permanent female sterilization option as affordable and convenient as a vasectomy.
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For the first time in ages, the label "socialist" is not slander; the moment is there for enterprising utopians to seize.
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Mr. Hansen learned that one enterprising branch manager had invented "per capita day packages," jammed with five or more bank accounts.
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"Contrary to the morale-killing comment of the president, Nigerian youths are hardworking, intelligent and enterprising," he said in a statement.
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Some enterprising internetter discovered Merritt's The Knot page and as it turns out, the page is public, as is his registry.
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At some point in the hazy past, an enterprising group of rule-followers wrested control of the shantytown from the administration.
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The spirit behind Opera Lafayette's new double bill is so enterprising that you applaud the idea as much as the achievement.
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During the trial, he said Ms. Sorokin was an enterprising, business-minded woman eager to make it in the big city.
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But I think the polling shows the pains Americans are feeling on drug prices right now warrant even more enterprising ideas.
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To make things worse, enterprising locals tap into the nearest pipes and re-sell contaminated water as "safe," at exorbitant prices.
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Enterprising galley chefs can explore the best local bakers and fishmongers and farmers and take their goods aboard at dawn stops.
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He is educated and enterprising, having founded a number of start-up companies throughout his career — some legitimate, some less so.
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But thanks to one enterprising Twitter user, one car in particular caught my eye: the Forester Ultimate Customized Kit Special edition.
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I realize this is a bet on our country's enterprising spirit, and that is a bet I am willing to make.
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The store didn't carry rings, but the enterprising shop owner sold Beck an employee's personal ring straight off the worker's body.
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"I see a shadow!" says one enterprising photographer, who has climbed a fire escape for a better view into Ruth's cell.
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He's a go-getter, enterprising, spontaneous, a bit proud, impatient, and at times egoistic (ahem — the selfies.) His enterprising and spontaneous traits are exemplified by his mile-long project list (there are currently over 20 projects he is involved in this year on IMDB) and the fact that he has attended no less than 7 colleges at some point.
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While the Simsers, Adlers and Kais bestowed their children with brand names for free, other enterprising parents cashed in on their choices.
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Similarly, for enterprising young women who had climbed their way into predominantly male-dominated spaces, the pantsuit became the uniform of choice.
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But when every Kelsey, Kacie, and Kadyn is slinging the exact same boxes of Savannah Smiles, enterprising scouts have to get creative.
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Last Tuesday, the 28-year-old stepped out in Beverly Hills and some enterprising photographer snagged a snap of Adele's left hand.
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But those who had chosen the vocational route showed marked drops in interest in tasks that are investigative and enterprising in nature.
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But we're an enterprising species, and when a hole in the market appears, you can bet your ass someone will fill it.
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While you've been picking your jaw up off the floor after the season finale, enterprising folks have been crafting up a storm.
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Some enterprising developer should use the opportunity to propose moving the Garden, and a complete do-over for Penn and Penn South.
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"It's a tantalizing vision, but one that will require an enterprising spirit, hefty amounts of determination, and an open mind," Facebook wrote.
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If all bequests were intentional you might expect people with children to be more enterprising and to save more than those without.
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An enterprising young man has filled an entire swimming pool with Coca-Cola so that people would like him on the Internet.
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The company is also planning a line of smaller and more agile exoskeletons that enterprising mech athletes can purchase in the future.
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Journalism has always been intertwined with entertainment, but a few enterprising souls have been particularly gifted at turning the news into diversion.
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An enterprising outfit called Williamsburg Pizza pioneered the service two years ago, and continues to offer the option in New York City.
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"He's the hardest working person I've ever met in my life, the most enterprising, most driven," the insider explains of West, 39.
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In one, an enterprising soul reveals a "secret hack" to get back the jack: he drills a hole into a new iPhone.
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Disrupters include splinter FARC factions, enterprising new gangs and veteran rebel rivals, like the ELN, who have used the agreement to reposition.
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The same happened to Japanese communities throughout the US. Benkyodo was taken over by enterprising Chinese businessmen, whose fortunes had suddenly turned.
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Quite often, the most brilliant ideas are hiding in plain sight, just waiting for an enterprising entrepreneur to push them to fruition.
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While Carnival has lured some curious and enterprising shoppers with its niche products, its fundamental goal is to serve its multicultural community.
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Silicon Valley may favor the young, but technology's romantic idea of the youthful, enterprising entrepreneur may be off by about 20 years.
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It's a slippery slope to be sure, with the number of apps and the enterprising attempts to maliciously exploit them both growing.
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Shared financial goals could be the topic du jour, and if you're the enterprising type, you might even start a business together.
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Instead, an April 14 release date was set on Apple Music and scraps of information were pieced together by enterprising Reddit users.
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Like "regular" markets, the Steam Marketplace offered familiar financial opportunities—supply and demand, arbitrage, and high-volume algorithmic trading—to enterprising users.
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The good news is that some enterprising minds managed to inventively retool the genre you once described as the "cockroach" of Broadway.
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The good news is that some enterprising minds managed to inventively retool the genre you once described as the "cockroach" of Broadway.
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Do you see any connections between Crystal, your character in "The Hunt," and Debbie, the enterprising pro wrestler you play on "GLOW"?
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The new Netflix series "Narcos: Mexico" features an excellent, nuanced performance by Diego Luna as a smart, enterprising and deeply flawed man.
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Some enterprising farmers in France noticed that consumers wanted access to traditionally raised farm chickens, and the Label Rouge program was launched.
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McCaskill is plenty enterprising, too, and has raised much, much more money than Hawley, whose favor with party leaders is fading fast.
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But whatever it is, someday some enterprising food lab will hit upon it, and how to make it cheaply with minimal ingredients.
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The enterprising Ms. Kapil, meanwhile, might take a few tips from Beckett's notable economy (although "Endgame" is among his longer stage works).
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There, in Richmond, Va., an enterprising New York Life agent sold more than 30 policies in a single day in February 1846.
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Enterprising citizens with smartphones lingered nearby to browse the internet without being caught — until the state cottoned on and banned open networks.
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So people like Schwarting find enterprising ways around these locks by finding unauthorized versions of software or by hacking through firmware altogether.
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But enterprising scientists were able to get their hands on images captured by U2 spy planes that are now declassified and public.
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At the bottom of the Caribbean Sea near Cancun, 500 life-sized sculptures have taken permanent residence, thanks to one enterprising sculptor.
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I'm staying in this hotel for a fraction of the listed price, thanks to some enterprising fraudsters I found on a Russian forum.
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The stars have aligned to help trigger the trend as robust ecosystems churn out enterprising females equipped with inspiration, know-how and funding.
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In addition to rulebooks, there's also pages of components and materials for the enterprising gamer to print out and play on their own.
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Other enterprising poor people purchased — at bargain prices — land that was not zoned for residential construction due to flooding, mudslide, and earthquake risks.
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But tax-dodgers and their advisers are enterprising sorts, eager to clamber through the smallest loophole—and gaps in the CRS there are.
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This isn't a project for everyone, but Max gives enough instructions that most enterprising builders should be able to hack something similar together.
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Enterprising types had—and have—umpteen ways to sneak money out, from overpaying for imports to smuggling cash across the border in luggage.
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The merit of these ideas depends on whether they lead to a more enterprising, open and confident Europe or to a protectionist fortress.
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Enterprising young people can become local celebrities by building what Mr Mertiya calls "a small following" of "perhaps a million subscribers" on YouTube.
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In 2015 enterprising enemies set up a Twitter bot dedicated to sending him tweets with unattributed quotes from Benito Mussolini, Italy's fascist dictator.
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While a vegan "egg white" has yet to be mass-commercialized, it won't be long before some enterprising startup decides to tackle it.
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A photo that's gone viral on Twitter over the past few days features one enterprising 27-year-old woman asking for exactly that.
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Three enterprising Twitter users were able to turn 140 characters into $50,000 this Super Bowl Sunday, thanks to a contest held by Doritos.
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That system never contemplated a world in which some enterprising member states would facilitate multinationals' skimming of tax revenues from other member states.
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But it is impossible to finish this medieval melodrama without thinking that it would make a riveting series for an enterprising TV producer.
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Any enterprising people without any more pressing engagements can then go find LaBeouf and his crew, and take them anywhere in the country.
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This year we'll be more systematic and enterprising about sourcing these pieces as we search for the most talented writers across the globe.
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Turns out, it was exactly what it said it was: Some enterprising mad genius made sound loops of short sections of Crass recordings.
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The enterprising Swede, who taught himself to write code in his early teens, actually started his first business at the age of 22006.
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MORE. Robach's horrifying story contains all the same ingredients of NBC News' alleged coverup of Harvey Weinstein, detailed by enterprising journalist Ronan Farrow.
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She holds her own, knowing herself to be a free and enterprising woman, rather than engaging with the men on religious point-scoring.
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The show's creators — and even Ness — appear to view the enterprising ex-policeman as less sympathetic than the aging mob boss he targets.
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The two are enterprising souls, however, and are looking for a little "reciprocation," in the form of tickets to a nice playoff game.
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Enterprising modders were offering flip-up LCD screens for Xbox and PlayStation 2 at the time, making them viable options for deployed troops.
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A few days later, an enterprising reporter from a local paper figured out the Bush campaign had actually ordered their cheesesteaks with American.
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If you're enterprising, you could make bread as well, and turkey stock, and all sorts of other Thanksgiving recipes you can make ahead.
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An enterprising Senate aide slipped in $12 million for Agent Orange relief in Vietnam, only a small portion of which was for health.
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Using pen, ink and brush, she created several hundred short narratives for children featuring, among others, her earnest, enterprising character Peek the Brownie.
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"I realize this is a bet on our country's enterprising spirit, and that is a bet I am willing to make," Corker said.
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I'm lucky that there's already an enterprising group of awesome weirdos setting up the kind of space colony I want to live on.
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Medical supplies were so scarce that an enterprising nurse at Al Birr stashed away the basics, like bandages and scissors to cut gauze.
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These are enterprising educators who develop reputations as digital learning innovators, attracting tech companies eager to capitalize on the teachers' expertise and influence.
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This entrepreneurial and enterprising spirit -- shared by countless immigrants who have made the United States their home -- is central to the American identity.
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An enterprising rodent had dragged one into the banneton basket Ms. Regan uses to proof her sourdough bread, and hosted a mouse party.
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An enterprising company bought some sections of its fuselage and now sells luggage tags made from the metal skin of the Gimli Glider.
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Still, the springs have persevered because enterprising residents have fought for the survival of their water culture, teaming up to clean neglected fountains.
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On the same day, the enterprising porn site Cam Soda allegedly offered to pay Derulo $500,000 to post his pictures on their platform.
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And why should society wish to confer vast monetary claims on the enterprising nerds and opportunistic speculators currently in possession of crypto-fortunes?
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His hopes are high — for a replacement as enterprising as Salt — but one criterion is particularly important: that it be open year-round.
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On Full Frontal last night, Bee called Miller an "enterprising slime mold on the Wonder Bread of democracy," and that was just the beginning.
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As construction progressed, enterprising drone pilots began flying their aircraft overhead, capturing aerial views in slickly edited YouTube videos accompanied by New Agey soundtracks.
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Using Halo 5's robust level creator, an enterprising designer recreated the classic NES light gun game Duck Hunt, and it's straight-up bonkers.
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The Play Store makeover had already leaked earlier this year, thanks to enterprising developers who got their hands on Google's tests and published screenshots.
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A few enterprising New Yorkers have proposed a gondola, but building it will be nearly as pricey and time-consuming as the subway repairs.
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Enterprising Filipinos added benches and a roof, creating affordable public transport and a host of small businessmen, who owned and sometimes drove the vehicles.
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Caption Spotlight (12 Jun 2019): Dune Footprints in Hellas Enterprising viewers will make the discovery that these features look conspicuously like a famous logo.
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For peak accidental hipster cred the enterprising DIYer used an 18650 lithium battery—the exact same kind used by every vape under the sun.
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The enterprising crew behind Slightly Browning Fake Plants, a viral Kickstarter turned legit artificial plant source, have taken this concept to its logical conclusion.
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All three sports use the same kind of kites, and enterprising folks have coupled these kites with ice skates, skateboards and kneeboards as well.
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Did you know that an enterprising young hacker could disrupt services in communities nationwide with little more than the hacking tools easily found online?
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Two planets — messenger Mercury and enterprising Jupiter — plunge into retrograde mode, insisting that we run our epic goals through a no-bullshit reality filter.
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Enterprising thieves have been known to drop in on passengers, clambering on top of CNGs and slicing through their canvas roofing to gain entry.
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When the enterprising young man tried to create a win-win deal for the club and the league, they told him to get lost.
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Knowing Pedigo as a generally cheery and enterprising young musician, Bud Sturgess' debut tape can be a bit of a shock to the system.
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Some enterprising teens have figured out how to hide their locations from their parents within the app, and they share their methods on TikTok.
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But consider the source: The number is based on research conducted years ago by an enterprising 2250-year-old Vermont boy named Milo Cress.
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Documenting Seattle's after-hours jazz scene, the enterprising and self-taught photographer started On the Spot, a business that sold photographs to club patrons.
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One of them, the 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair, featured 42 exhibitors that drew enterprising collectors to the stately 18th-century Somerset House.
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It was open for any enterprising visitors who wanted to stand in the one-room building and imagine the hard lives of its occupants.
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Two of its enterprising founders, Josh Pavlacky and Travis Fitzgerald, former art students at Wesleyan, had been running an exhibition space in Portland, Ore.
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For her performance as an enterprising exotic dancer in Lorene Scafaria's "Hustlers," the Ms. Lopez earned some of the highest praise of her career.
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While enterprising lawyers might file some suits, they will likely be consolidated under the same multidistrict litigation in the Southern District of New York.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Beset by economic hardship, enterprising Turkmens have found a way to supplement their incomes - smuggling towels and bed linen into neighboring Kazakhstan.
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The format is intact, with a number of ghosts plaguing New York, and getting their immaterial asses kicked by a quartet of enterprising mortals.
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But for enterprising herders like Sankare, the manure trade offers a new source of income that is helping compensate for losses caused by drought.
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In recent years, a steady stream of enterprising Tasmanians has taken the leap into gin distilling, bringing a youthful, pioneering spirit to the industry.
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But not all parents have the technical knowledge to edit a VHS tape on their own, so some enterprising businesses picked up on the opportunity.
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That said, many an enterprising system builder has put together a hackintosh, and it's not that hard to build if you've got a free afternoon.
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Enterprising archers are not averse to mixing business with pleasure, so you might start a business with bae or team up on a professional project.
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As long as the total number of H-1Bs remains capped, eliminating workers with middling skills might actually free up slots for more enterprising immigrants.
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The social media team comprises creative and enterprising journalists, some of whom join us on one-year fellowships to help shape The Economist's digital future.
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It involved basic democratic elements of an enterprising and fair society: equal opportunities with social mobility, free markets and entrepreneurial spirit, personal freedom and security.
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Once a controversial video is online, enterprising YouTubers capture it, remove the part that violated actual YouTube policies, and keep the video and conversation alive.
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Not to be broken down, one die-hard Beyoncé fan used her enterprising mind to make the most of her chilling-at-home status.
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Considering some enterprising individuals have gone as far as to hack previous Amazon products to do their pizza bidding, the demand seems to be there.
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Enterprising modders take its ROM file and update it with current rosters and franchises, so you can play with Aaron Rodgers instead of Don Majkowski.
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It will take more than a few enterprising colleges, and local partnerships with companies, to tackle America's yawning skills gap, but these are a start.
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These enterprising souls have found ways to address market forces that the rest of us are too dehydrated to consider during June, July and August.
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Google searches for "move to Canada" spiked in March of this year, and one enterprising Canadian dating site is looking to capitalize on that. MapleMatch.
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So what is any intelligent, enterprising animal to do when faced with the potential demise of its own species and most of those around it?
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The setup is essentially a business in a box, letting enterprising drivers earn more money without having to lay out funds or manage any inventory.
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Hernanto said some enterprising hawkers sell coffee, bread and other daily products on the street or at night markets, in addition to their vegetable sales.
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Enterprising Angolans have used two free services—Facebook Free Basics and Wikipedia Zero—to share pirated movies, music, television shows, anime, and games on Wikipedia.
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The next rush will be louder — kids going to school, enterprising tourists and people with boring jobs battling for a little bit of breathing room.
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These may have disappointed a 10-year-old or two, but now, one enterprising modder has turned these tiny fake Game Boys into a reality.
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"The middle class has only two options, fall into the lower class, which is hard for them to do, or get more enterprising," he said.
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The uncertain future of the Space Force hasn't stopped enterprising Americans from filing the paperwork to trademark the term for action figures, "accessories," and beer.
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As a result, Venezuelans on the Colombian border sleep on the streets, or pay for floor space in cramped dwellings rented out by enterprising locals.
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An enterprising spirit could sign up for a free seat at a siren location, then pay to see the show directly afterward, inside Disney Hall.
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Enterprising residents have built terraced campsites here as well, complete with shops that sell soft drinks and beer to the sound of American pop music.
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But enterprising, law-abiding New Zealanders are looking to solve the shortfall themselves, and there are now waiting lists for avocado trees at garden centers.
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If an enterprising restaurateur is eager to grill up some insects and make a mint in the West Village, the time has never been riper.
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If it wasn't for his own creations, I'd call Mr. Millepied — enterprising, chic, unpredictable, modern — a very considerable force for good in the dance world.
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J.P. Led by the enterprising young trumpeter Mandla Mlangeni, the Tune Recreation Committee offers a musical stew that befits the present moment in South Africa.
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An enterprising Mr. Mueller saw an opportunity, and in 2015 he sued Ms. Swift for a false accusation for up to $3 million in damages.
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One might assume the domain was registered by an enterprising hacker who's all too aware of the former New York City's mayor history of typos.
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An enterprising local resident has constructed multiple outlets out of PVC piping and traffic cops at the entrance share jokes with people in the line.
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Enterprising Marines would check the computers for these photos and add them to the universe of circulating hard drives, without the knowledge of the women.
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Competition in the cloud computing space is on the rise as Microsoft's Azure and Amazon Web Services vie for dominance in the enterprising software business.
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That guy is Stephen Curry and he provided an enterprising father and son team with a couple of autographs before the Warriors practice in Philly.
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This is not the final deadline; some enterprising insurance plans might see empty areas of the country and raise their hand to fill the gap.
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Erecting a new movie franchise of this magnitude around "Fantastic Beasts" is certainly enterprising, gleaned from a textbook that Harry and the other Hogwarts students read.
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It struggled in Panama's climate until some enterprising coffee grower replanted some of the languishing plants at a high altitude where it finally started to thrive.
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The fields surrounding the highway shimmer with salt crystals, and enterprising souls have meticulously gathered and cleaned the most beautiful, displaying them on makeshift, unmanned stalls.
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Much of the work is essentially benign, but in the aggregate it exerts a force, drawing reporters away from more enterprising stories they might otherwise cover.
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Bomer's Monroe navigates the cutthroat world of aging execs, enterprising ingenues and tireless paparazzi — all while clad in the stiff but timeless menswear of the '30s.
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But South African barista Dayne Levinrad recently came up with an enterprising new way to complete the trinity: hot coffee, poured into a chocolate-lined cone.
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If you want to see for yourself, YouTube is full of enterprising BB-8 owners who are happy to debunk how the ball-shaped robot rolls.
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The biggest hack for Sony's PlayStation 4 has arrived, and now enterprising owners can do things like install Linux and run their own games, via Eurogamer.
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And, if mounted on portable fittings, they might even form an extra source of revenue for an enterprising farmer as the lighting set for barn dances.
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Of course, an enterprising kingpin who wants to avoid the problem of customer deaths and the elevated legal pressure they bring might do the same thing.
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After Pokémon Go become a veritable cultural phenomenon, some enterprising souls took to Craiglist to cash in on it, peddling their success with the mobile game.
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As enterprising children, Kimbal, Elon and their cousins roamed the wealthy parts of their Pretoria, South Africa neighborhood selling homemade chocolate Easter eggs door-to-door.
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One enterprising Nintendo fan took the already beautiful Mario Kart 8 and used the Cemu emulator to push its resolution all the way up to 8K.
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But the eight-week season that the troupe opened on Monday with Frederick Ashton's three-act "Sylvia" is the most enterprising it has offered in decades.
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Lee discovered in her book The Fortune Cookie Chronicles, in the late 19th century, an enterprising Japanese immigrant named Harigawa introduced the cookies to San Francisco.
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So if you'd like some solid money tips you can apply to your personal life, here are three wildlife strategies from Mother Nature's most enterprising species.
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There's hardly an unprotected shoreline in the lower forty-eight not lined with cottages and cabins; wilderness is now a selling point for the enterprising realtor.
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Started in the 1960s, New York is known for its famous writers and enterprising journalism that has made it one of the most award-winning magazines.
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China is where, only a few years ago, some enterprising people in one provincial city set up a fake Apple store, complete with the iconic logo.
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Reconciling the solemn roots of Hanukkah with the upbeat spirit that holiday movies demand remains a challenge for some enterprising screenwriter, but one eminently worth undertaking.
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Barely a month later The Deep End Club will be rechristened The Modern Love Club, founded by another enterprising girl with a penchant for vintage clothes.
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Ouzo emerged as enterprising Greeks started flavoring tsipouro, the grappa produced in Greece since at least the 15th century, with a variety of herbs and spices.
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It was "an enterprising stage manager at Miner's," Sante wrote, who came up with the hook, a method to get failed acts to vacate the premises.
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Enterprising officials who headed east had returned with vast fortunes which they spent on real estate and greasing their way into positions of power in parliament.
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"The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," by C. S. Lewis, which we finished six weeks ago — see previous point about the enterprising 2400-year-old.
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" Therefore, said Madison, "It is against the enterprising ambition of this department that the people ought to indulge all their jealousy and exhaust all their precautions.
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The enterprising owners of the Five Spot, a typical Bowery dive bar at 20163 Cooper Square, transformed it into a jazz club in the mid-22016s.
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"Luckily, there was an enterprising individual who was able to find a way to kill it and it didn't impact the U.S. as much," she said.
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TORONTO — In the new drama "Hustlers," Jennifer Lopez plays Ramona, an enterprising ex-stripper who devises a plan to to squeeze cash from her former clients.
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Small businesses will end up paying the price, and worse yet, those that actually decided to sell online are usually the more adaptive and enterprising types.
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In China, a culture that often attaches unflattering labels to the unmarried, some enterprising people are making a quick buck by offering their services as rental partners.
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Following this success, Mooser and Ryot's chief marketing officer, an enterprising 28-year-old named Molly Swenson, reached out to NGOs and corporations about making VR content.
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A few enterprising trackers from the progressive American Bridge 21st Century PAC showed up at a Rubio campaign event in New Hampshire this morning dressed as robots.
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In 1945, a man from Mississippi by way of Chicago came to Covert, and being an enterprising sort of man, decided he could make a life there.
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Snapped up by young, enterprising producers working from their bedrooms, it opened up new possibilities: Goldie is credited with time-stretching vocals in ways not previously considered.
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Moreover, enterprising fans are already making actual phone cases that look like this thing, which is evidence enough that other people have picked up on the parallel.
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Some enterprising firms are quick to snap up trademarks that are known overseas but not registered locally, in the hope of a pay-off down the line.
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The Anti-Quackery division had sealed the shop next door, but an enterprising fraudster has simply rented the adjacent premises and knocked a hole through the wall.
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Barclays initiated Slack with an overweight saying it liked the company's revenue growth prospects, despite what it calls a "demanding" valuation for the enterprising message system provider.
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This emerging groups taps into the same enterprising spirit applauded in male rappers when they wax poetic about selling drugs or pimping to escape bleak financial circumstance.
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Enterprising techies like Long have developed their own ways to optimize this process, and now, some of them are selling these hacks to the less technologically inclined.
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Now thanks to some publicity photographs, modeling software, and the efforts of an enterprising video game developer, you can tour its command center without fear of arrest.
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A now-viral video posted on Brown Cardigan shows an enterprising young man using a plastic bag to navigate the hot, hot sands of Bondi Beach, Australia.
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The historic Austin avenue becomes a 24/7 pedestrian playground during the festival's second half, one stuffed to bursting with street musicians, enterprising vendors, and curious civilians.
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Like the Blue Hawaii, it dates back to the 50s, when enterprising bartenders in Puerto Rico blended newly available cream of coconut with rum and pineapple juice.
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For Waiser, Gett's success is only the latest in a string of endeavors which the enterprising entrepreneur has undertaken since the early days of the new millennium.
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Young, progressive, tech-friendly cities like Austin and Albany do themselves no favors by forcing enterprising, successful startups to drag regulators kicking and screaming into the future.
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This was spotted by the enterprising folks at Mach-E Forums, who posted (alleged) screenshots from the page showing pictures of the car before its full unveiling.
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Sherri Shepherd just rolled out the red carpet for any enterprising thieves on the Internet ... by posting a bunch of checks from fans without blurring their accounts.
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And it's not just enterprising startups that are expanding the boundaries of borrowing, even big-name retailers like IKEA and Urban Outfitters have hopped on the trend.
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Trump fans are nothing if not enterprising capitalists, and by early Wednesday, "Lock Her Up" paraphernalia was on offer around the convention's bustling ad hoc outdoor marketplace.
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In a development that feels totally undeserved, that enterprising teen's Wendy's chicken nugget tweet seems to be on track toward becoming the most retweeted of all time.
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America became the beacon of freedom and prosperity it is today because we have always welcomed the most enterprising people from around the world to our shores.
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No longer do humans need to be behind the camera — animals like this enterprising squirrel are taking initiative and snapping intimate shots of their fellow woodland friends.
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Given its hyper-wrinkly appearance, it was only a matter of time (plus late capitalism) before the idea of smoothing out ballbags would occur to enterprising minds.
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The book's tension is ratcheted up by a timebomb B-plot starring a bunch of enterprising raptors that manage to stowaway on a ship to the mainland.
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For anyone suspicious of the transition, Hailee stresses that recording is her real passion, not the work of an enterprising label: acting is work, music is play.
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In this moment of historical transition towards more experiential visiting, the museum has taken the progressive and enterprising step of making itself somewhat transparent to the visitor.
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The original shop, founded in Paris in the early 913s by the enterprising Henri Androuët, was among the first to source cheeses from across all of France.
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Humanitarian assistance alone will remain a bottomless pit as long as enterprising Syrians are unable to revive the country's economy and create jobs, particularly for young people.
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In 2000, enterprising criminals in Southeast Asia realized that they could exploit a loophole in South Africa's hunting laws to move rhino horns legally across international borders.
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Until some enterprising laptop maker eliminates physical keyboards and creates a notebook with two full-color screens on top and bottom, this could be the best workaround.
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So how does America become great again by berating and evicting its most energetic, enterprising, law-abiding, job-creating, idea-generating, self-multiplying and God-fearing people?
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The petal-strewn sidewalk outside 141 Worth Street is not only Manhattan's gateway to quick and affordable wedding ceremonies, but also the gathering place for enterprising photographers.
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Blum's approach represents a particularly enterprising way out of the dilemma in which Hollywood finds itself in the age of endless "Transformers" sequels and "Spider-Man" reboots.
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But it was a lesson learned in his early twenties from enterprising icons Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey that set him on course for the big times.
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Enterprising expats have stepped in to satisfy their cravings for blintzes, kugels and kasha varnishkes, and to appeal to the denizens of the city's flourishing foodie scene.
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We've been complaining about an overcrowded schedule for years; now there is a chance to breathe — and for some enterprising designers, a chance to grab the spotlight.
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But the agency drew $21947 million in billings in its first year, and it was soon known as the most enterprising direct marketing agency in the business.
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Enterprising scientists have figured out how to turn that white space into a sort of super wi-fi and broadcast internet service to a many miles-wide radius.
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On the current model that customization is limited to changing the language on the keyboard, but enterprising people could theoretically do their own customizations if they so chose.
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Benjamin Walker (of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson") plays Patrick Bateman, the Armani-clad slasher stockbroker who finds all sorts of enterprising uses for knives, axes and electric saws.
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In China, trademarks are generally awarded by the government to those who apply first, and it's not uncommon for enterprising individuals to try to register names of celebrities.
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Thankfully, we need wonder no more, as a group of enterprising individuals is now offering an Elon Musk-based air freshener for the very attainable price of $6.90.
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It's such a rich, Brueghel-esque tapestry of reaction faces that I'm certain some enterprising site will have an oral history of it before the year is through.
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Importantly, however, data isn't in real time, and rangers can turn trackers on and off at will, mainly so enterprising guests don't endanger themselves or any hibernating bears.
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While the crisis has shut the door to many opportunities on Syrian young people, that enterprising spirit is engrained in the Syrian psyche and has not been extinguished.
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Slack Technologies – Slack was rated "overweight" in new coverage at Barclays on revenue growth prospects, despite what it calls a "demanding" valuation for the enterprising message system provider.
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If you download the minidiscs, the tracklists are unorganized so these enterprising fans have made a Google Doc with timestamps to help people sift through all the material.
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"There have been ... increasing concerns about the culture of the financial system, banking in particular," he said in a question-and-answer session for CFA Institute Enterprising Investor.
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In a short video by the hospital's enterprising spokesman, Darth Vader Williamson (his real legal name) explained how his parents came to give him the very unique name.
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In the hands of enterprising French filmmakers, Scopitones showed often arty clips of European, Berber, and Arab bands and singers in cafés and clubs frequented by young people.
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Overly delayed by the strapped data team and unable to access the data they need from the data supply chain, enterprising individual teams create their own rogue databases.
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To get there, creative and enterprising developers must overcome three major limitations that exist at the very core of blockchain: brutal latency, high compute costs and limited storage.
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In 2014, an enterprising business-English teacher named Evan Frendo had the idea of using the corpus to locate phrases helpful to the foreign businessperson working with Americans.
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Many news organizations in China depend on commercial success for their viability, so, as in the United States, a sensational story is catnip for enterprising reporters, he said.
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But to many, the government still seems incapable of decisive action; honest, enterprising Guatemalans don't dare sign a government contract, and democracy activists hesitate to enter formal politics.
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The enterprising among you might wonder if that talent could be used to your advantage: Maybe the mockingbirds outside your window could be taught some more bearable sounds.
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In an enterprising and marketable twist, this European production tapped Shia LaBeouf -- an actor with a reputation for eccentricity -- to play John McEnroe, the tantrum-throwing tennis great.
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His assistant was on vacation, he explained, and he had observed me in town and judged me to be an enterprising young man, mild-mannered, reliable, and obedient.
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On Thursday, Senate pages could be seen wiping down desks and chairs on the floor, and behind the scenes, enterprising aides bartered their offices' snacks for hand sanitizer.
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Siré's grandfather was among those enterprising individuals who capitalized on the media circulation business early on, before retiring when the technological demands increased and thus became more costly.
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That last is particularly colorful, filled with anecdotes about completely imaginary creatures that were assembled due to mangled word-of-mouth descriptions, and sometimes supported by enterprising individuals.
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These scrutiny stories need three elements -- good opposition research, an enterprising reporter and another candidate willing to make the case in public for the relevance of the information.
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The season was presented by the enterprising Joyce Theater, which has also brought the National Ballet of Canada and the Royal Ballet to the Koch in previous years.
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By the mid-219th-century, as the East India Company (EIC) secured its dominance, this curiosity led to some enterprising officials commissioning Indian artists to paint for them.
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Colleagues described Mr. Solomon, who is based in Washington, as a serious and enterprising journalist who was seen as a star at The Journal from a young age.
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I'm as troubled as anyone else seeking a welcoming, equitable, informed and enterprising America in what Trump's rhetoric has fueled and could do going forward if not modulated.
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But some enterprising Bloomberg reporters discovered that you can hand-squeeze juice out of the company's proprietary packets just as easily as you can using its $400 juicer.
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In the 17th century, this land was mostly marsh, until an enterprising team of Dutch engineers drained it, revealing a gravelly, mineral-rich soil perfectly suited to viticulture.
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An enterprising young doctor named H. Jack Geiger had done work in South Africa and saw the difference that access to primary care could make for underserved communities.
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Airlines play Christmas music, online vendors sell holiday gift baskets, and one especially enterprising young man, Kabir Mishra, rents out a contingent of Hindus dressed as Santa Claus.
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After a decade or so of teaching, an enterprising student and acolyte of Zukerman, NFL player Tiki Barber, floated the idea for her to start her own studio.
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But to this day, despite enterprising companies cashing in on the phrase's "YOLO"-level popularity—"on fleek" hats have adorned multiple celebrity heads—its originator hasn't seen a cent.
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And of course for all the cameras that don't advertise their sensor size, enterprising teardown artists do the work, and usually reveal that what we're working with is teensy.
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In emphasizing both Rudy's silliness and enterprising spirit, "Dolemite Is My Name" might reflect how much attitudes have changed since the Blaxploitation era died down in the late 1970s.
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But, as the company's enterprising marketing team has discovered, it is perhaps the best-looking solution for standing up your Nintendo Switch while charging it at the same time.
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But if trying to win, win, win no matter what is bringing you down, let this enterprising full moon inspire you to blaze your own trail, like these superstars.
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Things got worse for EA last week when an enterprising Redditor played Battlefront, did some math, and made a spreadsheet showing how long it would take to unlock items.
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Like two Hollywood franchises joining forces to make the ultimate horror film, enterprising healthcare bosses have unveiled plans to make pregnancy infinitely more miserable: By treating hospitals like airports.
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IN THE mega-cities of Asia and Africa, from Cairo to Manila, urban sprawl throws up trash mountains where enterprising slum-dwellers gather a bare living collecting recyclable junk.
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In 1915, Maybel Williams confected a similar mixture, inspiring her enterprising brother, Thomas, to package and sell it, complete with a special brush to help coat lashes and brows.
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I could be wrong, but if some enterprising individual wanted to figure out how to manufacture these for a decent price, they'd have a hot item on their hands.
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Built by an enterprising French count when Beirut was still ruled by the Ottoman Turks, the first line opened in 1895, cutting the trip to Damascus to nine hours.
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This should enable enterprising Democratic leaders to experiment with new ways of appealing to Republicans, especially those who changed their allegiance from Barack Obama to Donald Trump in 2016.
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While some enterprising ridesharing drivers occasionally try to sell essentials (or non-essentials like tablets and digital cameras), there really isn't a structured way to facilitate this… until now.
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There is no immediate prospect of the industry landscape changing, leaving INK as a throwback to the 21990s, when the state had a smaller role and enterprising businesses blossomed.
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Which is why this video, where some enterprising Minecraft player(s) faithfully recreated the world of Stardew almost pixel for pixel, is my moment of zen for the day.
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Patrick Horton, an enterprising advertising art director who lives in Brooklyn, took advantage of the heavy snowfall last weekend to build a snow structure, before listing it on Airbnb.
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Just as they did the last time California updated its longstanding assault weapons law, enterprising gunsmiths are ready with new products that could render the tighter restrictions largely moot.
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Today, many foreign students studying at U.S. universities are forced to leave the country once they graduate, which removes from the economy a talented, enterprising collection of young people.
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The system responsible for the first moon landing is now readily available online, after an enterprising former NASA intern uploaded the Apollo Guidance Computer code to Github this week.
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No doubt some enterprising chancellor, a few decades hence, will make a similar play for Asian-American students, viewing them not as a problem but as a potential solution.
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On Tuesday night, the enterprising On Site Opera gave what it called the North American premiere of Portugal's "The Marriage of Figaro," also adapted from Beaumarchais's incendiary French play.
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Big banks are keeping only the best in their fields, while some enterprising analysts, unhindered by ties to trading fees, have struck out on their own to start boutiques.
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When you take a look at the alternative scene, there is a fraction of enterprising people trying to carry out fresh ideas, which is a tough task for them.
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The idea to integrate Alexa into the talking fish actually began in 2016, when an enterprising developer hacked the fish to work with Alexa, much to the internet's delight.
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Alternatively, consider the enterprising soul in Bulgaria who set up questionable playlists on the streaming music service Spotify and appears to have raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Indeed, a modern visitor might easily suspect that one reason the enterprising hero took a decade to come home from the wars was that his ferryboat was constantly delayed.
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Although producing concerts wasn't a moneymaking enterprising — profits went to the church, as they will go to Green-Wood — Mr. Ousley enjoyed it so much that he pressed on.
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"Of course, we can only pick them if the bears share," said Anastasia Takatly, our enthusiastic and enterprising main guide, who runs an English school in the off season.
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The bazaar offers enterprising home cooks a testing ground, at a fraction of the cost of renting a table at Smorgasburg, one of the city's better-known food fairs.
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He often tried to get me hooked, the way an enterprising drug dealer peddles his wares to youths, but as a child I preferred the faster sports — basketball, football.
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And, according to a study from Stanford University, it's a philosophy rooted in 19th-century America, when an enterprising group of American businessmen revolutionized the economy via the railroad.
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On Friday, enterprising internet autodidacts were particularly interested in Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, who, as the chairman of the congressional committee planning the inaugural ceremony, spoke early.
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The enterprising new-music ensemble International Street Cannibals takes this quartet as fodder for an evening that explores the currents of influence that seem to intersect in this work.
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However some bitcoin enthusiasts believe linking the two may be flawed: When Facebook implemented its ban at the end of January, enterprising advertisers found workarounds, including purposely misspelling bitcoin.
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But the fortunate thing is that it's 2017 and albums don't matter; you can just make your own (which is what more than a few enterprising mixtape DJs did).
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It might take a while to make your way through all 11 books on Obama's list, but an enterprising soul has already collected his music picks into a Spotify playlist.
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The statement concludes with MoviePass acknowledging a "rough patch" in its early enterprising stages, which is entirely valid and much more palatable a fact when not dripping with prickly disdain.
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This shift in focus could put enterprising missions like GOES-16 at risk, at a time when many regions of the planet are teetering on the brink of environmental collapse.
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Cosgrove thinks it'll take time before hospitals and smaller clinics across the country are using voice technology as a mainstream application, whether it's from Google or an enterprising start-up.
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It thrills me to write reference letters for enterprising founders who are looking to get visas to start their companies here, to create value and jobs for these United States.
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In fact, the competition began in the mid-20th century, when an enterprising pub landlord sought a way to boost business, after the village was bypassed by a major road.
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And as all the evidence has shown, we are motivated by a desire to get it — not from men, but by ourselves through our own education, resilience, and enterprising spirits.
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Those who avoided prison and worse—25 of those named in the report have since been murdered—shifted their strategy to become less brazen and more enterprising, often outsourcing violence.
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Another enterprising student also went to College Gameday carrying a sign with a QR code pointing to their Bitcoin address, and ended up getting $24,000 sent to him that day.
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A quick history of this enterprising family: Kim and Nookie's father, a medicine man, escaped Laos to a camp in Thailand and then sent for their mother and the kids.
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But, according to an expert opinion that I sought out, those enterprising, garden-based "meals" might, apparently, contribute to explaining this later-in-life aversion to something so seemingly benign.
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As their country opened up in recent decades, "some enterprising Vietnamese citizens got residential status in South Africa and very quietly began trading," says Tom Milliken of Traffic, an NGO.
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It's economically critical meaning people will pay for it and the USDA's historical data is about as good of a training set as any enterprising machine learning developer can find.
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Still, the Lovense app is connected to the internet, which means an enterprising hacker could take advantage of the vulnerabilities discovered by Mellini for a truly remote butt plug hack.
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So instead, Xiaomi's enterprising founder Lei Jun had the novel idea of backing and even incubating startups that would build innovative accessories that Xiaomi could sell on its online store.
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So having extra time often doesn't make a difference, and those reporters who've used the extra time to do a better job could have spent it doing more enterprising work.
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One story goes that Stalin came back from the bathroom at the 1945 Potsdam Conference demanding to know who Kilroy was; sure enough, some enterprising G.I. had tagged the bathroom.
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When his home and office were raided in April 2018, enterprising Twitter users tracked down the tweet and started, in the words of the Washington Post, "dragging" Cohen for it.
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David Anders' Blaine DeBeers, the enterprising brains behind a murderous zombie Meals-on-Wheels program, is a consistent highlight, smirking and snarking his way through scheme after self-interested scheme.
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President Trump originally picked Mr. Mattis because, according to reports, he looked the part of a battle-hardened warrior, and had even been called "Mad Dog" by an enterprising journalist.
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But the enterprising spirit and the appetite for risk-taking they are forced to shed are fundamental to the innovation-driven economy Mr. Xi promises to build for the future.
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Later, alongside an enterprising young man named Hodaka, she channels her abilities into a business, stopping the eternal rain and summoning the sun for customers' weddings, festivals, or fireworks shows.
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The key figure was an enterprising Congregationalist minister, James W. Fifield Jr., who resolved during the Depression to show that Christianity itself proved "big government" was the enemy of progress.
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In an election season some say was ruled by sound bites — "Nasty Woman" and "Bad Hombres" — any enterprising observer could turn off-the-cuff utterances into words of marketable protest.
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We live in warm homes packed with all sorts of enterprising gadgetry and comforts that we feel compelled to replace and upgrade episodically to keep the wheels of commerce rolling.
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This willingness to believe the unknown and the 2018 Farm Bill created the perfect storm for enterprising individuals to sell us anything and everything embossed with the three-letter acronym.
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One day, probably several years down the line, that kid will grow up and some enterprising reporter will ask him about what really went down at the 2017 Super Bowl.
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If the grades were hacked by some enterprising student trying to improve their college prospects or simply avoid discipline, they would not be the first to go about modifying their marks.
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The species is named for Alfred Russel Wallace, the enterprising naturalist who conceived the theory of evolution at the same time as Darwin (though Wallace's work was largely overshadowed by Darwin's).
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As long as China, like the Medicis of Renaissance Italy, continues to be a patron of Africa's enterprising manufacturers and builders, both will profit, and the African middle class will grow.
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She also highlights the fact that enterprising female students study 10 to 15 years to acquire a medical degree without any real purpose, as they are rarely then permitted to work.
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Poor Dave... at some point, some enterprising TV writer or ad jerk is gonna plant an "OK Google" into some on TV with intent and force everyone to listen to Nickelback.
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Sandwiched between Aruba and Bonaire, and a short boat ride from the Venezuelan coast, Curaçao is bigger than its island neighbors and packed with memorable treasures for enterprising travelers to discover.
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As spotted by Brian Feldman, some enterprising soul has a set up a Twitch live stream that shows a pair of modified Google Home devices having a stilted, but determined, conversation.
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Mr Modi's second term gives him another chance to hasten development and turn India into a genuine global power—goals that appeal to both his enterprising supporters and his religious ones.
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The enterprising fungus Tortotubus, which lived 440 million years ago,is the oldest land-dwelling organism ever found, according to new research published in the Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society.
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An enterprising studio with an eye toward counterprogramming might think about dropping one of its more adult-skewing Oscar players in late July, Dunkirk-style, if only to see what happens.
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But thanks to professional sports' chortling stranglehold on America's capacity for critical reasoning, enterprising owners will be able to con the locals into footing the bill for their enormous vanity project.
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Enterprising chemists and doctors could simply design new drugs that aren't technically on the WADA banned list but are chemically similar and achieve all the same goals as a banned substance.
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An enterprising Austin butcher named Sonny Falcon, in an effort to increase his skirt steak sales, created wildly popular Fajita King concessions at rodeos, fairs and festivals all over the state.
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The iCloud security feature has likely cut down on the number of iPhones that have been stolen, but enterprising criminals have found ways to remove iCloud in order to resell devices.
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Made by Nigeria for Nigerians However, some enterprising young Nigerians have seized the initiative and are looking to cash in on the vacuum created by the sold out official Nike jerseys.
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London-based charity Lumos said many orphanages in the poor Caribbean nation were run by enterprising traffickers who starved and beat children to attract sympathy and money from well-intentioned donors.
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In sales roles like mine, and certainly for any enterprising professional who wants to progress into senior leadership roles, learn how to ask open questions sincerely to drive conversations with anyone.
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It is a logical and efficient way for a small bookstore to expand its footprint, especially as big chains have shuttered locations, leaving a vacuum for enterprising independent stores to fill.
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She was born in 1873, and lived in Burgundy before marrying Henry Gauthier-Villars, or "Willy," an enterprising author and publisher who began publishing her Claudine novels under his own name.
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Professor Lewalski was an accomplished author, teacher, mentor to doctoral students and an enterprising researcher who was named an honored scholar by the Milton Society of America when she was 21972.
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Fresh off a flight to nearby Seville, I was in the company of an enterprising group of Huelva volunteers — members of the Asociación Huelva Nueva York — dedicated to promoting cultural exchange.
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But Atlangeriev was a suave man with smoky good looks and an enterprising mind to match his wardrobe of well-cut suits, and he blended well with Russia's emerging business elite.
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While the first official Pokémon Go wearable is still several weeks away, that hasn't stopped at least one enterprising developer from hacking together a wearable version of Nintendo's hit mobile game.
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Just as BeAnotherLab and MIT created an installation that allowed users to "swap sexes", some enterprising artists could create experiences where users imagine what it would be like to be a robot.
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That sounds ideal on its face, but as with every new technology, for each solution there is a set of new problems and those issues tend to represent openings for enterprising entrepreneurs.
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Here's some good news: The week is off to an enterprising start, as the Gemini moon syncs up with go-getter Mars in Libra and pours premium rocket fuel in everyone's tanks.
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In 2013, one enterprising gamer discovered that, if he used an aftermarket video cable with an additional pin attached, he could effectively run a 32X and Genesis on a single AC adapter.
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"We are looking at foundation micro-enterprising -- how do we help [local soap makers] create a demand for their soap or become re-sellers so they have an economic value," he explains.
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Though that update blocked apps like Pokévision, enterprising players have found other ways to cheat the game, like spoofing their GPS location — a technique that also violates Pokémon Go's terms of service.
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What you (we) need is this video of the enterprising Russians at the YouTube channel SlivkiShow cramming 10,000 sparklers into a bucket and then lighting the whole thing off in a field.
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As with Spice (synthetic cannabis) in England and Wales, "street valium" has diffused from the online marketplace to the streets, via enterprising dealers, as well as from more traditional analogue supply lines.
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As the ranking Democrat on the committee, Schiff lacked the ability to single-handedly issue subpoenas or even call witnesses, but he made enterprising use of the little leverage he did have.
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Congress created reconciliation to reduce the deficit; it was only much later that enterprising Members got the idea of turning it on its head to rush through measures that increase the deficit.
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And with more hard work by enterprising litigators and a little bit of luck, there may well be good things for our democracy at the end of the road she brightly illuminated.
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There is, however, some air in the rule — which actually spells out how to fill a vacancy "by reason of death, declination or otherwise" — that an enterprising lawyer could try to exploit.
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In 2017, Strava, a "social network for athletes," used location data from fitness trackers to create a global activity map, which enterprising internet sleuths then used to identify military bases and operations.
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Anyone with the stomach for it can glimpse the inside of this deadly mine, as enterprising Potosínos offer tours of the tunnels and shafts that make up the labyrinth under Cerro Rico.
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Worse, the Republican Party under Mr. Trump has blundered into a positively anti-rural economic agenda, leaving the soybean fields littered with $20 bills for enterprising Democratic presidential hopefuls to pick up.
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The 31-year-old's goal ensured an enterprising England suffered a bitter defeat having looked sharper than their hosts for much of the game and hit the woodwork in the first half.
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Last year, Facebook fired an enterprising Chinese employee who played to the unmet demand and charged one group of tourists $20 each to tour the campus and eat in the company's cafeteria.
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And there was a house that had quartered Hessian soldiers fighting for the British during the Revolutionary War — a house owned by an enterprising farmer and weaver who served under George Washington.
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In fact, in 2012, an actual enterprising journalist asked the couple if they had any pictures that proved Warren's Native American heritage lying around, since they were in her house after all.
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When those clients started to approach him with proposals to come in house, he thought of putting his enterprising nature to work for himself by starting his own business at age 21.
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By that, I mean Ms. Silverman's sense of how a stark and lonely landscape might indeed be a fertile petri dish for enterprising imaginations, turned in on themselves and longing for connection.
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In one dismal development, the Gin Acts spurred enterprising citizens to snitch on illegal distillers—a lucrative but hazardous pursuit, with some informers being chased and beaten to death by angry crowds.
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What maybe no one saw coming is that GDPR can become another tool in the arsenal of enterprising and malicious social engineers, hackers, and people who want to dox and harass others.
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Brussels bureaucrats are intent on turning an enterprising nation into a vassal of the European super-state, he says, and the British establishment is too craven and corrupt to see what is happening.
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Now, the festival's founder has pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud, with each count carrying a maximum 20-year prison sentenceBilly McFarland is the young, enterprising founder of Fyre Media Inc.
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It was only about a month ago that we discovered the Alexa-enabled Big Mouth Billy Bass, and now a couple of enterprising college students have created a muppet-esque talking coffee pot.
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Still, Google Fiber, Project Ara, Project Titan, and the company's self-driving cars are the ambitious projects that have represented the enterprising spirit the company has long embraced—and that tech fans loved.
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Enterprising folks have rushed to the patent and trademark office with their Trump slogans (both pro and con), and they're plastering them on every knick-knack, coffee mug, and tchotchke they can find.
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If an enterprising youngster wanted to start a political movement and ride it quickly to prominence they'd need these assets: You'd have to be a billionaire with a lot of deep pocketed friends.
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At the time, I was an enterprising intern, and as a reward for keepings lists and checking facts, my editors let me take on a small side project — a story about social networking.
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Today, even as the music industry moves beyond its decaying center—the result of ferocious, enterprising work from artists like Tierra Whack, Solange, and Bad Bunny—summer remains a period of deep singularity.
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The risk, of course, is that the enterprising company that best solves this problem in the most humane way up front, the one that earns our trust, could itself become a primary threat.
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Some enterprising laptop owners use tools like ThrottleStop to undervolt the CPU, which allows users to lower the voltage of the CPU, reducing heat and potentially squeezing extra performance out of these machines.
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Tesla seems to anticipate this, which is why they are trying to nip it in the bud before some enterprising Model X owner attempts to start picking up fares for the wrong company.
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Perhaps the biggest losers were the traditional landowning aristocracy, who were undermined by economic change, the abolition of serfdom, the advent of elected legislatures and the commercial feats of enterprising bankers and businessmen.
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While millennials are the savviest and most enterprising of all the generations, bringing in more than the others with an average of $3,677 a year, they're also the worst at reporting that income.
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Then, enterprising researchers showed that if smoking parents would just agree to smoke several yards away from their infant, it could reduce hospitalization of infants in their first 18 months of life significantly.
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Enterprising as a boy, Mr. Velez said he worked for Jewish shopkeepers on the Lower East Side, painting their window frames, fixing the plumbing, and earning money by turning on the Sabbath lights.
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"It's these enterprising 18-year-olds that are selling to minors, and increasing the age to 21 will make it harder for this type of activity," Aderholt said at an appropriations hearing Wednesday.
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As enterprising coders used MapReduce to derive insights from Google's data, it became possible to transcribe users' voice mails, answer their questions, autocomplete their queries, and translate among more than a hundred languages.
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But last year, an enterprising reporter at Gawker uncovered a plausible route for Ms. Holmes to travel from her apartment in the Chelsea Mercantile through a cellar door to the neighboring grocery store.
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He had a binder full of talking points and left it open at some point, or it was being passed around, and an enterprising AP photographer happened to grab a shot of it.
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If we are lucky, some enterprising Republican candidate in 2020 might even figure out how to address working-class economic concerns without taking too much of Trump's ethnocentric baggage along for the ride.
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With just 3 in 10 employees currently receiving annual cyber security training, it's all too easy for enterprising con artists or e-mail scammers to circumvent even the most cutting-edge digital safeguards.
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" As the New York Times noted, "Blum's approach represents a particularly enterprising way out of the dilemma in which Hollywood finds itself in the age of endless 'Transformers' sequels and 'Spider-Man' reboots.
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Whether it's two bicycle repairmen from North Carolina creating a flying machine or an enterprising scientist from Washington building an artificial heart, the beauty of inventions is they can come from pretty much anywhere.
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Taking advantage of her state's then-new law fully legalizing marijuana, an enterprising California Girl Scout set up shop outside a dispensary, where she sold more than 300 boxes of cookies in six hours.
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If there are any enterprising sex toy companies out there who can't afford the intellectual property Lazarus's ruined empire has up for auction, this particular blogger is the proud owner of dildos-r-us.
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On a crass commercial level, NBC was also enterprising in incorporating sponsors for the TV show-within-the-show to essentially create live commercials -- a gimmick that proved less irritating than one might expect.
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But it will only be a matter of time before some enterprising YouTuber decides to saw one of these new puppies in half to see how that mysterious new "high-security feature" actually works.
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Without the Niger delta, Biafra would be a tiny, landlocked nation, its enterprising people hobbled by a requirement to obtain visas to do business in places where they've lived and traded in for decades.
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It was aggregated from there on Yahoo, Jezebel, and eventually even The Daily Mail, where an enterprising staffer tracked down my private Facebook profile and raided it for photographs to use in their article.
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The Congressional Record or committee reports are used to make words appear to come from Congress's mouth which were spoken or written by others (individual Members of Congress, congressional aides, or even enterprising lobbyists).
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But one enterprising player, Jeff Rodgers, has taken Kerbal Space Program to the obvious extreme, with a custom-built control board meant to evoke the button-and-switch-filled panels of real-life spacecraft.
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For desperate consumers, some enterprising eBay sellers are hawking their phone preorders for $1,500 or more — eBay has a guide for how to make sure you're in the clear buying phones on the platform.
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His enterprising, self-reliant, independent spirit ties him to the settlers Joan Didion has called "the adventurous, the restless and the daring," as well as to California's counterculture and back-to-the-land movements.
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So tens of thousands of players could work together to build a city, or rival factions could raid stockhouses of valuable elements, or an enterprising group could build stargates and charge for their use.
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When a few enterprising students approached her in 2012 with an interest in building rockets, she helped create an extracurricular rocketry program that has since grown into a full-fledged minor at the school.
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If you're really enterprising, you could use our interactive menu planner to sketch out what else you're going to cook, and a pencil and paper to create a master shopping list for the feast.
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The recurring characters Alex Williams (Dulé Hill) and Katrina Bennett (Amanda Schull) are now series regulars and a new enterprising, disruptive lawyer named Samantha Wheeler, played by Katherine Heigl, takes the firm by storm.
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But if you're enterprising enough to venture beyond the tourist-friendly galleries of King Street and its mile of postcard paintings of Charleston's historic district, The Southern emerges from its surroundings an unlikely oasis.
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Their characters include a checkers-playing cat in "6:1," from Russia; a colony of partying birds in "Penguin," from Germany; and an enterprising platypus in "No-No Wants to Try Sport," from France.
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Mr. Urstadt, whose career in real estate spanned a half-century, also lobbied recalcitrant legislators to create the state's Urban Development Corporation, an enterprising housing and economic development vehicle established in 21920 under Gov.
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I think a lot about this one scene: Wayne and Garth, having sold their public access show to the enterprising capitalist yuppie Benjamin, arrive at the set of their newly slick, ad-supported program.
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But as enterprising startups (and their capital) enter the conversation, it's important to ensure that scientists' concerns that some of the healing power of psychedelics could get lost in a clinical setting aren't overlooked.
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An enterprising American diplomat, backed by a coherent administration, could try to organize an international peace conference involving Afghanistan and its neighbors, one focused on denying terrorist groups a base in South-Central Asia.
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On a page, or a cinema screen, this treatment just couldn't exist with the same potency, facilitated as it is through enterprising adoption of established inputs (the swing stage, oh boy, the swing stage).
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Because of this, breaking up a task into too many performance episodes — if a maker's day is getting peppered with meetings, for instance — caps just how enterprising you can be in a given day.
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Photo: Damian Dovarganes (AP)Paul Hansmeier, a Minnesota lawyer who could generously be called enterprising, has plead guilty to charges of money laundering and wire fraud, concluding a bizarre saga of porn, piracy, and extortion.
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In Creil, northwest of Amsterdam, one enterprising group has set up a "Tulip Experience" complete with designated selfie area, hundreds of tulip varieties on display, helicopter tours, food and drinks, and bouncy castles for kids.
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Much of the existing housing stock in the cities was considered cheap or even worthless; the enterprising investor could buy it and flip it for enormous profit, as long as he could find a buyer.
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That was before an enterprising Mexican mayor brought armed police to a bridge to clear it a couple of weeks ago — ostensibly in the name of protecting asylum seekers by sending them to shelters instead.
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Instructions for how to do it have been bouncing around the internet for a couple of days, thanks to some enterprising persons on Reddit who figured it out and let us all in on it.
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Enterprising Reddit users are also reporting that the feature works with the Switch undocked, assuming you've got a USB Type-A to USB-C adapter to plug your headphone's dongle into the Switch console itself.
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These days, enterprising Native Americans "actively remember and promote indigenous knowledge"; Mr Treuer introduces several, including a Sioux master chef and young women who extol healthy ways of life as a form of "warrior strength".
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Here, we find a world where corporations have harnessed technology to profit off the belated drive to reduce carbon emissions—yet one enterprising professor may hold the key to exposing the fraud amidst the storm.
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In an interview with the Today show in Australia, where she's been promoting her new Heidi Klum Intimates range, Klum revealed that one of her two daughters is keen to follow in her enterprising footsteps.
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So I raise a glass to all those enterprising souls who have built and bellied-up to their own little corners of paradise, and I say loudly, clearly, and without jest: Please invite me over.
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An enterprising hacker got their hands on one of the da Vinci's delicate mechanical tools, and has managed to connect the hardware up to a Leap Motion controller — making its tiny surgical forceps gesture operated.
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He noted it's not just 14 and 15-year-olds walking into stores and buying those products; it's enterprising 85033-year-olds buying them legally, and then selling them back to younger children at school.
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Meanwhile, 3D TVs also totally failed to take off with consumers, and there was enough distaste for 3D movies in theaters some enterprising companies made special glasses that knock a 3D movie back to 2D.
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Enterprising men saw a future for themselves in the ring as prizefighters, which would provide them with an opportunity to not only make money, but to potentially gain patronage and protection from a wealthy aristocrat.
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On Sunday the enterprising On Site Opera company, which presents scaled-down versions of works in site-specific settings, opened a run of "Das Barbecü" in an ideal location: Hill Country Barbecue Market in Chelsea.
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Meanwhile, Rose Wilder, late in her life, became attached to an enterprising young man named Roger Lea MacBride, who shared her antigovernment politics and worldview; in 1976 he was the Libertarian Party's candidate for president.
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By the way, the fact that it's legal to give out jobs like that to the family members of politicians is precisely the kind of problem an enterprising presidential candidate would be promising to solve.
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Eventually, some enterprising young right-wing commentator will aggregate a few anecdotes together into a fact-free piece arguing that the minimum wage is killing the economy and we should eliminate a minimum wage entirely.
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This festival of small and enterprising ballet troupes continues with Claudia Schreier & Company (Friday and Saturday), Cirio Collective (Sunday and Monday), Gemma Bond Dance (Tuesday and Wednesday), and Amy Seiwert's Imagery (Thursday through July 29).
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An enterprising staff member at the Foreign Agricultural Service (and, one can only assume, a fan of Marvel Comics) used the name in a test of its tariff tracker, said Mike Illenberg, a U.S.D.A. spokesman.
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Some people have been known to hoard scooters in an attempt to defraud the scooter companies, and criminals have used scooters to lure enterprising freelancers into unsafe areas to rob them or worse, according to sources.
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Enterprising therapists are redesigning erotic massage for women's pleasure, offering both "yoni massages," which aim to release tension and increase sensation in the vulva, and more explicitly sexual treatments where orgasms act as a therapeutic release.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some of the most fascinating research out there on machine learning as applied to art is being conducted by the enterprising researchers at Rutgers University's Art and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
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Although mobile phones have spread rapidly—and enterprising firms have put up masts even in places beset by fighting between government forces and the Taliban—only one in ten Afghans uses them to access the web.
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It was an investigation centred on William Singer, an enterprising college counsellor, who earned $25m from all manner of powerful people by fraudulently securing spots for their children at highly selective universities like Stanford and Yale.
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But if you're a more enterprising individual, you can likely save more money by looking for the very best trade-in deals when upgrading to a new phone instead of just paying Apple $32 a month.
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In an enterprising premiere, Grown-ish introduces enough characters and potential storylines to populate several seasons, and though it jumps hastily from one to the next, they may get their due outside the Breakfast Club template.
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In the meantime, Microsoft released previews of the Raspberry Pi-sized machine learning and training algorithms on GitHub where enterprising developers can try them out and, potentially deploy on Raspberry Pi 3 and Raspberry Pi Zero.
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Although he was dismissed and ridiculed by his scientific peers, his work attracts the attention of an entrepreneur named Helius as well as an enterprising group of American thugs led by a man named Walt Turner.
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We have the history, the tradition, the football culture, and nothing will be able to usurp that, no matter how much money is ploughed into enterprising foreign leagues with pretensions to feasting at football's top table.
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One of the last bastions of DIY culture in skateboarding, the trend began in the 60s but really blew up in the 20113s, with enterprising kids equipped with buckets, pumps, and little regard for private property.
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With the runaway success of London's naked pop-up The Bunyadi, which now counts more than 60,000 people on its waitlist, other enterprising restaurateurs have begun taking a shot at offering diners a more liberating experience.
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As much as he tries, he can't quite manage to avoid a life on the margins, and he bankrolls his post-military life with the help of an app that connects enterprising users with criminal activities.
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Now, those refreshed Switch consoles are hitting stores, so naturally, the enterprising folks at iFixit decided to crack open a refreshed Switch to see what's changed and figure out how Nintendo increased the Switch's battery life.
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The auctioneers Woolley & Wallis had recently attributed the piece to John Bartlam, an enterprising potter who produced blue-and-white-decorated soft-paste porcelain at the Cain Hoy factory in South Carolina in the late 1760s.
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The stories of these three enterprising scientists reflect the ambition and intellectual curiosity of the United States in the late-nineteenth-century, when the country was trying to cement its place in the international scientific community.
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The enterprising venture of rebranding North Tarrytown as Sleepy Hollow followed the 21 closing of the local General Motors plant — which had once employed 28,22013 workers — that very year, a devastating blow to the village economy.
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In a group where Spain and Portugal are strong favorites to qualify for the knockout stage, the outcome gives Iran an outside chance of an upset but was a bitter blow for an enterprising Moroccan side.
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But, as it turns out, this particular Google Doodle — about an enterprising ghost named Jinx and the band of trick-or-treaters Jinx runs into — is actually a sequel of sorts to last year's Halloween Doodle.
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The hope is that earlier access to films would help deter pirates from stealing content, and iTunes already encrypts its content, but it's not certain if enterprising thieves can find a way around the service's security features.
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The City of Blaine now does business out of the top two stories of an office tower that the city purchased from the enterprising businessman who'd dared to dream that the city needed a four-story building.
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When one enterprising fan mixed and matched original stock music of his own making with old test cards, he reportedly received so many complaints from people looking for the authentic music that YouTube shut down the account.
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Some enterprising tinkerers have managed to intercept the signal Dash sends to Amazon's servers and do something else with it — like this guy who uses one to start his Tesla — but that's not really an ideal setup.
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The media portrayal of the Millennial says they are enterprising and entrepreneurial by nature, however, some studies show that the number of business owners under 30 today is lower than it has been since in the 1980s.
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The enterprising CEO wanted to be able to see how fast AI was improving, and what he found was a rate of gains that he hadn't expected, and that he thought most people would not possibly expect.
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But an enterprising member of the Senate intelligence committee might want to pose questions about Sessions's behavior before and after his recusal, and Trump's response to that decision, when the panel fields testimony from Comey on Thursday.
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As the Trump administration's actions draw challenges from enterprising state attorneys general, advocates of quality education must grapple with why Obama's reforms were such an uphill battle—and with America's longer history of acquiescing to for-profits.
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Mexico's cartels and enterprising individuals are purchasing the finest version of the herb from legal labs and dispensaries in California, Colorado, and other states, and bringing it south of the border for consumption by discerning Mexican consumers.
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Her enterprising ways of finding new revenue streams, her relentless ambition, and her thirst for ever-increasing riches and power sound an awful lot like a certain group of people that did some very, very bad things.
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There, an enterprising chef decided that the traditional way of preserving fish and rice — in which they were arranged in layers, pressed under weights and left to ferment — took too long and sapped flavor from the fish.
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Down the coast from my beach, some enterprising types in the 1920s built an upscale resort community they called Bayocean, featuring a grand hotel, oceanfront cottages, and a seawater natatorium to draw wealthy tourists to the coast.
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Everclear, the potent 190-proof vodka college kiddos traditionally use for Jell-O shots, is in crazy demand now that enterprising DIYers know it's one of few alcohols potent enough to kill nasty bugs like COVID-19.
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In that vacuum, plenty of enterprising Etsy sellers have popped up to sell their own homemade Baby Yoda plushies and toys — at least, until Disney started issuing takedown notices, requiring that Etsy remove listings for bootleg merch.
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So, I posed that question this week to a group of college students when I went to lecture at the Yale Politics Initiative, a program started by a couple of enterprising students, Michael Michaelson and Paul Gross.
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There are few products that the enterprising burghers of Sevnica, a small, rural Slovenian town where Melania Trump spent her formative years, have not sought to brand in honor of the first lady of the United States.
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The exhibition, curated by Susan M. Crawley, embodies Hawkins's daring and enterprising spirit, and with it, CMA continues its excellent track record of bringing the lesser-known and shining stars of Columbus contemporary art history into the spotlight.
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Speaking at Mobile World Congress, CEO Patrick Collison said the move was an effort to make institutional what some enterprising entrepreneurs had already been doing — that is, registering as U.S. businesses in order to access Stripe's merchant services.
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Not just big-time thugs like Capone or serial fraudsters like P. T. Barnum (whose story was whitewashed in the Hugh Jackman movie), or credit-stealing inventors like Thomas Edison, but the enterprising shyster in the street too.
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The stilted transitions were a cut above Powerpoint's and the filters were a woeful precursor to Instagram's, but Movie Maker opened the door for enterprising fans to add their creative voice to the legacies of their favorite artists.
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The price of the best-known digital currency, bitcoin, has risen by nearly 700% this year and is now about $7,500; one enterprising firm recently quadrupled its share price simply by adding the word "blockchain" to its name.
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Maybe you think it's adorable that your girlfriend or boyfriend loves supporting enterprising dancers by making it rain at the local strip club, but your blood would run cold if they platonically shared a bed with an ex.
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And, yes, she's been able to immediately order you some new skivvies with a simple ask — or, if you're an enterprising six-year-old in the market for a dollhouse and cookies, you can ask for that, too.
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As late as the 1960s most drinking establishments barred unaccompanied women, leading one enterprising New Yorker to open a place called T.G.I. Friday's, and the "singles bar" was born (the place became so popular it needed velvet ropes).
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So she and Singer paired five emerging Norwegian studios with five enterprising American ateliers, who became Skype-pals and ultimately created Norway x New York, a series of collaborative objects, lighting and furniture, specifically for this year's Offsite.
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As a Pruitt-led EPA strives to make America less again on the environment by eviscerating landmark environmental laws, enterprising states and their Attorneys General must take an outsized role in fighting harmful actions and creating sustainable policies.
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This might sound like an absurd question, but unfortunately enterprising plaintiffs' lawyers are finding equally unbelievable ways to sue businesses under a technologically ancient telecommunications law that was designed to protect consumers, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
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But even as affirmative consent becomes the law of the land, there's still a lot of confusion about what, exactly, it means—and a handful of enterprising app designers are hoping to offer some clarity on the matter.
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Mr. Yokley, an enterprising young tenor saxophonist, composed each of the 13 tunes for his new album, "Pictures at an African Exhibition," in collaboration with the artist David Emmanuel Noel, who painted a different canvas for each tune.
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"Our members are brilliant, enterprising women who are exploring ways to monetize their individual brands beyond their endorsement deals, that hopefully will create opportunities beyond their playing days," said Becca Roux, the executive director of the Players Association.
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Atop Mount Trebevic, a bobsled track from the halcyon days of Sarajevo's 290 Winter Olympics was decimated by Serbs who used the peak as a sniper position; today, enterprising Sarajevan artists have reclaimed it as a graffiti park.
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Mr. Rechnitz eventually met Jeremy Reichberg, an enterprising Brooklyn businessman who had built a reputation as a "fix-it guy" who used his police connections to help friends and associates with moving and parking violations for a fee.
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Blocking a website is like trying to stop lots of trucks from delivering a banned book; it requires an infrastructure of technical tools (things like China's "Great Firewall"), and enterprising users can often find a way around it.
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Via a site called Ben's Big Blog, an enterprising individual (presumably named Ben) used a whole bunch of collected data to tell us what we already knew—the Game talks about other people more than he does himself.
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According to the South China Morning Post, some enterprising internet users in China are getting paid to eat McDonald's, drink bubble tea, and down 'Western food,' because they've convinced dieters to watch them do it for second-hand satisfaction.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - An enterprising Brazilian college student has found a way to make money off one of the torches used to carry the Olympic flame toward Rio de Janeiro: get tourists to pose with it for pictures.
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They might prove to be a blip on the grander gadget timeline, but for a brief while Spectacles took over entire cities and sent enterprising people out in search of a pair of $130 glasses equipped with a camera.
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And that assertion doesn't come from thin air — voters' discomfort with enterprising women is supported by data from Yale University showing that their preference for a female leader is negatively affected by the perception that she is seeking power.
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The difference between rich countries and poor ones rests on differences in their use of technology, he argued, and it is through enterprising individuals and firms that innovations go from the drawing-board to active use across an economy.
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And while Element AI is still in its very early days, only first being detailed back in October, it has high ambitions to fill out a gap in Montreal by connecting more of those researchers with enterprising startup opportunities.
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A bunch of new of research, from scientists and from public companies, indicates that all the gizmos that enterprising capitalists have built to surprise and delight consumers continue to surprise and delight them as they sit behind the wheel.
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If the data is stored on a server but is not encrypted, what safeguards are in place to prevent a third party from using the Face ID data for other purposes—whether those purposes are "enterprising" or outright illegal?
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Even when enterprising players manage to get their hands on the server-side code by reverse engineering client-side communication the company that owns the rights to the MMO can shut it down with a cease and desist notice.
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And there is an argument to be made for ride-hailing services like Uber being just as appealing as traditional taxis for any enterprising drug dealer looking to decrease the probability of being held liable for his own actions.
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The venerable Pine Tavern, established by a pair of enterprising women during the Great Depression, is a Bend classic, with an expansive patio overlooking Mirror Pond, curtained booths and a giant Ponderosa pine tree growing through the dining room.
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Ms. Duncan, who last appeared in this Queens location in the fall with the irresistibly titled "Squirrel Stole My Underpants," once again enacts a tale about Sylvie, an enterprising child whose animal co-star is this time a bird.
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His constituents were hopping mad when they saw photos of the governor lounging with friends and family on a pristine beach off-limits to everyone else (a scene captured from the air by an enterprising local paper, the Star-Ledger).
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Although they're little more than quick ways for enterprising scavengers to make a few bells from Tom Nook in a pinch, they can be shared between towns, with exotic fruits fetching a higher price and encouraging interactions with out-of-towners.
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Khanna, 275, an uber-ambitious freshman, former tech lawyer, and Obama administration veteran, has received plaudits from his colleagues for his audacious jobs legislation and enterprising foreign policy ideas and has coauthored op-eds with everyone from Arnold Schwarzenegger to Rep.
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"LeBeau was worried because a "screenshot of the scary Android permissions screen becomes a meme (as it has in the past), propagates around the web, it gets press attention, and enterprising journalists dig into what exactly the new update is requesting.
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In addition to the lawsuits noted above, certain enterprising law firms have sent scores of demand letters to numerous entities, such as national retailers, financial services firms, hospitality companies, cultural nonprofits and healthcare entities, alleging that their websites violate the ADA.
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For more than 20 years, Mr. Le Roux was an enterprising kingpin with illicit businesses that included running weapons in the Philippines, smuggling opioids from Mexico to Texas and cultivating hallucinogenic plants at a secret compound in Somalia, authorities said.
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But thanks to a truly enchanting group of enterprising Mickey and Minnie fans in Bristol, England, anyone looking for a themed night of drinks, costumes, and Disney fun need only £6 (about $8 U.S.) and a free night in September.
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Iowa's friendly relationship with China, fostered by Mr Branstad, his predecessor, Robert Ray, and enterprising Iowans such as Luca Berrone, a businessman who drove Mr Xi around Iowa for two weeks on his first visit, has benefited the state handsomely.
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A shield so that you could have this opportunity, for particularly small and enterprising operations to secure capital, and then a sword [by allowing them to moderate without facing liability over the practice], which said you've got to police your platforms.
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It's an approach to songwriting that could only ever exist in the internet era, when—between streaming services, private torrent sites, and Discogs—the whole of the recorded history of music is more or less at an enterprising kid's fingertips.
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Enterprising dealers are exploiting a sharp price disparity between Boston, where a small bag of heroin can be had for as little as $163, and places like Burlington, where the street markup can be 10 times as high, police say.
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It felt wonderful to be outside after the long car ride, and Amber Waves Farm is run by two enterprising young women, Amanda Merrow and Katie Baldwin, who involve local families in their sustainable and organic Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program.
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In Britain Colin Clark, an enterprising civil servant, had been collecting statistics on national income since the 1920s, and in 1940 John Maynard Keynes made a plea for more detailed figures on Britain's capacity to make guns, tanks and aeroplanes.
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Since 2000, the World Human Powered Speed Challenge (originally called the World's Fastest Bicycle Competition) has gathered university teams and enterprising individuals who have engineered various bikes to be the fastest any human has traveled without the aid of an engine.
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But in America, a country formed by the romance of the frontier and populated mostly by people who had left somewhere else, leaving has always been the celebrated story—the bold, enterprising, properly American response to an unsatisfactory life at home.
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But in the big picture, in which enterprising law firms sign up thousands of employees to demand individual arbitrations, using the leverage of filing fees and arbitration expenses to obtain concessions from employers, the JAMS notice is a really significant development.
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The seventh season of GoT swoops in like a big old dragon this Sunday, and there are lots of questions on enterprising fans' minds: Will Farstia save the kingdom of Jibberwidth from total annihilation at the hands of the Melkensteins?
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An enterprising Minnesota college student who drove to Iowa every weekend to buy hundreds of Krispy Kreme doughnuts that he then sold to his own customers in the Twin Cities area has been warned by the confectionary giant to stop.
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Mr. Grant was a police lieutenant in the 66th precinct in Borough Park, primarily home to Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community, when in 2003 he met Mr. Reichberg, an enterprising businessman and a "self-styled liaison" to the police, prosecutors said.
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Jack stepped in as interim bureau chief last year with Soyoung Kim's move to Washington and has steered an enterprising team through a series of major stories, including Korea's response to the coronavirus highlighted in the Special Report published last week.
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Pretty much every reason they gave was utterly dismantled, if not by F.B.I. agents, who rejected the contention that they had turned on Comey, then by enterprising reporters or by the president himself in his interview with NBC's Lester Holt.
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Linnaeus was enterprising and opportunistic, but he left us with many gifts, systems for helping us to see and communicate nature that "conform to the manner in which the human mind works," as the biologist E. O. Wilson told me.
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The tone for much of the conference was set as Kurt Simon, global chairman for mergers and acquisitions at JPMorgan, made his bold prediction that an enterprising corporate giant today could assemble an all-cash takeover bid of $100 billion.
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In 1954, he came upon the concept of fast food, in the enterprising hands of Mac and Dick, took it up, took it over, and built the corporation that we know today, with its sacred mission to swell the planet's girth.
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"Is it possible that there's some enterprising entrepreneur out there that could come up with an app, form their own company, to kind of solve this problem rather than the government figure it out for them?" he asked a witness.
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Those who claim New York to be the world's dance capital have few grounds better than the dance division of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: the largest, most eclectic, and most enterprising collection of dance materials anywhere.
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The wealth of California is thereby passing into the hands of young, active, enterprising men, who in an older country and with these same old capitalists as competitors might have worked to the end of their days, and realized but a mere pittance.
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Of course, because we can't have nice things when it comes to the internet, rumor has it that great swaths of plot details about Season 7 have leaked online, with enterprising fans on Reddit trying to piece together the storyline for next season.
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But it may be that we've come to the end of this cycle, with the latest enterprising hack from the Radioactive Channel on YouTube that has managed to put a playable version of Doom 2 on a key from the Optimus Maximus keyboard.
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So overwhelming is this instinct that it obscures our ability to see even the most baldfaced forms of trickery, especially in moments of weakness, which an expert cheat can spot from a thousand paces (or create, if he or she is especially enterprising).
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It helps no one and will change nothing about myPersonality itself, which Stillwell and others stopped maintaining years ago, or the data set it created, which may very well still be analyzed for new insights by some enterprising social science grad student.
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Back when the Cambridge Analytica data was getting collected by an enterprising academic, I was the vice president of social media for Vision Critical, a customer intelligence software company that powers customer feedback for more than a third of the Fortune 100 companies.
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Enterprising designers dive into the source code of something like Doom or Half-Life or The Sims, create their own variant of that game and upload it to Steam or Mod DB. Throughout the '90s and 2000s, mods were almost always free.
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Enterprising Americans recently detained an alleged carjacker in Detroit, three adults were accused of violently capturing suspected car thieves in Ohio last year, and activists in New Mexico sought to nab a police chief they believed was responsible for wanton brutality in 2014.
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In labs around the world, enterprising researchers are using new tools such as CRISPR's Cas9 to splice a helpful gene into a mosquito's bloodline, "driving" it into the entire population, at a much higher rate than the standard genetics you learned in school.
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The security feature has likely cut down on the number of iPhones that have been stolen, but enterprising criminals have found ways to remove iCloud in order to resell devices: they phish the phone's original owners, or scam employees at Apple Stores.
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The Duggar siblings tell PEOPLE in this weeks' issue that they're joining forces in the family businesses of remodeling homes, as well as buying and restoring used cars – though that's just the beginning of an impressive list of endeavors for the enterprising Duggars.
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Instead, this slack sketch of an opera, introduced last year by Opera Philadelphia and brought to the Apollo by that enterprising company, offered wanly jazz-flavored music, by Daniel Schnyder; a confusing libretto, by Bridgette A. Wimberly; and stodgy direction, by Ron Daniels.
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The ethos of "disrupting" established institutions can color startup founders' perceptions of traditional business organization; many companies, led by enterprising 20- and 30-somethings, reject the cubicled infrastructure of the offices of their parents' generations in favor of an ostensibly open, "streamlined" approach.
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For a long time, the large ensemble has seemed a clunky vestige of American music's past — outmoded since bebop supplanted swing in the 1950s — but a bumper crop of enterprising, conservatory-trained composers sees it differently: as a vessel of grandiose possibility.
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This enterprising group of reptiles emerged in the Triassic period and exploded into a spectacular diversity of forms over the next 160 million years, until they were wiped out alongside the dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous by a massive asteroid strike.
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Someday — hopefully sooner than later — an enterprising young curator will organize an exhibition in New York under the rubric, "Hunter Color School," which will include Doug Ohson (1936–2010), Robert Swain, Vincent Longo, Joanna Pousette-Dart, and others who have taught there.
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London theater devotees will know the site along Kilburn High Road as the former home of the Tricycle Theater, the enterprising entity that for several decades has produced some of the most provocative work around — not least in the realm of political engagement.
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He reached The New York Times's best-seller list with his debut, "Ghosts of Manhattan," about a Bear Stearns whiz just before the Great Recession, and his follow-up, "The Means," about a political campaign and a savvy, enterprising and beautiful journalist.
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Ms. Hughes, her husband and Ms. McInerney cooperated with an investigation into Ms. Durst's disappearance that was started in 2000 by an enterprising State Police investigator, Joe Becerra, only to be disappointed again when the local district attorney did not indict Mr. Durst.
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When the US mining industry started to dry up in the 1930s and '40s, some enterprising Coloradans came up with the idea of attracting spectators to their towns by hosting an ultramarathon of human-donkey pairs -- The World Championship Pack Burro Race.
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The proliferation of fake news stories — spread on social networks and produced by a variety of sources including pranksters, foreign governments and enterprising individuals who hope to receive advertising revenue by driving traffic to their websites — has become an increasingly serious problem.
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Though the total number of marijuana jobs are still far smaller than those other, much older industries, they include several positions that didn't exist prior to legalization, offering enterprising workers the opportunity to get in on the ground floor of an entirely new career.
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Scientists have said that Bialowieza is 8,000 years old, but Szyszko disputes their findings and told public radio last week that parts of the forest had been created by an "enterprising hand of man" on lands that centuries ago included fields of wheat and millet.
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While some enterprising companies have reportedly worked around Facebook's ban through intentional misspellings of words that might otherwise send up a red flag for the social media site's ad police, a spokesperson for Google tells Bloomberg that the company is working to address that issue.
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Citymakers, then just a company of enterprising urbanists, set up a group to campaign for a park, modelled on the Friends of the High Line (FHL had campaigned authorities in New York to turn an abandoned elevated train track into an urban park, with success).
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A journeyman player, he became an enterprising young manager who took fourth-tier Watford all the way to the top flight and to an FA Cup final in a glittering era for a homsepun club overseen by the club owner, pop star Elton John.
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It's important not to paint Weinstein as all-powerful — an enterprising reporter probably could have (and should have) gotten the full story before 2017 — but his high status within the entertainment industry kept those he abused from speaking out in hopes of keeping their careers.
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Flight simulators have been around since the early 1930s, when an enterprising young man called Edwin Link realized that the pneumatic systems his family used in their church-organ business could adjust the attitude of a pseudo cockpit as if it were in flight.
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The game is known for its extremely realistic simulation of spaceflight and orbital mechanics The game is known for its extremely realistic simulation of spaceflight and orbital mechanics, with enterprising players being known to accidentally learn some advanced physics to succeed in the game.
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It's time for enterprising runners ages 4 through 17 to lace up their sneakers for a good cause: to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House-New York, the organization that provides temporary housing to families whose children are visiting the city for cancer treatment.
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Eat In the early years of the 20th century, when the Italian opera star Luisa Tetrazzini was singing to adoring crowds in San Francisco and New York, some enterprising chef got the idea of making an insanely rich pasta dish and naming it for her.
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In this article, Lew Serviss, an assistant editor on the Print News Hub, describes how an enterprising team of Times staffers worked into the wee hours of Saturday morning to accomplish a feat with all the drama and suspense of an epic boxing match.
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Dan, an introverted, enterprising handyman in Belfast, watched the Royal Ulster Constabulary whack his mother so hard she lost "one of the only real teeth from her mouth"; his father they murdered with a stomp to the stomach and a brick to the head.
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No, just cracking-good quotes from a handful of pungent, salty, to-the-point early 20th-century book reviews by a Sing Sing prisoner that were unearthed by an enterprising Times reporter and printed in the paper on April 30, 19163 and May 21, 1911.
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That would be an extremely good research proposal for some enterprising graduate student — the city has inconsistent data on specialized high schools through the years and the specialized schools tend to highlight only the biggest successes — the Nobel Prize and Fields Medal winners, for example.
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The article goes on to detail several more incidents: In Herriman, Utah, an enterprising school publication ran into trouble after digging into a subject that administrators at Herriman High School had tried to keep secret: the reason for the dismissal of a popular history teacher.
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And if you're having trouble remembering what part the original Aegon, Jon's namesake, played in this litany of names, you're in luck: An enterprising fan artist has drawn the entire House Targaryen family tree, and the results are as educational as they are gorgeous.
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At mealtimes, I scanned the streets and headed over to what looked to be the most popular pho stand, took the first free plastic stool and waited for the chef, usually an enterprising woman seated on an identical plastic stool, to assemble my bowl.
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All elements of their sound, from the pop hits to the 12-minute symphonies, have existed in some form or another, simply becoming more or less prominent over time, and just about all of it has can bring overwhelming joy to any enterprising listener.
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But in broad thematic terms, it's a strong reminder that efforts to see America's past through rose-colored lenses often require ignoring plenty of blemishes, as well as how enterprising if unsavory types have always found a way to monetize society's more prurient appetites.
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With cases of coronavirus spreading to at least 37 locations internationally per the CDC, it was inevitable that enterprising sellers would quickly capitalize on the growing collective anxiety by jacking up the price on N95 face masks and marketing "pandemic quick kits" of dubious necessity.
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The Icelandic cool kids of Nordic Affect, a new-music group that combines Baroque instrumentation with sophisticated electronics, come to Williamsburg's National Sawdust (April 19), part of a spring slate that also includes an all-John Adams concert by the enterprising Attacca Quartet (April 2).
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With announcements like Waymo's recent purchase of 20,000 self-driving cars beginning to make their way into the news cycle, voter perception that the prospect of automation hangs over the country like the sword of Damocles provides more than sufficient grist for the enterprising politician.
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For those actively and intentionally looking for love, a dizzying array of apps, many with the ability to match a staggering set of data points -- looks, income, language, location -- can help with pairing with far greater precision than the most enterprising set of Pakistani parents.
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Take Robin Wei, an enterprising and adventure-seeking man from Shanghai, who left his wife and daughter behind in China to work at a factory on the outskirts of a small city in southeastern Congo that melts rocks to extract the copper buried inside.
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The face value of ticket prices for SDCC range from $40 to 55, but enterprising comic geeks can often sell tickets on the secondary market for far higher: Copic said ticket offers ranged between $1,200 to as high as $8,000 on the day before the event.
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Sometimes, those who are left feeling guiltiest are the ones made to pull the trigger—enterprising junior employees or staffers with innovative ideas—who see their colleagues get the ax, usually without even seeing any of the profit gains or material benefits the company subsequently enjoys.
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And there is a brewing crisis over what eastern leaders see as hypocritical protectionism inside the EU single market by western governments trying to impose their own national minimum wages on enterprising — and cheap — eastern "posted workers", who offer services like trucking and construction in the west.
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Trump's gaslighting would not work outside of the current media environment, where there is such a hunger to fill news space, even if it's not news that's worthy of space: The media, by and large, is much more reactive than it is enterprising in its own right.
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In addition to the analytics updates, YouTube also announced that it's opening applications today for its recently announced VR Creator Lab, which will give enterprising VR video creators a 3-month program in LA and $30k-$40k to help them produce more top notch immersive 360 content.
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Many enterprising restaurants, shops and bars across the country that have found themselves home to one of the game's hubs are using features available for purchase within the app to coax the digital creatures onto their premises, thus luring the smartphone-absorbed trappers in pursuit of them.
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As pointed out by a tinkerer on YouTube, the dock appears to be little more than a USB-C to HDMI adapter with a few authentication components thrown in to keep enterprising Switch owners from simply buying a $15 generic part instead of a $90 proprietary one.
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"And it makes me think that if these kinds of stunts continue, it's only a matter of time before enterprising companies launch giant 'billboards in space' that further pollute the night sky and present an existential threat to conducting astronomy research from the ground," said Barentine.
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This year, we wanted to focus on a few enterprising individuals in science and tech in particular—people whose names you may not recognize right away, but whose work has the potential to touch your life and change the world in a positive and novel way.
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Among those taking the day off while street crews, plow drivers and enterprising teens clean up the mess left behind by the weekend blizzard: federal workers in the nation's capital, state employees in Maryland and Virginia, plenty of private-sector employees, and schoolchildren all over the region.
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Since protesters against a new Nepali constitution began blocking roads from India in September, enterprising villagers have risen before the rooster crows, slipped on motorbikes across to India, and returned with a jerry can of fuel or a cylinder of cooking gas before the fog disperses.
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A decade older than I—and starting to become aware the passing of time—he told me that he'd recently been getting counterfeit Viagra from his enterprising cocaine dealer for $210 per 20 mg pill, a tiny fraction of what the real mccoy cost at the time.
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But fully staged productions are rare, which may explain why the Berkshire Theater Group took the enterprising step of moving its small-scale production, seen over the summer, to Off Broadway, offering musical theater lovers a chance to see in full what all the fuss was about.
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To prove it, he has tried, like any enterprising American, to capitalize on the country's feverish, bewildering affection by accepting some sort of sponsorship deal from Uber, creating his own "Bone Zone" T-shirt line, and conducting an interview with the people of Reddit on Thursday.
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The whole point of Brexit was to liberate Britain from the bureaucratic shackles of the sclerotic, inward-looking, unaccountable EU in order to embrace a dynamic, enterprising, outward-looking future that would make sure the British people got back control over the decisions that affect their lives.
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Enterprising coders "came up with ways to move the belts that weren't even originally envisioned, just by tweaking the velocity and duration of the belt movements," says EJ. Working in a sterile corporate cubicle farm, however, meant that the coders never tested scenes directly on themselves.
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Back in the 1940s and '50s, Eleanor Estes's four lively Moffats and Elizabeth Enright's four enterprising Melendy children, the six scrappy siblings of Sydney Taylor's "All of a Kind Family," and the thinly fictionalized Gilbreth offspring in "Cheaper by the Dozen" charmed children and adults alike.
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Out of my small apartment in New York, I was able to talk, with a clear connection, to a mango salesman on the outskirts of Mumbai, a farmer in rural Pune and an enterprising homemaker in Kerala, who all depend on the same app to communicate.
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Other journalists — ironic, cynical or simply enterprising, depending on your point of view — have embraced the moment as the wildest ride of their lives, and a lucrative one, too: The number of Washington reporters with cable television contracts, some with salaries verging on six figures, has surged.
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If any one of those combinations is discovered — as happens a lot, such as when giant companies like Facebook and Yahoo get hacked — an enterprising thief could try them out on popular banking websites, social networks, email providers and websites that allow control of smart devices.
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American history is full of stories of black people doing precisely what America says it wants of its citizens — being creative, enterprising and industrious, being self-respecting and self-sufficient — only to have white people destroy what they've built, impede their progress and erase their wealth.
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When Chicken Street had its greatest boom, in the years right after the American-led invasion in 2001, enterprising developers tore down many of the little two-story shops with their corrugated metal awnings and replaced them with multistoried emporiums, homes to dozens of shops each.
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Elsewhere online, I found women who had the strength and conviction to leave stable roles because they wanted to start their own businesses; creatives who, while struggling, were doing the work to get closer to their dreams; and enterprising individuals who worked corporate jobs while freelancing.
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It's the enterprising daughter of the family, Kim Ki-jung (Park So-dam), who finally gets a connection, by crouching on a raised platform at one end of the bathroom, beside the toilet—which will, before the movie is done, erupt under the force of flooded sewers.
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And a really enterprising confidant might have intimated that a sensational military operation could scan as a cynical effort to divert attention from impeachment, as well as an example of the same brand of self-interested autocracy with which the House's articles of impeachment charge the president.
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Since the shuttering of the fabled eatery in Midtown Manhattan, some ravenous and enterprising New Yorkers have realized that the corned beef still stacks high at Madison Square Garden, which continues to serve Carnegie Deli sandwiches and knishes at a pair of concession stands inside the arena.
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It is no longer surprising to find very good food in the small towns of Australia, as enterprising young chefs escape the cities for lower rents and more direct access to ingredients, but to find the Long Paddock in a town as tiny as Lindenow is unusual.
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What the company is searching for when scouting scoop-able apps, Ritter says, is a sizable daily active user base — 20,000 at minimum, but preferably in the mid-six-figures — a quality star rating and an upkeep-intensive format that might pose a burden for an enterprising developer.
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In the time since the 12-inch MacBook launched in 2015 — and particularly in the wake of the more recent USB-C MacBook Pros from last year — there have been no shortage of enterprising companies looking to fill the magnetic charging void that Apple has left on its laptop.
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Image 2 of 2 SINGAPORE – Singapore is a city that takes great pride in its food, so it&aposs not surprising that enterprising restaurateurs are using next week&aposs historic summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to showcase some culinary creativity.
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But one enterprising group of hackers targeting a Brazilian bank seems to have taken a more comprehensive and devious approach: One weekend afternoon, they rerouted all of the bank's online customers to perfectly reconstructed fakes of the bank's properties, where the marks obediently handed over their account information.
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I heard story after story about enterprising women who overcame obstacles from bad bosses to abusive husbands and, through the power of self-motivation (and Avon products), were able to top the sales list and now sashay on stage with a hip-length leopard coat and perfect blowout.
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Enterprising Switch fans have disassembled their controllers to discover that while the problem-free right Joy-Con has a dedicated antenna board for connecting to the console, the left Joy-Con's antenna is integrated into the main board, where it appears to be obstructed by internal metal components.
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Proceedings had had an almost otherworldly feel to them since a Kim Jong Un impersonator was detained arriving in Singapore, the city-state famously dubbed "Disneyland with the death penalty," while enterprising businesses made the most of the world's attention with lines of summit-branded foodstuffs and goods.
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The enterprising orange-dotted tusk fish, a species native to the western Pacific, first uncovers a clam by blowing water on the sand, then carries the mollusk in its mouth to a nearby rock and smashes the clam on the rock with a series of deft head flicks.
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Instead of a pricey degree from Parsons or Central Saint Martins, the enterprising Montreal native learned to make clothes by reading Japanese lifestyle magazines with foldout patterns, inspecting and deconstructing Céline and Miu Miu sale finds, and working at a local cut-and-sew manufacturing business for one summer.
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Trópico was founded by an enterprising group of young Mexico City residents who, under the name Archipiélago, lay claim to a bar in Mexico City named Leonor, a brand of mezcal called Union, and now, the growing Trópico fest—they're a sort of one stop party culture machine.
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The 30th season includes Camille A. Brown's joyful "Black Girl: Linguistic Play"; a tap production created exclusively for the festival by the enterprising Michelle Dorrance; and performances by the Trisha Brown Dance Company, which will be a chance to reflect on Ms. Brown's immeasurable contributions to the field.
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Thankfully, there are a number of enterprising ways to make some cold, hard cash right away, and it may be a good idea to keep them in the back of your mind in case you ever find yourself short on rent just a few days before the first of the month.
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Its repertory — from August Bournonville's "Napoli" (the first-ever American production of the 1842 three-act classic, last year) to George Balanchine (the company dances a different program of his work each year) to among the world's finest "Nutcracker" presentations — this strikes me as one of the most enterprising companies anywhere.
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"We will remove mediocre managers more quickly — people who have lost their enterprising spirit, who have built their position on personal connections or empty and unactionable reporting, and those who prioritize short-term gains and pass problems on to their successors," he wrote, calling such people "the pit-diggers among us."
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Sneaker companies first became deeply involved with college athletics in the late 1970s, when an enterprising Nike executive, Sonny Vaccaro, arranged for several prominent coaches, such as John Thompson of Georgetown and Jerry Tarkanian of Nevada-Las Vegas, to receive money in exchange for outfitting their players in the company's shoes.
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According to the Guardian, a government spokesperson told the media that "no sensitive information" from Chancellor Merkel was published but that just identifying her private email addresses and fax number—both of which were included in the dump—could give an enterprising hacker the information they need to target the German leader.
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It is simply a rather improper tale of the ordinary French type, and, had it appeared in France instead of Russia, would probably have been lost in the great crowd of similar works issued by those enterprising Parisian publishers who might fitly be styled 'The Society for the Diffusion of un-Christian Knowledge.
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Origin stories differ: either there was no hot water available, or he was simply overheated, but either way the enterprising Vakondios grabbed a shaker meant for a Nesquik cocoa drink, added some granules of Nescafe and sugar, shook vigorously, and poured out what would swiftly become Greece's preferred beverage, especially in the summer.
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"As I mentioned last week, I want to take time to recognize people from around the country that write in and ask the President questions, and today, I wanted to read you a special letter to the President from someone who embodies the enterprising and ambitious spirit of America," Sanders told reporters.
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It's also home to the enterprising art and design upstart Seeds, which is dotted with reminders of the building's former incarnations as a butcher shop and cheese factory: The intimate gallery and selling space, which opened in January, has meat hooks suspended from the ceiling and ornate ceramic tiling on the walls.
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You can just be a guy who sells Jell-O shots, or you can create an entire enterprising persona—you can become the Jelloman—and suddenly you might have a movie, and a funded Kickstarter, and a legendary reputation that will be carried on the tongues of drummers and guitarists for time eternal.
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While Shonibare first discovered these ostensibly "African" fabrics in a market in Brixton, London, these Batik patterns long associated with the African continent are originally from Indonesia, and were first produced by the enterprising Dutch East India Company in the 19th century to be sold back to African markets as authentic cultural markers.
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For other enterprising Trinidadians, concerns are cultural, not financial: Will the dissemination of its carnival water down its profound history in the region, a history that stretches back to the 18th century, as European colonizers feted Lent with masked balls and their slaves followed suit, incorporating West African traditions into the revelry?
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The senator and former president beamed in pictures, mingling with the starry crowd, which included Heidi Klum, Barbara Walters, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sean Combs, Usher, Steve Wynn, Derek Jeter, Don King, Simon Cowell, Gayle King, Matt Lauer and Katie Couric, who got in trouble for her enterprising move of bringing a purse-cam.
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