I get the impression that there's two different funnels here.
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Addiction funnels all the little problems into one big problem.
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He funnels the money into charities after deducting his costs.
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It funnels authority through a small number of crucial presidential appointments.
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It funnels poor Will into the toolshed where he eventually disappears.
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The fund funnels the proceeds of Norway's oil and gas production.
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Then her voice funnels that energy out in a scorching beam.
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It's one of many ways the system funnels people into jail.
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Either way, the money never funnels back into the black community.
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Our immigration policy effectively funnels many Mexican youths into the cartels' clutches.
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These free tiers serve as funnels to the companies' premium, paid subscriptions.
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Rather, it funnels money to itself, the elites and the nuclear programme.
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Michigan funnels a lot of money to Detroit, as Maryland does Baltimore.
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Tupelo trees, with bottoms like upside-down funnels, rose next to them.
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America has choked on the lobbying that funnels corporate cash into politics.
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But it funnels all funds towards the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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However, he did point me in the right direction of funnels. Boom.
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Language and attention are narrow spouts on the inverted funnels of our brains.
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" Gaggle analyzes student data and funnels its conclusions to a "Safety Management Dashboard.
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Platforms that have large audiences viewing free content can be powerful conversion funnels.
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Later that week, planet of communication, Mercury, meets Neptune, which funnels divine inspiration.
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It also funnels millions of euros to law enforcement and anti-mafia administrators.
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A system that funnels this problem to the president's office is not enough.
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They act as funnels for the wind, which pushes already heated air upward.
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This time, the platform is Android, which funnels users to Google search and Chrome.
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IGTV carousel funnels Instagram feed traffic to buried videos Are you completely ignoring IGTV?
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"They can literally become sweat funnels in spring, summer, and fall," Fu told Insider.
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A control room based in Amman funnels support from multiple sources through Jordanian intelligence structures.
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Restoring professionalism and a team concept will require a reporting structure that funnels through him.
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Thanks to Juno, we now know these enormous funnels of wind extend some 3000km deep.
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Every two months, he funnels cash to his family through an informal money-transfer network.
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Long air ducts — large plastic tubes or funnels — run everywhere, even to the upstairs foyers.
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A second group of moguls funnels money made elsewhere into climatically noble projects seeking scale.
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Motherboard tracked how the group funnels potential recruits from its Gab account to its ProtonMail address.
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A small group of extreme, sometimes profit-motivated donors funnels money to an (ostensibly grassroots) group.
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Only guess where the USOC gets its money—the same money it funnels to Olympic medalists.
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The Titanic had four smokestacks (or funnels), but only three actually carried smoke from the furnaces.
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A drain at one end of the table funnels the remaining soy milk into a bucket.
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Mars and motor oil, M&Ms and funnels too small for the universe to leak through.
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Like the label says, the Double VPN option funnels your internet traffic through two VPN servers.
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This funnels more curational power to Patreon, which can dump attention on top creators when they join.
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The only inland winds obviously powerful enough to have done this are in the funnels of tornadoes.
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Batteries are used to power the turbopumps — key hardware that funnels the vehicle's propellant into the engines.
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Reality check: DeVos argues that freedom to choose schools funnels students out of poor-performing education systems.
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In "The Last Judgment" the instruments of torture are crafted out of funnels, barrels, jugs and bells.
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Aka turning "high volume consumer funnels" into "flywheels", if that's a mental image that works for you.
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Meanwhile, the adoption of continuous integration by development teams funnels integration testing to a centralized, collaborative pipeline.
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It's made of a web of tubes and funnels that could have been designed by Rube Goldberg.
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We test dozens of headlines, images, videos, and overall concepts for our ads, sales pages, and funnels.
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It funnels the revenues from Norway's oil and gas production, investing in stocks, bonds and real estate.
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The proposal funnels $500 million to charter schools alone, an increase of $60 million over last year.
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Additional funnels were reported as the storm moved east of Des Moines past Altoona, Prairie City and Colfax.
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"Lakes are shaped like funnels, so we could see the water level start to drop faster," he said.
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It ties into Facebook's web Analytics suite to let you view funnels, cohorts and segments you've created there.
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Central Illinois endured several tornadoes on Saturday, resulting in fascinating footage of the funnels spinning through the state.
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And as you get closer, the black funnels become a ceiling, blanketing Qayyarah's homes and businesses like night.
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The Foundation for the N.I.H., a nongovernmental entity, raises private money and funnels these donations to the institutes.
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One example is a "conduit" trust, which immediately funnels required withdrawals from an I.R.A. to the trust's beneficiary.
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Now she is selling her cards in 100 locations on the island and funnels orders to 25 states.
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This kit includes four mini skull mason jars, two funnels, a recipe book, a glove, seasoning, and spices.
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This is basically a pair of tiny silicone funnels that sit inside your nose to dilate your nostrils.
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Case Western's minor in applied data science, for example, funnels students into this hot field from other disciplines.
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It funnels water into a fountain that Hertz installed in an adjacent alley for homeless people to use.
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The fund funnels government revenues from Norway's oil and gas production and invests in stocks, bonds and property abroad.
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Normally a chief of staff funnels the information and personnel who get to see, who get to the president.
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The program funnels transportation funds to states and allows them to decide, on their terms, how to use it.
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The fund, which funnels Norway's revenues from oil and gas production, owns 1.4 percent of all globally listed shares.
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And there are some obvious funnels for this already, like getting the right information for tax purposes to accountants.
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The device maintained its "U" shape, which funnels debris to the center of the system despite wind and waves.
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Ransomware is the new plague, and it funnels money from victims by using Bitcoin and other anonymous payment methods.
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The prestige of graduating from these schools has not diminished, and they remain major funnels to the Ivy League.
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The problem, he said, is Russia's tax system, which sucks money from provincial towns and funnels it to Moscow.
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It's a big win for Amazon, as it builds out a content studio and funnels money into original content.
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Their fortune funnels through the family's private investment firm Henry Crown & Company, where Mr. Crown is a general partner.
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Such rent-seeking funnels resources upwards, from poor to rich, and blurs any distinction between poor- and rich-country governments.
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The third idea is to create, essentially, an awning around the keycap that funnels debris away from the key switch.
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But the brand funnels anxieties afflicting European cities that feel besieged by mass tourism, and politicians have started to notice.
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Instead, the main road doubles up as a high street that funnels traffic into the town rather than round it.
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E-commerce companies ruthlessly tweak their funnels to find specific points in the user experience that make people abandon carts.
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In the race to attract paid subscribers, platforms that have large audiences viewing free content can be powerful conversion funnels.
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This notepad designed to boost creativity through visual diagrams, idea funnels and mind maps can help turn ideas into action.
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Using small scrapers and metal funnels, the monks methodically piped precise amounts of sand to create an intricate geometric pattern.
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You'll also get an overview of content creation and publication, sales pages and funnels, and social media as a whole.
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It was part of a yearlong inquiry into the international supply chain that funnels fentanyl from China to homes across America.
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But local subscriptions all have to work harder, because local conversion funnels are a lot tougher to operate than global ones.
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The air picks up speed as it descends and funnels through canyons or across peaks that are lower than their neighbors.
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The St. Marys River, which separates the two communities, funnels Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes, into Lake Huron.
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The company, through its political action committee, funnels millions of dollars into the campaign accounts of lawmakers from both political parties.
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Turns out these runs are part of Powder Country: 1,200 acres of backcountry-style terrain that funnels down from three chairlifts.
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Art Review Bill Viola goes for big, cosmic themes, which he funnels into technically impressive video works of compelling, quasi-religious sincerity.
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In 2009, he helped set up Texas's first veterans court, which funnels veterans into treatment programs rather than jail for certain infractions.
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The media company still shares links to articles on their Facebook Page and funnels money into advertising their subscription product on Facebook.
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More specifically, the suit alleges that while TickBox TV may not come preloaded with infringing addons, it funnels customers directly to them.
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The fund funnels the Norwegian government revenues from offshore oil and gas production and invests them in stocks, bonds and property abroad.
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Teachers' unions there criticise Bridge for often hiring unlicensed teachers; they also argue that the chain funnels money away from public education.
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"The slimmer profile of the windows up high funnels light in nicely and replicates what recessed ceiling lighting would do," they said.
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And by crippling encryption, it risks turning those compromised products into new funnels of information for the never-ending haystack of information.
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The AbilityOne program funnels about $3 billion per year of taxpayer money to fund contracts for goods and services across the country.
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There is also a massive IBM data centre in Boulder, Colorado that funnels its heat under city sidewalks to help melt snow.
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Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan run a private company that funnels the couple's Facebook stock into programs that improve schools.
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Robo-advisers are a type of financial adviser that funnels your investments into a pre-designed portfolio aligned with your investment goals.
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Yet platforms remain complicit in its undoing, doing nothing to stop hate mongers turning hugely powerful high-tech soapboxes into abuse funnels.
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DIY hot sauce kit This kit includes four mini skull mason jars, two funnels, a recipe book, a glove, seasoning, and spices.
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Recently, the prefectural government has tested a project that funnels "nano-bubbles" of compressed oxygen into the lake through a plastic hose.
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As The Bachelor funnels its contestants more followers, those women are poised to reap even greater deals with social media-first companies.
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And at the high school level, neighboring Morris Plains, one of the region's richest communities, also funnels its students into the school.
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When Congress funnels trillions to the military or cuts taxes for the wealthy, no one asks how they will pay for it.
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Critics have also noted that the project funnels funds away from low-income communities in Harlem nearly 100 blocks downtown to Hudson Yards.
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Today, JPL is most well-known for building and managing NASA's fleet of Mars Rovers, and it funnels talent to Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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Her crush on a female classmate goes unspoken, and she funnels her energy into photoshopping herself into photos with Xena the Warrior Princess.
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Many regional papers are nurturing digital subscribers—they all have their funnels now, too—but are doing so on a much smaller scale.
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But it pulls off only half of Robin Hood's trick, because it funnels very little of the money it raises towards the poor.
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The bill effectively rescinds benefits for the elderly, poor, sick and middle class, and funnels the money to the rich, via tax cuts.
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Agrium continues to ramp up production of its Saskatchewan potash mine, and funnels much of the potash through its North American retail stores.
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As Anne-Marie empties out her backpack for The Verge, it quickly becomes evident this tendency funnels its way down to her everyday items.
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And an additional $18 million was raised through Trump Victory -- a high-dollar group that largely funnels checks to the RNC, not his campaign.
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IF Instagram had been around during Le Corbusier's time, his followers would no doubt have been inundated with arty pictures of funnels, hashtag "design_inspo".
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The well, which funnels natural gas to 22 million customers in the Los Angeles Basin, is expected to take another three months to plug.
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HANNITY: You know, what is ironic in all of this, if Hillary funnels money through a law firm, they hire an op research firm.
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Fatal familial insomnia cripples the thalamus, the region of the brain that funnels sensory signals to the neocortex, which is thought to mediate consciousness.
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By contrast, Mr. Ozkaya's facsimile funnels light originating within the box – the installation itself – out through the two peepholes and into the spectator space.
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When you climb a hill, you pedal with more force, and the bike funnels in just enough power to let you rise with ease.
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Your ears are tall, funnels, and all sound is of course a movement; when the movement stops, it is only a kind of memory.
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Instead of providing real relief, this bill funnels money towards programs that help small businesses comply with existing federal regulations instead of reducing them.
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As governor of Indiana, he expanded a voucher program that now funnels $135 million a year to private schools, almost all of them religious.
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First, a "very, very modest carbon tax" that funnels revenue straight back into the oil and gas industry is basically worthless as a climate policy.
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The facade and smoke funnels of the abandoned Weyerhaeuser Mill stand out against the verdant Snoqualmie hills, the former setting of Twin Peaks' Packard sawmill.
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Lorenzana said some such schools were found to be run by Muslims with extremist beliefs, making them funnels for the discreet funding of radical activities.
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Amanda talks about her days at Salesforce and how it influenced her decision to build a dating tech product that focused on data, and funnels.
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These numbers varies greatly, so it's important to check every listing that funnels through NYC Housing Connect, the online platform for these housing lottery applications.
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But it's a customer tech stack, it's marketing funnels, it's moving people down from the top of the funnel into a payment, and then retention.
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It starts with the outer ear, or pinna, which is basically a reverse megaphone; it catches sound waves and funnels them into the ear canal.
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Minnesota has proposed what is called a reinsurance program, which essentially funnels money to the health plans that end up with the most expensive patients.
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Burner gives you a "fake" phone number you can hand out, and then funnels all calls and texts directed to that number into its app.
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Though white supremacy surely funnels its violence into white spaces too, the drama of Frank's life feels flimsy when held up against the Hamburg victims.
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And four months later, Protect the House, which funnels money to House Republicans, spent $154,500 to rent out part of the Trump hotel in Washington.
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"From what researchers know about the internal path of ingestible supplements, the body often funnels the nutrients where they are most needed," Dr. Nussbaum explains.
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The corner room has a view of the senior parking lot and the campus oval, an outdoor seating area that funnels students into parking areas.
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DAQRI's futuristic Smart Helmet funnels data to workers, projecting instructions on repairing equipment, thermal images, map data or video conferences with experts anywhere in the world.
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The California Aqueduct funnels water from the northern part of the state to the south, passing here through the Dos Amigos pumping plant in Los Banos.
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Musk's battery farm stores huge amounts of energy from renewable sources like wind and solar, and funnels it out to the grid when usage is high.
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While it's fine to celebrate Red Hat's accomplishment, society must inevitably grapple with the poverty and populism fueled by how software funnels money to the few.
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"So many people in my position who do all of these things have a whole team and it funnels through all of these people," he explains.
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But when a president facing an impeachment trial funnels campaign donations to senators who hold his fate in their hands, it's a standard political fundraising tool.
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Hollingham found "plenty [of] urine swilling around—in vats, funnels and hoses," which the scientist was using for tests of the tomato strain set for orbit.
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Like the valley in which it sits, the Land Library funnels together individuals enthusiastic about preserving what is in danger of extinction — books and historic places.
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While we have team members who specialize in social media, content creation and launching, we need someone to help us tie in all of our funnels.
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The United States sanctioned Lebanon's Jammal Trust Bank last week, saying the bank facilitates Hezbollah's financial activities and funnels money to the families of suicide bombers.
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In return, the Kremlin funnels vast sums of money into Chechnya — by one estimate one billion dollars annually, much of which goes into Kadyrov's own pocket.
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First there's Wendy Rhoades, who sells the Maserati Axe gave her and funnels the proceeds into the company's charitable foundation, perhaps to salve her guilty conscience.
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This systematic structure, a perfect example of the imposing architecture inspired by Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon between the 18th and 19th centuries, funnels the visitor down particular paths.
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Others sell their items at a wholesale price to Amazon, which then funnels the low-priced goods into membership programs such as Prime Pantry or Amazon Fresh.
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On to university: a dystopian social experiment where friendships are based on, and fueled by, drinking large quantities through funnels, tubes, or other seemingly unrelated household items.
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We will at least be able to remember that strange era of bodycon dresses and scoop tees, beer funnels, Flyknits, lad tats, mephedrone, and casual cross-dressing.
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A group of researchers at Stanford were able to piece together the ancient recipe by analysing a yellowish residue found in 5,000-year-old Chinese clay funnels.
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But the economy suffers from plenty of maladies, including high public debt, an unaffordable pension system that funnels money to the relatively well off, and low productivity.
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He argues it doesn't do enough to unwind Obamacare and it funnels federal funding to insurance companies, creating what he has called a new Republican entitlement program.
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Paid content (on the digital side) is new territory for us, and we have a lot to learn about metered paywalls, conversion rates, funnels, pricing, and more.
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The entire system funnels into a joint US-Jordanian command center, where the United States also shares additional intelligence with Jordan about external threats to the kingdom.
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Lisbon has also created a scheme, Capitalizar, which funnels private equity to smaller firms that struggle to obtain competitive finance from banks still burdened by bad loans.
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Fidelity, which has been slashing costs and offers index funds that are cheaper than comparable Vanguard funds, also funnels securities-lending revenue back into its index funds.
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More mammoth ivory funnels in through Hong Kong, where imports are now averaging 34 tons a year, three times the average in 2185, according to one estimate.
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Instead, it's that Pyongyang is a place where the North Korean government funnels most of the country's wealth, to the detriment of the rest of its citizens.
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But the current theory is that they were elaborate funnels for trapping herds of wild gazelle and similar animals — as many as a hundred at a time.
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You'll learn how to use lean analytics, digital conversion funnels, and other tactics to keep track of what's working in your business, and what needs to be improved.
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USAID, which faces big cuts in its overall budget by the Trump administration, already funnels a lot of aid through religiously affiliated agencies such as Catholic Relief Services.
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They then compared these multispecies foram communities with samples taken in present-day oceans with sediment traps—essentially big funnels that grab organic matter falling to the seafloor.
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"In the longer term, the TCJA funnels substantial resources to the Republican Party's donor class, a process that will plausibly make American politics even more oligarchic," she wrote.
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The piece of the Naya Health Smart Pump that attaches to a mother's breasts also deviates from the old, hard plastic funnels that go with mass-marketed pumps.
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I met Hayden through the internet, and over the years I've come to appreciate the weird sort of idealism that funnels into every aspect of his musical career.
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From the drop-off spot, I traversed and sidestepped for several minutes to ski Hook Chute, which funnels into a long tongue of snow between two rock walls.
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Once installed, it forces a person's computer to mine Zcash—basically solving math problems for a reward in the currency—and funnels the funds back to the attacker.
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The centerpiece is still the same for now: a huge corporate tax cut and an individual tax overhaul that funnels most of its benefits to the wealthiest Americans.
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The measures are aimed at stopping those people and businesses from trading with North Korea, which funnels the money it receives from exports to its nuclear and missile programs.
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How they got here: China had a "Sputnik moment" in 2013, igniting a national plan that funnels billions of dollars and top scientists into quantum research, the authors write.
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But when a site buries its material connections to a business it funnels customers into, it erodes public trust, and calls into question the information provided by the publication.
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At the heart of these complaints is the role of China's government, which funnels cheap capital towards state firms, bullies private companies and breaches the rights of foreign ones.
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The news outlet reported that an invitation to the August event indicated that it would gather cash for a joint fundraising committee that funnels money to the Democrat's campaign.
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The Houthis accuse the Aden-based government of using its central bank to sap northern society, while the government say the Houthis funnels public sector wages to its fighters.
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I'm not going say this lunch is where the entire legislative process funnels to because I was already part of processes in the past on the health-care debate.
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One theory is that trades which MTS currently funnels through a soon-to-be-sold French clearing business might instead be routed to other parts of the LSE system.
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Most people wage a halfhearted battle against technology's takeover of everyday life, but Erin Pollock funnels her tech-istential angst into paintings that artfully illustrate society's reliance on cellphones.
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When a team of archaeologists found a collection of ancient funnels, pots, jugs, and a pottery stove in northern China, they realized that they had uncovered something pretty important.
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Above all, the bill cuts health benefits for the poor, the middle class, the elderly and the sick, and it funnels the savings to tax cuts for the rich.
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It funnels all types and degrees of information through a few common interfaces, supplying a delirious new channel alongside your inner monologue: An important security update regarding your account.
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At the inoperational plant near the township of Sebokeng large steel funnels are clogged with toilet paper, diapers and tampons meant to have been removed from the inflowing wastewater.
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Central Iowa was the scene of a "sudden" tornado outbreak on Thursday, resulting in some breathtaking videos and photos capturing the terror of multiple funnels that spun through the state.
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But where most people would collect money for a foundation that aggregates funds and funnels it to research that could impact the most people, Emily's Entourage has a different approach.
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A sequel to "Star Wars" may arrive sooner than anyone expects, as China funnels vast resources into an outer space program that may stoke new tensions with the United States.
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The fund funnels the government revenues from Norway's oil and gas production and invests what the government is not using in its fiscal budget in stocks, bonds and property abroad.
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The company recently offered to overhaul transit in Columbus, Ohio with a system that sets parking prices based on demand and funnels low-income commuters into subsidized ride-share vehicles.
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Imagine the prices of all of that shooting up because a restrictionist policy meant to save U.S. jobs funnels power into the hands of a tiny group of steel CEOs.
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Netflix shares will march higher throughout 5003 as the company funnels cash into original content and subscribers upgrade to 2500K ultra-high-definition televisions, according to two Wall Street firms.
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Bloomberg, who has jumped in national primary polls as he funnels tens of millions of dollars into ads, has given Sanders a more direct target for his rhetoric than usual.
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On the second floor, where a bridge-like hallway connects two bedrooms at one end and the master suite at the other, a void funnels sunlight into the kitchen below.
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Founded in 210, the College Preparatory School in Oakland funnels an estimated 29% of graduates into Stanford University, MIT, or Ivy League members, according to a 2010 ranking from Forbes.
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"Rather than spend the money it obtains from customers for infrastructure maintenance and safety, PG&E funnels this funding to boost its own corporate profits and compensation," according to the complaint.
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It had been suggested that ancient Chinese funnels were used for making alcohol for years, but this is the first direct evidence ever found of local beer brewing in the area.
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" To reach potential clients, Goldsmith funnels a few hundred dollars into Facebook ads that surface for women, between the ages of 22 and 31, who've recently switched their status to "engaged.
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Rating 20th Century Women funnels that uncertainty through a multigenerational story that's light on its feet, funny, and wide-ranging, full of bright performances, evocative music, and the occasional experimental flourish.
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Cuomo administration officials had said the new state oversight would add more transparency to a system that funnels $2 billion a year to finance housing and economic development around the state.
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As Mickey, she uses every dirtbag tool in her arsenal, funnels them through a (vaguely more appropriate) network TV filter, and becomes the best part of The Mick by a mile.
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The firm (not to be confused with the hip-hop supergroup Jones fronted back in the '90s) funnels cash into start-ups as varied as health care, financial technology and Bitcoin.
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Later we see a drug raid in which overwhelming force netted little, some high-testosterone training sessions and debates over a program that funnels used military-grade equipment to police departments.
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Thick funnels of black smoke began rising from the towns — a past tactic used by the Islamic State militants, setting oil barrels aflame to try to screen them from American airstrikes.
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It focuses on training that fosters an us-versus-them mentality and on a government program that funnels used military equipment to police departments that may or may not need it.
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The block, where traffic funnels out from the Lincoln Tunnel, couldn't be more different from the Distillery District, an area of stylishly restored Victorian industrial architecture: lots of red brick everywhere.
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Perhaps best of all, Westhampton is about a two-hour drive from New York and doesn't require taking Route 27, the quaint but often clogged road that funnels vacationers farther east.
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They have instead offered a plan that cuts spending on the middle class and the poor, funnels the money into a tax cut for the affluent and masquerades as health policy.
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Huawei has long faced bipartisan suspicions in Washington that it funnels information garnered from its devices to the Chinese government and that it might install "backdoors" in its equipment for spying.
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My advice for starting a company like mine: Understand your underlying mission, and design a business model that funnels into that mission while leveraging your most easily accessible skills and networks.
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TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger said the agency no longer uses the app, because it has ended the program that pulls low-risk passengers from regular lines and funnels them through PreCheck.
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As the Judiciary Committee chairman, he funnels a chunk of his resources into a seven-member team that is tasked almost exclusively with investigations — a rare set-up on Capitol Hill.
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However, it is really a corporate welfare program that funnels millions of dollars to large and profitable corporations and trade associations that can well afford to pay for their own ads.
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A drain funnels the run-off into a clear plastic bucket underneath the table; aptly, the bucket's translucent plastic storage bag and goopy contents have the grotesque appearance of liposuction drainage.
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Here at MWC, the world's largest mobile industry focused conference, HTC's booth is symbolically split in two, divided across a carpeted thoroughfare that funnels a continual parade of suits back and forth.
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Down in the valley, however, the Austrian city's skyline is dotted with piles of coal, smoke-belching funnels and the blackened silhouettes of blast furnaces, the home of Voestalpine, an Austrian steelmaker.
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The legal dispute relates to a provision of the Clean Water Act that funnels reviews of certain types of government actions directly to courts of appeals, and others to federal district courts.
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Wellness programs are the logical conclusion of a system that, instead of treating health care as a basic human right, funnels issues of health and wellbeing into a narrow, unforgiving econometric rubric.
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It's a pretty galling situation for U.S. Steel and its employees, especially when the rival product retails so cheaply thanks to billions of dollars in subsidies that Beijing funnels to its steelmakers.
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That federally run Obamacare exchange sells individual private health plans in most of the country, and funnels people in the remaining states to the state-run insurance marketplaces that serve their areas.
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Despite the "law and order" rhetoric coming from the administration, these increases look more like a political statement that conveniently funnels profits to private companies that donated generously to President Trump's election.
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The group, which is the grassroots arm of Everytown For Gun Safety, funnels its volunteers into campaigns on the premise that political problem-solving requires many of the same skills as community organizing.
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But that funnels us back to the relationship of Hank and Manny, which is the real reason the story exists—for them to realize they found each other in the most unlikely situation.
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Photograph by Mark Peckmezian for The New Yorker Steidl prides himself on being a canny businessman: he has always wanted to make money, and funnels it back into the business when he does.
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And liberal megadonor George Soros, who funnels money into district-attorney campaigns backing candidates trying to narrow racial disparities, has poured nearly $800,20043 this cycle into ads attacking Foxx's chief opponent, Bill Conway.
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There is real animosity between the two sides that gets reinforced due to gerrymandered districts that insulate members from accountability, and we have a media environment that funnels partisan news to target audiences.
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PredPol funnels in data such as the location and time of property crimes and theft from crime reports into an algorithm that analyzes the areas that are at high-risk for future crime.
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A team of archaeologists from Stanford University, Brigham Young University and two Chinese institutions discovered a cache of ancient brewing equipment — including jugs, pots and funnels — containing remnants of mashed grains and other starches.
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The iFixit crew also tears into the Joy-Con Controllers and the dock that funnels Switch video to your TV. The 3-minute teardown offers an illuminating glimpse into the technology powering the Switch.
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You do some porny stuff in the beginning to check your bases, and then it eventually all kind of funnels down into the main act that you do for the rest of your life.
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A gateway to East and Central Africa, the Indian Ocean port funnels imports of fuel and consumer goods as well as exports of tea and coffee from landlocked neighbors such as Uganda and Rwanda.
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Pelosi warned that her party would not back a proposal that only funnels money toward private investors that back transportation projects, which has so far been the cornerstone of Trump's vision for infrastructure investments.
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There is an epidemic of self-censorship at U.S. universities on the subject of China, one that limits debate and funnels students and academics away from topics likely to offend the Chinese Communist Party.
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The reason the U-2 funnels that intelligence back to crew members on the ground is that "it's so much data that we just simply can't process all of it on board," Patterson said.
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The basic task is to use the tremendous borrowing power enabled by taxpayers to raise a trillion dollars or more, then pour this cash into a variety of funnels leading to companies and households.
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UK businesses must ensure that their hiring funnels are a top priority and focus on understanding what matters most to tech talent beyond salary, so that they don't lose out to US tech hubs.
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Even in the press releases, the government was too ashamed to admit the fact that everyone knew to be in them: Saudi Arabia funnels money to the extremist groups that threaten Europe with terrorism.
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It goes to (Malkin) and Kris Letang and Chris Kunitz and Matt Cullen and Eric Fehr and some of the veteran guys that have been around, and I think it funnels down the bench.
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Since its beginnings, the Richard Alston Dance Company, which is based at a London contemporary-dance center called the Place, has been supported by Arts Council England, which funnels public money into the arts.
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The Sydey-based designer dubs the project "A Movie Poster A Day," in which he funnels his creative juices to produce a different graphic for—as the name states—every day for a full year.
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Ideally, a VPN funnels all your traffic through an encrypted, secure, private network, making it more difficult for a third party to monitor your browsing than if your data were exposed on a public network.
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The Treasury Department could ease sanctions on state-owned companies in a targeted way that funnels funds to Guaido, said Michael Dobson, a former Treasury official who also said Americans can donate to the opposition.
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Some 1,500 migrants have died so far this year trying to reach Europe by boat as the European Union funnels money and equipment to the Tripoli-based coast guard to turn them back to Libya.
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Canopy Labs Relaunches To Help Businesses Understand Their "Fuzzy" Customer Funnels Since the company's last fundraise, it acquired YC-backed Canopy Labs, which offered a service that helped companies evaluate customer journeys on their sites.
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But critics say that hunting with falcons, a practice Arab nomads used to survive life in the desert, is today a reckless hobby that threatens the houbara and funnels money into areas controlled by militias.
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A shady developer could build a wallet that just cleans out a user's account or funnels their coins to the wrong recipient, mines their purchase history for marketing data or uses them to launder money.
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And farmers complain that, if crisis strikes at the wrong time, John Deere's requirement that they use only authorised software, which funnels them to repair shops that may be miles away, can be commercially devastating.
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So how do we create the next generation of networks where everything that you are as a person can be expressed, and the network appropriately funnels that content to the people that care about it?
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The analytics offering spans a number of features, such as "fundamental metrics" measurement, segmenting conversations, tracking activities of a chatbot, retention of conversations, live take-over, broadcast messages and the ability to set up funnels.
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Like vegans and people who do CrossFit, menstrual cup converts have earned a reputation for evangelizing—they gush endlessly about their beloved blood funnels, small silicone udders slipped inside the vagina to collect menstrual drip.
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Most were labs, full of the types of glassware and equipment that anyone who took high school chemistry would be familiar with: beakers, tubes, funnels, scales, and industrial-scale machines whose functions weren't immediately clear.
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And expanded state control over the economy is at the center of key Xi initiatives, including the "Made in China 2025" plan, which funnels billions of dollars into robotics, semiconductors, and other industries deemed strategic.
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She also criticized the Missouri State Highway Patrol, saying it needs to do a better job of maintaining the database that funnels information to the website the public uses to keep track of sex offenders.
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The charity funnels large sums of cash to its field offices in the developing world where staff work alongside national governments — including brutal dictatorships — to help maintain and police vast national parks that shelter endangered species.
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After Australia's disappointing showing at the 2012 London Games, the ASC launched its contentious 'Winning Edge' program which funnels more funding into sports deemed to have better medal prospects at the expense of lower-profile disciplines.
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Screenshot via ProPublica Screenshot via ProPublica Instead of pointing users toward its free file tool, TurboTax funnels the vast majority of users toward its paid and premium services, whether they qualify for free filing or not.
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LendingClub, which is not licensed in New York, has previously said it is able to charge rates above 16 percent because it funnels its business via WebBank in Utah, where there is no interest rate cap.
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The GOP's new Obamacare alternative, the American Health Care Act (AHCA) also penalizes people who go uninsured, but it funnels those penalty dollars directly to insurance companies, if and when those people decide to purchase coverage.
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These generous terms are made possible by the support of a housing-finance machine that funnels cheap credit to homeowners and, in doing so, takes on the risk, thereby shielding both the borrowers and the investors.
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But for minimal finger-wagging, the rest of the world has remained silent on this issue, turning a blind eye while the United Nations funnels money to the PA to pay for the murder of innocents.
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Yellowish remnants found in the pottery and funnels, as well as the presence of stoves in the pits which could have been used in the brewing process, provided the first direct evidence of on site beer brewing.
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Supporters say it's a chance for parents to have better control over the type of education their child gets, while detractors say it's an attempt at privatizing education that funnels money away from already strapped public schools.
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The F line not only serves locals and the queer community but generally funnels visitors to the Castro who wouldn't necessarily seek it out for its sex toy shops, gay bars, and LGBT arts and culture scene.
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Median Income: Rudd works at a German biergarten on the edge of First and Capitol Hills, and due to his chosen industry as well as his passions, this is most often where he funnels his (limited) disposable income.
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But Stetson funnels an astonishing amount of air through his body for minutes at a time to play his bass sax compositions without stopping to breathe, and he's doing quite a bit more than just holding one note.
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You'll learn to use key marketing tools, develop analytical skills, design and track conversion funnels, develop essential email marketing skills, and other professional marketing requisites that will help you keep up with the giants of Silicon Valley. 5.
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This plan goes in the opposite direction, and in so doing funnels more ratepayer-subsidized profits to off-island gas companies in a scheme endorsed unfortunately by Jenniffer González-Colón, the commonwealth's nonvoting delegate to Congress, and Rep.
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Kathryn Bennett, a postgraduate student in earth sciences at the University of New Hampshire, extracts samples of methane from funnels placed in an area of marshland at a research post at Stordalen mire in Sweden on July 29.
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His decision not to divest from his family business or release his tax returns has raised questions about the fact that his extensive use of his own properties funnels millions in taxpayer dollars to the Trump family business.
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The Czech-born Tynek, who founded this New York-based company in 2003, doesn't literally bring that scene to life but rather channels its energy and imagination and funnels it through his fluid, vigorous choreography and theatrical sensibility.
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The US is trying to orchestrate peace talks that convene all sides of the ongoing war in Syria, where Iran supports embattled President Bashar al-Assad and Saudi Arabia funnels guns and funds to opposition groups in the country.
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It's also a good choice for people who care about the companies they support, as Tom's of Maine funnels much of its profits to charities and encourages employees to spend a percentage of their working hours doing volunteer activities.
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Directed by Grimes and her brother, the video funnels though visual nods to Tank Girl, Law & Order, maybe that Gwen Stefani song with Akon, the 1979 movie The Warriors (I think), Insane Clown Posse, dancing, Halloween, Black Swan potentially?
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In fact, some states have increased spending on jails at five times the rate of increase in spending on public schools, contributing to a school-to-prison pipeline that disproportionately funnels youth of color into our criminal justice system.
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After analyzing grain residue found in said pots and funnels, the National Academy of Sciences team concluded that they had been used to make beer more than 5,000 years ago, making the archaeological site the oldest brewery in China.
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When water rises more than 440 feet above sea level in Lake Berryessa, it spills over the lip of the morning glory, funnels down the cone and exits into Putah Creek, on the other side of the Monticello Dam.
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Clearly, the developer has discovered a successful approach to the battle royale genre, one that relies on in-app purchases and a subscription model that funnels more players into its ecosystem and incentivizes them to play the game more daily.
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Ben Labolt, a partner at the company, was a top communications advisor to Bloomberg Philanthropies, an organization that funnels some of the former mayor's wealth and resources to address issues such as the environment, public education and health, among others.
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Supporters of school choice say it's a chance for parents to have better control over the type of education their child gets, but critics say it's an attempt at privatizing education that funnels money away from already strapped public schools.
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Later, I paid my coworker at a Chinese take-out place—a guy who would do beer funnels in between every delivery—something like $60 to bring me back a shitty $10 glass pipe that I held onto for years.
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While the underlying FHIR (aka, fast healthcare interoperability resource) deployed by DeepMind for Streams uses an open API, the contract between the company and the Royal Free Trust funnels connections via DeepMind's own servers, and prohibits connections to other FHIR servers.
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To help them in their struggle, a 23-year old named Boyan Slat is developing a fleet of specially-designed funnels, which leverage ocean currents to push plastic contaminants to places where they can be collected and recovered for proper disposal.
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Like last year's Dunkirk, First Man funnels a historical moment through an intimate experience, reminding us that events that appear triumphant in history's rearview mirror often come at the expense of pain and great personal sacrifice shouldered by real people.
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Iran's economy is virtually a wholly-owned subsidiary of the IRGC, which controls a network of enterprises that produces nearly half of Iran's GDP and funnels billions of dollars annually to Hezbollah and other proxy militias in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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The yellow boats are meant to be the same shade as Mickey Mouse's shoes, which keeps the ship's Mickey color scheme — the hull of the ship is black, the superstructure is white, the funnels are red, and the trim is yellow.
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Featuring standout performances from Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig, and Elle Fanning, 20th Century Women funnels cultural uncertainty through a multigenerational story that's light on its feet, funny, and wide-ranging, full of bright performances, evocative music, and the occasional experimental flourish.
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The 240-year-old lives in a brand new apartment complex in Manhattan paid for by New York Medicaid's ambitious new program that funnels healthcare dollars to housing rather than medical expenses for the state's homeless and unstably housed population.
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Most of the states that didn't expand Medicaid tapped into Ryan White money — the federal grant program that funnels federal funds to cities and states to provide HIV health care to low-income patients — to purchase health insurance for HIV patients.
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There might not seem to be much connection between a design software-maker and a media company centered on newsletters, but Mahmood said the product has been particularly useful to businesses with subscription products, because they have easy-to-follow customer funnels.
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"The [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] funnels revenue from a variety of sources to its nuclear and weapons programs, which it prioritizes above everything else, often at the expense of the well-being of its own people," according to the message dated Wednesday.
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The theory that structuring economic policy to cater to the whims of financial elites will boost growth may or may not be true, but doing it unquestionable funnels more money into the pockets of the donor class that drives Republican tax policy.
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Two five-inch gun mounts, two funnels, a propeller shaft and twisted hunks of metal are part of a debris field that was found in May by the Research Vessel Petrel in a trench 20,400 feet beneath the surface of the Philippine Sea.
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The director funnels those skills into a sweet but strange container with "The Shape of Water," a sensual if not fully buoyant reimagining of monster classics that essentially transforms "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" into an unlikely land-sea love story.
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My guess is that with her plan to seek that House seat now thwarted, Claire may form a PAC that (while seemingly unconnected to her) funnels money to the Dunbar campaign, greasing some palms so that Claire could become Dunbar's running mate.
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This added some 38 million satellite TV subscribers to the empire, giving the company more clout to negotiate with content providers — companies like CBS, Fox and even Time Warner, which produce the television shows and movies that AT&T funnels to customers' screens.
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Pamela Merritt of the abortion access group Reproaction complains that while the state is fighting Planned Parenthood, it funnels millions of dollars into what she calls "fake clinics" that don't do anything more than dissuade women with unwanted pregnancies from having an abortion.
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The part of the ear that sticks out—the auricle, or pinna—functions like a smaller version of a cupped hand: it funnels sound waves into the external auditory canal, which is the thing you're not supposed to stick a Q-tip into.
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Marketing has always been the creation of a message, the insertion of that message into a piece of content and the transmission of that content over a channel to an audience in an effort to build brands, increase demand and move people down sales funnels.
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This area has since refrozen, but the ice there could be more vulnerable to melting this summer, or being pushed into the North Atlantic via the Fram or Nares Straits, which can act like funnels by draining Arctic ice southward where it gradually melts.
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Under the hood, Greenhouse provides companies with ways to find the right funnels for their applications — whether that's something like GlassDoor or smaller niches on the Internet with more isolated pockets of talent — and discover the right employees for the roles that are available.
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At the same time, the state funnels provides hundreds of millions to a handful of politically favored businesses to purchase items such as agricultural equipment and heavy under the guise of combating climate change, burying the instructions amidst hundreds of pages of legislative text.
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The Supreme Court on Monday took up another case involving Google, an internet privacy dispute concerning an increasingly common form of settlement in class action suits that funnels money to unrelated third parties and charities instead of to people affected by the alleged wrongdoing.
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Those groups have in the past used Supreme Court fights as a way to motivate their supporters and fill their coffers, and even if the project funnels some of the money it raises to the groups, there will still be a competition for resources.
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Jigsaw has also invested its time on several other anti-censorship apps, including Project Shield, which protects sites against distributed denial-of-service attacks, as well as Outline, which gives reporters and activists a virtual private network that funnels data through a secure channel.
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Elizabeth Rose, the education department's deputy chancellor of operations, urged families to continue to fill out household income forms, which are used to determine if schools receive Title I money, a federal program that funnels extra funding into schools with lots of poor students.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday sanctioned Lebanon-based Jammal Trust Bank SAL and its subsidiaries for allegedly facilitating the financial activities of Hezbollah, according to the Treasury Department, which said the bank funnels money to the families of suicide bombers.
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Trump has taken an ax to domestic spending programs for the poor — his Agriculture Department just proposed new cuts to food stamps; he signed a tax cut that funnels trillions to the highest earners; and he stacked the federal judiciary with right-wing ideologues.
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"I didn't think I would be mixing these chemicals with my own hands, but I am here to learn," said Jacqueline Kwok, a 19-year-old student at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, or PolyU, surrounded by plastic funnels, rolled towels and glass bottles.
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Meanwhile, on the enterprise IT end of the scale, you have services like Slack that have become funnels for calling in data from dozens of apps; and a number of companies that are also building bridges to connect up disparate apps and IoT services for businesses.
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In recent years concern has especially spiked over the horizon-reducing impact of big tech's subjective funnels on democratic processes, with algorithms carefully engineered to keep serving users more of the same stuff now being widely accused of entrenching partisan opinions, rather than helping broaden people's horizons.
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The cycle is just as efficient in reverse, especially on the right, where Trump's Twitter feed serves as an assignment editor for both a loyal press as well as the traditional media ecosystem, which funnels catchphrases like "the media is the enemy of the people" into the cultural lexicon.
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Since growth funnels are generally looked at from top to bottom, and in a historical context — a good exercise can be the other way around — go bottom-up, starting with the end result (the growth goal) and figure out what each stage needs to contribute to achieve it.
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We can't see inside now but it is this extraordinarily baroque version of Art Nouveau, with all this beautiful glazed terra-cotta and three balconies that meld the walls into the ceiling into the stage, like a taut skin, so everything funnels an audience's attention onto the performers.
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Specifically, encouraged by several board members who were angel investors — and aided by some backing from the Knight Foundation — Berardi left the nonprofit world in 2014 to launch a still-active angel investor group called Miami Angels that funnels around $3.5 million into roughly 10 local companies each year.
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At its heart, the Guardian Mobile Firewall — currently in a closed beta — funnels all of an iPhone or iPad's internet traffic through an encrypted virtual private network (VPN) tunnel to Guardian's servers, outsourcing all of the filtering and enforcement to the cloud to help reduce performance issues on the device's battery.
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"The polarized view that we get, the xenophobia, comes from the lack of a data set," said Luis Vargas, the chief executive of Modern Adventure, which funnels data in the guise of weeklong eating and drinking itineraries in destinations like the Republic of Georgia and the Basque region of Spain.
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But tornado warnings also sounded in some of the nation's biggest cities: Washington, Chicago, New York, Oklahoma City, and Kansas City, Mo. Some of the tornadoes touched down, their funnels hundreds of yards wide in some cases, and raced across the landscape for miles, pulling apart houses and upending entire blocks.
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Mudbound is set in the Jim Crow South, and much of its strength as a character-driven story comes from the way each person reacts to the friction in their relationships generated by a culture that still operates with a strict hierarchy that gives white men enormous latitude and funnels down from there.
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But even the briefest time spent in the queue in Rust's dimly lit lower hallway, which funnels both male and female toilet-goers and desperate coat-checkers, is long enough for the one-two punch of its turquoise walls and the putrid stench of piss to be burned into your senses for life.
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"Our people have a whole lot more to lose if they don't graduate and a whole lot more to gain by graduating," said Vivian Nixon, executive director of the College and Community Fellowship, a nonprofit that funnels dozens of former female prisoners onto college campuses in and around New York City every year.
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As Politico detailed: Emails obtained for this article show that on at least one occasion, university employees were asked to promote the LaQuinta on the school's website—what several current and former high-ranking Liberty officials and employees described as part of a process where the school "funnels business" to the hotel.
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During the eight months she was at sea her crew devised and printed such items as better funnels for oil cans (to reduce spillage), protective covers for light switches (to stop people bumping into them and inadvertently plunging, say, the flight deck into darkness) and also a cleverly shaped widget they dubbed the TruClip.
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Russia is a key link in the so-called "narcotic superhighway" that funnels heroin from Afghanistan to Western Europe, and a recent surge in domestic drug use has led to soaring rates of HIV infection across the country, a crisis that could eventually spill across the border to other countries in Asia and Eastern Europe.
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A 330-foot-long steel-welded ocean liner stood beneath the vast glass dome of the Grand Palais on Thursday night, steam puffing from two scarlet funnels as scores of portholes twinkled with bright lights and inky black waves seemed to lap at the hull, all reminiscent of a chic Mediterranean port at midnight.
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"With millions of web and cloud voice interactions every month, Escale can transform each of those interactions into data points, and continually improve its proprietary acquisition platform, 'EscaleOS,' to create highly-intelligent, customized marketing and sales funnels, helping consumers at the right moment connect with the products and services they need," says Nicolas Berman, a partner at Kaszek Ventures.
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Not by coincidence, this rise in American pressure on Israel over the settlements is precisely the focus of the steady work during the past decade of left-wing extremist organizations, led by the New York-based New Israel Fund (NIF) which funnels $85033 million annually to organizations that support BDS and actively oppose the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
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The building's original use is still visible: The center adopted the manufacturer's name, Kindl (as in, the watery brew favored by locals), and named its various venues after their bygone usage: the Boiler House, the Power House, and the Brew House, a massive hall housing six brewing coppers, huge upside-down golden funnels running from floor to ceiling.
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To be precise, only one of Jacob Hashimoto's monumental sculptures on Governors Island will be outdoors: "Never Comes Tomorrow" will fill the landmark archway at Liggett Hall with an assemblage of wooden cubes and steel funnels that evokes a fantastical portal between the island's stately historic district and the relaxed hills and open fields to the south.
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The movie that finally emerged from that development morass — one directed by Nikolaj Arcel, who wrote the script with Akiva Goldsman, Jeff Pinkner, and Anders Thomas Jensen — instead funnels its story through 11-year-old Jake (Tom Taylor), a troubled boy who lives in Manhattan, but who's been dreaming about Roland and the world of magic and demons from which he comes.
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There are connections between individual YouTube channels too; many link to the same site that then funnels customers to the official mSpy website, and some of the clips include the same blonde actress as in the first video (although in a few cases it's unclear whether others have simply ripped the video and used it for their own money-making scheme).
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As the lead European regulator for multiple tech giants — as a consequence of a GDPR mechanism which funnels cross-border complaints via a lead regulator, combined with the fact so many tech firms choose to site their regional HQ in Ireland (with the added carrot of attractive business rates) — the DPC does have a major backlog of complex cross-border cases.
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Here, instead, are miles of hard clay and silty soil, funnels of rock, sandstone hillsides furrowed with pleats into melting, Gaudían formations; here, the wind and rain are so fierce that they have traced their presence onto the stones themselves, which are sometimes smooth but sometimes scarred with so many skinny runnels that they appear wrinkled, like a rhino's hide.
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During Democratic presidencies, the division has moved to challenge intentional discrimination by individuals (like a landlord who turns away an African-American couple and then rents to a white one) and has sought to combat policies that disproportionally affect minorities, even if it's not easy to prove they're racially motivated (like a low-income housing program that funnels African-American recipients into mostly minority areas).
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