First, Snapchat got serious about improving its Android app's performance.
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At both their suggestions, I got serious about hair masks.
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After the move, I got serious about paying it off.
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Löw insisted all would be well once things got serious.
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So I borrowed an electric breast pump and got serious.
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Eventually, he picked himself up and got serious about resale.
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"It got serious pretty quickly," the Grammy Award-winning artist said.
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Lucas actually got serious for a split second and surprised me.
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Jokes aside, the actress got serious, calling Sprouse her "smartest" friend.
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But in late 2015, the company got serious about self-driving cars.
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However, as soon as the conversation turned to politics, he got serious.
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This weekend, it got serious, and he ended up in the hospital.
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This can be fixed if they got serious in addressing these issues.
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It wasn't until 2014 when she got serious about zeroing her balance.
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It lingered even as he turned away, before he got serious again.
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One of your rivals, Aurora, just got serious money from retail behemoth Amazon.
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I was busy with work and then got serious with my now-gf!
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The habit got serious when he played Dark Souls for the first time.
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"The point is the country's got serious problems dealing with terrorism," Manafort said.
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As the pair got serious, a source told PEOPLE that Bella was upset.
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Any guy who'd condescend to this forthright young woman has got serious problems.
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Tuesday is when it got serious, dropping down into the -20s -- before windchill.
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As the pair got serious, a source told PEOPLE that Hadid was upset.
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Things got serious for a moment and it all got out of of hand.
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Smith got serious about weight loss and decided to slim down before their wedding.
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They reconnected during President Obama's first presidential campaign and finally got serious in 2010.
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After that, I started dating someone new who got serious about me really fast.
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Before he got serious about acting, Reeves wanted to be an ice hockey player.
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And while none may be full-on orphans, they've all got serious family issues.
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SS: Yeah, I think in terms of long form, it's got serious obstacles. Like?
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Timothy got serious for Fiona's third birthday, turning to a professional singer for help.
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"It is time that the federal government got serious about regulating opioids," he said.
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In April of 2015, I got serious about my goal to become a professional writer.
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The moment he got moved into the intensive care unit, that's when they got serious.
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It was then in mid-2014 that Facebook got serious about the business of cloning.
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I had a few smoker fights but never got serious about taking it beyond that.
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The 2010s were the decade where companies got serious about moving everything to the cloud.
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Dirtier ships would face a competitive disadvantage if manufacturers got serious about slashing supply-chain emissions.
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Notebook Five years ago, the United States Department of Education got serious about addressing campus rape.
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This time Mr. Sclarow got serious, engineering a steel-hulled model shaped like a Quonset hut.
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" Or, "Hey, I was dating a couple people, and I actually got serious with someone else.
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Microsoft first got serious about digital inking in Windows 10 a year after the operating shipped.
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Things got serious after just three months and he asked her to marry him, sans ring.
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Some, after seeing enough depictions of the zombie apocalypse, got serious about their "What If?" plan.
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Whitted was funny, but "when it came down to getting serious, he got serious," Beneitone said.
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It is time Congress got serious about how it allows the people's money to be spent.
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"I've been semiretired for decades," Mr. Buffett replied with a chuckle, but then he got serious.
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While testifying before both House and Senate committees, Stumpf got serious flak for taking that approach.
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" William then chimed in: "I know, I've got serious OCD on light switches now, which is terrible.
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John got serious about figuring out what was happening and sought out experts who could help him.
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He would fade in the fall, when Republican voters got serious about making a long-term commitment.
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So I agree with a lot of politicians out there when they say, 'We've got serious issues.
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I actually think the game changing company was already in Mexico when Seattle got serious about Mexico.
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But in 2016, Facebook got serious about translation, switching from Microsoft Bing's technology to its own stack.
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Chris got serious for a minute and offered advice for Hollywood on how to legitimately conduct business.
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But hell, he's cute, he's got serious Hollywood connections, and he knows how to treat a lady.
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It was only when Fowler wrote a viral blog post detailing her complaints that Uber got serious.
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Two days later, we had no furniture, and so we got serious about renting our place out.
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When Che Lingo first got serious with the woman he loves, he had to make some changes.
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Ravenel, 55, and Jacobs, 33, first met in early May 2017 and quickly got serious with their relationship.
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We got serious and found a friend to donate instead, and after three attempts, a pregnancy finally stuck.
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We went out a handful of times and had a lot of fun, but it never got serious.
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The tech giant finally put on its big boy pants and got serious about making its own phones.
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Kevin Hart The comedian got serious and created a challenge to get other celebrities to donate as well.
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That woman was Danielle L. In a recent blog post for People, Viall got serious about his decision.
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James Macari/Sports Illustrated She's got serious curves — and she isn't afraid to flaunt them in a bikini.
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After the CMAs crowd offered up a congratulatory round of applause, Paisley got serious — or so it seemed.
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"No, no," he said with a chuckle, before his face got serious and he added, "My dad's rad."
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With her dad's status as a soccer legend, it's no surprise that Harper's got serious skills at her age.
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It's always going to be complicated with a Gemini, unless of course, things never got serious to begin with.
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Finally in 2011, Weiner got serious, raised a $2.5 million seed from Foundation Capital and built out a team.
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She's got serious foodie credentials According to her website, Ward trained at the prestigious culinary school Le Cordon Bleu.
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Trash talk between the teams was out of control, and with bragging rights at stake, the game got serious.
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But it turns out, the actor isn't the only person from the Netflix series who's got serious musical game.
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" But then Daly got serious, adding: "I'm honored to be here for yet another milestone in the career of 'NSYNC.
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Simone Biles has been the one to watch in this year's Games, and for good reason — she's got serious skills.
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A few months later I met a guy I liked (who is now my fiancé), and eventually things got serious.
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This particular rumor got serious earlier this month when images of a Surface-branded keyboard leaked through an FCC filing.
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Google got serious about the cloud around 2016, five years after Amazon Web Services had become a multibillion-dollar behemoth.
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This Francophile hedgehog found himself embraced (literally) by a love affair with a giant croissant, and things got serious fast.
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Johnson's got serious money problems ... crazy for a guy who reportedly made more than $80 MILLION during his NBA career.
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Smirnoff dated her season 3 partner, Lopez, and things got serious fast: they moved in together after just six months.
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Another tourist got "serious lacerations to his lower leg" after the attack, the Central Queensland Helicopter Rescue Service (RACQ) tweeted.
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After the hijinks of clean up parties and bucket list romps, freshly renewed Grown-ish got serious on Wednesday night.
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Fold up the ping pong tables and turn off the craft beer on tap — you've got serious work to do.
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After a botched al Qaeda attack in 2006, the kingdom got serious about dealing with the threat of internal terrorism.
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Maybe the conversations don't even happen: Sources say the Amazon talks only got serious several months later, in the winter.
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He joked Lori might need some help at the prison commissary soon -- but then got serious about what she's facing.
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Under Narendra Modi, the prime minister, the government has got serious about collecting data on whether children are actually learning anything.
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"They had fun then, but things never got serious," the source says of why things didn't become more serious back then.
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After they split, he got serious with Hightower, and the two married at their home in Marbletown, N.Y. in June 1997.
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Eva's said they knew each other before filming, but while onset in 2011 it sounds like that's when things got serious.
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Last year, it got serious enough for her to seek an order of protection, but a local court rejected her request.
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However, it wasn't until my stepmom gave me that piece of advice that I got serious about building a retirement fund.
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Instead of wallowing over the breakup, Abrams got serious about plotting her future, and she put it all in a spreadsheet.
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"I hope when we look back, this is the moment where we really got serious about having the conversation," said Livingston.
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We have got serious questions about the Russians and living up to their existing treaty agreements on the intermediate range missile treaty.
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For the first six months or so, no — I was an unthinking moron — but when it got serious I think I was.
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Once the Adcocks had an idea of just how big their portfolio needed to be, they got serious about slashing their spending.
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Long before Iran got serious about producing nuclear fuel for a future weapons program, it was on the hunt for powerful missiles.
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He's a winner, he's got serious basketball game and Dennis says the players love him -- question is ... will Phil actually pull the trigger??
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While Sony may not have released new VR hardware this year, it published a few PlayStation VR titles that got serious mainstream attention.
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When Kunsman got serious about making financial changes, he wrote down everything in a spreadsheet to see where all his money was going.
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The new Mr. Clean can't rest now that he's scored the iconic role -- instead he's got serious work to do in the gym.
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She got serious about makeup when she was 19-years old, and she never looked back, getting her training by watching Youtube tutorials.
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Mays and her husband then got serious about retirement savings, committing to increasing contributions every quarter until they reached a max-out level.
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Some 4,000 entries from 68 countries were up for the crown before things got serious and judges trimmed them down to 40 finalists.
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"I was in a few bands but I got serious about music when I started to play samba and get paid," she says.
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Jenny also got serious, talking about what it meant for 2 powerful Latina women to get up there on such a big platform.
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By the time Ms. Zabar got serious about her vintage business about five years ago, there was very little room for a newcomer.
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Snapchat only recently got serious about monetizing, rolling out Discover in 2015 and signing a contract with Viacom's ad sales team earlier this year.
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He's got serious chops; he's a Hudson Valley guy through and through, and he really cares about both the students and the local community.
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Early on, before Bryan and I got serious, I decided to book a trip to Europe to explore and learn more about gay culture.
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Things quickly got serious between the two after they started to discuss their families and realized their common past – both have an alcoholic parent.
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" As for the jewelry stuff ... Kudlow laughed at first, but then got serious and told us, "Actually, a good portfolio SHOULD have some gold!
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After lobbing a few softballs, the questions got serious: Homer was asked this: Which is better, Chicago-style pizza or New York-style pizza?
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When the real estate mogul first topped GOP polls, many pundits described it as a summer fling that would end when voters got serious.
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Investment growth has been slowing all year, and the stock market peaked and started falling in January, well before the trade war got serious.
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Ever since I got serious about vintage fashion, I adhered to one strict rule: not mixing and matching my eras in a single outfit.
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Marlon jokes he was actually the guy behind the tweet ... for selfish reasons, but then got serious about what could be Roseanne's comeback gig.
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Slater got serious about developing his ideas in 2006, and began working with scientists at the University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering.
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A world where we really got serious about righting the wrongs of colonialism would be a world that might also start to undercut capitalism.
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When Nissan got serious about improving its seats, it looked at data collected by NASA on the shape of the human spine in space.
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We're told the 2 have known each other longer, but bonded over tennis and things got serious quickly -- they're already living together in Manhattan.
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At the time, 'LLU' hosts Nazanin and Nadia chuckled along with T.I. as he recounted this story ... but later got serious in a statement.
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The same dread and paralyzing feeling I had before I got serious about my debt followed me as I began to save for retirement.
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But people got serious about Y2K and headed off a tech disaster — even if you still think it was all a bunch of baloney.
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It has been a long time since officials got serious about antitrust laws, and there's a "totally legitimate antitrust case against these guys," Cramer said.
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The issue first got serious attention in mid-August, and Microsoft sent out the fix via Windows Update late yesterday, August 31, according to PCWorld.
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Summer Rae's got serious game -- 'cause the smokin' hot former WWE superstar was suckin' face in Cabo San Lucas with Dallas Stars stud Tyler Seguin!
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Chuu started cosplaying in high school and she says she got serious about it eight years ago, after she graduated from college at SUNY Purchase.
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HartBeat, who first started posting sketch comedy and music videos in 2009, got serious when talking about what it's like dealing with negative online commenters.
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In fact, before Adcock got serious about retiring early, "I did budgeting wrong," he tells CNBC Make It. You could be doing it wrong too.
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All the same, many of President Donald Trump's most media-conscious supporters can't help but admit it: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has got serious political game.
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He plays a charismatic yet often unthoughtful genius of a director, as if Adam from Girls got serious and went into experimental off-Broadway theater.
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It is well past time that the political system and the Postal Service got serious about the dire straits of the Postal Service's basic operations.
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Then when I got serious about paying off my student loans after graduating from NYU, I decided to put all my focus on my debt.
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So the company did something that — at least in the stodgy world of telecommunications services — seemed radical: It got serious about competing with its larger rivals.
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Then she got serious, saying it was an honor to be mentioned among the other nominees and winners in the category -- who she called incredible women.
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Things got serious though when we asked if Kathy deserved to be fired from CNN -- and got even darker when he talked Trump and the environment.
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Rapper Yella Beezy is being accused of opening a can of whoop-ass on a guy tied to another rapper with whom Beezy's got serious beef.
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That's a similar goal to Baidu, which got serious on deep learning when it hired Ng, a co-founder of online learning startup Coursera, in 2014.
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Between hidden rainbows, jewel tones, and pantry-inspired shades (like red velvet and mulled wine), I've got serious whiplash from all the Instagram hair color trends.
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Still, since 2011, when Buzzfeed got serious about news coverage and hired Ben Smith as editor, the journalistic part of its operation has earned mainstream respect.
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When I got serious about paying down my student loan debt after graduation, I considered two popular repayment strategies: the debt snowball and the debt avalanche.
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That is, of course, until the Trump Administration and Congress got serious about repealing and replacing the law, at which time public opinion began to change.
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At that point, it got serious: Elixa and his family created a terrorism report with the government, and Tesla's legal and security teams also got involved.
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After I described the episode and let him know that the reaction had subsided before it got serious, he replied that he was apologetic and frustrated.
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" In 2013, Mr. Forte and the writing duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who made "The Lego Movie," got serious about "The Last Man on Earth.
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Gun-related injuries and deaths have been falling for the past decade — not coincidentally, over the same period that the city got serious about gun laws.
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These successful local and state efforts show what it would look like if the United States as a whole got serious about tackling the opioid epidemic.
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After steering clear of much major giving in 2019, the biggest donors in the Democratic Party got serious in the first month of the election year.
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There are no clear answers to these questions yet, six weeks after discussions about forming the initiative got serious, only a commitment to figuring them out.
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The Riverdale actor, who usually uses his social media to share funny memes and troll his twin brother Dylan, got serious in light of the devastating attack.
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But after she and James (who goes by Jamie) got serious, she was introduced to his family home: historic Woburn Abbey, where he was born and raised.
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But now that we've got a little distance for perspective, it's worth asking whether the year Google got serious about building its own hardware was actually good.
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The company finally got serious about making its own hardware last year, potentially as a way to diversify itself and make money on something other than ads.
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When Netflix first got serious about its original programming ambitions, it started with House of Cards, ordering two seasons of the series without even seeing a pilot.
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Dr. Oz says his inclusion in the NBA's Celebrity All-Star Game is no fluke because he's got serious game ... which he's modeled after another famous doc.
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The couple has been rumored to be dating since November, and things got serious a month later when 21-year-old Turner introduced Jonas to her family.
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It tells how, in 2012, the shoe giant got serious about corporate responsibility, voluntarily banning labor abuses and toxic pollutants at its contracted factories around the world.
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Whereas speaking lineups over the first three days in Cleveland brought a melange of B-list celebrities, athletes, and entertainers, Thursday was the day Trump got serious.
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But then he got serious and told us ... behind the scenes at WWE, Kane -- real name Glenn Jacobs -- was all business and handled everything like a pro.
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Once the relationship got serious, Ms. Carter said, she had absolutely no qualms about leaving Los Angeles and moving to the D.C. area, where Mr. Altman lived.
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Bekah recently had to stop all communication with her mother and older siblings, with whom she had been close until her relationship with her partner got serious.
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Within the last hundred years, countries got serious about reducing deaths from physical injuries at work—and in the developed world, have been remarkably successful in doing so.
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After a spot-on performance, Fatone burst into (mock) tears backstage, but got serious as he said he and his bandmates look up to Boyz II Men star.
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The Barbados Babe -- who has known Sonita since they were 11 -- wore the hell outta this blue dress in yet another example that her wardrobe's got serious range.
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But Clyburn got serious blowback as younger black voices suggested Buttigieg's campaign leaked the memo to generate sympathy for their candidate as a victim of bigoted black voters.
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Music has always been a part of his life, and once he got serious about photography, he felt compelled to combine the two in any way he could.
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I'd repeat this behavior in subsequent relationships for years to come — the second things got serious, I'd cut and run in a preemptive effort to guard my heart.
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" In 2009, Mr. Lewin "got serious," did layouts and signed a contract with a publisher, Assouline, for a volume to be called "Behind the Scenes With Richard Avedon.
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It's not just that Jennifer Lopez looks stunning, or that she's got serious moves, or that it's a striking song, though of course all these things are true.
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After dabbling in some psychology classes, Vaudreuil got serious and took on mechanical engineering, which was a natural fit because he's more of a hands-on kind of guy.
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The society got serious coverage on the "Today Show" and from Walter Cronkite, gained 50,000 members (said its founder) and, though exposed after four years, ran on and on.
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Kanye West got serious on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Thursday, launching into a seven-minute oration about changing the world that had even funny lady DeGeneres sitting in silence.
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We got the rapper, and famous suicide prevention advocate, leaving 'The Daily Show' studio Tuesday night in NYC where he got serious with our photog for a hot minute.
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But when he returned from South America, he got serious: He started his insurance start-up from a friend's basement, where he crashed while living off his unemployment checks.
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Eventually, after denying the extent of the problem and downplaying their ability to cope with it, social media companies got serious and got better at rooting out extremist accounts.
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I built up my net worth in the last two years of my 2400s, when I got serious about paying off my credit card debt (again) and saving money.
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GLo laughed it off, but then got serious about the DREAM Act -- which would allow undocumented children of immigrants to go to school, work and eventually become U.S. residents.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt got serious about stocking his armory (and drafting soldiers) more than a year before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, soon after France fell to Germany.
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The discussion started with small talk about design, then got serious fast when she launched into a dark confession about never leaving her basement that culminated with this attention-getter.
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Unfortunately, balances on other cards started going up as I was paying off my original debt, so I still had about $43,24 left to pay off when I got serious.
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" Udall added that if the allegations against Jackson, who is the White House physician to the president, are proven, "he's got serious problems in terms of taking over this agency.
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Over the following year, there were seen on trips together and stepping out for dinners, though a source told PEOPLE in 2016 that things "never got serious" between the two.
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Before they got serious about collecting, the Vogels purchased a small Picasso sculpture as a celebration of their engagement, then a John Chamberlain sculpture followed in honor of their marriage.
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Like many players, I got serious about the game after reading "Word Freak" by Stefan Fatsis, a journalist who explored the underground Scrabble scene and eventually became an expert-level player.
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The veteran actress then got serious when she discussed what it meant for her to be accepting the award in the midst of an important moment for women in the industry.
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But it wasn't until opening his own bakery, Houston's Common Bond, in 2014 that he got serious about producing the sweet bread for commercial purposes and first received attention for it.
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Blogging My Way Out of DebtI got serious about personal money management in 2014 by starting a blog, From Frugal to Free, to chronicle my attempt to budget and repay debt.
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This week, the U.S. government got serious about self-driving cars, Apple rolled out new software betas, and we uncovered evidence that Facebook has built a Messenger for Mac desktop app.
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The techniques won't quench the collective thirst of humanity, but they've got serious potential to help us augment water supplies in particularly dry places, especially as climate change wreaks its havoc.
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It was all a joke pretty much for the first four years, then it dawned on me that maybe it was the only thing I could do, and it got serious.
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Our sources say the two have been dating since March -- but things got serious in April when he posted the first pic of the two of them together on social media.
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Lyons dropped out of high-school and was fired from a bunch of low-skilled jobs before he got serious about building a start-up intent on disrupting the insurance industry.
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Despite the number of Donald Trump jokes Handler has tweeted in recent months, the Netflix host got serious about the 45th president during a webchat with Gold Derby, this past June.
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The institution's newest addition, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, opened in 2016 but was first proposed in the 1920s and first got serious consideration in the 85033s.
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Where Blue & Lonesome is a sodden thing—many old rockers have recorded sharper, spunkier, wiser music—this collection proves what world-beaters they were even before they got serious about songwriting.
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Dog got serious and emotional talking about her death, though ... revealing it came really fast and -- despite knowing the day would come as she battled cancer -- the family wasn't prepared for it.
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"If you've never put so much as a finger in your ass, you've got serious cojones to think that you should be allowed to be putting things into anyone else's," Play says.
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That's when Will got serious ... saying he NEVER wants to see the day when radios are blasting in race cars ... 'cause it just ain't safe bumpin' Fetty Wap when you're going 200 mph.
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After trading jokes with her Republican rival, Donald Trump, at the Al Smith dinner in New York, Clinton got serious, praising her Catholic hosts and Pope Francis' fights against climate change and inequality.
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In response to some foolish protestor landing a tiny piece of radioactive sand on the roof of the home of Japan's prime minister last year, Tokyo's police department got serious about drone neutralizing.
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Airbnb finally got serious about the Chinese market this year, and now its chief rival in the country — Tujia — has tapped investors for $300 million more to sharpen its focus on global markets.
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That's when he made a bet with a friend that he could become an Olympian -- and after watching the movie "Eddie the Eagle" ... he got serious about finding the right sport for him.
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Trump invited trucking industry representatives to the White House in order to discuss health care proposals and infrastructure, but before things got serious, he climbed into a semi-truck and pretended to drive.
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In January, the Trump administration announced it would suspend $900 million in security aid to Pakistan until the country got serious about cracking down on terrorist groups like the Taliban and Haqqani network.
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That's the upshot of the 2018 Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion, which found that Earth's ozone layer has started to recover since humans got serious about preserving it more than 20113 years ago.
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Fallon got serious and presented Chopra with paint (in India it's colorful powder, sometimes mixed with water for a more lasting effect or a thick paste), which she joyfully smeared all over his face.
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As cities and states continue to battle Uber and Lyft over regulations, Massachusetts just gave us a peek at what it would look like if every single one of them got serious about it.
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The state's fight against the Mafia got serious in 1992 after the group murdered two of Italy's top magistrates, Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, triggering national outrage and finally forcing complacent politicians to act.
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Aquaman got serious for a sec when we caught up with him at LAX and asked if he had a message for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, which is fiercely battling the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The Ukrainian library's problems got serious in October 2015 when armed, masked police carried out a pre-dawn raid and arrested Natalya Sharina, then its director, confiscating books the authorities called illegal anti-Russian propaganda.
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Ms. Zomorodi got serious about explaining blockchain in the second episode of "ZigZag," and she did it with the help of a "Schoolhouse Rock"-style jingle sung by the musician and podcaster Martin Zaltz Austwick.
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Many U.S. dams were built decades ago, before states got serious about addressing climate change — so they aren't exactly edging out old coal-fired power plants, the way that new wind and solar projects are.
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If the US ever got serious about adopting strict limits on CO2 emissions, one thing policymakers might worry about is that many of America's factories and plants would simply move overseas, blunting the plan's effectiveness.
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Although Carnival based its first ship—the Costa Allegra—at a mainland Chinese port back in 20133, only in the past year have the big three got serious about moving capacity there from America and Europe.
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That's why the 10-year yield in the US has plunged even though the Fed got serious about flip-flopping on rate increases and then actually raised its policy rate, with threats of more to come.
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We're told Russian heir Egor Tarabasov popped the question over the weekend, and LiLo said ... Da. As we've told you ... 29-year-old Lindsay and Egor started dating about 5 months ago, and got serious pretty quickly.
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According to the report, the first whiff of the outbreak came in September, when Texas health officials learned of three cases in which people got serious infections after receiving a stem cell treatment at an outpatient clinic.
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The real opportunity for Facebook's future engagement growth is bringing the Stories format to the international market that Snapchat has largely neglected for four years and only recently got serious about by re-engineering its Android app.
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As discussions got serious this week in Brussels — amid open feuding, cabinet splits and confusion over policy objectives back in London — Britain's handling of its most important negotiations since World War II was starting to look shambolic.
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When he got serious, however, he reaffirmed Apple's moral obligation to fight a court order to force Apple to let the FBI hack into an iPhone used by one of the perpetrators of the San Bernardino mass shooting.
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Here's the deal ... The Weeknd announced a March 20 release date for his new project "After Hours" long before the virus reached the United States ... and made the difficult decision to keep the date as things got serious.
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We asked if he ever pretends to be Odell to nail cleat chasers who don't realize he's not the NFL player ... and that's when Carter got serious and told us he absolutely has not and will not go there.
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"We have a family chat on WhatsApp so there's been a good bit of banter... He probably wants Germany to win but it hasn't got serious yet, before the game starts it probably will," he said with a smile.
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We're pretty sure she's joking about going au naturel for her new show, but Roseanne got serious the instant we compared her to James Gunn ... the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' director who got fired over his own scandalous tweets.
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We got serious déjà-vu at last year's Met Gala, when Kim Kardashian strolled in wearing this same sort of naked dress with a long, feathered train — a lot like Beyoncé's dress from the same event, three years prior.
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The sight of Molly, who had been a chef and blogger before she and John got serious about their farm-to-table ideas, gathering clothes as billowing smoke is seen out the window behind her, is immediately tension-inducing.
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Since Google got serious about developing features for major enterprises two years ago, the number of organizations paying for G Suite has doubled to more than 4 million, a new figure expected to be highlighted in Alphabet's earnings announcement Thursday.
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Jones didn't take his shirt off and scream that Hillary Clinton worships the devil and smells like sulpher (that was so 2016), no, in something far more out of character, Jones got serious and apologized for his role in pizzagate.
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Her first artistic forays were with collage and one-off paintings, but it wasn't until Lorelei got into vintage porn and encountered actual artists in Portland, Oregon that she got serious about making art, this time via drawing and illustration.
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When I got serious about paying off $2401,000 of debt a few years ago, I thought at first that I would have to be totally financially solvent before I started investing for retirement, but realized I couldn&apost wait any longer.
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So when I got serious about paying off $80,000 of debt — including credit cards, back taxes, and personal loans — a few years ago, I thought at first that I would have to be totally financially solvent before I started investing.
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When we were being chased by another group of pirates, we got serious, and suddenly we were calling out sightings, navigation instructions, and helm direction like we were in a racing yacht, trying to leech every ounce of speed from the wind.
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Read more: The week Trump and conservatives finally got serious about coronavirusTrump announces the US will use a 1950s-era law to ramp up production of masks and protective gear as coronavirus spreadsThe White House requests another $45.8 billion in emergency coronavirus funding
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" Saying that "the door is open a crack" to an era of major reforms and the end of "business as usual," she added: "Think about it — a nation that elects someone like Donald Trump is a nation that has got serious problems.
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We got the doc at Shaq's Fun House party in Miami heading into Super Bowl weekend, and while the mood was light ... things immediately got serious when our guy asked about the disease and the collateral damage Asians have been experiencing as a result.
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Our Stockton spies -- yeah, we got those -- tell us Dana, Nate and a couple of suits were all friendly as they chowed down, but the talk got serious and ended abruptly when Dana was visibly angry, stood up and beelined it for his SUV.
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Both the success and failure give Kan deep credibility with fellow founders who might consider applying to YC. Kan also recently got serious about streaming his life on Snapchat at "justinkan", giving a behind-the-scenes view of a high-profile founder's life in Silicon Valley.
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Much of the joking was nothing out of line with the traditionally barbed remarks the two parties' nominees make every four years — but they took on a dark edge when Trump got serious and and appeared to attack Clinton with serious intent, drawing scattered boos and jeers.
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US air is cleaner than it used to be, but there is still work to doAccording to the EPA, aggregate emissions of six of the most common air pollutants in the US have dropped 73% since 1970, when the agency got serious about cleaning up the air.
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Even before that, physicists were hoping to hunt for axions with this experiment originally called SATAN, or the Solar Axion Telescopic Antennae, "but when the field got serious some people said if you want to get funding for this experiment you might want to change the name," said Irastorza.
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Ironically, Mattice noted that the focus on technological security got serious after Congress passed the national Help America Vote Act in the wake of the 2000 elections, which mandated that states develop integrated voter registration systems -- effectively placing all the voter data in systems that could be hacked.
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From its first voice messaging and VOIP features back in 2013 to its new voice control system Aloha that works on its recently launched Portal video chat screen, Facebook has long taken an interest in the accessibility of voice, but only got serious about building it across its products in 2018.
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While our mortgage balance for our house in central Indiana started at about $155,000 (we put down $60,23 on our home when we bought it to avoid private mortgage insurance), we owed only about $100,000 by the time we got serious since we had been "rounding up" our payments slightly all along.
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" Roday got serious about putting together a crew of women (one of whom is Julianna Guill, who produces and stars in Treehouse) because, as he puts it, one of his greatest fears in making the film was "being a dude commenting on this movement and where we are as a society...and getting it wrong.
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The kind of personal rule we adopted for how we go about being a first couple in South Bend, when he came into my life and we were dating and it got serious was we're going to act like any other couple and we're going to invite people to treat us like any other couple.
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Finally, after their moving rendition of "Shallow" from A Star Is Born, the women got serious and pointed out that all women are supporting actresses because of the way they support each other — be it Poehler, who joked that she supports Fey and Rudolph "financially," or Fey, who says she supports Poehler's boobs while she goes running.
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"Time is running out, and if we're going to avoid having either short- or long-term CR or either a short- or long-term debt ceiling increase, it's time that we got serious on a bipartisan basis to try to work this out and not have the kind of chaos that goes along with our inability to come together on these important issues," McConnell said.
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We got Hart out at Mr Chow and asked him if it's officially time to say Brady's the GOAT ... since he passed Peyton Manning up for most all-time victories by an NFL QB. That's when KH -- a HUGE sports fan -- got serious ... saying it ain't cool to put Tom at the top while he's still taking snaps ... getting especially hesitant when Joe Montana's name was brought up.
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In a tribute video to Leno — which featured high-profile figures including former Secretary of State Colin Powell, former President George W. Bush and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE singing his praises and lauding his work with military vets — the 85033-year-old comedian got serious.
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