I've got him all juiced up on testosterone, I'm all juiced up on estrogen … it makes a difference!
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Cousins, who said last week that he's "juiced up every game," delivered a classic "juiced up" Cousins moment after the game on Sunday.
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Portable chargers are great, but those need to be juiced up too.
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Apple has also juiced up the guts of the Series 4, too.
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What's worse than being brutally KO'd by a juiced-up Jon Jones??
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Plus a dash of juiced-up jungle breaks for that extra sharp edge.
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Whoop is probably the most prominent of these juiced-up, hyper-focused wearables.
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That wasted power means your phone's not being juiced up at full capacity.
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The foldable, pocket-sized wireless design keeps your device juiced up wherever you go.
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With a fast charger, the car can be juiced up in about 35 minutes.
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Amazon has some great deals today on RAVPower chargers to keep your devices juiced up.
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Keeping them juiced up that high is actually worse for their health, according to studies.
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The more gadgets you have, the harder it becomes to keep them all juiced up.
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It typically takes around two hours to charge your iPhone from dead to fully juiced up.
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Amazon has plenty of power banks on sale today to keep just about anything juiced up.
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This isn't the first time Humana has doled out bonuses based on juiced-up profit numbers.
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They can also be juiced up in 10 minutes to get up to 5 hours of playback.
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But his bonuses were weighed heavily by a juiced-up figure known as adjusted earnings per share.
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Super Boost is a juiced-up version of Boost, which gives users 10 times more profile views.
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Just make sure the panels are in contact with sunlight and your devices will stay juiced up.
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These deals on charging accessories should help you keep your devices juiced up no matter the circumstances.
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Those who indulge will once again be seduced into binging rather than savoring this juiced-up course.
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A diner can tell the difference between a burger that's actually juicy and one that's juiced up.
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Quotable: "They came in, they juiced up the medallion, a superficial value," a Chicago cabdriver from Greece said.
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My iPhone charges more quickly and can be juiced up on a wireless charging pad throughout the day.
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As before, the case supports wireless charging and can be juiced up when resting on Samsung's recent phones.
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Orange lights mean your devices are still charging, while a soft white light means they're all juiced up.
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To complement its juiced-up engine, the GLE 63 S coupe also gets flared fenders, a rear diffuser, ...
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That hurdle really can only be overcome with a team that's juiced-up about the product they are building.
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To recharge, simply plug the two-wheeler into a wall outlet and four hours later it'll be juiced up.
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The juiced-up rats also required less time to solve the mazes and visited fewer locations than their unmodified selves.
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"We tend to always come out too juiced up for big games like this," the senior guard Duane Notice said.
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Many of these objects rely on Bluetooth connections, but someday, they may run on a juiced-up version of Wi-Fi.
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While you wait for it to get juiced up, you can download the app and connect the unit; this was seamless.
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It's even rechargeable via USB, so you can plug it into a computer or wall charger to keep it juiced up.
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Nearly a year ago, Trump pushed massive deficit-financed tax cuts through the Republican Congress that temporarily juiced up the economy.
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Luckily, there are plenty of affordable charging mats out there that can keep your devices juiced up using just one cable.
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The dollar's third juiced-up rally was in the mid-2000s even though it fell nominally against a basket of major currencies.
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Once these juiced-up CAR-T cells are reintroduced into the patient's bloodstream, they should prevent cancer from spreading and taking hold.
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The real payoff with Tinder Select, it seems, is the juiced up algorithm, which results in you getting a lot more matches.
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The phone juiced up quickly from 27% to 73% in about 20 minutes and was fully charged in about 30-40 minutes.
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Carrying around a portable charger will have you juiced up all day long, so you don't have to go without your phone.
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It's a smaller battery, though, so it only fully recharged my iPhone XS once before it needed to be juiced up again.
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You can think of the new juiced-up Slide Over as being like an iPhone X that hovers on top of other apps.
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That's right, the app will let the person waiting for you know if your phone is dying or if you're all juiced up.
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With a Qi-certified wireless charger and 5,000 mAh battery built into the top cover, BentoStack keeps your devices juiced up and organized.
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With majority control up for grabs in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, both parties have juiced up their political rhetoric.
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Every damn company under the sun makes a battery pack to charge up your phone, tablet, smartwatch, or whatever you need juiced up.
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His appearance, downstairs, at this annual convention sponsored by the progressive Citizens for Community Improvement, has juiced up speculation over his 2020 plans.
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Most vaporwave I've heard sounds like smooth jazz juiced up with side-chain, with a sax player on vacation most of the time.
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A lot of times you'll see those guys, first-time opportunity, they're too juiced up and they come out there and overthrow balls.
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Equipped with solar technology, it converts and stores solar energy in a massive 26,800mAh battery, keeping your smartphone juiced up many times over.
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In other words, this wasn't just a prototype for Netflix, which wasn't even mailing DVDs by this point, but a juiced-up WebTV.
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Just place your Qi-compatible phone next to you while you work and you'll have a fully juiced-up device in no time.
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For one, the charging pad should only be juiced up through a surge protector, and they should be charged separately from the device itself.
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Once reintroduced into a patient's bloodstream, the juiced-up immune cells made it much more difficult for the cancer to spread and take hold.
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Last year's massive deficit-financed tax cuts, mostly to the wealthy and large corporations, juiced-up the economy when unemployment was already very low.
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Naztech Wireless Power Hub 5: Qi-Enabled and 4 USB Ports Keep all your devices organized and juiced up with this wireless power hub.
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The bottom line is that the economy's growth has slowed meaningfully from a year ago, when it was juiced-up by deficit-financed tax cuts.
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If your phone is completely dead, there's no way to check in before it reaches a minimum charge to see if it's getting juiced up.
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TL;DR: These portable charging accessories will keep your smartphone juiced up all day long, and they're on sale for up to 42 percent off.
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Not to be outdone, Herman Cain voiced his support for an electrified border fence, one juiced up enough to be lethal: Touch it and die.
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If you're absolutely sucking down power like there's no tomorrow, there's always fast wired and fast wireless charging to keep the Note 9 juiced up.
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Conor McGregor just UNLOADED on the WWE -- saying most of the pro wrestlers are "p**sies" -- and blasted Brock Lesnar as a juiced up cheater.
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Some of our favorite deals this week include warm pullovers, heated ski boots, and a portable charger to keep your phone juiced up during outdoor adventures.
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To progress through the game, you'll need to fight Super Bosses, aka juiced-up versions of normal levels that require you to complete a task first.
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But right in front of me, on this ridge, was the most cantankerous animal I knew on this earth, all juiced up from his unresolved fight.
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The Fed faces some tricky technical tasks, from reversing quantitative easing (see article) to solving the puzzle of why low unemployment has not juiced up inflation.
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It delves into the depths of pop culture, and its dialogue sounds like the slapdash, cognizant cadence known as Whedon-speak, but juiced up on testosterone.
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In it, a model climbs onto the "megaformer," a juiced-up Pilates contraption with stable platforms on both ends, and a moveable platform in the middle.
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Xscape got their fans all juiced up when they announced they were getting back together, but you're gonna have a hard time seeing them ... so far, anyway.
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A network of contract workers are paid to scoop up scooters, charge them at home, and return the juiced-up devices to the streets in the morning.
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You can also save on a gaming stand for Nintendo Switch, a wireless charger, and a multi-port wall charger to keep all your devices juiced up.
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Getting trumped by Trump is nothing compared to the guy in Nevada who can now say he's juiced up the Juice -- and lived to tell the tale.
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Mike D'Antoni has two Eclipse Award-winning thoroughbreds helming his transcendent system; Green is merely a juiced-up guinea pig back strapped to one of their backs.
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If the internationally available Ranger Raptor — the smaller alternative to Ford's juiced-up F-150 Raptor — ever hits US shores, it'll likely be a hit as well.
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The charger itself can also be juiced up wirelessly, so you never really have to worry about those crappy Lightning cables again if you don't want to.
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Remember, a juiced up Ivan Drago beat Apollo Creed to death during that exhibition bout in "Rocky IV" ... why didn't you throw in the damn towel, Rock!?!
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But ANITA was calibrated to detect a more mysterious class of neutrinos that scientists think get juiced up during interactions with ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs).
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"The second quarter was a strong quarter, but it was juiced up by the tax cuts and higher government spending," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, warned.
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If you have a garage, the safest bet is to plug the car into a regular electric outlet, and by morning your car should be plenty juiced up.
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The camera does seem to charge faster, depending on what it's plugged into, and you can use a supported battery pack to keep it juiced up on the go.
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But the problem is more than a juiced-up email scam (despite some probably-predatory journals looking essentially the same), and highlights many issues in today's scientific publishing industry.
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All right-thinking Southern wrestling fans were skeptical of McMahon's predilection for steroids and style over substance, and Luger might have rolled right off McMahon's juiced-up assembly line.
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Just set your phone on top of it for automatic charging and wake up in the morning with a fully juiced-up phone and weather details at your fingertips.
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A shitty dude in slicked back hair and a $5,000 suit screaming at teenagers and giving juiced up quotes to any reporter who sticks a mic in his face.
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In the back, there's a direct charging function for an AirPods case, and your watch sits on a little side stand to get juiced up at the same time.
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He also weighs in on Joe Morgan's steroid-player-hating letter from earlier in the week, and tells us if he ever thinks guys who juiced up should get in.
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There could even be an "anything goes" division, although this won't completely prevent cheating, as inevitably some juiced-up athletes will try to compete in divisions not meant for them.
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It's the story of an aging, reactionary ruler refusing to let go even as his body and mental faculties nudge him, as if he were juiced up with cultural Viagra.
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And when the battle begins, Black Panther comes face to face with a juiced-up Skrull who flashes various superpowers (Wolverine's claws, Luke Cage's unbreakable skin, Danny Rand's Iron Fist).
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In the meantime, it's probably as good a time as ever to bump a reminder that a juiced-up smart house does not a private or even mildly enjoyable experience make.
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Few people having real sex and experiencing a real orgasm pull the face ahegao girls do, which is part of its allure: It's a juiced-up parody of an O-face.
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It includes one storage stand and one charging stand and features a built-in LED indicator that'll let you know when your console is juiced up and ready to catch 'em all.
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Such a scenario, with a juiced up hurricane making landfall and stalling out, is the stuff of nightmares for flood forecasters, since the number one killer from tropical cyclones is inland flooding.
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If you're the type who likes to turn off their console completely instead of using Standby Mode, this charging station is great for keeping your controllers juiced up without using the console.
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Thus: Glenn Beck in his heyday juiced up his viewers by telling them that Obama was going to unleash hyperinflation any day now; he personally cashed in by hawking overpriced gold coins.
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What HCA expects: Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (a juiced-up form of profitability) are expected to stay the same year over year in the first quarter at $2 billion.
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With the addition of curvilinear lines as borders separating one area from another, wilder color, and other stylistic moves, Petersen has juiced up the "impish delight" that I saw in his first exhibition.
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Deficit-financed tax cuts juiced up the economy this past year, and while the benefits of the tax cuts are fading, big deficit-financed increases in government spending are now in full swing.
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While the "object in the picture is moving" plot is clichéd, it could be easily juiced up with a lot of world building, an infusion of jump scares, and opportunities for hammy acting.
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"I mean fair play to Brock, he got in and fought [at UFC 200] ... but at the end of the day he's juiced up to the eyeballs ... so how can I respect that?"
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In a second experiment with similar results, rats were given a juiced-up version of PEG that uses graphene nanoribbons—an electrically conductive material—that serves as a scaffold along which neurons can grow.
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It has a slightly shorter runtime than the Deebot 500 (100 minutes versus 110), but it's got the same self-recharging feature and will even resume its cleaning session once it's all juiced up.
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This discovery represents a major breakthrough in a mystery that has eluded scientists for over a century: Where do these bizarre particles come from, and why are they so juiced up on cosmic energy?
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Ninja and Yolandi delivered muscular live bars over juiced-up trance and techno production to a packed, sweat-soaked, somehow-still-raging closing night crowd for one of the best sets of the festival.
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Particularly amid an impeachment debate that has polarized the country, the former lawmakers think a juiced-up Trump turnout will lift them past their Democratic opponents and potentially help Republicans win back the House.
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"The market got too juiced up before the tropical storm...a lot of the weakness in the week (since) has been unwinding from that," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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The total of the operations was about $3.8 trillion and is widely felt to have stemmed liquidity issues, held interest rates low, and juiced up the prices of risky assets like stocks and corporate bonds.
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Zandi told reporters that Friday's jobs report — which, unlike the ADP report, includes government workers — might be more "juiced up" relative to the ADP number as the government ramps up hiring for the 2020 Census.
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That's when the positive electrode on the battery becomes so juiced up it begins to create oxygen inside, which wrecks the delicately balanced chemical composition of the hermetically sealed battery and leads to thermal runaway.
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Dorsey, a gifted motivator and public speaker, inspired his fellow tweeps so much that many of them took to Twitter like juiced-up football players to gush about why they'll never quit the struggling company.
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But get this: In a tournament that pitted AI against AI, this juiced-up version, called AlphaGo Zero, defeated the regular AlphaGo by a whopping 100 games to 0, signifying a major advance in the field.
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Facebook is facing a similar reckoning as a result of the Russian bot scandal, as the company anticipates user engagement stats to dip as it moves to emphasize quality user experiences over juiced-up quarterly numbers.
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It's also made from organic wood (take your pick from walnut or oak), and features micro-suction tape technology with a cable locking system that makes it easy to use your phone while it gets juiced up.
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Charging speed, on the other hand, is fast approaching the point where you'll be able to plug in a smartphone when you start brushing your teeth and have it fully juiced up by the time you finish.
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You need both a fast-charging phone and a fast-charging adapter to get your handset juiced up as quickly as possible—as you'll know if you've ever tried to charge your phone from a laptop's USB port.
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But as yet another deadly hurricane looms on the US eastern seaboard, juiced up from soaring global temperatures, even truly earnest efforts to leverage the oil boom toward a greener future seem to be too little too late.
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We were underemployed kids of the recession from all backgrounds, many of whom were also children of immigrants who moved to New York without jobs nor connections, but with juiced-up ambition and a knack for spotting opportunity.
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Until the tech gods come up with a way to make batteries last all day long (with streaming and all), we have no choice but to settle for chargers to keep us juiced up and connected on the go.
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Or the pronounced sexual undercurrent running through the double-portrait, "Two Sisters" (1944), from the collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art, with its wickedly crossed eyes, bared breasts, and juiced-up color a blush shy of garish?
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SURGE DUO Dual USB and Dual Surge Charging Station This power hub sits atop your desk and sports two standard outlets and two USB ports with built-in SmartCharge to keep all your gadgets juiced up during your workday.
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South Korea's economy expanded at the fastest pace in three quarters in the last three months of 2018 as a jump in government spending juiced up construction and investment, though weak exports cast a cloud over the outlook for growth.
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Just plug it in for about two and a half hours to get it juiced up, then using its built-in USB-C cable, you can use it to charge just about any Type-C device — even laptops — on the go.
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"A campy, juiced-up ker-splat, busy with clumsy pyrotechnics and never nearing the vicinity of satire," wrote The Village Voice, just one of many voices to cry out in agony over this version starring Mark Wahlberg as the visiting astronaut.
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One was a juiced-up electric version of Partch's guitar, tuned to G on all strings, and a tenor sax turned into a "hookah sax" through the insertion of a seven-foot rubber tube between the instrument's neck and body.
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EVRI 80W USB-C Charging Station Turn a single wall outlet into a full-blown charging station with a USB-C outlet and four Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 ports, ensuring all of your gadgets are juiced up whenever you need them.
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Not only is he caught trying to smuggle unused drugs out of his boxing gym locker — they're the ones Mad Dog (Eli Goree) gave him to prep for fighting a juiced-up Randy — but he apologizes to Randy's grieving sister live on camera.
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This BESTEK power hub keeps your gadgets juiced up on long car rides with 200 watts of continuous DC to AC power and 400 watts of peak power, as well as AC outlets, two USB charging ports, and a 12V cigarette lighter socket.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's economy expanded at the fastest pace in three quarters in the last three months of 2018 as a jump in government spending juiced up construction and investment, though weak exports cast a cloud over the outlook for growth.
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This year's iPhone event will mark a full year since Apple announced its AirPower charging pad, which was shown to be able to wirelessly charge up to three devices at one time — perfect for keeping an iPhone, Apple Watch, and a pair of AirPods juiced up.
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Many of those punchlines involve dark and depraved tales of working in some of Montreal's best-known restaurants and fans of MUNCHIES' Chef's Night Out series may even recall a particularly agitated and "juiced-up" Beaver presiding over a chaotic kitchen at the now-defunct Bethlehem XXX.
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The result is often a juiced-up amygdala more apt to flip you into fight, flight or freeze mode in response to even the slightest concern, and keep you there, rather than return you to a state of calm in the absence of clear and present danger.
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Which leaves horse racing—actually a pretty fun-for-five-minutes "Super Mario Colt" affair in which you're more likely to win races by staying with the pack, your stamina benefitting from the "herd effect", before bolting for the line, juiced up on collectible star power.
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Carrying the tagline "salute to speed," the McLaren 6T can be rightly expected to feature all the excellent quickness and responsiveness that OnePlus' ordinary 6T provides, though probably juiced up with some suitably increased RAM and storage numbers on the spec sheet and a fattened-up price to match.
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With the included 103-watt fast charger, Samsung says the phones can be juiced up from 0-100 percent in a little over an hour and with a 45-watt charger (sold separately), the phones can get enough power to "last through the day" with a 210-minute charge.
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For those not among the tens of millions who have watched his tutorials of homemade X-Men powers and juiced-up motor toilets, Furze is YouTube star who has built an audience of 5.4 million subscribers by manufacturing mayhem in a tiny shed outside of a UK suburb.
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Alan S. Blinder, a vice chairman of the Fed during the Clinton administration, recalls the damage caused in the 1970s by Arthur F. Burns, who Mr. Blinder said juiced up the economy as Fed chairman to help President Richard M. Nixon's re-election bid and cracked down hard afterward.
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In 2006, long after the steroid era's peak, he instituted stiffer drug testing policies, though critics say he didn't act soon enough, giving in to the thrill of watching juiced up ballplayers smack fastballs a mile through the sky just as baseball withered in popularity compared to football and basketball.
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As he explained in his most recent investors newsletter: In our January letter to investors, we shared our view that 2017 would be a year characterized by reflation globally, an end to central bank easing, and a US economy juiced up by the Trump administration's increased fiscal spending and tax reform.
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In the wraparound material, which exists solely to get us from one segment to the next, Galifianakis is challenged by Will Ferrell — playing a juiced-up version of himself as the coke-addicted, click-obsessed head of Funny or Die — to create 10 new episodes in two weeks as he crosses the country.
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Fox News strategic analyst Ralph Peters said "the Founding Fathers didn't want every juiced-up psycho to have a machine gun collection" and argued that "an armed crowd" would have only made the situation worse after a mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert left at least 58 dead and more than 500 wounded.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)But if a mouse mat is going to take up as much room as the PowerPlay mat, and it's not being used by one of those people who really, really, like big mouse pads, then I kind of want it to do more than have a glowing G and keep my mouse juiced up.
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Given that 35 million tons of plastic pollution is dumped into land and sea habitats each year, much of which gets ground down into micron-scale beads like those in the study, the bodies of wild mosquitoes larvae may well be juiced up with plastics by the time they start buzzing around and feeding on blood.
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Offex Overlord 45-inch Wide PC Gamer Computer Desk Designed for gaming, this red and black desk features a wide enough surface for multiple monitors and has built-in headphone hooks, a cup holder, a cord-management hole, three grounded outlet receptors, and two USB charging ports, to keep everything organized and juiced up throughout your workday.
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Elsewhere on the other hardware front, 9to5Mac has unearthed what it reckons is a minor tweak coming to AirPods, with a revised version number (1.1 to 1.2) and a video suggesting Apple is moving the charging indicator light from insight to the front of the device so you don't have to pop it open to check if your earbuds are juiced up yet.
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Ms. Magenheimer's art often feels like Gertrude Stein's work set to music (in one video, an evocatively pitched-down PJ Harvey song) and juiced up with images, like those of deer captured by surveillance cameras, primates looking into a mirror installed in a forest, or a lone piece of luggage on an airport conveyor belt, accompanied by a voice-over describing loneliness and heartbreak.
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There was a 17-year-old girl who developed a permanent scar in her right cornea after sleeping in lenses she had bought from a chain store; a 34-year-old woman with an infection who hadn't visited her eye doctor in five years, instead refilling her prescription online; and a 18-year-old boy whose eyes became juiced up with bacteria from sleeping in decorative lenses; he too was left with a scarred cornea.
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He's poetic ("I exhale, watch the smoke dance in the November breeze"), he's vulnerable ("Flying down the empty streets, I tend to be higher than I'm meant to be / This is the entity, the things I love will be the end of me"), and he's juiced up on confidence, embodying the spirit of one of rap's GOATs ("You're not on my wave boy, you're not on my boat, I'm the Elephant and Castle with the moat").
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