As a fish, War learns about absolute monarchy; as an ant, he learns about totalitarian communism.
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She learns about the terrible secret her stepfather was keeping, and she learns about the ugly, unintended consequences of greed and sin.
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And he learns about the martial art itself, and he also learns about himself, and how his body and how his mind changes.
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So she looks at it, doesn't really get it, learns about both, and learns about how they got to be so far away from each other.
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Many times, Moore said, she learns about developments in the news.
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What he learns about himself drives him and the story forward.
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Up next, Maggetti learns about any opportunities for his cast members
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Every schoolkid learns about the separation of powers at some point.
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But everyone soon learns about the intensity of the sequester rules.
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Then the goo, called GAR, learns about religion, and then loves humans.
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The more the public learns about it, the more they oppose it.
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Nicnevin learns about her own connection to divine forces along the way.
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And the more our mind learns about itself, the stronger it becomes.
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But what she learns about her father's life ends up disappointing her.
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What is new is that the world learns about these incidents—and quickly.
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Tyler learns about stop-motion animation and the painstaking work behind dope explosions.
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When Susie first learns about Dorothea, they're wearing one of their social camouflage frocks.
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First it learns about the student and uses data to surface relevant job openings.
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Elsie learns about the trouble from a girl she finds crying in the woods.
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Using AI, Toyota's LQ learns about you the more you drive and use it.
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Business Insider asked Facebook to explain how it learns about people&aposs offline purchases.
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The community mostly learns about police officers through the media, which is often negative.
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And overall, it's important to remember: AI learns about how the world has been.
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JG: But it's personalized based on — it learns about you from the places you go.
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It first learns about how the house is used and then automatically creates a design.
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And anything that Siri learns about you on one device will go on every device.
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While there, he learns about the mysteries of "drift" racing and takes on the Yakuza.
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Some staff learns about the move when Axios' Jonathan Swan pops the story Thursday night.
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She learns about the terrible circumstances behind his absence, and comes to trust him again.
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RISK is linked to reward; it is virtually the first lesson one learns about finance.
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The reader learns about Tyrus's passion for drawing and study of Chinese art and calligraphy.
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What happens next is predictable, and Elinor soon learns about Paul's brief lurch into adultery.
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"The more someone learns about me, the broader their idea of a 'Captain' becomes," McCue said.
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We can't wait to see what he learns about American democracy during this unique election year.
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Belluz learns about her own metabolism, and busts some well-trodden metabolism myths along the way.
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I wanted to make a strong female protagonist who learns about life and continues to learn.
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Generally, the team learns about a specific show's audience demographic by chatting with the show's creators.
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" Another offers the affirming reminder: "The more our mind learns about itself, the stronger it becomes.
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In the books, Harry learns about muggles from Hagrid in one of their early pre-Hogwarts conversations.
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Asked how he learns about President Donald Trump's disruptive and frequently combative tweets, the Ohio Republican grinned.
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Among malware tested: quasi-intelligent software that learns about the computer environment it's attacking as it moves.
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He also meets up with chef 'Sniper' Steve Austin and learns about the magic of mud crabs.
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There, she learns about relationships (both platonic and romantic) and discrimination (both gender and racial) and herself.
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Presenting the scene in which N learns about MJ's death as a television wrestling match makes sense.
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The more your husband learns about the surgery, the less he'll worry about complications, which are rare.
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She learns about her condition and accepts that she needs help, and gradually, the immense ball shrinks.
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Stanley learns about it via a TV screen while he is bartending to pay his school bills.
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Whatever Google learns about improving conditions for its workers, it will share with the industry, she said.
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The more she learns about what the operation does to make money, the more it troubles her.
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This is a breakdown of how Facebook learns about your offline activity, and how to opt out.
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In the show's second crack at the miniseries format, Finn finally learns about the civilization he comes from.
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In one episode Maya learns about racism and immediately vomits upon recalling all of the microaggressions she's experienced.
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Replika learns about you through a series of programmed questions, and learns to be like you in return.
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That will sure make it awkward when he learns about April's pregnancy (that she's still hiding from him).
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And it's often the case that the public learns about them only in the most extreme of cases.
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This is the first fact everyone learns about him, so let's just get it out of the way.
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The cooperator benefits if the sentencing judge learns about all his cooperation -- and the more cooperation, the better.
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When she learns about Candace (Ambyr Childers), she bakes Joe cinnamon rolls made of salt instead of sugar.
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The more science learns about sex, "the more we find anomalies," said Alice Dreger, a historian of sexuality.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The public often learns about eating disorders through the media.
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Committees are bringing fewer information sources into the process by which Congress learns about how to make policy.
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Papa teaches him how to move on with his life and in the process, he also learns about himself.
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A shopper learns about a product, considers whether to buy it, decides to do so, goes to a shop.
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But then he learns about the CBP's Global Entry system, which allows him to come and go much easier.
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Twitter's identity as the place where news breaks first means it is often where the world learns about calamities.
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"Walsh added that, "I think the more he learns about the job, the more complex his policies will become.
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It's only a matter of time before Ed learns about Madeline's affair wrecking the precarious balance of their marriage.
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It "pays attention to your habits and learns about the places you go," according to the App Store description.
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So, instead, it counts a subset of them that it learns about through identifiers such as an FBI number.
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She takes "the pulse of the land" and learns about plants specific to locales, weaving harmonious tapestries of colors.
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"If he's going to claim to be Cherokee, then I hope that he goes and learns about his heritage."
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Regardless of what anyone learns about cyber security, the competition has already produced one positive result—this amazing recruitment video.
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And those cannabis businesses with bank accounts sometimes have accounts closed once the bank learns about the marijuana-related activities.
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But Buffett says that as often as not, he learns about their buys and their sells from monthly position reports.
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Tulip asks him not to, but when he learns about Viktor, he uses that power everywhere — even on her eventually.
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That's right: Even though everyone poops, as the classic children's book says, not everyone learns about it the same way.
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As Armstrong learns about the miraculous effects of the blood booster EPO, he wants some for himself and his teammates.
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Watch as Lucie adds extra time to her alarm clock and learns about the importance of catching all the ZZZs.
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Preventing automobile deaths, educating the masses attacking disease—these are all motivators for a subsection of innovations Herzog learns about.
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"It learns about you, it learns from your interactions, and it learns from things that you tap on," he said.
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The show follows a little puffin named Oona as she learns about the other creatures and the world around her.
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Daniel realizes that being sick has its perks, so when he learns about the mistake, he doesn't share the information.
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But when the Try Guy Zach Kornfeld learns about his precise ethnic makeup — 9.23 percent European — he's a little bummed.
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Then she learns about the people behind the plane explosion that killed her entire family and becomes fueled by revenge.
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Once Lady Gaga learns about Fortnite, who's to say she won't just drop right into a game and start slaying?
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A Facebook spokesperson told Fox News the tech company removes content when it learns about content that could violate its standards.
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"But the more the algorithm learns about how to do this, the more the technology can drive the decisions," she said.
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While watching the news, Malorie learns about the mass suicides occurring all around the world, which set off the apocalyptic nightmare.
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PLUS: Emily shares what she hopes her daughter Mia learns about self-esteem, body image and beauty as she grows up.
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On one hand, any high school student who learns about a faculty love triangle, is going to gossip and cause havoc.
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Modern Love While imprisoned for 14 years, a young Yemeni man learns about love from a fellow detainee — and an iguana.
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We've heard on a couple of occasions that Facebook sometimes learns about privacy violations for the first time in the press.
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The more she learns about her powers and the agency, the more she realizes that shouldn't trust anyone, not even herself.
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For a $5 monthly subscription fee, Digit connects to your checking account and learns about your income patterns and spending habits.
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It stars a young repairwoman who settles into a new town, and learns about its inhabitants by fixing their prized possessions.
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Join Allison as she learns about South Korean skin-care techniques, plastic surgery trends, and the influence of K-Pop on beauty.
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Kato casts his actors by touching their faces, and learns about color in order to guide the creation of sets and costumes.
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"Aifloo is a completely new e-health system that continually learns about an individual's behavior – detecting if something is wrong," explains Etzler.
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A makeup artist in New York, Booker, 36, says she often learns about new products by clicking through photos posted on Instagram.
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INSIDER's Herrine Ro visits the store and meets the third-generation owner Lynn Sapps and learns about the history of the restaurant.
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He visits the reactor that helped launch Iran's nuclear program and learns about how the energy is being used for medical innovation.
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There is certainly a portion of the population that learns about these issues and they go either entirely or mostly plant-based.
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Regulations of the Federal Communications Commission limit your phone company's ability to repurpose and resell what it learns about your phone activity.
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The company also makes future product recommendations based on each customer's journey and what Yumi learns about the customer's likes and dislikes.
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That is precisely what Michael learns about the humans he sought to torture, and in doing so he learns to redeem himself.
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They are set on the archipelago world of Earthsea, where language is power, and a young wizard learns about morality and consequences.
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And along the way, Scoob learns about a big secret that G'ma has carried for years, tucked inside a small wooden box.
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Instead, he decides he can justify her presence if he learns about Jews from her, to write a guidebook for German citizens.
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But there's a strange angle to this story when US defense contractors get their email hacked and American law enforcement learns about it.
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It monetizes via matching users to relevant content, products and services, based on what it learns about them as they use the network.
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But the execution of how a player learns about Sam's secret feels like a violation that continues to sour the experience for me.
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One day, she learns about the Underground Railroad from a friend, and the pair makes the life-changing decision to attempt an escape.
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Over time, the recommendations should get smarter, based on what the app learns about your taste and about the taste of similar users.
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Photo: GizmodoLast month, I tried to find out what Amazon learns about people who have an Amazon Rewards Visa Signature Card from Chase.
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Donna learns about the magic of Mick via her salt-of-the-earth crooner boyfriend, Ray Pruitt, who sneaks them in as concessionaires.
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So the protagonist in the story, no matter what he learns about himself, is not going to be able to defeat the system.
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These will offer suggested destinations, music, cabin comfort settings and more based on what it learns about your habits, your schedule, and your preferences.
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"When the existing uninsured population learns about the affordability of coverage, and the choice of coverage, that really does drive their decision," Slavitt said.
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Kalter added that even if a company learns about risks associated with off-label use, it is not allowed to communicate that to doctors.
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Toddlers ask the darndest things—especially when said toddler is a shape-shifting piece of biotech that learns about the world by eating people.
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The result has been a swelling of Welsh pride—and some anti-English sentiment—as a new generation learns about the flooding of Tryweryn.
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This week, Riggs learns about the plane crash, where Meredith watched her sister die and struggled for days in the freezing wilderness to survive.
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Maggie's mother-daughter drama has a lot of emotional heft, but most of it (once she learns about the cancer) is based in sadness.
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Over the course of his travels, he embeds himself in the lives of some very interesting people and learns about what makes them tick.
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Later on, Cramer dissects why 5G is back in vogue on Wall Street and learns about the retail landscape with Brixmor Property Group's CEO.
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Coven fan favorite Madison Montgomery (Emma Roberts), after a stint in hell, grows past being mean and toxic and learns about sisterhood and family.
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" When he learns about the assassination of his adoptive father, Julius Caesar, "it was as if the cry of pain issued from another throat.
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Gibney learns about El Cuco, the Latin American version of the Bogeyman, a scary monster who attacks children who are up to no good.
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But when she learns about the mysterious circumstances behind her great-uncle's decades-old death, she's determined to find out what happened to him.
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Zoos can be very good places where research is carried out and the public learns about the animals, and where endangered species are kept alive.
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Marianna McClellan deftly portrays Louise, a sweet young woman who later learns about the conniving ways of the world and how to deal with them.
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Audience Score: 94%The flick tells the story of a musically gifted boy who learns about his family while exploring the Land of the Dead.
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But there's also a portion of the population that learns about these issues and they're too busy or it just seems insurmountably difficult to change.
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In "Clean Getaway," Scoob learns about the prejudice and dangers faced by his black grandfather, who died before Scoob was born, and his white G'ma.
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While those of us on Earth may have to wait some time to hear what InSight learns about its new home, it's had a stunning introduction.
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System Shock 2's disaster begins when a greedy executive learns about the existence of extraterrestrial life… and thinks there's probably a patent somewhere in that.
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We all know that person who refuses to use a Kindle, still gets physical magazines, and learns about current events from a newspaper instead of Twitter.
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But if the rights of social media users are not protected and respected, the next movement could be deleted before the world ever learns about it.
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"One of the things that Paul, the con man, learns about the couple is that they have a double-sided Kandinsky in their apartment," Janney said.
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What she learns about the wounded relationship between her father and grandfather influences her ideas on how to be a good sister to her future sibling.
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It was the long-running '80s Canadian TV series "Today's Special," about a department store mannequin who comes to life at night and learns about life.
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It's a two-way street, she says: She asks questions and learns about the work they're doing, while they become more familiar with how ethicists think.
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If that sounds ominous, it should—the more one learns about Facebook's business model, the less appealing letting it run so much of the online world sounds.
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"We continue to pray for Diana's recovery both physically and emotionally as she learns about what happened to her father and siblings," police said in a statement.
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Another is behavioral, in which the machine is connected to a person's device and learns about the owner in order to offer adjustments based on their patterns.
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As an outcast, she learns about Nora culture from an outsider's perspective — and in the process develops a healthy skepticism toward her people's dogmatic approach to life.
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"Obviously, everyone learns about Jackie Robinson when they're a schoolkid," said Helen Gym, the council member who introduced the resolution to apologize to Robinson, which passed unanimously.
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But it's already drawn heavy coverage on Fox News's morning show Fox & Friends, which appears, as usual, to be the way the president learns about the world.
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Alia taps into her own bravery and Diana learns about sexism, racism and something the Amazons have always dismissed: the courage, resilience and ingenuity of mere mortals.
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There, he dances to Zydeco music, feasts on a crawfish boil, and learns about the history of Mardi Gras, which stretches back to the French Middle Ages.
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He learns to deal with his grief and guilt surrounding the death of his friend, and he learns about his gift for, and the power of, story.
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There, she discovers that her boyfriend comes from an ultra-rich Singaporean Chinese family and learns about the glitz and glamour of the lives of the elite.
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Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said that if he becomes president and learns about aliens, he'll announce it on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
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The reader also learns about his life before the Holocaust: His father raised him as an assimilated Jew, depriving him of both German and the Jewish culture.
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Anyway, if what Rey learns about her parentage in The Last Jedi is correct — and that's a pretty big if, admittedly — then I was so, so wrong.
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But he says that he's constantly inspired by advances in hardware: whenever he learns about the next Nintendo platform in development, it always gives him new game ideas.
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He said he learns about the slumping lira and steep fuel price rises when he fills up his tank or quizzes his passengers, rather than from the media.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at Monday night's episode of TLC's Long Lost Family, Daniel learns about the daughter, Kendra Poland, he unknowingly fathered three decades ago.
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""Disenchantment" season 2 — "High-spirited Princess Bean walks through hell to save a friend, learns about a mystical destiny set for her, and helps restore her father's kingdom.
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Along the way, the reader learns about the violent atrocities that have routinely taken place at Parchman, and how the prison essentially became a form of legalized slavery.
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Prince George is third in line to the British throne, but the day he learns about his destiny can wait, his dad Prince William says in a new interview.
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"We continue to pray for Diana's recovery both physically and emotionally as she learns about what happened to her father and siblings," police said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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The doctor who's apparently responsible for the kidnapping was connected to Protogen (which was responsible for the protomolecule), while Bobbie learns about the nature of the attack on Ganymede.
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She even learns about the "Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history" meme, and that the fact that memes and GIFs are not the same thing.
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The more the team of developers learns about the way users want to play the game, the more it will be tailored and tweaked to offer more, different experiences.
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Mr. Jenkins said that he firmly believed that Alters would not turn into a series of moral lessons in which everyone learns about tolerance and grows as a person.
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What she learns about him is fascinating, and how she writes about parallels between him and Camus is a lovely example of her own imaginative powers and stylish prose.
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The pilot—the only episode made available to reporters—is a feel-good story in which Courtney learns about putting his new job and responsibilities above his personal ambitions.
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In the story, our narrator is an anatomist, who learns about a strange set of facts — that clocks appear to be changing speed in multiple districts in this universe.
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Maybe that's why the book works best when Waite is sharing what she learns about destructive personality disorders and what makes certain people vulnerable to those that have them.
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"Cry-Anne" is a nickname Diane's (deeply unpleasant) brothers give her when she's a child, which Bojack learns about when the two visit Diane's family home in Season 1.
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As users continue to interact with others on the platform, S'More learns about what they're looking for in a relationship and optimizes for those factors when suggesting other profiles.
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The article begins with an anecdote of Junod's own life, in which he learns about prayer and about having a special friend, much like Rogers did in the Neighborhood.
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The more users write comments, "like" posts and otherwise engage with Facebook, for example, the more it learns about those users and the better targeted the ads on newsfeeds become.
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Therefore, if someone like Li learns about a trick legitimately, through watching online videos, for example, and decides to share that information he is not exposed to a law suit.
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Beth is fiercely protective of herself and her clone sisters, ensuring that the smart and flighty Cosima gets tuition, and that the strict and chirpy Alison learns about gun safety.
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The economies of scale come into play because as Randori learns about different attack techniques, it can build these into the platform and everyone who uses the platform will benefit.
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Ideally, vulnerabilities are discovered when the vendor learns about them through their own testing or through the help of security researchers operating under a "Coordinated Disclosure" or bug bounty model.
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The system does seem to have gotten faster at picking up stories over time, but it's still hard to imagine it being the place someone learns about a major story.
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I told her I still wanted to know what Amazon learns about people's use of the card, particularly when they use it to buy things from places other than Amazon.
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In the clip, Cox learns about her family's involvement with the king in power at the time (the same one Kudrow says ends up dead — it's not really clear which).
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Splitting into pairs and exploring parts of northern and southern Arizona, the band learns about how water affects both people and places farther than their home base of Los Angeles.
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But despite her son's intellectual maturity (he is eleven when he learns about the attempted suicide), Sibylla will not talk to him about this event, or much else, it seems.
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He learns about Bigfoot's special powers, which include the abilities to heal with touch and to talk to animal friends, principally a bear, two raccoons, a woodpecker and a chipmunk.
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I actually hesitated before quoting the words here, in case Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke or one of his minions learns about them and decides they're too off-message to remain.
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The pair got into a quippy conversation in August in which Sanders pledged to tell American public anything he learns about aliens or UFOs if elected into the White House.
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As your class reads "The Odyssey" — or studies biology, or learns about World War II — you want them to be thinking about the parallels and applications to our world today.
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In the final two episodes of the first season, Miri confronts the unforgiving residents of her town and learns about the events that led to the death of her friend.
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And join Eric Asimov in Argentina, as he learns about a winemaking region going beyond malbec — a journey that may lead you to rethink your next trip to the liquor store.
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A light-skinned biracial American woman named Taylor, who for years had clung with love to her African roots, has a temporary identity crisis when she learns about this contemporary slavery.
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Then, Mira will read the levels of your luteinizing hormone and sync the data to an app that learns about your body's cycle and tells you the best time to conceive.
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We provide food to the whole family because we know that helps relieve the most stress, and also because everybody then learns about eating healthy food and gets excited about that.
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The boss learns about problems first-hand, rewards good employees and punishes the bad, all while trying not to screw up too badly at the cash register or on the mop.
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Her second novel, "The Kitchen God's Wife," features a Chinese-American girl in California who learns about dark secrets from her mother's past, and is modeled partly on her own family.
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During the meatiest part of the conversation — when Maggie finally learns about the Owen part of the pregnancy equation — Maggie explains why Link's reaction to the messy paternity twist is sensible.
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"We continue to pray for Diana's recovery both physically and emotionally as she learns about what happened to her father and siblings," the Gwinnett County Police Department said in a statement.
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He speaks with experts about the current training that US police and SWAT teams undergo, and learns about how they are now being given military-grade equipment to police their communities.
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For example, in 1989's A Dry White Season, a white, wealthy South African (played by Donald Sutherland) learns about the evils of apartheid and martyrs himself for the cause of justice.
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Interestingly, the title does not refer to a band of warriors a lá Three Musketeers, but to a horse owned by Michael (McKee Redwing) as he learns about his Native American roots.
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We're also better at finding relevant information in a flood of data; at solving unstructured problems; and at learning without supervision, as a baby learns about gravity when she plays with blocks.
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It's there he learns about $33 million in gold stolen from the Ainu, the indigenous people of Hokkaido, and discovers a map tattooed across the skin of 23 prisoners who've recently escaped.
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"When Catherine learns about a leadership seminar from a new organization called NXIVM, she decides to take her twenty-year-old daughter India to the professional development meeting," according to the logline.
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He begins in Jamaica, where he learns about the country's economic struggles after gaining its independence from Britain in 1962 and investigates what it means to be free in a developing country.
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Instead, it's a simulated human assistant that appears on a screen and learns about people to help it give seemingly intelligent and life-like responses -- think of it like an animated chatbot.
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While working at the camp, she learns about the long-ago murders that took place not far from her new home, and the two murdered women begin to occupy her daily thoughts.
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When someone first learns about the argument between Warren and Sanders, they're often surprised to hear that it started with a set of talking points that were, objectively speaking, not very negative.
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She's really internalized the anti-Muslim/Arab speak she gets from other kids and the media until she goes to Egypt and learns about who she is and who she comes from.
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Even when she learns about the bet, she's never ashamed of having fallen for Patrick; instead she turns her emotional honesty into a final Hail Mary move to get what she wants.
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With two delightful friends — a female dragon and a gender-neutral goblin with a magic snack-producing spork — Min participates in lessons, learns about the ship's workings and has thrilling adventures galore.
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Unfortunately, after Sonic leaps through one of these magical golden-ring teleporters, he ends up in modern-day America — and the American military immediately learns about and begins seeking out the little hedgehog.
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Prairie first learns about OA's brother in Episode 4 when Old Night offers to give her some important information, and in order to do this, he's going to kill her for 37 seconds.
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Using this process, a robot watching the sun rise and set will see its prediction errors start high but decrease over time, as it learns about the actual properties of a physical system.
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This can happen directly — for instance, Google can tap everything it learns about how we use our phones to create an artificial intelligence engine that improves our phones — and in more circuitous ways.
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You can choose your own adventure up until the point at which Swift learns about West's recording of their conversation — it doesn't matter whether she's genuinely aggrieved or caught in a power play.
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Its core functions are to deploy its algorithms to amplify content that generates strong emotional responses among its users, and then convert what it learns about our interests and desires into targeted ads.
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Also in this "your fave show could never" category: Halfway through the season, the team learns about a 70-foot invisible snake lurking deep in the Peruvian jungle, taking unsuspecting prey by surprise.
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For an experiment I recently did, cutting Amazon out of my life, I wanted to find out what exactly Amazon learns about me when I use the Amazon Rewards Visa Signature card from Chase.
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It's there he learns about $6 million in gold that was stolen from the Ainu, the indigenous people of Japan, and discovers a map tattooed across the skin of 24 prisoners who've recently escaped.
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Then, on a new episode of Dead Set on Life, Matty Matheson takes part in the Caribana celebration in Toronto—the biggest Caribbean island festival in North America—and learns about West Indian culture.
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Together with the Gems, he helps protect his small beach town, learns about his history (his mother gave up her material form to give birth to him), and grows into his own unique powers.
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In the palmy days before the ransacking, the abbess employs her to take notes on meetings with passing dignitaries, from whom she learns about many things, including gossip from the court about Anne Boleyn.
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"There's a lot of things [on the ballot] that the average person learns about just right before the election unless the news media covers it, unless there is a campaign about it," he said.
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Peg learns about the crooked world of debt collecting and realizes that she's really good at getting people to give her money over the phone — much better than the local townies currently monopolizing the industry.
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He will now have to choose how to handle disclosures of any other Russia-related information that he learns about — even though the president has made clear that his preference is to obfuscate and deceive.
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" BMW describes the Companion as a gemstone-like object that "symbolizes the intelligence, connectivity and availability" of the car that learns about the owner over time and can eventually "perform routine tasks" and "offer advice.
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But as the rest of the country learns about how far Democrats and liberals are willing to go in using other people's money to support illegal immigration, there's likely to be a significant push back.
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Read these stories next:Taylor & Calvin's Year Of Love, As Told Through Instagram What She's The Man Taught Us About Gender RolesHillary Clinton Learns About Pegging On Broad CityKhloé Kardashian Talks About Experiencing Racism & Her Marriage
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Google Maps learns about those preferences based on how you have rated this and other places and your own preferences, which you can actually set manually in the Google Maps settings once this update goes live.
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Chrissy learns about the secret advantage, and now the only thing left is to see how the vote plays out and whether she wants to use it, so let's go see how the vote plays out.
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What happens when a nation stops growing foodIn Macroeconomics 101 classes everyone learns about the collapse of the Zimbabwe economy in the late 1990s and mid 2000s, when Robert Mugabe's regime printed ever-more Zimbabwean dollars.
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Though the documentary's larger argument is muddier and harder to verify, that speech from 1989 will haunt Coe's spiritual descendants with a viciousness that will only grow as more of the public learns about his views.
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Joe Kennedy on Sunday defended House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision not to send the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump to the Senate until she learns about GOP plans for the shape of his trial.
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Naturally Sciortino attends a BDSM workshop at the sex educational O.school, and learns about Make Love Not Porn, a social media site where users post 'porn' they've made to counteract the tropes of unrealistic mass produced porn.
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She learns about their experiences in a long series of bittersweet stories about all the ways there are to lose a part of yourself, and all the ways in which you have to go on living afterward.
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He learns about Muslim beliefs and customs, and he is guided by Hussein Dabajeh, who shows Morton a taste of life in Dearborn and what it is like to grow up in a tightly-knit, supportive community.
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Meg, the musical's young heroine, learns about all of them in a bookstore, where her adventures unfold in the company of the fictional Momma Rose ("Gypsy") and Peter Pan, who have themselves been portrayed by powerful actresses.
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He falls in love, loses his first love, loses friends, he even learns about his dark past … The novel helped me understand how many people go through many tradedies, but some people can over come those challanges.
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If a child learns about another way of life, in school or through socialization, and decides to adopt it, then parents must respect that the child could have a valid reason to stray from their family's culture.
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DM: You, like a lot of authors, focus on the relationship between Star Wars and Joseph Campbell's monomyth, in which a hero goes on an adventure, accomplishes a great victory, learns about himself in the process, etc.
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Along the way, Narstie learns about the bond between the couples and friends who devote their time to layering up in chainmail, tying the right types of bonnets under their chins and building a community in the process.
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FDA wants an active not passive surveillance capability Frequently, the FDA learns about device risk through the existing passive reporting system, by which doctors, hospitals, manufacturers and patients can post problems to an agency database, according to Kotz.
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What it's about: The breakout star of "Toy Story 4," voiced by Tony Hale, asks a different question in each of the series' 10 shorts as the curious two-day old spork learns about the world around him.
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There is no end date for the pilot, the spokesperson said, adding that Smithsonian is hoping to roll out even more Peppers in additional spaces in June, building on the program as it learns about the robots' capabilities.
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Jon (Dennis William Grimes) is dumbfounded when he learns about menstruation; Howie (Amir Wachterman) has a meltdown and stops only when Sofia tells him that yes, he's funny: "I think I just didn't understand the joke," she explains.
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"When the other side essentially learns about it for the first time in the press, which was last night, it is invariably messaging and gamesmanship," Senator Ron Wyden, top Democrat on the tax-writing Senate Finance Committee, told reporters.
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As Liza's character progresses, she learns about "going viral," using emoji, sexting, memes, and even how to keep up with the latest bikini wax trends — things I've had my own mother ask me about on more than one occasion.
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Specifically, it could provide it with a smarter engine that learns about users, operates even if internet is down and secures user privacy, and crucially becomes a linchpin for how you might operate everything else in your connected life.
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Traveling along the Boulevard, host Charlet Duboc learns about Las Vegas' mob history from one of the mob's former drivers, discovers the city's roots as a Mormon settler town, and interviews one of the last remaining classic Vegas showgirls.
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When Yuki's cousin Kyo suddenly appears and attacks him, Tohru learns about the secret curse of the Soma family, which causes those afflicted to magically change into animals from the Chinese zodiac when hugged by someone of the opposite sex.
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And the idea is that it learns about where you live and where you work and the types of places you go to and what your habits are and where you like to eat and where you like to drink.
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"When the dance field learns about American dance only through a New York-centric frame, we miss out on the richness of the form being practiced in other parts of the country," said Mr. Johnson during a conversation between sessions.
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It's a strangely, surprisingly pleasurable piece of democratic fare that follows the Chez Panisse-trained chef to Northern Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Berkeley, California as she devours, teaches, and learns about what she considers to be the most foundational pillars to cooking.
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The kid learns about existence in its purest and rawest form, it sees the ocean waves crash on the shore, it sees the stars in the night sky in all their entirety and splendor, unhampered by the light pollution of the city.
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The move — which occurred just hours after the president again declared that those who led the investigation committed treason — gave Mr. Barr immense leverage over the intelligence community and enormous power over what the public learns about the roots of the Russia investigation.
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Those who haven't read the book will quickly learn that Mia is hiding a deep, dark secret that begins to unravel when she learns about a custody battle between Bebe Chow (Lu Huang) and the McCulloughs (played by Rosemarie DeWitt and Geoff Stults).
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It's also telling, I think, that the one time the show escapes Joe's point of view — and lets us see the world through Beck's eyes — is also the one time that Joe is truly thrown by something he learns about her backstory.
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Among the likely outcomes, the best — that he is delighted by the discovery that he has descendants he didn't know about — is worth the risk of the worst: that he is upset by what he learns about his progeny and his ancestry.
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Most of what Cercas learns about Mena could be summarized in a page or two, but since value—or, in this case, narrative payoff—is a function of scarcity, each new scrap of information acquires the momentousness of a major life event.
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In the magical way of some romances, around the same time, a New York photographer, Michael (a sensational Lakeith Stanfield), learns about Christina while researching a story in Louisiana that leads him to a former fisherman, Isaac (Rob Morgan, excellent), who knew her.
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"What's not obvious to many is how essential the social-video format has been to how Generation Z learns" about "new businesses, about culture, about politics," said Nikhil Srinivasan, a founder of the market-research firm Zebra IQ, which focuses on the demographic.
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He goes from a kid trying to get his friends to help him practice (even though they're not interested) to a part of a team that relies on him and his skills, all while he learns about himself and his fellow players.
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Liz Lopatto, deputy editor: Maryn McKenna's Medium post "Imagining the Post-Antibiotics Future" starts mildly enough, as McKenna learns about a branch of her family tree: a long-dead great-uncle, felled by a bacterial infection just five years before the advent of penicillin.
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The latest film addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe stars Brie Larson as (spoilers follow!) Vers, an alien fighter who crash-lands on Earth in 20123 and learns about her previous life as human pilot Carol Danvers while fighting a variety of bad guys.
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At its best and most troubling, "Weiner" plays like a real-life "Scenes from a Marriage," with Abedin fulfilling her duties on the campaign trail with good-natured enthusiasm until she learns about her husband's further misdeeds—at the same time as the world does.
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This season features epic Halloween costumes, a trip to New York City (where the family learns about the importance of dwarfism throughout history), a holiday party hosted by the Johnstons for over 100 little people, and a trip to Hilton Head to celebrate Amber's 40th birthday.
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The upcoming Earth Day film, titled "Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth," will also star the voice talents of "Room" actor Jacob Tremblay as a seven-year-old child who learns about the planet, and Chris O'Dowd and Ruth Negga as his parents.
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When the gadget ships in July, Senstone's makers claim it will allow its wearers to store up to 50 hours of notes in the cloud and transcribe 300 one-minute-long transactions per month — but those numbers could shift based on what the company learns about its users' habits.
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On the season finale of our travel and fashion show, STATES OF UNDRESS, host Hailey Gates heads to China to attend the country's government-run fashion week and learns about how their fashion world is shifting from a global manufacturing powerhouse to one that focuses on the individual designer.
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It's been a familiar pattern for Mueller's investigation where the public only learns about investigations into key figures months later -- often through court filings -- like when former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos' guilty plea was revealed in October 20173 on the day that Mueller's first charges were unsealed.
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The producer, a fictional character named Kayla Pospisil, soon learns about the news organization's toxic environment first hand when she starts angling for her chance in front of the camera, only to be told by Ailes in thinly coded language that she must prove herself "loyal" in order to get the opportunity.
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The scene from last Sunday's Keeping Up With The Kardashians in which each member of the family learns about Tristan Thompson's cheating one by one should win an Emmy, but there was one person who was not on board with the show's portrayal of the dramatic moment, and that's (unsurprisingly) Tristan Thompson.
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Perhaps Trump will do something he has not done in the first 200 days of his presidency, which is to make the transition from being a television star with a widely disapproving audience to a true president who learns about real policies on real issues that affect real people and governs accordingly.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Homecoming is a series in which photographer Chris Bethell accompanies writers to their hometowns and learns about what they used to do, where they used to hang out, and who they used to know, to see what it reveals about how the UK is changing.
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He tells us what he learns about cousin marriage, his own forebears, others' shameful and worthy ancestors, polyamory, our recently expanded definitions of the word "family," the Hatfields and McCoys, the Temperance movement (because he's trying to decide whether there should be alcohol at a family reunion he's planning), and so on.
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Episode 4 told, via flashbacks, the evolution of Jamal's courtship with a journalist, Kai (Toby Onwumere), including Kai's disclosure about having H.I.V. And on Wednesday's episode, Cookie (Taraji P. Henson) learns about Kai's status when she visits him at the hospital, where he's recuperating after having gone missing while reporting a story abroad.
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Pavel Osipyants, a spokesman for Zurich, said insuring the pipeline does not betray its pledge because Zurich "will either facilitate a transition to an alternative insurer (stop insuring them) or continue to provide insurance coverage" for the pipeline company depending what it learns about its strategy and position on climate change risk after their dialogue.
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But even though he planned the program and choreographed parts of it, including the through line of a young boy (Armand Celestin) who learns about legacy by observing his elders, Mr. Salaam relinquished the stage early on to the charismatic Mr. Davis, now the festival's artistic director emeritus, who served as master of ceremonies.
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This week, that includes books about school: Robert Pondiscio's "How the Other Half Learns," about a year in the life of the impressive but polarizing charter school network Success Academy, and Paul Tough's "The Years That Matter Most," looking at college through the lens of a class system that reinforces its own rigid hierarchy.
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The idea came from my four-year-old nephew: He was playing with his grow your own tomato kit and I jokingly said to my sister that she should get him a cannabis/hemp one so he learns about hemp as a resourceful plant as opposed to a dangerous drug—and she loved it, so I made it.
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More than 300 twisters touched…Read more ReadEveryone Flopped on Climate Change During the First Democratic DebatesIf there is one thing glaring clear from this week's Democratic debates, it is this: We need a…Read more ReadBig Little Lies Asks Whether Some Kids Are Too Young to Learn About Climate ChangeEveryone learns about climate change eventually—even children.
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The social network is popular and addictive precisely because it learns about what people are most likely to be interested in, and generates a personalised landing page full of news and updates from friends, called a "newsfeed", every time someone goes to the service, based on what the company thinks will keep them consuming its content the longest.
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It tells the story of a 16-year-old girl who meets another girl on a summer stay in the Windy City and learns about everything from love and loss to God and listening (big for a teen) in a way that invites you, the LGBTQ cinephile, YA fan, or romance movie sucker to laugh and long to.
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Google also loves to talk about its Adaptive Brightness feature that also learns about how you like your screen brightness based on your surroundings, but what actually made a difference for me was that Google now blends out the whole settings drawer when you change the setting so that you can actually see what difference those changes make.
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Trump has changed the balance of power in the United States New separation of powers - Every American kid learns about the three co-equal branches of government envisioned and enacted by the framers of the Constitution, an ingenious invention to ward against the abuse of power and keep any one person from gaining too much control.
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Through Jane, Cathleen Schine delivers a story that is part travelogue — Jane describes, with impressive accuracy, the blue-footed boobies and other natural phenomena she encounters while pondering scientific questions on taxonomy and natural selection — and part family saga, as Jane uses what she learns about nature to get to the bottom of what had caused the personal rift.
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One of the most recent and critically praised examples is the moody Starz drama Counterpart, starring J.K. Simmons as Howard Silk, a undistinguished government agent who learns about the existence of an alternate Earth when the version of himself from the other side — a more confident, powerful Howard — crosses over as part of an operation to thwart a trans-dimensional conspiracy.
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But this is not as easy as it might sound, for two major reasons: (A) centralized network management allows relatively easy deep protocol inspection, and (B) the moment the AGN provider learns about this new service, he will be able to completely eliminate it in a very short space of time, thus not allowing any unauthorized services enough time to grow.
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While fly-fishing for trout in New Mexico, Kirk Wallace Johnson learns about a heist that soon consumes him: In June 213.99, 216.99-year-old Edwin Rist broke into an outpost of the British Museum of Natural History, and left a few hours later with a stash of bird specimens whose exotic, rare, and stunning feathers are worth tons of money in the niche world of salmon fly-tying.
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If that person is charged and later learns about it, there are reasons no effective challenge to the order's legality will be possible, including the "good faith" doctrine — which allows prosecutors to use evidence if it was obtained in good-faith reliance on a magistrate's order — and the many pressures imposed on defendants that result in well over 95 percent of them pleading guilty without testing the evidence against them.
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Jamie learns about the female orgasm, which is underscored as complex and beautiful and cannot be achieved by penetration alone ("Never have sex with just the vagina—have sex with the whole woman," William tells Jamie at the dinner table); when he tells a fellow skateboarder, Matt, that the girl Matt was bragging about having sex with had probably faked her orgasm if he hadn't stimulated her clitoris, Matt beats him up.
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The conflict spurs Diana to follow Steve into the world of man, and although it's a shame to leave Themyscira behind, it's no less compelling to watch Diana try and navigate our world (or at least a version of it, circa World War I). Wonder Woman has plenty of fun with Diana's fish-out-of-water situation, and Gadot's reactions are priceless as Diana learns about corsets, department stores, and women's suffrage.
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The President's Efforts to Prevent Disclosure of Emails About the June 9, 2016 Meeting Between Russians and Senior Campaign Officials The President Learns About the Existence of Emails Concerning the June 9, 2016 Trump Tower Meeting The President Directs Communications Staff Not to Publicly Disclose Information About the June 9 Meeting The President Directs Trump Jr.'s Response to Press Inquiries About the June 9 Meeting The Media Reports on the June 9, 2016 Meeting 7.
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" Williams takes in Elvis Presley's Graceland estate in Memphis ("it's as tacky as one could hope for and only demonic pointy-headed intellectuals and lovers of art like ourselves would quarrel with any of it"), meets the Fabulous Go-Go Girls of Boot's Bar in Lexington, and, also in Kentucky, learns about Martha Nelson, the inventor of hand-made, dimple-faced fabric dolls, each of which she had been selling along with its own "birth certificate.
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