I had bass, he had drums so we linked up.
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He linked up with them early in his Dreamland career.
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A few others linked up with the squad after the camp.
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But when journalists hear you've linked up we can get hyped.
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The idea is to eventually have everybody linked up by gas.
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Exactly how these people linked up with Solo Capital is unknown.
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Now the two have linked up on their first venture together.
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Weed companies have linked up with other fringe sports, as well.
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I graduated school, then came back in 2005 and then I linked up with the people that were running the city when I touched down, so I linked up with Meech and all of those people.
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What is it like having your success linked up to your struggle?
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We haven't linked up recently, but I've always thought they were hilarious.
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Within a day, he linked up with another group and another smuggler.
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You see it, and you know you're linked up to the motherland.
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That includes making sure teams are entirely linked up if cases arise.
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It then linked up to the International Space Station for five days.
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Around 2010, Facebook linked up with Spotify, the Bank of Canada, and Netflix.
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The couple first linked up when they attended the 2017 Met Gala together.
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We've got the Falcon here, which means that they've linked up with Lando.
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Once we linked up, I could see why: Robinson is having a moment.
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Opening CeremonyandVanshave linked up on another collaboration following up on theirSatin Old Skoolcollection.
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Factor: Yeah, I got to know when we linked up in the studio.
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So he linked up with four other restauranteurs to create an eclectic program.
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"Political sanctions should not linked up to economic interest," Gabriel and Kern said.
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SOME OF THOSE THINGS WILL BE LINKED UP. SO WE'RE NOT SITTING STILL.
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I just hit them up through Twitter, and then we just linked up.
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I linked up with one of my friends and I told him about it.
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We linked up, we got to talking about Marcberg, and we chopped up it.
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Derek Hough and partner Shannon Elizabeth linked up romantically during the show's sixth season.
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These oscillators were linked up to superconducting qubits, and then to a readout device.
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That's when they linked up with Curtis Chambers, Uber's long-time director of engineering.
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The messages can be linked up with the ability to buy albums and tickets.
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That guitar sounds like it was linked up to a diesel engine or something.
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In the past, some have linked up with the settlement blocs Israel does authorize.
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By homing on the sounds of battle, they finally linked up with invading Americans.
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"About a thousand of those folks are already linked up with lawyers," Tchen said.
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Skepta linked up in Toronto to record the "Overseas" song and video last year.
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Hours before he linked up with Katherine Schwarzenegger for good, Chris Pratt hit the links.
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The group also linked up with the Veterans Administration, which now refers people to Snyder.
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Here's a look back at everything we know that's happened since they first linked up.
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Frank Ocean and Migos linked up with the producer to provide vocals on the track.
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The singer has linked up with Orlando Bloom twice within one week, PEOPLE has learned.
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Kwende Kefentse: I linked up with this director of photography named Amir George from Chicago.
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How did you get linked up with work as a combat model after the amputation?
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In 2017, Giuliani linked up with the mayor of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.
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Moreover, Penchom believes many foreign brokers have linked up with provincial mafia groups in Thailand.
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About seven years ago, I linked up with Dan [DJ Shub, who left ATCR in 2014].
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Recently, Dregs linked up with Japanese producer Ill Sugi to drop a new record, Universal Language.
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This year authorities linked up Hong Kong to the mainland's express rail link, slashing commuting times.
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The two linked up shortly after she split with her on-again, off-again boyfriend Tyga.
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After returning home from college, they linked up again to tour with their soul rock trio.
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The web server was then linked up so buttons on the webpage can control the crane.
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In the end, I linked up with a similarly ticklish school friend who was also bullied.
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Their health data was also linked up with records about their cause of death, when relevant.
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Logistically, I understood what the show was doing, and thematically, that story sort of linked up.
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A month later it linked up with car makers Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi to develop new battery technology.
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He linked up with Fried in October, and the two have been working on the platform since.
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While everyone came to Succession on different days and in different ways, we're all linked up now.
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" He linked up with an undercover FBI agent, who he thought "handled problems for the Aryan Nations.
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I had linked up with those Show Me The Body kids and was looking into more shit.
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I linked up with Shoes and met up with a bunch of people through him as well.
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If my cousins had linked up with Micaela 22015 seconds earlier, I would never have met her.
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She linked up with motorcyclists and got odd jobs in a bike shop and in fitness training.
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Another possibility, perhaps more concerning, is that ISIS has linked up with a homegrown Indonesian militant group.
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Now, with your accounts linked up, you can place Bitmoji graphics on Snaps and send them in chats.
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Pizza Hut and the NFL linked up in February, soon after the league cut ties with Papa John's.
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The two linked up on Wednesday at an event and reminisced about their past in a Snapchat video.
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So they linked up with the Women's Foundation of California to create a statewide campaign, and the Sen.
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Kardashian was seen leaving the club before her former boyfriend, but the crew linked up at 2 a.m.
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The rapper linked up with Adidas back in early 23 to present his first collection, Yeezy Season 250.
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In March, Indonesian forces killed two ethnic Uighurs who linked up with an Indonesian militant on Sulawesi island.
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The pair has met before but they linked up again for coffee following new member orientation on Tuesday.
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BMW had avoided CarPlay until recently, but it's not the first time it has linked up with Apple.
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After Poughkeepsie comes Albany-Rensselaer — where that world champion Indians train linked up in '48 — and then dinner.
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He linked up with the Republican Party just as it was about to veer sharply to the right.
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Molecular units derived from sugar linked up to make the polymers, which then cross-linked into polyurethane networks.
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Following the family outing, Kylie kept the night going as she linked up with BFF Anastasia 'Stassie' Karanikolaou.
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Fiber is starting in Kansas City, its first market, where it has linked up 1,300 families in nine properties.
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The singer linked up with Orlando Bloom and his son Flynn, 5, over the weekend, a source tells PEOPLE.
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" Yachty followed up with his song "One Night" before the two linked up to perform their collaborative track "Brocolli.
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Ultimately, while Pueblo Sin Fronteras didn't organize the caravan, it linked up with the group once it entered Mexico.
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Hasbro has also linked up with Paramount Pictures and Walt Disney and has seen growth with Marvel's "Avengers" toys.
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Anthony's company Magnus Media has linked up with Sony Music Latin for a new all-Spanish album from Lopez.
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Trucks left from manufacturing HQs across Europe, and linked up to platoon together, eventually ending the journey in Rotterdam.
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How did you two get linked up, and did you ever consider asking him to help with the project?
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Jason Amerine and his 12-man Green Beret team linked up with an obscure Afghan diplomat named Hamid Karzai.
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Shi'ite Muslim militias have advanced on IS-held Tal Afar, and linked up with Kurdish fighters nearby in November.
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In Brooklyn's Bay Ridge neighborhood, we linked up with the runners who had taken alternate routes across the bridge.
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Mr. Trump linked up in 2013 with Hussain Sajwani, a developer sometimes referred to as the Donald of Dubai.
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The companies have linked up to create standards to make it easier to develop the Ethereum code, reports Reuters.
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A month after filing for divorce in September, Farley, 32, linked up with Roger Mathews, 43, to celebrate their anniversary.
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Henry Royce built his first car in 1904, and linked up with Charles Rolls to found Rolls-Royce in 1906.
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It's a somewhat passive approach, but we make sure all people in the community are linked up with each other.
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Paytm Mall has linked up with Alibaba's Taobao marketplace in China to extend the reach of Chinese merchants into India.
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He linked up with Obama's former Nevada new media director Rosenstein and CTO Tyler Brock to fix that with Hustle.
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He called it a "dream show" in which he linked up with longtime Hong Kong resident and cinematographer Christopher Doyle.
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It has also linked up with the Netherlands to try to convince fellow European nations to tax airline travel more.
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Since then, things have moved fast for Leembruggen and many of the young Chinese producer/DJs he's linked up with.
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"I'd linked up some post from Italy I was going to publish, but now is not the time," she said.
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Mr. Ross linked up with the most powerful player in the country's power generation business, China Huaneng Group, in 2008.
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The Bushwick native linked up with the gang in 2017, he said, after his first international tour, in Eastern Europe.
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The Bushwick native linked up with the gang in 2017, he said, after his first international tour, in Eastern Europe.
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This wasn't the first time in recent days that Native American and white kids linked up on a basketball court.
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Since the affectionate couple linked up, he's been seen out in public more often and has started exercising and eating healthier.
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Joe Rivano Barros, field officer for RAICES, first linked up with the caravan in Mexico City to determine the group's needs.
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But the romance may have all started at the couple first linked up at the 2017 Met Gala in New York.
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From Guatemala she went to Mexico, where she eventually linked up with the caravan of 20093,200 to 1,500 migrants heading north.
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The following day after it dropped, I linked up with friends and had a faux Blonde listening party deep in Brooklyn.
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CRAMER: YOU KNOW, I GET CONFUSED SOMETIMES BECAUSE, I MEAN, FOR INSTANCE, SECURITY UP 5%, LINKED UP 12% YEAR OVER YEAR.
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Of the established stars that Rosicky linked up with when he first joined Arsenal, two would be gone the following year.
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The team linked up with a Yemeni agent on the ground, part of the anti-Houthi southern resistance, the official said.
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I have a couple numbers for him in my digital rolodex, and apparently we linked up on Facebook at some point.
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That's probably what China expects because Trump originally linked up bilateral trade imbalances with Korean nukes and other East Asian problems.
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The songs will also play in your music service's player, instead of in SoundShare's in-app player, after you're linked up.
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He traveled to Lahore, Pakistan, in 2007 and eventually linked up with militants who provided training and took him to Afghanistan.
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Barrio was going through his passes, when the bull linked up under his knee and scooped him up onto his side.
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He has linked up with combat sports veteran Antonio McKee who guided Pico to a crushing victory in his subsequent fight.
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In doing so, it linked up with territory controlled by a smaller hyper-extreme and Islamic State-sympathetic brigade operating nearby.
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To source his ingredients, Costa has linked up with Conservation International to work with and around the comunidades ribeirinhas, or river communities.
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The museum has also linked up with schools and non-governmental organizations to give students the opportunity to learn about transportation history.
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The group formed in 2013 after Belmokhtar's Mulathamun Battalion linked up with the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO).
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After a chance run-in with Fabletics founder Kate Hudson, Lovato and the actress linked up to launch a new capsule collection.
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He and Casal linked up and the two began plotting a way to make the deeply inefficient industry more modern and transparent.
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He linked up with True Ventures in June 2015, raising a total of $1 million from the early-stage venture capital firm.
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Government forces at opposite ends linked up on Saturday, splitting rebel territory in two, the Observatory and the Hezbollah media unit said.
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I have my notepads all linked up, for example, so then when I write notes, it syncs on all my other devices.
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I linked up with Swishahouse when I was 22000 or 18, and was a child through most of my first few records.
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Over the last 18 months, while releasing precious few songs, Stormzy has linked up with Subway, Pepsi, Manchester United, and repeatedly, Adidas.
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Kashuv first linked up with Turning Point when he was approached directly by the 24-year-old Kirk following the Parkland tragedy.
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Last month many Iranian banks linked up with global transaction network SWIFT, allowing them to resume cross-border transactions with foreign banks.
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We then linked up with friends from the dub and reggae scene who were actually just building a huge new sound system.
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Hemsworth linked up with Evans and Pratt separately, but there's still a full degree of separation between Captain America and Star-Lord.
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It was there he was linked up with the loose collection of posting boards that made up CDC, where its members mingled.
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Just one day after hanging out with Jonathan Van Ness, Taylor Swift linked up with another member of the Queer Eye cast.
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BTW, they've linked up with Disney before ... specifically, for the rebooted 'Lion King,' for which they attended the premiere earlier this year.
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After the game, the two linked up again ... with Barkley signing a few things for the kid and taking a cool picture.
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The three of them linked up for a ridiculous new video that sings the praises of chain breakfast establishments and cooking dope.
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Some of the original companies that linked up people to the internet started here after it became commercialized, which was kind of interesting.
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The protagonists in Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist have linked up to, as the title suggests, defend New York City.
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Speaking of perfect pairs, we've linked up some of Refinery29's favorite leggings with every occasion on your calendar, fitness related or otherwise.
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Its leaders at home were radicals who had returned from study overseas and set up cells that linked up with disaffected military officers.
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To fortify his campaign, Loeb has linked up with another descendant of the founder, George Strawbridge Jr., who has a 2.8 percent stake.
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At one point, the men even linked up with their hands on each others' hips and skated around as a four-person chain.
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Starting on Thursday, Amazon Prime subscribers who have linked up their Twitch accounts, get to download a collection of free games every month.
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"Once we have 21 parents now linked up with daughters, at least we have solved a good part of the problem," he said.
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At the end of last year, she linked up with a company called Trip4real that sells "experiences" with local people around the world.
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"It's much better to say we are linked up with these two terrific organizations that understand how to build an arena," he said.
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On Monday night, the influencers linked up to celebrate the new business venture of Victoria Villarroel at a local restaurant in Los Angeles.
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In January, Chalamet and Pete Davidson linked up to celebrate close friend Kid Cudi's birthday during a lowkey dinner at a Malibu restaurant.
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It wasn't until an exhibition at the Drammens Museum in Norway in 2006 and accompanying book that the two drawing modes linked up.
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They linked up in wake of their high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton split from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale.
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This is not the first alcohol-branded partnership for Carl's and Hardee's, which previously linked up with Jim Beam, Redhook Brewery and Midnight Moonshine.
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Murphy and Unglert linked up in the first episode and, as per reports that have emerged in the past few weeks, they're still together.
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The pair first linked up in 2014, shortly after Manganiello, 39, raved about Vergara in an interview with PEOPLE for the Hottest Bachelors issue.
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The next day, Ziggy traveled back to Mystic with a portable battery pack that kept her linked up to monitors for the drive home.
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They linked up in wake of their high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton split from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale.
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In Mali, Ibrahim said, Dicko linked up with Amadou Koufa, a fellow Fulani whose forces have unleashed turmoil on central Mali in recent years.
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In Mali, Ibrahim said, Dicko linked up with Amadou Koufa, a fellow Fulani whose forces have unleashed turmoil on central Mali in recent years.
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Indigenous Nigerian criminal groups have linked up with a growing Nigerian population in Brazil, most notably in Sao Paulo, to transport drugs into Europe.
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Eventually, those microgrids can be linked up and connected to larger (low-carbon) power plants, so these rural areas can have real, industrialized economies.
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McLaren, who have not won a race since 2012, linked up with Honda in 2015 but finished ninth that year and sixth last season.
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Since 2016 Facebook has linked up with fact-checking agencies, hired thousands of content moderators and tried to reduce the spread of inflammatory material.
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Tann&aposs extensive child-trafficking operation required connections, and she quickly linked up with E.H. "Boss" Crump, who ran a powerful Tennessee political machine.
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Now, the three have linked up in the video for "Last Drip" in which they hit the dog tracks at night and get wavey.
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After leaving Facebook in 2006, Parker linked up with Facebook board member Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, a job that he left three years back.
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In countries with national health services, hospitals are glad to be linked up with primary-care services because it saves them money and improves safety.
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Doctor Strange, Iron Man, and Spider-Man have linked up with Star-Lord, Mantis, Drax, and Nebula on the surface of Thanos's home planet, Titan.
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The jihadists have linked up with Western-backed Free Syria Army (FSA) groups who continue to maintain a foothold in several towns in the province.
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The Weeknd, neé Abel Tesfaye, and Hadid arrived at Thursday night's Magnum x Alexander Wang party separately, but quickly linked up in the VIP area.
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It's going to be fascinating to see where all the startups are at the end fo 2020 and if any have linked up by then.
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The two linked up to perform Stapleton's cover of George Jones' "Tennessee Whiskey" and Timberlake's "Drink You Away" at the CMA Awards in November 2015.
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Jennifer Aniston arrived with two gal pals and later linked up with Gwenyth Paltrow, who attended the glamorous bash with her new husband, Brad Falchuk.
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At this point the myriad cables which keep a modern aircraft flying, and which have been pre-fitted into the airframe sections, are linked up.
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Salsabil, 21, and Lubna, 14, were living in the Syrian capital of Damascus until September, when they linked up with their brother at Istanbul's airport.
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For earlier single "Widdit," she linked up with Japan's Tokyo Vitamin collective and the New York-based platform for queer women of color, Dis Trick.
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Having just won the World Cup with France, Henry linked up with Didier Deschamps and Zinedine Zidane in what was a markedly Francophile Juve team.
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The three linked up to chat about the cultural impact of Vince Carter, former Toronto Raptors superstar and arguably the best dunker of all time.
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In time, all those transactions are data that could be linked up using Belvo, casting a far wider net than what we're used to domestically.
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Assadi said Iraqi forces had linked up along al-Faruq, a main street bisecting the Old City, and would start pushing east, toward the river.
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Police linked up the screen names to real mobsters: Aaaaaaacounts was Pietro Magistrale, Shadow was Felice Racaniello, Gâteau was Steven Fracas, and JJ was Simpson.
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Nearly a decade later, they linked up again for Younger Now album cut "Rainbowland," although you'd be forgiven for letting that one pass you by.
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I can't remember exactly how I got linked up to her music, I had heard her once before and then I went to see her there.
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Last month, it integrated Airbnb listings into Concur's search and booking tool in what was the first time it linked up with a corporate travel platform.
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The Duchesses linked up Wednesday at Billingbear Park in Wokingham, England, where Prince Harry and Prince William were playing a charity polo match -- opposite teams, naturally.
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This appears to be the first time Kourtney's linked up with her baby daddy since the disastrous trip in May they took -- although separately -- to Cannes.
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They then retreated through Hue's alleys and byways, dodging larger and better armed enemy units, and linked up with the command post of ARVN's First Division.
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We linked up with a dive shop, Sea Level, when we lived in Illinois and we keep up with some of their more far-flung adventures.
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When the two finally linked up, Bartlett said he was surprised to find that the man behind the screen didn't match his online persona at all.
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Jenner first linked up with Scott in early 2017 – after splitting from her on-again, off-again boyfriend Tyga last April – and they've been inseparable ever since.
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Three Abu Dhabi banks are currently in talks to merge, while last year two of the emirate's biggest banks linked up to create First Abu Dhabi Bank.
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Papadopoulos first tried to join Trump's campaign in 2015, according to court papers, but when that effort he failed, he linked up with Ben Carson's campaign instead.
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You cycle in front of a TV typically to get the immersive effect, linked up to a Mac, Windows or iOS App (it's also on Apple TV).
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After abandoning two short-lived YouTube series, Action Bronson linked up with a longtime Vice producer, Chris Grosso, who is now an executive producer of the show.
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"Facebook deserves credit for recognizing the principle of journalistic provenance," he said in a WSJ story this month announcing that his paper had linked up with Facebook.
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Billboard interviewed him a week before he was arrested and the rapper discussed his plans for 2019, how he linked up with Kanye and his overall background.
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Bank mergers picked up pace in the region after two of the United Arab Emirates' biggest banks linked up to create First Abu Dhabi Bank last year.
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Well, there is some evidence to suggest the two have linked up and are getting it RIGHT NOW in Jackson Hole, Wyoming ... namely a tell tale Moose.
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When she arrived, she linked up with a group of her coworkers from Sakhi for South Asian Women, an advocacy group for immigrant survivors of domestic violence.
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Aramco and PIF, the sovereign fund, have also linked up with U.S. construction firm Jacobs Engineering to form a management company for strategic projects in the kingdom.
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Real had opened the scoring after a magical team move in which Karim Benzema linked up with Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo before finishing clinically after 17 minutes.
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"When I read the story, my tears shot out of my eyes, because so many details in the story linked up with my vague memories," Yulia said.
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Parker and Hogarth first linked up for "The Cure," but then continued working together on the majority of her debut album, which is expected out next year.
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Last year, Davis linked up with West Coast upstart G Jones to knock out a debut mix as Nite School Klik, exploring an intergenerational history of bass.
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Now he's linked up with the country's thriving drag scene, finding solidarity among a group of queens embracing their creativity by designing and performing in lavish outfits.
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Games organizers have linked up with Japanese telecommunications and information technology giant NEC to develop the first system of this kind to be implemented at an Olympics.
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Baker Mayfield says he hasn't linked up with his newest star running back ... telling TMZ Sports he's yet to talk to Kareem Hunt since joining the Browns.
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On the ground, American Special Operations forces teams linked up with Afghan militias opposed to the Taliban, mainly the Northern Alliance, to drive the Taliban from power.
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TowerJazz has linked up with Tacoma Semiconductor Technology to establish a plant in China, offering technological expertise rather than cash in exchange for half the annual capacity.
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Her parents didn't have the answers, but her mother linked up Ridley with a friend that runs a marketing company tailored to promoting the Affordable Care Act.
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But rap, not engineering, was in his heart—and shortly after arriving in the country, he linked up with Masiwei and the CDC guys ON the Internet.
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Personally, I opt for the face pic with social media linked up, because in this modern age I feel like internet stalking is a given with online dating.
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More recently Tongal has linked up with Wattpad to call on its network of creators to pitch a treatment for Wattpad's wildly successful science fiction thriller Expiration Date.
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Bank mergers have picked up pace in the region after two of the United Arab Emirates' biggest banks linked up to create First Abu Dhabi Bank last year.
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Tesla vehicles can download "over-the-air software updates" when linked up with Wi-Fi, negating the need to take a car into the shop to address recalls.
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The duo linked up in 2007 when Zimmer saw a Facebook post that Green, who he didn't know at the time, had left on a mutual friend's page.
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Some insurance firms have linked up with Saccos, Kenya's network of savings and loan cooperatives, which offer savers steady returns and allow members to borrow in hard times.
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When Costello and Funk landed there in 20183, they linked up with drummer Lane Pederson and guitarist Sloan Lorsung, wasting little time writing their first batch of songs.
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"Some Thai politicians have linked up with those wishing to separate Hong Kong from China in a supportive manner, which is a serious offence and irresponsible," it declared.
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Bank mergers have picked up pace in the region after two of the United Arab Emirates' biggest banks linked up to create First Abu Dhabi Bank in 2018.
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The opposition Democratic Party linked up with three smaller parties, including the Japanese Communist Party, to try to stop the pro-constitutional reform camp getting a super majority.
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Benjida finally linked up with Young Thug's record label, 300 Entertainment, and the New York-based production team at Kristian Kirk to put the art fair exhibition together.
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LOS ANGELES — Steve Aoki, celebrity esports owner of team Rogue, linked up with Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance on Wednesday for a charity Overwatch match in Los Angeles.
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His enduring friendship with the Obamas started several years ago when he linked up with the former first lady to raise support for his Invictus Games in Orlando, Florida.
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The unfortunate recipients of these DMs linked up their Instagram profiles to their dating apps, and thirsty swipers were thus able to track them down for DM-ing purposes.
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The report also urges the development of databases in which patients can enter their personal information for use by cancer researchers and get linked up with appropriate clinical trials.
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"Swaps and exchange-traded interest rate derivatives historically had separate ecosystems with liquidity pools that weren't linked up, but times have changed," said Giles Edwards, analyst at S&P.
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I understand her not wanting to reach out, I'm sure she gets a lot of admiration letters, but it would be really cool if we linked up one time.
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Eventually Strassman linked up with Dave Nichols, a chemist at Purdue University with DEA approval to synthesize 15 Schedule I psychedelics and 20 years of experience doing just that.
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They were separated as the procession staggered across the country toward the Mexican border; María linked up with other traveling partners for a few days before losing them, too.
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Tinder has become a top grosser in Apple's App Store since Mr. Norgard linked up with it, with 1.5 million paying customers according to a third-quarter earnings report.
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The family group, which owns 31.2 percent of Nordstrom, last year linked up with private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners to help fund their efforts to take it private.
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I went to Florida for a month on vacation and, while I was there, I linked up with a photographer I met on social media who wanted to photograph me.
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The opposition Democratic Party has linked up with three smaller parties including the Japanese Communist Party to try to block the pro-constitutional revision camp from getting a super majority.
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Tap the Sources link on the front page of the Health app to see what you've linked up and adjust which variables each of the apps is allowed to edit.
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Private equity firm Fireman Capital Partners said on Monday it has linked up with Dunn's River Brands to buy the Sweet Leaf Tea and Tradewinds businesses from Nestle North America.
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Once you've linked up your bank account with Uber, Apple Music or Tinder Plus (don't lie), money is forever in the background, and it's all about that sweet, sweet content.
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The e-poll books, linked up to the voter registration database, can help poll workers more quickly find and confirm a voter's identity and help with same-day voter registration.
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The news service reported that Obama will talk about what can be done to help entrepreneurs in new markets -- including how they can be linked up with sources of funding.
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A prominent leader of the Popular Mobilisation units said Shi'ite forces had linked up with peshmerga fighters west of Mosul and completed the encirclement of the city and Tal Afar.
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The name dates back to the early 1890s, when Farmers Alliances across the West and South linked up with the Knights of Labor to form the short-lived People's Party.
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A few years later, the duo linked up with June Canedo at a brunch; they then planned conversations about identities, privilege, and the spectrum of experiences for women of color.
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In Oregon, state legislators have introduced a bill to create their own statewide cap-and-trade program that might eventually be linked up with those in California, Ontario and Quebec.
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Kanye West has linked up with another A-list celeb who's just as religious as he is ... one Justin Bieber, who put his talents to good use at Sunday Service.
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The trip back to Earth will be a final key test for Crew Dragon, which launched an uncrewed demonstration mission on Saturday and linked up with the ISS on Sunday.
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The family group, which owns 31.2 percent of the retailer, last year linked up with private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners to help fund their efforts to take it private.
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WHEN the Northern League linked up with the Five Star Movement (M5S) to form Western Europe's first all-populist government of recent times, it was clear which was the junior partner.
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The experiment that has now circumvented this issue consisted of a tiny 20 micrometer by 100 nanometer drum, linked up to a circuit designed to cool things in the usual way.
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Is it a tragedy that Kanye and Lil Wayne, the two greatest hip-hop artists of their era, linked up at their respective heights to make, of all songs, this song?
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Mini-grids are different from the rooftop solar panels and batteries (sometimes linked up in "micro-grids") increasingly used in poor countries to provide LED lighting and to charge mobile phones.
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In a corresponding paper detailing the threat, they define such an environment as typically (but not exclusively) a smart home with ten or more IoT devices linked up to one another.
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In a cringe-inducing column in The Spectator, Ferguson linked up Brexit, World War I, and the wounds inflicted by his ex: I suppose there are such things as amicable divorces.
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Kylian Mbappe, 19, and 21-year-old Ousmane Dembele, who have linked up impressively during the build-up matches, should start along with Antoine Griezmann, 27, to form a fearsome trio.
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Drake linked up with Jay-Z on his new album for a fire anthem, and the collab probably happened because of Drizzy's mom ... so says the guy who made the music.
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Instead of meeting up at the TechCrunch HQ to record the episode, Kate and Alex met up in muggy Boston at Drift's office, where we linked up with Axios's Dan Primack.
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Of course, this is just the latest chapter in Mama June's spiraling story since she first linked up with this guy, whom her family really, REALLY wants out of her life.
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Participants will be linked up with the ambitious Skill India program, which was launched in 2015 to train over 400 million people by 2022, Justice and Care said in a statement.
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So he linked up with the budding youth climate movement in Russia, which mobilized some 700 people to strike across the country in September, alongside millions of others across the world.
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Stefani and Shelton met as coaches on The Voice and linked up in wake of their high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale.
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While she recovered, the group that saved Chi Chi linked up with a Los Angeles–based rescue group, where it was believed she'd have a better chance at finding a permanent home.
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Two weeks earlier, Mathews and Farley linked up to celebrate their anniversary, with the father of two captioning a photo of the pair having dinner together, "Rome wasn't built in a day."
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Alibaba's China service or Alibaba-owned Lazada in Southeast Asia — although a source reportedly told India's Business Standard that Paytm Mall would eventually be linked up with Alibaba's other e-commerce assets.
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The finding actually linked up with one anecdote from his family lore, about a relative of his father's that was a Native American tribesman and horse jumper in a British traveling circus.
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The body has also linked up with Britain's Chester Zoo to raise awareness on sustainable palm oil, which led to the city being named a Sustainable Palm Oil City earlier this year.
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All the experiences, how me and Jay linked up in person finally in 2017, it's a bunch of shit too like stories and what not, you just have to listen to understand.
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He spoke with herpetologists, hunted down the toads with locals, and linked up with a toad venom shaman to watch a few brave souls sample the substance—all before trying it himself.
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In conjunction with the show's season two finale, he even linked up with Pusha T to release the most unexpected collab of the year: a remix of the show's opening theme song.
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Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth linked up with fellow golf pros Smylie Kaufman and Justin Thomas for a guys trip to the Bahamas ... where they let loose, popped some beers and swung away.
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But she hadn't had a chance to create a red carpet look for a friend until she linked up with LaToya Morgan, an NAACP Image Award nominee for her writing work on Turn.
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Miss Africa GB is linked up with charities in Africa and the winner does charity work for the subsequent year in her native country, so it creates positive links between London and Africa.
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Bass-inclined Los Angeles producer, AC Slater, has linked up with TT The Artist to share "Squeak It Up," an sultry new track off his forthcoming Bass Inside EP on Skrillex's OWSLA imprint.
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The women, hailing from each of Congo's provinces and meeting in Kinshasa, linked up via social media with Liberian Nobel laureate Leymah Gbowee and Ms. magazine co-founder Gloria Steinem in New York.
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Alpiq said its Helion Solar unit, Swiss market leader in rooftop solar with a 20113 percent market share, had linked up with Ikea to install photovoltaic systems sold by the Swedish furniture chain.
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He invested tens of millions of dollars in real estate properties, most notably in New York City; investigators reportedly looked into these dealings to see if they linked up to shady Russian activity.
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Her pace and power down the right, where she linked up so smartly with winger Nikita Parris, proved too much for Norway to handle and left her manager Phil Neville reaching for superlatives.
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Unclear why the two linked up -- but it appears it was for an event put on by Otro, a news app that promises fans a deep look into the life of soccer's biggest stars.
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Facebook has linked up with 28 partners in a Geneva-based entity called the Libra Association, which will govern its new digital coin, which is due to launch in the first half of 2020.
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When I moved back to New Orleans I linked up with these guys down here—my DJ buddy Bouffant Bouffant, and Kathi, who's husband Joey Buttons runs the record store and label Disko Obscura.
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It's not Alexa supplanting the entire customer support platform, but it is the first time that Alexa will be linked up to an existing help center, granted one operated by an Amazon-owned company.
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And to that end, it has linked up with Genius, the startup that annotates music lyrics and other online content, to provide backstory and commentary that pop up as you stream tracks on Spotify.
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Once they collide (and thanks to Einstein's E=mc2) the leftovers turn into top quarks, linked up to their antiparticle, the antitop, since the laws of physics say that quarks can't appear on their own.
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The two of them have a brief spat in Russian, revealing the fact that Alexei essentially forced his family to defect when he linked up with the CIA to work on this wheat-killing plot.
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Related: The Actress Who Linked Up Sean Penn with El Chapo Was Under Surveillance Since 2014 The communication between Del Castillo and Guzmán published in Milenio resumes on October 10, after an 11-day interruption.
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At first reinforcements trickled into Hue, but, as the situation became clearer, ARVN units were called to the command post in the north, while American Marines linked up with the MACV outpost in the south.
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My testing rig is built around an Nvidia Titan X, Intel Core i7-83X, and 64GB of RAM (because why not?), and I've had no such performance issues with any other displays linked up to it.
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I wanted to find out how this works first hand, so we headed to Minneapolis and linked up with the Air Force team getting ready to do the flyover of Super Bowl LII from Minneapolis-St.
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Your fighter planetary ruler Mars will be perfectly linked up to psychically sensitive Neptune on Friday morning, giving you a strong gut feeling about what direction you want to take with regards to broadening your horizons.
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Government troops linked up with forces already in Deir al-Zor at the Panorama entrance to the city, bringing the whole road under their control for the first time in years, the Hezbollah media unit reported.
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"What's so crazy is sometimes tragedy, if you really absorb it, you can turn it into something beautiful," Stefani explained on Tuesday, referencing her split from Gavin Rossdale before she linked up with Shelton last year.
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The two have technically linked up before when someone named DJ Cinema spliced together Kendrick's verse from Talib Kweli's "Pushin Thru" with a Jackson speech from the 1994 film Chess but this points to approximately.... nothing.
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So Teeling and her team, including lead author Nicole Foley (then a PhD student in Teeling's lab), linked up with Bretagne Vivante, a grassroots environmental group in France that has been focused on local Myotis bats.
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But getting climate cash for women's issues– and vice versa – isn't always easy, said Laura Garcia of the Sociedad Mexicana pro Derechos de la Mujer (SEMILLAS), one of the organizations which gives such linked-up grants.
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The strongest independent bookstores, while maintaining a 1990s feel at times, complete with racks of music CDs, are also linked up with universities and schools and Australia's well-known writers festivals in Sydney, Melbourne and elsewhere.
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Seeing the potential in porn, KIIROO linked up with Los Angeles-based company Flirt4Free to create special packages so that men could buy webcam time with their favorite porn stars—and feel them through the Onyx.
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But these kinds of moments all seemed linked up — a good debate, the belief in a sterling pollster, and especially the response to most black South Carolinians' emphatic support of a single candidate — in one way.
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Quibi has linked up with the popular esports team FaZe Clan on a new game show that would let six subscribers for the new short-form streaming service compete for a slot on the FaZe roster.
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In 25 he had linked up with Stone-Gross—who was just a few months out of graduate school and was based in California—plus a few other researchers to map out an effort to attack GameOver.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai, one of the world's largest trading hubs, has linked up with IBM to launch a scheme using blockchain computing technology to process transactions and keep track of goods being shipped, IBM said on Tuesday.
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It's your motherboard that determines the answers to those questions and other ones like them, and if you open up your computer case them you'll see a lot of slots, connectors and wiring keeping everything linked up.
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And seeking to peel away any wavering evangelicals from Cruz, Trump also linked up with Jerry Falwell, a hero of the Christian right, who endorsed him despite skepticism among some believers about the depth of Trump's faith.
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New relationships are blossoming, like the first tulips of spring: Elijah (Andrew Rannells) has linked up with a C-list celebrity while Jessa is testing the sexual waters with Hannah's ex-boyfriend Adam (more on that later).
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - GFG Alliance, a privately held conglomerate run by Britain's Gupta family, on Monday said it had linked up with Chinese energy company Shanghai Electric to build a solar farm in the state of South Australia.
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According to WWD, the singer recently linked up with Global Brands Group, the holding company behind a number of celebrity-helmed lines like JLo by Jennifer Lopez, Sean John and David Beckham, to create Katy Perry Footwear.
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He linked up with Otis Redding's old drummer, physically trapped his favorite musicians in a room until they agreed to be in his band, and then called up his brother and begged him to come back east.
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Or Linden How and J. Turner Masland, in Portland, Oregon, who linked up to create a comprehensive reading list offering historical and theoretical contexts for US labor relations, environmentalism, civil rights, women's rights, and queer liberation movements.
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In the Trump era, this vision has linked up to Trump's swamp-draining, deep-state-blaming political style to produce a form of right-wing populism that treats the very idea of nonpartisan expertise as deeply suspect.
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Overseas networks originating in places such as North America have linked up with Samoans to send vitamins to the Pacific, say posts on social media, accompanied by claims that many cases may be caused by the vaccine.
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For many, this marriage has added import because of who Markle is: a biracial American woman, divorced, older than her fiancé, and famous in her own right as an actress before she linked up with a prince.
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Further down the line, it might even be linked up to Aadhaar, India's vast biometric database, which contains the personal details of 1.2 billion Indian citizens, enabling India to set up "a total, permanent surveillance state," he adds.
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While the new couple only recently linked up in September (talk about a whirlwind romance!), there's quite a handful of deets about their relationship that we know so far: BELLA & TYLER KEEP THEIR RELATIONSHIP STATUS ON THE DL
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Now, they're joined by my old pal Timmy St. Amour of Howl on guitar, and have linked up with the venerable Armageddon Shop to blast their latest album, None Shall Live... the Hymns of Misery, into the world.
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There's a bunch more in the interview ... Camille also talks about her time as a Patriots cheerleader ... and how she linked up with Christian Yelich for the California Strong campaign for the CA wildfires and Borderline Bar shooting.
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Pro-Assad regime forces, backed by Russian airstrikes, have recently made gains there and linked up with a group of beleaguered regime soldiers that were besieged there for nearly three years, according to Syria's state-owned news agency.
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The former teammates linked up in the 'Bu Wednesday for some quality man time ... gettin' in a bunch of activities, from jammin' out on the drums and guitar to hiking (while their wives tagged along and drank sangria).
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The dynamic is interesting -- lots of NFL teams reacted during their Sunday games to Trump's comments about players kneeling and how owners and coaches should fire anyone doing it ... some knelt, some dodged, others linked up in solidarity.
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U.S. astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Alexei Ovchinin landed safely without harm and rescue crews who raced to locate them on the Kazakh steppe quickly linked up with them, NASA, the U.S. space agency, and Russia's Roscosmos said.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star won 17 seats in the last European election in 2014 and linked up with Nigel Farage's UKIP, which had 22 seats, to form the so-called Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) party.
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It has six modular slots — each one is generic, so you can put any module in any slot, and they're all linked up through new open standard called Unipro that can push 11.9 gigabits of data in both directions.
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Faced with the challenge of how to grow when a huge share of the connected globe already uses his products, Mr Zuckerberg is determined to bring the internet, and so Facebook, to people who are not yet linked up.
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Pro-Assad regime forces, backed by Russian airstrikes, have recently made gains there and linked up with a group of beleaguered regime soldiers that were besieged there for nearly three years, according to Syria's official state-owned news agency.
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Related: The Actress Who Linked Up Sean Penn with El Chapo Was Under Surveillance Since 2014 Mexico's attorney general Arely Gómez said that, so far, they know Del Castillo and Sean Penn met with El Chapo to exchange information.
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His group linked up with other Jewish partisans, as well as groups like the Communist partisan force Armia Ludowa, and spent the war disrupting German supply lines and communications and ferreting out Poles who were collaborating with the Nazis.
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OPEC, Russia and other producers that have linked up to curtail production and support prices will continue their cooperation as long as it is "effective and brings results," Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said in an interview on Monday.
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Yet his early leanings seemed forgotten when he became an army officer and linked up with the ultra-nationalist Algerie Francaise party - only to change tack again to become a moderate Gaullist and, by 1967, an ambitious junior minister.
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The first video details how the journey came together, lets you poke around the sleeping quarters and innards of the boat, join in preparations and safety briefings, and find out how they even linked up with Thunberg in the first place.
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The company has linked up with LinkedIn — the social network for the working world with 467 million users that was acquired by Microsoft recently for $26.2 billion — to help develop a stronger marketing profile for LinkedIn by parsing its public data.
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Two years later, the pair have linked up in a center-right coalition to fight a national election on March 4, with Meloni insisting that their joint program include measures to help working mothers and encourage people to have children.
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They linked up with the film's director Nora Twomey as well as Saara Chaudry, who voices the character of Pavana in the animated film; along with a few of the young stars of Jolie's movie First They Killed My Father.
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The KC-1353 Stratotanker was linked up with a group of A-2135 Thunderbolt IIs in support of the U.S.-led coalition's air campaign against ISIS when it was approached by the F-2100, the Air Force said on Thursday.
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To print the patrol boat, part of an American army project, the team in Maine linked up with Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in Tennessee, which helped develop the printing process, and Ingersoll Machine Tools, in Illinois, which built the printer itself.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 19 (Reuters) - Eskom hailed a milestone in its efforts to overcome South Africa's chronic electricity shortages on Sunday, saying it had linked up the last of four units at its new Ingula hydro-electric power plant to the grid.
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World soccer's governing body FIFA has linked up with long-time licensing partner EA Sports to launch FIFA Ultimate Team, which morphed into the FIFA 18 Global Series and will culminate with the FIFA eWorld Cup 2018 Grand Final in August.
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In the US, the anger about Latino immigration has linked up to another racial anxiety: Many white Americans believe their privileged status is being eroded by the past half-century of moves toward treating African American as truly equal citizens.
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Using French bee would require finding a flight to San Francisco from New York City and making sure the flight schedules linked up comfortably, to allow for customs and immigration clearance on the return before connecting to a domestic flight home.
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Lyle Ashton Harris, another frequent dinner guest, whose photographs deal with his history as a gay black man, linked up with his current gallerist, Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, after Ms. Gund introduced them and called Ms. Greenberg Rohatyn on his behalf.
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University students who oppose the country's authoritarian drift — including many enrolled at Central European University, an American school founded by George Soros that Orbán recently pressured into leaving the country — linked up with unions and the opposition to create a significant protest movement.
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Sen. Mark Warner The vice chair of the Senate committee investigating Russian meddling in the US election said he was concerned about new revelations that a St. Petersburg troll farm had sent operatives to the US and linked up with activists here. Sen.
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New Jersey rapper Cakes Da Killa and vaginoplasty enthusiast Peaches have linked up for a ferocious bitch of a new track called "Up Out My Face", which, as you can guess, is all about making sure your goddamn personal space is clear.
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Uber's UberRush is live in San Francisco, Chicago and New York, but seems more focused on the delivery of goods, linked up with e-commerce services where you initially buy them, rather than messengering a package from your office to a destination.
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The new bus service is the result of one of the most important shifts in the map of the Syrian conflict in recent times, with the areas controlled by government forces and Kurdish-allied militias being linked up near the city of Manbij.
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France wants the new European Union Commission to push for an end to global tax exemptions for jet fuel to reduce CO2 emissions, and has also linked up with the Netherlands try and convince fellow European nations to tax airline travel more.
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In the early 1990s, he took a hiatus from Hollywood and linked up with Hells Angel/Jean Claude Van Damme assailant/Golden Gloves boxer Chuck Zito for a successful pro career, going 6-0-2 with four knockouts as a light heavyweight.
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Writer Nick Jennings linked up with Hillenburg on the Rocko's Modern Life team, then went on to help him create SpongeBob SquarePants before eventually becoming the adult in the room on Adventure Time when Cartoon Network still saw it as a risky gamble.
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If you&aposre just looking to see live events, the calendar in the upper right corner has a full list which you can filter by sport or network (if you&aposve linked up an account with access to the main ESPN channels).
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Related: The Actress Who Linked Up Sean Penn with El Chapo Was Under Surveillance Since 2014 Dressed in a blue sweater with dark glasses, the lawyer looked tired as he explained that the Chapo rollercoaster was taking its toll on him as well.
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Linked up to the hardware and sensors, Sam identifies common toilet problems, such as leaks that trickle out hundreds of gallons of water, by measuring variations in vibrations, and when it does, it sends out a free repair kit to fix it yourself.
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Sandler arrived in North Hollywood sometime in 1988, and there he linked up with another string of kismet: a roommate in the form of Judd Apatow, an apartment across the street from Rob Schneider, a friend who ended up becoming Jennifer Aniston.
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Not only has it incidentally linked up some seriously random recent pop culture — from Kylie Jenner to Fyre Festival to the Super Bowl — it's also reminded us that not everything that goes viral online will be co-opted by a terrible marketing ploy.
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For example, in October the company had linked up with MindMaze, another virtual/augmented reality startup out of Switzerland, to build a platform they were calling "MMI, the world's first multisensory computing platform for mobile-based, immersive and social virtual reality applications," MindMaze noted.
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Though they likely initially linked up through their common bond to Kanye West, No I.D. has been working with Jay-Z for a long time, producing tracks on several of his albums, beginning with 2002's The Blueprint 2: The Gift And The Curse.
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Salahuddin: Once Diallo Riddle and I left our writing jobs at Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, we linked up with our current director (Saturday Night Live writer) Matt Piedmont because, between the three of us, we have sixty years' worth of sketch comedy experience.
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Along with a full stream of the new EP that drops today on Magicwire, we caught up with Lance for a short email interview where we discuss growing up in Maryland, how he linked up with Lone, and of course, why outer space rules.
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Tran, an officer in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam, linked up with one platoon of his command, the Hac Bao Company, outside a nearby airfield, where he and 21961 men managed to hold off the entire North Vietnamese 19703th Battalion for several hours.
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Rebuffed again, Mr. Mzulwini and his partners linked up with a federation of businesses operating under the name Delangokubonya Sa — Zulu for "We'll Believe It When We See It." The group is a platform for would-be black entrepreneurs frustrated by the A.N.C. machine.
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Curious to see how the S.D.F. was handling that burden, I applied for a visa to travel to Iraq and then linked up with the congressional delegation — Senator Graham; Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire; and several aides — on a connecting flight from Istanbul.
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"The natural Saudi inclination will be to get any Saudi who could be linked up in this -- the classmates of this guy -- to get them out of the United States as quickly as possible and do the minimum -- provide rank and serial number," Riedel said.
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" Bilzerian said the chief's daughter had managed by that time to move to a safe zone, saying, "I linked up with some first responders and headed toward the New York, New York hotel as that was where they said there was another shooter active.
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The social media giant revealed plans on Tuesday to launch a cryptocurrency called Libra and linked up with 28 partners in a Geneva-based entity called the Libra Association, which will govern the new digital coin set to launch in the first half of 2020.
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Before there was the Chewbacca mask, there was the "Skype Laughter Chain" (24 million views to date), an online experiment in which a chain of strangers were linked up by webcam, and each was driven to a fit of laughter upon watching the previous person laugh.
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From its inception, the Islamic State's real power resided not in religious extremists like Mr. Baghdadi but in a corps of former Saddam Hussein loyalists behind the scenes who had linked up with convicted jihadists when they were together in American-run prisons in the mid-2000s.
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Some groups, such as the Cyber Defence Alliance, whose members include some of the world's biggest banks, are already doing this, but different initiatives need to be linked up, report authors Ferbrache and Dan Crisp, interim director of technology and digital policy at UK Finance, told Reuters.
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But what Strick and his two co-authors found was a much more complex network of connections, one that was largely directly linked up to parts of the brain that control physical motion and deal with sensory input, like the feelings we get when we touch something.
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But if any of these groups were to begin functioning as an ISIS affiliate in Indonesia, and launch a more concerted terrorist campaign against the government, it could be a serious concern — especially if they linked up with Indonesians who got training from ISIS headquarters in Syria.
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Then she linked up with SOPHIE, the Vroom Vroom EP happened, she got her own Beats 1 show called The Candy Shop, which remains the greatest place on the internet to find Britney Spears, PC Music, and Justin Bieber's "Baby" on repeat, then dropped a track with Lil Yachty.
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Rob Goldstone, the music publicist who linked up Trump Jr. and Veselnitskaya Goldstone's social media pages show him interacting with President Trump as far back as 2013 — and include an Instagram of him wearing a shirt that simply says "Russia" just after Trump won the presidency in November.
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Construction of the 25 billion rand ($1.7 billion) plant began in 2006 and all four units are expected to be fully operational in 2017, with capacity to produce 1,332 MW. Eskom said on June 13 that it had linked up unit four, adding 333 MW to the grid.
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He hasn't been laying low, though––since then, Scott has also collaborated with Miguel on "Skywalker;" released a collaborative album with Quavo, Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho; been awarded a key to Missouri City; linked up with RaeSremmurd on a new SR3MM track; and hung out with Kanye in Wyoming.
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Sonny linked up with frequent collaborator Southside for an ode to trips out to LA, aptly titled "Back in LA," which celebrates the expensive real estate, the chicken and waffles, and many of the other delights of the city over a beat that is heavy as all living fuck.
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A short time after that game's PC release, 3D modelers dug out the files that made up the world of Lordran and discovered a huge and unbelievably complex ants' nest of stages that somehow linked up with each other, a vast and interconnected world with Firelink Shrine at the center.
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The pair linked up to spend time with about 20 students at Hyde Park Academy, a high school across from the future site of the Obama Presidential Center on the city's South Side — and Harry announced that he was taking full advantage of the local cuisine, including both thin and deep dish pizza.
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A Google representative told Gizmodo that YouTube has a higher standard across the board for content it allows to be linked up with advertisers, who may be squeamish with having their ads running before footage of a neo-Nazi rally, regardless of whether it was uploaded by a neo-Nazi or by CNN.
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When she told her brand management team (who she linked up with after her YouTube account exploded) that she wanted to drive from Alaska to Argentina next year, it didn't cross her mind that parts of that trip could be dangerous for any traveller, much less a young Black woman on her own.
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As for Daryl, we did get to spend a few minutes with him as he and Tara linked up with Morgan to launch their final attack on the Sanctuary, but we still haven't been given a convincing reason why Rick's brother in arms would be willing to challenge his leadership so spectacularly; which is frustrating.
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Vocalist Riley Gale, guitarists Blake Ibanez and Nick Stewart, and bassist Chris Whetzel were hardcore kids with a taste for thrash metal violence, and in 2011 they linked up with likeminded drummer Chris Ulsh, who also plays in some of the best bands in Austin, including Mammoth Grinder, Impalers, and the deceased Hatred Surge.
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The bill would set up protocols for emergency rooms around the nation on how best to discharge overdose patients, making sure they have the opioid overdose antidote naloxone and access to other medication-assisted treatment, as well as being linked up with peer-support specialists and other treatment programs that best fit the patient.
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Me and that dude went on tour together when we were both on tour with Joey he's cool that's like my bro I linked up with him when I was in New York, we were in the studio going through beats and that beat came up and we were like yo let's do this!
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A wave of bank mergers are taking place in the Gulf region, after two of the United Arab Emirates' biggest banks linked up to create First Abu Dhabi Bank last year Consolidation has increased in the past two years as profit margins have been squeezed by lower government and consumer spending in the face of weak oil prices.
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Sparxxx linked up with So So Def staff producer Shannon "Houch" Houchins to record the 22013-song LP Dark Days, Bright Nights, an independent release that was such an unexpected regional success—thanks to its intriguing cocktail of country and trap sounds—that it ended up in the lap of Jimmy Iovine, who quickly signed Sparxxx to Interscope.
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Related: The Actress Who Linked Up Sean Penn with El Chapo Was Under Surveillance Since 2014 Mexico's Attorney General Arely Gómez says that the meeting with Penn and Del Castillo on October 2 "put us right there where everything was happening" and paved the way for the navy operation that almost nabbed the kingpin on October 6.
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In the "daisy chain" drive designed by Kevin Esvelt of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, gene drives are linked up in sequence, with the first creating the space for the second to copy itself into, the second creating the space for the third, and so on, until you finally get to the gene that you want to drive through the population.
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"Cigarette," the new single from Raye featuring fellow UK stars Stefflon Don and Mabel, marks the second time this week that a number of women in pop (and/or its surrounding genres) have linked up for a collab, following Dua Lipa's BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge performance of "IDGAF" which saw her backed up by Alma, MØ, Charli XCX and Zara Larsson.
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And I just linked up with a producer from LA, we're gonna work on a five-track EP. I feel like, when to comes to expanding, yo, listen, we got a lot of great beatmakers from Toronto, but in terms of expanding and getting my name out there, I feel like I need to expand to different cities that I work in.
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Chappelle linked up with the whole squad at the team facility and even posed for pics with LeBron James, who was wearing some REALLY short shorts (are Dave's arms bigger than Bron's BTW?) But, when the team took the court, Chappelle went with 'em and even got pointers from Lakers guard Quinn Cook to improve his stepback game, according to Lakers reporter Dave McMenamin.
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It's not clear if Workplace's win at Nestlé is replacing another product; it seems, however, that it is more likely a trend of how more businesses are making an investment in company-wide communications platforms where they may never have had one before, in hopes of it helping keep employees switched on, linked up and generally more happy and feeling less like expendable cogs.
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And then they're flown to, usually, Europe where they're then packed in ice again and flown to Dover Air Force Base, where Dover takes care of the remains, embalms them, meticulously dresses them in their uniform with the medals that they've earned, the emblems of their service, and then puts them on another airplane linked up with a casualty officer escort that takes them home.
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In her latest venture, Zara has linked up with H&M to create a fashion line aimed at her young fanbase, following in the footsteps of other stars like Beyoncé, who launched her Ivy Park line in the UK in Topshop stores last year, Rihanna—who's collaborated with everyone from River Island in the UK to Puma worldwide as well as working on her own line—and the queen mother of all musician clothing lines, Gwen Stefani's LAMB brand.
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