When you discover that a poem links up to a chain of images from your own life like a song links up to its music video.
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In the village, Mowgli links up with someone with the same goals.
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The warrant also gives further insight into how Apple links up with law enforcement.
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Pence links up with his running mate weekly for key policy speeches and appearances.
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Portal links up with Facebook accounts, allowing video calls to friends via Facebook Messenger.
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And what it links up with is the formation, David, of the foreign policy team.
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But before the spacecraft links up with Bennu in 2018, it's been assigned a side project.
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Embracing your sensitivity will come easier once the empathetic Pisces moon links up with Mars on Sunday.
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Nearby Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has strong domestic connections, while Dulles International Airport links up globally.
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The EHT project links up eight millimeter-wavelength telescopes in Hawaii, Arizona, California, Mexico, Chile, Spain, and Antarctica.
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It could be beneficial for western China, which is less developed, as it links up with neighboring countries.
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Airbnb, for instance, links up travelers with people who have an available house, condo or extra room. CouchSurfing.
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One such, FoodCloud, based in Dublin, links up local homeless shelters and food banks with a nearby supermarket.
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On Wednesday, your planetary ruler Venus links up with committal Saturn, providing your relationships with practicality and purity.
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It links up with the nearly 2249-mile Greenway Trail along the South Platte for more ambitious riding.
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It's a problem Heliogen will also have to solve once it links up with a commercial cement facility.
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Jorge links up with Feistl in the bathroom, and says that he noticed his men by the DJ booth.
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Feeling she nailed the meeting, a beaming Kim links up with Jimmy, who's scoping out an office for them.
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He links up with two scheming American surgeons (Rudd and Theroux) who might be the only people who can help.
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The family also often links up with Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky's crew since the couple lives in Byron Bay.
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Loveflutter is a swiping dating app that links up to your Twitter and shows your tweets in your profile (egads).
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Google Home links up with some of Google's partners, allowing you to order household products like papertowels, soap and more.
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In fact, it links up the Belt, which is the land route, and the Road, which is the sea route.
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There he links up with his partner in crime, Jordan Ullman, and the two proceed to party the night away.
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So he really does have to make the case that his investigation links up to Russia and the election somehow.
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On one hand, it could be beneficial for western China, which is less developed, as it links up with neighboring countries.
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On Friday, the waning moon in Aquarius links up with benevolent Jupiter, encouraging you to acknowledge the power of your words.
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Her crystalline playing links up with a range of 26500th-century piano music: Cecil Taylor, Morton Feldman, Bill Evans, Maurice Ravel.
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What you'll see is that no factor links up with the observed change in temperature nearly as conclusively as greenhouse gas emissions.
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I would be surprised if this links up to anything that is serious in the way of collusion, like an espionage conspiracy.
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Forced to find work elsewhere, Roman awkwardly links up with George Pierce (Colin Farrell), a slick, fast-talking protégé of his boss.
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Approach the car and it links up to the phone by Bluetooth, unlocking its doors when the motorist touches one of the handles.
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She'll appear on season 2 of Star as a famous singer who links up with the Big Trouble trio in the recording studio.
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If sources are correct and Apple links up with LG, the deal could help all three companies reduce their reliance on a few connections.
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Plug the little white brick into your router and it links up with the smart meter the utility company quietly installed a while back.
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The road runs from Aleppo through the towns of Khanaser and Ithriya and links up with the cities of Hama and Homs further south.
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On Friday at 53:40 PM, the passionate Scorpio Moon links up with Venus, opening cosmic doors for you to have a fun night out.
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This waterproof speaker by Ultimate Ears links up to your smartphone via Bluetooth so you can take your music with you — wherever the day goes.
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Establishing links up and down this ladder — linking a gene to a neurohormonal molecule, and ultimately to a behavior — produces what is called "translational" research.
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When a user links up a card, and she or he buys something from the retailers and brands connected with Dosh, the user gets money back.
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Then, when the car is sold into one country or another, the car automatically links up to a local network to run its connected car services.
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What she found on the other end of her search was Peanut, an app that links up mothers with other compatible moms in the same area.
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On Tuesday, the sun links up with your planetary ruler, abundant Jupiter, at 8:10 AM, giving you the opportunity to solidify your five-year plan.
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The organization links up police officials of its 192 member states, who can use it to disseminate their search for a fugitive or a missing person.
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That night at the charity event, she links up with Corey, or as Kara called him"Andre 2.0" (a reference to her old lover/mistake, Andre Daniels).
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August 2: In an interview with the Washington Post, Trump links up his criticism of the election with the mainstream Republican notion of the voter fraud epidemic.
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The company has created an online marketplace for that links up shippers and carriers and raised $21 million led by the marquee Silicon Valley firm Sequoia Capital.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's SLUTEVER, Karley Sciortino links up with members of the trans community trying to start a more active dialogue about trans sex.
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Once an infected machine successfully links up with a Necurs command-and-control domain, it stops reaching out elsewhere until that connection gets broken for whatever reason.
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For businesses that offer appointments, Business Chat links up with the user's own calendar so that they can see if an offered time slot conflicts with their schedule.
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The company provides battery storage systems to households with rooftop solar panels and links up home-produced electricity to other solar users in Germany, Europe's biggest solar market.
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The company, which links up customers with retailers like H&M and ASOS through its online lending platform, said it now adds a new merchant every seven minutes.
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And last but not least, it should have a prudent management of a public finance risks and more broadly macroeconomic risks, which links up to your question on China.
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Idly she observed that the bottom part of the fence had come loose in one place, bulging in, as if someone had pried the links up with a crowbar.
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At some point, all of that was replaced by Google — why bother keeping a list of links up-to-date, when all the pages you need are at your fingertips?
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Along the way, Goldbaum talks to Elvis impersonators, handles boa constrictors, and links up with Wayne Newton to hear about the legendary Vegas star's strategies for staving off a mob threat.
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For one, it links up to your library account, so you can ditch your library card (or cards; the ID works at the Brooklyn, Queens and New York Public Library systems).
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To be fair, the video sums up the mood of the "One Kiss"—a fun loosie which attempts to totally capture the zeitgeist, not least in the acts it links up.
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On an all-new episode of BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed links up with chef Cat Cora to make a cannabis-infused meal of Greek classics with a modern, pot-centric twist.
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With the other half of the Joy-Con controller, you can also play with another person simultaneously, and the game even links up to Pokémon Go, where you can transfer caught Pokémon.
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The solution of monitoring vibrations, and using smart sensors to connect dumb objects is notable for how it links up with a past entrepreneurial life for Herbert and some of his team.
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" Meanwhile, Jacolby Satterwhite, Patricia Satterwhite, and Teengirl Fantasy's Nick Weiss collaborate on a pair of fluidly mutating singles, and Nguzunguzu links up with Abu Hajar and Halil Altindere for the uproarious "Homeland.
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Blaise's end goal is to become an established singer and actor, and while she isn't against brand partnerships, she wants to make sure she links up with ones that align with her image.
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The company's portfolio includes the likes of Farfetch, the marketplace that links up high end brands and boutiques selling those brands and provides a place online to browse and buy from all of them.
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Aligning your professional path to your shifting values will become a focus under the waning Aquarius moon between Thursday and Saturday, especially as the moon links up with the sun and Mercury on Thursday.
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She links up with her driver, Christine, and hops into the vintage red car from King's 1983 novel, Christine, about a 1958 Plymouth Fury nicknamed Christine by its owner and apparently possessed by supernatural forces.
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The Prism also links up with nearby headsets for multiplayer gaming, and Stern placed a small circular tracking marker mat on the table that serves as a maze for the Pac-Man-like game play.
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They gave 223 men with ASD either a placebo or varying doses of an experimental drug designed to block one type of cell receptor in the brain that links up to vasopressin, for 12 weeks.
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The difference is that Joan is (improbably) telling the truth, and what she writes and recites links up in unexpected ways to the lives of the other students, especially to the smitten but frozen Aaron.
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There's nothing in his more distant past that provides immediate answer, but you might be surprised to learn how much Hugh's history with Picard and the U.S.S. Enterprise links up with the story that's currently unfolding.
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Nas and Nicki Minaj were all over each other for his birthday, and even though we don't see this kinda PDA from them everyday ... we've learned the power couple links up way more than ya know.
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Officially called the Digital Flywheel program, the AI links up with Starbucks Rewards members' accounts and uses what is certain to be a combination of very complex algorithms, siren-based sorcery, and customers' insatiable drive for caffeine.
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On the series premiere, Meg Gill links up with a few home brewers in New Mexico, kicking off a quest that's just as much about the beer she's drinking as it is the people who make it.
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Its cramped ride will end this weekend when the capsule links up with the International Space Station where Fedor will join the six astronauts — two Russians, three Americans and one Italian — on board the massive orbiting laboratory.
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"Chomsky links up to our vision of street food because originally, we wanted to be quite anarchical—following the rules of not following the rules and trying to create something no one had seen before," she explains.
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Due to limitations on how iOS works, the process is slightly different here: instead of using Chrome to communicate with the device (as used for the PC versions), the Android phone links up with Google's Smart Lock app instead.
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The first is the customer-facing side, where Caroobi is giving mechanics a more efficient way of interfacing with customers, with accounting and billing software that links up with Caroobi's back-end, and scheduling tools to book in appointments.
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Gazprom sends gas through the Nord Stream pipeline which runs along the Baltic seabed and links up with Opal in Germany but the Russian gas exporter faces curbs imposed by the European Union on how much of Opal it can use.
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Cady still links up with punk art-nerd Janis Sarkisian and her "too gay to function" BFF Damian Hubbard (the scene-sealing Barrett Wilbert Weed and Grey Henson, respectively) to take down the pink-clad predators from the inside out.
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The match could also be make or break for inside center Sonny Bill Williams, who links up with Jack Goodhue in the midfield, after he recovered from a hamstring injury that kept him out of last week's match in Argentina.
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In order to grasp what the artist is up to, it is important for the viewer to acknowledge the paint as paint and mark, as well as to begin discerning the way it links up with a representation of a human.
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That same platform is also a licensing-based B2B and B2C play: it links up to about a dozen or more other publishers and media partners, which use it both to syndicate content out and bring in content from other places.
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Combating them will require both grass-roots organizing that links up local and global issues—the kind of organizing described in War Against War and Direct Action—and innovative reforms to strengthen international legal and political systems and make them more democratically accountable.
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After Switzerland, Australia has the highest ratio of household debt to economic output among a group of nations that includes the United States, Europe, China and other Asian countries, according to the Bank for International Settlements, an organization that links up central banks.
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The plot of the season premiere is simple: The Discovery links up with a disabled Enterprise — and what a joy to see the classic ship depicted with 21st century graphics — and must investigate several "red signals" that are emerging across the universe.
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NEW TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM AIMS TO IMPROVE INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN PROVIDERS: Cloud services company, DXC Technology launched Open Health Connect, a cloud-based platform that links up healthcare IT systems to make it easier for providers to share health data, according to Digital Health.
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After escaping from a labor camp where he had been imprisoned for refusing to fire on unarmed civilians, helicopter pilot Ben Richards (Schwarzenegger's character) briefly links up with members of a rebellion, before being recaptured by the police during an attempt to escape to Hawaii.
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The line to Bordeaux, which links up with existing high-speed rail lines in the central city of Tours, was financed under a unique public-private partnership that will see a consortium led by construction group Vinci operate it under concession for 50 years.
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Cady also links up with punk art-nerd Janis Sarkisian and her "too gay to function" BFF Damian Hubbard (the scene-sealing Barrett Wilbert Weed and Grey Henson, respectively) to take down the pink-clad predators from the inside out, just like in the movie.
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And so the story starts with the turn of the 803s as Bernie Sanders arrives in Vermont with a whole lot of left wing ideas, not a whole lot of local connections, and links up with a new marginal political party called the Liberty Union.
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In the following poem, the beautiful "Elegance and Umbrellas," the poet seems to meld a trip between Paris and New York which suddenly links up the images and scenes of Gene Kelly's famous dance in Singing in the Rain with his later An American in Paris.
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The company's viewpoint is that a direct cash reward is a much stronger driver for retail intent than advertising can ever be, and because of how Dosh links up with card providers, it's much easier to see how an offer is linked to an actual purchase.
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The moon's flight into intellectually-inspired Aquarius offers a breath of fresh air between May 23 and 25, especially when it harmoniously links up with the sun at 123:39 PM and Mercury at 2:01 AM in quick-witted Gemini on May 23 and 24, respectively.
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It's fun to make those connections while watching any QT movie but this edit by Beyond the Frame that links up all those references to the shared universe is even more fun because you can see it all unfold seamlessly, jumping back and forth from one movie to another.
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Alyssa Rhoden of the Southwest Research Institute called the hypothesis plausible, but she wonders how the model links up with other, less dramatic fractures and features on the moon: "Now that we have this idea, how do we fit it into the broader picture of how Enceladus evolved over time?"
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The announcement links up two parallel and connected storylines: For several years, Hollywood studios and their owners have been making noises about keeping their stuff away from Netflix, which they used to view as a nice-to-have buyer for their old stuff, and now view as an incredibly powerful competitor.
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Unless the shared goals are backed by a bureaucratic process that links up North Korea's interests in peace, tension reduction, and diplomatic normalization with the international community's interest in the removal of weapons of mass destruction from North Korea, a summit will be a spectacle but will not have durable meaning.
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The announcement comes as Amazon formally introduces the next generation of its Echo Dot device, which, like the original, links up with regular speakers — either through bluetooth technology or a cable — to enable them to act on voice commands to do things like play music, answer trivia questions and give news updates.
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Like Square, iZettle has made a lot of headway in building out a point of sale business by way of a card-reading dongle that links up with a smartphone or tablet, working with smaller businesses that might have never used a card service in the past because of the prohibitive costs of taking card payments.
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And — naturally — while Hire links up with third-party job boards via services like eQuest to bring inbound people into the system, it also provides seamless integration with Jobs by Google, Google's own vertical search effort that is taking on the traditional job board by letting people look for opportunities with natural language queries in Google's basic search window.
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It also links up with another immigration loophole, chain migration, by allowing a massive pool of would-be immigrants to come here thanks to the orchestrated birth of a single child in the U.S. The end result of all this is that immigration decisions that affect the United States are made by citizens of foreign countries.
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Their brains were filling in missing data with the most likely scenario, and scientists concluded that we have not one but two separate visual systems: the recently evolved corpus callosum, which links up color- and language-identifying regions of the brain, and an older subcortical system that's sensitive to movement and orientation (and presumably kicked into action when the corpus callosum was severed).
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A sex toy that links up with a smartphone app may be innovative, but the makers of popular app-enabled vibrator We-Vibe might have just stumbled upon a critical issue: One woman in Chicago is suing We-Vibe's manufacturer, Standard Innovation, for collecting and transmitting her information, including her email address and the vibration settings she used, without her consent.
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But he also used his war movies to reflect on American social and racial conflicts, as in the lean 20312 Korean War film "The Steel Helmet" (Saturday), starring Gene Evans as the lone survivor of an executed squad who links up with a South Korean boy (William Chun), an African-American army medic (James Edwards) and others; and in "China Gate" (Sept.
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But he also used his war movies to reflect on American social and racial conflicts, as in the lean 1951 Korean War film "The Steel Helmet" (Saturday), starring Gene Evans as the lone survivor of an executed squad who links up with a South Korean boy (William Chun), an African-American Army medic (James Edwards) and others; and in "China Gate" (Sept.
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Part influenced by Sphero, and part influenced by connected consumer video products like the Nest Cam and baby monitors that let you watch and respond to your tots remotely, Doge Ball (a play on the Doge meme, but actually pronounced "Doggy Ball", for Dog e-ball) is essentially a connected ball — in the demo version a hacked hamster running ball — that links up with an app on your phone.
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To be clear, Tez is not a mobile "wallet" in the same way as PayTM offers a mobile wallet, where money is stored in the app and needs to be topped up to be used; it's more like Apple's Wallet or other mobile wallets in the west: a place that links up your phone with your bank accounts to let you use your phone as a way to deduct payments from those accounts.
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It leads men from primitive tribal life to that highest expression of human power which is Empire; it links up; through the centuries the names of those of its members who have died for its existence and in obedience to its laws, it holds up the memory of the leaders who have increased its territory and the geniuses who have illumined it with glory as an example to be followed by future generations.
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Lucky vibes will flow early this morning when the Moon connects with Jupiter at 5:26 AM, but watch out for confusion when it clashes with Neptune at 6:26 AM. Easy energy will flow when the Moon links up with Venus at 3:49 PM, and people will be feeling active tonight when the Moon meets Mars at 10:21 PM. Finally, watch out for emotional blocks when the Moon opposes Saturn at 12:53 AM. All times EST.
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