Locklear was transported to the hospital with minor non-threatening injuries.
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She was transported to the hospital with minor non-threatening injuries.
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The shooter is hospitalized with non-threatening injuries, the statement says.
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Michael Ford suffered non-threatening gunshot wounds in the incident, police said.
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All of her promotional artwork has sloppy, non-threatening ghosts on it.
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Anything repetitive, methodical, and non-threatening can trigger ASMR, Dr. Richard says.
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It's void of corrosive chemicals, too, making it non-threatening to pets.
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And you did a whole thing about threatening, non-threatening women, too.
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It's kind of a friendly, non-threatening look into your crippling smartphone addiction.
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" Each team member has a fun, non-threatening position like "mate" or "skip.
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Through kawaii, May elaborates, violence can be expressed in a non-threatening way.
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Also: it's sort of funny in a non-threatening way at this point.
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Still, tobacco products dominate an otherwise non-threatening space: checkout counters at convenience stores.
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Featuring special appearance by a celebrity who is easily recognizable, but also non-threatening.
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And you guys had a non-threatening version of that with a watermelon, right?
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It's fun and non-threatening, and everyone's finally wearing his or her beautiful costumes.
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Some treat Mark like a friendly drug dealer: non-threatening, but someone to be respected.
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But it was so ... relaxed, so non-threatening, so... Portland, that I didn't freak out.
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There's also the Electric Eric, a non-threatening looking vibrator with an e-stim mode.
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They are plastic googly eyes — otherwise known as "adhesive wiggle eyes" — simple and non-threatening.
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Azealia Banks, a female rapper, once accused him of "playing that non-threatening black man shit".
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Rewarding the ugly, the non-threatening, is one way to keep those more threatening women down.
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She's every bit the object of male desire, the fantasy, non-threatening in her passive sexuality.
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Two of them have actual cute faces, and the other two are at least extremely non-threatening.
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Castile, in a non-threatening manner, told the officer about the firearm he was carrying, Choi said.
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Overall, the report describes fabric as "friendly and non-threatening"—also praising the diversity of the crowd.
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Most of them try hard to be non-threatening, with big smiley faces and telepresence video screens.
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Stone says those working for his planned "exit poll" will be trained to use neutral, non-threatening language.
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Prosecutors said Yanez was not justified in firing his gun, saying that Castile was courteous and non-threatening.
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We can also address their ability to adhere to their host, which applies the same non-threatening pressures.
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And that threatening versus non-threatening communication style, it's a whole ... We could talk about this for hours.
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But Slack is somehow more all-consuming because, well, it's more fun and GIF-filled and deceptively non-threatening.
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The cause of the fire was not immediately clear, but five firefighters suffered non-threatening injuries, according to AMNY.
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A suspicious package discovered at the New Hampshire Democratic Party headquarters was found to be non-threatening, officials said.
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Yes, the low voice/slow vocal is what best conveys the relaxation because his tone is so non-threatening.
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According to Stemple's study, some are embarrassed to report because of the widespread perception of women as non-threatening.
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"We wanted to give an alternative that was much more accessible and family-friendly and non-threatening," he explains.
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The system also utilizes an algorithm that will help filter out non-threatening movements, in you're, say, on a train.
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Robinson (Everything, Everything; Jurassic World) is perfectly cast as the handsome — in a non-threatening kind of way — average boy.
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Experts believe Tibbetts' disappearance involves foul play , likely an abduction by somebody she knew or had a non-threatening demeanor.
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Zou said he is looking for non-threatening ways for the public to cooperate with the government on environmental protection.
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Google, for its part, has always portrayed the shape of its sprightly, two-passenger pod as cute and non-threatening.
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That's where the likes of Amy step in, providing a friendly and non-threatening service to women living in temporary housing.
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Accordingly, the product is designed to seem maximally non-threatening: single-serve and available in flavors like birthday cake and brownie.
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Instead, find a safe, non-threatening time (like a low-key night in) and place (like your dorm room) to chat.
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We're just fine sitting here, speaking to you at a normal, human distance and giving you comfortable, non-threatening touches occasionally.
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The party said on Tuesday that the suspicious package was determined to be non-threatening and the office had been reopened.
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In this case the question was how to make handing over an item to a robot feel natural and non-threatening.
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Or it could be the gentle, non-threatening guitar that lifts Kline's melodies up and turns them into fully-fledged masterpieces.
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The brand's use of melodic, non-threatening electronic music here recalls Gap's infamous use of Daft Punk's "Digital Love" in 2001.
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So when you think about ... make women ... do more non-threatening ones, because this is really the topic du jour, right?
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If abuse is suspected, it's important to first talk to the child in a non-threatening environment where the child feels comfortable.
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Here, then, is clear evidence that people enjoy the sensations that accompany the fight or flight response within a non-threatening environment.
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So, although the marimba is a particularly non-threatening instrument, the melody itself is proof that machines have a way to go.
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If you're in the early stages of your sex toy adventures, you'll probably want to start with something small and non-threatening.
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Episode 1 - Chapter I A narrator with an "ethnic, but non-threatening voice" describes the social landscape at the prestigious Winchester University.
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Jurors acquitted Yanez even though prosecutors said he was not justified in firing his gun, saying Castile was courteous and non-threatening.
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Perhaps even more powerful is that the brain registers ASMR triggers as non-threatening sounds, which are usually associated with caring individuals.
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Israel would retain the right to engage in "incursions" into the State of Palestine to ensure it "remains demilitarized and non-threatening".
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"It could be screened in different languages and it would be easy to create awareness in a non-threatening way," Brander said.
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It's especially evident in animation, Disney movies in particular, which frequently renders its heroes and sidekicks in these cute, non-threatening ways.
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It's based out of the non-threatening leadership strategies and it's going to have different chapters on being authentic by hiding yourself.
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But for a candidate who had been expected to be a non-threatening bit-player in the Democratic primary, the achievement was enormous.
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She was very like a lot of women that have been attracted to me in my life because they see something non-threatening.
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Fantastic news: There's already a bidder with plans to purchase the site and make it a fountain of good, very non-threatening vibes.
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The people who don't like cats, they're sitting still, they're being totally non-threatening—so the cat will go sit in their lap.
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But their non-threatening stance on what some have called "self-worship" quickly became entrenched in more sinister news items of the time.
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He's ridiculously handsome in a non-threatening way, has a sad romantic backstory, and literally swept Becca off her feet upon meeting her.
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Westheimer credits her diminutive, grandmotherly appearance for her success, her non-threatening nature encouraging people to be more forthcoming on matters of sex.
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First, they make employees feel empowered and trusted, and they also provide everyone with a "clear, non-threatening way" to discuss decision-making.
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Send her a link to "9 Non-Threatening Leadership Strategies for Women," an online guide from a Web site called the Cooper Review.
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Let me just spoil the ending here and tell you that you can't be a revolutionary who is non-threatening to the Establishment.
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And Shamael El Noor, a Sudanese journalist, is allowed to interview the head of a militia as she is viewed as non-threatening.
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Both public opinion and the law are in agreement: What you post on social media — even if it's anonymous and non-threatening — has repercussions.
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"Women are only able to interface with him if they do it in a joking and non-threatening way," one former female staffer said.
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The suspect's 9-year-old sister received "non-threatening injuries" during the attack, Arpaio said, and she was treated at the hospital and released.
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They also increase the likelihood of him being free to hide out on a non-threatening wing or big who can't space the floor.
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Priority enforcement has allowed non-threatening hardworking immigrants to continue providing for their families while they wait for Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform.
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Both appear to be in reversal mode, but the reversal is "gradual and relatively non-threatening" to investors compared to historical examples, he said.
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"A good export sales number is being offset by a non-threatening weather forecast," said Ted Seifried, chief market strategist with the Zaner Group.
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If they have an appraisal that works for them, a therapist should go with it, if it helps to make the voices non-threatening.
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He suggested training agents to conduct interviews in plainclothes at a location away from detention facilities, so that it would be a "non-threatening" environment.
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Chuck Palmer isn't as seedy or as louche as he could've been — smart casting move put Matthew Rhys, bearded and non-threatening in the role.
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She either got into the car of someone she knew or had a relationship with, or it was someone who had a non-threatening demeanor.
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While Snap nailed the look of the Spectacles by making them a non-threatening pair of sunglasses the people will decide what stays and goes.
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But that was just the beginning of viral-friendly nicknames for white people calling the police on Black people for unlawful or non-threatening situations.
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His stout yet sleek visage, purposefully lacking the typical humanoid robot features like blinky eyes, effused a non-threatening blend of Disney's Wall-E and Eve.
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But we all know that video evidence of police killing (or assaulting) unarmed, non-threatening people rarely leads to those officers doing any significant prison time.
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Awards show hosts in need of a fun, non-threatening bit between categories know the power of passing out snacks to an audience of hungry celebrities.
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In what will be the first demonstration of its kind, DART will be tested on the smaller of two non-threatening asteroids in the Didymos system.
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The implications were hard to miss: Fiorina might be a successful career woman but she is still maternal and (unlike, say, Hillary Clinton) fundamentally non-threatening.
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It's a colorful, abstract space with no hard edges—a non-threatening, Fisher-Price reality that's opposite to the most popular, grim video games out today.
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Political leaders of varying ideological stripes embrace the most seemingly non-threatening aspects of King's legacy, namely his Christian religious faith and philosophy of non-violence.
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By holding Muslim identity to be presumptive of terror threat, prevailing counterterror policies incentivize expressions of Muslim identity deemed unsuspicious and non-threatening by the state.
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The independent experts regretted that there was no official data on people detained "for even non-threatening expressions of Muslim ethno-religious culture like daily greetings".
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What Love Actually pushes on us instead is a pre #MeToo imagining of high romance, where women are lovely because they are non-threatening, passive and available.
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She found Nanies's beauty to be poetic and non-threatening—the rare kind of beauty that made you want to look more like yourself instead of her.
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We want to make music that assumes that the listener is too smart to accept stale, second-hand ideas hidden in non-threatening commercialist packaging and production.
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But, warning of mild, non-threatening quakes can serve a different though immensely important purpose: to remind Californians they reside in the dead center of quake country.
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He's resentful of the men and the women that he tends to, but with the women, they're placed in a Barbarella sort of non-threatening doll world.
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As to why so many meditation classes rely on new age music, Wolf notes that it's non-threatening and typically has a slow tempo and languid changes.
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He made no direct reference to the trade tension nor to the United States, focusing instead on presenting China as a non-threatening country open to all.
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The researchers played the threatening sounds of large carnivores (and also non-threatening control sounds) from speakers along an extensive length of shoreline for months at a time.
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Called DART, the plan would see a refrigerator-sized spacecraft smash into a non-threatening asteroid, causing it to move ever so slightly from its original orbital path.
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But in non-threatening bacteria, it's actually a form of ecological service, Lowry said, helping our immune systems cool off instead of running on overdrive all the time.
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There's no swiping and it's not trying to look cool, but Facebook Dating is familiar and non-threatening enough to feel accessible to Facebook's broad array of single users.
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It offers the physical comedy we used to expect of Saturday Night Live, and it encourages families to discuss their own beliefs system in a really non-threatening way.
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Google has spent years marketing itself — more aggressively than Facebook — as non-threatening, noted Luther Lowe, a Yelp policy staffer who is one of Google's longtime antagonists in Washington.
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In The Holiday Calendar, the stakes are so fundamentally low, that any and all dramatic tension is reduced to choices between equally non-threatening, more or less comfortable options.
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Audio porn is also a more non-threatening outlet for masturbation, since the visual porn on tube sites often feels intimidatingly aggressive and catered only to heteronormative male desires.
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It's just the latest in a string of viral (and at times meme-able) videos of white people calling the police on non-threatening black people doing the innocuous.
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The report did not name the officers, but said one escalated a non-threatening situation into a physically violent one, and said a second removed facts from one report.
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"But I'm making a statement as a woman about female sexuality, female nudity and really trying to normalize that and make it non-sexual and non-threatening," she added.
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In so many ways she seems to embody the image of a non-threatening symbol, but her cigarette and traditional beaded necklace put a crack in the passive façade.
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We know that the Grimace-like mascot has "grit," of course, and that he engages in amusing, (mostly) non-threatening antics, but what is the anatomy of a Gritty like?
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Maleficent does her best to plaster on a non-threatening smile and master the art of small talk to impress Phillip's parents, King John (Robert Lindsay) and Queen Ingrith (Michelle Pfeiffer).
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Pakistani sexual-health activist Samreen Shahbaz launched the comics earlier this month in partnership with CFx Comics to provide a non-threatening, positive, accessible way for kids to learn about periods.
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This Lex lacks the Joker's sense of menace, or even focus; his sneakers, shaggy hair, and squeaky voice are overtly non-threatening, even when he's in the middle of a threat.
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Bird added that, with respect to Guthrie, the court decided that the non-threatening and non-sexual nature of Elliott's tweets meant her fear for her safety was not objectively reasonable.
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But, cellphone footage posted after the incident appeared to contradict the police description -- showing Woods up against a wall while holding the knife at his side in a non-threatening manner.
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And while most of it is sterile and non-threatening, a notable exception is the surgery "spider robot," which is responsible for one of the most graphic assassinations in the game.
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"Though friendship, accessibility and non-threatening personalities all impart high levels of comfort and trust, they might have no relation to the quality or thoughtfulness of the advice," Margolis and Garvin wrote.
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It seems Hattie has made her decision on what she would like to take home; a small lighter-sized vibrator and a multi-purpose toy that's pink and non-threatening; Lesley approves.
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Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) used a variety of props to illustrate her argument that African-Americans are primarily viewed with suspicion — even if they are doing something typically viewed as non-threatening.
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"During an encounter with local law enforcement, an individual made non-threatening statements about a person under Secret Service protection," a law enforcement official with knowledge of the incident told the newspaper.
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Prohibition of drugs in the courthouse undoubtedly will prevent courtroom exposure, but this decision to do so should be made with the realistic understanding that exposure to protected product is completely non-threatening.
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You can never be respectable enough, you can never be good enough, or non-threatening enough, because people in America have been brainwashed and socialized and conditioned to see you as a threat.
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But immigration advocates and Democratic politicians who represented the areas affected had questioned the activities -- saying they were going beyond the Obama administration in targeting non-threatening individuals and scaring communities with public arrests.
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If you're not familiar with ASMR, it stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, and it's best described as "a flow-like mental state" that's triggered by a very specific "non-threatening" sound or visual.
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For a society that sees a Hollywood movie or programmes that promote democracy as agents of a foreign power's propaganda or as cultural imperialism, soft power is far from non-coercive and non-threatening.
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Ward's accounts mostly feature images of brunch, lunch, and every other meal in between (she even has a cookbook out), but the non-threatening content didn't stop the Styles stans from marking their territory.
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Unlike Green, he has a whole walking "costume" involving reading glasses and a book in order to appear as non-threatening as possible (he wrote an illuminating essay for LitHub called "Walking While Black").
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WATCH: The New Dating Craze Involves Armpit Sniffing In a poll of almost 4,000 people I did on Twitter, more than 42 percent said that ghosting in a non-threatening situation is never acceptable.
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A lot of responses echo older parasocial relationships with actors and musicians, as Austyn's viewers describe him as a non-threatening fantasy boyfriend, or say his message helped them through episodes of bullying and depression.
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But social psychologist Roy Baumeister argues that gossip may be particularly tough to resist because of the evolutionary advantages that came with learning about dangerous things as opposed to positive or otherwise non-threatening ones.
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The warning is delivered by a non-threatening soybean, but this talking legume is no weakling: If President Trump persists with his trade war against China, it says, he may lose seats in the coming midterms.
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"It's building on a theme of the last several months which is the actual inflation prints on the core are very non-threatening," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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"The domestically focused, consumer-orientated parts of the economy are holding up, but with inflation looking non-threatening the Federal Reserve has scope to offer support to the economy," wrote analysts at ING, a Dutch bank.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - After nearly seven weeks as bulls, speculators have turned bearish toward Chicago grain and oilseed futures and options as heavy inventory and largely non-threatening weather for U.S. crops keep the lid on prices. (reut.
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Aziz Ansari's arrival at the pinnacle of American entertainment exploded so many myths of brown men that he virtually became a symbol overnight, even if his entire act was predicated on being non-threatening, dorky, and funny.
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In a beanie or a hat covering my hair, I am suddenly non-threatening to security at stadiums, I'm talked to politely by cops at protests, and I find myself jarred by the pleasantness of these interactions.
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School resources officers might be particularly attuned to such behaviors — however non-threatening — in the wake of deadly mass school shootings, such as the February 2018 massacre at a Parkland, Florida, high school, which killed 17 people.
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Investors' expectations for three or four rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in 2018 are likely overblown while a bear market in bonds will be gradual and "non-threatening," influential bond investor Bill Gross said on Thursday.
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As far as I could tell while playing, these shuffled out in this way: you're bad if you neglect to save civilians or, worse, shoot a major non-threatening NPC; you're good if you don't do those things.
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In fact, staring at a fish tank for as little as five minutes has an almost hypnotic effect, calming us down because of our genetic predisposition to regard some natural environments as non-threatening and essential to survival.
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They're still going to be catering toward a largely cis and straight audience that is open to mainly seeing the non-threatening forms of queerness we've been socialized to accept, like feminine lesbians and white, cis gay men.
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In 2013, the U.S. corn crop was on track to easily surpass the previous year's disastrous harvest, and in 2016, the eventual record-large output appeared very likely by the midpoint of the summer under non-threatening weather conditions.
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It's also… kinda… cute, in a sweet, colorful, non-threatening way This is a deliberate decision on the part of the developers Free Lives, as is the way you join the game by "consenting" to what's about to happen.
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Last year I was hooking up with a guy who asked me things like, "How do you want to be fucked?" and "Do you like that?" during sex, pretty non-threatening conversation points in the grand scheme of dirty talk.
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I know not to make sudden movements; to use a soft, non-threatening tone; to not do anything that can be read as resistance; to not do anything that draws their attention to me at all if I can help it.
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These seemingly simple and definitely non-threatening devices allow people to be "present" in a business meeting, "walk" down a hallway with a colleague, join a group at a conference room table or give a presentation on a conference stage.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors' expectations for three or four rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in 2018 are likely overblown while a bear market in bonds will be gradual and "non-threatening," influential bond investor Bill Gross said on Thursday.
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A second plaintiff, Habiba-Charline Tramel, was asked to leave the grounds after she said: "Black lives matter" in a "non-threatening matter," according to the lawsuit filed on Wednesday in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee.
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If we want to get theoretical about it *clicks to next slide*, it falls right into psychology professor Peter McGraw's benign violation theory — that something is funny when it violates the way we think it should work in a non-threatening way.
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As far as what's next for Honda in robotics, the company announced a quartet of new helper robots at CES 2018, comprised of a companion bot, an autonomous off-road vehicle, and two "mobility" concepts, all with similarly non-threatening and cute designs.
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Tesla just issued a voluntary recall for 53,000 Model S and X units built in 2016 due to a non-threatening parking brake problem, and at scales where you're producing up to 500,000 cars per year, that kind of issue balloons bigger.
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Its building on a theme of the last several months which is the actual inflation prints on the core are very non-threatening, said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York, in reference to the core CPI reading.
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It's never any one player's responsibility to get stops against a superstar, and Harden is supported by intelligent teammates who help off Golden State's surprisingly long list of non-threatening outside shooters (Andre Iguodala, Green, Shaun Livingston, Kevon Looney, and Jordan Bell).
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"It's building on a theme of the last several months which is the actual inflation prints on the core are very non-threatening," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York, in reference to the core CPI reading.
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In the media, multiracial people with white ancestry served a form of diversity that was particularly palatable to audiences used to white dominance; they were different enough to stand for values of diversity and equality, but familiar enough to be recognizable and non-threatening.
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" Watch: Migrants are still crossing the border to escape danger at home despite Trump's policies The 9th Circuit this week said it wouldn't: "Applying the Constitution in this case would simply say that American officers must not shoot innocent, non-threatening people for no reason.
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Could there possibly be anything more patronizing than two massive, male-dominated capitalist companies installing a branded statue of the most conceivably non-threatening version of womankind in supposed honor of a day devoted to women's equality that was founded by the Socialist Party?
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The Virginia Mercury posted a photo where you can see her bandana, a selfie taken in a window downtown where she's got her hood up and is wearing a transparent fanny pack, a clear signal of the intent to be a non-threatening presence.
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"Two human beings doing something together in a private space that is non-threatening and non-destructive and yet they're unable to do so," said Australian actor Joel Edgerton at the premiere, commenting on a debate surrounding same-sex marriage in his home country.
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If you've been watching someone's Instagram stories after adding them from Tinder or after only sleeping with them a few times, you know them intimately and that fact simultaneously makes them far more approachable and non-threatening while allowing you to fall strangely headfirst into their world.
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Because YouTube's algorithms distribute her videos far beyond her own fans, she also feels a responsibility to make content that appeals to viewers with negative views of trans people — which means she has to adopt a playful and "non-threatening" tone even when discussing serious issues.
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What's perhaps most significant is that Obama herself is in many ways a master at following the "Lean In" mantra — or, as Vox's Constance Grady put it, the "First Lady Tightrope" of being perceived as both strong and gracious, both progressive and traditional, both independent and non-threatening.
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Sure, the filters confuse me sometimes and I think they look hideous on occasion, but seeing how she chooses to edit her professional photos is one of the few harmless, comical, non-threatening forms of entertainment I get from the Trump White House, so it's one I will continue to cherish.
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" The UN report cited evidence from Xinjiang that tens of thousands of Uyghurs and other minorities were being held in "long-term detention or who have been forced to spend varying periods in political 're-education camps' for even non- threatening expressions of Muslim ethno-religious culture like daily greetings.
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Comments were being made toward the girls—I mean, I'm a pretty statuesque, tough-looking person, so I wasn't messed with as much as the more petite, supposedly non-threatening-looking girls in my band, but they were really getting a lot of inappropriate comments directed at them and touching, and stuff.
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It's safe to say I'm not really a hiker, but I did want to test the Smart Outdoor Watch as fully as I could, so I strapped it to my wrist one recent weekend and set off to the summit of Mount Takao — a popular and reasonably non-threatening mountain just outside Tokyo.
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Hickey's hack began with an old technique known as DLL injection, whereby malicious code is run within a process the operating systems views as non-threatening—in this case, a Word document with built-in macros allowed him to bypass restrictions on the Windows operating systems designed to prevent the use of apps not found in the Microsoft Store.
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"Applying the Constitution in this case would simply say that American officers must not shoot innocent, non-threatening people for no reason" The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers Texas, ruled the opposite way in a similar 2010 cross-border shooting case, deciding the constitution doesn't apply to another Mexican teenager, 15-year-old Sergio Adrian Hernández Guereca.
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If you have wondered over the past few weeks why San Francisco 85033ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and other black professional and amateur athletes kneel when the national anthem plays, look no further than Tulsa, Oklahoma where this past weekend, Terence Crutcher, 40, became the latest unarmed and non-threatening black person to be shot and killed by police officers on camera.
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Informing Barry of how non-threatening he'll have to sound to bed the rich white girls who are his only options for love in this rarified Ivy League environment, Saleem takes on a mocking "safe white dude" tone; a voice not dissimilar to the one a generation of black comics, aping Richard Pryor, have used to described the absurdity of being black in white America.
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These new systems not only deploy advanced sensors to screen for guns, knives and bombs, they get smarter with each screen, creating an increasingly large database of known and emerging threats while segmenting off alarms for common, non-threatening objects (keys, change, iPads, etc.) As part of a new industrial revolution in physical security, engineers have developed a welcomed approach to expediting security screenings for threats through machine learning algorithms, facial recognition, and advanced millimeter wave and other RF sensors to non-intrusively screen people as they walk through scanning devices.
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