Until I healed myself I couldn't heal other people, and I couldn't be of use to anyone until I was of use to myself.
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And can you continue to be of use to yourself?
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He said he could still be "of use" to the church.
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The idea is to move Uber's ease of use to the sky.
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And conservatives have next to nothing of use to say about it.
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Once I started portraying madness I was no longer of use to them.
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I've heard people literally say that emotion is not of use to them.
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None of them are ever likely to be of use to Big Sam.
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I'm much more present for her and able to be of use to her.
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People feel I stuck with something for them, that is of use to them.
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The sector has built few apps, much less app exchanges, of use to foreigners.
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Having the kind of network and safety net there is of use to me.
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Here was a chance to be of use, to help advance the cause of science.
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Is there a way that I can be of use to people in this world?
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Then, they must demonstrate "proof of use" to ensure tokens are being used as intended.
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It doesn't have too much to do with reality, but it is of use to them.
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I was able to watch and learn things that would later become of use to me.
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Check the terms of use to see what the app allows and whether users can flag violators.
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By extending its app's ease of use to Android users, Citi will likely boost overall customer satisfaction.
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"Wherever and whenever I can be of use to the campaign, they can count on me," said Brown.
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One benefit that might be of use to some people is the 15-month introductory 0% APR rate.
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He Wenxiang's shell company was no longer of use to him, so he sold it for 10,23 RMB.
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Microsoft is updating its terms of use to specifically ban the posting of "terrorist content" on its services.
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THE Dead Sea is, as its name implies, far too salty to be of use to fishermen or farmers.
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The company's big idea: to develop a new token that people will actually use, instead of use to speculate.
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The company's big idea: to develop a new token that people would actually use, instead of use to speculate.
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As self-quarantine and isolation took hold, Baskin and Hawkins thought their app would be of use to people.
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"We ought to be the ones who decide what kind of use to make of the ocean," he said.
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It began the important move towards improving ease of use to citizens and reducing the cost of services for taxpayers.
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It is both a delaying tactic, and a way of burying whatever information could be of use to the adversary.
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By the time Mr. Meeks wrote about Lamarr, she was in her 70s and no longer of use to Hollywood.
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The service is known for its simplicity: It is free at the point of use to anyone who needs it.
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In their silence, Sue Klebold later realized, they seemed to be selfishly withholding insights that might be of use to others.
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Right now, the uncertainty in the results is too high to be of use to insurance companies or governments, Stott said.
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"These shoes are in wonderful condition for their age, with evident signs of use to the soles," the catalog description reads.
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We think that anybody on it has information of use to the committee in establishing things," Nadler said on CNN's "OutFront.
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Researchers cultured bacteria from 100 kitchen towels after one month of use to determine both the type and amount of bacterial growth.
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And that map will be of use to society, whether individuals choose to see where they are on that map or not.
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Guo, for his part, is hoping the U.S. will grant him asylum and says he can be of use to the Trump Administration.
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The regulators' general concern, however, was that some web services are so dominant that they can effectively dictate terms of use to consumers.
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Today, science has to be of use to a well-identified group, or it is deemed to be of no use at all.
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There is always more metal beyond the LME storage network, but it's not a lot of use to anyone shorting the time-spreads.
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When the retreating Finns destroyed anything that might be of use to an invader, it forced Soviet troops to march over frozen lakes.
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He looked around and thought the students there looked, in his words, "kinda stupid," and figured they might be of use to him.
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That hasn't stopped Makerbot from trying to add a little more utility and ease-of-use to its latest Replicator and they have succeeded.
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" At Norfolk, "there are many things that I would like to learn that would be of use to me when I regain my freedom.
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"Complexity" has seen plenty of use to defend everything from Jim Crow's legal system of racial terrorism to war crimes committed during American invasions.
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There are a few key areas where the app can be of use to creators and publishers, starting with its metrics and insights section.
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That means they're left to rot in storage until they're no longer of use to the court — at which point they're almost always indiscriminately euthanized.
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No longer of use to Stephen VI, his body was thrown in the Tiber river, except for the three fingers he had used to give blessings.
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Keep up pressure on social media companies such as Twitter to enforce their own terms of use to take down any ISIS material that encourages violence.
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Is it the point of view or is it the way that it was technically shot that is of use to people who have a military background?
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Donate your tissue Your bones, ligaments, heart valves and corneas might not be of use to you in the hereafter, but they can certainly help someone else.
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The number of stories doesn't matter until two things happen: The accused is no longer of use to a corporate entity and another man validates the allegations.
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You may think that because your old AIM screen name is ancient that it isn't of use to anyone trying to hack you, but you'd be wrong.
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A scarf, too delicate to be of use to a boy, was no longer on its hall-stand peg when she looked for it one Saturday morning.
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It is almost guaranteed to cost much more than most bisphosphonates, and it will not have the same decades of use to show its long-term safety.
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In short, the request regarding Flynn on Friday suggests the former national security adviser wouldn't be sentenced before the fall and is still of use to investigators.
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Even agreement on a transition period, to smooth the first years after Brexit, may come too late to be of use to an industry with long production timelines.
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His publication, The National Enquirer, helped "catch and kill" stories that might be damaging to the Trump candidacy, so he presumably would have considerable information of use to investigators.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday outlined plans to grant citizenship to some of the Syrians who have sought refuge there, particularly those with qualifications of use to Turkey.
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Though it's meant for areas that lack access to inexpensive high-speed data, it can still be of use to any YouTube addict who wants to use less data.
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Much of this sensitive information may never come out during a campaign, and could be of use to the Russian government in seeking to embarrass or apply pressure to targets.
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Think (at least) twice about typing in passwords, usernames, credit card details or anything else that could be of use to someone else who might be scanning the same network.
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The low taxes, the low regulation, delightfully paired with a low investment in education, health care and really anything else that might be of use to their working-class citizens.
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"There's a phrase in German — schiefe Ebene — which you kind of use to mean things going downhill," Mr. Weiss said, taking a pen to spell the words in a reporter's notebook.
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We've recently updated our Terms of Use to impose a monthly inactivity fee of $2.99 for any accounts that have no play or deposit activity for a period of 24+ months.
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Like the thousands who gave every cent they had to Rajneeshpuram, we're only of use to the cult if we surrender our financial means to its leader—human, ideological, or physical.
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But many could have been of use to Trump and his team even today, if he'd taken the time to look back at his predecessors for (sneaky, sometimes morally bankrupt) insights.
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I think of this image as possibly possessing talismanic powers for the artist, as a kind of good luck charm that he thinks might be of use to others as well.
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"We are looking for more cameras to review footage from because we haven't been able to find any cameras that have been of use to us, that documented the assault," Guglielmi explains.
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The recommendations we issued this past Labor Day weekend are ingenious enough that I hope they'll be of use to other non-initiative states looking to craft meaningful reform that politicians can support.
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Not only that, but the valuable info in these slowly vanishing temples to the plant kingdom needs to be modernized in order to be of use to an increasingly digital-first scientific community.
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Bob Lord, SVP of cognitive applications at IBM, said Plan A&aposs executive team drew him to the firm when he needed to communicate IBM&aposs message of ease of use to developers.
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Auto or real-estate showrooms, travel brochures-come-to-life and virtual e-commerce storefronts are all ways in which marketers can use VR or augmented reality to provide something of use to consumers.
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Luckily, a lot of what doesn't serve them anymore is definitely still of use to us — especially when we're talking about classic, wear-with-anything footwear that we can see ourselves sporting year-round.
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Devices on iOS 11 burned through power at much faster rates than those running iOS 10, taking an estimated 96 minutes of use to drain a full battery compared to 240 minutes for iOS 10.
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The draft bill is also right to require companies to retain, at least for a time, data about mobile-phone and internet activity that may, subject to a warrant, be of use to future investigations.
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"Before you print a poem, you should reflect on whether this verse could be of use to at least one person in the struggle with himself and the world," he wrote in a 19933 essay.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan outlined plans on Tuesday to grant citizenship to some of the near 3 million migrants who have fled war in neighboring Syria, particularly those with qualifications of use to Turkey.
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Operational risk insurance can also be of use to other financial firms, such as asset managers, to cover risks such as dealer error or being accused by investors of violating their mandates, said XL Catlin's Deftereos.
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" According to Guilbert, in places where ISIS has been driven out, the terrorist organization "booby trapped anything that would have been of use to people who were going to be returning to the areas it occupied.
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As it happens, Chuck is perilously close to the "Carlos Danger" moment that puts an end to his political career — and, presumably, an end to his marriage, which would no longer be of use to anyone.
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"Entrepreneurship in its truest form is about identifying a gap in the market and creating a product of use to fill that hole and make people's lives better," writes Branson in a blog post on Tuesday.
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Plus, Flickr's own service was a little pricey ($35 for 20 pages, higher than Apple's books), but without key advantages in terms of customization or ease-of-use to really differentiate it as better than alternative offerings.
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The idea grew from that really and I feel it could be of use to everyone from everyday social media users to bloggers, social media marketers and anybody else that has a number of links to share.
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"Entrepreneurship in its truest form is about identifying a gap in the market and creating a product of use to fill that hole and make people's lives better," writes Branson in a blog post published in January.
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FairShake is looking to bring the same ease of use to filing individual arbitration, letting the user input the relevant information and then spitting out the appropriate documentation and coaching to guide the user through the entire process.
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" She continued, "Which is why I started writing feverishly upon my return from Cape Town, resulting in a book co-authored by Tom, that we hope can be of use to people from both ends of the perpetrator-survivor scale.
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With third parties if this will help us to enforce our policies and terms of use, to check for potential illegal activity (such as copyright infringement or fraud) or to protect the safety of other users of the Services; 227.
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We'll have to knock on our older neighbor's door, call friends and loved ones, volunteer to deliver food to people who can't leave their homes, and whatever else we can do to be of use to the people around us.
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It remains to be seen whether any of the reconstructed documents are of use to federal prosecutors from the Southern District of New York in their ongoing probe into Cohen, whose home, office, and hotel room were raided by the FBI in April.
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" Noting that Schneiderman had brought suit against Trump in August 2013, alleging that Trump University engaged in fraud, Giuliani said of the potential reasons for talking to Trump about the allegations, "Maybe he was hoping that could be of use to the president.
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The purpose here is not so that a manager or customer service agent can perform these tests but, instead, making them aware of how statistics can be of use, to understand correlation versus causation and appreciate that forecasts always come with uncertainty.
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He says that inventing new algorithms and "painstakingly" fine-tuning the UX of Accusonus' products has enabled it to offer audio tools that provide ease-of-use to entry-level users while simultaneously speeding up the workflows of audio and video professionals.
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We requested a lot of boxes, looking through a lot of file folders that, from their description in the "Finding Aids," one would assume contained nothing of use to me—and the wisdom of Alan's advice was proved to me again and again.
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Still, it's possible that the craft could be equipped with some low-key, self-sustaining science experiments or hardware that could be of use to others later — a passive beacon for navigation, perhaps, or an intermittent seismic sensor that detect nearby meteorite impacts.
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Even if Bolton felt compelled to comply with the White House's directive against testifying, there was nothing stopping him from going public about what happened during the August meeting much sooner, when it could've been of use to the House impeachment inquiry.
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While India produces some of the world's best coders and computer engineers, vast multitudes of its people are like Mr. Neti's neighbors, entering the virtual world with little sense of what lies within it, or how it could be of use to them.
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As a result, policymakers in Japan have begun to look at how to cater to those who make it to the 100 club -- and what they find could be of use to the rest of the world in the years to come.
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On July 10th a new rule went into effect that raised the size threshold for companies that are allowed to file private registration statements to raise capital with the SEC, thereby delaying the exposure of sensitive information that might be of use to competitors.
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North Korea "used him as a political pawn, and when they no longer could, when he was no longer of use to them, they sent him home in a body bag," Fred Warmbier, Otto's father, said in an emotional appearance at the United Nations on Thursday.
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What cameras in Epstein's cell block did and did not capture has been at the center of conspiracy theories, and in the indictment filed Tuesday, authorities referenced the internal MCC video system several times, indicating that the cameras were working and of use to the investigation.
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The man said he wants to keep his wife and two children safe, and he offered a range of skills that could be of use to Cape Breton, a beautiful and rugged part of Atlantic Canada that has been grappling for years with an outward migration problem.
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A journalism project called Civil used "proof of use" to describe how it would quiz would-be investors about journalism and their project, before allowing a purchase of the CVL token offered in an initial coin offering that sought to raise $24 million in a two-week crowdsale.
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Rubin thinks Meerkat's downfall speaks to more than the ephemerality of the thirsty tech media: Like the product itself, he says, live video's appeal is fleeting, of use to only a relatively narrow cadre of journalists and celebrities once the initial novelty wears off for the average user.
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In November 2016 Grab updated GrabPay, turning it from a digital-payments processor which was mostly of use to people who already had credit and debit cards, to a digital wallet which South-East Asians can top up with credit by making cash payments at banks and some convenience stores.
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"I've given them the very specific task of identifying innovative private sector best practices that could be of use to DOD [the Department of Defense] — not unlike our recent Hack the Pentagon pilot program, which invited hackers to help find vulnerabilities in our networks," Carter said during an event in Boston.
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Besides, what I thought to be closer to the truth also felt inordinately personal: Since none of those who had commiserated with me had spoken about the utter bottomlessness of grief, perhaps I was the only one who had yet to see the rainbow, and nothing I'd experienced could be of use to anyone.
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A three-member board panel on Wednesday agreed with National Indemnity Co that the agreement barring workers from disclosing "all non-public information that might be of use to competitors or harmful to the company" did not prevent employees from discussing working conditions, and so it did not violate the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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Section 44 of the Deregulation Act, an amendment to existing housing legislation introduced in February of last year, states that if a property is let out to short-stay guests for more than 290 days in a calendar year, the homeowner must receive planning permission from his or her local authority for a change of use to short-stay letting—something London authorities are reluctant to allow.
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Those include "[Unreal Engine 4] dev teams of all sizes" trying to build a project or transition one to UE4; teams working on film and television that want to make use of UE4; enterprise teams using UE4 in non-gaming areas like architecture, product design, and automotive; students and teachers using UE4 for educational and research purposes; and open-source developers building tools that could be of use to the broader UE community.
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Where this is necessary for purposes which are in our, or third parties', legitimate interests: These interests are: (a) to fulfil your requests and inquiries regarding the Services and to notify you if you have won a contest; (b) to provide technical support for the Services; (c) to analyse how you use the Services, including which videos you like to watch, and to help us develop new services; and (d) to enforce our policies and terms of use, to check for potential illegal activity (such as copyright infringement or fraud) and to protect the safety of other users of the Services. 103.
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