By paring down our needs, we can learn to appreciate simpler pleasures.
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Now the company is paring down its ambitions further, to 8 satellites.
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But at home, she has been paring down her pantry for years.
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It is also considering paring down ownership in White Rose, the people added.
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Of course, paring down with such attention to detail comes at a price.
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Last year's Versa was itself a paring down from the company's first true smartwatch, the Ionic.
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Target — The retailer is paring down its product offerings to add efficiencies to its inventory management.
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Step one is the editing process: pulling out every last thing you own and paring down.
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Still, I also just like the idea of paring down my pile of gear a little.
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By paring down his forms to memorable abstract shapes, Stout maintains a connection with his source.
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Paring down its German retail-banking business is likely to cause a public outcry in Germany.
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That's one of the things I like to do most of all, really start paring down.
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It seems like gambling on the PS4 and paring down its other hardware businesses has paid off.
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It can all start with honing in on what you do best and paring down everything else.
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The album's almost finished, and he's paring down the 103 songs he recorded to finalize the track list.
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"There is a sense of security in paring down to just the things you absolutely need," he said.
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In each session he discusses three principles: paring down to the essentials, creating a human story, and iteration.
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I often put people onto Carver, especially when they've shown me something they've written that needs drastic paring down.
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The grocer has reacted to some of this pressure by paring down its business to focus on its core.
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On Beauty Paring down your beauty routine to a few refreshing essentials imparts a subtle (glitter-free) radiance for summer.
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It's an encouraging sign for new boss Stefan Larsson's "Way Forward" plan, which includes paring down stores and stocking shelves quicker.
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While significant improvements have been made by the FDA in paring down this backlog, this should continue to be the focus.
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Taking lunch out of the equation every day is another way of paring down decisions and freeing up mental space. 3.
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Amid the layoffs, Yahoo's executives insist that the paring down of its media properties is all part of a master plan.
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The 13-page "Holder Report " suggested widespread changes to Uber's senior leadership, including paring down founder and CEO Travis Kalanick's role.
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With its four-times platinum eighth album "Moving Pictures," Rush mastered a paring down from multipart suites to lean rock songs.
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I like small purses, which limits the items I can carry, so I'm an expert at paring down to the must-haves.
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Tagging lets users filter information, paring down, in this case, a large number of Twitch streams to find just those you like.
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The works in "Color Field and Solid Grey" denote a shift away from representation, a paring down of content to its essentials.
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If you find yourself among consumers who are facing mounting credit card bills, here are tips to try paring down your debt.
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It's been paring down its business as well, including the sale of its convenience store operations for roughly $2.15 billion earlier this year.
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While the Lip Kit queen is paring down her cosmetics bag for the new year, she's hoping to ramp up all of yours.
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It's like that vow you make, but never keep, to devote a bunch of time to paring down your list of Facebook friends.
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The season kept paring down to two people talking to each other, trying to resolve their relationship, at least for the time being.
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"Paring down a larger voice to sing these soft, floaty passages has really taken time," she said at the Met after a recent rehearsal.
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As a result, his bag's contents, and the bag itself, reflect a simplistic paring down with essentials that can withstand a little knocking around.
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As evidence, the bank pointed to the paring down of Citi Holdings, a unit within Citigroup that holds many of its least desirable assets.
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Google's "Accelerated Mobile Pages Project" tried that first, by paring down web pages to make them simpler and faster, similarly to Facebook's Instant Articles.
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Without knowing the anonymous leaker, the Canadian feds began the slow process of paring down the list of who the potential mole could be.
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With every changing season, we get into a major redecorating high, only to find ourselves paring down our shopping carts dramatically due to insufficient funds.
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This paring down of amenities allows it to offer these spaces at a lower price per person than a typical WeWork accommodation, Fano told me.
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We've featured numerous stories on solving the dilemma — from clever organization tips to decluttering advice — but sometimes, paring down your belongings is just not enough.
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When we studied industrial design, the process was rigorous — it's about paring down a naturalistic form into a language that can be repeated and communicated.
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As part of that paring down, Citigroup completed the sale of a subprime lending unit, called OneMain, and sold off other consumer units around the globe.
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By paring down to only the colors you'll ever actually use, you'll not only cut waste, but save money and precious space in your makeup bag.
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But after a six-and-a-half week strike, the company also gained some important tools for paring down its work force in the coming years.
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We have had many people come before her and will come after her with their tips for tidying up, paring down, and just simplifying your life.
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It is also paring down to its core by jettisoning 23.74 business lines, many of which it acquired through the Jarden buyout including Rawlings and Goody.
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But no matter how many great choices Kimmy Schmidt makes, it still could've used a sharper eye towards paring down some of its more scattered instincts.
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These are somewhat minor gripes — and honestly, they may not even register as issues to some — but they are important to consider when paring down your options.
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Other big food companies, which are struggling with slowing growth, are also paring down to be more nimble as they combat their smaller competitors like Kind Bar.
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Campbell and Kellogg are among the many Big Food brands that are paring down their portfolios to be more nimble as they struggle to kick-start growth.
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And clearly her sister Bella had the exact same idea, also paring down her post-show look, leaving just a few dyed strands wrapped around her bun.
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The artist moves from lush, realistic illusionism, paring down the act of painting until he reduces it to its essential elements: pure, clean colour, line and form.
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Like Kondo, Carver recommends starting by writing a personal mission statement of what you want to change or how you wish to see yourself by paring down.
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"We believe the shipper that is paring down its parcel injection, brokerage, last mile, and logistics activity with XPO is Amazon," J.P. Morgan analyst Brian Ossenbeck said.
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American Airlines is paring down in-flight food and drinks to the bare minimum and closing most airport lounges as the spreading coronavirus all but cripples aviation.
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This paring down shifts the emphasis from what we see to how we see, and I don't think anyone will feel the poorer for the trade-off.
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First, it could start paring down its purchases of new American bonds, forcing the Treasury to offer even higher interest rates to sell them to other buyers.
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The bearded saunterer's enduring popularity has turned on a paring-down of his spiritual eccentricities in order to fit an increasingly reductionist conception of the natural world.
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Swiss banks UBS and Credit Suisse have already restructured by paring down their investment banks and are today on stronger footing, providing hope for Deutsche Bank, analysts say.
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Watching the video, we see the sterile remove at which the firm manages the office, paring down excess costs and ridding it of any potential for human volition.
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"They wanted less of everything," said makeup department head Cindy Miguens, who was also inspired by her own experiences paring down her beauty closet after graduating high school.
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In this way, Far Cry New Dawn courts the notion of paring down society to who is valuable, who is expendable, and who even counts as a person.
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In other words, they're not paring down their subscriptions just yet — in fact, only 7% said they planned to subscribe to fewer services in the two years ahead.
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So the really hard part of paring down a set of billions to a set of hundreds is basically already accomplished by the way the accounts are classified.
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He felt that the musical's "ginormous" book, about a pack of eternally youthful teens who live underneath a mythical city called Obsidian, needed some reshaping and paring down.
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The Russian government, previously considered a significant holder of U.S. debt, has been steadily — and sharply — paring down the vast majority of its holdings of U.S. Treasury securities.
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Some agencies have complained that Twitter has too many products and is trying too many things, so this could be seen as a paring down of the company's services.
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It may not have been intentional, but because of this paring down, the characters of color in the show are much less like stereotypes and more like actual people.
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JPL's reevaluation turned up a far higher cost estimate than expected, and the administration pushed back, paring down the initial construction phase to just three stations and 15 vehicles.
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But as logical as it may be, this paring down of the theme missed many opportunities to showcase both fashion history and the globalization and diversification of religion and culture.
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Felipe was proclaimed king in a low-key ceremony and has worked to modernize the monarchy, paring down the royal family's formal members and taking duties away from his two sisters.
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Felipe was proclaimed king in a low-key ceremony and has worked to modernise the monarchy, paring down the royal family's formal members and taking duties away from his two sisters.
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To adapt the book, Ms. Forbes enlisted two dramaturges, Lauren A. Whitehead and Talvin Wilks, who faced the challenge of paring down a text that, under 200 pages, was already concise.
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Critics of ObamaCare have argued that the law's requirements has prompted health insurers to trim their offerings, paring down the number of the healthcare providers and the services that are covered.
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China has been gradually paring down its holdings for some time, but most analysts don't see the reduction as part of a strategy to dump Treasuries as a trade war weapon.
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The 10-year yield traded as high as 3.26 percent in 2018, its highest level since 2011, as the Fed raised rates this year and started paring down its massive balance sheet.
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Noting that the Russians have "one very simple objective, which is to help Assad," CATO institute senior fellow Doug Bandow argued the US could benefit from paring down its objectives in Syria.
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In response to Nordstrom's sales slowdown, Koppel said the company has made strides in paring down the amount of merchandise it has on hand, and has likewise reduced its future inventory plans.
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These are largely features, and arguably features that Messenger should have had already, but it's worth remembering that Facebook is supposed to be focused on paring down its chat app this year.
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If the companies do merge, the best route could be paring down niche streaming offerings — which have had a rocky year overall, compared with larger services — and instead launching a unified SVOD.
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The company is mulling paring down its stakes in some of its eastern Canadian offshore assets, in a move that could fetch several billion dollars, people familiar with the talks told Reuters.
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In new-CEO Larry Culp's debut earnings, GE is taking the as-expected step of paring down its annual dividend from 23.9c to 218c, which would save roughly $225 billion of cash annually.
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The mobile game repackages the spirit of Final Fantasy XV, both paring down its complex battle and leveling systems and adding a cutesy, potato-head take on the game's solemn, leather-loving characters.
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The scope of the music was malleable, sometimes marshaling the band's full power — as on "Impenetrable," whose staccato fanfare hit like a round of defibrillator jolts — and sometimes paring down to leaner subunits.
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Mr. Block advised him to file a revised Form W-22017 with his employer, aimed at reducing the amount of money being held out of his regular paycheck and paring down his refund.
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Paring down one's closet, or at least trying to buy less, can help in more ways than one: it can save you a hunk of cash and keep hoards of clothing out of landfills.
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"Reading between the lines, we believe the shipper that is paring down its parcel injection, brokerage, last mile, and logistics activity with XPO is Amazon," J.P. Morgan analyst Brian Ossenbeck said in a note.
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"Reading between the lines, we believe the shipper that is paring down its parcel injection, brokerage, last mile, and logistics activity with XPO is Amazon," J.P. Morgan analyst Brian Astenbeck said in a note.
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Without dorms and the rest of those amenities, and maybe by paring down total enrollment at each school, Harvard could probably cut down the costs to $20 million or so per year per school.
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House Republicans are set to reveal their tax plan Wednesday, adding details to the framework that calls for lowering corporate taxes, paring down the number of tax brackets and eliminating a variety of loopholes.
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Reuters reported in February, citing people familiar with the matter, that Husky was mulling paring down its stakes in some of its Eastern Canadian offshore assets, in a move that could fetch several billion dollars.
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No rush on getting your system ready: 2017 will see the first of three year-long phases, paring down the competition to teams that will duke it out in the Colosseum sometime in early 2020.
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Credit reporting services also use an algorithm that scans a consumer's report and can determine ways a score can increase, such as paying down debt or paring down the number of credit cards you have.
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While recent, rather unclear guidelines issued by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have resulted in some paring down of the opulence, the glamour and exclusivity remain — still with the same basic aim.
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BuzzFeed News combed through thousands of pictures from this past decade, paring down to a handful for each year that best represent the ethos and events that shaped the world as we know it today.
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Though each of them have different motivations for stacking, from self-improvement to a love of competition, they all share an obsessive interest in practicing and paring down their personal records, a few milliseconds at a time.
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Some 25 of these works, which first appeared in the early 1920s and accelerated in the 1950s when the artist was paring down and recycling earlier motifs that he called "beat-up subject matter," will be shown.
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The viewer must trust that each section's curators have chosen content that's particularly representative or revealing of its stated theme, as the act of paring down the vast trove of images on the internet is nearly incomprehensible.
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But as he's backed off of plans for further hikes, and paring down the central bank's now-less-than $4 trillion balance sheet, a consensus has grown on trading desks that the chairman has done the right thing.
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If you're ok with giving up hundreds of channels, you can save a lot of money by saying goodbye to cable and paring down to a few streaming services that offer the content you actually want to watch.
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However, after watching "Tidying Up," I finally was able to start paring down, get rid of things, and start actually de-cluttering my house and organizing in a way that doesn't send me into a blind panic. Why?
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There is one scene in "Genius" that captures something of the work that went into transforming Wolfe's graphomaniacal effusions into half-readable prose, as Tom and Max amble through the city paring down an overwritten passage sentence by sentence.
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TORONTO/CALGARY (Reuters) - Canadian oil and gas producer Husky Energy Inc is mulling paring down its stakes in some of its Eastern Canadian offshore assets, in a move that could fetch several billion dollars, people familiar with the talks told Reuters.
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"Today we're guiding that over the next two years our dividend will increase by a minimum of ten percent in each of the next two fiscals (years)," he said, adding that the company was balancing investment with paring down debt.
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If summer for you means paring down your makeup routine until it's nothing but sunscreen, tinted lip balm, and maybe some mascara, then we're going to take a wild guess and say you'll also make an exception for cream blush.
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The planned restructuring announced on Tuesday includes the closure of offices in five locations, a paring down of its products, shifting more resources to mobile search, and the sale of some non-strategic assets such as real estate and patents.
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Part of building high-efficiency, zero emission cars is paring down vehicle weight and power draw wherever possible – even relatively insignificant individual savings in various components can add up to an aggregate effect that has a measurable impact on range.
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Yet its main goal appears to be shutting or paring down mines and factories that produce far more coal, steel, cement and other industrial products than the market demands and reining in the credit and subsidies that feed that glut.
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Exhibition curators Glenn Phillips and Philipp Kaiser have done an impressive job of paring down from this massive trove of material, choosing to focus on a few seminal exhibitions as opposed to attempting to cover Szeemann's five-decade career in full.
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The good news is that some of Trump's other campaign promises, such as freeing up our energy resources and paring down the crippling regulations and corporate taxes that put a drag on the American economy, could do what tariffs and trade wars cannot.
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In his TV appearances, puppeted by an invisible army of scriptwriters, this tendency is barely held in check, but in his lectures or on the internet it's torrential; a seeping flood of grey goo, paring down the world to its driest, dullest, most colourless essentials.
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" But the real treat is in its final section where the song builds into its "middle eight" (a number that, coincidentally, has become synonymous with Haruhi for dreadful reasons) paring down the theatrics of the guitars with an extended bass break and then… "DAKARA, WATASHI!
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While Ms. Kondo asks you to ponder what you want to bring into the future, Ms. Magnusson's message is about paring down as you go (and go); she cheerily advises taking time to sort through possessions even as she raises the specter of mortality.
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In its unsuccessful mimicry of Crusader Kings, in its paring-down of what is possible within its strategic layer, this is a Total War game that only knows what it wishes not to be, and what it dreams it could be, but never what it is.
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One trend from many of these features is that Facebook is paring down the connection between its site and the web at large as many of these products sought to enrich outside experience and may only be detracting from core experiences buried inside Facebook at this moment.
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Sure, there's usually an awesome vacation waiting on the other side of that zipped-up suitcase, but first you've got to navigate the inevitable chaos that pre-empts any trip, from loads of laundry to paring down what you need to last-minute dashes out for mini toiletries.
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Jon Snow's plotline is one of many ways that Game of Thrones' sixth season betrayed its characters in favor of spectacle and motion, paring down the story for bigger battles, better-looking dragons, and more scenes of Tyrion drinking (God forbid Peter Dinklage sit out a few episodes).
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If you want to try this for your next big night out, Soleimani recommends paring down the look by smudging the lighter-hued shadow stick (Rimmel London Exaggerate Auto Waterproof Eye Definer in Earl Grey) onto the lids using your finger and then rimming the lash line Blackest Black shade.
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It has those subtle flourishes that come to certain artists who, in the process of paring down their craft to lean mass alone, feel a sudden nostalgia for the lyrical: There is a lily pool — pink flowers against dark water — tucked into the side of a courtyard-facing living room.
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Just recently, the company announced a Trust and Safety Council dedicated to paring down the platform's huge troll problem, but in the same breath suspended Trusty Support, a popular parody account that lampooned the company for its propensity for sending out canned responses to users who said they were receiving harassment and threats.
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Rather than have to follow a boring set of facts rolling across the screen as the two candidates scream at each other, Trump-rested Development holds up Trump's denials during the debate next to his past comments saying the opposite, paring down the debate into one easily digestible (and factually correct) short.
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The pianist Jason Moran brought his Fats Waller Dance Party, making a ricocheting funk jam out of old repertoire and allowing the vocalist Lisa Harris to reinhabit the classic self-possession anthem "Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do," paring down the lyrics, letting her sighs and her body movements communicate her pride.
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According to the Guardian's Sean O'Hagan, a few years ago, music producer and co-founder of the Numero Group, Tom Lunt, a friend of Eggleston's son, showed an interest in the photographer's recordings and began recovering them off of 49 floppy disks, paring down 60 hours of music into what would become Musik.
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The company also committed itself to paring down some of its ad products, it transitioned Fabric over to Google, it wound down use of its "buy" button as it downgraded its commerce ambitions, it shut down a lead generation product, and in the area of video, there is, of course, the winding down of Vine.
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Even though the movie is broadly shaped by the crushing realities of Chiron's underprivileged upbringing — even his mother, a drug addict played by Naomie Harris, taunts him for his unmasculine walk and manner — it also has, at times, an almost abstract quality, a paring-down and away of the sort of immersive, realistic detail that we expect of any contemporary movie drama.
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But Twitter is trying to course-correct, and its solution is two-fold: it's redefined itself around a core mission — last week described as "the best and fastest place to see what's happening in the world and what people are talking about," and, TechCrunch has learned, it's looking at ways of paring down its ad business to have more focus, too.
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The joint statement from the Democratic Party's most powerful campaign arms came several days after Google — which controls about 43 percent of the online advertising market — announced that it will no longer allow advertisers to micro-target political ads using real-world voter information, significantly paring down political advertisers' ability to get their messages in front of the audiences they want.
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" Joseph Brusuelas, RSM US: "Investors should also take note that long run projections of growth at 1.8 percent and full employment at 4.6 percent, both of which suggest that the current economy is growing above trend and above full employment, also imply the risk of a much quicker pace of policy normalization via both the policy rate and the paring down of the balance sheet.
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For housing advocates, the architectural community and urban policy makers, the building is a trial balloon for a medley of themes: the changing demographic of a city with inadequate housing (according to the NYU Furman Center, a third of the city's households are single people); a culture eager to make a smaller environmental footprint by paring down belongings and sharing resources; and what has become a unicorn in this city, affordable housing.
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