On tour ... on that particular day ... with T.I.?
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On this particular day, we were coming from Midtown Manhattan.
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Or at least they give up for that particular day.
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"So on that particular day, we're hoping for a positive result."
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Unfortunately, she's about to experience this particular day again — multiple times.
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However, on this particular day, to this look, we say: same, Huma.
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Rating: 6th man to attempt this gag on this particular day, maybe.
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So on this particular day, I chose to wear shorts to set.
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On this particular day, her haul back home included milk and rice.
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He said he usually uses braces, but didn't on this particular day.
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On that particular day there was nobody there and, you know, it's frustrating.
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The latter was what Arthur Marchegay, 20, was working on that particular day.
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On that particular day, skies were partly cloudy, according to the National Weather Service.
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I write down my big picture goals and my objectives for that particular day.
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On that particular day he happened to be filming (and directing) a nude scene.
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On one particular day, I had forgotten to charge up the Bullets Wireless overnight.
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This is what happened to Gail Greaves over the course of that particular day.
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It just depends on the way your brain is working on any particular day.
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"There was one particular day we hiked in 3 feet of snow," says Sissom.
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Without an accurate birthday, Christopher has spent 45 years not celebrating any particular day.
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On this particular day, both the batteries and the viewing platform were completely empty.
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On this particular day, Benny chose one that was written out on a typewriter.
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On one particular day more than one million people expressed themselves on the streets.
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Indeed, Americans voted on a particular day long before the universal extension of franchise.
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But on this particular day, Kelly had forgotten to lock the door to his office.
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On that particular day, her supervisors played a training video on how to recognize terrorists.
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Each purchase accounted for a large portion of such call purchases on each particular day.
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I wasn't used to wearing high heels all day, and this particular day was killer.
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I can't remember on this particular day, but it's pretty common to see them there.
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He brought the car out to this spot on this particular day to honor him.
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The code for NPR's thin version, on this particular day, is only 21 lines long.
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They will shop a variety of sales and not limit themselves to a particular day, i.e.
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On this particular day, for some professional polish, he is also wearing a navy sports jacket.
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On this particular day, the GOP decided on a new strategy to address the #WhistleblowerComplaint. pic.twitter.
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By chance or design, the women's outfits on this particular day riff on the French tricolor.
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During one particular day in the fall of last year, I wrote that message 141 times.
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On this particular day, #christopherrobin was trending at the behest of the Walt Disney Corporation (thanks, guys).
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But there was so much going on that particular day that she didn't think to move it.
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Your boobs go through phases and on this particular day, I felt like they just looked nice!
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"It's wishful thinking, a whaleman imagining that he'd captured whales on that particular day," Mr. Dyer said.
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The old man seethes with anger and resentment, and on this particular day he is unusually perturbed.
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While it wasn't terrible on this particular day, it was still worse than I'm used to elsewhere.
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Mr. Hamburger travels extensively, but on this particular day he was in his office in San Francisco.
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On this particular day, I decided to shoot the sunset on the east side of Oahu, Hawaii.
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Today in #BlackHistory shares one of three lesser-known facts about black history relevant to that particular day.
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But one particular day of the month does actually stand out from the rest — in a positive way.
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Much of his work is often just whatever he sees on a particular day, people watching or traveling.
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But this particular day, he skipped the errands and decided to take his son to the audition instead.
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On this particular day, Kylie was touching base with sister Kendall Jenner for their now-confirmed makeup collaboration.
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We just wanted to be working together and that particular day it all fell into place so wonderfully.
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It's only slowly that the reason we are watching this particular hour on this particular day becomes clear.
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But on that particular day, she details in a Medium post that the unexpected physical touch was jarring.
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"Looking back at that particular day I feel quite stupid for sticking with him," Vanir told VICE Games.
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Instead, she said, the new manager saw her as a worker who, on one particular day, was slow.
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Any workout is only bad insofar as you have expectations that exceed your grasp on that particular day.
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But the most shocking part of this particular day wasn't running into Kate Mara in the lobby (true story).
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"On that particular day, there was nothing to tip us off that those two things were related," Johnson said.
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"I think we were the only sport that was a sold-out venue that particular day," Finchem, 69, said.
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"On this particular day in L.A., what started as a simple errand took a rather heavy turn," they begin.
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Rivera "seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and chose to abduct her," Rahn alleged Tuesday.
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I was due to be in the kitchen waitressing, but my bully was covering a shift that particular day.
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On this particular day, there was a stunning contrast between the bright yellow rock and the cloudless blue sky.
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But Lee ended the training session at his home on this particular day with a different type of flourish.
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On this particular day she is wearing huge silver and gold disc earrings set with diamonds and keshi pearls.
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Zuckerman includes novelistic details, like Simons looking out of a window on a particular day, that are obviously imagined.
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But this particular stock on this particular day has all the indications of a key reversal, a bad close.
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In truth, the outcome is some combination of that process and how a critic felt on one particular day.
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To do that, Eye in the Sky goes granular, telling the story of one particular mission on one particular day.
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She's usually good at communicating but on this particular day, she left me with zero communication and was so worried.
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Ask about the weather on a particular day or at the weekend, although its understanding of advanced phrases is limited.
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The only thing that separates the two lives is whether or not she catches her train on one particular day.
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The experience may not always meet everyone's expectations — especially if there isn't much flora to collect on a particular day.
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It wasn't Drake's first time in the restaurant but he seemed different on this particular day—he looked stressed out.
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" On this particular day, "I don't remember ever having a row, but I do remember being intensely irritated by him.
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Once, she made a stab at an adult love story about a particular day at the zoo with Michael Strange.
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In addition, showtime availability may be limited depending on the popularity of those films on the app that particular day.
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"I think 2019 is an opportunity for us to look again at this particular day," Lewis said of Manic Monday.
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This one particular day I was at St. Stephens Community Center with my group, which was Otis Williams and the Distants.
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We make it the same way every time, but whether we achieve coffee nirvana on any particular day is anyone's guess.
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We also had to figure out what we were going to do if my hands weren't working on a particular day.
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A study shows that stock market returns are lower, and suicide rates are higher on this particular day of the week.
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Who knew what made me decide to tell them on this particular day, wondering how they would react to my secret.
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On one particular day earlier this week, I worked out at home for far too long and ate far too little.
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How could a birth date be proved when a government was not able to verify a birth on a particular day?
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On this particular day, I was not with Boczek but with Krzysztof Szpakowski, one of the region's most flamboyant treasure hunters.
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Bianco says Lopez usually walked from school with her sister or boyfriend, but she happened to walk alone on this particular day.
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That claim would have been a stretch on any given day in 2014, but on this particular day, it was downright audacious.
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On this particular day — when I was stressed and busy and stuffy and irritable — that last part felt like a particular blessing.
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"I can just tell you that he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day," he said.
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Detroit, MichiganJuly 2482I am writing to complain that your agents at the border on this particular day were condescending and very rude.
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It turns out that heat waves can have a direct impact on how much workers produce and earn on a particular day.
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That particular day, we had a potluck after class and Carolyn had brought dozens of starfruit and offered them up to everyone.
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Or, on a particular day, just as a band who've lost one member, as she runs around Maine in a wedding dress.
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This way, independent of who specifically is and isn't working on a particular day, the business can continue to run smoothly.4.
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Bruce's Zen Garden, Portland, The Day Before My Wedding is a single location with a collection of memories from a particular day.
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Whatever claims Trump makes about other countries' misbehavior, whatever demands he makes on a particular day, they're all in evident bad faith.
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"Being at the hotel and seeing how empty it was on that particular day, I thought, take my money, I'll pay you."
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On this particular day, he was wearing one of the 21969 models of the upgraded Seamaster Aqua Terra line introduced in March.
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Ware's crew is scheduled for Court 17 on this particular day, but his team and court assignment will rotate throughout the tournament.
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There was, however, another magical twist: During one particular day, while recording the music to the Benedict Cumberbatch-headlined film, which opens Nov.
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Click ahead to check out every product you can score this month, and the price it will drop to on its particular day.
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This cycle is not always as visible or politically urgent as the question of who is dropping bombs where on a particular day.
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So the purpose of that particular hike through the Santa Cruz mountains on that particular day was to discuss taking over Apple Computer.
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She remembers this particular day because the Google Map Street View car was in the neighborhood and she said she waved at it.
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So, we're really focusing on getting the right deal done, not whether it's done at quarter of 5:00 on a particular day.
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Still could probably make 253 so it's not like it's a bad bet it's just it's nowhere near what it was that particular day.
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Whether Alex Jones, Donald Trump, or any number of incendiary voices belong on the platform depends on what Twitter feels like that particular day.
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"Police stations have cameras around them, but on that particular day, at that particular time, the cameras did not work?" lawyer Powell Lexing asked.
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When we spoke, he'd only made $40 on that particular day, but a more recently fruitful day had resulted in as much as $230.
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On this particular day, though, Ms. Schaff would be sharing responsibility for covering the hearings with Gabriella Demczuk, another freelance photographer for The Times.
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On that particular day, feeling glum about my own failed attempts to write, I decided to pick up this book everyone was talking about.
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One-off art projects were the focus of most of the laboratory work done on this particular day, but that isn't always the case.
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" There was also one particular day when Pivarnick was working at the station and her boss allegedly told her "Make sure no f— today.
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While some people give information about the animals they're leaving behind at the anonymous drop-off kennel, on this particular day, that wasn't the case.
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" But on this particular day, we're talking about abdominal surgery, and I say, "You know, I had two C-sections and they weren't that bad.
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I realized, too, that there was no one avenue to how I should attack the disquiet of a particular day and the tensions it carried.
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Rivera "seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and chose to abduct her," the Iowa DCI's Rick Rahn told reporters on Tuesday.
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I was part of a team of engineers that met every day to decide what we wanted the rover to do on a particular day.
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A few scenes were completely silent and depicted a solitary moment in a particular person's particular day, underscored by fragments of conversations and passing moments.
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On that particular day, however, she told the news outlet that the door was likely ajar, which allowed her four-legged friends to get help.
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I can't explain exactly what inspired me to feel that way on that particular day, but I imagine it was a combination of little things.
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You can only decide on periods with 30-minute increments, and—worse—you also can't set the limit on any particular day lower than 30.
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We wanted to create a front-of-the-closet shoe that she [the customer] can gravitate toward, without knowing what's happening on a particular day.
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But on this particular day there was someone new at the register, and she asked Payne for a dollar twenty-five, which he didn't have.
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On that particular day, I ran down to the beach, turning right when I hit the sand so that I would see the sun rise.
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Starting Tuesday, all Prime members in the United States will be able to select a particular day to receive a week's worth of Amazon deliveries.
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I'm very thankful to be with someone who splits household duties with me pretty evenly, even though I'm doing most of them on this particular day.
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France was already in a state of emergency, Nice had been on alert on that particular day -- a national holiday -- and police were present and armed.
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On this particular day, I wanted a salad substantial enough to be a main course, and came up with this one, which takes cues from Japan.
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But finding two climbable mountains the right distance apart that align with Venus on a particular day will take a lot of survey work and planning.
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Sometimes changing hands several times on any particular day, it is said the ground on the hill was so soaked in blood that the springs were poisoned.
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I bring up the fact that on that particular day, fervent tweets in support of the Paris Climate Agreement are interspersed with promotion of their new single.
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"If I had not been there on that particular day, the deadline, then the contract would not be executed and would no longer be valid," he said.
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We are both very busy on this particular day and work longer and more intensely than usual, and at midday we separately grab a bite to eat.
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If you're not cool with looking like everyone else during the other 364 days of the year, why are you okay with that on that one particular day?
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As the name implies, Desert Island is meant to help you focus on only the essential apps you need for a certain task or on a particular day.
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As if you needed any more reason to hate that particular day of the week, add being a budget-buster when it comes to travel to the list.
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When two starships collide, he'll intercuts shots of the people inside those starships, toppling over, never having realized that this particular day was the day they would die.
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"Even though there will be limitations, it is better than a new postponement of the elections, so they must happen on that particular day," the EU's Mayaudon said.
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The 60-year-old Philadelphia native shared that "Life, Liberty and Levin" will largely not be beholden to news events of the particular day the show is airing.
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But on this particular day I had not realized how far I would have to walk from the station to the West Village theater where I was going.
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"Rarely have I seen in my almost 28 years of policing the type of thing I saw in Sheridan Circle on that particular day," Newsham said at the time.
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And although Cooper wasn't in attendance for that particular day of magic, a source told PEOPLE in December that he seemed "more protective" of his girlfriend in her pregnancy.
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" On top of that, there may be further limitations on showtime availability for the selected titles, based on "the popularity of those films on the app that particular day.
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Usually, I will have an external fan running to blow air on whatever console I am using, but on this particular day I had forgotten to turn it on.
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From custom paint and leather colors to the starlight headliner (which can be built to illuminate the night sky of a particular day and time), nearly anything is possible.
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While authorities declined to discuss what may have motivated Rivera to approach Tibbetts, Rahn said he had seen her before but was drawn to her on that particular day.
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"We have 100 percent solid information that on a particular day, nationals from Syria are going to enter the United States with chemical and biological weapons," the chief justice posited.
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Rather than relying on a particular day of the year, Keyes says there are a few things budget-minded travelers can focus on when searching for a good flight price.
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NIELSEN: We are metering, which means that if we don&apost have the resources to let them in on a particular day, they are going to have to come back.
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You can have it show the most recent emails from your inbox, or ask to see messages from a particular person, or ask to see emails from a particular day.
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The meat she calls for is a "butcher's steak," which is to say the steak your butcher thinks is the best available at a decent price on that particular day.
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On this particular day in early January, just before our phone conversation, Roth is sharing his at-the-moment forecast and analysis for the CBS Sports podcast Fantasy Football Today.
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On one particular day, the Smallfoot actress ordered some hygiene must-haves from CVS Pharmacy, including mascara, a foot file, a cuticle nipper, body polish, and three types of nail polish.
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And even then, he makes it a point to say that a lot of these records could be flipped around in any order given how he's feeling on a particular day.
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"It's largely a 'Trump market' at the moment, with sentiment moving on whatever he says on a particular day," said Ayako Sera, market strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank in Tokyo.
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The guy tells us that on this particular day, the restaurant was overwhelmed after only having been open a few days, and then getting slammed with a 100 chicken sandwich order.
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No matter what they were for or against on any particular day, their presentation almost ended the same way – with a recruiting pitch for computer-science types to join their firms.
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At one month out or closer, the scientists were able to predict with as strong as 1 in 2 odds that a heat wave would strike beginning on a particular day.
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And on this particular day we were shooting on a hospital set and we had as a technical adviser Dr. Kalish, the surgeon that had amputated Jeff's legs in real life.
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"I would talk to them about how school was that particular day, or if there was a girl I liked, even though I knew she could never like me back," he says.
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"These came up over the course of the quarter, and it wasn't one particular day — there were more than one of these things," CFO Ned Segal said on the company's earnings call.
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"One particular day, John came driving through our property at a ridiculous speed," Nancy Schultz, who lived on the estate for seven years while her husband trained for the Olympics, tells PEOPLE.
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Mr. Joe, a "pen-pen" motorcycle driver, routinely wears different T-shirts representing opposing political candidates, depending on whom he is hitting up for money, food or rides on a particular day.
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A large typhoon hit the Kinki region on this particular day; it was raining hard, my grandfather was carrying an umbrella, and he probably didn't see the train coming around a curve.
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For us, it is often a gateway into understanding our gender identities: what we're drawn to, what feels good, what doesn't, and what story that may tell about us on a particular day.
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Like AJ, Veiseh can recall absurdly insignificant details, such as the clothes he was wearing on a particular day, or which side of the train he was sitting on while commuting to work.
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On this particular day, most of the morning is taken up by our interview, but he would usually go for a swim or walk the 30 blocks from his apartment to the theater.
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On-call scheduling, which is incredibly common in American retail, is a massive scam where employees are forced to live with the uncertainty of knowing if they'll be working on a particular day.
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On the particular day that is the focus here, Sir is to perform Lear, and the play works some parallels between that character and Sir, with his rages and tenuous hold on reality.
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I used to get annoyed with Groupon—while $60 may be a great deal for a world-class massage, it's still three times more than I'm willing to spend on any particular day.
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On this particular day, 10 years after the Supreme Court ruled 5-to-4 in Citizens United, let's remember how Parnas and his alleged co-conspirator, Igor Fruman stepped onto our national stage.
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"I can just tell you it seems that he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and for whatever reason, he chose to abduct her," Rahn said.
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But on this particular day, Kravitz sits trying to coax a terrified 7-year-old boy named Jeffery, whose gums have completely grown over his front teeth, into having a life-changing dental procedure.
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Reporters would just use the most interesting (and, usually, unhelpful) sound bites in my lengthy responses to their questions, instead of writing about the message that we wanted to get out that particular day.
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It still does that, but now there's a slider on the right side that lets you scroll down through days and weeks of activity, showing you what you were doing on any particular day.
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That particular day, as the football assistant stood and watched, Hanson benched 211970 reps of 19704 pounds—three more reps than his future teammate Clay Matthews would put up at the 2009 NFL combine.
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"(At) this specific time, when the traffic is of (a) particular nature, you can advertise something that is relevant at this particular day… It will be targeting specific segments (of people)," he told CNBC.
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Usually, this is because they seem comfortable at first glance, and on this particular day it was because I touched a super soft jumpsuit in the loungewear section and it was… well, super soft.
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On this particular day, there are a couple dozen volunteers scattered across the beach, piling discarded bottles, cigarette butts, plastic straws, beer cans, flip flops, and an assortment of other trash into white pails.
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Looking through your log of sleep patterns and at what you did on a particular day (using data from another life-tracking app, for example) can help you understand what factors may improve your sleep.
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Every morning, my father's school-age siblings lined up to ask for their lunch money, and on this particular day, after the youngest had taken her turn, I went and asked for some as well.
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He regularly buys his tickets at the same three or four stores, but on this particular day, it was raining so he ducked into a deli to stay dry and decided to buy a ticket.
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The $3 iOS app Gratitude Journal by Happy Tapper puts an extra spin on this idea by encouraging you to make journal entries that focus on things you are grateful for on a particular day.
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His administration exploited the president's photogenic looks to put him in front of the media with a script in his hand that reinforced the theme that the administration wanted to impart on that particular day.
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On a Thursday morning in late summer, at a Walmart Supercenter No. 359 in Fayetteville, Walmart trainees followed instructors around to learn what this particular store was doing right, and wrong, on this particular day.
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For example, it's true that for young men coming-of-age during the Vietnam War, being born in a particular year (and, thanks to the draft lottery, on a particular day) could be life-shaping.
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Arguments for early voting Proponents of early voting have a fairly patronizing attitude that it is a big burden to expect people, on a particular day, to participate in determining the direction of the country.
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Sparks' workout routine has changed quite a bit since finding out she was expecting — namely, whether she joins her model and fitness-enthusiast husband at the gym depends on how she's feeling on any particular day.
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If it decided to track VR users at a more detailed level, it could do something like track overall movement patterns with hand controllers, then guess whether someone is sick or tired on a particular day.
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"I can just tell you it seems that he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day and for whatever reason, he chose to abduct her," Rahn told the news network.
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"We are going to find out if they have the capacity one way or another, even if that means we need to ask for the records for this particular day from the oversight committee," Barragan said.
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In a recently released excerpt, Wilson writes about a particular day on the set during which she was just bursting at the seams to share a bit of newly gleaned knowledge regarding the facts of life.
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When she was ready for the tougher competition on the more refined beach courts in Eight Mile Rock, Jones learned to shoot jumpers while accounting for how strong the ocean breeze blew on a particular day.
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A weak grasp of my fingers, a flutter of her eyelids was what I came to expect on our daily rounds, but on this particular day in April, her body refused to fight this futile battle anymore.
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Technically uncovered auctions are not uncommon in Germany, where debt sales often depend on investor interest on that particular day, rather than underlying demand for German debt, which is seen one of the safest assets in the world.
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It's the genuine tone he strikes that had many in the crowd on this particular day willing to share personal stories with a crowd of strangers, as Sanders looked on intently, furrowing his brow and shaking his head.
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And on this particular day in late August, just two weeks before a bunch of professional surfers and 5,000 spectators will descend on the ranch for a nationally televised competition, something isn't quite right with the perfect wave.
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Panera was keen to point out that the bacterium was only found in samples of one variety of its cream cheese, made on one particular day—samples from the production days before and after seemed to be fine.
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But he left all that behind after he experienced his first float in 2013 in Laguna Beach, CA. "I emerged from the float tank on that particular day and was completely blown away by the experience," Hefner says.
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So, on this particular day, when a cluster of houses suddenly appeared just after the crest of a little hill, right there by the highway, I turned onto the rutted side road, stopped the car and got out.
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On display this particular day was a platinum diamond necklace with a central 26.48-carat cushion-cut yellow diamond and a shimmering bracelet with 33.98 carats of diamonds and more than 32 carats of deep red Burmese rubies.
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I have a 3½-year-old son whose fussy eating habits are making me age too fast, but even he can name which one of three types of roti he would like to eat on a particular day.
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Several of the study's worst results came out better when new samples were collected and tested again several weeks later, implying Caracas's water quality varies greatly according to the chlorine availability and pipeline throughput on a particular day.
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By setting a regular schedule — like each Friday, every other Tuesday or the second Wednesday of each month — you will invest the same amount of money, no matter whether the market is up or down that particular day.
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Keep in mind the number of things that-- that Maxine and Jeb and I will deal with, or I used to deal with when I was on the Hill, in any particular day could be lit-- literally infinite.
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And on this particular day, with his hammer in one hand and chunk of limestone in the other, he swiftly chipped the piece into the shape of a heart and handed it, as a memento, to a visitor.
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On this particular day, Jonathan Tan was assaying a smug Lord Chancellor in Shaw's "Saint Joan" less than two hours after hopping around the stage as a frog in a charming family adaptation of Oscar Wilde's tales for children.
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" It was about a couple in college who decided to break up, because they were so young, but said, "If we're both single by whatever age, let's meet again at the New York Public Library on this particular day.
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Every time I speak to Paula I recall her as she was on a particular day in high school: head held high, leading a pack of popular girls down a hallway, laughing and laughing at a joke someone told.
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Both de Rosa's Instagram and YouTube reflected her aesthetically pleasing, vegan, vintage-inspired lifestyle, but on this particular day, blurry dark photos and indistinguishable short videos of the floor started appearing on her account, with J.Prone tagged in all the captions.
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"Even in October when I passed out on Halloween, that particular day when the EMTs got there I had high blood pressure, which I never have high blood pressure," she continues, adding that her blood pressure had never been high before.
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On this particular day they were leaning over works to be restored, like the 1685 Mortlake tapestry, depicting a battle at sea, and an 18th-century rose silk damask bed canopy that belonged to Queen Caroline, King George II's wife.
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When President Trump demanded the health care bill be brought to the floor for a vote on a particular day last week, Mr. Ryan complied rather than telling Mr. Trump that the speaker, not the president, decides the House schedule.
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In conjunction with the NRDC, Kendler is working to get access to poaching data, hoping to create a predictive model that estimates how many elephants are killed in a particular day to estimate, day by day, when no elephants will be left.
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On this particular day there are no visitors—but that's probably because the heat is so brutal: It's a heavy and relentless thing that weighs on your shoulders, a breeze-free torridity that the mosquitoes and black flies seem to find pleasant.
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Worse, he added, is that his previously secure full-time employment contract has morphed into a "zero hours contract," under which his employer decides how much he works and how much it pays him depending on what it needs on any particular day.
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The reason for coming here on this particular day was entirely selfish: It was my birthday and I wanted to return to my favorite site in Athens and visit the ruins of the house of the source of my name: Simon the Cobbler.
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But this particular day in the American electoral calendar was clouded by a storm kicked up less than 24 hours earlier when a 2005 clip of Trump bragging about what he can do to women because he's famous landed on the internet.
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On this particular day, the day after President Trump's big speech to Congress, Mikkelson and his staff are checking out a claim from social media that some prominent Democrats refused to stand and applaud when Trump honored a Navy SEAL's widow during his address.
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"Even though I'm totally happy with my body and completely self confident with my body image, I will say on that particular day I wasn't feeling my best," she explains in a post, this time with a photo of her looking strong in white shorts.
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Beyond all that, it is simply absurd that voting in America means taking time off of work on a particular day or set of days, schlepping to a specific building, standing in long lines, and registering your voting preferences in person, with a physical mark.
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A "station domination," the horrendously named practice of a brand plastering itself over nearly every square inch of a subway stop (as Taskrabbit did to Union Square on this particular day), is estimated by Pouladian's firm to cost "$25,1.55 - $75,000 or more" for a four-week run.
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On this particular day, we complete 15 rides and pick up about 30 passengers from all walks of life: a mother and daughter visiting from North Carolina, a caterer delivering lunch in midtown Manhattan and co-workers from a Brooklyn-based start-up that makes dog food.
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We know that age-related dementia is a gradual process; you're on this side of the divide, and then you're on that side of the divide, but in the usual course of things, there isn't a particular day when you moved from one to the other.
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It has a courtyard (measuring 6,460 square feet), a primary feature in traditional homes, to encourage workers to enjoy fresh air and socializing, although on this particular day employees on breaks were clustered around the espresso machines on each floor or gathered in adjacent smoking rooms.
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Unfortunately, she's preoccupied with snagging an appearance at a prestigious research conference over in Paris: She wants to present data proving that Kevin's body chemistry responds to and changes depending on which of the 23 personalities he happens to be stuck with on any particular day or given moment.
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The DayTicker feature gives you a refreshingly simple overview of what you need to do on any particular day, while there are also very useful integrations with the likes of WhatsApp (for sending event reminders to guests) and Google and Apple calendars (for importing events from other platforms).
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But the fact is, this young girl wouldn't have even known that he was in jail if it weren't for this accident of journalism, if it weren't for the fact that a group of New York Times journalists just happened to walk into this prison on this particular day.
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And that's what brings me back again and again, to this one pure, restorative corner of the internet, where I can unfurl my mat and check in with what sometimes feels like a clumsy, unwieldy body, and take pleasure in the way it can move and change on any particular day.
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"There's a worry that they—a big fear, actually—show to a coach that maybe they can't, or a particular day or a particular week they are really struggling, that they could lose their place on the team, their playing time, the coach's perception of them may change," Hansen says.
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It was December 31, 2013 when reports flooded social media that it was -20.2 F on Mars, while in Winnipeg it was hella colder than that, with temperatures before the windchill dropping to -20133 F. While that particular day made headlines, Manitoba temperatures are rather prone to dropping below those of Mars.
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In the past week, with the winter-time arrival of extremely frigid Arctic air, there have been 131 record low daily temperatures set in the U.S. (meaning the record for that particular day, not all-time) and 66 record highs, noted Matthew Kelsch, a scientist at the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, in an interview.
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To the left of the list of meals is a grid she uses to indicate whether each meal is intended for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a snack, and on the opposite page, also labeled using the orange and blue motif, is a chart for assigning each meal to a particular day of the week.
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"When you read a passage about the excitement of sailing around the Horn, or a first-hand account of the weather on a particular day, in a particular spot in the Pacific Ocean, you can't help but feel a connection to the person who is writing in the logbook, " added Jessica Henze, NEDCC associate book conservator.
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This was ironic because, on that particular day, I was in the midst of a weeks-long, slow-building hypochondriacal panic that involved a hastily scheduled visit to the doctor, an emergency session with my therapist, and a Google-Doc diary entry titled "Feeling Shittier and Shittier," all while an unrelenting stream of negative thoughts played on a loop in my mind.
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"I don't mean to undermine the power of theater, but I'm not sure we could all escape into the world of a play on that particular day," said Michael Walkup, the producing artistic director of Page 73 Productions, a small nonprofit troupe that moved a performance of "Ultimate Beauty Bible," an Off Broadway comedy, from Tuesday night to Saturday afternoon.
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It was cold, minus 8 degrees Fahrenheit, on this particular day in January, and I'd booked a half-day trip with Seven Fells Up, a small tour operator that conducts cross-country skiing and snowshoe treks in the ski resort area of Yllas, about 90 miles north of the Arctic Circle and about 500 miles north of Helsinki, the Finnish capital.
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But on the particular day that this photo was captured by Bob Owen at the San Antonio Express, I was in Austin with Max, and we were among the hundreds of transgender Texans and allies who had gathered from across the state to raise our voices and show that we exist, that we matter, and that our representatives are responsible for our rights, too.
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When users click on a particular day in both [company's] calendars, virtually identical screens display, both with a photo of a food item with a list of available food items to the immediate left of the photo, a text box with details regarding the food item to the immediate right, and three soft keys for accessing food details, nutrition facts, and allergen information immediately above the details.
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So for the United States to not only make the decision that they did in terms of locating the embassy in Jerusalem, but to decide to unveil it and to celebrate it on this particular day, can only be seen by Palestinians as a deliberate effort to justify the Israeli historical narrative over the Palestinian narrative and to rub salt into the wounds of Palestinians writ large.
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"What we focus on, what we put our attention on really determines how we feel about that particular day or our life in general," Huffington recently told CNBC Make It. A study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that people who wrote about their gratitude over a period of time showed greater signs of emotional well-being compared to people who wrote about negative or neutral life events.
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