Leary was dubbed the pied piper of psychedelics; Fadiman is now the pied piper of microdosing.
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The trailer focuses on Pied Piper CEO Richard Hendricks, who appears to be going through some kind of midlife crisis that includes leaving Pied Piper (!).
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To pay off his debts, he sells his holdings in Pied Piper (10 percent) to Laurie Bream (Suzanne Cryer), the head of Raviga Capital and the main investor in Pied Piper.
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Pied Piper is trying to hire a senior PR person but he is spooked about taking the job when he hears that an early investor in Pied Piper has sold his shares.
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If only Pied Piper could get that kind of penetration.
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But Pied Piper really lends itself to moving the needle.
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Put "Pied Pods" on pizza, a Brooklyn pizzeria imagined. Nonsense.
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"But it's worth asking: What exactly is Pied Piper anyway?"
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Sy Smith – Can't Hold Back (Platinum Pied Pipers Remix)12.
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Not all pied pipers should be followed ... in their eyes.
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The Palace also offers dining in the dark, woody Pied Piper Lounge, where we sipped a cocktail and contemplated a huge Maxfield Parrish painting of the Pied Piper, commissioned by the hotel in 1909.
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Decades ago he dubbed himself "the Pied Piper of R&B," though he told GQ magazine in 2016 that he had no idea the Pied Piper was a character who led children away using music.
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I felt like the Pied Piper with a parade of men.
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The Parisian restaurant Au Pied de Cochon is one such place.
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That's not the only thing that's affected the Pied de Cochon.
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Do you prefer Pan Piper or Pied Piper as your moniker?
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Han Han is the Pied Piper of the post-Tiananmen generation.
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For the first time, the Pied Piper crew is running things.
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Justin Bieber is a regular Pied Piper with a massive headache!
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The European pied flycatcher runs on a tight schedule each spring.
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James of course has been the pied piper of the paradigm.
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Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), Pied Piper's CEO, paces nervously as he responds to a question from the committee, while the Pied Piper team watches in dismay at headquarters and later celebrates his awkward, yet inspirational, response.
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Pete tells him to swallow his pride and stay at Pied Piper.
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I guess the beard, maybe…I feel more like the Pied Piper.
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The guys from Pied Piper helped kick off Google's big Tuesday event.
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The latter is the other star on the Pied de Cochon menu.
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She pied off Eyal, causing him to get dumped from the island.
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So it follows that Pied Piper might nerd itself out of existence.
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Ruff 1A and Ruff 1B, the first Ruff Squad release, "Pied Piper".
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The musician's pied-a-terre is actually three units combined into one.
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TAVERNISE: He was like the pied piper of children in the neighborhood.
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He is a gadfly, a goad, and a left-wing Pied Piper.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Pied pipers Got a case of the Mondays?
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So Pied Piper will survive, but it's not clear in what form.
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She Leads the Finale Walk Seriously, she's like the Pied Piper of Paris!
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A few folks wondered about the restaurant the Pied Piper team is in.
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Clearly, there's lots of things happening this weekend outside the Pied de Cochon.
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David isn't the only Pied Piper investor who has a real-life counterpart.
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Pied Piper: Actually the first instrument other than the drum, was a flute.
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You may know Andy Mientus as the Pied Piper on CW's The Flash.
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A bass flute, representing the Pied Piper, sinuously wraps itself around both voices.
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Pied Piper Inc needs funding to accelerate customer acquisition for its SaaS solution.
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Hooli finds out about the Pied Piper beta by spying on company email.
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He offered to mortgage his Manhattan pied-à-terre to repay the advance.
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Will the Pied Piper team be forced to build the box they loathe?
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Standard entry-level offerings feel more pied-a-terre than generic hotel room.
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Pied Piper has to be sold due to the now-public fraudulent numbers.
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This week, the Pied Pipers release their beta and struggle with ethical issues.
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Ils l'ont emmené avec 16 autres jeunes hommes au pied d'un grand arbre néré.
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That's when Jack schools Richard on what Pied Piper's real product is: its stock.
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That zero-sum dynamic applies to rivalries within Pied Piper as well as without.
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The daily active user metric for Pied Piper is shockingly low (less than 20,000).
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Seems that Kanye and Tidal need some Pied Piper compression…Live stream immediately down.
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At the start of last night's Silicon Valley, Pied Piper is in a pickle.
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And for the occasion, they've chosen the Pied de Cochon, a temple of swine.
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Monica is a beautiful assistant at Raviga, the company that invests in Pied Piper.
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Sanders' pied piper multitudes of millennials were spared critical scrutiny of their hero's promises.
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So, what advice do you have for Pied Piper founder Richard Hendricks right now?
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He could be magical, the Pied Piper with our family as his entranced followers.
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She was our Pied Piper and I believe she would have welcomed us all.
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There's the added benefit that so-called pied-à-terre taxes are politically palatable.
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That's less than some people had predicted a pied-à-terre tax would raise.
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The association believes that most wealthy pied-à-terre owners would pay the tax.
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Aside from getting cream-pied, though, I hadn't given pregnancy much thought as an adult.
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" Nick Rose Staff Writer, MUNCHIES "Pickled pig's tongue at Au Pied de Cochon in Montreal.
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Check out photos of Ina and Jeffrey's Parisian-inspired New York pied-à-terre, ahead.
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There he has become something of a pied piper for newer generations of tech entrepreneurs.
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Then she pied off Wes, leaving him on his todd during a crucial re-coupling.
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GSD Capital loans $250,000 to Pied Piper taking no ownership or control of the business.
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Business Insider asked three industry leaders for their reactions to the pied-à-terre tax.
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How are industry leaders reacting to Hoylman's plan to revive the pied-à-terre tax?
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But now the crusty Vermont independent wants to be a senatorial pied piper for Democrats.
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Mr. Adler, a mathematician and oceanographer by training, became the pied piper of the piers.
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Also great were TOY SOLDIERS, AMEN CORNER, PIED-À-TERRE, AFRO POP and MR. RIGHT.
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Additionally, the hotel's bar, the Pied Piper, features murals by the legendary artist Maxfield Parrish.
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Friday, Mr. de Blasio's spokesman said the mayor does support the pied-à-terre tax.
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Will Richard be able to get Action Jack to support his original vision of Pied Piper?
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Swift, meteoric rises and abrupt, catastrophic falls govern the lives of the entire Pied Piper team.
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What to do when your 20-something children want to live your city pied-a-terre?
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Richard launched Pied Piper as an advanced app for preventing musicians from accidentally aping copyrighted songs.
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Pied Piper of failed river policies saw this flood coming The flood maps are all wrong.
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Immediately, the story shifts: their teacher, Mr Kingsley, emerges as a Pied Piper, seductive and dangerous.
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The boys are back, and they still have no idea what to do with Pied Piper.
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The Parenthood actress reportedly purchased the pied-a-terre in 2014 for $570,000, according to Realtor.com.
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The terrace at the Pied de Cochon is deserted and peaceful, so I take a seat.
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Silicon Valley closed the season with Richard being removed from the CEO position of Pied Piper.
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Each month Pied Piper reviews its cash receipts and sends the agreed upon percentage to GSD.
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However, the pied-à-terre tax was booted and instead, the progressive mansion tax was passed.
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"Daily Active Users" exposes the failure underlying Pied Piper's success, the termites nibbling at the foundation.
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Southern pied babblers are the nepotists of the avian world, according to ecologist Martha Nelson-Flower.
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During her time in the Kalahari Desert, Nelson-Flower studied 45 groups of southern pied babblers.
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A septum-pierced pied piper, we had no choice but to follow him into the dance.
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"People who own a pied-à-terre in Manhattan will be paying more," Mr. Parrott said.
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"Sharing is tables," the ad, which cost most of Pied Piper's remaining funds, told the world.
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A gay pied piper, Piano Dave played, and New Orleans's gay working class turned out in force.
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Initially, I thought of Naugle as the Pied Piper of doubters, merrily guiding Mormons into digital sin.
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So Richard Hendrix and the boys try a revolutionary new approach: Pied Piper makes a TV commercial.
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Why taffy is a classic Pied de Cochon is a sugar shack that combines tradition with creativity.
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But just as clearly, I'm ever-ready to answer my calling as a Pied Piper of play.
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The largely luckless Pied Piper crew finally finds itself in charge, as well as a man down.
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Therefore you have to have these Pied Pipers, and I think he's been extraordinarily successful at that.
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There's power in matching the US's chaos with your own and Pied Pipering it over a cliff. ●
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She witnesses the kankurang, a dancing Pied Piper who carries boys off to their initiations into manhood.
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Until recently, elected officials in New York have been less receptive to a pied-à-terre tax.
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They successfully talked legislators out of the pied-à-terre, and a fully formulated public financing program.
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State lawmakers are backing a pied-à-terre tax on multimillion-dollar second homes in New York.
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But when Pied Piper goes to market, it dies because it was only tested by other engineers.
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In the episode, fictional Pied Piper CEO Richard Hendriks is targeted by a former attorney who claims he owns the patent to a technology covering the "storage of media files on a network," forcing a number of defensive maneuvers from Pied Piper to avoid the $20,000 settlement fee.
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I am not the sort to get attached to jobs (I'm like one of the kids in the Pied Piper story, except in my case the Pied Piper used words like "exciting career opportunity" to lure me), but I'll definitely miss some of the people I've worked with here.
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Not everyone enjoyed the tutelage of a charismatic teacher who was part exacting literary conscience, part Pied Piper.
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Nick and his crew were at Henry's, and as they left he almost looked like the Pied Piper.
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The manufacturer, Hooli, then announces a recall that could become a costly setback to the Pied Piper team.
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Jared, to help boost morale, gets a Bangladeshi click farm outfit to create fake users for Pied Piper.
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But despite the loss of its nocturnal nature, French onion soup remains the Pied de Cochon's star dish.
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As a seducer of children, he's like a digital mashup of both the Pied Piper and fairy changelings.
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GT: That character started to develop, we knew we wanted to do a Pied Piper-type of character.
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Scroll through the gallery for a reminder as to where we left off with the Pied Piper crew.
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The word pied has appeared in 84 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Jan.
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Assuming that you do not have a Pied Piper complex, why would you want it to do this?
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The introduction of a hideous green and yellow Pied Piper jacket gives Gilfoyle the chance to torment Dinesh.
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In the end, though, the episode is another affirmation of friendship as a defining value of Pied Piper.
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Rather, it's the more humble "Pied Piper," a sort of slow disco number that's emphatic in its relaxation.
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Leading the pack are the hosts of "Chapo Trap House," the Pied Pipers of the candidate's online movement.
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Similarly, the margay cat of Brazil has been observed to mimic the call of a baby pied tamarin monkey.
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Emmy Rossum The arctic view from the actress's pied-à-terre is almost as dreamy as her redesigned interiors.
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The story finally posted under the headline "Inside the Pied Piper of R&B's 'Cult'" at 7:02 a.m.
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Leucism, also described as "pied" or "piebald," doesn't cause total pigment loss and the animals' eyes are not affected.
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Unlike the arcane compression technology that underlines Pied Piper, the fictional startup in Silicon Valley, mobile games are universal.
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Pied flycatchers initially had difficulty adjusting, but over time have started laying their eggs earlier to grab the caterpillars.
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Like the Pied Piper gang on the show, nerds are the geniuses responsible for creating the things you love.
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The desks outfit Pied Piper's — the show's protagonist tech startup — new office headquarters, which also debuted on Sunday night.
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"Operation Pied Piper," as it was called, proved deeply traumatic for the children who were separated from their parents.
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But I also understand why the show focuses so much on Pied Piper and makes Hooli look so goofy.
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I am still in disbelief that my francophile fantasy of having my own pied-à-terre is coming true.
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In this episode, Pied Piper needs to hire fast, but of course wants to avoid this candidate, among others.
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Jeff Garlin directed this 2006 stand-up special/documentary from the pied piper of perversion himself, filmmaker John Waters.
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By Tuesday, Assembly counsels were telling rank-and-file members that the pied-à-terre tax was likely unconstitutional.
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The Pied Piper of Washington and Mar-a-Lago keeps tweeting his flute and marching us around in circles.
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Will they still be able to execute some kind of secret plan to keep the Pied Piper platform alive?
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CodeRag (heaven forbid) even calls into question the technical chops of Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) and music app Pied Piper.
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The first is a board meeting to approve the sales agreement that Pied Piper has struck with Maleant Data Systems.
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Misra was the Stanford Ph.D. consultant who developed the algorithms for Pied Piper, the show's (extremely realistic) data compression startup.
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But no matter—it could be snowing, and that wouldn't stop Au Pied de Cochon from starting another endless day.
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He also has a home in Connecticut, and is likely to use the Chelsea apartment as a pied-à-terre.
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Now that they're finally releasing Pied Piper to an internet of faceless, unsympathetic, often hostile users, they'll be totally defenseless.
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Even if users loved Pied Piper at an acceptable rate, none of them have actually paid a dime for it.
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Where past Republican presidents hid behind political consultants and campaign managers, Trump remains an unapologetic pied piper of racial division.
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Some theories suggest it's a form of altruism, though southern pied babblers would likely be an exception to that rule.
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I feel like the parents in the Pied Piper of Hamlin staring at the mountain that just swallowed their children.
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They are in contract to buy a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom unit as a pied-à-terre.
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The estate belonging to the late comic book god is unloading his pied-à-terre inside the luxurious Four Seasons.
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The Pied Piper gang signs off for the final episode of this sendup of the Bay Area's tech gold rush.
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Now, unmoored from any fundamental morality, Republicans have a situation where a professed horndog is boosting an accused pied piper.
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Even after Monica (Amanda Crew) explains he'll get to keep his stock and make progress on Pied Piper's innovative compression technology, Richard is mad as hell and threatens to sue Raviga, which then leaves him without legal representation, as his attorney Ron (Ben Feldman) is still repping Pied Piper and declines to represent Richard personally.
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The American "fool pied piper" leads more Italian rats toward Ellis Island as the cheering European aristocracy rejoices in the background.
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For one species, the pied flycatcher, a new study shows that some of its clan are proving to be remarkably adaptable.
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Like most bird species, pied flycatchers have long been thought to lay a single clutch of eggs during the breeding season.
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After headlines about the deal in January, legislators rallied around a proposal to tax pied-a-terres — second homes like Griffin's.
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Just the facts: Richard took interim control over Pied Piper's day-to-day operations and put the company into austerity mode.
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Christie's The Desmarais Collection: A pied-à-terre sale in New York brought in a total of $5,400,250 on April 30.
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Season 3 saw Pied Piper reach the highest highs and lowest lows that a brand can reach in just 10 episodes.
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But the other buyers lived out of town and had wanted the apartment as a pied-à-terre, Mr. Friedman said.
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"I won't play the Pied Piper... 'don't worry, everything has been resolved', is not something you'll hear me say," he said.
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It was like the Pied Piper led us to an island where we ran amok and ate candy all the time.
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Startup Battlefield was featured throughout the first season, following the fictional startup Pied Piper and their efforts to win the competition.
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"I started calling myself the Pied Piper when I started using the flute sound in my music," he told the publication.
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It's a common trend among some deep-pocketed Bay Area homeowners that use the city's properties as their pied-à-terre.
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Mr. Cuomo has backed closing the carried interest loophole, and his aides said he would consider a pied-à-terre tax.
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At the center, prosecutors say, was William Singer, whom The New York Times described as the Pied Piper of college admissions.
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Ivanka Trump has packed her bags for DC, and she no longer has any use for her Manhattan pied-à-terre.
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Seeing that the only problem with Pied Piper was perception, he used a visit to a popular Silicon Valley lunch spot to "social hack" a new image for the company (by manipulating perception), which results in a bidding war for Pied Piper's Series B. Suddenly the click-farm uptick is an issue where it wasn't before.
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Pfeiffer is the German word for "piper" — suggesting that the similarities between The Society and The Pied Piper are likely no accident.
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Animal Control Supervisor Rebecca Franklin says the pastel pied ball python&aposs owners spotted photos on social media and claimed her Friday.
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So we called up Sean Berthiaume, the co-owner of Vinnie's and inventor of the Pied Pod to try some for ourselves.
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In the end, Dinesh and Gilfoyle tell Richard they've decided to stay at Pied Piper, but Richard has bad news: they can't.
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Say you are the CEO of Pied Piper, who made millions last year by releasing an on-demand app for cat grooming.
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In other words, for all the boneheaded moves Richard and his Pied Piper mates make, they still continue to generate useful products.
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COME wintertime thousands of garden warblers, pied flycatchers, and bobolinks—all tiny songbirds—will cross the equator heading south for sunnier climes.
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The last time he came, his satirical show on tech had just wrapped its first season with Pied Piper winning Startup Battlefield.
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It looks like season four of "Silicon Valley" will follow his and Erlich Bachman's escapades as they take control of Pied Piper.
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After the Griffin deal closed, Corey Johnson, the city council's Speaker, announced that it was "time for a pied-à-terre tax".
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By contrast, if New York's laws change, he could face $8.9m a year in pied-à-terre taxes for his Manhattan base.
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In the season three premiere of HBO's Silicon Valley, former Pied Piper CEO Richard Hendricks finds himself courted by a mustache app.
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Image: Tim FlachThe pied tamarin is listed as endangered by the IUCN as suburban development has led to deforestation and habitat lost.
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In the first, the figure seems to be corralling the kids toward something ominous; it is part Pied Piper, part Blair Witch.
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"Success Failure" ends with Gavin pulling a similar stunt on his new rival and former Pied Piper CEO, Jack Barker (Stephen Tobolowsky).
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I mean, I pied the piper, I put on a diaper and sang out my spleen to a room full of teens.
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But instead of going to bed as promised, Richard makes a phone call — because there can never be peace for Pied Piper.
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As it happens, Richard has shown enough "mettle," as Laurie puts it, to earn back his job as C.E.O. of Pied Piper.
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In the process, he's stumbled on a way to knock off Richard's new internet, and he may beat Pied Piper to market.
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In a situation where Pied Piper's revenue growth exceeds expectations, prepayment discounts are built into the structure, lowering the cost of capital.
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A proposed pied-à-terre tax has been floating around New York City for yearsHoylman first introduced the bill back in 2014.
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With the revival of the pied-à-terre tax looming over the luxury market, industry leaders are once again fearing its impact.
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Then, led by Pauline, dancing nimbly like the pied piper, Edwick was paraded around a long platform covered in baskets of food.
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"The Pied Piper" also has echoes of "Ubu Roi" in its outlandish medieval costumes, while the crowd scenes have a Brueghelian density.
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By Design Studio KO reimagines a Place des Victoires pied-à-terre as a minimalist sanctuary — out of time, yet completely contemporary.
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I couldn't help liking him, and we fell into conversation as Judge and the cast prepared a shot at Pied Piper's booth.
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Like the lobby, furnishings were trendy and it felt as if I was entering my own mid-century modern pied à terre.
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"The Pied Piper of Trump Tower is playing a tune today, and they must dance," said Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Texas.
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"He was the Pied Piper we all followed," Sue Leonis, a business consultant who met Pfleger when she was sixteen, told me.
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In terms of generating a new revenue stream, when funds are urgently needed, the pied-à-terre tax is a good start.
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Previous seasons of the show follow the trials and tribulations of "Pied Piper," a startup that changes course multiple times to stay alive.
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Jack Barker (played by Stephen Tobolowsky), the newly installed CEO of Pied Piper, wants the team to build the product as an appliance.
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A folklorist who appears in the documentary points out that Slenderman bears remarkable similarity to the 14th century legend of the Pied Piper.
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If it were up to me, I'd rather Richard and the gang fail honorably, letting Pied Piper die, than succeed by selling out.
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Next week, the deficits in the Pied Piper interface become evident, and the fix looks like it'll be a throwback to Microsoft's Clippy.
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HBO's Silicon Valley still has more steam to tell more stories about the rise of a little tech startup known as Pied Piper.
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They discovered a female pied flycatcher that immediately produced a second brood with a new male after raising an early set of chicks.
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And it's not because UW's head coach Lorenzo Romar, a marginal coach over his career, suddenly became some kind of recruiting Pied Piper.
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Sprinkling the powder on plain popcorn resulted in a beautiful pied snack like dragonfruit flesh; the experience of eating it was even better.
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Although Monica was misinformed about whom Pied Piper was actually going to when she voted against Laurie, the older woman doesn't actually care.
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At boarding school in the Swiss Alps he watched migrating passerines—barn swallows, wrynecks, pied flycatchers—flocking through the passes between the peaks.
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They also own another SoHo loft, which they are currently renting out, and may eventually use that apartment as a pied-à-terre.
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One recent afternoon, the director, whose new film is the mud-spattered saga "Mudbound," opened a laptop in her downtown pied-à-terre.
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The algorithm that drives Pied Piper, the MacGuffinish string of computer code around which the series revolves, has existed since the first episode.
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Forced into the political wilderness, much of Siege feels like a relevance play—Bannon using Wolff to cast himself as Trump's pied piper.
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When Raviga votes to force a sale of Pied Piper to a "contemptible" suitor, Richard ultimately approves the deal, defeated but ethically sound.
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Silicon Valley gives you the impression that small companies like Pied Piper are mostly capable while big companies like Hooli are mostly inept.
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The Central Park South co-op that the Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti had long used as a pied-à-terre was sold privately.
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Gary Lincoff, a self-taught mycologist whose contagious enthusiasm turned him into a pied piper of mushrooms, died on March 16 in Manhattan.
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Pied Piper soon discovers that it is being sued not by another well-intentioned startup, but an unscrupulous attorney, or a patent troll.
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Remember, two episodes ago, they couldn't fire Barker because two CEOs being fired would make Pied Piper look like a company in crisis.
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He's long been a sorta punk-rap pied piper who makes music that inspires, uh, kinda dangerous antics among his reckless young fans.
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Their back-to-back bars over the trap inflected flip of Prince Rapid's "Pied Piper", for instance, is nothing short of spine-tingling.
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Rubell is a conceptual artist who last year participated in a performance art piece titled "Consent" where people pied her in the face.
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Other highlights of the trailer include a dead pig, dogs in the new Pied Piper office, some classic Gilfoyle snark and Richard vomiting.
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Silicon Valley's third season concludes with the launch of Pied Pier, the project its characters have been working on since the show began.
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Next week, I think we can look forward to a complete meltdown as non-engineer users hate the first iteration of Pied Piper.
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We don't know what happened to the children in The Pied Piper, which means we have no idea what's to come on The Society.
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Just a couple of months back, she revamped her Nolita pied-à-terre, giving it a midcentury-modern-with-a-tinge-of-Moroccan vibe.
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Laurie Bream, the managing partner of Riviga Capital, decides to put Pied Piper for sale once she realizes that the user growth is fake.
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Things seem to be just as much a mess as ever for Pied Piper, and also a dog pees on a server or something.
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As a genre predisposed to sweeping nostalgia, meta-EDM should have been huge, but sadly Usher wasn't the pied piper he might have been.
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The team studied pied-flycatcher populations in the Netherlands and Switzerland that were known to be among the earliest nesting members of the species.
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She's written a book -- "Surviving the Pied Piper" -- about her time with Kelly, which she says included a contentious run-in with Foxy Brown.
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There is something about the gentle sway of Tucker Beathard's "Rock On"—essentially "Single Ladies" for pied men—that makes me feel deeply relaxed.
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And his willingness to quit Pied Piper if its brilliant founder doesn't stay shows a loyalty to Richard that Dinesh and Gilfoyle couldn't manage.
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Yes, it's not a perfect comparison, but what Pied Piper goes through with Hooli is similar to what's going on between Google and Uber.
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"What she is doing with divorce is very smart," said Ana Luiza Rego, 57, as she sipped coffee at her Manhattan pied-à-terre.
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Lacking affordable alternatives, Mr. Scott and Ms. Wantland decided in late 2013 to convert their 480-square-foot garage into a pied-à-terre.
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While studying culinary arts near Montreal, he landed a coveted sous spot at Martin Picard's celebrated Quebecois mother ship restaurant Au Pied de Cochon.
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Another saw a proposed pied-à-terre tax, an annual recurring tax on second homes that were valued at $5 million or more, eliminated.
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Parente's latest work is the renovation of a 2,000-plus-square-foot pied-à-terre in Paris's well-heeled Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood.
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Eaton is clearly a business -- rooms this weekend start at $239 a night, with a pied-a-terre suite going for $409 a night.
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It was shot on an inch-by-inch reconstruction of Hogg's elegant student digs—a pied-à-terre that her parents kept in Knightsbridge.
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Ms. Schwarzer, a confirmed Francophile, still splits time between Cologne, a city very much of Germany's west, and a pied-à-terre in Paris.
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Pied pipers Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn are taking that open invitation to lure away young people with promises of inclusiveness and equal outcomes.
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Like its downtown sibling, all rooms are suites with standard entry-level offerings that feel more pied-a-terre than a generic hotel room.
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I work overseas so it suits me fine to have it as a pied-à-terre that brings in some money while I'm away.
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Democrats, having won full control of the state government in November's elections, are seriously considering a pied-à-terre tax in this year's budget.
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After playing the eponymous "Aoki Jump," he segues into the remix, conducting the crowd singalong from his elevated perch like a Pied Piper of EDM.
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Though there's no sprawling gardens like at their Hamptons estate, the 2,450-square-foot apartment is a perfect pied-à-terre for the famous couple.
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Interior designer Antonino Buzzetta worked with Rossum to curate super high-end furnishings and one-of-a-kind antiques for her Manhattan pied-a-terre.
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It's easy to imagine Pied Piper ballooning into some quasi-Google or an even more ludicrous version of Facebook, with Richard bumbling at the helm.
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It is utterly sincere in supporting the Pied Piper team and the slamming compression platform this socially maladjusted squad wants to unleash upon the world.
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Sunday, he kept Pied Piper from drowning in red ink by firing all noncore staff, selling $70,000 in office equipment, and retrenching at Erlich's incubator.
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Kris ended up getting more than a few of the questions wrong, which led to her being dunked with water and pied in the face.
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Granted, it is a long way from the Bull Moose to the Mad Tea Party that Trump is leading in his own Pied Piper way.
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New York State Senator Brad Hoylman is hoping to revive the pied-à-terre tax, which was booted this past spring, The Real Deal reported.
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The passing of the revised mansion tax instead of the proposed pied-à-terre tax sent waves of relief through New York City's luxury market.
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Bringing the pure, uncompromised Pied Piper into the world is a dream that nonetheless puts Richard on the precipice of a true, lasting, fatal disaster.
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"Silicon Valley" has shown the many ways Pied Piper could have perished already, but their loyalty to one another could prove to be their undoing.
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With that in mind, I am planning to make a pilgrimage to Martin Picard's Cabane A Sucre Au Pied De Cochon, in Mirabel, outside Montreal.
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Legislative leaders emphasized that they were not backing off from taxing the wealthy, a fact that did appease supporters of the pied-à-terre tax.
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A pied piper captured the attention of a generation that feels betrayed by promises made to older citizens, but for which they'll have to pay.
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Le 13 novembre, il est invité à assister au match et n'y est pas à titre officiel, mais il se retrouve rapidement à pied d'oeuvre.
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Mr. Susini's second wife, Micheline Susini, also a pied noir, wrote a novel, "Of Sun and Tears" (1982), about her participation in the Algerian war.
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Another idea worth considering is to tax second homes in New York City worth $5 million or more, known as the pied-à-terre tax.
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"If we did have marijuana passed, we wouldn't have needed to substitute the pied-à-terre," Mr. Cuomo said in remarks to reporters in Albany.
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The tune quickly became the pied piper of ice cream, coaxing kids out of their homes and up to the trucks with cash in hand.
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Gavin Belson and Jack Barker offer to buy Pied Piper just because they're assholes, and the ever-pragmatic Laurie looks like she's going to sell.
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Billionaire and pro-impeachment pied piper Tom Steyer appears set to announce a run for president (unless he changes his mind again, as he has before).
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"Richard branches out on his own outside of Pied Piper and pivots on his own," Thomas Middleditch said about his character leaving the company he founded.
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First it's good news for the Pied Piper gang, but then, because of the nature of this show and Richard's habitual foot-shooting, it's quite bad.
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Meanwhile, Gilfoyle (Martin Starr) and Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) try to figure out their next move in light of Richard's refusal to work as Pied Piper CTO.
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That results in a rare bit of optimistic success for the group as their virtual currency begins taking off and Pied Piper can finally start expanding.
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In addition, I am trying to determine whether there's any point to the Hooli employees who just cracked Pied Piper's algorithm trying to take it elsewhere.
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Last September, Stephen K. Bannon, former chief strategist to Donald Trump and would-be pied piper to Europe's ethno-nationalists, visited Rome to celebrate the alliance.
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She is part of the official delegation, carrying a diplomat visa, and drives a Benz and owns a high-rise pied-à-terre here in Dandong.
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Should he quit out of principle and work on holographic mustaches, or eat his pride and accept the offer to become Pied Piper's chief technology officer?
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Koze's own music is still the crown jewel of the stable, positioning him as a wide-pupilled Pied Piper for all of electronic music's merry pranksters.
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His reputation as a nomadic fixer is legendary and beneficiaries include the likes of Joe Beef, Liverpool House, Au Pied de Cochon, and M. Wells Steakhouse.
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To put it generously, the boys have been too busy managing the ups and downs of Pied Piper to brush the cobwebs off their dormant libidos.
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Having the gang strut into the Pied Piper office to the tune of Rick Ross's "You Know I Got It" is funny enough on its own.
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An evening cocktail in the Pied Piper Lounge followed the next day by breakfast beneath the elegant glass roof is a once-in-a-lifetime memory.
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Four years ago, Jack and Mary Cleland, a couple who live in Corning, N.Y., bought a pied-à-terre at Trump Plaza on East 61st Street.
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He is better than the other possible choice, Stephen Bannon, chairman of Breitbart News, Mr. Trump's campaign chief and Pied Piper of alt-right conspiracy theorists.
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Terark – Making databases faster "We are the Pied Piper of databases, but we're the real one," says Terark's co-founder, alluding to HBO's Silicon Valley show.
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Earlier this year the couple purchased an L.A. home formerly owned by Rihanna and sold off their NYC pied-a-terre for just shy of $5M.
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"One of the writers had heard about us," said Marianne Budnik, CMO of SimpliVity, maker of the OmniCube — an IRL version of the Pied Piper box.
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But the New York City comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, had predicted that a pied-à-terre tax would bring in a minimum of $650 million annually.
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All blond wood and white walls, my 390-square-foot Loft King Luxe room, the second-largest category, felt like a chic Montreal pied-à-terre.
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Not until late 1975 did "The Pied Piper" find a distributor there, hailed by auteurists as a masterpiece and condemned on the right as counterculture propaganda.
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" But as the series approaches its finale, Manjoo writes, "I'd rather Richard and the gang fail honorably, letting Pied Piper die, than succeed by selling out.
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A couple of weeks earlier, he and his wife, Chrisann Verges, had arrived from Los Angeles at their pied-à-terre on the Upper West Side.
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Decades before becoming New York's Pied Piper for nonobjective art, he had established a reputation in Europe for navigating and remaking realism in his own image.
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In another amusing twist, the big deal for Pied Piper was made with AT&T, the parent company of WarnerMedia, the owner of HBO and CNN.
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With only one episode left in this season, the Pied Piper team is ping-ponging back and forth from highs to lows quicker than Maria Bamford.
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Of those, about 24,0003 residences were sold for $2000 million or more, the threshold where the proposed pied-à-terre tax would begin to kick in.
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Idol himself could be considered the dimwitted, gnarling pied piper of Trump's self-branding style of excess, which turns immoderation into a global capital aesthetic commodity.
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He's a bumbling guy, but he's also a genius, someone who's invented Pied Piper, a compression algorithm so strong that it could legitimately change the world.
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Fictional startup Pied Piper's plan for a "new internet" was good for laughs in the TV show Silicon Valley, but some entrepreneurs are building it for real.
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The pied-piper of racial animus, mistrust and division pronounced himself a champion of Black History Month before a handpicked group of black supporters, journalists and photographers.
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He also thinks AOC has struck a cord with young people, and she could become the Pied Piper of her generation in terms of mobilizing the masses.
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For the past ten years, Au Pied de Cochon has also worked with its neighbor, Saint-Eustache Church, to provide its famous dish to the neighborhood's poor.
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Screenshot: Connie Monsees (The Denver Channel)Nearly a hundred Colorado drivers this week followed a digital Pied Piper into an empty field where they all got stuck.
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But Rivard-Hiller, who recently left Au Pied de Cochon's sugar shack (on very good terms) after six intense years, is not one to rehash old classics.
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Pied Piper is still butting heads with Hooli, and its founder Richard Hendricks, played by Thomas Middleditch, is still trying to prove himself as a competent leader.
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The Mike Judge-created comedy follows a California tech "incubator" that actually comes up with the Next Great Idea: Pied Piper, a poorly-named file compression app.
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The pricey pied-à-terre is perched on a crazy-chic block of Neo-Georgian edifices originally erected by the Clark family more than 100 years ago.
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"To see Conrad address a group of farmers and ranchers is akin to watching the Pied Piper," Dave Wilson, a longtime radio announcer from Great Falls, Mont.
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"Maybe Purdue will be the Pied Piper," said Mr. Whelan of 13th Avenue Funding, who is trying to recruit partners and investors to expand his organization's financing.
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Silicon Valley Until the last mouse click of "To Build a Better Beta," Pied Piper has existed only in the abstract, with endless promise and limitless value.
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Silicon Valley This seems like an odd question to ponder nearly three full seasons into "Silicon Valley," but it's worth asking: What exactly is Pied Piper anyway?
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Before revising the mansion tax rates, lawmakers proposed a pied-à-terre tax that would mandate an annual tax on second homes worth $5 million or more.
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While the Pied Piper may not have been real, scholars generally agree that something in the German town of Hamelin happened that may have inspired the tale.
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"Let's take a tour," he said, leading reporters, photographers and cameramen — Pied Piper-style — to an outdoor area of the under-construction hotel, pointing out the décor.
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They were in their airy headquarters, a former artist's studio that looks more like the pied-à-terre of a magpie tastemaker than an antiseptic company showroom.
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THE PAVAROTTI PIED-À-TERRE, at the Hampton House, at 150 Central Park South, between Seventh Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, was sold for $9 million.
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And in classic bad news / good news / bad news, Jack Barker ripped the Pied Piper team a new one and put them back on Box Duty (bad!).
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That includes the plaid-shirted, mountain-booted hipsters in the audience at my show, who turned as gleefully pliable as young'uns dancing to the Pied Piper's piping.
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Finally, the Taj Mahal is getting a cleaning, architects-turned-pastry chefs are taking the dessert world by storm, and we met the Pied Piper of parrots.
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Shiffrin has become the pied piper and the main attraction of the event, which returned to Vermont for the first time in nearly 40 years in 2016.
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A self-described parrot "pied piper," Mr. Sorino, 60, has been assuaging owner frustrations, coaching, grooming and evaluating behavioral issues in birds for the past 20 years.
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Women who can scrape together a few hundred dollars to self-fund their abortion but cannot afford a pied-à-terre are now completely out of luck.
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Decades before becoming New York's Pied Piper for nonobjective art, Piet Mondrian had established a reputation in Europe for navigating and remaking realism in his own image.
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The team's dream of making Pied Piper the best compression platform continues to disintegrate in Sunday's episode of Silicon Valley as the battle of enterprise box vs.
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Or maybe it represents a sinister reversal of the Pied Piper of Hamelin legend, wherein the city's vermin become its saviors, luring away the parasitical human residents.
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What debuted with the pilot was a Technicolor representation of the business landscape that Richard Hendricks and Pied Piper navigate on the show, featuring around 20 different companies.
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We've already met a deaf teen on The Society, Sam, so is it possible that there are two others out there to align with this pied piper story?
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And although Aviato founder and Pied Piper board member Bachman's contributions have yet to be publicly defined, it's easy to be optimistic about the duo's —- and Bachmanity's — future.
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The clips are being compared to HBO's "Silicon Valley" parody promo clips for the fake company "Pied Piper," while others questioned whether they are an Adult Swim spoof.
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The sidewalk will chime with wassups when you walk it, men will gaze in your wake like you're the Pied Piper, your face and your body the song.
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Last July the company banned Milo Yiannopoulos, a pied piper of frothing right-wing Breitbart interns, for directing a wave of racist abuse toward Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones.
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Season 2 ends with Richard Hendricks being fired by the board of directors at Pied Piper just after the company unexpectedly wins its intellectual property lawsuit against Hooli.
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The first season of Silicon Valley, the HBO show where Judge is co-creator and showrunner, revolved around fictional startup Pied Piper's attempt to win our Startup Battlefield.
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Wouldn't it be nice if there was some pied piper of edible psychology who could simplify things and lead us all to nutritional nirvana for just one day?
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Lonsdale is so gratified by the sustainable material's luxurious finish that she's having a cabinet-maker replicate them for the kitchen of her new Portobello pied-à-terre.
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And hanging over all their heads is the hiring of Jack Barker, a seasoned and suspiciously charismatic chief executive, to replace Richard at the top of Pied Piper.
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So while Pied Piper celebrates its 500,000th install, the crucial metric of daily active users is a woeful 19,000, suggesting that Monica's bafflement is shared by everyone else.
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It also has to contend for the first time without Erlich Bachman, an early investor in protagonist startup Pied Piper, but whose actor, T.J. Miller, quit the show.
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He knew early on that by concocting an image that questioned the boundaries of feminine and masculine, he could draw fans and media like a technicolor Pied Piper.
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Despite the fact that Pied Piper eventually outsmarts the patent troll, the startup ends up paying more in attorney fees than it would have cost to just settle.
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What (the fictional) Pied Piper has managed to invent is a single box able to replace maybe twelve of those shelves by using the algorithm to compress data.
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When they met with individual lawmakers, industry members handed out printouts showing that the pied-à-terre tax would capture far less revenue than Mr. Stringer had predicted.
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Affordable and stylish, its 18 rooms read stylish friend's pied-à-terre, a lively trifecta of House of Hackney wallpaper, retro seating and a mini cocktail-making kit.
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But it certainly feels like the pandemic mirror image to the Wall Street pied pipers, such as Henry Blodget, who loudly played their tunes during the internet bubble.
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As the well-financed Pied Piper of the alt-right Breitbart crowd, Mr. Bannon at the pinnacle of White House policy making was a nightmare come to life.
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The novel necessarily focuses on its antihero's internal world; the movie effortlessly calls attention to the situation of the Pied-Noir, living amid a sea of subjugated natives.
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Staged for a scene in the show's coming season, the event had 28 booths, among them Pied Piper's and, across from it, one for a fictitious mobile game.
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The office of the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, estimated that a pied-à-terre tax would bring in a minimum of $650 million annually if enacted today.
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A pied-à-terre tax: New York lawmakers may be more receptive to it after the hedge fund billionaire Kenneth C. Griffin bought a penthouse for $21 million.
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Luckily, the comedy satirizing tech culture also seems to be as sharp and funny as it's ever been, as the central company Pied Paper once again faces uncertainty.
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In their latest pivot, Richard Hendricks and the Pied Piper gang are trying to create a new internet that cuts out intermediaries like Facebook, Google, and the fictional Hooli.
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The new Pied Piper CEO is tech mogul "Action" Jack Barker (comedy all-star Stephen Tobolowsky), a man who's built multi-billion dollar companies over the last few decades.
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Sometimes a lad will get pied by his bird, and he's down about being mugged off, until he grafts with a right fit girl and they crack on, babe.
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The clip features Richard (Thomas Middleditch), the (mostly) lovable and bumbling founder of Pied Piper, giving his best rousing company speech: a series of stutters followed by nervous barfing.
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The critically admired comedy follows the travails of the deeply flawed geniuses at Pied Piper, a technology company that built its ever-changing fortunes on a unique compression algorithm.
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Carbs, meat, eggs, fresh herbs, and a little heat: this dish is the Pied Piper, whistling from the kitchen, and we're the hungry little rats, helpless to its draw.
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They then generated a hybrid of the two species and found that the young birds preferred the song of the pied flycatcher regardless of the species of their mother.
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As season two wrapped, Richard discovered the head of venture capital firm Reviga had orchestrated his removal as chief exec of Pied Piper, his promising but mismanaged compression startup.
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Silicon Valley will have to decide how wide the lens goes Yet the familiarity of the Pied Piper team's dynamic is also what makes the comedy feel more satisfying.
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A pied-piper archetype showed up with a flatbed truck and collected all the boom boxes to be transported and passed on to other gangs inhabiting this Stereomongrelized world.
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He's a successful businessman who will take his "Conjoined Triangles of Success" and turn Pied Piper into a smooth-running operation that will offer a massive return on investment.
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I couldn't pretend to be a start-up millionaire looking for a pied-à-terre, as home buyers are usually funneled to weekend open houses (which don't have food).
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Comedian Kumail Nanjiani plays the character Dinesh on HBO's "Silicon Valley," a tongue-in-cheek satire about a scrappy start-up, Pied Piper, taking on a technology giant, Hooli.
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According to the fairytale, in 1284, the German town of Hamelin was experiencing a rat infestation, and thus hired a man to take care of it, the Pied Piper.
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Later in the episode, on a trip to Martin Picard's Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon, outside Montreal, Morin opened a bottle of sparkling wine with a hammer.
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While the troll suing Pied Piper was located in California, it would have been more realistic to have received the demand letter from a shell company in Eastern Texas.
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But others said the argument for a pied-à-terre tax over a transfer tax, for the sake of political optics, proved that the latter was a better idea.
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Kathryn Wylde, the president of the Partnership for New York City, an influential business group, said the death of the pied-à-terre tax showed political rhetoric meeting reality.
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The reason, as our pansexual pied piper explains to the newcomer Constance (Kerri George), is that Wilde is vital to understanding a world shaped, then destroyed, by reality television.
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We upgraded to a pied-à-terre junior suite, which was amply sized at about 600 square feet and had a separate living area with an L-shaped couch.
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But it dropped plans for a recurring "pied-à-terre tax" of 5 percent on the value of high-end second homes, after opposition from the real estate industry.
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Après une quarantaine de minutes en bus, le long de barres d'immeubles et de parkings délabrés, puis une courte marche à pied, Yanis, 2250 ans, parvient à La Martine.
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Je fais tout à pied à Paris, je ne vis pas dans une bulle : parfois les gens me remercient pour mon témoignage quand ils me voient dans la rue.
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Pied Piper&aposs idea was to build more of a peer-to-peer network, where everyone&aposs stuff resided on their own computers and phones, with no servers anywhere.
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"He was like the Pied Piper," said Dorothy Missler, a former administrator at a Jesuit school in Sacramento who had an encounter with Mr. Singer about 22016 years ago.
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With the state projecting lower income tax revenue, and the fate of an effort to legalize — and tax — marijuana in question, the pied-à-terre tax is gaining steam.
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The studio building, which includes the Japanese-American artist's pied-à-terre apartment, will be lightly renovated, and original objects from Noguchi's time will be returned to the space.
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Jared (Zach Woods), the seemingly hapless financial wizard who keeps the data compression app Pied Piper from losing all its funding, places a call to a mysterious someone else.
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SAN FRANCISCO — HBO's Silicon Valley is finally back, with Season 3 set to air Sunday night, and it looks like there are some big changes in store for Pied Piper.
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During the show's second episode, "Pied Piper of Panama," the staff questions founder Jimmy Stice, and he questions the staff as Panama native Anna Bonadies is brought front and center.
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There is no simple good or evil characterization to be made in the story of the Pied Piper, the story of Slenderman, nor, yet, in the story of the web.
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The Pied Piper crew, led by the ultra-awkward Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), is famously full of dudes, from Satanist Gilfoyle (Martin Starr) to bloviating incubator head Erlich Bachman (T.
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With Kira out as a prospective human woman Pied Piper employee, future episodes do allow Sliceline lead Becky (Rachel Rosenbloom) to act as the mouthpiece for her newly-acquired company.
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Back in the US, after once again trying (and failing) to acquire Pied Piper from Richard, Gavin lied when asked whether Erlich ever showed up in Tibet, telling Richard no.
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HBO's comedy series follows the scrappy startup Pied Piper, which hits on a brilliant algorithm for compressing information so it can zip through the pipes of the internet more quickly.
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To celebrate, come by HBO's Pied Piper lounge, where you can take high-end cinemagraphs and pose for your own inspirational posters while also recharging and stocking up on swag.
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The Pied Piper founder and sometimes-CEO bares the most resemblance to Twitter creator Jack Dorsey, who was ousted from his company in 2008, only to return triumphantly in 2015.
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"Art is like the Pied Piper," said Susan Levin Turner, a Jasper native who owns the restaurant Food Glorious Food in Tallahassee and is one of the South's cake authorities.
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It makes sense, then, for Barker and Gavin Belson to form an unholy union around a Hooli/Endframe box at the same time Pied Piper is struggling to define itself.
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We get the sad spectacle of "Pipy," Pied Piper's answer to the old Microsoft Office assistant Clippy, showing users to how to complete a task in just six easy clicks.
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It's pretty fun to imagine Bill Gates watching the antics of the Pied Piper crew and LOLing, maybe even thinking back on his time in the garage with Paul Allen.
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And now, inspired by Pollan, the writer T.C. Boyle has a new novel, "Outside Looking In," about Timothy Leary, the charismatic Harvard professor turned psychedelics pied piper of the 1960s.
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Performed outdoors, Nono's usually prickly "La Lontananza" — in which the violinist moves around the playing space, with prerecorded electronics manipulated in real time — became an unexpectedly charming pied-piper spectacle.
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Mise-en-scène also trumps narrative in Jacques Demy's underappreciated fairy tale "The Pied Piper" (released in the United States in 1972 and new on Blu-ray from Kino Lorber).
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A cartoon in one Israeli newspaper depicted Zehut's leader, Moshe Feiglin, holding a lit joint, with a Pied Piper-like trail of liberal voters rapt at their new, unexpected champion.
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Meanwhile, disgusted by the idea of building a box, Guilfoyle says he's quitting Pied Piper and as soon as he changes his LinkedIn status, he's wooed by several competing companies.
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The CEO of the drug company founded by Martin Shkreli on Thursday called Shkreli a "Pied Piper" who entranced investors and co-workers with his bold predictions of pharmaceutical success.
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When the lawmakers broke into the memorial, trailed by throngs of veterans, the bagpipe player started playing and it was like "following the Pied Piper ... it was beautiful," he said.
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The Pied Piper of pipe dreams did in politics what he had done in business: He got people to buy into a success mythology in which he was a wizard.
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Maybe they could buy a one-bedroom, use it as a pied-à-terre and share it with their daughter, Phoebe, 26, who was living with a roommate in Brooklyn.
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The show closes with no music, no words, just the image of a Bangladeshi worker going to a dark, oppressive office to create thousands upon thousands of Pied Piper accounts.
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What season three has gradually, brilliantly teased out is that it's not really clear to anyone but Richard and his co-workers just how Pied Piper might change the world.
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The comedy series follows introverted computer programmer Richard and his small team of developers at Pied Piper as they attempt to take on tech giant Hooli and succeed in Silicon Valley.
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"Basic onion soup—beef jus, broth, onions, and bread, is a food of the people that's been around for a long time," explains José Dufour, manager of the Pied de Cochon.
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Since the HBO show's inception, Erlich Bachman had been the perfect agent of chaos: shortsighted, greedy, and insecure enough to constantly undercut the Pied Piper gang without being an actual antagonist.
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In the center of Paris, steps away from Châtelet and what were once the Halles, Au Pied de Cochon is holding strong, remaining open 24 hours a day, against all odds.
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Momager Kris Jenner may be the expert on a lot of things about her reality TV family, but she still doesn't know enough to keep from being pied in the face.
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Anthony Corbisiero wanted a quick sale on his studio pied-à-terre in West Chelsea, as he planned to use a portion of the proceeds for his daughter's looming college expenses.
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Ms. Sisti, 26, grew up in Bergen County, N.J., and her parents have a pied-à-terre on the Upper West Side, so she and Mr. Manamperi decided to hunt there.
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Leur style provient du jeu qu'ils ont pratiqué en banlieue : des parties avec des équipes restreintes, ou les âges se mélangent sur les terrains en béton installés au pied des tours.
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The hunch proved right: Just 16 months after an exploratory meeting, their first opera, a miniaturized retelling of the Pied Piper myth called "Into the Little Hill," was onstage in London.
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On Coffey's birthday, the week of the race, a group of them sneaked up on him after dinner and pied him in the face, as they would one of their own.
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Teenage performers from the Pied Piper Children's Theater enact the story, which involves two couples and includes conspiracy, mistaken identity, a disrupted wedding, false accusations of infidelity and a faked death.
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If we do nothing about our nation's long-term fiscal problems, many more millennials will hearken to the tune of these pied pipers and disappear into the dark caves of socialism.
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As soon as Cagnoli, who had been searching unsuccessfully for a flat in Venice, entered the space, she knew she had found not merely a pied-à-terre but a calling.
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A Pied Piper story that doubles as a boldfaced allegory about class and community, "Where We Stand" is rich in its language but vague about what it truly wants to say.
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"Silicon Valley" concerns a small start-up called Pied Piper that is constantly bullied by a tech giant called Hooli, when it is not being brought low by its own employees.
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She and her husband occupied the apartment from around 1992 to 2013, using it first as a pied-à-terre and eventually as a permanent residence before relocating to San Francisco.
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Postsecondary education develops intangibles like the ability to think critically, and I think this explains why non-college-educated audiences are so vulnerable to exploitation by a Pied Piper like Trump.
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The plot picks up exactly where last season left off, with Richard entering the house and telling the others that he has been fired from his role as Pied Piper's CEO.
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I used to think Fox News and talk radio were Pied Pipers getting Republican voters to support Bush-type politicians who were actually a bad fit for those right-leaning voters.
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A pied-à-terre tax would institute a yearly tax on homes worth $5 million or more, and would apply to homes that do not serve as the buyer's primary residence.
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Indeed, the City Council speaker, Corey Johnson, said he planned to urge legislators in Albany to authorize the pied-à-terre tax when he testifies there during budget hearings next week.
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I was the only other person on the lurid sex tape — the one involving a 14-year-old girl — that landed the self-proclaimed Pied Piper of R&B in court.
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And based on the expected revenue stream, Mr. Cuomo estimated that the state could then raise $9 billion in bonds, backed by the expected taxes paid by pied-à-terre owners.
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And even if he hadn't, all of Erlich's toxic relationships around the valley mean that Erlich hasn't exactly put himself in a great position to better sell Richard's company, Pied Piper.
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The rest of the industry has since fallen in behind the pied pipers of consolidation, jolted into action by the high cost of developing the electric and autonomous vehicles of the future.
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Following the performance of "Inuksuit," a fellow journalist asked me what I thought the ending of the piece had meant, when the lone flautist, or pied piper, played off into the wind.
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BTS themselves even like to poke fun at ARMY — their song "Pied Piper" from their album Love Yourself: Her teases fans who are so devoted to them that they forget everything else.
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Paltrow, 44, originally listed the Tribeca pied-á-terre in March 2016 for over $14.25 million, according to StreetEasy, but the place languished on the market and endured a handful price reductions.
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Here's the gist: While the rest of the world is celebrating the phoenix-like rise of Pied Piper with over 500,000 app downloads, Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) is fretting over another metric.
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His application required the development of a compression algorithm that's since become the core of Pied Piper's business, improving longstanding technological problems like file storage, choppy streaming video, and fuzzy video chat.
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In an attempt to field test his peer-to-peer networking and data storage service, Richard has his team hijack a Hooli technology convention's mobile app to illegally install Pied Piper's software.
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After pulling surveillance footage of a man matching the description of the pied piper, police worked with multiple agencies to arrest Bruce Lamar Griggs, a 22-year-old man from Akron, Ohio.
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Maybe she'll have a little pied-à-terre to live in during the week so she can go to the office, and she can head up to Snow Falls on the weekend?
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This defection in turn leads Dinesh and Gilfoyle to conspire mutinously to stay at Raviga's Pied Piper, under the arrogant assumption that they can get the compression platform operating without Richard's help.
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That's because New York State Senator Brad Hoylman is on a mission to bring back the pied-à-terre tax that was, most recently, turned down in March, The Real Deal reported.
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As the Pied Piper team celebrates 100,000 installs in 10 days and smiting its nemeses at Hooli, Erlich sits alone on the back porch, smoking weed out of a formal glass pipe.
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He's at once the high-chinned father of Silicon Valley's hottest compression company and the numbskull who dumped his 10 percent stake in Pied Piper to cover debts from a separate venture.
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But a lot of the cutting-edge concepts that make Pied Piper a technological breakthrough — the neural net, the peer-to-peer distribution cloud, the centralized data store — remains abstract and elusive.
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State lawmakers proposed a pied-à-terre tax, an annual recurring tax on second homes valued at more than $5103 million, but it was derailed under intense lobbying from real estate groups.
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But one snowy night almost four years ago, he was having dinner with his business partner Frank Selvaggi, who had a better idea: Mr. Bonsignore should buy a proper pied-à-terre.
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Teenage performers from the Pied Piper Children's Theater will enact the story, which involves two couples and includes conspiracy, mistaken identity, a disrupted wedding, false accusations of infidelity and a faked death.
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They follow Mr. Bezos' $80 million purchase of the top four floors of a Manhattan apartment building last year, reportedly with the goal of turning them into a gigantic pied-à-terre.
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Along with a handful of others — notably the chef Martin Picard of Au Pied de Cochon, another L'Express regular — the Joe Beef owners are credited with igniting a restaurant renaissance in Montreal.
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It partially allayed the fear that all this tumult was for another expatriate pied-à-terre, one of those places, so common in New York circa 2019, whose lights are forever off.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAINT-JEAN PIED-DE-PORT, France — The shed is enormous: concrete, peak-roofed, strung with cobwebs across the ceiling like animistic spirits floating above our heads.
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Although Love Yourself: Answer, the compilation, is exactly the career-topping extravaganza they wanted, it's also a mess; erratically sequenced, dotted with redundant remixes, it omits delectable songs from both albums ("Pied Piper"!).
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The Pied Piper is about a man who is hired to rid the town of Hamelin of its rats, which he does by playing a tune that drives the rats to their death.
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Or maybe Gilfoyle, with his empathy-devoid deadpan personality, will step up to be the anti-Bachman — the fresh dose of no-bullshit attitude the Pied Piper crew needs to finally break through.
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There is a lot of closure — in the most nonsensical, ridiculous way… Look at the way that Erlich is and has been flailing to have a reason to be involved with Pied Piper.
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Here, Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) seems to be reacting a little poorly to the sudden and surprising success of the Pied Piper video chat app, leading him to want to quit the company.
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A few major shakeups lead the Pied Piper gang into a vastly different position than they began the season with, but even these technically unprecedented developments have the ring of familiarity to them.
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And despite the show's darker turn, I worry that a neatly redemptive end — in which Pied Piper finally makes it big, crushing the competition without losing its soul — might be in the offing.
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The experiment: Uppsala University's David Wheatcroft and Anna Qvarnström switched the eggs in nests of pied and collared flycatchers and, when the birds hatched, they played recordings of both species' songs for them.
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Miller became one of the early breakouts on the tech comedy as the buffoonish-yet-articulate Erlich Bachman, an investor in Pied Piper and the owner of the house that incubated the company.
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Luckily, when Devon gets to what I assume is their pied-à-terre in the city, she discovers that Richie hasn't been crushed under a thousand cinder blocks; he's merely in the shower.
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The finale of season one hangs on a group conversation about fellatio that then leads to a technological breakthrough so extreme that it rockets Pied Piper into an entire new level of success.
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The show doesn't make them equivalent violations — Hooli's is more nefarious, Pied Piper's more useful — but it's taken as a matter of course that privacy concerns are a joke in the tech world.
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Down to core staff and diminished coffers, the fate of Pied Piper currently rests with a "clickfarm" in Bangladesh, which Jared has secretly funded as a stopgap measure to goose up usage numbers.
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If the scene felt like a contemporary-art remake of "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory," its creator, the Philadelphia artist Alex Da Corte, didn't look the part of that top-hatted pied piper.
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Mr. Alhokair went into contract on the penthouse, using Penthouse Four Three Two PA LLC, in 2013, two years before the building's completion, and is using the condo as a pied-à-terre.
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In the show, the startup, Pied Piper, breaks into the Top 500 on the App Store, and almost immediately, the company receives a demand letter stating that it is violating an existing patent.
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Yet in this #MeToo era — when the entertainment industry is rejecting Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, and Matt Lauer for sexual misconduct — how is the self-proclaimed Pied Piper of R&B still touring?
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"Mais il a peut-être été trop confiant," ajoute Mme Carinos, "et pas assez conscient que certains isoleraient aussi certaines de ses paroles en prenant les plus provocantes au pied de la lettre".
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He has championed a "pied-à-terre" tax on absentee homeowners who essentially park their money in New York City real estate, a tactic that Mr. de Blasio's administration explored but ultimately dropped.
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This demand for pied-a-terres is likely to especially hurt Frankfurt's younger, lower-income residents, who some fear will be priced out of the city by the influx of wealthier Brexit financiers.
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By midnight, Dunbar would either collapse onto the bed at his nearby Pontalba pied-à-terre or drive back to Slidell, where he had to report to the job site by four a.m.
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A scene in which a Pied Piper flutist leads a children's chorus into the hereafter is chilling, even as it ends with a majestic image of the children raising their arms like birds.
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Mr. Remilleux, 21940, has a pied-à-terre in Paris, but his primary residence is the 15-bedroom Château de Digoine, on a 250-acre estate near the city of Beaune, in Burgundy.
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"But it's more like, own my home plus a pied-à-terre in Paris, and a cottage in Maine, and live off interest income from the $4 million we'd have left," she said.
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Maine's Acadia National Park may find its wetlands, lakes and coastline more crowded as water birds like the Pied-billed Grebe and American Bittern skip their southern migrations and winter in Maine instead.
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Back at Hooli, Gavin follows up his first horrifying, PTSD-inducing layoff scene with another, this time of anyone with the same kind of employment contract that set Pied Piper free last season.
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He said all this while standing outside the very source of his troubles, the Sharif family pied-à-terre in the Park Lane apartment building, near the iconic Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park.
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The looming shortfalls led the governor and legislative leaders last week to signal an accord on a so-called pied-à-terre tax, which will target superluxury second homes in New York City.
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So a compromise emerged, yet again: Instead of a recurring pied-à-terre tax, the state will raise the so-called "mansion tax" and the real-estate transfer tax on multimillion-dollar properties.
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CreditCreditJason Henry for The New York Times Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the poet, publisher, painter, social activist and bookstore owner, has been San Francisco's de facto poet laureate and literary Pied Piper for seven decades.
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Somehow, it's gotten even better in its fourth season as it embraces a reboot of sorts, straying away from Pied Piper and toward Richard (Thomas Middleditch) trying to invent a whole new internet.
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That means you can finally get advice from top-notch investors and entrepreneurs like Russ "Three Commas" Hanneman or Erlich Bachman, the coattail-riding "co-founder" of the show's main startup, Pied Piper.
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In real life, a company like Pied Piper would turn into a unicorn or crash, burn, and get sold off for parts—but either of those outcomes would mean the end of Silicon Valley.
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Consider the finale of Silicon Valley's latest season, where Richard and his bickering, selfish Pied Piper partners Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) and Gilfoyle (Martin Starr) get a last-second reprieve from a potentially devastating failure.
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Foremost, fans seem to harbor the impression that athletes wield dangerous influence over other gullible fans; in this reading, Kaepernick and his conspirators are powerful Pied Pipers hoodwinking credulous audiences down a political path.
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Now in its third season, the show captures the trials and tribulations of a start-up named Pied Piper, which is taking on a larger more formidable rival named Hooli (loosely modeled around Google).
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If you zoom in you'll notice Jared's camping cot set up in the home's garage, Erlich's Aviato-wrapped SUV in the driveway, and the giant server that powered the early version of Pied Piper.
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The moment Kira challenged the Pied Piper CEO in such a boldfaced way, I began dreaming of a season of Richard making dumb mistakes, as he will, and Kira shrewdly dragging him for them.
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A couple of weeks ago, in the name of Christmas content, we asked Gabrielle if she could recreate her bûche de Noël from Martin Picard's monumental Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon cookbook.
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Unfazed, they continued on the acoustic guitar, led everyone like an indie-folk-pop pied piper out of the halls and onto the grass outside, continuing their set while the fire alarm blared on.
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In the animated feature "Shrek Forever After" (2010), the fourth in the series of revisionist fairy-tale adventures based on his father's creation, Mr. Steig provided the music played onscreen by the Pied Piper.
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His ambition to create a compression platform that will enrich the lives of people everywhere runs against Jack's mission to sell Pied Piper to businesses and make the stock price go up, up, up.
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Their company, the upstart Pied Piper, remains at war with the monolithic Hooli, whose CEO, Gavin Belson, admitted in a recent episode that even he's not sure why he's still trying to bury Richard.
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It also allows for the introduction of the fine comic actor Stephen Tobolowsky as Jack Barker, the fake-folksy new executive with whom Richard has to do battle for the soul of Pied Piper.
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The sense of community was eroding, she lamented, as neighbors left, and many buildings now stood mostly empty, no longer homes but pied-à-terres awaiting the occasional appearances of their new globalized owners.
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There are times when you watch it with your eyes half-covered, like a horror movie, because the specter of failure pursues Pied Piper as relentlessly as a slasher villain in a hockey mask.
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But the true satirical bite of the show lies in its suggestion that Silicon Valley is an empire built on quicksand — and that it, like Pied Piper, could one day sink into the earth.
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"To Build a Better Beta" is about the release of the beta version of Pied Piper, which is an important period for any tech company to work out the kinks before an official launch.
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Erlich's series of misfortunes aside, "Bachman's Earning's Over-Ride" was loose enough to allow for a little tomfoolery and the triumphant return of former Pied Piper power brokers Action Jack Barker and Russ Hanneman.
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On-demand delivery math: Sliceline, a new startup Pied Piper encounters, is ordering pizzas from Domino's and selling them for a lower price — a wink at the dubious, unprofitable economics of many delivery startups.
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The goal was to get one of the "Pied Piper candidates" to win—this meant Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, or Donald Trump, all of whom had pretty extreme views and would be weak opponents.
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Savate's oblique and side kicks—known as chasse frontal bas and coup de pied bas—have been discussed here before, most notably in regards to Jon Jones use of the kicks to maintain distance.
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But the abrupt rise and fall of the so-called pied-à-terre tax also illustrated the challenges in translating progressive rhetoric into policy, and the continuing influence of the traditional powers in Albany.
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Although she has rented out the unit for two years, since moving to Long Island, where she lives with her husband and two children, a future pied-à-terre has not been ruled out.
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He convinced the most recent owners, a retired couple who used the apartment as a pied-à-terre, to move by agreeing to pay nearly $1 million for an apartment appraised at significantly less.
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Skunkworks is Richard's name for the team's secret, Ocean's 11-esque plan to complete work on the Pied Piper platform while pretending to build the box Jack Barker and his crack sales team want.
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Man of the World Jeremy Irons owns a pied-à-terre in London, a house in Oxfordshire and a 15th-century castle in Cork, Ireland, painted a color that complaining neighbors have called pink.
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But I thought it would be brought back as the pivot that would temporarily save Pied Piper, since Richard's perfectionism made it a viable and cool product even when it wasn't his top priority.
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When Jeff Karliner and Henry Johnson retired in 2017 and closed a jewelry business they had run together in New Paltz, N.Y., they decided to find a pied-à-terre in New York City.
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With a little strategy in your fabric choices, you can fill your luggage with stylish options that will make you look like you've stepped out of your pied-à-terre instead of off the plane.
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What's fascinating is how that lesson manifests in Silicon Valley as a series of seemingly minor excuses Richard tells himself and Jared, now pretty much the acting conscience of Pied Piper and the show itself.
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In last night's season four premiere, main character Richard Hendriks walks away from his company Pied Piper, which barely survived a crisis last season around inflated user numbers that left it cash-strapped and struggling.
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Richard attempts to acquire failing tech company Optimoji, which has a great coding team, since his archrival Gavin hired every other available coder to super company Hooli in an effort to undermine Pied Piper's growth.
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Bergé had grown up in a family that did not care that he was gay; for Saint Laurent's conservative father, a pied noir in Algeria, having a gay son was a source of deep embarrassment.
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So kudos, Turo, you played this blend of parody and reality just right – but if I ever find myself writing about a real venture round raise for Pied Piper, I'll know we've gone too far.
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During "For the Longest Time," he ran down the aisle with a wireless microphone, grabbing people out of their seats and leading them to the front of the room like the pied piper of pop.
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With the help of designer Sally Gotfredson and The Studio at One Kings Lane, Kaling's pied-à-terre is now a little bit midcentury-modern, a little bit Moroccan — and definitely not up Lahiri's alley.
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Steep losses in hedge fund investments during the last quarter damaged many insurance company earnings, reinforcing decisions to rethink the premises that led them to follow the Pied Pipers of finance in the first place.
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As it turned out, she couldn't afford to use the place as a pied-à-terre, as she had intended, so she rented it out for 22 years before moving in full time in 2007.
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Since Pied Piper's rise to corporate legitimacy, "Silicon Valley" has made a joke out of Erlich's uselessness, which it reinforces with a scene where he attempts to stand up to Jack and is utterly humiliated.
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Through a series of events that won't be spoiled here, the Pied Piper programmers find themselves moving into new offices that are a parody of Google-style adolescent luxury (snack machines, made-to-order breakfasts).
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I could see someone interested who is looking for a very elegant pied-à-terre or perhaps someone who has a big function with the European Commission, where he can put up private dinner parties.
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So I said, I'm going to be the Pied Piper, the gateway drug, and try to get people into this because I was lucky enough to go to college and be given a feminist book.
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The ad tries to liken Pied Piper to a table for sharing — and a metaphor for all that's "beautiful and sad and hopeful and dangerous" about life itself, for that matter — but it doesn't connect.
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Today's ultrawealthy, he says, are often looking for "the four-pack" — a pied-à-terre in New York, a beach house in the Hamptons, a ski villa in Aspen and a winter condo in Miami.
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Our modern-day pied piper, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is trying to lure us into a set of policies that might help save the planet but at the cost of severely damaging the global economy.
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On Saturday, Judith Bodnar, an internist from outside Albany, was trying out the Italia slope arm sofa in white linen for a pied-à-terre she's bought in Virginia Beach to be near her grandchildren.
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Sorrentino, the Italian writer-director of the new HBO series "The Young Pope," was ashing his Toscanello cigar out a window in the living room of his pied-à-terre, sixty-eight floors above Manhattan.
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He outmaneuvers a frivolous lawsuit from Hooli, copycat products from better-capitalized companies and a Pied Piper chairman who wants to turn quick profits by putting his revolutionary algorithm in a boring piece of hardware.
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In one sequence, a child wearing a Hawaiian shirt—a young LaBeouf, basically—gets pied in the face in slow motion, a scene that definitely wouldn't be out of place in the classic Even Stevens.
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Besides Jian Yang's incubator takeover, it looks like season five will focus on Pied Piper's new venture into what CEO Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch) is calling "new Internet," which he worked on throughout season four.
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Under the Senate's bill, a pied-à-terre tax would institute a yearly tax on homes worth $5 million or more, and would apply to homes that do not serve as the buyer's primary residence.
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But in "Customer Service," he realizes that a key figure at a company Richard is hoping will invest in Pied Piper's "new internet" venture is someone whose engagement imploded after Erlich slept with his fiancée.
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And that's when something the audience likely already suspected is confirmed: The strange uptick in users that is keeping Pied Piper alive has happened thanks to fake users in Bangladesh that Jared is paying for.
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