How can any contractor hope to enable Pivots as well as other Pivots have?
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In Trump, the hopelessness and institutional gridlock of our system find their efflorescence; his nihilistic malleability lays bare the fact that all our politicians' supposedly canny pivots are, at root, pivots to nowhere.
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And, perhaps above all, cyberpunk pivots on unfathomable corporate power.
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Go deeper: Apple pivots to media as iPhone sales fall
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Often those pivots are at least partially done for them.
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The impact of past presidential pivots is evident here too.
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Beyoncé has pivots strong enough to give a viewer whiplash.
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But she quickly pivots them toward a more negative narrative.
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Ranku's story is also a testament to the power of pivots.
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Seemingly, the show pivots back and forth between two distinct timelines.
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With lots of beta testing, sudden pivots, and disappointing dead ends.
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And previous "pivots" telegraphed by his team have not panned out.
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But Mr Vucic has demonstrated a remarkable talent for diplomatic pivots.
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Now, telecom companies are making similar pivots into a lucrative industry.
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It pivots quickly from innocence to experience, and it is harrowing.
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Midway through, "Deposing Nathan" pivots into a deft exploration of sexuality.
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"Conflict and I am not …" Then she stops, and suddenly pivots.
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At times, we have trouble seeing history as it slowly pivots.
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Every State of the Union is grand vision and tactical pivots.
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Subsequent seasons were sometimes built around a few too many pivots.
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The ad then pivots to other controversial comments Trump has made.
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His record includes occasional pivots toward the center, particularly on immigration.
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No pivots, just adding more and expanding beyond the website and socials.
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That moment pivots and changes your life and history of life after.
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The applicator easily pivots so drawing out the wing is a breeze.
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Many central banks have made dramatic dovish pivots, re-igniting market rallies.
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Since launching in 2011, Brit + Co has made a number of pivots.
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Unfortunately, several pivots have put the company in a tough spot financially.
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More is at stake than whether Algeria pivots north, east or inward.
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She pivots formally, too, between hints of the sestina and the villanelle.
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Workplace Operations is vital to maintaining office culture for Pivots and clients.
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With enough traction and network effect, it could outlive its Platform pivots.
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The pivots have some analysts worried about Mr. Spiegel's leadership of Snap.
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Sometimes learning mystically starts when what sounds like nonsense pivots into sense.
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Around that toss Kubrick pivots his movie and all of human evolution.
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"The Fosters" comes to an end and pivots toward its spinoff series.
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" The new strategy, Best Buy 53, pivots and is "focused on growth.
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This new data pivots forward and imagines an even more frightening future.
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This principle has kept our company relevant through pivots and strategy changes.
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"Everything worthwhile takes time, and it often evolves and pivots," he says.
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In 2018, a lot of those pivots are turning into trips and falls.
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If the opponent get too close for comfort, he pivots or sidesteps away.
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Watch how she pivots and steers the conversation to something way more serious.
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Smith as the Genie pivots nicely off of his public persona these days.
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Shriver pivots and quotes instead from some papal homilies that address his questions.
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But unlike "Ocean," the dramatic pivots in this new piece were less obvious.
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Silicon Valley outfits are renowned for changing strategic direction in so-called pivots.
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He then pivots into discussing economic and health issues for people of color.
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She pivots back to the driver-side window, toward the border's overgrown grass.
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Lomachenko, meanwhile, wilts his foe with a high volume of punches and pivots.
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"When all these things are connected, everything pivots back to the customer," he said.
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It's going to be out of touch unless it pivots to private R&D.
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The moment in Act II on which the denouement pivots adds a serious note.
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Quartz faces other revenue headwindsQuartz faces other challenges as it pivots to reader revenue.
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When he is at his best, he pivots confidently among registers, speakers, and languages.
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Or if Trump suddenly pivots and abandons his pledge to build a border wall.
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But there would be many trials, errors, and business pivots in that half century.
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It took several pivots for Payal Kadakia to get the model for ClassPass right.
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YouTube, Nintendo, and Instagram are some of the companies that have undergone dramatic pivots.
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On this decade our future pivots, but there are reasons for optimism, she suggests.
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Thematically the exhibition pivots on what has become the artist's trademark motif: the wave.
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As Mike pivots from moral ambiguity to righteous heroism, Mr. Neeson looks increasingly tired.
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From Royce's painstaking opulence, Winchester pivots to the mass-production innovations of Henry Ford.
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On the trail, as she pivots at a switchback, she slips and nearly falls.
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It pivots more toward the classic, the chic vintage era which is popping up.
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He pivots and deflects with abandon, often resorting to some form of self-aggrandizement.
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Instead, Kesha pivots off "Praying" to sing about finding herself in her darkest days.
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Four possible Trump pivots that they point out: Pushing policies that Dems will agree to.
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Say Facebook pivots to privacy, investing most of its energy into groups and messaging products.
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The head pivots around angles like a disposable but the action is crisp and nice.
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She then pivots to the prosecutor, Jennifer, who is bitter at Russ's supposedly patronizing tone.
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We mentioned Mahalo, which I think I myself have written about three different major pivots.
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After a few minutes, Meyers pivots to the topic of Crashing, Apatow's show on HBO.
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What are central banks worried about that is causing them to make rather dramatic pivots?
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But this year, that structure has started to shift, with pivots from Sony and Microsoft.
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They strike up a getting-to-know-you conversation that pivots between flirtation and antagonism.
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The Vatican of today can marvel at how quickly history pivots on a single person.
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Instead, he pivots to Greece, which was governed by a right-wing dictatorship until 1974.
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It is always the present, which means that every moment pivots between hope and regret.
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The reason for this pivots on who controls the "keys" for end-to-end encryption.
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CARAMANICA Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu, the Romanian singer who records as Inna, pivots toward pop's center.
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Das doesn't acknowledge the productivity problem until well into his book, and then immediately pivots away.
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Clarke said the organization's recent strategic pivots in Syria revealed a new, more mature terror group.
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And that pivots to the business side of the equation for Tarform as an EV startup.
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That's the view taken by U.K.-based online dating startup Loveflutter as it pivots once again.
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He then pivots and cracks Conor from the front -- landing a barefisted blow to Conor's head.
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Your museum is at one of these ends, where the Mall pivots toward the Washington Monument.
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Lowe's is laying off store workers across the country as it pivots to third-party vendors
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SAP pivots to the cloudBut the rise of cloud computing has led to a dramatic change.
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It was also the pivot to end all pivots following Trump's long history of attacking Obama.
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There's no real central point around which the world of Cloverfield pivots that's been clearly explained.
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Its (admittedly tongue-in-cheek) headline: ''Mike Cernovich Pivots From Pizzagate to Not-So-Fake News.
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It's not long before "Chasing Rainbows" pivots to Hollywood, where Judy meets other freakishly gifted kids.
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Giant sprinklers called center pivots often got stuck and flooded acres with ankle-deep cold water.
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The plot also pivots on a few simply hoary devices, including more than one pregnancy reveal.
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Much of the Democratic race pivots around the key question for voters: Who can beat Trump?
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"Most companies don't come back to life after a couple pivots," Lu said in an interview.
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But Lynch pivots the camera around, so we're looking into Sarah's eyes as she watches, implacable.
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"The Keeper," in particular, pivots to the performers' personal decision-making and the internal conflicts they experience.
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There are sudden pivots, and plenty of investment, despite a lack of profit — so far, so tech.
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After attempting to explain her decision, Clinton pivots to what feels like a criticism of the Times.
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You could talk through the lens of your long-term plans and your pivots and all that.
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It's a little hip-hop and a lot of psych, with a crescendo that pivots on dissonance.
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His new campaign manager said she hopes his campaign "pivots to substance" following the staff shake-up.
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Willian promptly finds Neymar, who pivots and — thankfully for Vela — rolls his shot around the left post.
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The point of view pivots around a ring of houses, viewed in cutaway as if they're dollhouses.
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"Trethewey pivots knowingly, in her poetry, between hard times and good ones," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Halfway through, the film pivots away from its initial subject, the court case that brought down Gawker.
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The course of history pivots around such inflection points, and democracy's inexorable march is accelerated or delayed.
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They are, he said, like ocean liners: you turn the wheel slowly, and the big ship pivots.
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Ms. Del Rey pivots away from personal matters for a brief, enigmatic stretch midway through the album.
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His left foot was sliced open, and the talus bone that pivots the ankle was later removed.
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Our photog pivots to Hanukkah, asking if Jeff thinks TH might enjoy that over a traditional Christmas.
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As the plot pivots toward Linda's growing attachment to the family across the lake, character becomes destiny.
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"I don't see how either side pivots from this, in what could be an epic litigation battle."
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Golf uniquely pivots from an individual sport to a team one every other year with the Ryder Cup.
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He gave Drake a quick little look to say 'what's up' and then promptly pivots and ignores him.
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He was the Great Triangulator, and not having a mission in politics made his big pivots astonishingly effective.
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Thelma pivots between the remote, snowy Norwegian landscape where Thelma's parents live, and her more cozy college confines.
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But then he quickly pivots: Logan is the one at fault, and Kendall has documents that prove it.
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This question also helps you manage 'pivots,' or changes in strategy, by maintaining focus on your core mission.
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You want to see check hooks and pivots off line to deal with Rousey's constant straight line charges.
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Now, Clinton is looking to garner the backing of Sanders supporters as she pivots to the general election.
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Trust in the founder is what can get a startup through its daily uphill battle and big pivots.
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But this move comes as startups react to the pandemic and historical market lows through layoffs and pivots.
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It goes forward and backward no problem through softer terrain, but really only pivots well on paved surfaces.
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But American commodity exporters have taken a direct hit from retaliatory tariffs as China pivots to other sources.
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So he actually pivots and starts to believe that primitive communism can somehow survive and bypass capitalist development.
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Trump pivots to confronting Iran with the 'fire and fury' approach — and it could crush the Islamic republic
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Instead, to end his section on Comey's firing, Spicer pivots to discuss ... wait for it ... Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Vaughn pivots the camera, slowing the chaos down, so John can look right at the camera and grin.
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The first three months of his presidency have been unsettling, a blur of confrontation, policy pivots and regulatory revolution.
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As the popular athleisure style pivots from performance gear to retro fashion, German brand Adidas is also gaining share.
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Then he pivots another time, because why not, and here's where you may have to blink a few times.
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The last third of the film pivots to look at another center that treats addiction both physiologically and socially.
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The lack of control over what's done with people's information is the central point around which the documentary pivots.
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The company has grown since its launch in 2012, after a tumultuous beginning and a couple of successful pivots.
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Alana and I faced many failures and multiple pivots on our path to building a profitable, venture-backed business.
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Then Clinton pivots to why this isn't the approach she thinks she would take: So we've got that structure.
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A built-in accelerometer automatically pivots the display if you switch from the left hand to the right hand.
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The game reminds me of Super Mario Odyssey in how feverishly it pivots from one idea to the next.
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Ms. Cruz stuck mostly to the curved walls of the bowl, trying a variety of pivots and pull-ups.
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The telescopic arm extends up to eight inches and pivots on a wide arc for easy readability and access.
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They've accomplished this because they are Pivots, and are as committed to the Pivotal values as any of us.
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It may come as a surprise that some of today's most successful and recognizable tech companies have undergone pivots.
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Does raising venture capital actually require anything more than a hodgepodge of vague ideas and a series of pivots?
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He skated through his last movie, "Seven Psychopaths," a barely there comedy that pivots on a creatively stalled screenwriter.
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We've been in those rooms, we've stared at Chartbeat, we've seen pivots to video, we've suffered that algo change!
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Sitting here and listing to all the normal political pivots that could have changed this election feels faintly ridiculous.
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He writes lines that shift from earthy emotionalism to angelic purity, knowing that this artist can handle those pivots.
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Speaking of pivoting, the light pivots up and down between four positions, which is, in my opinion, just enough.
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Even so, the transition from studio mogul to producer is one of the most difficult pivots in show business.
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"Whether he pivots or not will be one of the most fundamental questions of this administration," Mr. Schumer said.
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" Another long pause, over 10 seconds, as the crowd applauds, before he pivots: "It's really frustrating, because I am.
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All the characteristic slides and pivots and gestures in relay are in there, but amid a whole lot more.
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Speaker Paul Ryan pivots and heaps praise on President-elect Trump Speaker Paul Ryan pivots and heaps praise on President-elect Trump House Speaker Paul Ryan repeatedly heaped praise on President-elect Donald Trump in a press conference in his hometown of Janesville, Wisconsin, the morning after the real estate mogul's stunning win.
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But if a would-be buyer signals an intent to purchase sex, the bot pivots sharply into a stern message.
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Jaime quickly pivots to Tyrion's pitch — but it turns out Cersei knew he had met with their brother all along.
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Before you can say, welp, the evil mistress trope still sort of works, the show pivots to Thomas de Geest.
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The film pivots quickly away from the dispute over whether or not the Avengers should take orders from the government.
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"While worse than expected, U.S. mass beauty trends caught management by surprise -- management is making the necessary pivots," Feeney said.
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The plot pivots on a plan to mark the 50th birthday of the European Commission with a ceremony at Auschwitz.
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Pivots can be the making of a startup, helping teams refocus on a good idea when previous things haven't worked.
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Kardashian doesn't necessarily follow a formula, either — rather, she tests and pivots and makes things up as she goes along.
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They return to Anna, telling her they're going to wait until her husband comes home, at which point, she pivots.
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The platform continues the gaming giant's recent pivots toward mobile with a video posting service available through the Switch app.
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Palmer cites a fairly stern paper entitled "The Moral Pivots of Wildlife Filmmaking," by a British documentarian named Jeffrey Boswall.
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Devastated by her mother's sudden death, she pivots from the illusory certainty of science to the guaranteed uncertainty of art.
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He has a lot of ideas and pivots away from them if they don't work, just like the Valley does.
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As concerned Pivots trying to answer such questions, we're responding to your recent decisions to outsource a vital Pivotal team.
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Workplace Operations people are among the first Pivots hired for any office, as they set, build, and maintain the culture.
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We count on these Pivots to maintain the structure, facilities, systems, processes and not least the feel of the office.
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Many Pivots had, after discussion with VMware and ex-VMware colleagues, begun to accept this as a good faith intention.
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"When you see pivots like this, that means something else is coming," Gundlach said, noting the possibility of fiscal policy.
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There'll be no pivots, no moderation of any sort so long as Steve Bannon remains in President Trump's White House.
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"Whether he pivots or not will be one of the most fundamental questions of this administration," Mr. Schumer said recently.
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"Season 229B" pivots around courtroom drama, as Buster (Tony Hale) stands trial for the murder of Lucille 2 (Liza Minnelli).
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The book pivots on encounters with two strangers, who attempt to rope Epstein and Nicole into separate wild-goose chases.
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"Sleep Training" covers the abrupt pivots that happen when you can't follow through on what you adamantly planned to do.
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Built early last century, it pivots at its center to allow boats to pass up and down the Hackensack River.
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Consider the ingenuity of the giant Surface Studio big-screen desktop, which pivots into a kind of digital drafting table.
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After a horrifying incident at a party, everything spirals out of control, and the story pivots in an unexpected way.
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Throughout, Fox pivots seamlessly among the perspectives of these key players, crafting a poignant story that questions fate and free will.
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In fact, it might feel like the domain of intimate and business partnerships is the fulcrum from which your life pivots.
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Love or hate this idea, you have to concede that it would be, if it succeeded, the mother of all pivots.
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Mensah's career has been defined by a series of pivots that emphasize the value of experimentation and following an unconventional path.
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As we worked through the various required pivots to position ourselves for long-term success, we ran out of financial runway.
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But the game pivots with the next scene, which sees Bruce Wayne hosting a fundraising event for Harvey Dent's mayoral campaign.
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The video features Schumer asking his staff "how we did on the Sunday shows," but his staff quickly pivots to compliments.
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Click below to check out all of TechCrunch's Facebook conference coverage from today: Facebook pivots to what it wishes it was
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Stations like Victoria, where Lavelle pivots the visual style of the game to somewhere brand new, are scattered throughout the subway.
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As we worked through the various required pivots to position ourselves for long term success, we ran out of financial runway.
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As we examined in The Pivots and Precision of Vasyl Lomachenko, much of Lomachenko's best work comes from turning his opponent.
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In a fixed shot, the camera pivots to show us what they're there to see: a "witch camp" in modern Zambia.
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Nathan Morris of Boyz II Men pivots to home improvement and restores a Florida mansion in this new four-part series.
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They provide a source for language, images, and behavior outside the locked binary of his parents' lives, between which he pivots.
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Innovid or TripleLift make a big OTT acquisitionAdtech companies including TripleLift, Innovid and Amobee made big pivots into OTT this year.
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Marvel's latest movie, Captain America: Civil War, is a fight-filled epic that expertly pivots the studio into its big Phase 3.
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ET news conference that investors could witness a plunge, however, if the president-elect pivots toward a goal of repealing Obamacare instead.
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The biggest players are faster than they've ever been, their skills more diverse, and the expectations for pivots are expanding and evolving.
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Facebook pivots to what it wishes it was Facebook is rolling out what could be called an aspirational redesign known as FB5.
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In one scene alone, Rose pivots from grief-stricken woman to Finn fangirl to fearsome enforcer with whom you do not mess.
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The accord offers the FARC 10 seats in congress as the group pivots to a future through political participation instead of war.
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As it pivots to actually work with companies to pay down student debt, the company has added two executives to its team.
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The show pivots around the lives of three different women contending with the strain of motherhood and domestic life in Monterey, California.
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Advanced Warfare' story pivots on bionic arms, nano-machines, and PMC, but an early mission has the player breaching an IKEA catalog.
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Youssef pivots to discuss the future, how Alaska is changing for the better, and about what the ICCAA brings to the community.
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Then, Dave pivots to Louis ... saying comics always try new material with smaller crowds that aren't necessarily meant to be heard worldwide.
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But then the song turns into a wireless version, and the movie pivots, inescapably, back to the "now" of the honeymoon hotel.
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And you look at sort of the travails and pivots people are going through as they're trying to find sustainable business models.
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The symphony pivots on an Adagio of almost shocking tragic power—a funeral rite for the destroyed world of the composer's youth.
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The head pivots, which means it works with the contours of your face so it doesn't end up snagging at your skin.
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This slide, the second to last of the pitch deck, pivots to focus on the startup's future opportunities in different pharmaceutical markets.
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Disney's third-quarter earnings miss underscores the long and messy road that lies ahead of it as it pivots to streaming video.
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Its chugging motion and repetitive gestures present an invitingly smooth surface, even as the recorded material pivots toward stories of the Holocaust.
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Here Pearson throws an overhand against the guard, ducks the return and lands a right to the body as he pivots off.
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In both Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl" and Lauren Groff's "Fates and Furies," the secrets women hide from their partners become dramatic pivots.
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Without losing much velocity, she pivots 180 degrees (a sort of y-axis cartwheel called a roundoff) and goes into a handspring.
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After Cray's death, however, McBride's narrative pivots swiftly back to politics without leaving either her or her readers sufficient space to grieve.
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The company said it is making a "significant reduction" in management positions across its business, as it pivots to outsourcing some tasks.
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Buhari pivots against free trade agreements This isn't the first time President Buhari has refused to sign an African free trade deal.
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The plot pivots gracefully from accounts of the region's early white colonizers and despoilers through the worst years of the AIDS crisis.
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With breaking news, tangential gossip, video pivots, and social media shares driving traffic metrics, serious music criticism has almost become an oxymoron.
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", pivots to warm and luscious on "I'll Be Home for Christmas," then finds its sweet spot in "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
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The facts and fictions and stances and "pivots" of year's election cycle are about as transient as the stuff in your Twitter feed.
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After various strategic pivots, it has recently pushed a $50-a-year membership program and a slate of premium publications staffed by journalists.
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These small pivots could be taking on a different project at work, pitching a new idea to a client or starting a blog.
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Bombshell pivots back and forth between Lamarr's victimization at the hands of external forces, and her sometimes-impulsive choices to escape that victimhood.
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We're also heavy users of steel and aluminum in our tractors, planters, sprayers, combines, grain bins, dryers, trucks, pivots, carts, augers, drones, etc.
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My own experience was anything but a straight line, requiring multiple product pivots, go-to-market changes, management team rebuilds and tough fundraises.
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For now, he is in total control, but as he pivots to a possible 2020 race that may prove to be his undoing.
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Instead, the memo pivots to the texts between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, a frequent topic of chatter in conservative media.
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As the novel pivots to the 1970s, Green all but falls out of the novel and Jonathan, or Johnny, becomes the book's center.
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When a company pivots, it usually means it is changing its business strategy to attract more customers, lower its spending, and increase profits.
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The GOP race pivots to Super Tuesday in just days, when one-quarter of the race's total GOP delegates are up for grabs.
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The fisher tries to dart in and bite the porcupine's vulnerable face; the porcupine pivots to turn its shielded back toward its attacker.
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" He added that "if they aren't pivots - just radical temporary deviations - allies will walk if they have no clue what we stand for.
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My bed has an ingenious system of pivots and pistons; it swings open with easy grace and claps closed with a pleasing thud.
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Democrats say he must lure Sanders loyalists to his side without offending them as he pivots from the primary to the general election.
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He deploys his booming voice as a weapon, especially on the outstanding "Homesick," where he pivots quickly from burly to lovelorn and back.
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My Sister proceeds in short, sharp chapters delivered in Korede's characteristic deadpan—a tone that pivots neatly from comic dread to poignant resignation.
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" But it pivots immediately to the wonk's dream: "How much more can be achieved in the coming years with clear, consistent policy signals?
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Zeroing in on the singular technology thus pivots regulation dialogue in the corporate favor, away from talk of more fundamental, government-driven change.
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The lawsuit filed against Uber founder, former CEO and board member Travis Kalanick by Benchmark is arguably unprecedented, as far as pivots go.
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Let it flop and the conversation pivots to whether it will now become more difficult to get similar projects made in the future.
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Later pivots back in time to the '90s when Lisicky was living in Provincetown, Massachusetts, amid the terror of the AIDS epidemic. —T.
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The story pivots on the shattering of a mirror, manufactured by a troll, that magnifies the worst in people and hides the good.
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Trump, perhaps realizing how badly he's stepped in it, then pivots to saying that maybe Nunes should win a presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Even if the show eventually pivots back to its original conflict, Chuck will never be able to escape Bobby's influence over his life.
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But season seven wisely pivots on Selina's decision to run for the presidency once again, and kicks off with her motley crew having reassembled.
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He quickly blames former President Barack Obama and then pivots to his stump speech about the lowest unemployment rates for lots of minority groups.
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But the firm's reputation took a beating during the financial crisis, eventually leading to one of the most interesting pivots in Wall Street history.
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Being self-made means committing to self-care, too, to manage the process as well as all the unexpected pivots that come with it.
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For the next few minutes, Juno will be making the orbit more optimal, before it pivots back toward the sun to recharge its batteries.
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Work pivots can be taking on a new responsibility in your current role or asking your boss if you could explore a new opportunity.
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I've had tremendous and tremendous [he then pivots back to the size of the Boy Scouts crowd] – look, I had 45,2003 people there yesterday.
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He pivots, blade twirling behind his back as he executes a 360-degree spin that I'm pretty sure I've seen Ewan McGregor pull off.
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So it's not surprising to see a lot of pivots among late bloomers that have had more time to tinker with their business models.
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The songs on them chronicled winsome crushes, boring day jobs, strange life pivots, and their outsider spirit spoke to me on a base level.
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The story pivots around the 45-minute mark when tragedy strikes and Vinny is involved in an accident that leaves him bloodied and broken.
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Tensions are rising over a host of issues, including Ankara's warming ties to Russia as it pivots away from the EU and NATO alliance.
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Bam then pivots to his mother, April, saying she's always negative and quick to cut people off in conversation to get her point across.
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Unless he pivots away, he can't make gains with non-white voters and white voters who don't want to be associated with his racism.
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Being self-made means committing to self-care, too — to manage the process as well as all the unexpected pivots that come with it.
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As the US military pivots from people-centric counterinsurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan, they are making historic investments in researching and testing new technologies.
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Being self-made means committing to self care, too, to manage the process as well as all the unexpected pivots that come with it.
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Then some moves get under your skin, especially quick pivots in which the dancers reverse to face the opposite direction and then back again.
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As the Senate pivots to a new strategy, lawmakers should have the support of all Americans who care about achieving a better healthcare policy.
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With tightly controlled movements the guards began pushing the cannon, traversing the green and shouting a direction in unison as they made hard pivots.
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From this communal house, Mr Weigel pivots to his exemplar, King Crimson (in prog circles, there is King Crimson and then there is everybody else).
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"Consistent with our organizational values, we are putting 'evidence first,' and using the 2017 results to make significant program improvements and pivots," the group wrote.
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He leans farther into the microphone, but the game has gone into overdrive; the roar pivots into a permanent din, impervious to shushing. Inclusivity. Love.
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He pivots back between this investigative moment, and this moment when the park has been thrown into chaos, and all of the events have unfolded.
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In the era of Silicon Valley corporate dominance, tired pivots to video, and the unending hunger for original content, nothing feels original, genuine, or enticing.
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It pivots to reveal a narrative that is discovered as it goes along, creating a state of shifting consciousness in which to register its realizations.
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Whenever he's asked about Trump, he pivots to how the Republican nominee (whoever it is) can and must defeat Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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The cover pivots away from the freneticism of Born This Way and the pop-art style of ArtPop, but she certainly looks ethereal and fresh.
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Fiat Chrysler has become the latest automaker to turn its back on diesel-powered engines as more of the industry pivots to battery-electric vehicles.
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Ironically, it now looks like Google Hangouts is facing extinction, as the Google pivots the service more towards business users and away from regular consumers.
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The case pivots around the idea of "unlocking," implying that pulling data from old iPhones should make it simple to break security on new ones.
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One of the recurring gags pivots on Kincaid's survival skills -- a guy so hard to kill that his wife refers to him as a cockroach.
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I think the song's narration pivots around generations who have different perspectives on what being a soldier is in context to the time around them.
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And each party currently pivots on the degree to which law enforcement is expected to work with or resist black communities' push against police violence.
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Mizugaki pivots, follows, and is far from ready to defend himself when Cruz stops and drops the right straight into level change, The Emelianenko Special.
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The fashion entrepreneur Rachel Zoe talked to the "Second Life" podcast about how she&aposs mastered the many pivots she&aposs made throughout her career.
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If he suddenly pivots, and declares everything Already Great, he'll be asking his followers to dismiss their own anxieties, the ones he spent years validating.
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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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But this effort reeks of the laziest content from news publishers making frantic pivots to video with a fresh twist of Trump Steaks-quality campaign advertising.
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The plot pivots on the strategic marriage between the mayor and Zhu Ying: iron-willed entrepreneur, brothel madam and grieving daughter of the old village chieftain.
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Yes, it ends up working out okay – Ben's undercover operative plans goes perfectly, and Ryan plays his idol when the group pivots to vote off Joe.
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"You are making decisions, expensive decisions, without the full details, and so there's a lot of pivots," says Mark Zekulin, one of the company's two CEOs.
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In interviews with journalists, Kellyanne Conway pivots so much it's actually impossible to pinpoint where her spinning body is standing at any one point in time.
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And yet Extremely Wicked rapidly pivots away from the idea of a group delusion, though you can see Bundy's "groupies" seated in the courtroom at times.
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The iOttie can hold all phone combinations up to 3.5 inches wide and has an adjustable arm that pivots for a variety of optimal viewing angles.
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The iOttie can hold all phone combinations up to 3.5 inches wide and has an adjustable arm that pivots for a variety of optimal viewing angles.
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College gossip app Yik Yak saw its popularity wane, and pivots to chat, status updates and meeting up with friends offline failed to reinvigorate the startup.
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An easy way to tell Tisha's serious about her workouts ... check out her breathing and how she seamlessly ducks and pivots after mixing jabs and combinations.
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The video, posted to his Instagram account, pivots to news reports Thursday finding that Trump had reached the necessary 1,237 delegates to clinch the party's nomination.
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But the litigation could take months to resolve, with the lawsuit being filed as the political focus of many House lawmakers pivots toward the 2020 elections.
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There are also tonal similarities to the recently released "Beautiful Boy," another tale that pivots on the relationship between confused parents and a college-age son.
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From this unromantic end Kraus pivots to Acker as a twenty-three year old living in Washington Heights in 1971 (she grew up on 57th Street).
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Sanders starts out the video as if it's another campaign clip — but he quickly pivots to reveal the real reason he's in front of the camera.
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Why it matters: The company debuted to huge fanfare and raised a ton of money, but several pivots failed to lead to a sustainable business model.
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The decision to bring O'Malley Dillon aboard underscores the urgency now facing Biden as he pivots to a likely general election contest with President Donald Trump.
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In a way, Dolores and Bernard are the two poles around which season two pivots in that they keep killing and then painstakingly reviving one another.
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" As she felt his venom coursing through her body, she moaned in despair, "We kept praying there would be pivots, but instead there were only divots.
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And what if that problem couldn't be fixed by a wealth tax, billionaire philanthropy, or other sweeping cultural and political pivots but by simply slowing down?
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In another corner of the room, a giant game of Twister occupied hands and feet; then a line dance, with pivots and hip bumps, broke out.
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She is incredibly strong but she enters a place, at first questioning it, and then pivots to wanting to see if it works, giving in altogether.
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The bridge pivots to allow boats to pass by but often fails to lock back into place, blocking traffic to and from Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan.
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This will allow CBS to compete with companies like WarnerMedia and NBCUniversal, alongside Amazon, Apple, Disney, and Netflix as the entertainment company pivots to streaming services.
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The plot pivots on the disappearance of Carolyn (Raven Whitley), an outwardly wholesome blonde from the high school marching band with a secret after-hours life.
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Once it becomes clear that the Scandal-About-the-Thing is also a giant nothingburger unworthy of the intensive coverage it's gotten, the media pivots again.
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A few unsuccessful pivots later, Lu and Sugano were left with around $1.5 million and one last shot at a new idea with their investors' backing.
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Where Lomachenko really draws the eye is on his side steps and pivots and he hurts more of his opponents on the turn than anywhere else.
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Trump seemed to take an uncharacteristically measured and remorseful tone during a speech Thursday night, which may indicate yet another in a long series of attempted pivots.
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The Chinese government plans to continue investing in science and technology over the next five years as it pivots to innovation to ride out a slowing economy.
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Every country experiences such pivots—at which epochs seem to begin and end, the current age retreats into history and the future seems to make itself present.
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Given the rampant problems of sexism in tech, even among feminist-identifying companies, there are many more legal battles (and awkward PR pivots like this) to come.
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"Glowed Up" was released as a single this week, and it pivots from a viscous late-night thumper into something brighter and more contemplative after three minutes. .
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The Emmy-nominated show chronicles the pivots and pitfalls of startup life in Silicon Valley with a style that's always current and sometimes a bit too real.
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Nearly every framing device that Pelosi has presented to justify her inaction pivots on the ostensible political cost of initiating impeachment proceedings during the 2020 election cycle.
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It will be interesting to see how the President pivots away from this statement the next time he feels the need to argue for more gun restrictions.
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"The successful pun pivots on a word that fits effortlessly into two contexts," it says in The Times's Manual of Style and Usage, commonly called the stylebook.
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Its flat middle section rolls out rectangles of dough for cookies, biscuits, and breakfast pastries, and its tapered ends act as pivots for rolling circular pie crusts.
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Mr. Blankenbuehler spent about six minutes chatting alone with Mr. Cott about a crucial scene early in "Bandstand" that pivots on two words Mr. Cott's character says.
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The lamp's height and position adjust easily: A gentle push with one finger raises, lowers, extends, and pivots its cranelike limbs, which glide noiselessly on tiny rollers.
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This is a good sign for Disney as it pivots to selling content directly to consumers via its nascent streaming service instead of relying on cable networks.
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McCarron's reasons for focusing on these events, as opposed to the many other pivots in Dylan's life (like going electric, to take one obvious example), remain unclear.
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" In its final minutes, "The Owl's Legacy" pivots from the Cartesian proposition "I think, therefore I am" to Castoriadis's more self-reflexive question: "What should I think?
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Clinton's speech is her latest attempt to draw a stark contrast between herself and Republicans on foreign policy and national security as she pivots towards the general election.
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The highlight was an expansive yet poised, open-eyed performance of the dusky Composition No. 56, which pivots from jumbles of activity to softly droning, continuously mutating stillness.
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The move is the result of a change in strategy as the nascent company pivots to a B2B model, offering software tools to lenders, mortgage networks and brokers.
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Small companies have extremely tight feedback loops; a single person makes a decision, sees the results, and pivots accordingly, without the need for meetings or cross-division consensus.
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The Lean Startup helped familiarize the world with "pivots" and other features of early-stage startup life, which in turn also helped investors place investments earlier than ever.
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Now that the case has made it to trial—after overcoming free speech claims made by the defense and bolstered by the ACLU—the verdict pivots on causation.
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That's far from the reality, though, and while the conversation around animal testing is certainly being had today, it usually pivots to China and its mandatory testing stance.
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But as she pivots towards the general election, it's another reminder that sexism will continue to be a pervasive force in 2016 should Clinton be the Democratic nominee.
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Sibanye, a Gold Fields' spinoff, has branched aggressively from gold into platinum, acquiring Anglo American Platinum's labor-intensive Rustenburg operations as the Anglo unit pivots to mechanized mining.
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The controversy surrounding the city's baseball team, like Washington, DC's football team, pivots on one thing: People have yet to be convinced that these mascots are inherently racist.
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The first pivots on Tyler (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), a black 17-year-old student and wrestler struggling to keep the fast-moving parts of his life in balance.
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Importantly, as the company pivots its incremental spending from content first towards marketing, there are some early signs that operating leverage is increasing and cash burn perhaps peaking.
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His thick silhouette pivots, and he raises his arm toward a green building at 367 East 20133st Street into which the young man in the sweatshirt had fled.
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If the president pivots on both tone and policy specifics on immigration, he can win the night, box in congressional Democrats, and win over persuadable and swing voters.
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Importantly, as the company pivots its incremental spending from content first toward marketing, there are some early signs that operating leverage is increasing and cash burn perhaps peaking.
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On her sixth studio album Semper Femina, Marling pivots deeper into a psychological spiral, interrogating gender, relationships, what it means to be a woman, and to love women.
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A beautiful sequence from the fight wherein Ortega pivots offline into an exaggerated shoulder roll (frames 1 and 2), exposing his ribs and kidney on his right side.
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"We have legitimate grievances about unfair pay disparities, mismanaged pivots and layoffs, weak benefits, skyrocketing health insurance costs, diversity, and more," the union wrote in announcing its launch.
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She takes evasive action immediately after firing, she breaks the line of attack and pivots away from her opponent perfectly, and her combinations are crisp and well-practiced.
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He's been replaced by two exec team members, Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein, as the German behemoth pivots back to a dual-CEO leadership structure of its own.
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The 108-year-old Portal Bridge slowly pivots over the Hackensack River as thousands of commuters say a memorial prayer for whatever plans they had for the day.
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Choosing to buy and to lead Spark, he said, "has been one of the greatest pivots I've made in life, allowing me to do what I do well."
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She turns to face one corner, then the opposite corner; she arches up to face the sky and immediately pivots to face the floor; she descends and crawls.
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As with his earlier books, Federle skillfully pivots between the comedic commentary and the moving introspection of a boy trying to find his place in a homophobic world.
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If Trump pivots to Asia with bargains, rather than lectures, he can seize the Asian century and deliver wins for the United States and the Indo-Pacific region.
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As the show pivots to tackle the next stage of its life, the goal is to take it global — in the people it features, and in a literal sense.
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Daniel's face turns cold, while Mr Jenkins pivots the camera back and forth to get Fonny's terrified reactions, as if it is dawning on him what the future holds.
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In brief, here's how things are going to go down (all times are Eastern):443:244 PM: Juno pivots away from the sun and toward its orbital insertion attitude.
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It's been widely documented that some of today's most successful startups began with countless rejections from VCs, or even complete about-face pivots away from an original business model.
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Cuts to interest rates can be expected around the world following dovish pivots from the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve, according to analysts at Deutsche Bank.
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Crafted with a stainless steel ball, this patented glass pivots to promote the aeration of your beverage, all while making sure that you can't knock it over by accident.
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This is the fulcrum around which any conversation about human augmentation pivots: whether it will prove to be a great equalizer, or simply widen the existing gaps between us.
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The dark shape rises skyward, shifts, and pivots as the sun sets behind the golden spires of a nearby Buddhist monastery and the green rice fields of western Thailand.
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Then, Asante pivots to her big request ... that R. Kelly undergo a polygraph on TV, where the results can be seen live ... and no funny business can go down.
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The purchase from Goldman Sachs, Bain Capital and Carver's founder follows a string of smaller skincare and cosmetics deals as the Anglo-Dutch pivots away from slower-growth food.
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But Republicans have pushed Trump to embrace scripted speeches as he pivots toward the general election, particularly after his racially charged remarks about a Hispanic judge created a firestorm.
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When Omar is called out for her repeated anti-Semitic comments, she pivots to attacking Israel, which, let us be clear, is nothing more than code for anti-Semitism.
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"The irony is, Bakerton used to be an immigrant town," Ms. Haigh has one of her characters say, as she pivots handily from the townspeople's perspective to the workers'.
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Based on this fact-finding mission, our assessment of the conduct of Hamas and Israel is detailed in a forthcoming task force report, and pivots on four central findings.
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The tech giants' pivots toward embracing expansive smartphone lines — which include models at lower price points than their flagships — is proving to be effective in expanding their user ecosystems.
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Failing to master synchronized heel pivots of marching drills or proper blousing of his pants, he received the most chits of any of his classmates and was punished repeatedly.
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For Australian businesses, Amazon's international expansion — which now includes more than a dozen countries — has brought with it hasty pivots and familiar feelings of enthusiasm, doubt and existential dread.
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Her departure could provide a boost to fellow liberal Sanders if some of her support pivots to the senator from Vermont, though voters do not always follow ideological lines.
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The ad then pivots to commenting on how the lack of a secure border allows drug cartels to pump poison into Texas and that Texas kids pay the price.
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The Civil War ground on from clash to clash, place to place, progressing relentlessly and suspensefully toward its culmination, with key battles like Gettysburg and Vicksburg providing dramatic pivots.
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The window pivots like a garage door, opening up the room to a terrace for outdoor dining and to a zigzag pathway down to the pool and guest rooms.
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Senate pivots to tax reform: Senators are digging in for a looming fall fight over tax reform, as Republicans look to move on from their setback on ObamaCare repeal.
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The plot pivots gracefully — this is a supremely confident literary performance — from accounts of the region's early white colonizers and despoilers through the worst years of the AIDS crisis.
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Friday's signing potentially ends a big source of irritation for the U.S. administration as it pivots to a much bigger trade fight with China that threatens the global economy.
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The lengthy runtime makes perfect sense by this rubric, and you can see the seam where the movie pivots from one to the other, almost exactly at the halfway mark.
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Executives including CEO Mary Barra will discuss the company's operations and outlook at length as GM pivots toward all-electric vehicles, including at least 20 new EVs globally by 2023.
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Instead, the plot pivots to an unforgivably boring technology heist as Lisbeth is hired by Frans Balder (Stephen Merchant) to steal a potentially devastating program he created for the NSA.
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Trump praises Putin, pans US generals as Clinton pivots from email "Certainly, in that system, he's been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader," Trump said.
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At their worst, pivots can derail a company's success, but at their best, they demonstrate a company is still attuned to its user base — no matter how big it gets.
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The first pivots on the nihilistic megalomania of a character who thinks he can and should be the one to finally assume unilateral control over the tools of world creation.
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The study found the standout performers were brands operating in products and services that are catered for the urban middle class as China pivots to a more consumption-led economy.
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When Nick Jonas and Miley Cyrus both made career pivots into more provocative subject matter, Miley was slut-shamed while Nick was praised for his edgy music and sex appeal.
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Most of the 50 planes due for delivery next year will be allocated to non-British routes, as Ryanair "pivots growth away from UK airports" due to Brexit, O'Leary said.
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This is why Modi's adherents have constructed a grand monolithic narrative to justify their actions, one that proclaims cultural continuity of tradition and that pivots upon a retrograde Brahmanical core.
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The company is aiming for a more tech-centric consumer with the Sealtec material, a move that pivots it away from the retro look and feel of its traditional backpacks.
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Hunt for the Skinwalker pivots between Corbell's visits to the ranch last year and Knapp's old footage to create a detailed portrait of Bigelow's obsessive, two-decade hunt for extraterrestrials.
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"As Bitfinex pivots to other strategic international markets, I felt this was a natural time for me to depart the executive team," Potter said in a statement provided by Bitfinex.
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And Louis C.K. remains exceptionally skilled at body-horror comedy (likening his chest to the ceiling of a cave) and herky-jerky pivots that blend the sexual and the profane.
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But as she pivots toward the general election, some of her allies say she needs to buckle down on several issues that have haunted her during the battle with Sen.
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As Warren brands herself has the progressive policy wonk, ready and eager to dive deeply into each of her many, intricately crafted proposals, Sanders pivots back to his political revolution.
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He shares tales from the company's early days and describes how they made one of the largest pivots in YC history, from building software-defined radios to meal-replacement shakes.
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Director Richard Linklater moves from "Boyhood" to the pangs of parenthood in this adaptation of Maria Semple's bestselling novel, which pivots on the vital role creativity plays in our lives.
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One of the clearest points to emerge from Trump's El Paso speech is that as he pivots to the 22016 election he seems inclined to paint the Democrats as socialists.
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The final hour of the film pivots from the graphic, triggering details of molestation that Robson and Safechuck say occurred for several years to the emotional fallout in their adulthood.
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Yeah, one of the many pivots, but like really bad timing for Condé Nast, which had just bought this property to learn about how advertising might work on it. Yeah.
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Faster than you can say "Snapchat," the reality queen and beauty entrepreneur pivots from waist-length hair to an at-the-shoulder lob, from crazy-colored tresses to her natural hue.
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It pivots from crossed phone lines to crossword puzzles, and keeps returning to reenactments of lip-reading lessons given to children when the teaching of sign language was banned in schools.
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The latest addition to Samsung's TV range is the Sero, a 43-inch TV that was designed with the millennial generation in mind and therefore pivots between horizontal and vertical orientations.
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If your provider consistently decides what is talked about, where the conversation pivots, which questions are dismissed, and when a discussion of a particular item is over, there's a power imbalance.
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Repairing image and bridges But in addition to Trump, the Clinton campaign has another chief objective as it pivots to a fall campaign: Elevating her standing and repairing her battered image.
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Designed with your clumsy Aunt Brenda in mind, each piece of Aura Glass' non-spill glassware pivots on a high-grade stainless steel ball to safeguard your drink from accidental spills.
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"Even if the tax reform pivots to a much less ambitious plan than the GOP/Trump proposals, we still would see potentially meaningful upside for earnings and equity values," he said.
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But as the Trump administration now pivots to tax reform — which Speaker Paul Ryan has said they will do — more industry taxes could get reformed and should see relief, she said.
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Calacanis is launching eight newsletters under the Inside brand today (he picked up the name during one of the pivots) — each aimed at specific topics like drones, VR or San Francisco.
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So, in spite of Washington's attempts to contain and isolate Beijing — with pivots to Asia and TPP trade agreements — Xi remained committed to his "win-win" idea of U.S.-China relations.
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The headphones flex open and closed with ease, each cup pivots and rotates smoothly, and the upside to using cheaper materials is that the headphones as a whole are extremely light.
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Something interesting about them is that rather than stepping deep enough across herself to line up the hips and turn into the kick or backfist, she often pivots like a ballerina!
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And so the Cubs will return to Chicago with some momentum in the series, one that has had not only its share of plot pivots but a consistent dose of gamesmanship.
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The senior Treasury official said that supply-side reforms in China were "crucial" as it pivots to a stronger services sector, and praised the country's ongoing efforts to reduce excess capacity.
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Pivots, turns, hops, low-swinging legs, jumps that are more horizontal than vertical: The materials are kept simple, standard and slightly soft, maintaining decorum while heightening intelligibility and focusing on design.
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Rees makes us feel the weight of a thousand tiny injustices pile up over the years, and easily pivots between a systemic view of racism and a person-to-person one.
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The show pivots about "Linear Construction in Space No. 1" (1942-3), a single, relatively small sculpture by Gabo that he made, and then went on re-making in various sizes.
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With the nomination all but certain for Biden, Democrats say he must lure Sanders loyalists to his side without offending them as he pivots from the primary to the general election.
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In one of Lopez's signature pivots, the arch banter transitions to something darkly moving: what Leo wants is not to turn a trick but to take a shower and do laundry.
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To be against violence, frightened of fanaticism, acutely conscious of the customary nature of our most devout attachments—without this foundation in realism, political action always pivots toward puritanical self-righteousness.
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Over 18 hours from Wednesday night through Thursday afternoon, the three major candidates for the presidency, including the incumbent, made quick pivots to shape and guide the country's new political discourse.
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Peter Thiel pivots on this quickly by noting that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will be the one who is more "dangerous" given all her saber-rattling with Russia and such.
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Instead, the perils of peacekeeping are the foremost concerns for a commander, Claus, and his troops, in a methodical movie that pivots from the backwaters of Afghanistan to a courtroom in Denmark.
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The prescription for stagnant offense is such: The ball is entered to Aldridge in the mid post, he reverse pivots then somehow manages to rise and fade at the exact same time.
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Pivots this brutal are usually carried out by private startups who can keep the contents of their books to themselves, rather than 22-year-old public companies that must file financial statements.
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One of the top-funded VR content startups, with backers including Disney and GV (Google Ventures), is laying off a "significant portion" of its employees as it pivots away from virtual reality.
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But then Deneuve pivots to criticism of fellow signers of the letter, in particular, actress Brigitte Lahaie who said in a TV interview that women can have an orgasm while being raped.
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Image: Bill Foster/FlickrIt's possible this party preference will be loosened as the organization pivots toward more state and local elections, where it is often said that partisan gridlock is less intense.
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The key lesson: big pivots in energy systems are possible with stable government leadership, instead of windshield-wiper policies that voters from Australia to America have been accustomed to in recent years.
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From the perspective of the series, this is the point where time becomes cyclical, establishing Revolver Ocelot, Big Boss, and his clone children as the figures that this entire universe pivots around.
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Facebook pivots into Stories Facebook is vulnerable to competitors if it doesn't make Stories work, and users may eventually grow tired of the News Feed full of text updates from distant acquaintances.
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Galloway takes the theme of bigness the next step into popular philosophy: Big tech's success, he writes, pivots on the human need for God (Google) love (Facebook), sex (Apple) and consumption (Amazon).
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"The more [the actors] were asked what their story needs and dreams were, the less they became plot pivots and the more each one of them presented as good choices," Urman says.
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Shaun: It's really interesting, and we'll probably make the whole interview with Mike available at some point, but he pivots so quickly from joking about Jim Cherry right to the other story.
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Having spent most of the interview massively overstating the economic value of the US-Saudi relationship, Trump eventually pivots and says that the whole thing is actually an enormous waste of money.
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The link across that river is the Spuyten Duyvil Bridge, a 118-year-old steel span that pivots in the center to allow boats, including the Circle Line sightseeing fleet, to pass.
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Sven's head pivots by a linkage system connected to the performer's head and body; the weight of his head is cantilevered away from the performer's neck by a custom orthopedic back brace.
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The fashion world, too, has begun to fetishize Ms. Wilson, documenting her red carpet pivots dressed in a succession of high-glam labels, including Oscar de la Renta, Prada and Christian Dior.
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The jiggling pivots of Chris Christie, whose speeches might as well have started the way the Fat Boy in "The Pickwick Papers" begins his story—"I wants to make your flesh creep"?
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There will be a slow twist that goes on as she pivots from opposition to international trade deals to finding a way to support them with more domestic subsidies for displaced workers.
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It pivots on a 12-year-old boy, Xiaolei, who drifts through the languid summer days and nights, but its emotional focus are the adults who whisper and fret about larger changes.
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" In McGrath's new ad, after a discussion of her military record, her combat missions, and her achievement as a woman in combat, the ad pivots to a discussion of health care. "Mr.
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But, as I learned through two pretty big pivots — working in global health and founding The Muse — your career isn't set in stone the second you accept your very first entry-level job.
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Both Rigondeaux and Lomachenko are southpaws who enjoy surprising the many orthodox fighters they meet with unusual open guard looks: Rigo with his cross steps, Lomachenko with his pivots past the front foot.
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The couple knew they wanted to start a business to help people organize and share memories, but it took them two "pivots" or versions of the company to find an idea that clicked.
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Broderick's Principal Burr — one of the few adults to survive without turning into a ghoulie, for reasons left unclear — pivots to being the villain and a ruthless cannibal after the bomb goes off.
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Trump's recent pivots won't convince any of his most ardent detractors and Clinton's biggest fans to change their minds, but there are still a good number of undecided voters out there who might.
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While Mills gestures towards this impending reality, he quickly shies away from it; from this speech, the film pivots to the funny scene at the dinner table where Abbie makes everyone say MENSTRUATION.
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Personal side projects, or "pivots " as Blake likes to call them, can be starting a blog, reading a list of books on a new topic, taking a course or building something from scratch.
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And President Donald Trump said that the overall Republican effort in Congress to repeal and replace Obamacare could be suspended for some time, as his administration pivots to the issue of tax reform.
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When companies try to make these kinds of pivots (if you'll pardon the expression), they run into all kinds internal systemic obstacles from human resources, accounting, legal and all across a large organization.
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That's not giving much credit to the Silicon Valley writers, who have engineered plenty of surprising "pivots" (as Jared would say) throughout the show's first four seasons, without Erlich leaving the main ensemble.
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As the putative nominee pivots to the center, he is going to have to find ways to do better among those groups than Romney did — not an impossible task, but not easy either.
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Finally, I had the opportunity to get a deep understanding of achieving product-market fit and go-to-market approaches, as Gigya went through multiple pivots; I hope to draw from those experiences.
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Indeed, Cloudera's future largely hinges on the success of the upcoming CDP [Cloudera Data Platform] release, which pivots the company's big data management platform from on-prem towards hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
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The serial entrepreneur discussed his history at Yahoo (not Yoo-hoo, like his mother thought) and the startups he founded that went through money troubles, sales and pivots before he settled into Nextdoor.
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Splintering into small groups, the dancers nimbly carved out corridors and circles where they grooved to DJ Lady Lane's propulsive soundscape or played with a simple palette of lunges, pivots and swinging arms.
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Though it pivots on a nasty cliché of a scary Native American character, the short's probing of ideas of women's work and independence against the backdrop of the Old West is on point.
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Then the middle hours of the season are much stronger, but as it concludes, it awkwardly pivots to setting up for a second season, as if it had never previously considered the possibility.
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Each movie pivots on a young resilient woman on a journey (inner and outer) that takes her over occasionally forsaken locales while hauling heavy personal baggage, including needy relatives and drug-driven traumas.
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But then the episode pivots to Devon's story of her own sexual history, and then to Toby's, and finally to that of Paula (Lily Mojekwu), Dick's under-appreciated curator at a local gallery.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi must avoid the mistakes of his predecessor by accepting that "pivots" (Silicon Valley-speak for the desperate changes troubled companies make to reassure their venture capitalist funders) are not the answer.
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I have read that this aversion to plumbing emotional depths has kept Australian playwrights from international success, because just at the moment the play gets serious, the writing pivots away to something else.
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Then he pivots to how his signature plan, a "freedom dividend" of $1,000 a month for all Americans, would help since POC don't have as much disposable income to donate to political campaigns.
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Stelter told Conway he thinks viewers recognize she pivots to controversies surrounding Clinton whenever he brings up possible Russian involvement in swaying the 2016 election or other negative stories involving the Trump administration.
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Appelbaum provides painful memories from the very recent past of budget austerity: the far-too-early pivots to deficit reduction in the wake of the Great Recession, both here and especially in Europe.
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For more information on the specifics of Aldo's game read Aldo versus Edgar II: At the Mercy of Pivots , Aldo vs McGregor: A Clash of Kings or Jose Aldo: The Pride of Nova Uniao.
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"I am confident that even as President Trump pivots to America, this pivot can include smarter and stronger U.S.-Asia ties," said Curtis Chin, Asia fellow at Milken Institute, in a Squawk Box interview.
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Interesting as many of these startups seem, it's worth noting that hardly any accelerator-backed startup grows up into a big company without at least a few dozen business model pivots along the way.
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It's a small brick-shaped thing with a flip-out Lightning port on one side, which also pivots, meaning you would be able to plug it into your iPhone to use as a viewfinder.
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Then, of course, the series pivots from that cutesy glimpse of the character back to the very chilling visuals of our horror-ifed present day Sabrina with the series' signature red and black tones.
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The plot of the movie pivots around this particular song a few times: The song is playing the first time Star meets Jake, and it's playing again the last time she really trusts him.
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Interestingly, there's also an ethics course (a topic Microsoft is paying close attention as it pivots to focus on AI) as well as a module on machine learning in Azure, the company's cloud platform.
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When she is within inches of the bottle, the model pivots the jet ski so that she is alongside the container and sticks out her leg and lightly taps the cap, which spins off.
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And to ensure a clear line of sight without distractions, the Fast Wireless Car Charger rotates left to right and pivots vertically to provide the ideal viewing angle for following along on the GPS.
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That's the grand equation of "Eastwatch," episode 5 of this seventh season of Game of Thrones, a scattershot clockwork of updates and minor machinations, paltry plot pivots and pirouettes that had our heads spinning.
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The new round — its first since it raised a very modest £350,000 five years ago and before several pivots — comes at the same time as the company's equity crowdfunding campaign, which launched this week.
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Originally called GoButler, the startup launched as a virtual assistant that let you request anything on-demand, but had since gone through several pivots, settling on offering natural language processing technology to third-parties.
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When she is within inches of the bottle, the model pivots the jet-ski so that she is alongside the container and sticks out her leg and lightly taps the cap, which spins off.
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They're connected to the headband with a hinge that pivots more than 90 degrees, both to assure a better fit and to help the headphones collapse down to fit into their compact carrying case.
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Incubators and accelerators like Y-Combinator have institutionalized experiential training in best practices (product-market fit, pivots, agile development, etc.); provide experienced and hands-on mentorship; and offer a growing network of founding CEOs.
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Just when you think you have a grasp on an artist like A-Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, a Queens native reshaping New York hip-hop, he suddenly pivots to a global-dance-pop style.
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His essay pivots from a wry exploration of the life of Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who passed for black and became president of a local chapter of the N.A.A.C.P., to more harrowing themes.
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And here Ricci shows exactly why this inside step worked out so poorly for Manny Pacquiao against that master ring general, Floyd Mayweather Jr. Ricci simply pivots past Felder as the latter steps deep.
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Set in the present, this genre-buster pivots on Fernando (the lovely, pillow-lipped French actor Paul Hamy), whose one-man expedition into the wild goes weirdly, at times hilariously, wrong and then right.
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" McCrae can pivot — almost as Frank Bidart pivots — from plot into aphorism and emblem: "The wheel of history turns in the gut / of the white man but the Negro is strapped / to the wheel.
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With "In the Garden of the Fugitives," Dovey pivots the narrative lens onto her own life, and many of the questions that Vita is asking seem to be questions the author is considering herself.
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In the first chapter, Al Samawi, who was trapped in his apartment when war exploded just outside his door, deftly catches newcomers up on the conflict, but then suddenly pivots to a Facebook exchange.
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Major companies like Microsoft and Adobe have made tremendous pivots towards subscriptions: Microsoft now claims 200 million commercial Office 365 subscribers, while Adobe made $2.7 billion in revenue from its subscription services last quarter.
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And as the United States under President Trump pivots toward protectionism, European winemakers are expected to face stiff competition from Australia and other countries as the European Union seeks new trade deals to compensate.
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To some of his supporters, the pivots suggest that Mr. Trump the outsider may have been captured by Wall Street veterans in his White House, while Stephen K. Bannon, his chief strategist, is sidelined.
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Winterberg's talk pivots promisingly, however, to the story of how Nokia executives, including a former Prime Minister of Nokia's native Finland, worked dutifully and creatively to help their own soon-to-be-displaced workers.
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Despite several side eyes and scowls cast towards him, the "MURASAN" banshee stays cackling in my ears, Meanwhile, Issei, the last remaining national hero starts with a lackluster round of lethargic spins and pivots.
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But after we spend time in Sam's shoes in the first episode, the show pivots to dive into the minds of other characters as they grapple with the increasingly dire aftershocks of the party.
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From this recognition that the "slaughter" had a history that preceded it, Koethe instantly pivots to: […] There was the cotton gin That gave the South a one-commodity economy It needed slaves to run.
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Recruiters who are part of these discussions will be much better prepared to manage the inevitable pivots, get ahead of shifting priorities and have a deeper understanding of the technical challenges the team is facing.
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But Amy's entire arc in Booksmart pivots precisely on the tried-and-true teen movie tradition of chasing after her long-standing crush, culminating with her first sexual experience — and the film's only sex scene.
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At the end, the experience pivots to an NSA whistleblower who explains more about its societal implications, using the same high-tech glitch-art sleight of hand the film used to anonymize its sources. Yes!
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The yuan's future pivots around this question: will China be able to restrain market forces and guide the currency to a soft landing, or will the dam break and mild depreciation turn into a rout?
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The key events of the Juno orbital insertion (JOI) begin around 210:230 PM ET, when Juno pivots away from the sun for the first and only time to position its engine for the burn.
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If the device was just used, it pivots its heat setting to account for the change in temperature, and delivers an adjusted heat cycle for the next person, guaranteeing quality flavor and vapor each time.
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And while the NRA is no stranger to pivots — gun-rights absolutists wrested control of the group from the more sports-shooting enthusiast wing in 1977 — the latest NRA ad is more of a rebrand.
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But the RTB complaint itself pivots on GDPR's security requirements which demand that personal data be processed in a manner that "ensures appropriate security", including "protection against unauthorised or unlawful processing and against accidental loss".
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The debate pivots on a simple question: Does an island with a footprint slightly bigger than Delaware's and a population of 3.5 million (and dropping) really need 78 cash-hungry municipalities to serve its citizens?
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As Trump, the Republican Party's presumptive nominee, pivots away from the primary and Clinton looks to drive the final nail into Sanders's coffin in the Democratic race, here are five takeaways from the finance reports.
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"As Bitfinex pivots away from the U.S., I felt that, as a U.S. person, it was time for me to rethink my position as a member of the executive team," Potter said in a statement.
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Daniels, who held top roles at MTV, Lifetime Networks, and the WB before YouTube, is overhauling the video platform's content strategy as it pivots from a subscription-on-demand (SVOD) model to an AVOD model.
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Transition Briefing With Thanksgiving approaching, the transition team is putting the last touches on President-elect Donald J. Trump's national security leadership even as Mr. Trump pivots to his domestic and economic policy cabinet posts.
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It's clear that nailing private messaging is Facebook's current challenge, but if the company is still relevant a decade from now, messaging will probably just be one of multiple pivots the company has to make.
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As Apple pivots itself to sell services (Apple TV+, News+, Arcade, etc.) and more wearables (Apple Watch and AirPods), it won't need to rely on the iPhone to make up the bulk of its revenue.
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So the instant a twist is invoked, or even hinted at, the discussion immediately pivots toward figuring out just what said twist is and lining up all the right ducks in all the right rows.
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The investment is GM's hardest push yet to convince skeptics, particularly on Wall Street, that the more than 2259-year-old automaker can compete against Tesla as the auto industry pivots to all-electric vehicles.
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And the chain has also already made some "simple pivots" on messaging - releasing punchy and light-hearted ads focusing on Chipotle's "real" ingredients such as grilled adobo chicken, freshly made chips and hand-mashed guacamole.
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Like all in the flower business in Russia, his business pivots around Women's Day when the shops typically sell 150,000 stems, or more than $400,000 worth of roses, as much as a month of sales.
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"I'm thankful to have a big family that's still honest with me," he said, noting that "Black Panther" pivots on the conflict between T'Challa and Jordan's orphaned Killmonger, both of whom he can sympathize with.
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The complaint against Facebook pivots on whether US Government surveillance activity undermines European privacy protections — as the region's top court, the CJEU, previously ruled to be the case regarding a prior data transfer mechanism (Safe Harbor).
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Nominated for an Academy Award for best foreign language film, this methodical movie about a morally conflicted Danish commander pivots from the backwaters of Afghanistan to a courtroom in Denmark before ending with a quiet finish.
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The selections on opening day — Friday, March 4 — are pure New York: Woody Allen's "The Purple Rose of Cairo" and Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver" (which pivots on Robert De Niro's porn-movie date with Cybill Shepherd).
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One scene towards the end of the film, in which a distraught Liz recalls a giggly sexual encounter with Ted, suddenly pivots to his perspective, as he watches her splayed on the bed — the perfect prey.
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And doubly believable when you see that even against Wei Lei, who clearly has no clue how to carry himself, he runs straight past the Taichi master as the latter pivots off line by accidental instinct.
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Mattis seems to be creating policy on the fly that pivots on Trump's rhetoric, and is ramping up his aggressive language as a means of putting meat on the bones of Trump "fire and fury" statement.
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Set in a present that looks like real life but doesn't feel like it, the story pivots on its title sad sack, David Lamb, a habitual dissembler and possible sociopath mired in personal and professional crisis.
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But does the apparently progressive political stance of the "Trump of the Art World," which so easily pivots to an acceptance of racist extremism, "hardly represent the view of the mainstream art world," as Simchowitz claims?
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Washington (CNN)Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump announced Thursday a national finance chairman for his campaign -- a move aimed at creating a fundraising operation the candidate has long eschewed as he pivots to the general election.
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Its base rotates 83 degrees, pivots at three points, and has a decent-looking control panel with a sleep timer―all handy features if you've got books spread out, or need to accommodate a sleeping roommate.
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Kylie Minogue: Golden (BMG/Liberator) On her best album in forever, the Australian pop idol and veteran electrodisco specialist pivots to country, recording in Nashville and hiring producers and cowriters established in the country-pop industry.
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In Ginsberg specifically, Dorfman found both a muse and creative soulmate, and much of The B-Side pivots on this friendship—as well as the connection between Elsa and Errol, who converse freely throughout the film.
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Cramer Remix: How to rule over your retirement Cramer: Don't invest without these 3 things Cramer: Deep flaw that could be in your 401(k) Volume is another key tool that chartists use to find pivots.
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"Our staff has been organizing for several months, and we have legitimate grievances about unfair pay disparities, mismanaged pivots and layoffs, weak benefits, skyrocketing health insurance costs, diversity, and more," the employees said in a statement.
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Based on the work of the French journalist Jérôme Pierrat, the story pivots between the 1995 Balkans conflict and the present, as organized crime collides with banking, and a new breed of criminal — the bankster — evolves.
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It dropped from 35 million active users to 3 million in a few months, and after several failed pivots was sold to YouTube in a fire sale for a fraction of the cash it had raised.
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But for the rest of the album, Mr. Legend quickly pivots back to love and pleasure with the rhetorically awkward yet undeniably catchy "Penthouse Floor," which has a touch of Stevie Wonder in its dance beat.
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The movie then pivots, however, to the plot point that is the basis for the film's name, as Garrett seizes on a plan to buy a bank in his hometown, using the same front-man system.
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But the opposite has happened, putting him on stronger footing as he pivots to a second term with a Police Department transformed to exercise greater restraint as it focuses on building trust in the city's neighborhoods.
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Adapted from Meg Wolitzer's 2003 novel, the film pivots on the marriage between a celebrated author, Joe Castleman (Jonathan Pryce), and his wife, Joan (Glenn Close), whose symbiotic relationship has had profound implications for his success.
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It's another of the show's quick pivots of perception, through which we experience the scene as Ian Murray must, rather than as Claire does — her presence seems supernaturally strange in a way it didn't last episode.
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The rest of U.S.-China relations are much more complicated owing partly to Washington's muddled up full-spectrum dominance theories, with its latter-day offsprings exemplified by pivots to Asia, or Indo-Pacific, and strategic competition.
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"Stay With Me" pivots around a series of secrets Akin has kept from his wife — and the terrible, unspooling consequences those secrets will have on their marriage, and on the life of Akin's importunate brother Dotun.
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The frequent pivots back and forth between topics can be jarring, but they do serve the titular purpose of inviting us into Bill Gates' brain and working through the thoughts and impulses that make him tick.
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Boldly working against Canadiana, Mr. Funk has made a seeming hockey movie that pivots into a skewering of the masculinity at the core of the country's favorite pastime — and any institution that breeds single-minded competition.
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As Emily Lakdawalla wrote in an article for The Planetary Society, the three VBBs were successfully re-centered and they appear to be working:The VBBs are pendulums mounted on pivots that are as nearly frictionless as possible.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru will work to boost the liquidity of sol-denominated debt instruments as it takes a break from global debt markets and pivots to local bond issuances, the country's finance minister told Reuters on Thursday.
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Even for veterans of the category like Pebble, Fitbit and Jawbone — whose co-founder, Alex Asseily, also happens to be a co-founder of Elvie — there have been shut downs, job cuts and suggestions of b2b pivots.
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The precious metals producer has sold many of its mines as it pivots from the labour-intensive methods that have defined South African platinum mining to more mechanised operations, but struggled to dispose of loss-making Bokoni.
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He'll most likely have ample money and momentum as he pivots to the exceedingly hospitable terrain of South Carolina and a cluster of Cruz-friendly Southern states that will hold primaries during the first week of March.
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Like much of Fantastic Worlds, the incident pivots at the intersection of science and fiction, at a time when both fields were looking to a future that would surely be just as wondrous as it was strange.
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But that's significant in its own right: As she pivots to the general election, Hillary Clinton is making a point of featuring some of the core Democratic and progressive constituencies and issues that have gotten her here.
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At the same time, European politicians must tell their voters that, as the United States pivots away from the Middle East, Europe will have to bear a greater burden, because so much is at stake for us.
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We're in an age of nonlinear career paths — of early starts, late blooms, extreme pivots, and, more often than not, an accumulation of wildly different roles — and there is something to be learned from everyone's unique path.
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After Clinton briefly summarizes her plan to fight ISIS — intensify the bombing campaign, create a safe zone in Syria — she pivots straight to attacking Trump's claim that he has a "secret" plan to fight ISIS: What's Trump's?
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In the 1920s and '30s, Murphy beds proliferated, in a variety of models and designs — beds that folded up on hinges or rotated back on pivots, beds that were concealed behind cabinets or sprang out of closets.
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And then she pivots to an emotional discussion of online harassment; you can hear that it's clearly shaped her perception of the race: You can understand why Warren seems to think Sanders's disavowals ring a bit hollow.
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None of the pivots Mr. Kalanick tried — like on-demand delivery of food and packages through UberEats and UberRush, packing in more passengers via UberPool, and expansions into China, India and Russia — improved the bottom line. Why?
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This sequence follows a process-oriented strategy, but the odd illusionism of the light beams pivots the group away from a strictly formalist reading: the pictures are inherently abstract yet heavily suggest a connection to tactile reality.
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Our camera guy then pivots to the 'Queen' rapper, and asks if he thinks it's too soon for her to be talking babies and marriage with her new man/old flame, Kenneth Petty -- a convicted sex offender.
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There's not much more plot than that, but director Andrea Arnold is so sharply, smartly fixated on the unsure rhythms and pivots of young love—and on the ways poverty has pockmarked America—that you really won't care.
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It comes just before Stow pivots in his presentation to the message he really wants to resonate with the students: Bullies destroyed my life and if left unchecked they could destroy you or your loved ones as well.
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Facebook, by inflating the number of video views on its platform, precipitated innumerable "pivots to video" wherein people-who-write-things were laid off and video producers were hired (and then fired when the video views never materialized).
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The argument against expansion generally pivots on the same points: 1) More Medicaid = more federal government spending and meddling in state affairs, which should be avoided; 143) federal assistance doesn't promote self-sufficiency (in 2016, Idaho state Sen.
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RELATED: Trump praises Putin, pans US generals as Clinton pivots from email And as Trump faced criticism about Putin comments, the GOP nominee gave an interview to Larry King's program on RT, a Kremlin-backed cable news channel.
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"Randy and Klaas will provide strong leadership and continuity as the FSB pivots towards the implementation and evaluation of post-crisis reforms, and to addressing emerging vulnerabilities in the global financial system," Carney said in an FSB statement.
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Even 50 days out from the election, after countless attempted "pivots" to a steadier pose, his impulses -- to meet even a modest political jab, unflattering piece of reporting, or polite interruption with deeply personal attacks -- remain mostly unchecked.
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Check out JB in the vid -- the "Sexual Healing" serenading starts off directed at Hailey, but then he pivots and belts out the lyrics for the world to hear ... before pulling in a random guy for some lovin'.
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Read more: Disney slumps as earnings and sales miss expectations despite box-office hitsThe miss underscored the long and messy road that lies ahead of Disney as it pivots to streaming video to take on companies like Netflix.
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My parents were fed a lie — they won't be able to retire at 65 — so that cycle of beginning, middle, and end of life just doesn't exist anymore…How do you enable people to make those career pivots?
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The plot pivots on the relationship between Jochen (Gottfried John) and Marion (the ever-luminous Hanna Schygulla), a working-class couple who meet cute when he helps her to extract a stuck pickle jar from a vending machine.
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But there was something strained and strange about Sanders's repeated pivots from the pandemic to income inequality, from the pandemic to corrupt pharmaceutical executives, from the pandemic to how many millionaires and billionaires have contributed to Biden's campaign.
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General Motors this week will make its hardest push yet to convince skeptics, particularly on Wall Street, that the more than 110-year-old automaker can compete against Tesla as the auto industry pivots to all-electric vehicles.
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It's a bet, much like predicting a stock, that mainstream brands with nostalgic appeal and cannabis will have an intimate future, experts said, one that could be just the start of a flood of corporate pivots to weed.
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And with its peerless elegance, Cleveland is perhaps uniquely suited to capture these magical pivots — to conjure out of this small orchestra, busy punctuating clatter and babble, a sudden, shockingly full rush of feeling that tingles your skin.
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Books of The Times Ali Smith's new novel begins with the words "God was dead" and pivots to a scene in which a disembodied head hurls itself down a long hallway and shatters several priceless 18th-century figurines.
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That's largely powered by the action in the Fright Zone, as Catra — like Avatar: The Last Airbender's Prince Zuko — pivots from her basic role of chasing the good guys around the world and takes on a far richer arc.
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U.S. "pivots to Asia" and official statements about opposing China's global expansion appear to have convinced Beijing that Washington was out to disrupt the Chinese economy and to stop China's rapid ascent as a credible challenger to America's interests.
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One of the significant pivots of the story as told on the podcast was that a potential alibi witness, Asia McClain, claimed to have seen Syed in their high school library during the time prosecutors said Lee was murdered.
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The sudden switch to a free-market economy and freewheeling multiparty democracy has produced patronage politics, abrupt policy pivots and much dirty dealing when it comes to the licensing and regulation of mining projects, property deals and other business.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has cleared the path for both policy pivots globally, as Europe's steadily weakening economy has led deteriorating figures on trade from the U.S. Go deeper: White House considered "legality of demoting" Fed Chair
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In the third episode, on jungles, Attenborough pivots from the amazing adaptations of Borneo's carnivorous plants to a simple time-lapse animation from space, showing how the island has lost half of its forest in the past 50 years.
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As he marks the 100th day of his administration Saturday and pivots from a contentious period of marking a milestone he rejects but is fervently observing all the same, the President is revisiting the scorched earth of his campaign.
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The sequel's plot pivots on two more events: Daddy, played by Ricky Schroder, and the seven Parton children scrimping so Mama can get a wedding ring, and later, Mama and the kids surviving a deadly blizzard with Daddy away.
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You snap the iPad into the underside of the top of the case, and then, when you open the case, the tablet pivots smoothly and quickly into a single slot above the keys which contains the electronic connecting pins.
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But it pivots from that emotional spot to an agile analysis of racism as "an old-world idea" manufactured by elites, from Harvard professors who propagated eugenics or the clash of civilizations to leading environmental and reproductive rights organizations.
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Tesla has slashed up to $14,000 off its Model X in China after Beijing announced major tariff cuts for imported automobiles, a potential sales boost for the U.S. firm as the world's largest auto market pivots towards electric cars.
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After her lively investigation of the way we fight now, she pivots and takes a historical look at how we've attempted to define and regulate war, and how the modern notions of human rights and international law came about.
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It pivots toward those left behind in the previous round of tax cuts, targeting €6 billion in housing and payroll tax cuts at the working class, on top of reductions in employee health care contributions and unemployment insurance payments.
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But it is Europe's far bigger markets that, in the long run, will generate the traffic needed to make Khorgos and a second, more antiquated Kazakh railway hub near the Chinese border at Dostyk more than just regional pivots.
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Dorothy also butts in on the action, proving she's the series' most consistently entertaining character, as she quickly pivots from panicking that her daughter is going to get killed while playing hero, to seeing a financial opportunity in action figures.
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" Navalny then revealed a full version of the video himself, including a few extra seconds at the end in which he pivots to the camera and exclaims that he's just "trying to make 50,000 rubles off those fools at LifeNews!
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"This is how we do it at Papi's house—all day," Big Papi says as he pivots back and forth roughly 70 degrees, cigar billowing smoke out of a perfectly etched break in his thick beard, which follows his mouth line.
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The company has been through a number of pivots and rebrands since 2010, starting first as Akosha, a platform for businesses to communicate with customers; then becoming Helpchat, a personal assistant and chatbot; and lastly its most recent pivot to Tapzo.
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It's an apt question, given that the eight-installment series—part girl-goes-missing mystery, part multi-dimension travelogue—has been rigged with the kind of plot pivots and character reveals designed to lure you in further with each episode.
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As MoviePass is scrambling around trying to convince the outside world that everything is just fine, Helios and Matheson is reportedly on the verge of being thrown off stock exchanges, and its constant pivots continue to play poorly in the press.
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When he's not working as a sound designer at the National Theatre of Iceland, the composer pivots to a more sinister form of dramaturgy as the genre-blending metal composer GlerAkur (that's Icelandic for "Glass Field," in case you were wondering).
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Employees at BuzzFeed News have agreed to form a union to address what organizers called "unfair pay disparities, mismanaged pivots and layoffs, weak benefits, skyrocketing health insurance costs, diversity, and more" — and the company signaled it is open to voluntary recognition.
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Like the Ionic, this isn't the device that's going to turn around Fitbit's fortunes once and for all — a fact the company seems keenly aware of as it pivots a big chunk of its business to the professional health sector.
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The company has said that by 2023, about 10% of its fleet of stores could mimic the Lincoln Park location, as it pivots toward an "experiential" model for its shops that incorporates activities for customers beyond just browsing for gear.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Russia wants to hold maritime drills with the Philippines to help combat terrorism and piracy, sending two warships to Manila for the first official navy-to-navy contact, as President Rodrigo Duterte pivots to United States' traditional rivals.
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"Our staff has been organizing for several months, and we have legitimate grievances about unfair pay disparities, mismanaged pivots and layoffs, weak benefits, skyrocketing health insurance costs, diversity, and more," says a mission statement posted to BuzzFeed News Union's site.
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" The show's second segment pivots away from frat dudes to focus on finding love for Gilberto Valle, a New York City police officer who was convicted of a conspiracy to kidnap, cook, and eat women, better known as the "Cannibal Cop.
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"If (Amazon) really pivots and want to go after Netflix and offer a stand-alone streaming subscription business for $7 a month, that would be Amazon-esque and that would cut at Netflix," said Mahaney, RBC Capital Markets' lead internet analyst.
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O. S.) THE FITS This visually lush and uncommon coming-of-age story pivots on Toni (Royalty Hightower), an 11-year-old who tags after her older brother during his trips to the boxing gym of a neighborhood rec center.
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And then she pivots to an emotional discussion of online harassment; you can hear that it's clearly shaped her perception of the race: In the interview, it's clear that Sanders's disavowals of online harassment ring a little hollow in Warren's ears.
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The deal ends a major source of trade irritation as the Trump administration pivots to a much bigger fight with China, where U.S. tariffs now are active on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods and threatened on $267 billion more.
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Notably, as Dara Lind explained for Vox, the plan does not address the unauthorized immigrants currently living in the United States; it also pivots away from Trump's habit of talking only about the crisis of migrants crossing the southern border.
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Although he is only 5 foot 9 and 150 pounds, Janewattananond can hit towering drives, and he swings with such force that his left foot — his front foot — pivots and almost leaves the ground just after impact with the golf ball.
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Rather than leaving actors to improvise their way through creating a sex scene, as often happens, Ms. Sina designs a choreography that is as structured as the steps of a dance or the pivots and parries of a sword fight.
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This is called "aggregated video," and it has been inescapable on social media ever since news organizations made their pivots to video content, and have persisted despite the revelation that Facebook fabricated the video views numbers which spurred that pivot.
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The narrative then pivots back to his boyhood in a Syracuse suburb, tracing his journey to New York City and his introduction to the eccentric downtown personality whose theories of parallel timelines and passion for the past would change his life.
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World powers now know what it's been like for Trump's fellow Republicans and staff in a week of turmoil and neck-jerking policy pivots that have left them groping for clarity and trying to work out exactly where the President stands.
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But as the news cycle pivots from the Google Manifesto to the deadly actions of white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, we have a unique and critical opportunity to be on the right side of history when it comes to denouncing intolerance.
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Then it pivots to a more practical how-to guide for believers trying to build religious communities — churches, schools, families, social networks — that are more resilient, more rigorous and more capable of passing on the faith than much of Christianity today.
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Notably, as Vox's Dara Lind explains, the plan does not address the undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States; it also pivots away from Trump's habit of talking only about the crisis of undocumented migrants crossing the southern border.
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An alarming percentage of the public conversation about which bodies our culture values or rejects pivots around models, actresses, and other professionally beautiful people reassuring what they seem to believe is a dubious public that they are, in fact, super hot.
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Instead, he pivots to gun control — an issue whose highly partisan nature spoils the mood — largely because it offers an outlet for the sense that something must be done that doesn't commit the administration to doing anything it thinks would backfire.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Tesla Inc has slashed up to $13,000 off its Model X in China after Beijing announced major tariff cuts for imported automobiles, a potential sales boost for the U.S. firm as the world's largest auto market pivots towards electric cars.
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My guess — more of my hope, really — is that by the end of the show's run, we will realize this was a "first chapter," of sorts, as the show pivots to a new chapter about how unsustainable the theocratic hellscape of Gilead is.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is considering plans to restore military bases in Vietnam and Cuba that had served as pivots of Soviet global military power during the Cold War, Russian news agencies quoted Russian Deputy Defence Minister Nikolai Pankov as saying on Friday.
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Above the 10-speaker array, the XPS 27 offers a choice of 4K displays: one with touch and an articulating stand that pivots the computer down to an almost flat position, and another without touch but with higher brightness (350 nits versus 300).
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According to its creators in publicity materials, "o' death," a production of PS 122's Coil festival, "impossibly and playfully attempts to prove that death does not exist," an apt description for a piece that flirts with destruction but pivots unexpectedly toward creation.
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In the second demo, also about a minute, a man calls a restaurant to book a reservation; the woman on the receiving end has a heavy accent and isn't offering the best information, so the caller pivots to make a new request.
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The latest court filings shed light on Beriker's decision-making process in those final months, touching on Munchery's frequent pivots, the company's 2017 layoffs, its plans to scale sales of Munchery products in Amazon Go stores and failed attempts at a sale.
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Season 2 picks up with Noora Amalie Sætre (Josefine Frida Pettersen), a friend of Eva's, before season 3 pivots to Isak Valtersen (Tarjei Sandvik Moe), a close friend of Eva and Jonas' from season 1 who is coming to terms with his sexuality.
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LEADING THE DAY CONGRESS: Senate Republicans are begging the White House for an increase in consultation after a month where lawmakers were blindsided in a number of situations, including on multiple nominees and sudden policy proposals and pivots out of the White House.
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In the second episode, which Earn spent in jail, a funny scene of a mentally ill guy who spits toilet water on a cop pivots abruptly when he gets beaten at length, while the other prisoners try to pretend it's not happening.
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" He neatly pivots to link this observation to contemporary art: "Writers like George Saunders, Ben Marcus, Sam Lipsyte, Sheila Heti, Ben Lerner, and Chris Kraus have clear parallels with painters Charline Von Heyl, Mary Weatherford, Joe Bradley, Chris Martin, Richard Aldrich, et al.
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" But in the second verse, she pivots: "Rules you don't like, but you still want to keep them / Said you were fine for whatever reason / Sure we can chill, try and keep it platonic / Now you can't tell if I'm really ironic.
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Life-altering, self-inflicted change like career pivots or cross-country moves don't trouble me, but my music playlist has not fundamentally changed in 15 years and the loss of trivial things that I return to largely for nostalgic reasons causes existential panic.
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Trump has previously called Clinton the "worst secretary of state in the history of the United States," and often pivots to criticisms of her handling of the September 11, 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, which killed the US ambassador and three other Americans.
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But the episode underscores the shifting nature of the fight against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, a still-potent threat as it pivots from its battlefield losses in Iraq and Syria to directing guerrilla insurgencies in the Middle East and beyond.
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"); "President Trump never mentioned U.S. security assistance to Ukraine" (he pivots when it is mentioned to his request for a favor); and "President Zelensky never verbalized any disagreement, discomfort, or concern about any facet of the U.S.-Ukrainian relationship or President Trump's comments.
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"The next focus for markets is whether Trump pivots to a much more protectionist, isolationist policy, or he tries to play a little bit better in the global game," said Mark McCormick, North America head of foreign exchange strategy at TD Securities.
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Eventually, it pivots around Nadia's friendship with Aubrey, whose mother is also absent, and it traces their relationship as they grow into adulthood in a very tender, emotionally perceptive way—a friendship, like many, with ecstatic moments of communion and with low betrayals.
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AP: But a lot of progressives are worried that now that the primaries are over and Clinton is the nominee, and probably the next president, the left will lose its momentum, as she makes compromises with Republicans and pivots to the center.
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Which brings us back to the ending: All of a sudden, a story about Annie's nose-dive into the darkest depths of her mind pivots into the supernatural, in a climax so gory as to rival any horror film that has come before it.
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Though it pivots around the central plot question of what happens when a mad king sits on the throne, its main theme is existential: Lear's awareness of his own impending mortality is the terrifying fissure in his sanity that cracks his world in two.
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The way she has always fought is in simple one-twos, with her feet on a line until she wants to swing her right hand, and with no lateral movement—relying instead on long pivots after her opponent has already left the firing line.
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Having spent its first 84 pages providing Jane with a plethora of potential mysteries to investigate, the narrative pivots on a single moment of decision and then spins out from there into several parallel timelines, unraveling what might ensue from every choice she makes.
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Trump and a growing number of market participants view the December rate hike — the fourth of the year — as a policy mistake that came amid several pivots and missteps that caused Powell and other officials to change their public statements to assuage investors' nerves.
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Notably, as Vox's Dara Lind explained, the outline does not address the undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States and pivots away from talking only on the urgent crisis of undocumented crossing the southern border, which have dominated Trump's immigration tirades of late.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Seventeen Chinese provinces with combined economic output more than six times the size of Australia's gross domestic product (GDP) have cut their 2018 growth targets as the world's second-biggest economy pivots away from growth driven by polluting factories and risky lending.
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The sport has moved on without him: DeAndre Jordan realized Sanders' destiny of becoming the game's premier defensive center, while the 2015 draft class of Karl-Anthony Towns, Jahlil Okafor, and Myles Turner brought the league a fresh crop of young pivots to dream upon.
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If you are inclined to blame the former President Barack Obama's casting about with pivots to Asia and China's exclusion from a trans-Pacific trade deal, think of how wise and operational are our sinologists' thoughts for settling the accounts between the nuclear-armed states.
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His quick pivots — from the melancholy Romantic effusion of an arialike passage, for example, to an orchestral riff on the Champs' mambo-lite '50s pop number "Tequila" — are so agile and persuasive that you sometimes forget to notice that the juxtapositions are plainly, intentionally ridiculous.
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But it's rarely that easy, because your opponent gets a chance to set the terms of the debate — which is why Romney's primary season plan was savaged as a middle-class tax hike, despite all his attempted pivots, deep into the fall of 2012.
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Trills, oscillations and vibrations are everywhere in music that pivots, often suddenly, from confidence to reticence and is often yearning and delightful, like the tangy combination of bassoon, English horn and oboe (Bryan Young, Michelle Farrah and Kemp Jernigan) in "Glück" ("Bliss"), the eighth hour.
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His newly restored "La Belle Noiseuse," which won the Grand Jury Prize at Cannes in 1991, pivots on the tense push-pull dynamic between a painter (Michel Piccoli) and his model (Emmanuelle Béart) as they embark on the creation of his would-be masterpiece.
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If you are a young, new artist, such attention can be gratifying, of course — and is increasingly important in order to launch a career — but it can also be damaging; once the spotlight pivots from you to someone even younger and newer, what remains?
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Trump continued to perform a series of panicky pivots from one unconvincing justification to another; various advisers and factotums gamely mirrored his erratic choreography, in the vein of Katy Perry's Left Shark Super Bowl dancing companion—a beat late and reliably a bit off.
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Yet as Congress pivots to tax reform — which is crucial to the wealth creation that will put the nation back on the prosperous path — the president can take matters into his own hands by issuing an executive order to index capital gains for inflation.
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There's an incident of ultra-violence near the end of the first season, and I'm going to describe it, because it's the fulcrum on which the show pivots; it's also grotesque enough that fans of the books wondered how the show's producers would handle it.
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In between, lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic raised concerns about Facebook's power, the New York Times reported there is a criminal probe into Facebook's data sharing deals, and two top execs are leaving as the company pivots to being more privacy focused.
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After listing all the laws that banks are probably violating by taking cannabis cash, the memo then pivots and says that in spite of these potential banking infractions, feds are focusing on enforcing the eight law-enforcement priorities outlined in a previous DOJ memo.
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As Congress pivots from the GOP's tax measure that overwhelming benefits wealthy shareholders over workers, the Senate is expected to vote on an under-the-radar rewrite of banking rules that prioritizes the deregulatory wishlist of banks ahead of consumers and the health of our banking system.
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It opens with protagonist Maurice Flowers attempting to kill himself (and failing), then pivots immediately into incredibly broad comedy (complete with an over-the-top caricature of an Asian man who seems placed in the show at random to court offense — and is played by Sharpe himself).
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra's eyes still light up when he remembers "The Play" — the dramatic finish of the 1982 football game between Stanford and UC Berkeley, his alma mater — a moment which he said helped define his Silicon Valley journey through decisive pivots and major market changes.
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That's the one where Trump pivots from a discussion of US military aid to Ukraine to asking Zelensky to "do me a favor though:" investigating Burisma, the Ukrainian company that had Hunter Biden on the board, and a conspiracy theory about Ukraine's role in the 2016 election.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisFive things to know about Trump's call with Ukraine leader Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead MORE (D-Calif.), behind in the polls, pivots sharply to an Iowa-first strategy.
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Libraries are doing an admirable job in promoting digital literacy, through training programs on the internet—nearly every library program I perused had some version of internet literacy on their program schedule—and through their own pivots to digital with apps like Overdrive, Kanopy, and Lynda.
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One of the marvels of "Red Shoes" — indeed of many of Koethe's poems — is how much ground he covers, how effortlessly he pivots from one thought (memory/perception) to another, how precisely he is able to register the drift of one's thinking in pursuit of something intangible.
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The season begins with him still navigating the wreckage of his break-up with Rabbi Raquel, but pivots around its midpoint when Rita — the adult woman whose sexual abuse of Josh when he was a teenager has hung over his life like a cloud — kills herself in a mall.
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You couldn't blame PewDiePie for not wanting to make videos where he screams at video games for the rest of his life, but as he pivots to whatever's next, wrestling with his audience along the way, you can't help but wonder what'll come out on the other side.
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Working again with the director Vincente Minnelli, whose eye for color aligns with van Gogh's, Douglas opens the film as a Protestant missionary who devotes himself to helping the poor in coal country, then pivots when he discovers painting, a craft that leads to frustration, poverty and madness.
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Atrium, a legal services startup that has raised $75.5 million from funders such as Andreessen Horowitz, according to its website, on Monday said it is laying off most of its legal staff as it pivots away from its original goal of replacing traditional law firms using a subscription model.
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But they also needed a way for guests to get to the bathroom without walking through the bedroom area, so they added what amounts to a secret passage through the walk-in closet, by way of a floor-to-ceiling shoe-rack that pivots open like a door.
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In the heroine's two telephone calls with her husband—one deceptively innocent, one panic-stricken—on which the action pivots, Weber introduces an ingenious invention to match, a triple-split screen that evokes the disorientations of communication at a distance as well as the shattering conflict of the drama.
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There have been nearly as many false pivots as real crises: Mr. Trump was expected to adopt a kinder-gentler attitude after an "Access Hollywood" recording of him making lewd comments about women surfaced last fall, but after a short statement of contrition he went back on the attack.
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The movie immediately pivots to the characters all attempting to kill each other at the behest of a mysterious voice, and the weird universality of this particular office environment is likely meant to suggest what would happen if any one of the millions of offices around the world erupted into bloodshed.
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Disagreements between Clinton and Sanders over the wisdom of single-payer health care, over the merits of the 2007 immigration reform bill, over the Export-Import Bank, and a half-dozen other issues ended up being cut short in favor of pivots to often-useless questions about email servers or Benghazi.
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Now an established leader in an industry that's been flipped on its head, Patreon's path has been anything but predictable — peppered with its share of milestones, mishaps, pivots, champions, and critics — and offers invaluable insights for founders, investors, creatives, or those looking to make sense of the new media landscape.
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J.P. Morgan raised its 9503-month S&P 2950 forecast on Monday, telling clients the market is set for even more gains in the second half of the year as the Federal Reserve pivots toward easier monetary policy and the Trump administration looks to end its entrenched trade war with China.
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Peter's attempt at freestyling gives us this timeless couplet: I could tell you something real from my heart Or I could tell you something fake like a fart Rachel wants brain as well as brawn, so the date pivots in a very different direction: the first-ever Bachelor National Spelling Bee.
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A U.S. that pivots its attention back to the Gulf, while also dealing with an unresolved and destabilizing crisis in Venezuela, a looming trade war with China and ongoing political turmoil at home, is a Washington that is far less inclined to interfere in Russian plans for the greater Eurasian space.
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His sense of when each pot is ready is uncanny: when the room is busy, he may pause midway through describing Green Sanctuary White ("really savory, almost like an aperitif"), as if hearing an alarm, and ask you politely to hold, please, as he pivots gracefully to decant another customer's tea.
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In terms of the latter, much of the "electability" chatter of the last few weeks pivots explicitly or implicitly on the assumption that she and Warren would be at a disadvantage in the Rust Belt because white male voters would be less open to them than to Biden or Sanders.
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That is, a plan that starts with sheltering in place today and pivots to gradual openings and back-to-work opportunities as soon as the data tells us that is safe — with your experts giving regular updates on where the country is in achieving benchmarks laid out by this plan.
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She goes on to say the claims about the problems with her and her son's passport applications are unfounded, and then pivots to her deceased son Damian Clairmont, who was issued a Canadian passport months before his departure to Syria, despite the fact that law enforcement had been surveilling him for two years.
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It would be weird to start a season of UnReal with just three contestants remaining on Everlasting, and at least some of the Darius storyline pivots off all of the crazy stuff he's been through since he made his ill-fated decision to join this season of UnReal's show-within-a-show.
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Asked if it might make sense to establish a committee to represent the diverse interests of YouTube's enormous community, he first tells me that might happen, after YouTube recognizes the union, then pivots to no: "It would be really dangerous to make it really democratic," as there are just too many disparate concerns.
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On first inspection, the T22s look like one of those over-engineered German sedans that have 23-way adjustable seats — each ear pad pivots 25 degrees and also slides back and forth as well as up and down — which usually makes me wary that the default design just isn't all that great.
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Late last year, Microsoft also unveiled Surface Studio, a big-screen desktop that bears a passing resemblance to the Apple iMac — except its vertical display effortlessly pivots into a kind of digital drafting table, a slick trick that you can imagine Steve Jobs having lots of fun showing off at a keynote address.
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But as the stakes grow greater for his father's embattled kingdom, Mr. Hassell's Hal pivots convincingly from errant playboy to determined warrior, and ultimately, of course, to an inspiring Henry V. His few scenes with his doubting, despairing father, imbued by Mr. Britton with an exhausted desperation tinged with shadowing guilt, are deeply affecting.
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One of the signal contributions of "Blood Brothers" — a rigorously researched book that gracefully pivots between the world of the ring and the racial politics of the early '60s — is its excavation of Cassius Clay Sr.'s impact in shaping his son's views on race, and thereby enhancing the appeal of the Nation of Islam.
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WHAT'S IMPORTANT TODAY Trump pivots to precautions "Each and every one of us has a critical role to play in stopping the spread and transmission of the virus," Trump said yesterday, asking Americans to avoid discretionary travel and social gatherings, while pleading for older people and those with preexisting medical conditions to stay home.
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The plot of "Modern Gods" pivots around several disparate journeys: Liz Donnelly, whose anthropology Ph.D. led to early success with a self-help book and TV series in which she applied the teachings of Lévi-Strauss to the project of personal happiness, returns to her hometown in Northern Ireland for her younger sister's wedding.
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Vimeo pivots business from media to tech If you ever hoped that Vimeo might evolve to challenge YouTube meaningfully as a video portal with a slightly more refined aesthetic and better curation, those hopes should now officially be dashed: the IAC-owned property is pivoting to become a stock footage destination, its CEO told Sara Fischer.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) is an object lesson in what happens in 2016 to an outsider who pivots to accommodate the party.
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Mr Lewandowski batted aside reports that he had fought with the campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, a veteran political operative who has made no secret of his desire to make Mr Trump more "presidential" in tone and manner, as the campaign pivots from appealing to Republican primary voters, a small and impassioned slice of the electorate, to the general public.
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"There was something strained and strange about Sanders's repeated pivots from the pandemic to income inequality, from the pandemic to corrupt pharmaceutical executives, from the pandemic to how many millionaires and billionaires have contributed to Biden's campaign," The New York Times' Frank Bruni wrote after last week's debate, in which Sanders and Biden sparred over coronavirus relief.
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More from the New York Times: Late last year, Microsoft also unveiled Surface Studio, a big-screen desktop that bears a passing resemblance to the Apple iMac — except its vertical display effortlessly pivots into a kind of digital drafting table, a slick trick that you can imagine Steve Jobs having lots of fun showing off at a keynote address.
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But even as Clinton pivots to the fall and her likely opponent, Donald Trump, Democrats caution her to not turn her back on Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE too soon.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's convention manager Paul Manafort will reportedly be moving to a more prominent role as the campaign pivots to the general election.
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The deal pairs together a startup that has had held a lot of promise but has also has been through several rebrands and pivots in search of a viable business model; with an e-commerce leviathan that has already invested billions of dollars money into India but is looking for a way of expanding its reach in beyond its own marketplace.
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Unlike the home appliance industry, which largely ceded control to the biggest players in tech to take over the smart home with products of their own, the auto industry has a leg up on Silicon Valley: tech companies can't build products as complex as cars, and even attempts from companies as well-funded and determined as Apple have resulted in failures and pivots.
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So I think this has been a process of trying to digest, you know, Fed policy pivots which have created a lot of volatility and then the fact that the global economy has slowed down in a very major way since the really peak period of late '17 early '18 The deficit and the national debt are totally out of control.
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As the episode pivots back and forth between those earlier years and the direct aftermath of Gianni's death — not by disease, but by a random act of violence — we see Donatella struggling with her competing ideas about the direction the company should be heading in, and her insecurity at having to replace the man known worldwide as a creative genius.
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Eugene's novel pivots around an inquiry as to how the histories of Singleton, Meg and Rake were entangled back in Vietnam — an inquiry that italicizes the essential role that memory (or its erasure) plays in an individual's sense of self, and the sort of historical amnesia that can come to afflict a nation blundering deeper and deeper into a pointless war.
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But even as Clinton pivots to the general election and her likely opponent, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, Democrats caution Clinton to not turn her back on the Vermont senator too soon.
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They keep getting waylaid by a variety of amusing calamities and poignant meetings, and the episode skillfully pivots from the hilarious (Issa trying to wake up her friends after they all fall asleep while waiting for Molly to show up after work, by banging sheet pans together) to the moving (Issa and new love interest Nathan connecting in a broken Ferris wheel car).
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" Girlboss pivots to provide a LinkedIn for professional women Attention Capital, founded by media heavyweights including former Fox Networks Group president Joe Marchese, Snap's former head of content Nick Bell and former Palantir executive Ashlyn Gentry, seeks to acquire media and technology platforms that "properly measure and value attention and are positioned to exponentially benefit in a market correction of the attention economy.
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Whether you work in Silicon Valley or compete with its denizens, our mission is to give you the info you need to stay ahead of the pack, with exclusive, fly-on-the-wall reporting from inside tech's most innovative companies; smart analysis that reveals the real story behind product pivots, management shake-ups, and acquisitions; and honest insight and perspectives from the players shaping the market.
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Particularly ill-served by this approach is Tig's girlfriend, Brooke (Casey Wilson), who exists mostly to provide a reason that Tig might want to return to LA. But she pivots so quickly to someone Tig wants to break up with that she feels less like a character and more like a plot mechanic — someone whose only purpose is to fulfill certain functions of the story.
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Across the field, Iowa offers a series of ideological, racial and generational sub-primaries: between Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders for the mantle of progressive leader, between Senators Cory Booker and Kamala Harris to be the leading black candidate before the race pivots to more diverse states, and between Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Mr. O'Rourke and other fresh faces offering a turn-the-page-on-the-past candidacy.
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Over the course of the book, Coster pivots back and forth between Penelope's perspective — furious with her mother, heartbroken for her father, ridden with guilt for failing to live up to both parents' expectations, and deeply resentful of the white people who have changed her neighborhood — and that of Mirella, waiting hopefully in the Dominican Republic for Penelope to come and see that Mirella has made a good life for herself.
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The next it's the middle of July, strawberries gone and sour cherries on their way out, passable corn coming in from the farms down south, pretty good tomatoes, too, and before long there'll be fireworks going for Labor Day and everyone back in hard shoes for those meetings with the senior VPs, the kind that end with resets and pivots, everyone laddering up toward deliverables, iterative releases, the language of woe.
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As the 10 All Stars gather backstage and the top two queens, Roxxxy Andrews and Tatianna, deliberate on whom to send home, the discussion quickly pivots from talk of strategy (as Tatianna suggests) to the fact that sending home a beloved queen — or one who might be a threat down the line — could have reverberations outside the show, with angry fans going after them on social media and beyond.
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With a history of boosting natural gas, a team of climate and energy advisers who've gotten millions from the fossil fuel industry, and a longtime distaste for deficit spending, Joe Biden isn't likely to argue strongly for a big government investment package that pivots away from shale; former Biden adviser Jared Bernstein told the Post he might even support the idea of a shale bailout for Hamm and company.
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You've noticed the decades of hair styles and pivots in emotional intent, from the loaded confrontations of what the exhibition reminds us was once called "talk-back TV" to the "best self" era — basically, from her inspiring the cage matches of Jerry Springer and Maury Povich to featuring the real talk of Iyanla Vanzant, the gender decoding of John Gray and the Richter-scale-registering impact of Oprah's Book Club.
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Delegate wise, here's where things are projected to stand after New Hampshire and Iowa combined: (Remember the lucky number is 1,0003) In short: We've only just begun Democrats have a problem, though, as the race pivots toward diverse contests where people of color will start to cast their votes: Two of the top three finishers in New Hampshire barely have any support from nonwhite voters in the more diverse states in the South.
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NFX Guild's James Currier's journey from baiting hooks to baiting big deals Jake Winebaum, founder & CEO of Brighter, a Saas-enabled dental marketplace, has been a serial entrepreneur for 35 years, with many pivots and adventures along the way In an interview with Mayfield Partners, Jake takes us on a journey from his first startup in college to his idea to disrupt the healthcare industry with Brighter, a provider of information and services around dental benefits.
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How WhatsApp, FaceTime and other encryption apps shaped the outcome of the Mueller report Craig Timberg and Drew Harwell have a piece on how the special counsel's investigation was made more difficult by encrypted messaging apps that serves as a nice preview of something we are going to be talking about a lot as Facebook pivots to privacy: Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III detailed multiple contacts among Russian operatives and associates of President Trump in the report made public Thursday.
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It's not like Angel offered any specific guidance on what I should do to extinguish the current sources of doom in my life — my partner's student loan debt, the #GOPTaxScam, my job security in the midst of a series of pivots to video, Nazi resurgence, climate change, #MeToo, and so on — but the whole exercise made me feel seen, as though there is something out there to explain why I am the way I am, and what role I'm destined to play in this cosmic farce.
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" In a 21979 article, in the journal Rethinking History , David Harlan, a historian and the author of the "The Degradation of American History," described Burns's major films as "dramas of integration," referring not only to the centrality of race in his work—"Baseball" pivots around Jackie Robinson—but to Burns's overarching commitment to the idea of a shared American culture, one whose values and ideals "can be found not in European intellectual traditions but in American social practices, in the myriad things Americans actually do together.
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Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Overnight Energy: GOP lawmaker parodies Green New Deal in new bill | House Republicans accuse Dems of ramming through climate bill | Park Service chief grilled over shutdown House Republicans accuse Dems of ramming through climate bill MORE (Texas), the chairman of the 170-member Republican Study Committee, also has not pledged his support to Trump, saying he still wants to hear more policy specifics from the nominee as he pivots to the general.
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