Clem said that he'd been reading up on the law.
|
|
Those are the ones I've really been reading up on.
|
|
"I was obsessed with it, reading up on it," she recalled.
|
|
Try reading up on the most effective strategies for paying off debt.
|
|
But that doesn't mean reading up on his Zodiac sign won't prove enlightening.
|
|
After reading up on it, she tells me that she finds it worrying.
|
|
It's worth reading up on these fixes, and factoring them into your decision.
|
|
I spent the morning reading up on golfers I didn't know enough about.
|
|
Get set for Week 12 by reading up on these 10 potential pickups.
|
|
Her father, house painter John Sand, started reading up on other Rhino crashes.
|
|
In January, I started reading up on phrenology, the pseudoscience of skull study.
|
|
You don't install in an abandoned prison without reading up on inmates' lives.
|
|
Do a little reading up on the sundeck, then let your inner wildcat out.
|
|
They asked me why I had been reading up about the situation in Syria.
|
|
Now she turned what time and energy she had toward reading up on immunization.
|
|
But, soon after finding out, I started reading up on the American electoral system.
|
|
Reading up on the play it kind of reminded me of George Orwell's '1984'.
|
|
Before committing to keeping chickens, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
|
|
Instead, he spends his spare time reading up on computer programming and artificial intelligence.
|
|
I spent the last three months reading up on the candidates and their platforms.
|
|
We started reading up on vegan and vegetarian lifestyles and watching documentaries on Netflix.
|
|
Your Scorpio friend may enjoy reading up on psychic self-defense or essential negotiation strategies.
|
|
If you want to get weird, start reading up on Mercury and Venus' solar days.
|
|
Spend the morning reading up on the best way to approach agents for my novel.
|
|
Over and over — in Burn After Reading, Up In The Air, The Descendents, Hail, Caesar!
|
|
Before you flock to this trend, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
|
|
Well, I've spent way too much time reading up about this to leave you hanging.
|
|
I am reading up on index funds and looking to be a more educated investor.
|
|
Further sadden yourself by reading up on Rocky's chances of survival in the real world.
|
|
He enjoys reading up on the country we're visiting and planning the best course of action.
|
|
But then, after following YouTube tutorials and reading up on the Internet, Kitchin made a breakthrough.
|
|
And I seriously doubt that she was spending her time post-kidnapping reading up on oligarchs.
|
|
After reading up on the Internet, Chris thought lope could be the solution to his problems.
|
|
They spent the winters intensively reading up on the sinking, trying to pinpoint the ship's coordinates.
|
|
Reading up on the attraction can make a vast difference in how much you appreciate it.
|
|
Reading up on these issues was like looking over every Phys Ed report I'd ever received.
|
|
You mentioned reading up on familiar struggles of other artists to make it feel less lonely.
|
|
Reading up on it, she found case reports of patients who sounded remarkably like her husband.
|
|
So I'm learning and I'm reading up now and I'm getting educated, because that's really our weapon.
|
|
So are Gilly and Sam sitting in Oldtown, unknowingly reading up on their old friend Jon Snow?
|
|
Well, he said to Dr. Centor, he had been reading up on Cubicin just the week before.
|
|
Until then, publishers interested in developing for the format can start reading up on how they're created.
|
|
He's been reading up on the rules of American football, which he has begun to watch regularly.
|
|
That can happen through reading up on the culture, taking a workshop, or listening to a podcast.
|
|
Indeed, he says, that was what he believed himself until he started reading up on the incident.
|
|
You can also find an expert by reading up on your specialized needs in newsletters and journals.
|
|
Early in his career, reading up on the technology industry helped him get an edge on competitors.
|
|
After reading up on them, you may find yourself itching to update your own long-neglected access point.
|
|
Economists expected the consumer sentiment index to hit 90.6 in August's final reading, up from 90 in July.
|
|
"People are actually interested in providing value and reading up so it becomes authentic and real," he said.
|
|
Maybe Harrison's just reading up for a future movie role, but we think Chewie would be highly disappointed.
|
|
Plus, reading up on the latest trends makes me more aware of what's going on in the world.
|
|
So, I started reading up on nutrition and learning about how we hurt our bodies with bad food choices.
|
|
This is a fantastic time to regain your inner-balance by practicing meditation and reading up on psychic development.
|
|
So after getting repeatedly boned one weekend in Overwatch, I started reading up on ways to up my game.
|
|
Two years ago, Cali started reading up on personal finance and trying to understand where her money was going.
|
|
Beyond reading up on the issues, you can still do a small part to influence the big environmental picture.
|
|
He spent the next year and a half researching options, reading up on sociology, phenomenology, and the philosophy of technology.
|
|
"I felt completely blindsided," said Dickson, whose disillusionment led her to start watching documentaries and reading up on the issue.
|
|
The likelihood of an impeachment trial has senators and aides reading up on the process, with a lot to digest.
|
|
Whether she's examining a mysterious body, reading up on aliens or just dealing with Mulder, Scully, of course, looks flawless.
|
|
Reading up on Bannon's politics, Broecker began to worry that Bannon might not understand the scientific consensus on climate change.
|
|
Where else could I go for salvation, maintaining my professional mien and reading up on Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux?
|
|
He works out regularly, eats vegetarian, and spends time reading up on fashion so he can try to dress well.
|
|
When McKay was home with the flu three years ago, he grabbed a book and began reading up on Cheney.
|
|
Eliose Britcher, 31, stumbled upon a mention of the classic car while reading up on her great-great uncle Alfred Shread.
|
|
After reading up on how unlikely a shark attack actually is, you'll probably find you have much less to worry about.
|
|
He has been reading up on his rivals' policy positions, these people said, but he has little patience for mock debates.
|
|
Intellectually, I knew the "pink tax" existed because I had spent most of my adult life reading up on women's issues.
|
|
Bronnenkant recommended reading up on the basics of self employment and he said the IRS has some resources for free online.
|
|
Her daily routine consisted of making coffee, reading up on the news and then writing Trump a letter in the afternoon.
|
|
For those who are still confused by Netflix's Earthquake Bird, may we suggest reading up on Japan in the late 1980s.
|
|
When he wasn't filing subpoenas or combing through the results of them, Berryman spent every spare moment reading up on soccer corruption.
|
|
He was reportedly embarrassed to have taken the photos, which included pictures of him working out and reading up on Great Britain.
|
|
It's worth reading up on all the terms and conditions, but this deal should appeal to any gamer looking to get online.
|
|
Try taking an active interest in your industry and reading up on any developments to ensure you stay ahead of the curve.
|
|
If you're aiming to spend less, start by reading up on money saving strategies from everyday people who bank half their income.
|
|
Several months earlier, when the anti-refugee activists began to organize, he started reading up to try to better understand their views.
|
|
A woman starts out reading up on chemistry but keeps drifting back to the philosophy shelves — and soon has changed her major.
|
|
Lindsey Graham (R-SC), responded to the revelation by telling reporters he doesn't have any interest in even reading up on it.
|
|
In addition to the strong second quarter, the Commerce Department revised its first-quarter reading up from 2200 percent to 20.2 percent.
|
|
That preparation has ranged from mock debates featuring aides and advisers playing other competitors to spending more time reading up on policy differences.
|
|
For lunch, I eat leftover pasta and cauliflower from last night while reading up on the options for my next book club meeting.
|
|
If you're celebrating Star Wars Day today, you might be choosing your own lightsaber color or reading up about the upcoming Episode VIII.
|
|
When she finally checked out of rehab in March 2017, Goldin started reading up on OxyContin and its role in the opioid crisis.
|
|
I started picking the 14 tasks by reading up on research studies that looked at how people use virtual assistants in the home.
|
|
Reading up on how much water your particular plant friend needs will point you in the direction of another plant-specific necessity: sunlight.
|
|
As a history buff, he is likely reading up on the previous impeachment trials of Presidents Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, they said.
|
|
Some examples: waiting for my pizza delivery, jamming to Taylor Swift's Reputation, reading up on Riverdale season 2 fan theories, stirring a simmering soup.
|
|
After reading up on the use of pacifiers, the only possible negative effect that really worried me was potential dental damage down the road.
|
|
Paparazzi "caught" Markle doing such wedding-ish things as trying on a tuxedo and reading up on Britain with a book titled Images of Britain.
|
|
And does the fact that Sam and Gilly are reading up on Azor Ahai mean they'll become key to helping bring the prophecy to fruition?
|
|
The data beat an average forecast of a flat quarter-on-quarter reading, up 063% year-on-year in a Reuters survey of 206 analysts.
|
|
With the year coming to a close, I've been reading up on all the new wellness trends to set a good example for my Eighva.
|
|
As a new curator I'd been reading up on Still and as I thought of working with Mark I also read every interview of his.
|
|
Reading up on the shukubo options before my trip, I learned that many previous visitors to Koyasan were irked by the simplicity of the lodgings.
|
|
Ms. Ryan recommends asking a lot of questions, reading up on the organization from third-party perspectives, and checking out job-search websites like glassdoor.
|
|
From leaving room in your budget for tailoring to reading up on your school's dress code — here is how you can find the perfect dress.
|
|
So I kept hoping, checking the Warriors' box scores, reading up on the team, buying merchandise, catching their games on the road here and there.
|
|
After reading up on them, getting a better understanding of the shimmering insects, and putting down some cedar shavings as a repellent, those dreams eventually stopped.
|
|
One winter break, while reading up on these passions, Irons came across the Soviet Union's BIOS experiments based at the Institute of Biophysics in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia.
|
|
Illustration by Sam WoolleyMy kids aren't playing Pokémon Go yet, but the older one had heard enough about it that he started reading up about it.
|
|
According to Wright, that could look like going to couples therapy, taking a couples workshop or retreat together, or reading up on some relationship advice books.
|
|
I like some authors and some movies and some TV shows, but the closest I've come to obsession is reading up on alternate "Mad Men" theories.
|
|
Incorporate the air element (your element) into your magick, perhaps by reading up on various styles of meditative breathing techniques, or by working with sacred smoke.
|
|
"The week after I first took it, I was reading up on what they were, and realized they were anti-anxiety," she says over the phone.
|
|
He recalled Mr. Sanders's reading up on the conservative press baron Rupert Murdoch — "like a student of how Rupert Murdoch built his empire" — two decades ago.
|
|
Economists expected the consumer sentiment index to hit 90.8 in September's preliminary reading, up from 89.8 in August's final reading, according to a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate.
|
|
"Reading up on film and film history, I always got intrigued with the things that could have been and/or never were," Stults wrote in an email.
|
|
He immediately began reading up on cancer, and found an article about decreased rates of the disease in Japan in connection with the antioxidants in green tea.
|
|
The scenario: Your friend has either been reading up on politics or reading through R. Kelly's rap sheet, and has expressed some interest in golden showers recently.
|
|
In the era of #MeToo, ongoing women's marches and a resurgent interest in the Equal Rights Amendment, Cuban is reading up on gender norms in the workplace.
|
|
And in reading up again on victims of abuse, he'd learned more about triggers: how a moment of mild frustration might cause an afternoon of agitated silence.
|
|
Maybe it's learning a few more local pollinators, reading up on the farm bill, working locally to build habitat and ban pesticides in our towns and parks.
|
|
With Jack around, Kim Kardashian could have a buddy to help her study affirmative duties and malfeasance, which is what she was reading up on during her profile.
|
|
If you have a fair amount of investment knowledge and enjoy reading up on the latest wealth management and financial news, you're a step ahead of most Americans.
|
|
Wozniacki was relieved finally to have a diagnosis but refrained from reading up on the disease, she said, because she wanted to focus on the United States Open.
|
|
Until that moment, she hadn't been involved in much anti-gun violence work, but soon she was attending March for Our Lives rallies and reading up on the NRA.
|
|
If you live alone and in a secluded area, you're really fucked if you choke, and you should consider reading up on the latest in self-administered first aid.
|
|
After I booked the trip, I spent a few hours browsing through the online Colorado Pot Guide (bong-blowing courses, vaporizer rentals) and reading up on the relevant regulations.
|
|
Toni spent months reading up on federal Medicaid law, and she learned the state-federal health insurance program is supposed to cover all medically necessary treatments for eligible children.
|
|
He said the president, who met privately with senior advisers to discuss the nomination process, would spend part of his weekend reading up on candidates and weighing his options.
|
|
Making sure you're prepared in advance can make the change easier on everyone, and that includes buying the right gear, and reading up on what a new pet needs.
|
|
I came across the title of the collection while reading up on Arsène Lupin, and thought it was hilarious that a certain detective's name was spoonerized for copyright reasons.
|
|
If you suffer from this problem — even if you're uncomfortable with the bodily function jargon — you can learn from reading up on it and discussing it with your doctor.
|
|
Reading up on this, and pointing others to such basic information, will go a far way in preventing "fear" and "panic" from becoming more contagious than the virus itself.
|
|
Others still want to insist that their opinions on skincare are the right ones, perhaps especially if they've been informed by hours of reading up on serums in skincare subreddits.
|
|
My dad was an ER nurse and had a lot of medical textbooks laying around the house, so I spent a few hours reading up on the symptoms of appendicitis.
|
|
I wasn't comfortable with the lottery I was expected to play when it came to birth, and spent weeks reading up on the risks of both vaginal and surgical methods.
|
|
I like her background, I like her story, so I went and started reading up on her and I was like, I am gonna support her and here I am!
|
|
Economists expected the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index to hit 91.6 in November's final reading, up from 87.2 in October's final reading, according to a Thomson Reuters consensus estimate.
|
|
Oprah Winfrey isn't planning on endorsing a 2020 candidate anytime soon, but is reading up on South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the Hollywood Reporter writes in a Q&A.
|
|
Zellweger, 50, dedicated a great deal of time to learning how to fully encapsulate the star by taking music lessons, studying choreography and reading up on the actress and singer.
|
|
He told reporters earlier this week that he was still reading up on Gorsuch but was concerned about what he called Gorsuch's "evasive answers" in his hearings last week. Sen.
|
|
When I took a train down to New York City last year, I packed it along, reading up on a couple of books while saving some weight in my pack.
|
|
I knew nothing about the law prior to this, but I started reading up and studying the law and taking LSATs and educating myself about the limits of government authority.
|
|
Reading up on the playwright Tina Howe, I was struck by an assertion she made several years ago: that male and female playwrights have different notions of what is stageworthy.
|
|
Among a slew of papers on Trump's desk sat PEOPLE Magazine's 2016 World's Most Beautiful issue – and the business mogul appeared to be reading up on his ex-wife Marla Maples.
|
|
Then, I think it was the last week of 2010, I was at home reading up on new things and I came cross this announcement about this new thing called HotelTonight.
|
|
Putin has also reportedly been reading up on oil ahead of his meeting with Trump, given that Trump may ask Russia to add crude supplies to the market to lower prices.
|
|
If you think you may be in an abusive relationship, Crawford recommends reading up on exactly what that means — on a safe, public computer that can't be monitored by your partner.
|
|
Either way, it's mesmerizing storytelling, and I sincerely encourage you to stop reading whatever snooze-fest article you're reading up about the upcoming nuclear holocaust and tune into the Siberian Times.
|
|
Intrigued by what Alt told him about this experimental therapy, 78 year old Nicklaus once again became a student, reading up on Eckhard, the clinic and the possibilities of stem cells.
|
|
You can learn the commands by reading up on the Google Docs support site or, when you are using the voice-typing function in a document, saying aloud "Voice commands help."
|
|
You can start educating yourself on how to reach that goal now by enrolling in a class to learn a new skill or reading up the qualifications needed to switch careers.
|
|
If you don't spend your time scouring street style images on Getty and/or reading up on the history of trends like I do, it's likely that I've already lost you.
|
|
For those interested in reading up on the leader of Russia, the book delves into Putin's past and his mentality as the leader of one of the world's most powerful countries.
|
|
Weeks before his daughter's wedding ceremony, Markle staged photos of himself shopping for suits, exercising, and reading up on British history and culture seemingly in preparation for his trip across the pond.
|
|
Nobody wants to spend all day reading up on how one model of smart speaker is very slightly different to another, so instead we've lined up eight devices that you should consider.
|
|
More importantly, lovebirds Sam and Gilly are still hanging out in the massive maesters' library in Oldtown, wearing their coolest study-party pajamas and reading up on the history of their civilization.
|
|
In Lil Peep's case, he is every kid sat on Reddit alone at 3 AM listening to a Soundcloud playlist and reading up on where to buy ketamine on the deep web.
|
|
Reading up on the Windows community sites before you attempt to install major upgrades can also be helpful if you want to know what problems others have encountered and what to expect.
|
|
He gave no heads up to most members of his own party before hitting send on his tweet announcing the tariffs, prompting Lankford to begin reading up on the issue and Sen.
|
|
For months after the first trip, I spent time in university library reading up on how to use raw material to synthesize LSD, initially from aboveground sources and then later from underground sources.
|
|
Jones and Lewis should be enjoying their allegedly free sweatpants, not Googling "defamation defense attorneys"; Warren should be having a chill summer; the NCAA's enforcement staff should be reading up on COBRA benefits.
|
|
I knew that because, the day before, in reading up on local geology, I had seen an old map that showed how the ice age feature ran through Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island.
|
|
"Always do your due diligence," Ashley Post, a spokeswoman for Charity Navigator, tells CNBC Make It. Before making a donation, spend a few minutes reading up on the charity you're about to support.
|
|
Cali A., 31, works as a program manager for a nonprofit organization in Washington, D.C. Two years ago, Cali started reading up on personal finance and trying to understand where her money was going.
|
|
This is Apple reading up on all the Nest hack stories, and promising on-device processing and end-to-end encryption, all with 10-days of free storage on iCloud at no extra charge.
|
|
Lemony Snicket, in an interview with Inverse Reading Up on Resistance "What We Do Now" is on a lot of people's minds, and it's the title of a new anthology published by Melville House.
|
|
In hopes that everyone is far too busy reading up on the candidates and the issues they stand for to check out each online merch store, I've taken the liberty of doing it for you.
|
|
Reading up on the various science journals and papers recommended to me, I had to flex parts of my brain that I hadn't used since college, and I have you all to blame for that.
|
|
He knew incumbent President Vladimir Putin would likely come away with a landslide victory, but still planned to spend the evening reading up on how to spot electoral violations and testing himself on an app.
|
|
In addition to picking up a chic emerald nail polish and reading up on the real meaning behind the horseshoe symbol, another way to get into the festive spirit is to try some green eyeshadow.
|
|
The fact that Amber mentions reading up on the noble families of Aldovia within the first two minutes of Royal Baby also adds credence to the likelihood that age-old blood feuds are bubbling up.
|
|
The interplay of going to a store and having a quick try of a pair of headphones and reading up on the reviews of the same model is the best way to make an informed decision.
|
|
"It's hard to speculate on that, really," Roby says, insisting that reading up on the rules is the best thing you can do before bringing home some kind of animal-based virility homebrew and the like.
|
|
Most recently, Markle's father, Thomas Markle, confessed that a series of endearingly dad-like paparazzi photos of him preparing for the royal wedding — reading up on British castles, exercising, getting fitted for his tux — were staged.
|
|
I was reading up on it and they were saying that he was taking EPO or something, but I'm sure if they tested him a bit more regularly they would find more than EPO in his system.
|
|
Then it was really kicking off preparations — so reading up on what I need, figuring out a little bit about who my crewmates were, quitting my job, telling my family, and transferring my regular responsibilities to my husband.
|
|
New moons mark new beginnings, making this a wonderful time for you to wipe the slate clean around psychic and emotional baggage, be it through reading up on psychic development or by meeting with a councilor and crying.
|
|
Sometimes looking at an adorable side-by-side photo of mother and child is a lot more fun than reading up on the latest White House drama (though following Donald Trump Jr.'s email fiasco is interesting, too).
|
|
"My boyfriend is obsessed with history and science so the coronavirus — and the history of pandemics in general — is actually something he's been reading up on for a while and has been interested in for months," she said.
|
|
If you've been filling the gap that the shocking season one finale of HBO's Euphoria left in your life by experimenting with glitter makeup and reading up on the latest Zendaya dating rumors, the time has come to rejoice.
|
|
Six or seven years ago, when the powerful algorithm known as "deep learning" was starting to master AI tasks like image and speech recognition, they started reading up on machine learning and thinking of clever ways to apply it to chaos.
|
|
The former Microsoft CEO and founder has, apparently been reading up on AI. Gate's wife, Melinda Gates, who runs the Gates Foundation with him, explained that she always knows what's on Bill's mind just by looking at his book bag.
|
|
What's more, in addition to the sweet discount code, all skin care is buy-two-get-one free, so you can snag a new cleanser and moisturizer, then get that face mask you've been reading up on without paying a dime.
|
|
For season 3, you can cheat by just reading up on all the shocking twists that viewers were put through, before diving into our Binge Club for season 4, which has details about every single episode all in one place.
|
|
Momentum has been building for the island shaped like a postage stamp to join the union as the 0003st state, so it's probably smart to start reading up about America's cousin to the south -- its background, economic status and heritage.
|
|
What upset the police, however, was a scene where a puppet policeman accused a witch of supporting terrorism and shoved a sign reading "Up Alk-ETA" (a reference to al-Qaeda and ETA, a Basque separatist group) into her hands.
|
|
In the doctors' cases, it frequently meant, with their patients' permission, serving as unofficial specialists — reading up, consulting experts and doing as much as they could within the perimeters of their training — for those who could not afford to see one.
|
|
The GDP growth rate is the fastest since the third quarter of 210 and the third-best growth rate since the Great Recession; the Department of Commerce also revised its first-quarter reading up to 2.2 percent from 2 percent.
|
|
In case you'd forgotten, Edd is just starting out as Lord Commander of the Night's Watch (he'll get promotion points right out of the gate), and last we saw Gilly (in a season 7 promotional image), she was reading up on Azor Ahai.
|
|
" Kishiko Maeda, a prominent beauty writer in Tokyo, agrees: "People want what isn't edited or artificially manipulated; they're looking for what is natural and real, and they're reading up on the products they buy, rather than going off the PR and marketing.
|
|
Through trial and error, he stumbled onto triads, later reading up on progressions and learning the importance of the clave, the five-beat pattern that provides the foundation for a range of Afro-Cuban styles including the mambo and the cha-cha.
|
|
I never played all the way through Bayonetta, but was infatuated enough with the way the game looked that I spent hours upon hours watching playthroughs, reading up on the game, and even at one point making plans to cosplay Bayonetta herself.
|
|
Speaking with ESPN&aposs Ariel Helwani, McGregor said that after taking his training a bit lightly earlier in his career, focusing only on the build-up to a fight, reading up on how James kept his body ready inspired him to do more.
|
|
In reading up on Russian history in his research for "Nicholas and Alexandra," Mr. Massie became fascinated by Peter the Great, who had dragged feudal Russia toward modernity and turned a swamp into one of Europe's most beautiful cities, naming it after himself.
|
|
Those who know Roberts, including former law clerks, have said he will take his trial role seriously and, as a history buff, is likely reading up on the previous impeachment trials of Presidents Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, both of whom were acquitted.
|
|
Eddie Redmayne has prepared for past roles like Lili Elbe in The Danish Girl and Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything by obsessively reading up on the real-life people he plays (and, as in the case of Hawking, actually meeting with him).
|
|
Where Iweala researched "Beasts of No Nation" largely through reading up on child soldiers, "Speak No Evil" has a narrator, eighteen-year-old Niru, whose background more closely resembles Iweala's: he is the child of affluent Nigerians, and lives in a posh Washington, D.C., suburb.
|
|
I had that feeling recently when I was reading up on Gopher, a part of the internet that got overshadowed by the World Wide Web but still lingers on in its own quiet way, on port 1003, the networking endpoint where it's sat since 2100.
|
|
Dartmouth, the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Pomona College have all quietly added vending machines in recent years, driven by students who have tirelessly campaigned for them, surveying their fellow students, reading up on legislative hurdles, and interjecting the issue into every meeting with administrators.
|
|
It doesn't matter if you're streaming video or just reading up on the latest GOP polls with some false sense of hope; the clarity, brightness, and accuracy of the screen is enough to say skip the tablet, this one is just as good, and there's a keyboard to boot.
|
|
While reading up on "The Negro Motorist Green Book" — a guide for black travelers in Jim Crow-era America — Jean-Raymond discovered that Adams, 48, had drawn inspiration from the book for his recent exhibition "Derrick Adams: Sanctuary," at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.
|
|
The simple acts of picking up groceries or medical supplies, FaceTiming with a friend, or reading up on well-sourced news — despite its ability to provoke anxiety initially — can prove to be worthy challenges that will lead to a greater sense of personal control in the long term.
|
|
She's obsessed with the history of Jewish baked goods and spends much of her spare time reading up on everything from the symbolism braided into a loaf of challah to the history of the Bagel Bakers Local 338, the powerful bakers' union that ruled the industry in New York during the 1930s.
|
|
The blogger, who goes under the pseudonym "slackur" or "Jesse Mysterious," then described a harrowing tale for a serious collector: After reading up on the disc rot problem, he went through his game collection, much of it in mint condition, and found white specks on many of the discs—a major tell of disc rot.
|
|
His organization co-founded the influential Drive Electric Northern Colorado in 2013, and that group-buy model has inspired others like it across the US. (Now the organization is hoping to replicate the model with electrifying public fleets.) Because the EV learning curve had proved too steep for the average consumer (and not lucrative enough for salespeople to bother reading up), some dealerships and automakers saw the value of the group-buy right away.
|
|