Russia is beyond satisfied with this serendipitous turn of events.
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It's serendipitous that you're showing these paintings during the eclipse.
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The event's random, somewhat serendipitous nature is slowly fading away.
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Serendipity 3 Serendipitous Eau de Parfum, $45, available at Amazon.
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It's kind of serendipitous that you're both in Oklahoma. Yeah!
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The lab stumbled onto scoliosis because of a serendipitous discovery.
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It has a pleasant blend of serious and serendipitous booths.
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The evolution of Overstock has been both deliberate and serendipitous.
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It was serendipitous as I witnessed Sia's truly remarkable performance.
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The serendipitous nature of this story only gets heightened from here.
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This annual gathering in Davos is intended to create serendipitous collisions.
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The serendipitous encounter led to Munson modeling for photographers and sculptors.
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Kissing, for example, was created in a moment of serendipitous grace.
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"I still can't believe the serendipitous nature of this," she said.
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"Those are the serendipitous things that happen in life," NeJame says.
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One serendipitous result of the construction delays was the ersatz beach.
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The timing of my meeting with Fresco and Meadows was serendipitous.
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We can no longer wait for serendipitous ingenuity to flow downstream.
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"You increase the likelihood of those kind of serendipitous moments," he said.
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On Thursday, she is sextile with Jupiter, offering serendipitous opportunities to us.
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I could tell stories about the serendipitous aspects of process for days.
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And a serendipitous connection had landed her on the administration's short list.
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Firms shove their staff into open-plan offices to encourage serendipitous encounters.
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Like Korine's films, the pieces are trashy, serendipitous, and above all playful.
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"There are often serendipitous discoveries made with "misused" drugs," he tells me.
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It seems almost serendipitous that the two things lined up that way.
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Most of the grain bowls that happen in my house are serendipitous.
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"It is in the moment; it is very serendipitous," Ms. Moresi said.
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Their serendipitous reunion placated the new father's fears while baby Zayne recovers.
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It is wonderful and a little serendipitous; it also totally makes sense.
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Evolution, Mr Stanley notes, can yield serendipitous results that goal-driven optimisation cannot.
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It's serendipitous that Biles came along at such a moment in the sport.
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It's kind of serendipitous that all three firms where I've worked were shareholders.
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The discovery came from the serendipitous convergence of modern technology, and old bones.
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We're sure this serendipitous twinning moment is bringing a smile to Donatella Versace.
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For $149 a month, you get a serendipitous assortment of shooters on loan.
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Ironically, the whole thing was the opposite of serendipitous, but I didn't care.
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His place on the Warriors is more serendipitous, his career trajectory less defined.
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To bask in serendipitous surrealism, not just as steps between reloading my streams.
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If there's a go-to model for serendipitous YouTube stardom it's Hannah Hart.
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It is most serendipitous that Xi Jinping shared company in Florida with Trump.
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Cohen's famous meetings with Marianne and Suzanne are written as serendipitous and mutual.
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It was just serendipitous that it happened when it did, in some ways.
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" Frank Biden told the Florida Sun-Sentinel that the timing was "absolutely serendipitous.
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But one thing hasn't changed: Summer in the city is a serendipitous time.
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But one thing hasn't changed: Summer in the city is a serendipitous time.
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So to get this news in this environment seems quite serendipitous I think.
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But for me what happened was, like everything for me, it was serendipitous.
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The timing couldn't be more serendipitous, with the royal wedding right around the corner.
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He just happened to share my Sephardic background, which was totally coincidental and serendipitous.
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An eclipse is the serendipitous alignment of the Earth, the Moon, and the Sun.
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"It's going to be so exciting," Tyler told Time of the serendipitous match-up.
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Heather Burns' journey into acting was so serendipitous, Nora Ephron could have written it.
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That serendipitous event would set him on the road to life as a physicist.
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And can Facebook become a video destination, not just a serendipitous channel for discovery?
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Virtually all of today's treatments are based on serendipitous discoveries made six decades ago.
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Have you captured a serendipitous picture of strangers who you'd love to track down?
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I got the coolest job ever by counting well and having a serendipitous lunch.
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"Some things are quite serendipitous, other things are created by quite deliberate efforts," he said.
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Citizens must demand it, Mr Sunstein argues, and they must seek out those serendipitous encounters.
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Shepard is a serendipitous addition to the show, given that he's married to Kristen Bell.
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Through a serendipitous twist of circumstance, Chappelle and Smyth reconnected in the Village one evening.
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That was a serendipitous thing I discovered after deciding on the title for the book.
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Something about The Strokes' sparse, repetitious guitar riffs beneath Christina's seductive, syrupy vocals felt serendipitous.
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"After I'd seen her mom the second time," Levine said of the serendipitous house call.
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We all know from using search engines that a pleasure of life is serendipitous discovery.
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When this iguanodon died, several serendipitous things occurred for its brain to become a fossil.
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It turned out to be a serendipitous case of an artist's discovering his true medium.
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Now, a serendipitous discovery has revealed that insects can also find themselves trapped in opals.
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Not even Barr, the crafty master of controversy, could have planned such a serendipitous coupling.
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She is also an inveterate Internet shopper, which proved serendipitous as the Syrian uprising took hold.
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The young mom opened up about choosing her daughter's unique name, saying the choice was serendipitous.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS According to Little, the meeting was serendipitous.
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A serendipitous combination of factors led to the existence of life on our pale blue dot.
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Or it could be a serendipitous accident and these two different award shows fail at awarding.
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If anything, the serendipitous and unexpected soundscapes it produces are more interesting than the "correct" matches.
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Their sounds work so naturally together, and in such perfect synch, that the collab feels serendipitous.
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More generally, the campaign will fashion Airbnb as the more serendipitous and trendy way to travel.
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Instead, the goal is "this serendipitous, idiosyncratic mix of the hyperspecific and the utilitarian or inspirational."
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It was just serendipitous that we both ended up in these really high-end Japanese restaurants.
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Today, the internet saw the strange and serendipitous joining of two delightful entities: pizza and highlighter.
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The historical layering has created a serendipitous aesthetic—and had informed Michele's love of graceful juxtapositions.
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My skepticism has only deepened as I so often watched my skimpy budget lead to serendipitous adventure.
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A piece of incredibly serendipitous footage was caught by a dashcam yesterday of an unfortunate car crash.
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Success is more a deliberate practice of what works than a serendipitous streak of luck or privilege.
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And while she loves her serendipitous acting career, music remains her first love and her best love.
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The 'breaking' in Bearings Down (2013) was a serendipitous occurrence; the piece was initially broken in delivery.
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It's really just serendipitous to me that I was in the right place at the right time.
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Reddit user littlasskicker uploaded a picture of their daughter making a serendipitous mistake on New Year's Eve.
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"It was kind of a serendipitous thing," said Okrepkie, a commercial insurance agent in Santa Rosa, Calif.
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WASHINGTON — It was a serendipitous moment during an otherwise uneventful Bernie Sanders campaign rally in Portland, Ore.
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Cracks of gunfire replace the greetings and serendipitous reunions that had filled the street just moments earlier.
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According to Esquire, Tha Carter V came into Shkreli's possession after an almost serendipitous series of events.
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The Kardashian-Jenners are no strangers to serendipitous family relations, and this appears to be no exception.
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"The road was once an open-ended adventure, full of wrong turns and serendipitous discoveries," Albert writes.
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That vitality — combined with a serendipitous idea — turned her into a star to designers like Donna Karan.
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Like all serendipitous social media fascinations, there is a spark of academic possibility amid the chicken insults.
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Considering that he devoted his entire career to addiction, his introduction to it, in 1968, was serendipitous.
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She thought, too, about the serendipitous, unlikely way they met, and saw a deeper plan in it.
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I follow Twitter bots for serendipitous notes that take me out of my day, if just fleetingly.
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The discovery of ketamine's effects on depression was serendipitous; the underlying biology of the disorder remains unknown.
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"Making this song was such a serendipitous experience," the group said in a release about the dance track.
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While researching breakthroughs like these, I began to wonder whether we can train ourselves to become more serendipitous.
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They may not be great security systems, but they are good at capturing serendipitous moments throughout the day.
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Rarely do algorithms actively aim to do the reverse - make our worlds bigger, or weirder, or more serendipitous.
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The new social app launches out of beta today to augment the world with serendipitous tips from strangers.
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" That all this came together again in North Adams, Krens chalked up to a series of "serendipitous events.
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With its huge atrium featuring a coffee bar to host serendipitous meetings, IL1 was the gateway to Apple.
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That semi-serendipitous meal was possible because I had compiled suggestions from friends in a custom Google Map.
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That's right: The spot known for its $1,000 Golden Opulence Sundae dropped something even more decadent called Serendipitous.
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A serendipitous name misspelling led to a Rogue One planet and a morning talk show host's viral photo.
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How the 'Facts of Life' and 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star ended up in charge is pretty serendipitous.
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Sometimes, all you need to crank up the chemistry is a few stolen looks or a serendipitous rainstorm.
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It's also pretty serendipitous and amazing that De Castro's viral tweet came on her first day using Twitter.
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It was on a wintry night in this neighborhood five years ago that I made a serendipitous discovery.
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When my real estate broker showed me a place on that same street, it was a serendipitous moment.
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This one came into our lives at the right time and it was very serendipitous, as Devyn said.
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Our only question is why DeVine's character doesn't use his serendipitous magic discovery to play the stock market.
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That makes this discovery enormously serendipitous, as eruptions here are only expected every few hundred years or so.
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Every day we read reviews that speak to the serendipitous and magical moments that happen at our tables.
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Ms. Tanowitz met Bach's daunting invention with her own, finding fresh and serendipitous-seeming paths through the score.
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The serendipitous encounter "was a confirmation, for me, that I was on the right track," said Mr. Adams.
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This development was less a dedicated plan and more a series of serendipitous choices merged with hard work.
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After a serendipitous encounter with an artist, Nesbit began to support her family by posing as an artists' model.
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I'll post soon about the serendipitous manner than allowed me to be here for such a remarkable event. Ahh.
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" He discussed the "serendipitous connections" that Facebook enables in on stage in 20073: "Privacy is very important to us.
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And how did this sweet and serendipitous moment get caught on camera for the Facebook masses to swoon over?
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Forget all the serendipitous meeting of minds and flawless execution — how do you write such a perfect romantic comedy?
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And now she's teaming up with Herbal Essences for what she calls a very "serendipitous" and empowering new partnership.
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For Lily Collins, landing the role of a woman suffering from anorexia in Netflix's To the Bone was serendipitous.
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Yet the company's new moniker came not from either of those sources, but from a much more serendipitous process.
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Arimatsu runs the Organized Autotelescopes for Serendipitous Event Survey (OASES) project that detected the new Kuiper belt object (KBO).
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It wasn't until a few serendipitous events that I realized this must be a result from a past life.
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And something serendipitous like an airplane cleaner spotting your tweet about a lost laptop is more likely to happen.
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" He discussed the "serendipitous connections" that Facebook enables in on stage in 2010: "Privacy is very important to us.
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Discovering a home for APPIAN WAY and ALTAR WINE as symmetrical crossings was serendipitous and somewhat of a coup.
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Even fans may find these serendipitous tales — comforting, touching and often funny though they are — just a little Panglossian.
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Was that -- it was almost serendipitous that you realized you could use -- CRAIG VENTER: It happened from client 1.
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There's one thing on the list that feels particularly serendipitous, and that's having a lemonade stand w/Zoe (#32).
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"It feels a little full circle or serendipitous that it's happening in this way," she told The Hollywood Reporter.
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They sometimes appeared to sing, their neon-green circular orifices opening and closing in serendipitous time with the music.
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A fatigue set in that led to a serendipitous visit to a Brooklyn Heights synagogue in search of enlightenment.
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That it also happened to feature McCarthy, in a comedic role that has reportedly upset the president, was serendipitous.
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He went with open ears, figuring that life had handed him a chance to hear something new and serendipitous.
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This approach makes a certain poetic sense in a play about the serendipitous and cataclysmic force of carnal love.
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Reid and Tennis Australia, the country's governing body for the sport, want to make the process much less serendipitous.
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Notes on the Culture Inspired by a serendipitous vintage find, the Foundrae designer Beth Bugdaycay is getting into glassware.
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When you work in experimental physics, or observational astronomy, you can make discoveries that are extraordinarily important but serendipitous.
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Actually, it's the first line of one of those serendipitous stories that often happen when you play golf abroad.
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Hershey describes his path to the genre as serendipitous, a logical extension of his longtime obsession with hip-hop.
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The converging planes of time in Dunkirk help underline how serendipitous, even providential, the battle's end result actually was.
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A serendipitous and lighthearted exchange, the cat's arrival proved just how eager the aristocat was to sample some high culture.
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There's a striking simplicity to this purely mechanical piece, and the serendipitous similarities between the shape of metronomes and windmills.
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That may change with the serendipitous discovery of a full-color e-paper material that's also flexible and power-efficient.
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If the theater's ornate architecture falls in line with Netflix's goal of creating an elaborate filmgoing experience, that's mostly serendipitous.
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But it wasn't topsoil that caught the eye of industry—it was Elwood's serendipitous proximity to the country's major infrastructure.
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This suggests that the order of events may be random, serendipitous, a matter of occult meaning rather than chronological sequence.
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She describes the past 11 years as "such a journey through a series of events," some serendipitous and others disruptive.
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Ms. Arison changed course after a serendipitous conversation with a student's mother about how YoungArts had changed her son's life.
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"It's kind of serendipitous as to which rock will fall when, but they're all going to fall eventually," she said.
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In a serendipitous carriage accident, a worse for wear Parker and his wife are taken in by the Heywood family.
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Dr. Wahl, who has done work on the ancient Maya for about 20 years, said the new research was serendipitous.
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Dr. Wahl, who has done work on the ancient Maya for about 20 years, said the new research was serendipitous.
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I was equally amazed to find that BOUNCING BALL is bisected by the N in NET (not quite as serendipitous).
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Instead scientists gained a serendipitous insight into the destructibility of asteroids, which could help defend Earth against future asteroid hazards.
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After a serendipitous seating shuffle, Ms. Sidman ended up in 29B, and shortly thereafter, Mr. Mancuso sat down in 14D.
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We had a great time and traveled throughout Europe from there as a base, so it was pure serendipitous good fortune.
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He holds no patents and made no money from his serendipitous discovery, which he says is all a part of science.
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For seven years, that corner belonged to one of Manhattan's most charming and serendipitous pop-up restaurants: Taste of Persia NYC.
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Jacobs was appalled at the demolition of the irreplaceable, serendipitous design of the old neighborhoods, including her home of Greenwich Village.
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We're way past any sense of shame about finding the love of your life on Tinder — you celebrate that serendipitous swipe!
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My life has been shaped by so many serendipitous moments so far, I feel like, Why screw with a good thing?
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So, in short: this is a terrible camera for trying to capture sports, hyperactive kids, or serendipitous moments in the street.
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So really continuing to focus on serendipitous shopping in the feed, but introducing the ability to window shop specifically and explore.
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Thanks to a sequence of serendipitous events, I ended up as the newshound at a now defunct online magazine in 2001.
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And Matty still hates his father because by an unfortunate un-serendipitous moment, he saw firsthand him hooking up with Eve.
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But in the travel ban cases, Hawaii and the ACLU said, there was nothing serendipitous about the course of the litigation.
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For me, their serendipitous structural exquisiteness and their subtle and passionate arrays of colors have inspired new exploration in my photography.
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"If you look at science fiction, a lot of it has this characteristic of being always on and serendipitous," he said.
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He had brightened my morning with one of those serendipitous moments when you connect with someone you might not have otherwise.
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Most people who can afford a car would rather drive to the mall, reducing the chances of serendipitous conversation with strangers.
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So much so that work spaces (most notably, at tech companies) are being configured to promote productive meetings and serendipitous exchanges.
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This intention is also very strong in my collaboration with Noah, it goes in hand with the serendipitous nature of our connection.
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Elton was gracious enough to be part of the last Tribe album, so it was serendipitous and logical to return the favor.
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If the latter view is too cynical, we can at least say that, for America's carriers, it has been a serendipitous byproduct.
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"Lady Gaga has always idolized [Hepburn] and respected her immensely, so that connection in itself felt so serendipitous and perfect," adds Eerebout.
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As it turns out, having two different telescopes in Chile pointed in the right direction for other reasons allows for serendipitous discoveries.
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In the trailer's close, the singer muses that Divide reflects him the peak of his songwriting abilities — it's a serendipitous, "magical" album.
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Romantics see the team's success as a serendipitous triumph of character over money, the yeomen of England vanquishing the overpaid glamour boys.
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But even if they don't have a serendipitous meet-up on the step and repeat, know that Nash is already sending support.
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But still, it felt serendipitous — another of that summer's unplanned events, except that there was nothing embarrassing or mistaken about this one.
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While that wasn't necessarily the effect that Netflix was seeking, it's a serendipitous case of generating a thoughtful bang for its bucks.
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Kids' happy encounters with candies in the supermarket are not serendipitous: candies are commonly located where children can see and reach them.
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Within a couple of years, MA became aware of similar groups that had also formed around the world, something they considered serendipitous.
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Just before that serendipitous meeting at Grand Central station, I had become disillusioned with dating and was being too nice to men.
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We parted ways at 59th Street, and as a result of our serendipitous meeting, we got together for dinner the next week.
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I guess it's hard to be clear-eyed all the time, though; sometimes hard questions need strange, serendipitous catalysts to be answered.
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The Hill's Taylor Lorenz, who Shkreli has previously harassed and called "ugly," saw Shkreli at the party and tweeted about their serendipitous encounter.
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Plus, it's pretty serendipitous that the Hulu series films in Toronto — could it be any easier to get Drake in on the action?
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He wants her nowhere near the séance, but Bobby, on the other hand, thinks the two have a "serendipitous" draw to each other.
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"From the perspective of being a photographer, it was an utterly serendipitous photograph," Webb says of his picture of a mother and child.
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Strouse and Williams had worked together before, on the 2015 film People Places Things, and this newest collaboration was both organic and serendipitous.
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Slack over high-speed broadband, for all its wonders, is a poor substitute for casual face-to-face banter and serendipitous decision making.
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If this serendipitous run-in isn't enough to satisfy fans, they can rest knowing that there's another guaranteed Gilmore reunion on the books.
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A serendipitous benefit of electronic payment methods is that they always leave an indelible electronic trace, making their use virtually impossible to hide.
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The rock was able to make this serendipitous collision with the moon because it was three times closer to Earth at the time.
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"It's a great way to see where my friends and colleagues are traveling and to arrange meetups when it's serendipitous," Ms. Yoder said.
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As she recalled in 2008, it was pluck, good fortune and the serendipitous intervention of a star that set her on her way.
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But Pearlman says it's also because meeting people as an avatar remains awkward, and digital platforms have struggled to re-create serendipitous encounters.
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Talk about serendipitous timing, given they couldn't ask for a better marketing campaign than the dumpster fire that was the Fyre music festival.
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But more than half of the book is explicitly devoted to books themselves; to life as both a purposeful and a serendipitous reader.
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Now, under the search-engine-friendly banner of A.S.M.R., this new genre offered an on-demand way to trigger the once-serendipitous sensation.
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The Mavericks' regular-season finale on the Spurs' floor thus provides Nowitzki with a serendipitous opportunity to go out where he broke in.
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At its best, this dynamic feels spontaneous, serendipitous, as if the dancers (and we with them) are surprised by what Ms. Dinnerstein plays.
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This is the strange and serendipitous power of the internet in 2016, and exactly what happened to Forth Wanderers a few years back.
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The timing might seem too serendipitous to be true: The return of American Girl's Revolutionary War character in the midst of the Hamilton craze.
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That Monday night, seeing Cartagena on the list of flight deals was serendipitous, like when someone calls you the moment you've thought of them.
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It has a huge opportunity to push serendipitous discovery of videos by using what you, your friends, and the world watch to power recommendations.
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This story, Jamieson, it blurred the line for me between what is a simple, serendipitous pleasure, and what is seeing the face of God!
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"It feels a little full circle or serendipitous that it's happening in this way," Wiley said to The Hollywood Reporter of reuniting with Falk.
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Davison's idea was that if enough people passively shared their basic personal details, it would allow for all sorts of serendipitous real-world connections.
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His clean designs — uniform-inspired tailoring, geometric knitwear and quirky prints — may appear serendipitous and offhand, but he painstakingly mines his inspirations for content.
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Be on the lookout for serendipitous moments where the work you're doing at your full-time job can also help with your side hustle.
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That's made it great at delivering friendly video and clips from your favorite stars, but leaves a gaping hole where serendipitous viewing could be.
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"There are no measurable benefits as far as human interaction, sociability, running into each other, serendipitous encounters," he said of the open floor plan.
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Including Mr. Salonen was serendipitous, since it was announced last fall that he would be the next music director of the San Francisco Symphony.
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While the musicians' art was always fueled by tradition, their distinct sounds were almost invariably shaped by the clash — or serendipitous kiss — of difference.
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A serendipitous moment with a dog and red ball helps the boy to join in the fun and understand that he is not alone.
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I watched those serendipitous meetings in the lobby, the singalongs and concerts that helped us all know what it means to feel truly ourselves.
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It's a strange but serendipitous coincidence that two books devoted to Hollywood classics, "Casablanca" and "High Noon," are being published at the same time.
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What's strange, and powerfully serendipitous, is how perfectly that intersects with the biggest moment in Billy's life, when he learns of his impending fatherhood.
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Ms. Lansky's path to publishing was serendipitous, but she churned out more than 30 books, wrote newspaper and magazine columns and produced a newsletter.
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The day that I said that out loud was the day that the applications opened, and so it was a very sort of serendipitous find.
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Sandwiched between the two was another name, representing all the serendipitous threads the Internet, and the world, have to offer: Refaai Hamo from Troy, Michigan.
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Missed Connections allowed users to post serendipitous messages searching for people they'd randomly spoken to or shared eye contact with on the train, for example.
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They are not engineering serendipitous conversations Professionals react to "help requests" or ask for "tips, information or help" in an ad hoc manner across networks.
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He characterized his work on encryption as serendipitous: unexpectedly stubbing his toe on something, cursing it at first, then realizing it was a gold nugget.
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The project started out as a Flash-based desktop program five years ago, and Mendes describes the chance to remake it on VR as serendipitous.
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It feels serendipitous, almost, when someone else, seemingly out of the blue, brings up the one piece of art you have the strongest feelings for.
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For example, he would have put "collisions" — serendipitous encounters between individuals who can drive innovation — ahead of co-learning, connectedness and even return on investment.
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"It was just one of those serendipitous conversations that you find yourself in, where this whole area is opened up to you," she told me.
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In the late 1960s or early '70s, he had a serendipitous encounter that ultimately helped bring him to attention in the United States as well.
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It's a fable of serendipitous encounters, of strokes of luck, which counterbalance both the harshness of life and the demons the three main characters battle.
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Twice, serendipitous encounters in department stores steered him toward what would become his life's work: immortalizing sharply observed moments through a nonjudgmental, unsentimental humanist lens.
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I protest that I don't have great secrets for life and that my own path has been serendipitous, but they suspect me of holding out.
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There are thousands and thousands more recipes to browse, along with much else in the way of serendipitous inspiration, waiting for you on NYT Cooking.
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Off the Menu LA GOULUE Even the phone number is the same at this serendipitous reincarnation of the French classic on the Upper East Side.
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But in a serendipitous turn of events – and thanks to more than a few guardian angels – he s now $184,266 richer with a global fan base.
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Discovering these so-called "schadenfreude neurons" was serendipitous—a side benefit of the main study, whose key findings were focused on neurons associated with observational learning.
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Atlas thinks it is: The challenge of reconstructing someone else's world; the opportunity to educate yourself; the serendipitous encounters and unlikely finds, I found this invigorating.
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His app let you passively share your personal information with the people around you, in the hopes that it would enable all sorts of serendipitous interactions.
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Experts say the boom is due to a serendipitous combination of domestic and geopolitical issues that have aligned to the benefit of the region's drug gangs.
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The TV app's ability to crawl through all the content on all your subscriptions and elevate content you may enjoy could lead to more serendipitous discovery.
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"I can't think of anything like this in recent times, but it's kind of fun and serendipitous," Mr. Campbell, 56, said in a phone interview Tuesday.
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While Mr. Netanyahu hasn't exactly done that, critics said he appeared to be pumping the serendipitous military action against the tunnels for all it was worth.
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The setup is all the more serendipitous as the downstairs apartment was largely an agglomeration of subletters who found rooms on the Facebook group Gypsy Housing.
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This was a serendipitous encounter which gave them space to explore an idea that might have been dismissed at first sight in a more conventional setting.
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Serendipitous travel timing with friends, chance meetings with knowledgeable locals, free booze, vacant tables at busy restaurants during peak time, new ice cream discoveries, date invites.
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Astro Teller, X's "captain of moonshots" (yes, that's really his title), penned a Medium post showcasing Project Loon's big development, which he called a "magical, serendipitous" experience.
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As if by some strange, serendipitous glitch in the matrix, at the age of 11 I was gifted the exact right band at the exact right time.
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On Monday, O'Neal sat down with Ellen DeGeneres on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and revealed the serendipitous story behind one of his best investments: Google — pre-IPO.
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It was serendipitous: an update on the effectiveness of our most advanced malaria vaccine, published right in the middle of my week-long series on the disease.
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Either way, the serendipitous meeting between the two wasn't the genesis of I Don't Think It Is, rather a confirmation that he was on the right track.
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Their interaction was particularly serendipitous, as the Grammy-winning songwriter seemed to notice his future wife's talents immediately — and was even captured on film making it known.
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Search is far from the core of Facebook's offering, where users typically browse the News Feed for serendipitous content discovery rather than go looking for something specific.
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But until that last bow, there is the matter of three games against the Red Sox, thanks to a serendipitous — and perhaps fitting — turn of the schedule.
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When you're in the right place in your life, there are serendipitous events or signs and stuff like that, that tell you you're in the right place.
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As it turns out, this led to the serendipitous discovery of CLOSED CIRCUIT instead, which seemed to make for the perfect (unclued) middle to my word loop.
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In the other scene, drips and stains gallop like horsemen down interweaving rays of yellow and green toward a fiery orange phoenix, also composed of serendipitous drips.
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The success of such run-pass offenses means that quarterbacks of this era are often running by design, even if the result of those runs seems serendipitous.
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Occasionally, when American and Iranian interests aligned, as they did in fighting ISIS, we were the serendipitous beneficiaries of his relationships and levers, as were the Iraqis.
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Somehow, perhaps because of a serendipitous genetic mutation millions of years ago, the human brain inflated far beyond the norm for a primate of our body size.
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Readers responded with stories of serendipitous finds, unexpectedly lofty ambience (that would be the diner at the airport), and charming décor as well as bills of fare.
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"Vox Media's office cafes make for great spots to gather, have serendipitous run-ins and host creative brainstorms," a spokeswoman for the company wrote in an email.
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Their interaction was particularly serendipitous, as the Grammy-winning songwriter, 69, seemed to notice his future wife's talents immediately — and was even captured on film making it known.
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Aira also allowed Jordan to do much simpler tasks and enjoy small conveniences and serendipitous moments that she hasn't had since she lost her vision at age 21.
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The existence of the supergroup Minor Victories is the result of a serendipitous online meeting of Slowdive's Rachel Goswell, Mogwai's Stuart Braithwaite and Editors' Justin and James Lockey.
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As much as my hermit ways want me to Grey Garden my life, it's these sort of repeat/serendipitous experiences that keep me active in my community (ish).
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When the wedding photographer posted the serendipitous turn of events on Facebook, one of the photographer's friends offered the tailor a five-thread table sewing machine for free.
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How he came to baptize the company's first sister collection is a story that begins with an unscripted moment — one of those strange, serendipitous encounters — in Basel, Switzerland.
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One key to narrowing down when the bison arrived came from a serendipitous find made by Dr. Froese's colleague Alberto Reyes, a geologist from the University of Alberta.
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My instinct is that this is because happiness should be serendipitous, the byproduct of a life well lived, and chasing it in a vacuum just doesn't really work.
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He arrived at the New York Fed after another serendipitous encounter: sitting next to E. Gerald Corrigan, the institution's president at the time, on a plane in 1992.
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According to his artist statement, Pariseau finds inspiration in, "happy coincidences" and "anecdotal events," those serendipitous moments in life that challenge your nihilistic understanding of reality and fate.
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There are a lot of people who end up very famous who got there by luck or some shortcut, but there was nothing at all serendipitous about Ina's success.
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A serendipitous nun slumber party is interrupted when two of the young women break into song, just like high school musical theater kids — except they're singing classic choral music.
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And, in some serendipitous collision of all things cute, affordable, and beneficial, Amazon's number-one best selling pet water fountain is, indeed, one of these picturesque floral water dispensers.
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After a serendipitous turn of events, the twin nurses at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center in Athens, Georgia were able to deliver Addison and Emma Williams on September 25.
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In between interviews, we stopped for and extolled the taste of roadside roasted channa, gawked at a serendipitous wrestling match near the highway, and discussed their love of paan.
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The surprise songs that meant the most to me in 2017 were the ones I discovered outside the algorithm, in one of a few truly serendipitous, non-predictable ways.
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Call it some serendipitous timing, but scary clowns seem to be having a major renaissance thanks to It, Halloween in general, and the current season of American Horror Story.
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After two months, it finally found that formula, with the PAX final featuring a staggeringly impressive and eye-popping blend of skillful strategizing, serendipitous happenstance, and nail-biting bouts.
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It's already become a powerhouse in serendipitous video discovery via the News Feed, and Watch will surely provide enough suggestions to get people hooked on shows they weren't expecting.
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Below, we got the download from Burch about the serendipitous timing of her new initiative, plus, who inspires her and what meaningful things you would find in her closet.
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She recounted how a serendipitous discovery about a bit of biochemistry, borrowed from a bacterium, led her team to a transformative technique that is already being put to use.
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Cannon-Brookes believes the city needs better density so founders can have those serendipitous meetings that result in new ideas and companies — happy accidents that require a dedicated space.
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Wearing a white lace dress, she turned her head in slow motion at the exact moment I turned mine, our eyes meeting for the most inconsequential yet serendipitous beat.
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So Amazon did something that would have seemed like a joke only, say, five years ago: Attempt to inspire serendipitous — or discovery — shopping through a physical, not digital, storefront.
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All those excited faces, looking for the serendipitous meeting with a perfect pile of pages in person, that chance encounter in the middle of any of these colorful stacks.
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DAVID ALLEN at 6 minutes The Boston Symphony is launching its serendipitous partnership with the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra this week, as Andris Nelsons combines the music directorship of both.
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Although the plantings by it are now scrubby, eventually the flowering shrubs and trees will grow around "Cabin," obscuring it further, making it even more of a serendipitous encounter.
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There is a serendipitous benefit to this contest in that students will often find something interesting that they were not looking for, or learn something they did not know.
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One night, aided by the serendipitous convergence of a delayed train and a dead cellphone battery, he slips out of his routine and into an odd kind of exile.
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Still, the work produced in the country these days is not the same as what we usually see in the city: It is often more exploratory and more serendipitous.
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For those who can feel the seasons changing, the light coming earlier in the day and t-shirts being more readily worn outside, "September Rose" comes at a serendipitous time.
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As Bill Cunningham ruthlessly hunted unique fashion assemblages, Arnold hunts for the serendipitous moments human interaction that happen a million times a day—just out the corner of the eye.
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The timing of Mr. Xi's tour, his first visit to the region after three years of assiduous travel to almost every other corner of the world, proved to be serendipitous.
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This allows Foursquare to provide serendipitous recommendations to users of its consumer apps, but it also provides a wealth of foot traffic information that can be offered to the enterprise.
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They discovered it on a mountain site on Luzon Island in the Philippines through what Perry Ong, a biologist and an author of the study, described as a serendipitous event.
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Facebook launches gameshows platform with interactive video Until now, video consumption in the Facebook family of apps has been largely serendipitous, with users stumbling across clips in their News Feed.
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Her serendipitous powers are at the heart of what makes Domino compelling and put her in an eclectic pantheon of comic book characters that are supernaturally lucky, but with restrictions.
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In an act of serendipitous timing, Perry had the beginnings of a song, called "We Will Shine," that seemed to fit with what Benatar was looking for with this project.
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All of which is to say, this new track which features the two of them is either a serendipitous gift or the result of some incredibly well orchestrated management teams.
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In a series of serendipitous events, a phone call led me to Chidi Afulezi, a former Turner/CNN colleague, a product executive, with a similar vision and passion for Africa.
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But the story of the Eameses' serendipitous collaborations with the military, which refined the technology that made those icons possible, stands testament to their aspirations to evolve the human experience.
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Gosling's musical talent got quite the spotlight in La La Land, but it would seem the actor can't stay away from a piano in this serendipitous storm of new releases.
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Occasionally, though, the gods of travel smile upon us, and some serendipitous and magical events take place that reaffirm the need to leave your home and country and go a'roaming.
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The playful knit pattern of The North Face Fair Isle Mittens will brighten up a dark winter coat and keep your hands warm when you launch a serendipitous snowball fight.
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"We're thinking of how to create more transparency and also expose readers to something they might not usually see, but present it in a fun way, like a serendipitous discovery."
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Thomas might have followed his forebears into the teaching side of the game if not for the serendipitous arrival of the P.G.A. Championship to his hometown, Louisville, Ky., in 2000.
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" Jobst noted it was not his intention but that it was an incredible moment, writing that actors like Chalotra "embody the part and, subconsciously, resonant moments like that become serendipitous.
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At the same time, the serendipitous breakthroughs may be more likely to occur when managers are clear that understanding what does not work is as important as learning what does.
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Over the course of the 70-minute performance his face increasingly shined with sweat and his sculpted hair lost its shape, a serendipitous parallel with the miller's descent into histrionics.
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The score for the film was equally serendipitous: Columbus had originally hired Bruce Broughton, but Broughton was too busy finishing his work on Rescuers Down Under to do Home Alone.
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"I think it was serendipitous, because, as Robin says, if we had been unencumbered at the time and started dating, she doesn't think that we would have stayed together," he said.
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But when I clean up the mess without observing what I did and without analyzing and fantasizing how it relates to my own research, I will not have serendipitous insights either.
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But what I really enjoy about Rex is the serendipitous feeling of discovering a recommendation or being of reminded of something I've wanted to watch or read, based on my feed.
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It still feeds its data into Foursquare, of course, but it's now more focused on hanging out with your friends or facilitating serendipitous meetups when an old buddy is in town.
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When I called the number and was connected to Ms. Marza, she said she had been driven to participate out of curiosity and for the chance to have pleasant, serendipitous chats.
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In a serendipitous turn of events, the fast-food chain announced on Monday — a day after Cummings completed the costume — that the beloved menu item is making its return November 3.
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Others were nearly as thankful for the serendipitous timing of reaching the highest levels of beach volleyball just as the Olympics came to Rio — the perfect intersection of sport and site.
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This editor's decision to neutralize old laws by writing new glosses, instead of deleting the laws altogether, is serendipitous: He left behind just enough clues for his handiwork to be perceptible.
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Case #3: David The final case of the episode is rather serendipitous: 74-year-old David is a chauffeur who happens to pick up Dr. Sandra Lee while on the job.
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It was a bold move, not least because the finished diamond's original weight was 118.88 carats — a serendipitous figure for the Chinese market, given that eight is considered the luckiest number.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The messy battle to control China's largest producer of industrial gases has turned into a serendipitous victory for minority investors that could encourage more shareholder activism in Asia.
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Derek spends his time animating the avatars of the digients to make them more attractive, generating spontaneous and serendipitous facial expressions to create a bond between their human owners and them.
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Ever since, she has set up basic parameters about the palette and shape of her canvases and then embraced the serendipitous results of throwing, drizzling and streaming paint from vertiginous heights.
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Traversing about 240 miles of coast from Vasto to Ravenna by helicopter, Mr. Barbieri looked down at random groups of people standing in shallow water and saw a kind of serendipitous choreography.
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"After I'd seen her mom the second time, I said to Mary, 'If there's an emergency, just get in touch with me,' " Levine told PEOPLE in 1984 of the serendipitous house call.
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Tinseltown is full of stories of serendipitous discoveries of talent: Lana Turner at a malt shop; Harrison Ford installing a door at George Lucas' studio; Charlize Theron arguing with a bank teller.
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The serendipitous, spontaneous romance I'd wanted from our trip was blotted out by the reality of our flaws and the situations in our lives, much like what happens in any failed relationship.
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One survey of patent holders (the PatVal study of European inventors, published in 2005) found that an incredible 50 percent of patents resulted from what could be described as a serendipitous process.
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However, in terms of timing, this event felt less serendipitous as it did a very carefully planned, Versace-style exit, in which the memorial collection could potentially be Donatella Versace's swan song.
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What should have been a serendipitous alignment of the stars for the artist was blockaded by a cavalcade of curators building the canon of modernism with an exclusive roster of male artists.
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It's serendipitous that the show chose to highlight Alex Danvers' coming out story at the exact same time I decided that I felt comfortable enough to come out about my own bisexuality.
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When it comes down to it, entrepreneurship is hard — and reaching the upper echelons of success requires a serendipitous cocktail of dedication, passion, people, and sometimes, a little bit of plain luck.
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Also, it's worth mentioning that some women can come simply from nipple stimulation, so if your partner was fondling your breasts or nipples, that may have also contributed to your serendipitous orgasm.
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In an almost absurdly serendipitous moment, the school's football coach, James Warren, stepped onto the turf just as Mr. Eugene heaved a 22015-yard pass into the waiting arms of his receiver.
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Fittingly, those concerts produced their own serendipitous byproduct: Ne(x)tworks, an ensemble devoted to preserving and extending practices and philosophies fostered by Cage and Feldman, including graphic notation and chance operations.
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They are the primary venue for scientists to present new research to peers and colleagues, get early feedback, learn about new research tools and techniques, and birth new ideas through serendipitous conversations.
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It is an experience we rarely have anymore in a culture where pointed search has eclipsed serendipitous discovery, leading us to find more and more of what we are already interested in.
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Some of these photographs capture people who happen to dress like figures in paintings, while others highlight serendipitous connections between the color schemes or patterns of someone's outfit with a picture's palette.
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By contrast, corals in the central region of the Great Barrier Reef had a stroke of luck in the form of a "serendipitous Fiji cyclone which cooled the water down" with high rainfall.
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While she waited, Vásquez, 35, thought about how serendipitous timing could be: That day, Vásquez was celebrating the one-year anniversary of her own release from prison after serving 10 years for stillbirth.
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It just happened on a serendipitous night and we just kind of met and I thought she left, but I was living out of a hotel and I invited her to the diner.
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But even we technological Bartlebys who would prefer not to post the contents of our closets/bookshelves/hearts on social media have to concede the internet's potential for connectivity, inspiration and serendipitous expression.
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In this day of TV overload and hit-or-miss concepts, it's a serendipitous coincidence that both shows became instant cultural phenomenons, skyrocketing Butler and the rest of his castmates to celebrity status.
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A serendipitous stretch of N.B.A. schedule in March allowed Mike D'Antoni to be in the building when his brother Dan coached Marshall University to the school's first N.C.A.A. tournament berth in 31 years.
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Rather than organizing the posts into thematic sections, the book will maintain the random, serendipitous feel of scrolling through a Facebook page, with a mix of long and short posts interspersed with images.
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What doesn't work includes confusing physical presence with checked-in code, or in-person meetings with productive communications, or valuing the starry-eyed magic of "serendipitous collisions" above all else and/or common sense.
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It was an unplanned but serendipitous move, because it led us to a single-family house in a neighboring town in which my mother had dreamed but not dared to believe she could live.
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However, after a second piece of serendipitous inspiration, when he picked up a discarded shampoo bottle that contained leftover bubbles, Dr Chisti realised he could probably lash together something that did the same job.
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In a 2005 paper ("Serendipitous Insights Involving Nonhuman Primates"), two experts from the Washington National Primate Research Center in Seattle cataloged the chance encounters that yielded new insights from creatures like the pigtail macaque.
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The different interiors of his bothy photographs also reflect this, from tidy huts with serendipitous views that could easily be mistaken for a bed and breakfast to much eerier and dark, moss-covered spaces.
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The actor was accompanied by 11-year-old singer-songwriter Marisa McKaye, whom he had discovered while visiting Nashville just days prior "It was serendipitous how it all happened," said Mckaye's father, Greg Galdino.
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Medical and disease charities once focused almost entirely on raising awareness and encouraging prevention, leaving the search for cures to the imperfect and often serendipitous interplay among government agencies, university researchers and drug companies.
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This discovery came at a serendipitous moment for me, just four months after the physicist Stephen Hawking and I, with the support of Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, began a new space initiative called Breakthrough Starshot.
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Life could have gone on in that uncomplicated way indefinitely but for a couple of serendipitous moments involving his former team mate and bronze medallist Matt Antoine and a night out with a woman.
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They ranged from her serendipitous encounter with someone who ended up writing her a recommendation for graduate school to a rage-filled bike accident outside the New Museum caused by a negligent cab driver.
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The big challenge with live video is that it requires the serendipitous pairing in real time of a broadcaster with something to show and an audience that's ready and interested in what's being shown.
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It doesn't help that after the release of the song, which is about how a broken heart helped Gomez learn to love herself, Hailey Bieber took to Instagram with, shall we say, a serendipitous Story.
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Viagra has been one of the pharmaceutical industry's most successful prescription products since its launch in 1998, following a serendipitous discovery of its effects by researchers who had been studying it as a heart medicine.
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I suppose the timing of our meeting was serendipitous, because once she had put her ordinary clothes back on, she asked me what I would do with her hair if I was given the choice.
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First, make sure readers don't feel they have landed full-force in a filter bubble that will prevent them from having those surprising, serendipitous encounters with great stories — stories they didn't know they cared about.
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Buso took more data and informed Argentine observatories, who announced the outcome of their follow-up observations today: "the serendipitous discovery of a newly born, normal type IIb supernova," according to the paper published in Nature.
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It's more serendipitous, or golden, than it is timely that these three happened to join fashion, and then rejoin fashion, at the same time — but the fact that they did is just a really good thing.
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In a video with the New York Times also featuring producer Steve Mac and longtime friend Johnny McDaid, the trio that brought this hit to life detail of serendipitous circumstances of how it came to be.
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This sense of mobility helped undermine traditional bureaucratic hierarchies and meshed perfectly with Propst's design principles aimed at facilitating democratic, serendipitous encounters through diminished barriers and un-hierarchical gathering spaces like social tables rather than desks.
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While many in the US remain uninsured, the Grammy-nominated rapper came face-to-face with a situation that is much more dire after a serendipitous trip to the east African country of Uganda in March.
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For if Mr Rubio could not rely on a parental Rolodex, as he puts it, his career has been blessed in other ways: seats opening up at serendipitous moments, money and well-paid jobs magically materialising.
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It was the essence of a Bill Cunningham photo essay, one of those image surveys that, though they sometimes seemed serendipitous and offhand, had been harvested as assiduously as any field study conducted by trained anthropologists.
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It was serendipitous: Lane is a mesmerizing on-screen presence — like Mia in Fish Tank, she is a girl caught between maturity and childhood, teetering on the precipice and desperate for a way into her future.
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Mr. Rascoff was a partner at the Manhattan accounting firm Hurdman & Cranstoun in 1974 when he had a serendipitous encounter at an office urinal with Prince Rupert zu Loewenstein, the financial adviser for the Rolling Stones.
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As with Khaled and Barr's own serendipitous experience with the cyclist, when these two worlds collide, it encourages players to look deeper at their physical environments to try to find meaning in things (no matter how mundane).
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Today it feels like the internet often hinders us from comprehending the true diversity of our community as we become increasingly siloed into networks that are not as porous—or as serendipitous and random—as real life.
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Itamar Moses' book, based on the 2007 film, is admirably restrained as it delves into the lives of two groups of people whose paths would never cross if not for one serendipitous mistake that brings them together.
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If you want to know what kind of social infrastructure tech leaders really value, take a close look at the campuses they have developed in Silicon Valley: Offices designed for serendipitous encounters between members of different teams.
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She was wishing hard that she'd been able to take this pighead, any pighead, for more than a couple hundred bucks, and then it had come to her, so sudden and serendipitous she almost fell down herself.
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It seems pretty serendipitous to have a camera at the ready, though in today's age of social media sharing, it wouldn't completely out of the question to think that Scher enlisted someone to be at the ready.
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Baylee Curran was a contestant in the Miss Greater Inland Empire Pageant -- it's a prelim for Miss California -- and when it came time for the evening gown competition last weekend, she got a sweet and serendipitous surprise.
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One observant and serendipitous walker through the world is the artist Maira Kalman, whose fanciful drawings have graced children's books, covers for The New Yorker and the pages of many other publications, including The New York Times.
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However, as many Hulu users have been conditioned to seek out and watch on-demand content, it may feel odd at first to start here with a screen designed for serendipitous discovery — especially when it's getting things wrong.
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At 3-days-old, the new baby happily slept in her father's arms at the hospital, fittingly wearing a "Little Nugget" Chick-Fil-A onesie that her parents purchased months ago, not realizing how serendipitous it would be.
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To hear these players, with their clarity and vivacity, in Mr. Reich's music was like staring at a Rothko canvas: The ears were flooded with ever more detail, much of it serendipitous and unexpected, the harder you listened.
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She is as drawn to systematically organized natural history collections as she is to the anarchy of Mr. Buckminster's junkyard, and especially fascinated by the anomalies and serendipitous patterns that can be found in large accumulations of stuff.
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It has to feel serendipitous, as if a chance run-in on the street led to an invitation to come upstairs for tea, which led to instruments being picked up, which eventually led to the song you're hearing.
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Fed officials must either raise their inflation target, assume some serendipitous boost to the economy's potential growth rate or decline in the natural unemployment rate, abandon their economic models, or run much tighter monetary policy, especially after 2020.
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By way of a serendipitous meeting with editor Nico Leunen — who cancelled a motorcycle trip across America to help the actor — Gosling learned that you can't have a hand in everything and expect your product to turn out good.
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In a serendipitous moment of scientific discovery, a team at the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee has come up with a process that turns the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into ethanol, or alcohol.
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Based loosely on the 2000 Brad Pitt and Jason Statham film of the same name, Snatch follows a group of young hustlers whose serendipitous discovery of a truck of gold bars leads them into the dangerous London crime underworld.
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On Tuesday, she tweeted about her serendipitous encounter, writing that the boy in question is someone who was on her flight to China, who happened to be wearing the same forest green American Apparel jacket that she had on.
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I have always felt the word "zeitgeist" is deployed too casually when it comes to novels; given the pace of publishing, any alignment between a work of fiction and our current times is almost certainly serendipitous, the reader's projection.
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The journey of the film, from Murphy's desk drawer to a nostalgic baseball audience eager for new images of the epic baseball farewell, is a tale that wends through the vicissitudes of everyday life and ends with serendipitous opportunity.
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Whatever serendipitous algorithm brought you here, we're glad it did, because the sales on travel goods are peaking and this is the time to cash in on stylish, seamless, smart gear that makes your life that much better en route.
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"Serendipitous collisions" can and do happen among asynchronous communicators, too — posts on shared Slack channels can snowball into full-scale internal projects with surprising ease — but I think it's fair to say that they're more likely to occur in-person.
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In Hartford, that scene has the actors Michael Cumpsty and Michael Crane (more serendipitous similarity in those first names and last initials) take turns with Paul's lines and those of other characters as the tale of the Pulitzer photograph is related.
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The deal echoes the serendipitous team up between Disney and Sphero that brought the world the wildly popular BB-8 toy — though the Fast & Furious franchise doesn't have quite the same sort of all-ages appeal as a Star Wars.
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According to her stylist, around the time of his first fashion show for the brand in February, Paltrow officially decided to give the Met another go – and the timing was serendipitous, as she also just announced a magazine collaboration with Wintour.
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And in what might be the sweetest moment of the entire event, Kate fluffed Pippa's long train as she entered the church, making for a very serendipitous photo op that recalled Pippa doing the same for her sister back in 2011.
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Going into effect in the Pacific "which is home to vulnerable island nations who have all ratified the agreement, makes for one of those serendipitous moments in history," Thoriq Ibrahim, environment minister of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean, told Reuters.
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The primary goal is to make Instagram the place where impulsive, "serendipitous" shoppers — not those doing "window-shopping" — find products that they want to buy, though the company is now moving onto the turf of the latter with the Explore tab.
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There is perhaps no better way to begin grasping Young's solo exhibition at the Rubell Family Collection (RFC) in Miami than to consider this serendipitous convergence of two rare events: a peculiarly forthcoming pair of collectors and an unusually good artist.
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In a serendipitous marriage of theater and real estate, Richard Jones's mesmerizing revival of Eugene O'Neill's "The Hairy Ape" opened at the Park Avenue Armory on Thursday night, amid the blue-chip addresses where its title character roams and despairs.
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Erick Sanchez, Mr. Yang's traveling press secretary, said the timing of the new "Star Wars" movie release and debate night was serendipitous and gave Mr. Yang the chance to do two things he enjoys — meet voters and watch science fiction.
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So it seemed serendipitous when a representative from the neighborhood association got in touch with Mr. Patel, Ms. Lañas and other neighbors in their building to say that the owner of a house on the next street was looking to sell.
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From serendipitous run-ins with industry contacts to seeing how others react to products and technologies you find interesting, there are lots of reasons why it's going to be difficult to completely virtualize a trade show for some time to come.
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When: October 3033–3023 Where: Along 3013th Street (Manhattan) A lot of events claim to bring art to the people, but Art in Odd Places is one of the rare happenings that actually succeeds, staging serendipitous encounters along Manhattan's 3003th Street.
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As I experienced firsthand Tromsø residents' unique relationship to winter, a serendipitous conversation with Alia Crum, assistant professor of psychology at Stanford University, inspired me to consider mindset as a factor that might influence Tromsø residents' sunny perspective of the sunless winter.
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Though a little late to the party, Facebook Live has quickly proven to be a hit, not just for serendipitous viral content (hi Chewbacca lady), but as a powerful tool for real-time reporting, capturing everything from sports to insurgencies as they unfold.
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" It feels serendipitous that Philip will join a board that includes models like Nina Agdal, Janaye Furman, and Alice First, considering barely a year ago she wrote on Twitter: "Honestly when I get scouted/discovered by a modeling agency it's OVER for y'all!
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The election created a serendipitous confluence of an incredibly unique historical moment where a groundswell of demand could be met by a new type of supply and Airbnb's co-founders Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia were there to capitalize on the opportunity.
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Dining | New Jersey In the two years I've been doing this job, I've never had such a candid and serendipitous talk with a restaurant owner as I did with Brian Held, owner of NoLa by Brian, which opened last summer in Stockton.
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In Cartagena, Mr. Kiarostami invoked those frogs — for a minute I thought he was talking about the ducks that appear in another part of "Five" — as something of a metaphor, an example of the serendipitous irruption of reality into a carefully planned composition.
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A serendipitous on-the-street encounter with a music executive in the early 1970s led Ms. Peacock to a deal with RCA, which released "I'm the One," a stew of blistery funk and associative poetry and psychotropic, Captain Beefheart-adjacent experimental rock.
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It was serendipitous that one of the four companies in the consortium was American Bridge Co., which built the Tappan Zee between 2000 and 1955, said Jamey Barbas, who has directed the new bridge project for the New York State Thruway Authority.
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So as an adorable touch to their serendipitous story, the pair decided to recreate a photo from 1999 that featured Natalie and Austin standing side-by-side in a red Jeep Wrangler — and like their story, the recreation is sure to melt your heart.
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The app is just there, and then at some point in the future, you know, there are these weird serendipitous things that happen like you get an ad for a car that you just happened to be talking to your, you know, friend about.
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The other thing that was sort of strangely serendipitous: The night before I had had a horrible experience with two other people at the conference who confronted me in a bar about my views in a particularly vicious way that was intended to humiliate me.
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But some of the best work that I do is serendipitous or spontaneous, and with travel photography you need to be really open to trying different things, maybe having an idea and going out to capture it, but really looking around, even behind you.
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She was introduced to it after what she calls an "amazing chain of serendipitous events": Her neighbors in Venice Beach had gone traveling and they found themselves detoured in Bali, unable to travel to Japan because the Tohoku earthquake had just hit, killing many thousands.
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"I think the serendipitous interactions you get through actually working with colleagues in your business and also with your partners make such a difference and I think we'll always need an office to drive those sorts of interactions," he told CNBC's Squawk Box on Monday.
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Fox's searing autobiographical account of her experience debuted to a stunned and rhapsodic reception at Sundance in January, and premieres on HBO on May 26, as an uncanny (and serendipitous) addition to the country's ongoing reckoning with abusive sexual behavior in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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Being able to steal the limelight from Microsoft's Surface Studio may have been serendipitous, however there's no doubt that Apple deliberately shifted its schedule so that its downbeat earnings call could get buried in enthusiastic coverage of the MacBook Pro with a shiny new touch strip.
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Ed Boyden, a neuroscientist at MIT who made his name as one of the people behind optogenetics, points out that innovations are often serendipitous—from Alexander Fleming's chance discovery of penicillin to the role of yogurt-makers in the development of CRISPR, a gene-editing technique.
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A man who comes from a religious family but runs an atheist podcast (yeah, he's one of those) has his life turned upside down when someone claiming to be God friends him and uses the social media platform to guide him into serendipitous encounters with people who need help.
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Coming from India, where a place to eat can be found by sauntering down the road, and having lived for the past decade in Europe, where public transport is efficient and finding nourishment often serendipitous, the American obsession with recommendations, whether for food, shops or services, was baffling.
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In an exclusive first look at The Sun Is Also a Star, a romance hitting theaters May 17, Natasha Kingsley (Grown-ish's Yara Shahidi) and Daniel Bae (Riverdale's Charles Melton) fall for one another over the course of one day in New York City after a serendipitous run-in.
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" And while the move's been harrowing and hardening in some ways, it's also been serendipitous—the past few months have seen Brown join Charli XCX's live band, and tour with her as she supports Taylor Swift's gargantuan Reputation Tour, an experience she describes as "like going to school.
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Having carried a fond memory of those garlicky bites with me through the years, it seems serendipitous that, upon moving to the US six years ago, I found myself living in close proximity to Mama Papa Lithuania, an establishment that, you guessed it, sells this same fried rye bread.
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And had those users not valued the serendipitous reconnections with high school boyfriends, the ego strokes from bragging about their expensive vacations and their little child prodigies and a public forum in which to harangue their elected officials, they would not have put their private information out there.
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If you're down to follow Michael Cera and Kat Dennings on a standard love arc through serendipitous "only-in-New-York" encounters soundtracked by Vampire Weekend and other acts that will remind you of 2008 (not in a bad way), then please enjoy Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist.
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So in those serendipitous moments when you want to whip out your phone and fire up the camera right away, the Galaxy Note9 will slow you down: Its body makes it difficult to quickly pull out of a pocket and stabilize in your hands to take a clear shot.
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Also in that room, Eduardo Kac, a pioneer of telecommunications art, brought serendipitous grandeur and theatricality to the little screen with his animated minitel "Reabracadabra" (1985/2015), a short poem loop first shown in 1985 in São Paulo as part of the group exhibition Arte On-Line presented by Companhia Telefônica.
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So we have a new product coming out that is the ability to save products to help with that consideration piece because when people are evaluating a product in the case of the serendipitous shopping or window shopping, you might not be ready to buy it right then and there.
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The grasshopper poop, in all its exoskeletal gloryPhoto: Brandon BartonSome of the most serendipitous discoveries about nature can be prompted by just about anything, like finding the first known venomous frog by accidentally grabbing the business end of one, or revealing a new owl species by eavesdropping on its unplaceable hooting.
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Berg, together with another producer and the film's director, emphasized the action, which would be kinetic, brutal, and original—though they also reassured Fogelson that it would closely resemble what Uwais had done in "The Raid 219.4," a bloody blur of serendipitous weaponry, including chairs, hammers, broom handles, and a griddle.
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And while a flawless pairing of scene and soundtrack can feel perfectly serendipitous, these moments are almost always the result of someone poring through thousands of tracks and spending hours working with the show's creative team to find exactly the right tune, to say nothing of securing permission to use it.
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On a July morning, THUMP caught up over Skype with both Ciani and Smith—the former in her Bolinas home, and the latter in Los Angeles, where she now lives—to discuss the serendipitous nature of their bond, the unpredictability of the Buchla, and the strange joys of their new record.
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After fumbling around for two games both offensively and defensively, the Cleveland Cavaliers turned the tables on the Golden State Warriors in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, handing the defending champs a 22-point whuppin' behind some key adjustments and what might turn out to be a serendipitous injury to Kevin Love.
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Along the way, it has the chance to do something no other social network — not Pinterest or Twitter — or giant online retailer, Amazon included, has done: build a big business inside a mobile app based on the kind of serendipitous impulse buying that brick-and-mortar malls have feasted on for decades.
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It is easy to imagine what other politicians past and present would consider doing to two guys who believed that what New York or any city needed was the automation of a serendipitous neighborhood shopping experience — wrap them in drop cloth and duct tape and send them somewhere toward the Panama Canal.
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You can get to know them on their video blog: * It's worth noting that our overlap with the president and rock stars was serendipitous; we had scheduled the visit months before the White House announced the visit and the Stones decided to cap their Latin American tour with a first, and free, show in Cuba.
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She communicates the electric excitement of discovering something new — something no one ever knew or definitively proved before — and the boring scientific grunt work involved in conducting studies and experiments: the days and weeks and months of watching and waiting and gathering data, the all-nighters, the repetitions, the detours, both serendipitous and unfruitful.
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So that's the great, you know, Joseph Campbell mythology of, like, ultimately you go from refusing the call and being a serendipitous hero and by the end you're willing to give the ultimate sacrifice, your life, despite your family and your groundedness and your desire to not want to do that, so that that community can thrive.
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And serendipitous ones, like when they sang "I love the way after rain the smell of wet cement will stay in the streets all day," shortly after it happened to rain on Thursday evening, or when a woman fussily said "Just so noisy" as a helicopter took off just a couple of hundred feet away on the Hudson River.
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And when Roberts had to go off script, he did, pulling back a pinch-hitter in the sixth inning of Game 3 to let Yu Darvish bat with the bases loaded against the erratic Carl Edwards Jr. The serendipitous result: the first bases-loaded walk by a pitcher in the postseason since Larry Christenson drew one in 1977.
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Higbee's Coincidences is a collection of photos taken on the streets of New York City at serendipitous moments: a man in an advertisement seems to lead a pedestrian by a rope; a commuter merges with The Weeknd when he passes behind a poster of the singer; a woman on the subway has a Mickey Mouse balloon for a head.
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Image: NASA, ESA, L. Sromovsky (University of Wisconsin, Madison), H. Hammel (Space Science Institute), and K. Rages (SETI)"These observations were planned only to study the atmosphere of Uranus – the detection of Ariel and its shadow were purely serendipitous," Heidi Hammel, Executive Vice President of AURA, who helped analyze the image while working at the Space Science Institute, told Gizmodo.
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The rest of the evening was devoted to Metal Karaoke (capped off by a rousing rendition of "Ace of Spades" from Walter Roadburn, Orange Goblin's Ben Ward, and Primordial's Alan Averill), pints at the Little Devil, and the blessedly serendipitous discovery of pizza joint that was inexplicably open at 5AM and happy to cater to a bunch of tipsy weirdos.
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The colors and luminosity of John Cimon Warburg's "Peggy in the Garden," a photo taken in 1909 at the family's villa on the French Riviera, bear an extraordinary, even if perhaps serendipitous, resemblance to John Singer Sargent's painting "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose," which had been a popular hit at the Royal Academy in 1887 and is shown here along with Warburg's autochrome image.
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Read more: NASA captured a stunning enhanced-color photo of a 'blue' sand dune on Mars — and the photos are mind-blowingThough being able to capture an image of an avalanche of this proportion is rare and an incredibly serendipitous event to catch on camera, the thawing of the polar caps on Mars is a completely normal phenomenon at this time of year.
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Visiting Jamaica, Mr. Huang follows every diagram in the Bourdain playbook: doses of history, slow-motion shots out of car windows, a serendipitous discovery ("I smelled something delicious"), suspiciously knowledgeable comments about local ingredients and cooking techniques, the unnecessary superlative ("one of the best-textured eggplants I've ever seen"), some macabre regionalism (a goat is separated from its head on camera), a cosmic closing voice-over.
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"It is serendipitous that we are opening right at a moment where underwear, and its ongoing transition from a deeply private to provocatively public garment, continues to be a major creative and commercial trend," said Edwina Ehrman, curator of both the exhibit and the Textiles and Fashion sections at the museum, noting the surging popularity of athleisure clothes, pajamas as daytime garments and luxury loungewear.
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This is where Snapchat has a chance to turn its every day user engagement into a real world discovery and marketing platform that could potentially rival Yelp in terms of serendipitous discovery, and driving marketing value for restaurants, venues and destinations starting from a place of true interest, rather than approaching it from the perspective of providing a resource only to people already seeking that kind of info.
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Google is on the wrong side of major trends in the digital advertising industry: Google captures direct response dollars as digital ad spend shifts up the funnel, its focus is still on browsers and websites as engagement is moving into apps and feeds, Google is deeply dependent on search during a shift to serendipitous discovery and ads designed to interrupt the user's attention are being replaced by advertising designed to engage them.
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Each letter is documented in four ways: in a serendipitous photograph out in the physical landscape, such as an H formed from feral ivy growing around two windows, an M in the arches of the Brooklyn Bridge, or a C from the drape of electrical wires; then in a three-dimensional example on signage or elsewhere; in two-dimensions in a book or other flat surface; and finally just as a typeface line drawing.
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In the sadly serendipitous way these things often seem to happen, a documentary film about the two women, Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, had just made the rounds of the film festival circuit earlier in 2016, premiering at Cannes before playing at a series of other prestigious festivals in the US. It was acquired by HBO to air later in 2017 — but after the pair's passing, the date was moved up to Saturday, January 7.
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But the four new species of the creature identified in the study were found at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean 12 years ago by Wilson and another of the lead researchers, Greg Rouse, a scientist with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the U.S. Wilson said it had been a "serendipitous" chance discovery that came about while they were looking at whale carcasses on the floor of the north Pacific Ocean off California and Mexico using remotely operated vehicles (ROV).
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Cott recounts how it took Sendak more than a hundred agonizing drafts to get the book right, and while Cott relies heavily on secondary sources here, he provides an illuminating window into the creative process — and the countless inspirations, influences, ideas and serendipitous encounters that fed into the creation of this work of art: In this case, Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute," the movie "The Wizard of Oz," a Grimm fairy tale, nativity paintings, old photographs of the Lindbergh baby and the Dionne quintuplets, and color schemes borrowed from William Blake and Eric Rohmer.
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At this point, the Saudi explanation now might as well read: We told everyone to get our dissidents back, so when we wanted to question this guy, they misheard the order as a rendition request, but he's a 60-year-old so he took on our rugby team of spooks, so we strangled him, so it was just serendipitous we had a body double with us, and a forensic expert in the team, and pure luck -- as Erdogan says -- part of our staff had been out in the Belgrad forest 4 days earlier digging holes.
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