Still, the way things have shaken out so far makes sense.
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But those that couldn't prove sustainability were shaken out in the process.
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WILFRED FROST: But, Bruce, do you regret how this has all shaken out?
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"But what matters to me is that I don't want to be shaken out by this period of underperformance any more than I wanted to be shaken out of Apple during its swan dive at this exact time last year, " Cramer said.
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They must be led, and decades of habitual bureaucracy must be shaken out of them.
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Booker reiterated his criticism during the briefing, scoffing at how this decision has shaken out.
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Certainly, there's more dust to be shaken out of this rug — if you'll pardon the expression.
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Employees, who were, by the way, apparently very pissed over the way events had shaken out.
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Let's take a look at a few famous internet naming decisions, and how they've shaken out.
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Those closet indexers who are charging active prices, that's what's really being shaken out right now.
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I do think the philanthropic community needs to be shaken out of its sleep on this topic.
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If my karma were all shaken out, I wouldn't have to be here on Earth right now.
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It's hard to be solemn when your beloved relative is being shaken out of a ziploc bag.
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To Garner's satisfaction, the bears were ostensibly shaken out — albeit messily — and the bulls' euphoria was tempered.
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Cramer's advice to prevent traders from being shaken out was simple: don't make that kind of trade.
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Let's look at the 2015 Best Picture lineup to see how this all might have shaken out.
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Well if we don't get shaken out of it soon, we're all gonna be asleep for a bit.
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Is are wonderful idea generators, but often get shaken out over the life of an investment as the market moves.
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During its underperformance, the weak hands were shaken out and Cramer was even criticized for still vouching for the company.
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"I'd give it a day or two more to make sure all the weak hands get shaken out," Cramer said.
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Music sounds crisp and clear; They can't be shaken out of your ears; And the button controls are easy to use.
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You are constantly being shaken out of the illusion and, worse, those disruptions pave the way to eye strain and nausea.
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If you haven't updated your phone, maybe hold off for a little while to make sure things have all shaken out.
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"Glass doors and windows have all been shaken out and the poorer houses are so damaged they are uninhabitable," he said.
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The group will only be able to recover when weaker shareholders get shaken out and lower prices start attracting buyers again.
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And while Airbnb still has its fair share of problems, the service has shaken out most of those wrinkles in recent years.
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There's a positive way to interpret this: all the practical problems are finally getting shaken out as virtual reality gaming nears a breakthrough.
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When the couple taunts him — "Look at what you've done" — I was shaken out of my numb disdain into a kind of anger.
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Ten hours later, I was back on the road, having shaken out all the feelings I could, Los Angeles just a few hundred miles away.
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In it, a teen-age girl is shaken out of her celebrity crush when a video surfaces of her heartthrob's brutal beating of a woman.
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"Any of those buyers are almost certain to be shaken out now, and that's the worst thing you can do as a trader," Cramer said.
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Lead is unlikely to be shaken out of its price drift by ILZSG's assessment the market is heading back to surplus after two years of deficit.
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Be sparing at first so you don't get shaken out (or unreasonably buy a bunch of $200 Hermes ties), then buy more at a lower price.
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Late in the film, once most of the plot has shaken out and things are barrelling toward their awful conclusion, Hill and Marlborough have a conversation about games.
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Yet if things had shaken out differently—if the asteroid had stayed in its place, and the dinosaurs allowed to proceed with their business—what would things have looked like?
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It can feel scary to be shaken out of that sleepwalk, but maybe it's just because we've spent so much time hypnotized that we're just not used to being awake.
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I know pretty well most of the organizations and people Dorsey talked to and nothing has shaken out yet in terms of partnership or investment news from his recent trip.
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A group of women waving "Vote your Ossoff!" signs in Dunwoody said that they had been shaken out of political timidity by Mr Trump's antics and the women's march in Washington.
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While Cramer admitted that strategy isn't perfect, he said it's a good way to prevent yourself from being shaken out of stocks and to view downturns as opportunities rather than obituaries.
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Yes, the fitness-wearable market has pretty much shaken out, but all that sensor and "smart" technology has evolved to fuel a bigger, broader health-tech category that goes well beyond wearables.
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With just a handful of days left until the Olympic torch moves on from Rio and the games finish for another four years, the medal table has shaken out largely as expected.
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RBC's head of G10 FX Strategy Adam Cole said that jump had made the pound one of the week's outperformers and shaken out some of the short positions that had built up.
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I thought about all of my own roads less traveled—the jobs and relationships and living situations I've left behind and how life might've shaken out differently if I'd stayed with them.
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It could certainly serve as a new player in African e-commerce phase 2.0, now that the sector has shaken out some failures, produced an IPO and drawn the attention of big global names.
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Some disposable dusters, such as those exceedingly popular Swiffer Dusters, do work quite well, perhaps better than their reusable counterpart, a feather duster made of ostrich feathers, which will capture dust until it is shaken out.
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With the way the Marvel Cinematic Universe has since shaken out, with Tony Stark at fault for creating Ultron and ripping apart the Avengers in Civil War, Downey's portrayal of an artisanal tech jerk hasn't aged particularly well.
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I've been to big funerals where hundreds of people have been shaken out of that hypnotic state, and it's some of the most spiritual experiences I've ever had, because people have cut out all of the crap and bullshit.
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She spoke to the newspaper vendor, then made her way along the street to a building, where she took an envelope with two keys from her bag ... I was shaken out of my daydream by honking from cars stuck behind me.
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Those that follow Wall Street's daily moves may often hear stock market commentators use terms like "weak hands" and "shaken out" to refer to investors who can't bear the pain of sell-offs or times of higher-than-usual volatility.
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Chief Executive Andy Golding told Reuters in a call that he believed tax and regulatory changes for non-professional landlords had already shaken out many of the thousands who had bought extra homes to rent out through a 20-year housing market boom.
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I am shaken out of this strange feeling by a guy who brushes past me on the street as he remarks loudly to his friend, "Yeah, it would be nice to have E..." Later, I crash a party at the Spinnin Records Hotel.
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BALAKOT, Pakistan (Reuters) - Villagers near the town of Balakot in northeast Pakistan were shaken out of their sleep by what seemed like an earthquake in the early hours of Tuesday, only discovering once dawn broke that there had been an Indian airstrike on their neighborhood.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shaken out of many months of calm, Wall Street braced for a higher level of volatility in the days ahead, after a roughly 2 percent rebound in U.S. stocks on Tuesday followed the biggest one-day selloff in more than six years.
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Joakim Noah: Chicago Bulls → New York Knicks Noah getting $163 million a year doesn't seem all that surprising now that we've seen how the big man market has shaken out, but the fact that he got four years fully guaranteed represented quite a shock, and still does.
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"Remember the silver lining: the same thing that allows Trump to play hardball with the Chinese — the fabulous economy with 3.6% unemployment and 8003% GDP — will also make the stock market buyable again once the weak hands get shaken out and the panic's done," he said.
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To the elation of fans everywhere, the ever-entertaining Condit chose the latter course, and is now scheduled for a comeback bout with BJJ whiz Demian Maia—another top welterweight who could also be fighting for the title this weekend if things had shaken out a little bit differently.
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" Nakao: "When he did the first street retreat on his birthday on the steps of the US Capitol in the freezing snow, he saw that the people who were with him had been shaken out of their usual mindsets and that this was, in many ways, more powerful than all the hours they had sat in meditation halls.
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Linney and Hoffman's dynamic in that film bears some resemblance to Hahn and Giamatti's in this one: people bound to one another (as siblings in the former and spouses in the latter) who find themselves shaken out of their routine by frustrating realities in their family lives, things they wish could just fix themselves so their lives could move forward.
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Back in the 22012 presidential cycle, when Romney won the Iowa straw poll before dropping out in February 22012, he had the support of conservative outlets like National Review and visible right-leaning pundits like Laura Ingraham and Rush Limbaugh, who said of Romney: I think now, based on the way the campaign has shaken out, that there probably is a candidate on our side who does embody all three legs of the conservative stool, and that's Romney.
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London concert halls and drawing rooms... lapped up this neat vodka as avidly as a man who has spent months in the desert or a monastery. The fellow, it was plain, was a savage, a moujik. A vagabond of the Steppes, a wastrel from the Siberian snows. Men were shaken out of their complacency.
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In age, the upper surface of the puffball cracks and tears open. The resilient texture of the inner peridium enables the puffball to maintain its ball-like shape after it has detached from the ground. As the old puffballs get blown around, spores get shaken out of the tears. Short pedicels are a characteristic of B. pila spores.
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Fern Drudger is a child who has the ability to shake things out of books. But, lately, only Diet Lime Fizzy Drinks seem to pop out of them. The Fizzy Drinks always have messages from a mysterious group called the Nobodies. As it turns out to be, Nobodies are people or animals that are shaken out of books and haven't been returned yet to their homes inside the books.
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Flasks usually have handles or trunnions designed into their construction, which assist in handling the flasks with cranes or other lifting machinery. Some flasks are used to form a mold and are removed before pouring the casting, so another mold can be made. Other flasks are designed to contain the mold through the pouring operation, and then the casting is shaken out of the mold. The flasks are then used again and again.
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In the time about the turn of the 20th century, everyone in the village had his livelihood. Raumbach was, however, shaken out of this calm in 1914 when the First World War broke out. The names of those who fell are inscribed at the local schoolhouse. Despite the heavy financial losses, municipal council decided only a few years after the rampant inflation in the early 1920s to build a watermain, completing the project in 1931.
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A Tree of Palme is an interpretation of the 1883 novel The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi. It concerns a small puppet, Palme, who was tasked by his creator to look over his ailing wife, Xian. After her death, Palme is visited by a mysterious woman whom he mistakenly believes to be Xian. Shaken out of his sadness, Palme accepts her request to deliver something special to a far- off place known as Tama.
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The horse's hair can be used for a number of products. Horsehair ties are part of the traditional Mongolian tent dwelling. The hair can also be used to make rope; it is considered better than leather in wet conditions, because water can be easily shaken out of a horsehair rope but not a leather one. One traditional rope-making technique called for a combination of one third horse hair to two thirds wool.
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Bremen Castings foundry produces castings made from recycled materials such as plate and structural steel and old cast products. A Cupola and medium frequency furnaces are used at the foundry for melting recycled materials to be poured into green sand molds produced by match plate molding machines. Once the metal has been cast and shaken out, the products flow through the state of the art cleaning room (mill room) then on its way to the CNC machining centers.
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There are diverse types of bees (such as honeybees, bumblebees, and orchid bees), forming large groups that are quite distinctive in size, tongue length and behaviour (some solitary, some colonial); thus generalization about bee pollination is difficult. Some plants can only be pollinated by bees because their anthers release pollen internally, and it must be shaken out by buzz pollination (also known as "sonication"). Bees are the only animals that perform this behaviour. Bumblebees and solitary bees sonicate, but honeybees do not.
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Peppercorn — from whom Freddy is renting in town — cheers him with her improved version of a Longfellow poem, for example changing: :"As a feather is wafted downward / From an eagle in his flight." to :"As a brick comes hurtling downward / From a rooftop, in a fight." The poet-pig is not enormously impressed, but is shaken out of his funk and soon wonders if coach Kurtz is Anderson's accomplice; a telephone call proved that his name is Herb. Anderson approaches "Mr. Arquebus", asking help with a burglary.
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The Katins had no children, and Nancy left the business to her friend and seamstress, Sato Hughes, who had begun sewing trunks for the couple in 1961. Along with her son Glenn, Sato continued to run the Katin operation in the same low-key manner. They focused on the retail store and on maintaining the quality of Katin surf trunks. By the early 1990s, the big surf wear market had "shaken out" and hardcore surfers were again looking for a pair of functional, durable trunks.
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Mature, open capsules are first seen during September or October, and all of the capsules open by the middle of December. Seeds are shaken out of the capsules by the wind and empty capsules remain attached until peduncle and capsule abscission, which first occurs about the last of December and continues through the winter. Seedfall starts in October, peaks in December, and continues until the first of March. Loblolly-bay seeds are light (120,000 to 151,000/lb or 265,000 to 333,000/kg) and winged.
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The fruit section of L. aegyptiaca may be allowed to mature and used as a bath or kitchen sponge after being processed to remove everything except the network of xylem fibers. If the loofah is allowed to fully ripen and then dried on the vine, the flesh disappears leaving only the fibrous skeleton and seeds, which can be easily shaken out. Marketed as luffa or loofah, the sponge is used as a body scrub in the shower. In Paraguay, panels are made out of luffa combined with other vegetable matter and recycled plastic.
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Australian Institute of Marine Science, Townsville, Australia. Most fire coral species have brittle skeletons that can easily be broken, for example, during storms, or by divers when diving for leisure, or when collecting fish for the aquarium trade. For instance, the yellowtail damselfish (Chrysiptera parasema) tends to dwell close to the branching fire coral colonies, and retreats into its branches when threatened. In Brazil, fire coral colonies are extensively damaged when harvesting the yellowtail damselfish, as the corals are often deliberately smashed and fishes hiding amongst the branches are ‘shaken out’ into plastic bags.
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The King remained in bed, in his nightshirt and a short wig. The Grand Chamberlain of France or, in his absence, the Chief Gentleman of the Bedchamber presented holy water to the king from a vase that stood at the head of the bed and the king's morning clothes were laid out. First, the Master of the Bedchamber and the First Servant, both high nobles, pulled the king's nightshirt over his head, one grasping each sleeve. The Grand Chamberlain presented the day shirt which, according to Saint-Simon, had been shaken out and sometimes changed, because the king perspired freely.
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When Yugoslavia disintegrated during World War II in early April 1941 and the Ustasha were carrying out attacks in Srem area, which also was a part of Pavelic’s Independent State of Croatia, the monks from Vrdnik and Jazak took the relics of the Saint Prince Lazar, Saint Emperor Uroš and Saint Stefan Stiljanovic from those two monasteries to Besenovo. They managed to partially preserve them. In 1942, the Ustasha looted the Monastery treasury, including the coffins of the three saints and all precious objects they contained. All was taken to Zagreb, and the relics were shaken out of coffins and dispersed across the Monastery.
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When Yu- shang is kidnapped by Chiu later, So is shaken out of his delusional state as he wants to save her. He tricks the sect's members into electing him as their new chief, by pretending that he is possessed by the spirit of Hung Tsat-kung. Using his improved literacy, he reads the sect's ancient martial arts manual and learns seventeen of the "Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms" (降龍十八掌), while the last style is not shown in the book. Meanwhile, Chiu puts Yu-shang into a magical trance and attempts to use her as a puppet to assassinate the emperor and start a rebellion.
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Timber merchants in Kalimantan and Aceh also sell slow lorises to traders, and since the primates cling to branches instead of fleeing, they are often transported hundreds of miles on the original tree branches to which they clung. Slow lorises and other exotic wildlife are sold domestically each year in open-air animal markets, such as this one in Myanmar. Demand from middlemen and specialized animal trade mafias has increased the profitability of slow loris hunting and driven many hunters to catch any they spot by climbing or shaking trees. In the Mondulkiri Province in Cambodia, slow lorises are shaken out of trees and then bludgeoned to death with a stick.
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The group also grew in numbers, and Fenner took the opportunity to train newcomers himself and transfer his own, now greatly developed, knowledge of cryptology to them. However, his growing leadership role caused him to start losing contact with the actual cryptanalytic work, and gained a reputation as a fearsome, arrogant pedant, which he dismissed as evidence the unit was being shaken out of its lethargy. By the mid 1920s, he had introduced a 90 training course for senior analysts which reviewed current systems and general principles. By the 1930s a fast track training course was introduced for talented newcomers that met twice a week and covered a two part course in cryptologic principles and practice.
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Railsim and a couple of others came and went out of business, and Railsim was reorganized as Rail Simulator with the software company that wrote MSTS as its core, while MSTS aged and never did get upgraded as Microsoft had once begun and announced. In the last few years, Rail Simulator has changed its name to Train Simulator. As the world market has shaken out, Australian Trainz in 2014-2015 upgraded itself with Trainz: A New Era, still servicing the wider route builder and driving markets, but now matching the 64-bit computing and graphics of Train Simulator. In the same five-year period, train simulators have moved to pad computer and phone platforms.
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Praetorius states that those figured by him have 12 open holes, and that some specimens have in addition two keys; a hole is also bored through the bottom of the instrument to allow the moisture condensed from the breath to be shaken out. The 12 holes are stopped by means of fingers and thumbs and by the ball of the hand or the fleshy underpart of the joints of the fingers. Two sourdines belonging to the Museum of the Brussels Conservatoire, said to be facsimiles of some instruments belonging to the emperor Maximilian I's band, are reproduced in Captain U. R. Day's Descriptive Catalogue of Musical Instruments (London, 1891). They differ slightly in construction from the Italian instruments described by Praetorius.
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The Hoxne hoard pepper pot,Hoxne hoard pepper pot, British Museum, accessed June 2010 commonly known as the Empress pepper pot, although it now seems not to represent an empress, is a silver piperatorium, partially gilded, dating from around 400 AD. It was found as part of the Hoxne Hoard in Hoxne, Suffolk, in November 1992, and is now in the British Museum, where it is normally on display. It is a hollow silver statuette of the top half of a woman's body, with a mechanism to allow ground pepper or spices to be loaded into its base and then shaken out. The mechanism does not grind the pepper and has a rotatable disc with three positions. One position allows filling, another has fine holes to allow ground pepper out and another allows the pot to be closed.
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Angels at the top left, one with the Crown of Thorns Saint Bartholomew displaying his flayed skin, with the face of Michelangelo In many respects, modern art historians discuss the same aspects of the work as 16th-century writers: the general grouping of the figures and rendering of space and movement, the distinctive depiction of anatomy, the nudity and use of colour, and sometimes the theological implications of the fresco. However, Bernadine Barnes points out that no 16th- century critic echoes in the slightest the view of Anthony Blunt that: "This fresco is the work of a man shaken out of his secure position, no longer at ease with the world, and unable to face it directly. Michelangelo does not now deal directly with the visible beauty of the physical world".Barnes, 71, quoting and discussing Blunt, 65 At the time, continues Barnes, "it was censured as the work of an arrogant man, and it was justified as a work that made celestial figures more beautiful than natural".
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