And when you're shaving off seconds, that's not ideal, right?
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"Well, let's say that's a minute you're shaving off," he said.
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Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals followed suit, shaving off more than 2 percent each.
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Once, she riled her brother by shaving off half his mustache while he was sleeping.
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Instead of shaving off a few thousand dollars, it'll be a big, fat goose egg.
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From the Herald: Cashner said shaving off a distinctive beard he wore for years wasn't pleasant.
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In the African-American community hair's a big deal, and I'm shaving off all my hair.
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The deluxe edition goes for $70, but Cyber Monday is shaving off $15 just for you.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 110 points lower, with Goldman shaving off 73 points.
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After shaving off those dreadlocks and going back to brunette, Bieber is, once again, a blond.
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And where seconds are concerned, console choices and even language choices are vital to shaving off precious time.
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A machine locks the ice in place and spins it against a blade, shaving off soft, sheer flakes.
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The Dow Jones industrial average traded just above breakeven, with IBM shaving off 45 points from the index.
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Top runners are at a point where they can only hope to improve their times by shaving off milliseconds.
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Also at the event was Perry, making her first public appearance since shaving off all of her blonde locks.
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Save money by shaving off some of the time your photographer and videographer are present, Naylor and Cain suggest.
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That's not a huge deal, except that his M:I6 contract, set by Paramount, forbids him from shaving off his mustache.
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Citigroup was among the firms that trimmed fourth quarter growth forecasts Wednesday, shaving off 0.3 percentage points, to 2.2 percent.
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After shaving off the tiles' edges to remove adhesives, Dr. Thibodeau ground them up individually and dissolved them in acid.
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The temporary cognitive load for adults is daunting: scientists have measured it as equivalent to shaving off 13 IQ points.
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Home Depot fell 4.1 percent, shaving off 42 points from the Dow and weighing the most on the S&P 500.
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Apple's (AAPL) stock fell 1% Tuesday after tumbling 5% on Monday, shaving off tens of billions of dollars in market value.
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The crowd turns ugly, and Buck takes it on the lam, hastily disguising himself by shaving off his long patriarchal beard.
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Home Depot fell 4.1 percent, shaving off 45 points off the Dow and weighing the most on the S&P 500.
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Jonas has been growing out his scruff for a few weeks before shaving off his beard and leaving behind a trim mustache.
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The climax is her shaving off all her hair, forcing those around her — and herself — to accept the purest version of herself.
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But once you've locked down a few key formulas, you'll be shaving off precious seconds to full minutes from everyday computer tasks.
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We know they're going to happen, but because clutching the title involves shaving off fractions of a second they're still so impressive.
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He's forced to go into hiding, which means shaving off his beloved beard and skulking around Key West entirely on his own.
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The 24-year-old surprised the Eagles at a school assembly and let the players take turn shaving off his blonde curls.
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The main index added 0.4 percent, shaving off some earlier gains as sterling strengthened, and the FTSE 250 was 0.2 percent higher.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 110 points lower, with Goldman shaving off 73 points and Johnson & Johnson taking out 26 points.
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But on Sunday night at the Tony Awards, the actor surprised everyone with a fresh summer look, shaving off all of his hair.
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"Being able to drive really facilitates a lot of logistics and helps with shaving off the time to get things done," she said.
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The "Starboy" singer rocked a different look on the red carpet, shaving off most of his usual facial hair and keeping a mustache.
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By that time Flint had gotten a makeover, shaving off part of his hair and generally acting like a bit of a psychopath.
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To have preserved the film's melodramatic plot and much of its campy dialogue while shaving off 45 minutes is a kind of accomplishment.
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But if you're looking for other ways to refresh your dry and damaged hair — without shaving off 12 inches — we've got you covered, too.
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"This is about shaving off minutes at every single step of the process, especially in Facebook Live," says VP of product management Guy Rosen.
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Lately, Hernandez has been using carbon-fiber side guards with an edge of aluminum, shaving off two and a half pounds while improving durability.
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News" that shaving off all his hair to play Nux, who was basically on death's door at the start of the movie, was "freeing.
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Shaving off just 21964 meters per second from the orbital speed at the ISS's altitude is enough to deliver your package to the atmosphere.
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And, like waking up from a dream kicking, the first time we see Cap in Endgame, he's in the bathroom abruptly shaving off the beard.
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The antitrust developments have rattled Wall Street, shaving off tens of billions of dollars in market value from the four companies in a single day.
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Twitter has since revised some of its numbers, shaving off a whopping 1 to 2 million active users per quarter since the end of 2016.
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Samsung's new Book 9 laptops are Windows laptops that are all about shaving off the last millimeter of thickness and last possible milligram of weight.
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In fact, many a financial expert will tell you, if you're trying to trim costs, you should first look into shaving off a few subscriptions.
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His dad and heir to the Norwegian crown Haakon also went rogue during the celebrations, shaving off his beard in the middle of the dinner event.
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And the latest celeb to jump aboard that buzzed bandwagon might be the most surprising one yet, with Kate Hudson shaving off her hair last Thursday.
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Lathan went deep into the role, shaving off her own hair in a visceral scene that delves into the importance of hair for women of color.
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Network television news, with three entrenched franchises, was a similarly low-competition environment where incentives pointed to a kind of shaving off of the hard edges.
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Malaysia and China this year agreed to resume a multibillion-dollar rail project after shaving off nearly a third of its cost to 44 billion ringgit.
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UPS says that shaving off just one mile for each of its 66,000 drivers a day could save the company up to $50 million a year.
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The NBA star, aka "The Brow," posted a vid of himself shaving off the middle section of his moniker, but the footage is a little sketchy.
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Weight can be a killer for many e-bikes, but Swagtron has a talent for shaving off the pounds with smaller motors and lighter, less powerful batteries.
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US military officials believe that around this time some ISIS leaders will "go out the back door," shaving off their beards and blending into the local population.
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Much like LG's Gram lineup, these new Windows laptops from Samsung are all about shaving off the last millimeter of thickness and last possible milligram of weight.
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Consider Darwin's beard — or, more precisely, beards, since Darwin's progress through decades and hemispheres was marked by growing, grooming and shaving off a series of different styles.
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The widest surface I had was not wide enough, so I had to improvise by shaving off some plastic from beneath the TV's frame and inverting the legs.
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The stock was down nearly 25 percent in trading Tuesday morning, shaving off roughly $684 million in market cap from the company, which is valued at $3683 billion.
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It's not just that runners in their 30s and 40s who aren't shaving off minutes from their times any more might prefer races that reward endurance over speed.
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Mr. Burns said he quit school in Liverpool at age 14 after he was castigated for shaving off his eyebrows, wearing an earring and dyeing his hair red.
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Over the next few weeks—when I see a new girl leaving the stems too long or shaving off too many crystals—I smile and wave to her.
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Ever since his meteoric rise to stardom, fans have been trying to replicate this look by shaving off half of their heads (ugh), even when it's not Halloween.
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The former, a highly volatile asset, fell to a low of $4,037 on Tuesday, shaving off $1,066 from its most recent all-time high of $5,103 on Saturday.
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In outlying villages where ISIS forces have been routed, citizens celebrated their liberation by shaving off their beards and smoking -- things banned while their homes were under ISIS control.
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That might mean shaving off some of the plot, or even ditching a couple characters, in the service of delivering something that's not quite so all over the place.
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The RealReal's stock plunged by nearly 2100%, shaving off more than $25 million in market value, on the day a CNBC investigation revealed problems in the company's authentication process.
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I could hardly get down to a six minute mile, and I knew shaving off those minutes and seconds from my sprint times was partly contingent on my physique.
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Power firm Eskom implemented stage 22026 power cuts, or loadshedding, shaving off 8.483,28.48 megawatts from the national grid starting at 21 GMT on Thursday evening until 214.7634 GMT on Friday.
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Power firm Eskom implemented stage 13 power cuts, or loadshedding, shaving off 2,000 megawatts from the national grid starting at 2000 GMT on Thursday evening until 0300 GMT on Friday.
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The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate for the third time this year, shaving off another quarter of a percentage point to a range of between 290% and 250%.
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But he later told undercover officers that he had been trying to carry out an attack and that he had deceived the jury, in part by shaving off his beard.
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He memorized the motion lights, located the best spot to ditch his truck, and rehearsed every move from his house to the camp, shaving off seconds with each practice run.
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And now Zayn Malik has followed in their superstar footsteps, keeping the hair on his head perfectly intact, but completely shaving off his scruff for a very baby-faced new look.
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McKesson shares were down 24 percent in afternoon trading, on pace for their biggest single-day drop in more than 17 years and shaving off about $8.5 billion in market value.
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Shares of LinkedIn collapsed as much as 40% in early trading Friday following a disappointing earnings report the night before, effectively shaving off $10 billion from the company's market cap overnight.
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"Paper thin" is not measured by tiny calipers, but by lathe operators shaving off golden ribbons and checking to make sure their work falls within a certain range on digital scales.
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Believe it or not, TikTok users are shaving off the outside half of their eyebrows to create the illusion of "fox-like" eyes shared by models Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid.
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Backstage at Joel Grey's Yiddish-language production of "Fiddler on the Roof," minutes after its final performance on Sunday night at Stage 42, some actors were already shaving off their beards.
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The benefits here are a slightly slimmer and lighter design, coming in at 0.46 inches thick instead of last year's 0.6 inches and shaving off 0.2 pounds on the touch-enabled model.
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"From the issuer's perspective, they won't want to alienate their investor base by allocating more than usual to the ECB for the sake of shaving off a few basis points," Moran said.
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So instead, peel the fruit carefully, with a very sharp knife so as not to squash and juice it, and get off as much pith as possible without shaving off valuable fruit.
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"We have been shaving off profits in the U.S. equity market every time we hit new highs like this and rebalancing into Europe and Asia," said Ailman, who oversees $20183 billion in assets.
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While it&aposs impossible to pinpoint the exact year in which the practice of shaving off facial hair commenced, we can safely say that men have been shaving for many thousands of years.
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Collapsing that distance, and shaving off even a small number of seconds to the experience of getting to a product, can be critical to getting a user on the service and keeping them engaged.
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Local economies need a new wave of bright, innovative minds seeking local businesses as potential customers, finding ways to add revenue to their top line rather than just shaving off cost at the bottom.
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Shaving off a piece of gold for use in any sort of good or service is much more challenging than simply sending a fraction of a bitcoin, particularly in regards to e-commerce transactions.
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Concerns over the safety of Boeing's money-spinning MAX 8s led to the aircraft's grounding around the world last week, shaving off more than 10 percent from the market value of the world's largest planemaker.
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But for Henry Cavill, the initial response after shaving off all of his facial hair recently brought on a more lasting, forlorn feeling — one that required a full post-mortem tribute to his dearly departed mustache.
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Tesla has a laundry list of problems to deal with — like figuring out how to build a better battery — but shaving off the edge problems means it can get up to its production targets more quickly.
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Musicians and actors publicly shaving off a few years — or, in Mariah Carey's case, claiming that she doesn't have a birthday at all — isn't anything new, and Mr. Ocasek declined to disclose his age in some interviews.
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European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said this week that there needs to be a "substantial correction" to the deficit goal, and that shaving off 0.2 of a percentage point of GDP would not "seem" to be enough.
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Their conclusion: GM could cut weight in its trucks for a lower cost using doors made of a combination of aluminum and high strength steel that could be thinner than standard steel, shaving off kilograms in the process.
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The report by Open For Business - an alliance of big companies including tech companies Google and Microsoft and Deutsche Bank - estimated anti-gay attitudes were shaving off up to 1.7 percent of Kenya's annual gross domestic product (GDP).
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These forced laborers had to perform the unthinkable, removing the bodies from the gas chambers, extracting teeth, shaving off their hair (which was processed into yarn), delivering the bodies to the crematorium, and disposing the ashes into rivers.
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But after shaving off half of one in the third grade, I stopped fussing with them and did my best to ignore them, only tweezing when it seemed I was a few days shy of a full-fledged unibrow.
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In its worst "bear case" scenario, Morgan Stanley estimates the two external factors would send Apple's stock down to $147 a share, shaving off more than $150 billion in market value from its current price above $182 per share.
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The idea, as you might imagine, is to save doctors time so they can meet with more patients, shaving off the two hours spent documenting their visit with each patient (who they spend comparatively little time with right now).
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The 9 Best Hacks to Make Your Internet Feel FasterYour time is precious, and you spend a lot of it inside a web browser—so shaving off seconds and…Read more ReadThat's all about to change, according to Slack.
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The bank said its core capital ratio, a key measure of financial strength, fell by 30 basis points from end-December to 13.9 percent, with the cost related to resolution of the alleged sanctions violation shaving off 7 basis points.
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It's completely separate from the startup's authoritative DNS service for its customers but it does take advantage of Cloudflare's existing network to provide the fastest speeds possible to users, shaving off milliseconds from other service like Google's Public DNS Service.
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Like the D.A.R.E. films you watched in class growing up, the videos of this guy (he has not yet released his name) shaving off his thick, yellow-tinged heels each week are gruesome and shocking, and yet we can't look away.
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Besides shaving off the bezel, and thus making it impossible to grip in portrait mode, Apple claims the new iPad is 30 percent faster with an A10X CPU and 12-core GPU, and a display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
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The Wool of Jonesy is told entirely in pictures that Nelson sketched in pencil, switching between aerial views showing the sweep of the landscape, wide mesas, and power plants and close-ups of Jonsey shaving off his wool with a buzzer.
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Instead, they just upset mostly everyone who laid eyes on a Photoshopped image featuring Ed Sheeran's face edited onto Britney Spears' body in the now-infamous image of her shaving off her hair in 2007 during an intense and heartbreaking public meltdown.
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Photo: David Nield (Gizmodo)Your time is precious, and you spend a lot of it inside a web browser—so shaving off seconds and minutes that you don't need to waste can give you back a chunk of time in your day.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Airlines is shaving off an additional two inches of economy class legroom on some of the seats in its new Boeing Co 737 MAX jets, just as relations between U.S. airlines and their passengers sink to a new low.
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The entire nervous system spanned 302 neurons and 7,000 connections—small enough for researchers, with enough effort, to get the job done by physically shaving off layers of cells, printing off images taken with an electron microscope, and tracing them with colored pencils.
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In the interest of shaving off millimeters (or perhaps fractions of millimeters) of thickness from the last two generations of the MacBook Pro, Apple created butterfly switches, which use four more brittle pieces of plastic and allow each key to travel shorter distances when pressed.
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With the technology decoupling between the US and China, is expanding and deepening quite a bit... on supply chain, on manufacturing, on the fact that with response to a great recession, you're going to see a lot of people shaving off a lot of costs.
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Lending Club shares are down more than 21% — shaving off hundreds of millions of dollars off the company's roughly $2.5 billion market cap — after it announced its CEO would resign following an internal review of $22 million in near-prime loan sales to a single investor.
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The complaint says that IGF-1—Insulin-like growth factor 1, which is derived by shaving off elk antlers and used to help performance—has been approved by the World Anti-Doping Agency, but WADA's own website has it on the prohibited list as a growth factor.
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The actress has proved time and again she has no qualms with majorly altering her appearance for a role, whether it's gaining 35 pounds for her part in Tully and her Oscar-winning turn in Monster, or shaving off all her hair for her part in Mad Max.
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Created, after the fact, by a photo-realistic face-morphing iOS app, called FaceApp, which uses neural networks to edit selfies — letting users bend reality in a few choice ways, such as by adding a smile, or shaving off a few years or applying a beautifying 'hotness' filter.
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The headlines often tend toward stenography: Trump Seeks Election Fraud Probe Trump Takes Aim at 'Millions' of Votes Top Adviser Repeats Vote-Fraud Claims Reporters and editors have become accustomed to the "shaving off the edges" of Trump-related stories, one said, especially in headlines and initial paragraphs.
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Google parent company Alphabet's big run over the past few months came to a screeching halt today after it came out with its fourth-quarter results, which fell beneath expectations set by Wall Street for the advertising giant — sending the stock down around 5 percent and shaving off billions in market cap.
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Joey King may be your new favorite rom-com star thanks to her role in Netflix's smash hit film, The Kissing Booth, but the actress is returning back to her dramatic roots for her role in Hulu's true crime anthology series, The Act — and she's getting into character by shaving off all her hair.
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Caelynn and Connor are both talking to their respective buddies about how they're going to go to the "boom boom room" tonight — I'm glad we finally have a name for it — and suddenly, we see Dean getting dressed in an all black outfit and shaving off his mustache complete with close-up shots of hairs landing on the sink.
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Not only has she firmly transitioned out of the field that first made her famous with the premiere of her new epic, sci-fi film with Luc Besson, Valerian (although she still stars in plenty of high fashion campaigns), but she also underwent a major beauty reinvention for her subsequent role opposite Jaden Smith in Life in a Year, shaving off her typically shoulder-length locks.
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It's all too easy to envision a future in which the collective vampire squid that is the financial industry — which has gone from taking 14% of all US profits in 1985 to consistently raking in more like 25% over the last couple of decades — ironically turns blockchains into a tool for "financializing" the economy even more, routing every global transaction through even more middlepeople, each of them shaving off a basis point or two.
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Beyond developing bond with a specific set of platforming physics that was intimate in a way I didn't realize was possible, it produced a bombastic rivalry with a colleague where a prominent WWE wrestler ended up shaving off my misbegotten facial hair after losing a bet, helped me accidentally raise more than $12,000 for charity, and created a legion of parents who'd make levels with their children before recording their adorable reactions when I'd later play their creations.
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