Black women are showing up for the Democratic Party — but is it showing up for them?
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"Maybe we'll see a whole lot more people start showing up for meetings and start showing up for actions and start showing up for vulnerable populations of color and low-income people and black people in the city," she said.
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That's who these folks are — showing up for work.
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His depression worsened, and he stopped showing up for work.
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Keep on fighting, keep on showing up for your life.
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Fewer and fewer fans are showing up for home games.
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By 2014, Shah had essentially stopped showing up for hearings.
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The Buddhists said the Rohingya stopped showing up for work.
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How are you sustaining and maintaining and showing up for yourself?
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I'd rather think of it as showing up for my people.
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How about Monopoly Man showing up for the Equifax hearings pic.twitter.
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All their own mothers are showing up for Christmas this year.
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But even showing up for the meeting carries significant political risks.
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Joni Ernst said senators showing up for work shows leadership. Sen.
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It was like showing up for a nudist camp every day.
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The rest is just the magic of showing up for yourself.
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It league accused Kaepernick of not showing up for the event.
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Brad Pitt is still showing up for his late friend Chris Cornell.
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It's like they're doing you a favor showing up for your wedding.
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But the designation is now showing up for users who are alive.
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There were fleets of trucks parked, no drivers showing up for work.
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"People are showing up for the real version of you," he said.
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Good for her for giving a shit and showing up for her future.
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She is honest and beautiful and committed to showing up for this life.
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The test appears to have started showing up for some users this week.
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Instead of showing up for deportation, Vizguerra took refuge at First Unitarian Church.
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Mimi Arbeit is a former organizer with Showing Up for Racial Justice Charlottesville.
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Experts say payment data is showing up for sale on the dark Web.
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People physically showing up for Meghan, Harry and their baby is just that.
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According to 9to5Google, the bot is showing up for some users but not everyone.
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My self-taught ambivalence about people showing up for me had become second nature.
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You are showing up for your day job and working hard in your business.
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The new Instagram Explore tab will start showing up for users in the coming weeks.
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A handful of employees have even stopped showing up for work entirely, several people said.
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We don't want uninsured folks or undocumented immigrants to fear showing up for a test.
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We're all showing up for each other and there's a lot of anger out there.
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On a recent visit, people were already showing up for dinner by 5:00 p.m.
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It's really overwhelming to see the way that people are showing up for each other.
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In some cases, new hires are not showing up for their first day of work.
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People are still showing up for their appointments, she says, and business hasn't been negatively impacted.
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Don't count out John McCain, who is fighting brain cancer, showing up for a dramatic moment.
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Many Republicans didn't even bother showing up for the Senate subcommittee hearing on May 15, 2007.
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Actually showing up for a debate four days before voting in that state apparently matters, too.
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Yet the film screened as planned, with the cast showing up for a junket on Saturday.
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Just the idea of them showing up for work is in and of itself a challenge.
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In January, one month before the calendar-deletion incident, Markel's boss stopped showing up for work.
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Transportation Security Administration officers at major airports around the country are not showing up for work.
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Sanders began with surprisingly strong fundraising numbers, and young people started showing up for his rallies.
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In the 1970s, many top players did not even bother showing up for the Australian Open.
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And for those of you just showing up for the snacks, we've got you covered, too.
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No. I got here — the '90s is when I started showing up for the internet stuff.
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He himself is sporty, showing up for coalition talks at least once in a jogging suit.
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Adkins was reported missing after she failed to return home after not showing up for cheerleading practice.
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There's one other important advantage to showing up for a meeting wearing a fleece sweatsuit, besides comfort.
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For me, it's less about what I'm doing and more that I am showing up for myself.
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From Lahore to Ramallah to Maine, here's where they are: Young people are showing up for democracy.
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And whether too busy or too worried, they have been showing up for games in smaller numbers.
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Airports The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has reported a spike in employees not showing up for work.
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He slammed Trump for "not showing up for our civil rights" both before and during his presidency.
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Showing up for an afternoon to learn best how to use it will be a relative breeze.
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Trump has inspired a crop of mini Trumps — and Nehlen is certainly showing up for the audition.
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No. But Disney's going to keep making them as long as we keep showing up for them.
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Not so young Jean-Georges, whose primary relationship with food was showing up for meals on time.
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Booksellers are reporting that college-age customers are the ones showing up for sweary self-help readings.
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Here are the reasons more federal workers are still showing up for work despite not getting paid.
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GUTFELD: Like you&aposre saying it&aposs like... MURDOCH: There is no one showing up for the cult.
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O'Connor stressed that agents were still showing up for work, despite not having been paid in 32 days.
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Prince's former Minnetonka church was on lock down as mourners began showing up for the private memorial service.
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I think the beautiful part is that you hold onto hope...and you keep showing up for yourself.
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Thus, by not showing up for a postgame scrum, Harvey has effectively said he can't make it there.
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"Community outreach to me is individual relationships, it's showing up; for me, it's a top priority," he says.
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That entailed male students showing up for class in dresses and female students wearing collared shirts to school.
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Hello Kitty herself will be showing up for the official launch party Thursday, June 29 at 7 p.m.
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" Showing Up for Racial Justice aims to "break white silence about racism and the danger of Trump's presidency.
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He cites a Swedish program that ties disability benefits to showing up for job training and job placement.
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It's like showing up for a gallery talk and finding out that the Rolling Stones are your guide.
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His aides believe that showing up for what they called a "listening tour" will have a mollifying effect.
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By the mid-'80s, some college freshmen were showing up for their first class already proficient as programmers.
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The reality was even better: customers mostly saw free delivery, with low fees only showing up for distant restaurants.
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Landlords count on tenants not showing up for their eviction court dates; for them it means an automatic victory.
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Social justice activism and showing up for others has been our way to honor our slain or exiled ancestors.
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Suddenly, showing up for protests isn't enough; Jas wants to do things, and she convinces Marcus to take part.
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Rob had not been showing up for shoots recently, so this could mean he's had a change of heart.
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He thinks Republican voters will maintain their tradition of showing up for the midterms in bigger numbers than Democrats.
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He later reassigned me from demolition to pointing because some of the guys weren't showing up for the job.
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A rising number of them have stopped showing up for work because of financial troubles, the security administration said.
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And her allies were immediately daring Trump to try squelching on showing up for those, as he's flirted with.
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It means participating in not just our own personal lives but also showing up for the people around us.
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I saw Black women showing up for themselves, because they knew nobody else was voting with them in mind.
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Miami International Airport closed one of its concourses on Saturday because too few TSA agents were showing up for work.
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She said that Republicans were "violating our (state) Constitution and their oath of office" by not showing up for work.
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At the beginning of the school year, one of Kyra Howard's high school classmates abruptly stopped showing up for classes.
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Like others at her school, student journalist Kyra Howard noticed that a popular kid had stopped showing up for classes.
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We talked to workers who have to keep showing up for work — without being allowed to even talk about striking.
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They may think they're showing up for a date, but at least you'll have a full audience for your show.
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Meanwhile, he wants credit for those farm subsidies because his reelection strategy relies on rural states showing up for him.
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She trusts her experience as a practitioner, she says, as well as the hordes of people showing up for treatment.
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For others, showing up for the needs of trans and gender non-conforming people of color felt all too familiar.
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Each time he has bounced back, even showing up for a Habitat for Humanity homebuilding project shortly after one fall.
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Some House Republicans who lost elections last month or who are about to retire haven't been showing up for votes.
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Because their parents are out of work, students at Parker High start showing up for school both hungry and dirty.
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He was accepted only after showing up for the third time having losing 55 kg after seven months of training.
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By not showing up for the Senate hearing, Google may have avoided answering some uncomfortable questions unrelated to election meddling.
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In December 2018, Oscar-winning director Bryan Singer was fired from "Bohemian Rhapsody" for reportedly not showing up for work.
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The number of airport security screeners not showing up for work continued to rise since the start of the disruption.
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I'm OK with trading some passion for support, for showing up for someone who's there for me when I need them.
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TSA officers, air traffic controllers and other federal workers who have been showing up for work at airports aren't getting paychecks.
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Black women are going to stop showing up for the Democratic Party if the Democratic Party doesn't show up for them.
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It appears to still be in a testing phase, as the brief mode setting isn't yet showing up for all users.
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However, she was happy to talk about the "surreal" experience of showing up for that Marvel Studios 10th anniversary class photo.
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It was about women showing up for other women, and kids getting what they need from the people who show up.
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But he was immediately surrounded by counter-protesters, most of them affiliates of a group called Showing Up for Racial Justice.
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Showing up for a date in a Ferrari was the first example she provided on the topic of millionaire dating mistakes.
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His caretakers would think I was a hypocrite, showing up for his death when I hadn't shown up for his life.
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" She started listing classes on Facebook, and "realized I can't have 400 people on my farm showing up for goat yoga.
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Never use an "I told you so" attitude to let yourself off the hook from showing up for someone you love.
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Experts say the raids are meant to deter immigrants from showing up for work or entering the country to seek jobs.
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Meeting the baker in person on my own secretive terms seemed safer than showing up for a potentially horrible blind date.
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He's clearly very appreciative of everyone showing up for him, and it seems like they're all on board with his message.
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"I'd say a lot of our members are showing up for the first time," Weber, the Sunrise political director, told me.
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Ultimately, the essays all carry the same message, which is that resisting "means showing up for each other when we come under attack, and showing up for each other when we have an opportunity to advance the cause of justice," as Cristina Jiménez, co-founder of United We Dream, an organisation of immigrant youth, puts it.
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It means showing up for women by interrogating your own actions, both in the past and in your day to day life.
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Naila said that more Muslim women like her feel an urgent need for self-defense and have started showing up for trainings.
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While half the battle of a successful career is showing up, for Joaquín García, not going to work was actually more lucrative.
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Now, he says there are about 20 in the group, with five or six hardcore members showing up for each monthly meeting.
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But all of that starts with showing up for tough questions— and so far, the company is on a decidedly different path.
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Facebook's site governance page is still active, with new rules showing up for comment (but not a vote) every couple of years.
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Zooey Deschanel says she's way too busy making TV shows to do something as frivolous as showing up for a court date.
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But the majority of TSA employees, almost none of who are getting paid during the shutdown, have continued showing up for work.
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In Texas, there are reports of women not showing up for healthcare appointments, worried about being harassed by immigration agents posted nearby.
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Two cornerbacks, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Janoris Jenkins, were suspended after violating basic team rules, like showing up for practice on time.
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As many sex workers observed, it felt like showing up for work one day, only to discover that the building was gone.
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Mr. Lombardo subsequently kept a lower profile, playing golf, raising a family and occasionally showing up for movie premieres with his wife.
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Conor Spahr, 18, spent more than a month looking into why the teacher had stopped showing up for his classes last fall.
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While community leaders and members wrestle with long-term solutions, showing up for grieving community members is crucial in the short term.
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If a deal isn't showing up for you, find out when your favorite retailer's Black Friday deals begin in the link below.
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You have been a vocal force in the women's soccer team's push for equal pay, and you've been showing up for Hillary Clinton.
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In addition to her campaigning, she's been supporting Black Lives Matter, producing a pro-Muslim PSA and showing up for the Women's March.
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As Tropical Storm Harvey beats down on Houston, good Samaritans throughout the area are showing up for one another in whatever ways possible.
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It's less about the specifics of your response and more about showing up for someone who is being vulnerable and sexy for you.
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Several former women aides have accused him of misdeeds such as inappropriate touching and showing up for a meeting in only his underwear.
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That's kind of as bad as it gets: You're a Jew showing up for Rosh Hashana and you're getting hissed in the sanctuary.
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The University of Michigan has one of the biggest college football scenes in the country with over 100,000 people showing up for games.
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Video posted on the Syrian Presidency's Twitter page showed Assad showing up for work at one of his offices at 9 a.m. sharp.
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If you thrive on daily runs, training for a triathlon, or showing up for barre six days a week, more power to you.
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Imagine Jennifer Lawrence showing up for the first day of principal photography on The Hunger Games without knowing what film she was shooting.
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Instead of showing up for gig work, drivers can opt for a new program where Amazon helps them establish their own delivery business.
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Ms. Guadagno traveled all over the state, showing up for even the smallest ribbon-cutting ceremonies and becoming well known among business leaders.
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That said, showing up for pre-order on two different sites in the past few days is a lot, even by Pixel Standards.
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That ability to endure the unendurable and continue showing up for love of the game came at a high price for other gymnasts.
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Dame Maggie Smith had a bit of fun with a Jimmy Kimmel joke at the Emmys about her not showing up for the ceremony.
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At one point, Sylvia seemed like she wanted to call the whole thing off because her patient had stopped showing up for his appointments.
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Ceremonies for Aretha kicked off Tuesday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History with thousands showing up for her public viewing.
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Entrepreneurs don't tire of inventing things; banks don't get bored with lending money to make a profit; people don't stop showing up for work.
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"It's important to us and to our fans to keep showing up for them and knowing how much we appreciate their support," he continued.
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You're showing up for intense conversations about fear, limitations, and boundaries, and you reach new intimacy and undergo an amazing transformation as a result.
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Infuriated by Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Hosseini Khamenei's reinstatement of a Cabinet minister Ahmadinejad had fired, the Iranian hardliner simply stopped showing up for work.
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He spends a week or two troubleshooting group texts with his pals, because for some reason they aren't all showing up for everyone. Maybe?
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Eighteen employees at Bradley Coatings, a company specializing in industrial coatings, were let go after not showing up for work, according to an NBC affiliate.
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Employee morale at Twitter has reportedly struggled this year, with some employees not showing up for work as of October,The New York Times reported.
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Kids can get moving with sports camps Even the Chicago Fire Department is showing up for the city's kids with its soccer training day camps.
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LA FRIA, Venezuela (Reuters) - Mariangel Caceres' teachers, whose salaries do not buy enough food to live on, stopped showing up for classes early this year.
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Science gets its due attention this year with lab coats, safety goggles, Petri dishes, test tubes, and magnets all showing up for the first time.
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Instead of showing up for work, they went to the New York offices of the Writers Guild of America East, which represents the bargaining unit.
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Rather than showing up for an in-person interview, job candidates log onto HireVue and answer a series of questions directly into their computer camera.
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The film, based on the Terry McMillan novel, shows Stella and Winston showing up for one another despite distance, grief, and a significant age gap.
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Coinbase Bundles, limited to the U.S. and Europe, will start showing up for users today, and the rollout will continue through the next few weeks.
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For brief moments over the course of its first season, Queen of the South was a show about two friends showing up for each other.
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I suddenly felt less like an adult showing up for my parents and more like a child who needed everyone to see it my way.
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We did notice that big technology companies — Google, Microsoft, Bloomberg — have already done a good job of showing up for recruiting or startup-support programs.
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Caitlin Christiana, executive director of the Springfield Regional Chamber of Commerce, said as many as 100 people were showing up for the group's monthly events.
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TV. DeLisle emphasized the majority of union members are still showing up for work even if it means being on the clock without a paycheck.
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As the partial government shutdown continues, air safety has become a top concern as the number of TSA agents not showing up for work grows.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ ... Scooter's not scared of what Taylor might do ... fact is, he never planned on showing up for the show.
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On Sunday, more players and teams responded to Trump's criticism by kneeling, standing in locked arms, or not showing up for the anthem at all.
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A TSA union official told CNN last week that some employees have found that the cost of showing up for work is actually financially unmanageable.
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The Democrats' base — young and nonwhite voters — is no better than Trump's at showing up for midterm elections and is unhelpfully clustered in urban districts.
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Finding balance between work and home has admittedly been a struggle (mom guilt is real), but Mendes is committed to showing up for her kids.
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The Women's March has always been about coming together for one another's collective liberation and not just showing up for issues that directly affect us.
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Matt Harvey has had issues off the field (a three-day suspension for not showing up for a game) and on it (a 5.63 E.R.A.).
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Should we be planning now for a day in March — right in the middle of the school year — when he stops showing up for work?
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Paps got Frankie Thursday in L.A. showing up for a little 2-step with Witney Carson, the pro dancer who'll obviously be teaching him the ropes.
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And the numerous Senate Democrats running for president will be screaming about it, torn every day between showing up for jury duty and campaigning in Iowa.
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Earlier this month, Chambers asked for support from her thousands of social media followers — including some who plan on showing up for her at the trial.
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But if you keep on believing and you keep working hard, and you keep fighting and you keep showing up for yourself, you can move mountains.
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Prince's brothers and sisters are showing up for the first court hearing to divide the spoils of Prince's life, and it's already become an acrimonious process.
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That's why they've started arresting immigrants showing up for annual "check-ins" at courthouses, waiting for immigrants who they know will show up for court dates.
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The singer posted a picture of him rehearsing for the show on Instagram on Saturday, where he accepted the challenge of showing up for all Latinos.
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According to local news channel WKRC, The St. Joseph's Cemetery in Cincinnati, Ohio, hasn't been too pleased that Pokémon Go players are showing up for PokeStops.
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Conversely, a bar might represent a rather small shape in the morning and expand at night as people begin showing up for their post-work libation.
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After not showing up for a tour and then being unreachable throughout the day, a person in the tour group requested a welfare check, police said.
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Ariana Grande fans showing up for the official restart of her tour were subject to a security check so tight ... it might make TSA agents blush.
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After showing up for his interview Monday, Phil was told the job would be his as long as he could complete the ID process, TODAY reports.
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Every day since the ban, Mr. Gupta and his fellow traders have been showing up for work in stores devoid of customers hoping something will change.
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Greg Chin, a spokesman for the airport, said the shift was a precaution taken out of concern about too few T.S.A. agents showing up for work.
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"I don't want to be a person who's hanging on, slowly declining and just sort of showing up for the sake of being there," she said.
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"There was a lot of conversation about what we need to do next and about how to keep showing up for immigrant families," Ms. Kitchen said.
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So when you decide to donate money or time, please think about all of the futures that you're helping to build by showing up for Bernie.
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Showing up for people we love, and also those we don't especially love but share a life with, often takes precedence over doing whatever we want.
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Since the election, some clients have not been showing up for appointments, apparently fearful that the information they provide will be used to deport them later.
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I select a podcast to listen to while I drive ("Managing Valentine's Day Stress" and "Showing Up for Yourself" on Therapy for Black Girls) and head out.
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ARKit-powered apps will start showing up for users this fall, when its native environment, iOS 11, is officially released as a non-beta download for all.
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I really want to make sure that I'm showing up for all of the disenfranchised people I can so that we can find power in our unity.
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Why it matters: During the government shutdown, essential personnel are exempt from the furlough — so in theory, anyone preventing cybersecurity calamities is still showing up for work.
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To spice things up, he brought out Schoolboy Q who has been a real king of guest appearances, also showing up for A$AP Rocky's Coachella set.
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China has not signaled it is willing to revisit past promises on which it reneged earlier this month, despite showing up for talks in Washington last week.
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BI reported that many employees weren't informed of the closings before showing up for work today, learning about them when they saw signs on the stores' doors.
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The group, called Showing up for Racial Justice, says the idea was spurred after hearing from "newly politicized" people from around the country nervous about the holiday.
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After all, just about everyone who regularly uses Instagram has a story about a targeted ad showing up for something they spoke openly about not long before.
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More now than ever, our dedication to showing up for each other will prove to be what makes us exceptional and differentiates us from any other company.
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No one was talking about the 39 disruptions that protesters made during Mr. Trump's speech, said Andrew Willis Garcés, who works with Showing Up for Racial Justice.
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That also makes it a lot friendlier to people who'd like to move about the city in business attire without showing up for meetings covered in sweat.
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Mr. Gibson admitted that he had given the man the job, but said that nobody had told him that the employee was not showing up for work.
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White women and even Latinx voters of all genders continue to lag behind black voters — in particular black female voters — when it comes to showing up for Democrats.
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The change hasn't yet been confirmed by YouTube or Google and doesn't appear to be showing up for everyone, but will likely roll out over the coming days.
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This new anti-cheat measure comes less than a month after players discovered that Niantic was preventing rarer Pokémon from showing up for players using third-party software.
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At least Hornacek was not escorted out the building after showing up for work, which was Don Chaney's fate one distasteful Garden night during the 2003-4 season.
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If hospital management and the New York State Nurses Association cannot reach a deal by April 2, 10,000 nurses will stop showing up for work and start picketing.
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If hospital management and the New York State Nurses Association cannot reach a deal by April 2, 10,2000 nurses will stop showing up for work and start picketing.
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For me, a big part of friendship is showing up for your girls—whether that's for a birthday, a quick catch-up after work, or a major milestone.
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It remains the case, however, that in the final days before the primary, the audiences showing up for Trump's events have dwarfed those for the more mainstream candidates.
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Singapore's annual LGBTI pride gathering received a massive turnout again this year, with tens of thousands of Singaporeans showing up for the Pink Dot event dressed in pink.
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So thank you, thank you, thank you for taking the time to get to know me, for showing up for me, for seeing me as a human being.
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Though you might crave some quiet time, your highly communicating other half will never tire of showing up for you to listen when you need to be heard.
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SURJ (Showing Up for Racial Justice) is an anti-racist group primarily led by white people, which works alongside multicultural leaders and organizations to counter white supremacist groups.
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We hope to travel to attend, but even if that's not possible, there are ways to show up without actually showing up for the people you care about.
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Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil dramatically changed his look during the Premier League offseason, showing up for preseason training sporting a platinum blonde top that was impossible to miss.
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Those also happen to be the four teams that have signed lucrative deals to get tens of millions of dollars a season for simply showing up for races.
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But there is also some national coordination involving activist groups like Black Lives Matter, the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, Mijente and Showing Up for Racial Justice, or SURJ.
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Members of Groundwork, an affiliate of Showing Up for Racial Justice, which encourages whites to fight against racism, held a conference call with national activists to discuss strategy.
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The main thing, though, is for her to keep talking, keep sharing, keep showing up for those of us who share not only her diagnosis, but her experience.
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Frazier, a 6-foot-63 shooting guard who was Southern Methodist's third-leading scorer, simply stopped showing up for practice in early January, with the Mustangs still undefeated.
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" He also noted hopes to "make progress toward a less biased future by recognizing the power of people of all backgrounds and races showing up for one another.
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The people of Northern Virginia know that I can get results and are tired of Comstock showing up for photo opportunities but never having their backs in Congress.
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Media from around the world were camped out in the JPL parking lot, showing up for the daily press conference to discuss the new images and scientific findings.
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Some of those Trump appointees exchanged emails claiming he wasn't showing up for work, but Moss had been at work — at the Guantanamo office, the inspector general found.
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The last time I had seen Abraham was in the blistering heat of July, and he was dutifully showing up for his community service at a Goodwill store.
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But we know that's not the case because people, at the local level, still keep showing up for these kids, bringing them cookies, asking them to come to church.
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"From divorce, to learning how to be a single father of 3 little girls, to showing up for my family when they have needed support the post," he continued.
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Thankfully, some of our Black dads have completely curved this kind of parenting, and are showing up for the Black girls in their lives with depth and loving intentionality.
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"I really want to make sure that I'm showing up for all of the disenfranchised people I can so that we can find power in our unity," Porter continued.
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On Tuesday, journalist Andrew MacGregor Marshall noticed that some of his posts and those from fellow dissident Somsak Jeamteerasakul were not showing up for users accessing Facebook in Thailand.
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Suicide Squad unites some of DC's most famous villains, but as the movie's Comic-Con trailer proved, one of its biggest heroes is also showing up for the party.
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One group, Showing Up for Racial Justice, coordinated with minority student groups on local campuses, using group email chains and messaging so that protesters could stay in constant communication.
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If your music isn't showing up for you, go back to your home screen and see if there's a red music icon at the top center of the screen.
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Showing up for a meeting, for a ritual, for a conversation—this was an act that could be true no matter what you felt as you were doing it.
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I found myself in a story meeting for my student newspaper around the beginning of my sophomore year and started showing up for meetings weekly and being assigned stories.
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How does it feel to see these foods that you were ridiculed for becoming trendy, or like you said in the song, showing up for $30 in hipster neighborhoods?
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Abdurraqib: I think the best part is knowing where we began, a few years ago we were just doing readings with people who were showing up for the drinks.
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She simply treated it as if she was showing up for a friend and smiled luminously as she sat with him in her trademark earrings, silk shirt and jeans.
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The nominees will be showing up for gala dinners and fancy luncheons and giving a lot of interviews as they try to remind voters of their charm and skill.
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As far as we can tell, TLC is Steyer's first celebrity endorsement, and honestly he could do a lot worse than having the 90s legends showing up for him.
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Our main goal now is securing our savings that were depleted in this ordeal, and showing up for our little one day-to-day as he continues to grow.
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Whether they live in red or blue America, they often use the same terms and embody the same values — deep hospitality, showing up for people and keep showing up.
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No one is showing up for their assigned shifts and out of fear of the whole town falling apart, it's suggested that Allie now take over in her sister's place.
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The dynamic of the family is that you don't cross him on those things because it's a waste of time," Gates' father wrote in his book, "Showing Up For Life.
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A high school allegedly banned students from covering a classmate's arrestLike others at her school, student journalist Kyra Howard noticed that a popular kid had stopped showing up for classes.
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Also, for those released on pretrial supervision, many agencies are now using text reminders of court hearings, which result in a 26 percent increase in defendants showing up for court.
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A TSA union official told CNN some employees have found that showing up for work was actually hurting them financially, when factoring in costs such as child care and commuting.
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The Transportation Security Administration allegedly now checks regularly whether armed guards are showing up for flight assignments sober, and the Times cited multiple sources who describe an agency in disarray.
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Of course, as of a few weeks ago, he's not actually showing up for class — Broadway is too time-consuming, so instead he's being tutored for 15 hours a week.
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Until you have an evaluation of an actual program that people are showing up for and an actual curriculum and actual people teaching it, you really don't have reliable evidence.
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The Tigers are set to play the Tigers on Monday ... and in anticipation of none of the students showing up for class anyway, the Louisiana university made the call Friday.
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When your boss tells you "I hope you can start showing up for work on time," it means: You'd better show up on time or you'll be out of job.
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The night after the Berkeley rally, members of Bay Area SURJ (Showing Up for Racial Justice) issued a press release lauding the actions of black bloc protesters earlier that day.
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With an expected 8 million soccer fans — including 2.5 million ticket holders — showing up for the event, officials are taking extensive measures to secure venues in the ten host cities.
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With an expected 20163 million soccer fans — including 2.5 million ticket holders — showing up for the event, officials are taking extensive measures to secure venues in the ten host cities.
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One group at Friday's event, Showing Up for Racial Justice, coordinated with minority student groups on campuses, using group email chains and messaging so that protesters could stay in constant communication.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt has criticized Italian carmaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles for not showing up for a meeting on Thursday to discuss emissions irregularities of its diesel vehicles.
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"We've maintained very, very close relationships with every member of my entire family and my family has done a great job at keeping us all together, showing up for one another."
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With cameos in the video from artists like Mary J. Blige, Queen Latifah, and SWV, "Ladies Night" showed the women of hip-hop were capable of showing up for each other.
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In a crucial moment of showing up for our marginalized community, there was more concern about their feelings and ego as opposed to the fight forward for women as a whole.
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"Black people didn't wait on long lines and surpass white voters in terms of turnout in 2012 for the first time because they were showing up for Joe Biden," Robinson said.
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Rank-and-file staff members are frustrated about being in the dark on the company's future, and a handful of employees have stopped showing up for work entirely, several insiders said.
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So here I was, selling an acne drug to dermatologists [Chasen was then a pharmaceutical rep for acne products], and showing up for sales calls with a face full of acne.
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Since season 7, Rob has gone from a staple on the show to a minor character, showing up for a scene or two a couple of times a season, if that.
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People are "ghosting" companies, not showing up for interviews or the first day of a new job, and are even walking out on their current boss— without a word to anyone.
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But once a toddler recognizes there's such a thing as Bubbe Day, even though illness or other obstacles may one day intervene, Bubbe had better keep showing up for her shift.
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But the machine age brought with it those kinds of challenges, those kinds of new things of showing up for work every day, and it also brought this whole notion of unemployment.
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In the meantime, you have disturbing autofill suggestions like "how to have s*x in school" showing up for everyone, as well as the countless questionable videos to which these searches lead.
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Ariana Grande won her first-ever Grammy award on Sunday, taking home one of music's most prestigious awards despite not showing up for the ceremony amid a feud with the show's producers.
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Win or lose, showing up for the game has become a spectacle in and of itself, with players offering up more than an athletic skill - they're offering up a lesson in style.
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And due to what may well just be an error on Amazon's part, the screen-sporting smart speaker is currently showing up for $0.00 — for those who can access it, at least.
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It looked like they parted for the last time then, but we all know the direwolves have a way of showing up for the Stark kids in their hour of greatest need.
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Analysts said both parties showing up for the talks would be an achievement in itself, even if there are no concrete outcomes as Griffiths tries to overcome deep mistrust on all sides.
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Yet those workers interviewed by the Times say no-shows are creating another problem: Workers now worry that those who have ceased showing up for work regularly are endangering the plant's future.
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When he accepted a Father of the Year Award in 2016, he told the crowd that one of the most important parts of parenthood is showing up for milestones big and small.
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According to Marks, three male agents, identified as Tobar, Sanin, and Alexander, refused to work with her on surveillance and wiretapping duties, oftentimes just not showing up for scheduled shifts with her.
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Stretching the limits of my Hindi, we got to know each other better every day, and soon family members were showing up for medical consultations, having learned that Sarah is a doctor.
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She often did not get along with other women singers, including her sisters, could be quick to fire underlings and was erratic when it came to showing up for concerts and appointments.
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The decisions have left many retail employees with reservations about showing up for work, where they often don't have masks, gloves or hand sanitizers, and with questions about their stores' cleaning procedures.
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Even the president's lies about most not showing up for immigration court (most do) or being criminals (immigrants have lower crime rates than native-born Americans) do not justify shooting at families.
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Japan is doing a great job of combining the traditions, seeing the dead body, showing up for the cremation, having the kotsuage (the ceremony where they transfer the bones into the urn).
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Sometimes it's to our advantage, and sometimes getting out of our own heads and being of service by showing up for other people ultimately ends up helping us in a much bigger way.
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While invoking the name of President Donald Trump, Vasiliades allegedly had Rodriguez tell the woman and her husband they both faced deportation simply by showing up for the start of his client's trial.
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In New York, Showing Up for Racial Justice posted a series of photographs of their followers at police precincts and of a Black Lives Matter banner unfurled at the entrance of a tunnel.
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The process is typically simpler and faster than prosecuting an arrest, which requires officers and prosecutors to spend hours processing a suspect, filing paperwork, building a case and showing up for court appearances.
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" — Rebecca Carroll, editor of special projects at the public-radio station WNYC and critic-at-large for the Los Angeles Times "Black women have been showing up for years for the Democratic Party.
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Brousseau, who is white and transgender, said he joined people from Black Lives Matter, Parents for Social Justice, Showing Up for Racial Justice and other groups that went to the Trump rally to protest.
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Eagly said the reason why families seeking asylum have high rates of showing up for their court hearings is because of the emphasis legal advocates have put on providing information to that specific group.
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After years of showing up for virtually every cause in town, Khalifa finds it galling that some fellow Republicans would now look at him with suspicion solely because of his religion and immigrant background.
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At the end of October, Doyle posted info for a webinar she was going to host that week with Heather Cronk, a fellow white activist and a codirector of Showing Up for Racial Justice.
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Two of the companies that were party to Epic Systems had simply emailed the agreements to employees—telling them they'd be "deemed" to have accepted the terms if they kept showing up for work.
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The investigation began after a routine audit of the town's records by the Puerto Rico Comptroller's Office in August 2016 found employees who were showing up for work only sporadically or not at all.
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Another GOP senator said that most of his colleagues agreed about the importance of showing up for working during a time that is usually reserved for the August recess but some complained about it.
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Founder and CEO Brad Griffith acknowledged that most fans probably aren't interested in just showing up for the fourth quarter or ninth inning of a game, or for the last song in a concert.
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That means the health system will have to account for patients showing up for care in places other than the main hospital in a community — places like urgent care centers and primary care clinics.
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A.U. then sent a mass text to all of the facility workers advising them against showing up for that shift and told workers already at the facility to go home as a safety precaution.
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We see her in the opening scenes cursing Andrew on the bus, but later, she defends him stoutly at his hearing, where he is being chastised for not showing up for his counseling appointments.
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"We cannot ignore them away as their numbers grow and their influence expands," Matthew Owens of Showing Up for Racial Justice, a local group that is part of Solidarity Cville, said in a statement.
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A dishwasher in a Lower East Side restaurant went berserk in the middle of a shift, smashing plates and storming away before showing up for his scheduled Village jazz gig, where he was arrested.
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On Friday, they missed their first paycheck since it started, a lapse that their union leaders feared would cause more of them to stop showing up for work or even to quit their jobs.
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Whether it's queer diasporic Koreans showing up for Black Lives Matter or anti-imperialist Filipino activists marching against the Israeli occupation of Palestine, Los Angeles remains home to many Asian American activists of multiple generations.
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If he sets a fast schedule, wanting arguments in a week or so and a decision shortly after, it could put the judge in a position that affects other witnesses showing up for House testimony.
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"I'm really sorry to hear The Millennial Man will not be showing up for her legally arranged ass whooping on November 18th at the Staples Center," Rousey wrote in a lengthy post on her Instagram.
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Obama has also, to be fair, engaged in more Normal 50-Something American Male throwbacks such as showing up for jury duty before being sent home for the day, and dancing like an awkward dad.
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The results are likely to augment GOP fears about Trump's base not showing up for the midterms, when the president himself will not be on the ballot but House and Senate majorities are in play.
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In the midst of this, Ferguson, who, in defiance of the judgment against him, had kept showing up for his shift, was informed that he had been suspended from the Co-op for eighteen months.
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KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - It's shortly before sunrise, and Maryanna Swanson, a Navy nurse from Long Island, thinks she may run out of T-shirts for all of the runners showing up for a Sept.
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Wentz, 25, had been a presence in Minneapolis all week, showing up for media events, reviewing film with the backup-turned-starting quarterback Nick Foles and even throwing passes to teammates before kickoff on Sunday.
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But now that a large contingent of fans — many of whom don't have cable — are snacking throughout the day without ever actually showing up for dinner, the "free snacks" era could be nearing its end.
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She stopped showing up for her state job, at a machine-tool factory in the mining town of Musan, and spent her days at a makeshift market selling anything she could get her hands on.
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"Sitting behind your computer is not going to be as effective as showing up for people where they really need it," said Joshua Tauberer, the creator of GovTrack, a popular web tool for tracking legislation.
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There are reasons to like the Hurricanes, but with bowl season so unpredictable, I'm going to back Tech in this spot, as they have a proven track record of showing up for their bowl game.
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That was not enough to deter more than 100 tech workers from showing up for a meeting of a new group, Tech Solidarity, that hopes to tackle some of these issues from the bottom up.
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As the partial government shutdown slogs on, the Transportation Security Administration says an increasing number of its officers—who aren't being paid during the furlough – are facing financial difficulties, with some not showing up for work.
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Heather Cronk, co-director of Showing Up for Racial Justice, one of several American advocacy groups that have been helping the caravan and its participants, traveled to Tijuana to support the migrants in the final stretch.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's opponent, for example, doesn't even bother showing up for their first debate, sending an inarticulate proxy instead — and demonstrating the possibility that his youthful challenger might be more dedicated in representing voters' interests.
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Arriving, as Pressley did, as someone who unseated a well-liked incumbent is also not easy: It's like showing up for a new job to replace a popular co-worker whom you fought to get fired.
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With the new policy, the Swedish music service has partnered with The Anti-Defamation League, Color Of Change, GLAAD, International Network Against Cyber Hate, Muslim Advocates The Southern Poverty Law Center, and Showing Up for Racial Justice.
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Typically, federal employees are paid retroactively once a shutdown is over, but in the meantime, the numbers of TSA agents not showing up for their shifts has doubled, according to the agency's assistant administrator for public affairs.
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Besides showing up for "Where's Rothfus?" she also hosts her own "Potluck for Perseverance" evenings, which she describes as occasions for "like-minded moderates and progressives" to meet, discuss issues and pen badgering letters to Republican lawmakers.
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We get it: If you're not used to taking your makeup into next-level territory, strolling into the office sporting a neon-green shadow or showing up for date night wearing a metallic lipstick can feel terrifying.
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Valentina had only been doing drag for less than a year before showing up for this season of RuPaul's Drag Race, but she immediately became a judge favorite for her polished looks and daffy sense of humor.
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The process of getting dressed and showing up for a live show and waiting around in some shitty club is so fucking obnoxious to me these days, so I have to be VERY invested in the outcome.
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"You have federal workers, very patriotic people doing public service, showing up for work every day even though they're not getting paid, carrying out critical missions to our national security and public safety," Cardin said on CNN.
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These spectacular losses were on top of the more gradual drain that many veterans of the wars watched firsthand — including such scams as Afghan National Army recruits showing up for training and disappearing after rifles were issued.
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As Syrian state news media reported that many of the missiles had been intercepted, the Syrian presidency's Twitter account posted a video that appeared to show Mr. Assad showing up for just another day at the office.
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Some airports, such as Miami International, have been forced to close terminals temporarily because of a shortage of Transportation Security Administration employees who, understandably enough, have been less than enthusiastic about showing up for work without pay.
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"I grew up believing that addiction was a choice and feeling really confused about why my mom would choose to use drugs over showing up for me and my brother and being in our lives," she said.
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When the project was named for Holland's glamorous, Argentine-born Queen Máxima, in 2013, she obviously got it, showing up for the dedication on a bike, in a dress the colors of a varied bouquet of flowers.
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They spend a fair amount of the set tag-teaming, showing up for guest verses on each other's tracks before disappearing down the hidden staircases at the edges of the stage and sliding into their next outfit changes.
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She can bring attention to an issue simply by mentioning it on Twitter or, as she did on Friday, showing up for an hour in her district; her fame can also distract, turning every appearance into a circus.
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Christine Hackler, 70, an almond farmer and registered Democrat who voted for Donald J. Trump in 2016, complained that laborers were not showing up for work, for fear that immigration authorities will conduct a sweep and deport them.
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On Saturday morning at sunrise, faith leaders and scores of counterprotesters — some from the Black Lives Matter movement, others from groups like Showing Up for Racial Justice — gathered at First Baptist Church, a historically African-American church here.
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One reason for the revamp was that while golden trio Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have all won the trophy, they stopped showing up for national service under the old format as they managed their schedules.
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It chased her throughout the weekend, rendering her nearly inaudible at what could have been a triumphant town hall in Reno — more than 1,13 voters showing up for a candidate who had vanished from coverage of the race.
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"I think they originally envisioned Ben showing up for three or four episodes," George tells PEOPLE of joining the medical drama in 2010 as one of the doctors who joined the staff when Seattle Grace merged with Mercy West.
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Singer explains that while the admissions department at USC was beginning to ask questions about why his daughter wasn't showing up for basketball practice, Heinel told them that his daughter had an "injury" and wouldn't be able to play.
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After people who called in to the show related a number of eerie anecdotes—mostly regarding product ads showing up for items that were allegedly only brought up in verbal conversation—Facebook advertising V.P. Rob Goldman responded on Twitter.
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Mixed-status families are not showing up for their health care appointments, or they're asking to be unenrolled from services that children were eligible for, like WIC (the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children), she said.
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Ripken was a hero to all, including the mesmerized California Angels, when he surpassed Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played, when he became the official essence of the baseball ethos, reliably showing up for an honest day's work.
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But in a lawsuit his accuser later filed against the university, she said that he had then harassed her, showing up, for example, one day outside her dormitory despite a university directive that they stay away from one another.
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And it's often gone after people who are easy to find because they're showing up for prescheduled appointments with the government — for an annual check-in at ICE offices, an application for a green card, or a court date.
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"My personal trick is showing up for meetings and never asking for a job," she says, noting that sometimes, job seekers become too focused on asking for a role while networking and miss the opportunity to make important connections.
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Levine says KD wanted to "have impact other than just showing up for photoshoots," and the intent is for his involvement to be "from the ground up," no different to how he works with Nike on designing a new shoe.
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A lot of the credit for that goes to Disney's captive audience of Marvel fans; the studio can virtually count on a certain segment of the audience showing up for every movie, given that they're all part of a connected story.
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It stands to reason that fans who are showing up for Stranger Things 3 are doing so primarily for their favorite characters, for the charming dynamics between those characters, and for the '80s nostalgia that Stranger Things delivers in spades.
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Even combined with the existence of organizations like Showing Up for Racial Justice, a national network of groups and individuals organizing white people against racism, it would be a stretch to say this approach is the beginning of a trend.
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At the end of the day, I'm showing up for them and meeting them where they are in their process and hopefully helping them get to answers themselves versus being a traditional investor who tries to have all the answers.
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I'm really looking for patterns, such as whether emails are coming from a sender we've never gotten a lot of email from before, or whether a subject line some users have marked as spam is showing up for other users.
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Incapable of fully showing up for the person she loves (in this, she resembles Halberstadt's narrator), paralyzed with guilt and fear, Hempel's protagonist wins us nonetheless with her fluency in "the language of grief," her wit and her searing clarity.
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Still, those who were at the Emirates got to see Mesut Ozil ping the sweetest ball through the middle of the park, and watching Danny Welbeck chase defenders like a very earnest sheepdog is a sight worth showing up for alone.
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Some say the biggest changes have taken place in people's hearts, as white residents who had never thought much about racism flocked to meetings that raised awareness of white privilege organized by Showing Up For Racial Justice, an anti-racism group.
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Already, as many as one of every 10 transportation security officers is not showing up for work and reserve workers are being flown in to bolster depleted ranks at some airports — a point the union presidents raised in their statement.
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"At best it is naïve to think that the people showing up for the original protest were there simply because they were upset that this statue was being taken down," said Mr. Dye, who said he voted reluctantly for Mr. Trump.
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Without those extra 20 days, he would have to finish chemo — a time when your immune system is weakened, your body vulnerable to nearly any germ — while still showing up for work every day, or he would risk losing everything.
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ICE has stepped up courthouse arrests of unauthorized immigrants under Trump, despite the fact that federal judges have prohibited the practice in some areas of the country on the basis that it discourages them from showing up for their hearings.
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Brendan Orsinger, an organizer for Showing Up For Racial Justice DC, said his members had such a difficult time finding art supplies that they went to hotels and got discarded bedsheets and pillowcases to serve as canvases for their messages.
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"Life is hard sometimes and things don't always work out the way you planned it, but if you keep on believing and you keep working hard, and you keep fighting and you keep showing up for yourself, you can move mountains," she concluded.
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Before the internet, people worked harder to find affinity groups, but they still found them — even if it meant placing ads in esoteric trade magazines and becoming pen pals, or showing up for Toastmasters, or quilting club, or genealogy class all by yourself.
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A dark theme option for YouTube users on Android is in the early stages of rolling out to end users, Google confirmed to TechCrunch, following a number of reports and sightings of the dark mode showing up for users in the app's settings.
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This movement would have to be what a new generation of feminists calls intersectional, meaning an effort to consider all the competing injustices — not just sexism, but also racism and classism — women experience to different degrees, and start showing up for each other.
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Trump appeared particularly bothered in the aftermath of a rally in New Hampshire earlier this month when the hashtag #EmptySeatMAGATour trended on social media with photos that purported to show vacant seats at the event, despite thousands showing up for the rally.
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Neither father nor son knew what he was doing — "I remember showing up for the first day of practice, and my pads and my pants were upside down," Fine said — but the boy threw well enough to be slotted in at quarterback.
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Luckily, the products we're delivering right now are at a pretty low ... It's just low likelihood of being stolen, because AB+ blood is really only useful for the patient who it's showing up for, it's not very valuable in the black market.
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Dr. Anuj Khattar, a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health who practices in the Seattle area, estimated that after the initial consultation, 20 to 30 percent of his patients end up either changing their minds or simply not showing up for the procedure.
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Mr. Burns was a popular comic presence for nearly 203 years, beginning with a brief but successful stint as a partner of George Carlin (and at one point showing up for a brief but less successful run on "The Andy Griffith Show").
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As the final episode winds down, you get the emotional realization from Blumberg and Rafsanjani that, while their lives are about to materially improve (to put it mildly), there's sadness in handing over the thing they'd built, and then showing up for work as employees.
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The laughs come hard and fast when Conor and his friends start showing up for school dressed like Duran Duran and the Smiths, and the songs — written by Carney with '80s hitmaker Gary Clark — should have audiences singing long after they leave the theater.
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The company's chief designer resigned last week, following the resignations of the CFO, CTO, supply chain VP, and VP of HR. Employees who worked directly on the development of the FF91 have left for other companies, and others recently stopped showing up for work.
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Despite the corruption charges, Mr. Booker has been steadfast in his support of Mr. Menendez, contributing to his legal defense fund, showing up for the trial's opening statements and offering unlimited praise ("Bob Menendez never stops working for New Jersey" has become a regular refrain).
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"It's a small way for us to say thank you for the ways you're showing up for your communities and our chance to give you a little TLC during this time," Taco Bell CEO Mark King said in a press release addressing the chain's customers.
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The mayor added that Paray was apparently fired after not showing up for work in recent weeks and later aired his grievances via his cellphone during the hostage crisis, accusing his former bosses of corruption and railing against recent changes to his work hours.
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The traveler can forfeit the ticket by not showing up for their scheduled flight, change to a future flight, or have the value of the ticket converted into a travel credit for use solely on that airline In either case, the airline keeps the money.
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And at about the same time, a group of schoolboys in the English city of Exeter, for whom shorts were not a uniform option, started showing up for school in the plaid skirts that were part of the dress code for their female classmates.
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The first protestors had started showing up for what grew to be an enormous, clamorous demonstration, with people shivering in the January cold but chanting, "Build a wall, we'll tear it down" as they played trumpets, drums and even banged on pots and pans.
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You have to look at the fact that Senator Pat Roberts [who sponsored the bill in the Senate] would need 60 votes and he is starting out with a few less, because the likelihood of Cruz and Rubio showing up for that vote is pretty slim.
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Despite only showing up for an extended cameo action sequence, she gets to shine here more than she ever did in the James Bond or Kingsman franchises, and she is not so subtly made to be John's perfect double right down to a love for dogs.
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And to create a situation where people don't want to work for the BOP because they could get killed just by showing up for work will have a serious effect on our recruitment efforts in BOP to retain talented and dedicated public servants in our ranks.
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"On a rocket docket, it's way more likely that you're going to get people not showing up for their hearings than it is on a regular docket," Sarah Pierce, a policy analyst for the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at the Migration Policy Institute, told VICE News.
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It's literally the best part, per Peacock's new site: Which means, in the end, that Peacock isn't just competing with services like Netflix, which doesn't have ads — it is also competing with places that NBC's content has been showing up for free, like YouTube and Facebook.
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The change comes under Spotify's new Hate Content & Hateful Conduct policy, which it developed in partnership with advocacy groups, including the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Anti-Defamation League, Color of Change, Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), GLAAD, Muslim Advocates, and the International Network Against Cyber Hate.
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To monitor its service for content violating its hate-speech policy, Spotify is collaborating with rights advocacy groups such as The Southern Poverty Law Center, The Anti-Defamation League, Color Of Change, Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), GLAAD, Muslim Advocates and the International Network Against Cyber Hate.
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You get cool moments which are a mark of how confident WWE feels, like Matt Riddle showing up for the first time without a dumb name like Ace Paxson III, or the way Roderick Strong is still pretty much the same Roderick Strong he was before he arrived.
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So it's fair to wonder whether fans of Khaled and Harris are showing up for the musical perspectives of the title artists, or if they're simply looking for a way to get a survey of the 2017 landscape without having to shell out for dozens of individual artists' albums.
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" Rashad's niece being a lesbian and therefore afraid to return to her country because of how that will be received was the only interesting part of that storyline, and it led to a solid joke about showing up for a family gathering all "Guess who's coming to Ramadan?
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When the United States was discussing an armistice to halt the 1950-53 Korean War, the chief North Korean delegate embarrassed his American counterpart by showing up for talks in the American ambassador's car — which his invading troops had seized as they rampaged through Seoul at the war's start.
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People show up for a lot of things but they have a hard time showing up for Palestine, so it's good to see this … It's no longer acceptable for cultural institutions to ignore Palestine, just like they can't ignore Black Lives Matter and black liberation, and indigenous struggles.
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Within the study, then, alcohol abuse was defined as instances in which a health care provider flagged a patient as having a problem with excessive alcohol use, either "acutely"-- showing up for an appointment drunk, for example -- or chronically -- such as having an addiction or reliance on alcohol, explained Marcus.
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There, Stewart, surrounded by first responders, slammed members of the House Judiciary Committee for not showing up for the hearing on reauthorizing the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, which compensates first responders and other individuals who file claims connected to injuries, deaths and and health problems related to 9/11.
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But in a culture set aflame by Trump's viscerally anti-immigrant, anti-abortion rhetoric, the stakes seem suddenly much higher — especially for white, upper-middle class women, who've recently had a hard time showing up for intersectionality, not to mention a female candidate or two, when it counts the most.
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When they call you "Mom" and you are the one getting them toilet-trained, documenting their first tooth lost, throwing their birthday parties, showing up for parent-teacher conferences, comforting them after a bad dream, and administering Band-Aids to their scraped knees, you are profoundly invested in their well-being.
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Madison had previously warned him that she didn't know if she could continue dating him if he did explore his Fantasy Suite options with Hannah Ann Sluss or Victoria Fuller, and she may make good on that warning by not showing up for the rose ceremony and choosing to go home.
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Former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Carlton Gebbia says she and her family were very good to their housekeeper for 6 years, but the lady stopped showing up for work after a dispute over missing jewelry ... and now she's suing and trumping up a phony battery claim out of spite.
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And in a poll of Democrats showing up for the Iowa caucuses, well over half said that they wanted someone who would continue Obama's agenda — which is the precise pledge that Clinton has been making over the last few weeks — while only about one-third said that they preferred someone more liberal.
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The levels of formality expected at these kinds of important events vary by family—for example, my boyfriend got to wear a tuxedo shirt and steeltoes to his brother's wedding—and yet somehow I don't think my Catholic Eastern European grandmother would appreciate me showing up for the service in combat boots.
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In his Waging Nonviolence post, Garcés praised "white people experimenting with higher-risk action as we defend our mutual self-interest in showing up for the movement for black lives," but no one thus far has made the case that interracial direct action will be able to do something other direct action won't.
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Your specific contributions to the company you work for, and how they contribute to the bottom line, is the key here, and should be the focus of your raise conversation — not the fact that you've simply been showing up for a certain number of years (no matter how long it has been).
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However, as long as clinics are open, people endeavor to be there to provide the services that women are showing up for, and when there's a challenge to the viability of a clinic, those of us who can step up and participate in the legal mechanisms to push back on those restrictions.
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He started his own talk show on Current TV; pulled in some $4 million from his wineries, hotels, and restaurants; traded silver bars; and had a bad track record of showing up for state business, skipping about half of his most important meetings with state governing bodies during his term, according to the LA Times.
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But around the country, immigrants showing up for their day in court — as defendants, witnesses, or victims seeking redress — are encountering a different face of the law instead: They're being arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers seeking to deport them after they leave the courthouse, or even when they're still within its walls.
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Instead, according to law enforcement officials and experts with differing views of the immigration debate, a primary goal of such raids is to dissuade those working illegally from showing up for their jobs — and to warn prospective migrants that even if they make it across the border, they may end up being captured at work.
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It's about showing up for people who will show up for you, and taking the time to engage directly with those who will go out, hold signs, distribute literature, drive voters to the polls, go to caucuses, donate to your campaign, attend your party's convention, and perhaps most importantly – cast their ballots in your favor.
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"Whether it's making someone smile, helping a neighbor or stranger out, showing up for an issue or people we care about, or giving some of what we have to those who need our help, every act of generosity counts and everyone has something to give," said Asha Curran, CEO and co-founder of GivingTuesday.
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Over the years, I had observed friends and family members hide pregnancies from colleagues, skip college reunions or other celebrations because of conflicting work responsibilities, deny the importance of a family obligation to continue showing up for a time-sensitive project, and generally lie about their personal life in order to be available at all times for their job.
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It was liberating to start imagining that there could be meaningful stories told about wreckage, sure, but also meaningful stories told about what it might mean to pull yourself out from under it: stories about showing up for work, for intimacy, for other people; stories about getting through ordinary days without drinking enough vodka to forget yourself entirely.
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Cruz was also one of 15 senators who missed votes earlier this month, after Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) lectured senators about showing up for the rare August session.
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Perhaps the best part of these photos is getting to see all our favorite characters again, with Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), Cersei (Lena Headey), Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie), Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), Sam (John Bradley), Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright), Sansa (Sophie Turner), Arya (Maisie Williams), Varys (Conleth Hill), and Davos (Liam Cunningham) all showing up for picture day.
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Others are simply no longer showing up for work; when YT arrived at the company's Gardena, California, headquarters on the morning of Monday, November 20th to meet a group of potential investors, he found so few employees on site that an email, which was obtained by The Verge, was sent to staff by Faraday Future's head of go-to market strategy that reinforced the company's work hours.
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" Malia and Sasha Obama's mother explained her appearance at the Grammys, tweeting: "A big part of friendship is showing up for your girls—that's why I was thrilled to be there for the one and only @aliciakeys at the #GRAMMYs She is one of the most genuine and thoughtful people I know—there's no one better to help us all celebrate the unifying power of music!
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Aaron is deeply appreciative [of Troy] for taking care of me for all of those years and for being someone that stood up for me in a time in my life when I didn't really have people showing up for me… He's really proud that I was able to give tribute to my ex … Sometimes first love is such a pivotal, influential relationship and challenges us.
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Jay Walker, curator of the Tedmed conferences, laid out some of the possibilities in a 2016 essay: people overwhelming and even looting pharmacies trying to get some drug that is irrelevant or nonexistent, people needlessly fleeing cities and leaving them paralyzed, health workers not showing up for work, truck drivers and other essential people being afraid to enter infected areas, official sites like CDC.
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But sparks fly once Mr. Hayes joins the "Midnight Express" entourage when it plays the 1978 Cannes film festival — Mr. Parker, who has aged into a fusty-old-Englishman type and is wholly unapologetic about the film's cultural prejudice (or "raishism," as Mr. Puttnam pronounces it), sniffs at Mr. Hayes's "ego tripping" in France, which included showing up for the red carpet premiere in a white tuxedo.
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And while there may be someone on the invite list sounding off about the superiority of a vinegar-based sauce, you might be more focused on figuring out how to dress yourself for the particular BBQ that you'll be attending — because there's a big difference between showing up for a city cookout at your friend's backyard and driving to the 'burbs to meet your partner's family for the first time.
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" In a four-part series at the Data and Society research institute titled "The Oxygen of Amplification," Whitney Phillips, an assistant professor of communication, culture, and digital technologies at Syracuse University, said that "the takeaway for establishment journalists is stark, and starkly distressing: just by showing up for work and doing their jobs as assigned, journalists covering the far-right fringe… played directly into these groups' public relations interests.
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The company revealed that they have teamed with multiple groups, including the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Anti-Defamation League, Color Of Change, Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), GLAAD, Muslim Advocates, and the International Network Against Cyber Hate to help them identify hate content and that they have created "internal content monitoring tool [called] Spotify Audio Watch" in order to catch content that has been flagged on international registers as hate content.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller Time: Dems, GOP ready questions for high-stakes testimony This week: Mueller dominates chaotic week on Capitol Hill MORE (D-Tenn.) on Sunday night for his "pathetic" attempt to mock Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE for not showing up for a hearing on Capitol Hill by bringing a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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"Signed, Black Lives Matter Charlottesville, Black Lives Matter D.C., Charlottesville Summer of Resistance Welcoming Committee Agency, Crimethinc Ex-Workers Collective, Crushing Colonialism, D.C. Antifascist Collective, Future is Feminists, Holler Network, Hoods4Justice, The International, Capoeira Angola Foundation-DC (FICA-DC), Libertarian Socialist Caucus Of The DSA, March For Racial Justice, Maryland Antifa, One People's Project, Resist This (Former DisruptJ20), Rising Tide North America, Smash Racism D.C., Showing Up for Racial Justice Charlottesville, Suffolk County DSA, Workers Against Racism, 350 DC." It's unclear if the attackers effectively "forged" the signature of these groups, or duped them into signing off on supporting the rally.
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Behaviors that signal a substance abuse relapse: Previous behaviors emerge Shows signs of slipping out of daily routines Romanticizing periods of prior substance abuse Distancing oneself from friends or support groups "If you see someone who's healthy and then all of sudden not showing up for work and [they] look miserable and unhealthy, be there to listen, go for a walk with a friend, suggest professional treatment, bring them to therapy, bring them to an AA meeting, [and] get them to have a hobby," Dr. Kathryn Smerling, a psychotherapist in New York City told Fox News.
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To the Trump administration, though, this isn't an example of border security working — it's a loophole being exploited by people who just want to sneak into the US. Attorney General Sessions (who gave a speech to immigration judges on Thursday about the "crisis" of asylum abuse) and other administration officials say that too many people are being allowed to stay in the US on the basis of "credible fear" of persecution, and that once they're released from custody, they are caught up in a years-long, backlogged immigration court process — or simply disappear into American communities rather than showing up for their court dates.
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INGRAHAM: What I think we have to do to solve this problem, I think the president wants to do this, we have to have a normalized process that is not rife with fraud, that is not just someone who comes to the border and says, gee, if I bring a child, whether the child is my own or my child or someone I found along the way in one of the cattle cars that the drug smugglers and the human traffickers are bringing people into, you can&apost just allow someone to come into the county with a child and say, OK, we&aposre going to house you together and then we&aposll release you in the United States and come appear at your hearing in two years, because, guess what, 70 percent of them, 80 percent of them aren&apost showing up for their hearings.
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