The device was discontinued in 2017, but Shuffles are far from rare — used iPod Shuffles typically sell for around $25 online.
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Alva shuffles a blue stroller through the streets of Berlin.
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You gasp as my beloved 80-something grandmother shuffles into sight.
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Wolff is clearly having fun as he shuffles his narrative deck.
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Nowadays, Mr. Moreno only shuffles along the hallway of his apartment.
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Each labored step he takes as he shuffles through the snow.
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Finally, Arie shows up and nervously shuffles Becca over to the couch.
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Giles, the most reserved of the group, shuffles in his seat awkwardly.
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"Thank you," she adds, as the waiter shuffles over to the stereo.
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On Soccer LIVERPOOL, England — Trent Alexander-Arnold shuffles uneasily on his feet.
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The King of Retired Amusements shuffles across the threshold into his dominion.
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Callaghan is just the latest in a string of executive shuffles or departures.
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Meiosis also happens to shuffles the genetic data around before creating sex cells.
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Everyone shuffles out, leaving June to get ready and resume her demeaning life.
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Many of the unconfirmed designer shuffles are still merely rumors in the Twitterverse.
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SHORTLY AFTER 9am the neighbourhood care centre for the elderly shuffles to life.
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The kid is cuffed and shuffles out through the door to the detention area.
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All four iPod shuffles If you're feeling a little sad at their demise, don't.
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Noe Carias shuffles into the cramped room, his face immediately pleasant upon seeing strangers.
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In contrast, 60-year-old Canadian pastor Hyeon Soo Lim shuffles in the room.
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" Except Steen, who shuffles slightly, shakes his head and says: "Oh no, no way.
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In many cases, this rigmarole merely shuffles money around, with little change in revenue.
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Often, just after landing, the animal shuffles under the nearby leaf litter and freezes.
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Batches of ballots go to the first server, which decrypts and shuffles them before re-encrypting them and sending them to the next server, which shuffles them in a different order before sending them to the third server, which does the same.
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It's a full-bodied toy that walks on command — or, rather, shuffles a bit, really.
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Wu shuffles her platform boots, flouncing a cascade of hair off her back, and poses.
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She shuffles the stack of business cards Phil has left behind—what's with this guy?
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And when they do, it's a system that still routinely shuffles them to the margins.
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Oh look—shuffles URLs and hacks and leaks at youtube dot com—it's right here.
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The magician shuffles the cups around and says he's going to smash the losing cupcake.
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Farhad: While we're on the boring subject of earnings, let's note some recent boardroom shuffles.
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As this happens, Antetokounmpo shuffles over from the opposite block to stop an easy basket.
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Fighting over control of tech companies is commonplace, and executive shuffles happen all the time.
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A major indication of his intentions could come when he shuffles his cabinet after Christmas.
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He is the Zamboni driver who shuffles onto the ice to collect the slimy creatures.
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Hale has given his character a unique "happy clap," and Ralph shuffles joyfully as he walks.
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Next, a series of shuffles takes place where, on every shuffle, client-server connections are remade.
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Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs shuffles the top ranks and Wells Fargo's regulatory hubris comes back to bite.
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Realistic facts / surreal fictions / realistic fictions / surreal facts: Virginia Wagner shuffles them like a card shark.
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Once Raúl Castro shuffles loose the mortal coil, who knows what the next era will bring.
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He weaves and finesses warm with cool and figure with ground like a cardsharp shuffles cards.
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On the screen, a Powerpoint slideshow shuffles through "fun facts" that signal all will be okay.
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They called it Donate2Dance, then sent an email to their Shuffles NYC community urging them for donations.
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There's something broken about Lee's silence and the way he shuffles around the city like a ghost.
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Roca called out different footwork combinations as I moved around the bag, shifting between shuffles and steps.
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Nat shuffles into Samuel's room, barely explaining what's happened, only that he's desperate to see her immediately.
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The app shows bids on a leaderboard, which shuffles in real time based on who is winning.
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Carroll shuffles past me barefoot, a mug of coffee in one hand, his phone in the other.
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Well, I keep doing the deed and someone shuffles in and slowly is walking around my room.
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SegWit2x shuffles around where the signatures live—a change which has widespread adoption across the Bitcoin community.
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But instead, he just sort of shuffles it into a line on the corner of the table?
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Well, I keep doing the deed and someone shuffles in and slowly is walking around my room.
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As he shuffles off this mortal coil, the unrepentant Chekist will smile knowing he beat them all.
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Having recently broken things off with Love, the besmocked bookseller shuffles around Anavrin like a dejected schoolboy.
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Those would prove just interim personnel shuffles by a White House determined to harden its border policies.
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The production shuffles like a blaxploitation film and borrows the "Wake up!" message from Spike Lee's School Daze.
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The move comes as AT&T Inc shuffles the executive ranks within its newly acquired WarnerMedia entertainment empire.
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Over the years, OG would suffer roster shuffles and heartbreaking loss, while also setting records and wowing crowds.
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Likewise, the songs, many built from musical cells Sondheim flips and shuffles, darken into warnings, laments and lullabies.
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The news comes after Starbucks said in September it would cut corporate staff as it shuffles its organizational structure.
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Enter the second butt, which appears as Jim shuffles down a corridor naked, clearly unable to bother with pants.
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In the video, Johnson shuffles over to the wall and leans against it, eyes still trained on his phone.
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She shuffles through Polaroid photos of her time with Arie, weeping a little and wondering aloud what went wrong.
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Last year was a challenging one for the Blue Oval, with stagnate sales numbers and awkwardly timed management shuffles.
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As the insolvent government shuffles money from one pocket to another to stave off bankruptcy, investors expect the worst.
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INTO A CRAMPED, stuffy room on the outskirts of Delhi shuffles a middle-aged woman in a yellow sari.
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The Israeli director Shemi Zarhin, who also wrote the screenplay, shuffles these modern problems into an enjoyably human mystery.
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Every morning, Jamal Jones rolls out of bed, shuffles over to his bathroom, and flips on the light switch.
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Fair Game Even after two big shuffles at the top, Wells Fargo is still working from the same playbook.
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In baseball, the open market plays out like an awkward junior high mixer: Everyone just kind of shuffles around.
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Mikey Cole, the amicable 37-year-old owner, shuffles up the block toward his thriving parlor for our interview.
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesMicrosoft&aposs executive suite experienced some notable shuffles throughout the past year.
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An oil study from around the same time shuffles these variables: small white square, within black square, within gray.
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It shuffles songs and artists you already know with some fresh selections, and it's constantly updated with small changes.
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The director's latest project with the National Film Board of Canada shuffles scenes into a one-time viewing experience.
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A toppy market has big shareholders backing activists' longer-term initiatives, such as forcing spinouts, strategy shuffles and executive replacements.
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He shuffles around to swing his kicking leg out behind him and then forward with the momentum and then—swush.
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He shuffles around back there, drifting back and forth in his corner box, half-engaged in the proceedings at large.
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As 2018 begins, the second White House Chief of Staff, John Kelly, may have more personnel shuffles on his mind.
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After early ownership shuffles, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Hunt and Tess O'Connor McDade have been its long-term partners and stewards.
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He shuffles from one foot to the other and makes a sort of clucking noise, like someone guiding a horse.
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Mandating one form of renewables doesn't increase the total amount that will be deployed; it just shuffles the mix around.
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Unshaven, these days, and hangdog, glasses clipped to his smock, Mr McIver has clutched a bible as he shuffles into court.
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Needless to say, a cable that shuffles around on the surface, and is also connected to a seismometer, is not good.
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On the eve of his 69th birthday, Craig Venter looks on, amused, as his digital doppelganger shuffles from foot to foot.
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He shuffles around his mother's luxury apartment in slippers, toggling between cable news channels and video games like Red Dead Redemption.
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He spills the dominoes out on the table and shuffles, and then we pull our hand from the mess of tiles.
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The tool mines Monero, an alternative to bitcoin that is said to be more private because it shuffles users' identifying information.
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The result is a pipeline that not only shuffles more students from school to prison but affects black students in particular.
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These are forms that are recognizable, but which Wilkins flips over, shuffles around, and remixes, sometimes to the point of disarray.
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But like Leo when he first shuffles into Max's office to audit the books, I'm a little nervous at the prospect.
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He now shuffles when he walks, and falling is a concern: Recently, he fell on the sidewalk and broke a clavicle.
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Instead, it shuffles along like a movie that doesn't remember where it came from, and has no idea where it's going.
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Amid a slew of other shuffles, the company announced the departure of Michael Bender, the e-commerce division's chief operating officer.
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It might even help scientists to model how influenza recombines and shuffles genetic material around, creating unexpected strains that could cause pandemics.
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Green gets the call for his fifth major league start as manager Joe Girardi shuffles his rotation due to Nathan Eovaldi's injury.
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He shuffles up and down the streets, pushing a freezer cart stocked with icy treats and ringing a bell to attract customers.
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The moves are the latest in a series of personnel shuffles in the bank's trading division as the firm reshapes the unit.
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Read more: Vice Media shuffles leadership at its agency as another key exec heads for the exitNeither Vice or Refinery is profitable.
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I'm not quite sure where that leaves mid-range stuff like this, at least until 3DS finally shuffles off its digital coil.
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The rest of the episode follows her subsequent odyssey all the way to the Greyhound station, where she shuffles off to Buffalo.
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When an institution reorders transactions, it shuffles a large purchase so that it clears before subsequent smaller debits are charged against your balance.
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In other exec shuffles, current vice-chairman Wei Zhou becomes CFO with Scott Chen, formerly with Facebook and Instagram, moving in as CTO.
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PE funds with an edge in security – Thoma Bravo, Bain Capital and Vista Equity Partners – may well benefit as the security chessboard shuffles.
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Sexual reproduction shuffles up an organism's DNA - the building blocks of life - creating genetic diversity and eliminating undesirable mutations, helping a species survive.
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It involves shuffles and spec bumps big and small, but mostly: If you need a MacBook Pro, hope you like the Touch Bar.
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"It shuffles around where and when people get transplanted, and may decrease mortality in one area and increase it in another," he said.
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One thing is very different this year from majority party shuffles of the past — the identity of the next House speaker is uncertain.
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She serenades the outlaw with Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine" while the horse gently shuffles about, chewing on a carrot.
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After all, they are extremely interesting and entertaining, like a personalized talk radio station that shuffles through topics that speaks directly to my soul.
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The redeeming feature of sex, when it comes to evolution, seems to be that it shuffles the parents' genes together in endlessly new combinations.
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The 22017-year-old was an engineer during World War II. After quickly greeting us, he shuffles off into the lounge with his wife.
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Now 91, Mr. Kaminsky is a small man with a long white beard and tweed jacket, who shuffles around his neighborhood with a cane.
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It scans for individuals with a common gender, age, race, and location, then shuffles their first and last names along with their respective images.
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When she shuffles an invisible deck of cards, she simply mimes the action and a sound effect helps the audience fill in the blanks.
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As Harden comes off Clint Capela's pindown to catch a pass on the opposite wing, Gerald Green shuffles in front of PJ Tucker's man.
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Some may be surprised that this pedestrian rodent that shuffles through our trees and dangerously springs across our roads has its own day of recognition.
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Mr Johnson, who prides himself on his campaigning skills, shuffles between photo opportunities, agreeing only to carefully staged pool interviews, as was Mrs May's wont.
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They pretend they can't hear us and hang up — a bad omen for Friday the 23th — and the driver shuffles us back on the bus.
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Whether it's eye-catching shuffles or immaculate two-card moves that look more like levitation than card tricks, Mueller knows his way around a deck.
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Knowing opponents plan to attack him relentlessly in the pick-and-roll, he shuffles his feet and executes whatever coverage Ty Lue has deemed appropriate.
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Cabinet shuffles have been relatively common in Venezuela since the 14-year rule of late socialist leader Hugo Chavez, who died of cancer in 2013.
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" Ms. Carter then spreads some "demon powder" on the floor as she shuffles and taps her way around the bed: "He touch that, he dead.
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In the video, Julien, sporting a well-worn Route 66 hat, shuffles over to his desk, flips on his computer, and loads up Asheron's Call.
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Morey also said the Rockets shouldn't be overlooked as the team to beat in the NBA's Western Conference, even as free agency shuffles the deck.
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Chino Amobi shuffles through slush puddles in an industrial neighborhood in South Williamsburg, pausing to note the "New World Order vibes" of a grayscale January day.
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The stylized details look breathtaking compared to their counterparts on the Switch, but Link shuffles along at a stomach-turning 15 frames per second or less.
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Instead, Coker picks up some books for himself—a Black Panther compilation and a new Power Man and Iron Fist—and shuffles out of the store.
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Britain shuffles in at number six in the ranking, with about nine per 1,000, but boasts the only head of state who is in this club.
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Hall shuffles the geometric stack and returns to the other side of the table to select another object: a pair of "V" shapes, facing opposite directions.
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That the company would survive years of boardroom intrigue, CEO shuffles, and crippling anxiety over how the product should evolve – and still become a public company.
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Picture this: it's the year 2035 and your in-home AI assistant shuffles through your digital archives to play you something sweet on a Sunday morning.
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He sang in French Creole and in English, leading his band in two-steps, waltzes, shuffles, blues and funk, all of which kept dance floors active.
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Mr. Shirai nicely shuffles in the back stories of several workers, and his shots of sky, sea and early morning landscapes could fit amid Hokusai woodcuts.
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In shuffles a nervous interviewer to take his or her seat, stealing the odd personal observation: The auteur's eyes are blue-green, and he speaks softly.
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With star player Kristaps Porzingis out for the season with an anterior cruciate ligament injury, the Knicks are free to experiment with roster and lineup shuffles.
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Shusterman shuffles his most intriguing character offstage too early, and the novel's dark humor sometimes makes it hard to lose yourself in the romance and peril.
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"Oculate Beings" gracefully ties together American fiddle music with a tambourine led drum part that shuffles along and wouldn't sound out of place on sitar music.
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"These personnel shuffles and so forth are always part of North Korean political culture," said Michael Madden, an expert on North Korea's secretive and opaque leadership circle.
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It's like Apple can create a beautiful watch, but to realize that the thing shuffles around on your wrist and to adjust for the yaw is quantitative.
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First Rocket invested nearly $600 million in Delivery Hero and acquired several assets from it; then Delivery Hero acquired some assets from Rocket among several other shuffles.
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Its stories keep going, and with every season it shuffles its cast and setup a little bit, as if constantly evolving toward some best version of itself.
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Ahead, here are 21 noteworthy shuffles to the NYFW experience this season, and some insights into what it all means for the fall '16 collections (and you).
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Read more: Vice Media shuffles leadership at its agency as another key exec heads for the exitAlso, Facebook hadn't yet become a major force for publisher distribution.
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Toward and away from one another they spin, in the nerve center of the kitchen, as Kate shuffles back and forth to the oven, making a quiche.
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At 73 and even after breaking a shoulder, Mr. Arzak still shuffles back and forth between the tables and the kitchen that he runs alongside his daughter.
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He shuffles slightly when I mention how rare it is for bands to let one member take the spotlight completely, but that appears to be what's happened.
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The ad: Mr. Donnelly shuffles papers around in a copy shop, as he praises the work ethic of his constituents and his own work on their behalf.
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Installed in a sequence of rooms built into three of the museum's enormous halls, Wavelength: Reset resembles a film studio in which the audience shuffles between sets.
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Disgusted to the point of anger, Lyle gets up, gathers his belongings from the overhead bins, and shuffles down the aisle of the train wallpapered with colonial propaganda.
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On the sides of the stage, a pianist and a marimba player add a percussive soundtrack as the eight-person cast waltzes, jumps and shuffles across the stage.
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In the surveillance footage released by the NYPD, a man walks up to the back of the truck, grabs the bucket, and shuffles off with it in broad daylight.
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That wraps up an exciting (read: stressful and speculation-fueled) season of designer shuffles, now that Saint Laurent, Lanvin, and reportedly Dior have all found their respective creative directors.
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By pairing the X-ray videos with mathematical models, the scientists discovered that each individual ant shuffles around until it's being squished by no more than three other ants.
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This many shuffles for one company in a short period is not ideal, but Nest is on a better track now with more access to Google than ever before.
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Sexual reproduction shuffles genetic variants throughout the entire genome, providing an almost limitless variety for evolution to act upon, even with a limited number of individuals within a species.
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He shuffles his papers, marches out of the room, and slinks back into a mid-century armchair with a snifter of good, expensive brandy, and slaps on Strictly Tiefschwarz.
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Norris is getting a chance as Detroit shuffles its rotation to get rookie Michael Fulmer some extra rest and veteran Anibal Sanchez a chance to earn back a spot.
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Credit... On the windy flanks of Mount Aragats, a biblical-sounding massif in Armenia, an old man — a cook — shuffles through a sprawling array of oddly shaped, empty buildings.
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At the end of each day, Mr. Weinstein typically responds to reporters' questions, even if sarcastically, as he shuffles with a walker toward the elevators outside of the courtroom.
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In contrast to Smith, however, who in postmodern fashion slices, dices and shuffles his history, Hughes-Hallett takes a more modernist approach by embedding her story inside a frame.
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He shuffles his frame across the court—spindly legs, funny belly—tossing passes that look innocent enough when they leave his hands but prove brilliant when they find their target.
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The number tends to rise towards the middle of a national leader's ten-year term of office—a point at which wide-ranging shuffles normally take place at every level.
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He shuffles through the deck of cards, which offer small reminders of life's joys and pleasures like a smile from a stranger, making unforgettable memories, good food, and new horizons.
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Until he finds someone who can convince him to do so and actually amass a staff that can pull it off, no amount of campaign shuffles will change Trump's fortunes.
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Aboah does a little shoulder shimmy in a metallic getup, while Malik removes his coat and shuffles off to a corner to brood and just be his usual hot self.
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Despite the absence of sexual recombination, which shuffles the genetic deck in a population and offers new combinations of genes, these rotifers have managed to find newness by other means.
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Director Stephen Bracket and choreographer Raja Feather Kelley make a strong duo, delivering vital plot information through tragicomic bursts of light-speed energy paired with silky smooth pop dance shuffles.
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WASHINGTON — Senator John Kennedy shuffles alone through the Capitol basement, reveling in his bag of walnuts, unrecognized and unbothered as reporters chase his colleagues for comments on the daily swirl.
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As the rhino shuffles about, its lifelike body periodically morphs into a pixelated gray-brown abstraction, a reminder of the creature's digital artifice, before morphing back into its realistic form.
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In surveillance footage released by the New York Police Department, a man walks up to the back of the truck, grabs the bucket, and shuffles off with it in broad daylight.
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He's a solo practitioner, a courthouse denizen who shuffles around the halls of the justice center in his only suit, which fit him briefly when it was stylish in the 1980s.
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He then shuffles to and from a modest apartment in the desert to his work at the Palace where he moonlights as a doomsday predictor, just trying to stay afloat. Haha.
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"Cuando Tu Quieras" shuffles along over metallic clinks and water droplets, punctuating the chorus with what sounds like a digitally elongated exhalation, looped and artificially modulated to align with the melody.
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He shuffles when he walks because of neuropathic foot pain from diabetes, which he regulates by eating a ketogenic diet, usually one meal a day, consisting entirely of protein and fat.
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Deals are cemented when a hammer firmly raps on the metal fence; the powerful group of purchasers then shuffles along the walkway to cop a look at the next lot's wares.
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It's a game of musical chairs at the elite level, and while offseason roster shuffles are only to be expected, it's rare that a star player gets left out in the cold.
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" And see a glimpse of what could have been Posh Spice's illustrious acting career when she shuffles in-frame as Baby to say in a sweet voice: "My mummy's my best friend!
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Instead, Griffin shuffles his feet, keeps his arms high, and straps a muzzle on ball-handlers who should be able to blow by him or, at the very least, create some separation.
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Mr. Cathey's dead-eyed Clov shuffles around the stage, dutifully obeying Hamm's commands, but he also contains a smoldering sense of resentment that threatens at any moment to flare into open rebellion.
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"The Morning Show" shuffles these dynamics: Because Corky types reign on morning television, the experienced soft news host Alex is pitted against Mitch's replacement, the tough but naïve Bradley Jackson (Reese Witherspoon).
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It includes all kinds of cool features—such as an auto-play mode that shuffles you right on to the next episode of a show when you've finished the one you're currently watching.
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It didn't reveal any details about the upcoming series, but expect some changes to the cast, as Frank "The Punisher" Castle, introduced in season two, shuffles off to star in his own show.
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Although there were a few shuffles in playing time, the team basically rolled out the same players on Wednesday as it had in a 20-point win over the same team in January.
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And Travis Wall's choreography, which shuffles the nine-member cast as if it were a deck of cards, emphasizes the notion of randomness, the sense that what happens here might happen to anyone.
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When a diverse group of children steps out of the crowd and starts moving in hip-hop shuffles and steps, the dance seems to transform the scene into one of community and belonging.
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OTTAWA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland will get a new job on Wednesday when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffles his Cabinet, French-language public broadcaster Radio-Canada said on Tuesday.
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The move is related to a series of management shuffles taking place at parent Carrefour, which earlier in the day created a 14-member executive committee to help revitalize the world's No. 2 retailer.
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THE accused, Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, a diminutive, clean-shaven Saudi aged 52, looks innocuous as he shuffles into court between two burly guards, a blue-gloved hand on each of his shoulders.
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When The Walking Dead shuffles back onto our TV screens October 23, it will bring with it the answer to one of the most intense cliffhangers in modern television history: Who did Negan kill?
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The "Your Mixtape" feature randomly shuffles familiar music, and the "Discover Weekly" playlist allows any music lover to find something they like, but there's many people who complain about the lack of new inspiration.
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She bottles up her emotions and shuffles from high school classes to her after-school job as a taxidermy apprentice to, oftentimes, the local jail to pick up her too-drunk-to-drive dad.
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While much of the little droid's on-screen work is now handled by remote-control units and CGI, actors are still used in some scenes, allowing R2 to make his trademark shuffles, bloops, and whistles.
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With Apple's tendency to go with what's stable versus what's new, expect the slower Skylake chip to be on the Macbook Pro when it eventually shrugs off its afterbirth and shuffles into the real world.
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That's usually an invitation for a TV show to push pedal to metal, but The Walking Dead shuffles more and more slowly with each passing year, just like one of the creatures in the title.
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Indeed, you can hear the program's extensive aural palette at work in Robinson's own tunes like 222's "Fresh Static Snow," which shuffles through an entire rainbow of synth sounds before the vocals even come in.
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Neighbors 2 also shuffles Dave Franco, the first film's secret weapon, off to the side; it's as if he was only available for one day of filming and had to cram it all in at once.
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Clive Owen stars as Sal, a detective whose job is more or less like a file clerk's: when a crime is committed, he shuffles through the folders of other people's memories until he sees who's guilty.
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"I've got a very small, tiny, tiny willy," jokes Slaves' Isaac Holman, almost seductively, as he half-shuffles, half-dances his way past me and out of a small dressing room at Union Transfer in Philadelphia.
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Elsewhere, Thundercat—who was at the creative epicentre of Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly—helps shape album intro "Body Language" into a hypnotic cacophony of jazz flute shuffles that make Kali's voice sound almost euphoric.
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After providing a glimpse of his wife, Catherine, and the children, Silva shuffles them offstage and brings on a young woman who becomes Dickens's romantic preoccupation during the few weeks in which this story takes place.
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Every day, the museum hosts presentations of "The Slow Show," in which children can meet and interact with exhibition residents like Roger, the two-toed sloth; Cobb, the blue-tongued skink; and Shuffles, the red-footed tortoise.
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The season opens with the faintest noise: A single French horn bleats a plaintive melody while a platoon of hoary men from the Royal Mail service, all wearing dark suits, shuffles into a stateroom in Buckingham Palace.
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That's partly because of Eisley's performance — she shuffles a small deck of expressions and emotions — and partly because the scenes involving her embittered but protective mother (Golden Brooks) and her other African-American relatives are pretty perfunctory.
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Salemme, who headed the New England family of La Cosa Nostra, shuffles in and out of the courtroom, hunched over, only occasionally lifting his head to wave and wink at a reporter who has covered him for decades.
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Trump might be having second thoughts about the bill itself, but these officials have been largely absent from stories of future Cabinet shuffles: Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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Sadly, because the Kowalcziks are caring for animals that have long life expectations in captivity (20-25 years in the case of Jimmy), that means they're facing a rough road when he eventually shuffles off the mortal coil.
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She heads for the attic she used to retreat to as a kid, shuffles through the crawl space, and emerges in her imaginary childhood world, populated by her fuzzy imaginary friends, à la Where the Wild Things Are.
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While the main game shuffles players together into ad hoc parties at every opportunity, PVP is currently solo or bust—and by bust I mean they will ban your fort-building ass for trying to make any friends.
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The crowd erupts, teammates grabbing Schupp for a hug, cards and tokens raining from above as Dyer—ever the professional—shuffles his binned Agendas away, making sure Schupp is none the wiser about that backdoor he'd left open.
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This year he released "Transitions," an album that shuffles through a broad assemblage of grooves; but more than much of his previous work, it often finds him settling into a warmblooded swing feel, or abandoning fixed rhythm completely.
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A track which has all the hallmarks of disco—electro-orchestral shapes, a grooving bassline, some hi-hat shuffles—but also weirder and more psychedelic, with Cola's nasal Californian twang spread over the beats like peanut butter and jam.
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In many of the band's most exciting moments, that symphonic style — drawn from both Keith Jarrett and Benjamin Britten — scoured hard against the restless surge of Mr. King's drumming, which mixed busted Afro-Cuban rhythms with kinky rock shuffles.
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These more dramatic shifts get compounded with the typical shuffles that occur from season to season, like designers hopping from one city to another (whether for a one-off change of scenery or a permanent place on a different calendar).
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He's perpetually mistaken for a talking cat as he shuffles around manipulating Bean and anyone else foolish enough to listen to him, but he feels like a pale imitation of Big Mouth's Maurice the Hormone Monster and Connie the Hormone Monstress.
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A reality that reliably but never hastily shuffles us through the poetry of the everyday — the poetry being the hidden rhythms and patterns of our existence available to us, should we be willing to hear them in all their mystery.
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But he's also scripting sociopathic types: the schmoozy geek, the paranoid loner and, in his monumental 21 video trilogy called "The Red Tapes," the Melvillian poet-prophet, who leads revolutions, forecasts disaster and shuffles American history with a card shark's hand.
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He finger-points and Fat Mac shuffles for the duration, somehow signing off on every single move with an inherent grace and coolness—the kind of swag your uncle thinks he possesses on a wedding dancefloor but absolutely does not.
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In October, Toyota said it would scale back investment in a planned plant in Mexico by 30 percent to $700 million and cut planned annual capacity in half to 100,000 vehicles as it shuffles its production plans to meet market demands.
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The setting lends the play the breezy feel of French Boulevard theater, although the hallmarks of that genre — love, adultery, crime — seem to have played out before the play's beginning, when Ms. Rois shuffles onstage and plops onto the bed.
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Goddard's doleful vocal shuffles over the kind of marching bassline that Mayer knows how to deploy to absolutely stunning effect, whilecosmic synth droplets peal off into the distance, echoing into the eternal nothing that's going to claim us all one day.
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They set up a donation bin in their Upper West Side dance studio, Shuffles NYC, in March 2018 with the goal of collecting gently-worn costumes, dance-wear and dance shoes to donate to dancers in need and dancers with special needs.
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By voicing frustrations for all to see, large active fund managers open the door even further for other major shareholders to join the public fight and add pressure on CEOs and boards to address the proposed strategy shifts, leadership shuffles and other changes.
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For new music, I kind of create these shuffles, like I'll drag a bunch of new albums, and I'll listen to them on shuffle on my headphones when I'm on the train or whatever, but at home I'll put on albums. Yeah.
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A dozen years is a long stint in any gig (let alone at a single company), but his lengthy stay at the house is especially striking as creative director shuffles have cropped up more frequently than ever over the past few seasons.
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Then a cabana "boy" springs — or shuffles over, depending on the previous night's activities — to help carry items that frequently include treats from old-school Brooklyn institutions such as L&B Spumoni Gardens in Bensonhurst or Roll-N-Roaster in Sheepshead Bay.
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Snap is down 2 percent today, potentially because the redesign mostly shuffles existing content rather than adding big new things, but Facebook is down 3.75 percent, perhaps because Snap is correcting some of its core flaws here and adopting Facebook's algorithmic approach.
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In these thickly inked, brashly contoured prints, made when Traeger was just 25, a hunchback shuffles past a brick wall plastered with a call to "Vote Red," while a skeletal veteran on crutches begs for change as women in furs strut past.
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But despite her misgivings, when her name is called, Rachel, sitting in a fertility clinic waiting room, shuffles off to her egg retrieval surgery in a hairnet and sticky-bottomed socks, taking her chances on creating the baby she'd spent 41 years putting off.
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The PR rep gives two choices — meet Harbaugh on Radio Row later in the morning for about 493 minutes, or ride there in a car at the crack of dawn from the Presidio, cruising across San Francisco with Harbaugh while he shuffles between engagements.
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When they make their selections on screen, the votes are encrypted before going to the Swiss Post servers, where they are processed through a so-called "mix network" that cryptographically shuffles the votes to separate them from anything that would match them to the voter.
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A series of creative director shuffles shook the fashion industry last fall, but perhaps none were as emotionally stirring as adored designer Alber Elbaz being ousted in October from Lanvin after an impressively long, 14-year stint as creative director at the French brand.
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All My Heroes Are Cornballs, out since September, gathers countless discrete grimy, chopped-up noises and shuffles through them with kaleidoscopic impatience, as the Baltimore experimental rapper holds forth on political discord, social media, and his own brilliance from behind several ironic framing devices.
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"In Uzbekistan, with a beard, you cannot walk around looking like that," Ashraf Zakirov said at his office in Brooklyn's Kensington area, where he shuffles between overlapping jobs as a notary, a real estate agent, a paralegal for Uzbeks navigating immigration laws and a community organizer.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is moving toward major shuffles of his cabinet and his West Wing staff, as members of the Trump family are working to leave a mark on personnel decisions after a bruising midterm election cycle, several people familiar with the discussions said on Tuesday.
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If Hulk Hogan were able to win Olympic gold, then this would be the coolest sport there is, but it's actually just a bunch of beefed up guys with fucked up ears manhandling and slapping one another until one shuffles out of a chalk ring. Garbage.
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You will have to keep your face expressionless as the defense compares you to Bill Clinton when you ask for the definition of a word; you will have to keep talking about the extraordinary pain of having a piece of your brain removed while the respondent laughs, shuffles, whispers.
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And on this pleasant but not especially challenging album, he relies on his strength, love songs in the key of blue-eyed soul: the elegantly aching "I Wish You Were Here" (with Miranda Lambert singing lovely harmony) and "Lonely Girl," which shuffles with a kind of prim swagger.
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When they make their selections on screen, the votes are encrypted before going to the Swiss Post servers, where they are processed through a so-called "mix network" that cryptographically shuffles the votes to anonymize them and make sure there is no way to match them to the voter.
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The management changes come at a time when Wal-Mart is cutting thousands of back-office jobs in an effort to focus more on e-commerce, cut costs and have more employees on the sales floor Analysts expect such executive shuffles to continue as Wal-Mart keeps integrating Jet.
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An unborn baby hurries out the womb early after being introduced to the snack through an ultrasound, a twitchy Tinder dater shuffles through potential partners to arrive on an old lady with a bag of Doritos and a trio of dogs try to fool a grumpy store owner.
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It also produced some excellent journalism, taking a page from AJE's mission to serve as the voice of the "global south" while also focusing on underrepresented groups in the U.S. After a series of scandals and personnel shuffles, everything came to an abrupt end one morning in early 2016.
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It takes a few minutes to sink in, but after a few glum jokes about the bird, the team shuffles out of the hangar and into two windowless rooms, plugs in their laptops and readies for a night of number-crunching data from satellites and a second aircraft, instead.
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And Jim Gianopulos will continue as chairman and chief executive officer of Paramount Pictures, a role that includes oversight of Paramount Animation, Paramount Features, Paramount Players and Paramount TV. The exec shuffles follow other announcements about the combinations of the two companies' advertising sales and content distribution teams.
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If the telephone shrills she shuffles out into the corridor in her down-at-heel slippers, and I hear her dull 'Hallo-o' which drives me wild with nervousness, ten times an evening, 20—a real huntsman's sound, it sounds like the jungle with its grim long-drawn-out 'o-o.
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The omissions of story elements from "TLJ" in "TROS" and subtle digs between the two films show the larger difficulties and pressures of making a large, crowd-pleasing trilogy to one of the largest examples of intellectual property in a confined amount of time throughout script changes and director shuffles.
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Today, though, my iTunes shuffles a few Guster songs back to back, reminding me immediately of being in high school (this is a good thing), working at an Italian ice store with my friends, and blasting "Lost and Gone Forever" while scooping water ice and composing our AIM away messages on napkins.
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Teams of advantage players — which usually require one person to bet and another to spot dealers' hole cards (those turned down and not supposed to be seen), track shuffles or count cards — have become so prevalent that they often find themselves in the same casino, at the same time, targeting the same game.
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Rather, thermalization is a statistical outcome: The coffee's heat is far more likely to spread into the air than the cold air molecules are to concentrate energy into the coffee, just as shuffling a new deck of cards randomizes the cards' order, and repeat shuffles will practically never re-sort them by suit and rank.
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"Ah," he says—quietly, sadly—"OK," and shuffles off, and you don't really see him again until it's time for him to drive you to the station, with the big Bag for Life full of tinfoil-wrapped Christmas cake your mom has done for you that you'll be eating for dinner until mid-January.
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Beyond feminist tees, there have been some shuffles in the top rungs of fashion houses that've brought in female creative directors, like Bouchra Jarar at Lanvin and Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior, while established names like Miuccia Prada, Diane Von Furstenberg, Victoria Beckham, Tory Burch, and Stella McCartney are household names with ultra-successful fashion empires.
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As Bernie Sanders's campaign shuffles toward its inevitable end, President Barack Obama's endorsement of Hillary Clinton Thursday did little to dampen the enthusiasm at a rally for the candidate in Washington, DC. For many of Bernie's fans, the endorsement was just more politics-as-usual, stacking the deck against the Vermont independent and his unusual Democratic presidential campaign.
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The resulting "Fink on Warhol: New York Photographs of the 1960s" shuffles portraits of the Pop artist and company with other snapshots from the same time period — of ordinary life and political happenings, like Malcolm X speaking outside Hotel Theresa or the expanse of speck-sized faces at the 1969 Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam.
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In short, we are dead in the water in strange period that comes upon us every year: the time when minor shuffles in the standings seem so drab, and the oncoming future—the glory and honor of the NBA Playoffs, the greatest gauntlet of unceasing excellence in THE HISTORY OF SPORT, a time of power and truth—seems so alluring.
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And, as she shuffles back and forth to the bathroom with B's help while C asks questions about her finances, the action grows broader and the laughs get closer together: these usually tremendous actresses are playing to some kind of recorded laugh track in Mantello's mind—a laugh track that wouldn't be so glaring if Metcalf, in particular, weren't so wedded to it.
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But the shouting man goes quiet suddenly and shuffles out, a small prelude to the self-doubt some Japanese fans and writers begin expressing online within 24 hours that Murata wasn't as active as he should have been, he didn't press his advantages, he allowed the fight to be taken from him—the first two of which may be true.
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The company's last few years have involved numerous production delays, layoffs, management shuffles, and just general financial chaos related to the company's relationship with its primary investor, a Chinese property company called the Evergrande Group, and Yueting's ongoing debts both in China and the US. It's not clear whether any of the company's rather futuristic-looking Tesla competitors will ever make it off a production line.
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"I was spanking and a-freaking in a disco place," says Spoonie Gee (21960), who is the smooth talker, the midnight stalker, the image of the man they call the J.D. Walker, bouncing to the Patty Duke riddim as it shuffles from side to side, his voice track intermittently so flanged it hurts your ears, and that phrase takes on a power and significance you can't account for except by reference to its reminiscent tense, somehow a harbinger of how all of this will one day fade into sepia, since golden lads and girls all must, as chimney sweepers come to dust.
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