As you plot the days you're planning on going to the beach to soak up the sun, thieves are also rubbing their hands in anticipation to soak up your valuables.
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We can't wait to soak up every single splendid scene.
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I just need carbs to soak up the alcohol, right?
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Land — using forests to soak up carbon — is another component.
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The bun really does soak up all of the juices.
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The frozen ground was unable to soak up the water.
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It's lovely to soak up vitamin D while walking home.
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Soak up more wisdom with the full interview right here.
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Just take a minute and soak up the power in that.
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Consider how easily present-day tech companies soak up user data.
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Kourtney Kardashian knows how to soak up the sun in style!
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Even if it is, soils probably can't soak up carbon indefinitely.
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The Italians did not sit back, did not soak up anything.
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They take the long route to soak up the water views.
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Wetlands and parks can soak up storm runoff and excessive rain.
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I try a little, to soak up its characteristic bitter flavor.
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I soak up anything coming from the house," he said. "Mr.
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Then serve it with something pliant to soak up the sauce.
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He brought his grandchildren downtown to soak up the pregame vibe.
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Bella's the most recent celeb to soak up the Dominican sun.
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Encouragingly, a fix would soak up only 38% of total investment.
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"The challenge for me is to come out here and enjoy it, soak up the crowd, soak up the fact that as Australians we get to spend the first month in Australia," she said earlier this month.
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Dried-out bread will soak up the stock without turning to mush.
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But the seas can only soak up so much of the gas.
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Most people hit the beach to relax and soak up the sun.
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I didn't "soak up every moment" — especially those from 2-4 a.m.
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"It&aposs a moment I&aposm trying to soak up and savor."
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I lay in bed for a bit and soak up the morning.
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In Spain, these men happily soak up the sun at the beach.
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The trees soak up carbon dioxide, converting it to wood and leaves.
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I need the carbs to soak up the alcohol for the night.
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Serve it with steamed basmati rice to soak up all the sauce.
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We were finally able to celebrate and soak up all of that emotion.
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We soak up the details, realizing surely how often we are not present.
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Even at a spruced-up Deutsche, costs will soak up 70% of revenues.
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Do you need one that'll soak up all of your Bikram-induced sweat?
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Time to soak up the final days of sun before it's too late.
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Trump's plans are like trying to soak up the ocean with a sponge.
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Anyway, soak up the 2 minute and 45 second slice of happiness above.
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Robert Whittaker's job was to soak up those attacks and keep Romero working.
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An unanticipated borrowing binge by America's government will soak up some global savings.
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Click through, add to cart, and ready yourself to soak up the sun.
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Some demand is now appearing to soak up some of that excess supply.
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Set aside for 15 minutes to allow bread to soak up custard. 4.
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Food and Drink:Do: Soak up your impending hangover next door at Donair King.
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Clinton in the dark as her two rivals soak up the political spotlight.
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I'll see you at Panorama, trying to soak up all the clean vibes.
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The trees lining the hill beyond it seemed to soak up the darkness.
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I'm here to soak up the magic of Boobie, who is a dog.
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He wanted to be in SoHo, where he could soak up fresh ideas.
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They want to soak up some of the media attention from these primaries.
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You need a proper bread to soak up the marinades and the sauces.
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You have one programming-packed day to soak up everything this conference offers.
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Hanging out together, making programs, trying to just soak up our sporting experience.
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"I want to soak up as much knowledge before he's gone," Alexander said.
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Workers were also using absorbent pads and blankets to soak up the oil.
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You've got months ahead of you to go outside and soak up the sun.
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Add new plants, host get-togethers, and get ready to soak up the season.
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Robust appetite from Japanese and South Korean buyers could help soak up excess supplies.
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So slather on the sunblock, stretch out and soak up this week's Good Stuff.
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Attendees are supposed to soak up music and craft beer without thinking about logistics.
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Foxconn, unusually, is allowed to soak up lots of water from nearby Lake Michigan.
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People were clamoring to soak up these advertisements because they really were that good.
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For now, I sit back and soak up the sun with summer's darkest cocktail.
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It might need to issue debt to soak up cash from citizens and government.
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After the beans soak up all that wine goodness, they're dried and roasted again.
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Many Americans have headed there again since detente to soak up its historic atmosphere.
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Softened carrots soak up sauce, but there's no point in marinating them in advance.
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Also, the Agriculture Department may buy their products to help soak up excess inventory.
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Decades of development have also paved over land that used to soak up rainwater.
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CZI's Landed fund will soak up both, and reinvest proceeds in other down payments.
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Madani's paintings soak up that blood, extrapolating upon an inevitable moment of man's decline.
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Soak Up Culture Chicago has a fantastic and affordable culture scene, Ms. Owen said.
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Those four are expected to soak up much of the attention and camera time.
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The other fibers soak up rays all day and glow when it gets dark.
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Given a topic like "popular music", I will soak up more than is reasonable.
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They can also soak up a some more British Columbia heritage at Fisgard Lighthouse...
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We wanted to see if we could soak up a little of their wisdom.
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The biscuits soak up all the delightful cooking juices and a state of nirvana ensues.
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Just sit there and soak up all that knowledge of something that is obviously dope.
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Sometimes, it's simply a chance to soak up the beauty of the location she's visiting.
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One of the reasons was to soak up some of this huge supply of batteries.
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The home also offers plenty of outdoor space, to soak up the beautiful natural surroundings.
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And even after Mr Sewing's surgery, costs are expected to soak up 70% of revenues.
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Now, it's an even more affordable way to soak up all that great Prime content.
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Check out the video ... soak up the soul ... and don't act like you're not impressed.
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Many Cubans have relatives in the US and they soak up Americans sports and culture.
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This week, she said that she was simply making time to soak up the moment.
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Trees and grasses and shrubs, as they grow, soak up CO 2 from the air.
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What you need is a court historian who can soak up palace gossip and intrigue.
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The storms soak up heat from the ocean surface, providing the cyclones fuel to intensify.
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The greasy sausage meat, breadcrumb coating, and hard-boiled egg all help soak up booze.
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That means vegetation that would normally be able to soak up floodwater no longer exists.
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Soak up the sun while you can; the rest of the week is looking glum.
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One great (and free) way to soak up the holiday is to take this Dec.
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Boren stands to absorb the credit or soak up the blame depending on the outcome.
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So soak up the rays and the smell of cocoa butter while you still can.
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Survival Life touts feminine hygiene products, even for men, to soak up blood from wounds.
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The expansive and breezy outdoor space invites passengers to soak up life on the river.
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You may have heard the cliché that little kids soak up new languages like sponges.
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The onions soak up the rendering chicken fat; the chicken absorbs the heady onion steam.
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We all sit at the beach for a few hours and soak up the sun.
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However, it will take decades for trees to grow and soak up that much carbon.
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He'd regularly depart from the podium for a short walk to soak up their adulation.
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Enterprise and others are building new or expanding existing lines to soak up the new production.
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Days like this are incredibly rare, so I soak up the sunshine and the free time.
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Their reaction centers use different light-absorbing pigments and soak up different portions of the spectrum.
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First of all, take a moment to soak up all the fake accoutrements on each machine.
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But Mr. Punke hasn't been able to soak up his long-awaited moment in the spotlight.
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An economy that big can soak up a lot of Boeings, soya and liquefied natural gas.
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Just let it slide—maybe with a slap of the wrist—and soak up the attention.
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The new features could soak up more user attention and lead them to see more ads.
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Through photosynthesis green plants of all kinds do soak up carbon dioxide in order to grow.
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It has been selling treasury securities almost four times a week to soak up naira liquidity.
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Soak up some culture at a modern art museum or expand your horizons at the planetarium.
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The idea being we can stick out buns in said avocado and soak up the sun.
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Phytoplankton soak up CO2 and spit out oxygen, helping keep the planet a pleasant human habitat.
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"Passive" investment vehicles, like those low-fee index funds, now soak up enormous amounts of cash.
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Yet even modestly sized carriers will inevitably soak up a good proportion of stretched military budgets.
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It's a really entertaining way to soak up skills from the best entrepreneurs of our time.
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But, for policymakers, other industries are stepping in to soak up some of those laid off.
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With it being Memorial Day weekend, why connect with mother nature and soak up some sunshine.
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But here's the thing: dry shampoo does so much more than simply soak up unwanted oil.
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Observe Geri during this fruitful moment and soak up the glory of a human at work.
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The plants emit green light and soak up blue and red light, hence the magenta color.
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Serve with simply cooked broccoli (or broccoli rabe) and rice to soak up the pan sauce.
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China is combating coastal flooding with "sponge cities" that soak up excess water from torrential rains.
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In return, he allows her to soak up some of his brilliance, as if by osmosis.
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On top, slabs of white bread soak up the coconut milk and slowly turn into cake.
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Obviously, millions of white people who love to soak up sun do not develop severe skin cancer.
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Soak up the adventure, and when your time as first lady has ended, a glorious life awaits.
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He admitted to being nervous, but also said he took the time to soak up his surroundings.
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But until they do, I plan on using everything I can to soak up their last drops.
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Because the Raptor is built to soak up big bumps, it can feel jiggly on the road.
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It is a beautiful day, and I roll my dress straps down to soak up the sun.
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You don't want to be getting bombarded while you're trying to soak up the sun in peace.
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When men and women collaborate, however, men seem to soak up all the credit from the women.
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Spreading olivine in the Amazon and Congo river basins could soak up 2bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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It is unclear which parts of the firm soak up disproportionate resources relative to profits, diluting returns.
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Like most roleplaying games, there are mages, marksmen, tanks to soak up damage, assassins, and hybrid types.
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The verdant towers will help soak up urban air pollution, produce clean oxygen, and boost local biodiversity.
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They soak up the sun and picnic and even put up decorations in a truly meta turn.
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He noted that he spent his teen years watching films to soak up the history of movies.
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Enjoying my serene atmosphere, I laid down and meditated while letting my body soak up the suppository.
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Or just soak up the sun and reflect on the last eight years, this would be it.
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Offering incentives to stimulate buyers comes at a financial cost that Hyundai will have to soak up.
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Soak up these photos, remember that color will return and meanwhile, make ice cream out of snow.
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The government can soak up excess savings by borrowing heavily itself and then spending to boost demand.
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In the meantime, though, we'll soak up her incredible achievements through all the GIFs Twitter can muster.
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Tanks are there to soak up damage while their team's heavier hitters do most of the fighting.
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And there aren't enough plants on Earth to soak up all the carbon dioxide we're pumping out.
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Warm air holds more water, allowing clouds to soak up extra moisture before releasing it as rain.
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"Took a few years to soak up the tears / But look at her now, watch her go."
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If the #ThanksObama makes you cry now, here are the perfect tees to soak up your tears.
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There simply aren't new markets sitting around waiting to soak up goods diverted by China's trade barriers.
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My goal will be to soak up the atmosphere, see the five boroughs, and run with Lydia!
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Most Disney superfans would love to soak up the magic at Disney World as often as possible.
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If you wanna stay away from the salt ... soak up the sun in the pool and spa.
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If you're worried that the sock might soak up all your foundation, Mayra assures this shouldn't happen.
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That would mean it's not able to soak up nearly as much carbon as it does now.
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Maisel, in which Maisel flirts with Thanos and uses Captain America's shield to soak up some rays.
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Anyway, soak up their real-life bromance ... 'cause, for now, it seems like that's all we're getting.
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The chicken holds its texture for some time, and the bread tends to soak up excess drips.
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The fourth grader, who is nonverbal, tried wearing scarves, bandanas and bibs to soak up her saliva.
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Mangroves protect coastal communities against floods, and floodplains can soak up floodwaters when rivers burst their banks.
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The Christmas holiday season may seem far away while you soak up the sun on summer vacation.
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Check out the gallery to see the bikini babe soak up the sun in the Maldives. #blessed.
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Trees soak up heat-trapping carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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A stay in Puerto Vallarta is the perfect opportunity to soak up the area's culture, sun and cuisine.
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Chomp, chomp As summer heats up, thousands of people head to the beach to soak up the sun.
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Let your eyes soak up the tableau above and think about everything humankind's done up to this point.
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Click ahead for the delicious soaps that'll help you soak up the last few days of the season.
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Orisa is a tank-class hero, meant to help soak up damage and defend softer and squishier allies.
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These women also believe that the optimum timing to soak up the "medical" benefits is between 3 p.m.
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Oh yeah, there were a couple of his Russian teammates on hand to soak up the party, too.
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If you're prone to oily roots, spray or sprinkle dry shampoo as a refresher to soak up grease.
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned after Janaillac quit that he would not soak up the airline's losses.
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But there are other factors that explain why some athletes favor clothing that promises to soak up sweat.
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Just sit back, press play, and soak up the glorious splendour below: (Photo by Abby Gillardi via Wikipedia)
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It was raining and I stepped outside without an umbrella, feeling my sneakers soak up the city's puddles.
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Given more reach within the market, Fiat Chrysler could quickly soak up any sales gap left by rivals.
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Be sure to serve this up with crusty bread to soak up all that good garden veggie sauce.
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Roll down your windows, crank up the Calvin Harris (lol, yes really) and soak up the summer sun.
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Anyone flying internationally with Hawaiian can stay in Honolulu and soak up the island life before jetting off.
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When they're still hot, they're more likely to soak up the sauce than if you marinate them beforehand.
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Others have ordered fresh baked foccacia pizzas and found a place to sit and soak up the marketplace.
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It would not threaten farmland, unlike options of planting vast forests which soak up carbon dioxide, he said.
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In each episode, new guests soak up the sun and document their stay in the cottage's guest book.
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Choose color over neutrals, add a little sparkle to your 'do and soak up this sweet cosmic glow.
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Expert-led tours are becoming more of an option for business travelers seeking to soak up local knowledge.
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It's not as if he enabled a "god mode" that allows him to soak up bullets without worry.
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Can we move a lot of demand over underneath the belly, to soak up some of that power?
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Summer is the perfect time to bring your speakers outside and jam out while you soak up some sun.
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Yesterday, it was Twitter's turn to soak up Capitol Hill criticism about its role in the 2016 presidential election.
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Townsend started, as always, with loads of dry shampoo, which he massages into the scalp to soak up oil.
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When the stuff gets real, you can pop out your shield and soak up the brunt of the damage.
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That's because your hair will soak up a lot of the oil produced by your scalp, Garrett adds. 3.
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They soak up the majority of digital ad spending and almost all of every new dollar that moves online.
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You don't need lots of money or a fancy spa to feel good and soak up some you time.
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But all Espresso wants is to curl up on your lap or soak up the sunshine in the park.
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So just sit back, soak up the tunes, and let yourself be taken in by the mind-blowing math.
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According to a study published Thursday in Science, tropical rainforests may be emitting more CO2 than they soak up.
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You know what that means: Plenty of time to soak up the sun, go to barbecues, and watch sports!
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It's no surprise, therefore, to see the world's largest buyer of copper soak up this cheaper source of metal.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide from the air as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Be sure to have some rustic bread on hand to grill up and soak up the excess cooking liquid.
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I laughed along with some of the off-color jokes and would soak up the "man speak" when necessary.
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Awkwafina shared her favorite destinations to soak up the culture of New York City and taste the best food.
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The Olympics soak up national media coverage, which could make it harder for Mr. Trump to break through. Mrs.
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Stromboli is basically pizza, but with an extra layer of dough—and it'll soak up that booze for sure.
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Specifically, the absorbent oceans soak up over 90 percent of the heat trapped by human-generated greenhouse gas emissions.
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"If you put the shrimp mixture on fresh bread, it'll soak up too much of the oil," she warns.
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U.S. oil production is also rising steadily, helping soak up much of the market share vacated by OPEC members.
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But lately, Portugal has soared in popularity — with tourists flocking in droves to soak up culture, food, and history.
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Make sure to assemble this right before baking, so the bottom crust won't soak up moisture from the cheese.
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Alison Roman tosses lemons, kale and beans into the pan with chicken thighs to soak up the flavorful fat.
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When the mining tunnels soak up rainwater during typhoon season, landslides are more likely to occur, local officials say.
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The rain helped melt the snow, and the frozen ground could not soak up the flow, causing enormous runoff.
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Republicans, facing an electoral tsunami that year, basically threw in the towel and let Lieberman soak up conservative votes.
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So if they were put into the model, they would soak up the visible effects of race on admissions.
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Serve the chicken with a vinegary cucumber salad and a pile of rice to soak up the syrupy glaze.
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Stops were frequent, sometimes just to soak up the views and the palpable mana that seemed to vibrate everywhere.
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Miller, who the Indians would like to soak up at least a few innings, has already thrown 20 pitches.
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The England players hugged their families in the crowd, and a number kept reappearing to soak up the atmosphere.
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But maybe somebody else just wants to soak up the good energy in the room, or focus on breathing.
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Her dog licks her face as she lies back in a teeny bikini while trying to soak up the rays.
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If you really want to blow your boss's mind, soak up everything you can about your company and your industry.
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I will soak up the sounds of their laughter and I will make them clean up all of their messes.
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So, how do you store as much water as possible, while still using the reservoir system to soak up runoff?
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That means it's the perfect opportunity to book a beach vacation to soak up those last sweet bits of summer.
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In the near term, ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Ryan Lance said growing demand would soak up excess supply in the market.
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That's because forests like the Amazon, the largest tropical forest in the world, soak up large amounts of carbon dioxide.
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They can also soak up the sun all year long, although Miami also faces occasional rain storms and hurricane threats.
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Time to ditch your puffy coat, dozens of layers, and gloves for a weekend to soak up a little sun!
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Situated in the Sahara Desert, its crescent-shaped solar mirrors follow the sun to soak up sunlight all day long.
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There, you can soak up the importance of everything from The Oprah Winfrey Show to historically Black sororities and fraternities.
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Oatmeal's filling force comes from its high fiber content and its uncanny ability to soak up liquid like a sponge.
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The government is pushing to increase domestic biodiesel usage to reduce oil imports and soak up excess palm oil supply.
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Carter wore a tool belt, a hard hat and a red bandana around his neck to soak up the sweat.
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Until then, I'll be routinely monitoring Stormy's Twitter timeline and trying to soak up a few characters of her courage.
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Put these bars in the shower or the bathroom counter and let your skin soak up all that grapey goodness.
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Reporters soak up her folksy style, fist pumping and energetic presentation, while often letting her skate on the tough questions.
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In fact, Simmons has been working out in Cleveland to soak up time with James, whom he considers a mentor.
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Each summer, thousands of French and foreign tourists flock to the beaches of my town to soak up the sun.
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When it's time to soak up and sober up it's all about the traditional Filipino breakfast at Uncle Mike's Place.
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For carb enthusiasts, rice, toast or tortillas are all welcome here — anything that will soak up the spicy, tomatoey juices.
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I soak up what he's interested in and try to create a work that reflects his ideas for the story.
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Intensive farms soak up scarce water and fly their produce around the world in aeroplanes that spew out carbon dioxide.
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While still warm, inclined to soak up flavors, they are left to marinate in aromatics, or braised again until creamy.
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Women and young girls work as well, using rags to soak up spilled oil, then wringing them into a bucket.
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We'll improve their ability to soak up nitrogen, helping us to limit the harmful nitrates in our streams and lakes.
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Take a break and doodle on the chalkboard walls, or head to the rooftop patio to soak up some rays.
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The bank sold dollars to lenders from Monday to Thursday to soak up naira, but none on Friday, traders said.
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Pyrite deposits soak up any iron in the area that might otherwise adulterate the crystal and muddy beryl's refractive powers.
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Place fritters on a platter with paper towels to soak up any excess oil and cover until ready to serve.
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It was simply a slow-moving system that stalled over Louisiana, dumping way more rain than the soil could soak up.
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Subsequently the bank sold around 26.90 billion naira at an open market treasury auction on Friday to soak up naira liquidity.
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LeFrak also said the committee wants to use private funds to soak up cost overruns and keep projects maintained after completion.
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On August 25, or 26, if you're on the East Coast, Venus enters Leo, inspiring you to soak up the spotlight.
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It was a mere $15 for two drinks and a bread bowl — to soak up the non-alcoholic beverages, of course.
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Reddit images could soak up page views that lead to more browsing of the site, which it monetizes with native ads.
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The most spectacular recent failure was Eli Lilly and Co's experimental solanezumab, designed to soak up beta amyloid from the bloodstream.
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They watch you, they study you, they soak up every piece of information they can find and store it for later.
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In Gomez's footage, she and her pals soak up the sun, recreate an iconic Titanic scene and mug for the camera.
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Some varieties of crystals are believed to soak up the energy around them, while others act as a magnet for energy.
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Click through to see their covetable fall uniforms and soak up their styling tips, but be warned: major sweater envy ahead.
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Analysts agree that Samsung can soak up the costs, given its strong financial position, but the unknown factor is brand damage.
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We're really, truly doing the split custody thing, and have been so lucky to soak up all that time with Noah.
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Top it off with a summer-style charm bracelet and peach colored sunglasses and you're ready to soak up some sun.
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The amoeba tries to extend its body to cover as much of the plate as possible and soak up the nutrients.
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And once the insoles of shoes soak up the perspiration, it can be nearly impossible to escape the odor, Campbell says.
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Spend some time outside with a hike in Griffith Park, or soak up the sun on the beach in Santa Monica.
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Image credit: SpaceXAs soon as we got off base, I retreated to a local coffee shop to soak up the ambiance.
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But there's a catch: With more than 28,28 acres of newly scorched earth, there's little vegetation to soak up the rain.
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" Here's what else is happening: "I'm gonna soak up the sun: I got my 26 on, so I can rock on.
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Boeing says large twinjets like its 777X will soak up most of this demand and has abandoned forecasting the largest models.
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Today, the land masses across Earth soak up those heavier oxygen isotopes from water, preserved in wet soils rich in clay.
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Yet you can count on LeBron, despite all that competition for attention, to soak up much of the early season oxygen.
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May's ability to soak up political punishment and plow on regardless won her admiration, even from some of her many critics.
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I call for blanching the peas, which makes them a little more tender and encourages them to soak up the dressing.
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The bohemian crowd prefers Osteria Muscoli, where old men spend the mornings, and soak up the spirits with salted pork sandwiches.
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Serbia was content to soak up pressure, preferring to invite Costa Rican pressure rather than risk giving up a counter attack.
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It comes in eight colors and will soak up water from the counter like a bath towel, without looking like one.
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Andrew Cuomo, other state leaders and members of Congress soak up the spotlight as they battle the spread of the coronavirus.
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A review in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology in 2015 reported that activated charcoal has pores that soak up fluid.
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It's that the economy is structured to allow the former class of worker to soak up most of the national wealth.
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Years later, I went back to school for interior architecture and to really soak up as much as I could learn.
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I head back to my room to soak up a little AC while my nails finish drying and do some reading.
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This could include reform of the public-sector wage bill and pensions which soak up a disproportionate chunk of revenue. 6.
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Retailers competing with Amazon have also been trying to soak up some sales this week, offering their own deals events online.
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His tribute to perineum sunbathing includes him and three friends heading outside naked and laying down to soak up some rays.
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Vertical Forests blanket buildings with trees and plants, to soak up urban air pollution, produce clean oxygen, and boost local biodiversity.
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Her ability to soak up political punishment and survive is an acute frustration to Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party.
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For the fellows, this exclusive two-day camp was a chance to soak up the experience of the more experienced ambassadors.
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"Companies across the economy are in an arms race to soak up every source of data and monetize it," Chopra wrote.
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Intuitively, it seems like having an enormous, dispersed fleet of batteries could help soak up renewable energy during times of excess.
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Summer is almost here, which means it's probably time to think about what you'll be reading while you soak up the sun.
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Some 200 million tourists flocked to Uttar Pradesh in 2015 to soak up one of India's most varied, colorful and vibrant regions.
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Although they didn't leave with the keys to a new set of wheels, the newlyweds did soak up some quality time together.
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Good artists and entertainers soak up the ideas and concerns around them and filter that input through their own point of view.
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" I just want to soak up everything about that country, because really the heart of who I am is in that land."
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Nurdles may sound harmless, but the lentil-sized plastic pellets can soak up chemicals and be eaten by animals, causing significant harm.
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Physical things anchor our gadget lust in the real world and ultimately soak up whatever goodwill the software on those gadgets engenders.
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If doled out to everyone, that would cost around 6-7% of GDP; the 950 welfare schemes soak up 5% of GDP.
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Then it's the end-of-school crush, commuters home from work and finally the drunk, craving stodge to soak up the booze.
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I spent hours on the Great Plateau, in the desire to soak up every square inch of the world I possibly could.
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But, there's one last "official" weekend for Americans to soak up everything summer has to offer — and that includes clothing and accessories.
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It's nearly winter here, but today the sun is out, so I catch some rays and soak up a bit of warmth!
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Yet late-day rallies implied investors were willing to soak up some of the equities the rest of the world was dumping.
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BitApron will be more than happy to soak up fresh investment from idiots who don't know or care what these buzzwords mean.
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To soak up the extra minutes, Ujiri waited until relatively late in free agency to sign two players to one-year deals.
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It sees factories as the ideal way to soak up the million-odd young workers who join the labour force every month.
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After all, the central bank could issue fresh bonds to soak up the excess money if things eventually got out of hand.
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You can tell this ship about all your problems, big and small, and it'll just soak up your grievances like a sponge.
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Or maybe you just like to soak up the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and let it lull you into a tryptophan nap.
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ON THE Dancing Crow farm in Washington, sunflowers and squashes soak up the rich autumn sunshine beside a row of solar panels.
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Mr. Pibb on your Blade Runner day; you'll want to soak up every drop of Denis Villenueve's instant classic if you can.
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Yes, vacation should definitely be a time to diverge from your normal routines and to soak up all the R&R possible.
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The algae make a spongy coat to soak up water, and some bacteria feed on the carbohydrates that make up the coat.
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Online courses are a great way to soak up these skills by learning from experts that are living and breathing these techniques.
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"You're looking for something with a bit of bite and something that's soft enough that can soak up the sauce," Marks explains.
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In an era when technology is designed to soak up the maximum amount of your time, Fin lets you buy it back.
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Ladies can lay out and soak up some rays at the hotel's stunning beach-style pool surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas.
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Bath mats soak up any water from your wet feet, reducing your chances of slipping when you leave the shower or tub.
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More nearby: Soak up the glory of Boystown at Roscoe's Tavern or the legendary punk scene at Exit Chicago in River West.
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Make sure to soak up all the father-daughter drama from Logan and Shiv (Brian Cox and Sarah Snook) while you can.
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I tried to soak up as much of the ghosts of Dino and Sammy and Nat King Cole as I possibly could.
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Take a swim or soak up the view of kayakers and boats navigating the 14-acre Charles Island a half-mile away.
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That means there was precious little water on the ground to soak up heat, allowing the landmass to get hotter and hotter.
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But Jackson's willingness to soak up the bright glare of the Gotham spotlight has allowed his team to progress under the radar.
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Direct and indirect bidders took a combined 71.3% of the pool, versus an average of 75.9%, leaving dealers to soak up 28.7%.
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That would soak up one-fourth of the world crop and represent a 130 percent surge in demand in the last decade.
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They soak up slightly less liquid than stale bread, but, if the bread itself is delicious, the result is just as good.
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This time allows the dried fruit to soak up alcohol that's regularly poured onto the cake in the weeks before it's consumed.
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Expectations that new buyers, attracted by lower prices and LNG's clean credentials, will soak up the extra supply appear hopeful at best.
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Quick-cooking fonio, which has been partly cooked, then dehydrated, takes about five minutes to soak up all the water it needs.
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This tech, called RYYB, will soak up more light than the traditional RGB pixel array, which should result in great low-light photography.
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The admirable and ostensibly innate Japanese ability for such pairing goes well beyond the classic American greasy food to soak up the booze.
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And the jobs being created in their stead, in online warehouses for companies like Amazon, are too few to soak up those displaced.
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It would have made my trip more relaxing, and it's a shame to come to Florida and not soak up all that sunshine.
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Use its side pockets to store your phone, a water bottle and other belongings while you kick back and soak up the sun.
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To that end, Uber views Eats as a way to soak up some of the massive losses attributable to its ride-hailing business.
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Before long, we will find ourselves buying energy technology from other countries, just as other countries now soak up our digital tech products.
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But when my family told me what they'd done, trying to soak up all the media attention, I just didn't agree with it.
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"Noomi got to soak up Jacqui's personality and her character tics and we were able to put that into Sam's character," Jewson said.
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The Raptor has an absolutely massive 13.9 inches of rear suspension travel, which means it can soak up gigantic bumps and even jumps.
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First, you could pick a heavy deck with lots of big taunts that will soak up all of the Warrior's limited removal abilities.
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Both were textbook Trump false flag ops: fake controversies that aren't particularly damaging but soak up media attention from a more damaging story.
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Soak up the last moments of Libra season, the time when you can focus a little more on yourself than on other people.
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Apple trees cascade mountainsides, massive cauliflower blooms soak up the sun on terraced hillsides, and clusters of cannabis plants weave through the landscape.
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The problem became not how hungry I was, but how the eggs were the only things to soak up a stomach of acid.
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Crude's 30 percent rise in the last month was partly based on hopes that drivers would soak up the surfeit in the fuel.
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The resulting algal blooms would, the theory goes, soak up CO2 from the water and cause more to be absorbed from the atmosphere.
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The policy could also boost the domestic economy with demand abroad, and might soak up some of the overcapacity in China's industrial sector.
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The new group could potentially attract other lawmakers from Labour, disillusioned Conservatives, and even soak up the remnants of the centrist Liberal Democrats.
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Slimming down its product portfolio was another departure from the past, when Samsung launched variations to soak up as much demand as possible.
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For now it appears that Europe's ability to soak up excess LNG is preventing prices from slipping further, while Asia looks weak overall.
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His human, Billie Band$, then tweeted a photo of the toilet paper wad Pablo the puppy lovingly created to soak up his pee.
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Now increasingly large droves of wannabe yogis and surfers are arriving in sarongs and flip-flops, ready to soak up the jungle vibes.
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Copper imports almost matched last year's record pace, while China continues to soak up refined zinc and lead to fill domestic market shortfalls.
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But that's a limited outlet; the scale of fossil fuel power generation far exceeds the ability of EOR to soak up carbon dioxide.
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Frank and another professional photographer, Justin Maxon, spent the morning giving him tips and light and framing, which he seemed to soak up.
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One recent calculation found that forest restoration across all viable areas could soak up hundreds of billions of metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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In an ideal situation, as levels of carbon dioxide increased, plants would soak up more of these emissions, helping to fuel their growth.
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Though conservators hide sorbent materials inside the cases to help soak up such pollutants, it's hard to know when to replace the sorbents.
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Soak up the sun, explore the back roads, eat well and learn some new things about a probably unfamiliar slice of U.S. history.
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Thyssenkrupp's existing commercial banks could soak up the unfunded facilities and take some of the funded facilities on a non-pro rata basis.
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Pick any cafe or terrace in this inimitably preserved center to soak up the inspiring sights and sounds of this 18th century gem.
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In a couple of species from Panama, during these hours, the mothers soak up liquid from leaves and deliver it to the eggs.
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In turn, with more than 600 Sephora shops today, Penney has started to reorganize inventory to soak up as many sales as possible.
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I can remember my mom putting a towel down by the door to soak up the water and then immediately beginning to mop.
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One studyfound that kelp beds where sea otters are present soak up 12 times as much carbon dioxide as beds where they're not.
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The pressure was enormous — to ask only the best, most insightful questions, and not soak up all his precious energy and remaining time.
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In another green wrinkle, making hydrogen on a large scale could soak up excess electricity produced by the many wind farms near Hamburg.
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The area is set up for exports, but domestic demand would soak up most of the region's output this year, Irish told Reuters.
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You want to stay there and soak up enough goodness to equip you to go out and face the city of New York.
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Hit the jets and enter feet first to soak up these sizzling shots of stars in hot tubs guaranteed to make a splash!
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Like most of us, when they see that their mom feels good about herself, they can't help but soak up some of that energy.
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After all, larger pixels can soak up more light than smaller ones, which theoretically should improve the quality of photos taken in the dark.
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In each of these examples, you have to place the device on top of a charging pad to soak up that sweet wireless electricity.
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However— the reality is, there's still plenty of time to soak up the season, and that entails spending as much time outdoors as possible.
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Soak up enough outdoor time to last you through the winter by taking advantage of this once-a-year dime-piece of a sale.
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They concluded that the new forested areas would soak up an astounding two-thirds of humanity's emissions in the atmosphere since the 19th century.
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"That way we really kind of soak up the user feedback from the Early Riders before we bring it to Waymo One," he said.
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When it's coated with methyltrimethoxysilane it becomes hydrophobic too, which allows its porous nature to soak up oil from water without becoming water-logged.
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Using a series of liquid-metal absorbers, the new film can soak up radar in order to cloak whatever it happens to be covering.
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The home becomes a construction site, as the floor is drawn up layer by layer revealing just how easily materials soak up human blood.
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Perhaps one day our apps will be redesigned not just to soak up more attention, but to warn us when we're neglecting everything else.
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They already provide us with an endless bounty of seafood, and soak up most of the atmospheric heat we've produce by burning fossil fuels.
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I get a pretzel because I'm starving and I need something to soak up the alcohol so that I'm not completely useless by dinnertime.
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Earth's oceans, forests and other ecosystems soak up about half the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere by human activities each year, scientists say.
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Argentina's peso firmed as the country's central bank hiked the interest rate on short-term notes, or Leliqs, to soak up excess peso liquidity.
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But French fries, the golden slices of fried starch that so effectively soak up the one-too-many beers consumed on awkward Tinder dates?
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During summer months, plants soak up more carbon dioxide for photosynthesis than they produce through respiration, but in the winter, that dynamic is reversed.
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So soak up the Aquarian vibes until Tuesday evening — tap into your higher self by finding new inspiration through a new book or artist.
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Kendall Jenner took a break from the parties, premieres and red carpets of the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday to soak up some rays.
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Rather, they should concentrate on expanding the market for LNG as fast as they can in order to soak up the current excess supply.
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But the music itself is the product of electronic brains — trained to soak up the music of great artists and strain out new melodies.
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Abandoning additional pastures and allowing them to revert to tropical forest could soak up another seven billion tons of the gas, the scientists found.
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TL;DR: You can soak up all the knowledge of today's most popular business and personal development books with these 12-minute animated summaries.
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The villa boasts incredible views in every room in the house – even the bathroom, so you can soak up the vista from the tub.
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This bad boy has enough booze to send you on your way to recovery, and enough grease to soak up last night's Jager bombs.
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Save money, soak up the city and get some exercise all at the same time by using walking as your main mode of transportation.
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Two decades ago, I arrived at Harvard as an undergraduate excited to soak up the brilliance of professors who had won Nobels and Pulitzers.
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Her placement offers a larger share of the spotlight, a chance to soak up extra time on the biggest night yet of the campaign.
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That means pressure for more land is causing more carbon dioxide emissions and degrading nature's ability to soak up carbon, leading to more warming.
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Everyone deserves a breather — everyone needs to soak up some vitamin D, swim in the salt water and let their kids tire themselves out.
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For those moments when you want to stop and soak up the forest quiet, bring this featherweight chair — it fits easily in a backpack.
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All year round, there's tons of culture to soak up — from Wiesn (Oktoberfest) to museums — to ensure you'll never get bored living in Vienna.
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Attendees were told women's brains 28503-22019% smaller than men's & absorb info like pancakes soak up syrup so it's hard for them to focus.
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So this weekend is packed with parades, festivals, and many more outdoor activities to help you soak up the last of those summer rays.
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That final showcased the Russian's dexterous game to the full, combining an incredible ability to soak up punishment before counter-attacking with searing power.
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The two Silicon Valley giants are expected to soak up some 46 percent of online ad spending in 2018, according to research firm eMarketer.
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The foul-mouthed 9-year-old rapper posted this video on her Instagram story for her more than 2 million followers to soak up.
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So soak up as much natural light as you can, even those last few minutes of blue light after the sun has gone down.
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Rest assured, though; several former Bachelor contestants told Elle that the mansion's fridge is stocked with plenty of food to soak up all that alcohol.
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It's a terrific way to soak up the feels of fall without making the commitment to travel—or even lacing up those old hiking boots.
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That should hopefully put an end to crude ports of landscape videos shown tiny with giant letterboxes slapped on to soak up the vertical screen.
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Before you soak up the sun this Memorial Day ... make sure you bask in these beauties that can only be surpassed by their incredible surroundings.
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Together these could soak up users in demographics like young adults over 25 and teens in the developing world before Snapchat can get them addicted.
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Others will ride the iPhone X's coattails, they'll soak up some of the halo effect by notching their own screens, but that fad won't last.
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Now that we've waved goodbye to awards season, we must take soak up all the Chrissy Teigen, John Legend behind-the-scenes material that remains.
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They sprout around, or sometimes through, physical obstacles like brick and wood; they rise in the direction of light sources to better soak up nutrients.
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The central bank said earlier this year it expected that commercial banks could soak up around 3.5 billion kuna in four such auctions this year.
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Bask, sit in the shade, soak up that vitamin D outside, do whatever you need to do but above everything do it to this track.
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For example, students soak up a lesson in managing relationships just by observing how a teacher interacts with say, the custodian or the bus driver.
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The Fire TV Stick and the Echo Dot are pretty much the dream combo for anyone looking to seriously lounge and soak up some entertainment.
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The goal is to become the preferred way people share and consume sports on social media so Snapchat can soak up the ads that follow.
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These must-see attractions offer holidaymakers the opportunity to soak up history, see masterpieces, and ingest knowledge over time, from many artists, across the globe.
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"Children soak up stereotypes and bigotry from media, from family members, at school, and on the playground," the SPLC writes in their anti-bias guide.
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This is a no-brainer, and yet so few party hosts take the time to make a decent spread to soak up the evening's booze.
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They're coming to soak up the tropical weather, vibrant culture, and burgeoning food scene—and it seems they're getting too much of a good thing.
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But I suspect that it's also about a kind of machismo, a sense that real men don't soak up solar energy; they burn stuff instead.
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I head to a nearby park to soak up some sun and read Bananas, Beaches & Bases by Cynthia Enloe while I eat my lentil salad.
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Often better heard than seen, with his physical antics, Mr. Lang is a disarming presence here in his eagerness to soak up Mr. Harnoncourt's wisdom.
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It's also great me-time: I make sure I have interesting podcasts to listen to or just soak up my surroundings and think about things.
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It's clear from how eager they've been to soak up the acclaim attached to the show that they're more than happy to enjoy the spoils.
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It's also a big hassle to cook the pasta in a way that it doesn't soak up all of the sauce, which makes it soggy.
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To soak up all the extra profits they will need to invest at a pace that doubles the size of their foreign operations in four years.
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Regardless of my interpretation of its exterior design, soak up its aerodynamic lines and otherworldly features now because you'll probably never see one in the wild.
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You can add them to your bath, spray them onto your pillow, diffuse them, or apply them directly to your skin to soak up the benefits.
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It feels glorious to wake up past 6:30, and I soak up each minute as I slowly wake up to my soothing piano melody alarm.
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We come to CES to soak up the tech world's visions for the future, and this is surely one of the zaniest and most outlandish ones.
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The ordinary-looking dinner plate claims to soak up to about 7ml of oil, or 30 calories on average, from every meal that sits on it.
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Celebrity baby-watchers should soak up every last bit of Beyoncé's Carter twin tableau, because you won't be getting that kind of treatment from Amanda Seyfried.
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As oceans soak up heat from a warming Earth, average ocean temperatures have been ticking up, making it easier for extreme marine heating events to occur.
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This Music Monday, soak up the second-hand rage and think about the fact that "Hollaback Girl" is about Courtney Love whenever you see Gwen Stefani.
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This picnic—including a bottle of champagne, by the looks of things—was a chance to soak up some sun before it finally disappears for good.
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I know tomorrow (Monday) no one will be out at the park, so I want the pup to soak up time with his doggie friends today.
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It's also got a ton of room in the suspension to soak up big bumps, making it one of the comfiest city rides on the market.
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This is because the monochrome sensor doesn't have the RGB light filtering that its color sibling requires, and so is able to soak up more photons.
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Don't be surprised to see him announce his retirement after the Broncos as a whole have had a moment to soak up their Super Bowl glory.
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Scroll on to soak up streamlined inspiration for your future winter escapes — complete with the glowing reasons to book your stays from former well-rested escapees.
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Meatloaf, to bind the meat, as well as spanakopita, where the crumbs soak up excess liquid from the spinach, leaving Phyllo dough extra flakey, Garten explains.
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So the absurd anchorwoman will stay to soak up camera rays another week, while Rachel the unemployed and Amber the bartender must exit the premises immediately.
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Crystals act as sponges that soak up the energies of their environments, so they need to be cleared before you can use them in your work.
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For a while, it seemed as if the city would soak up this influx, absorb blow after blow, and swell into a barrel-chested mega-metropolis.
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Populated only by pensioners eating soft food like boiled potatoes and gravy, I went into the equally pokey back patio to soak up the Oxfordshire sun.
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Instead, Lincoln representatives described the overall mood they wanted to create and let them spend time in a new Lincoln Continental to soak up the ambiance.
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Newspapers all speculate that bank rescue fund Atlante will soon take on an additional role to soak up bad loans from Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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It's being covered like a monumental event, with news networks from around the world flooding the region to soak up every second of the historic meeting.
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However, this makes it harder to get in and out of bed, and your mattress may soak up any spills nearby, which could cause permanent damage.
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We're still interested in that stuff, but the real reason we are now tuning in is to soak up all the juicy speeches that turn political.
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But due to concern over the amount of water the thirsty trees soak up, some local authorities have been reluctant to join the programme, Wara noted.
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If you are using the crystal, hold the crystal over the smoke and allow it to soak up all of the magical properties of the herbs.
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Sit back, relax, and soak up the sunshine (or drop some acid) with their latest song "Door" off their upcoming album On Ludlow out March 4th.
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On the stove, thick coins of eggplant soften and happily soak up EVOO and the aroma of sautéed garlic before Hardy adds the plump tomato halves.
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Another factor was that Barry's clouds were spread out over a large area, allowing the storm to soak up a lot of moisture from the ocean.
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"They come here like sponges and want to soak up the knowledge," said Dr. Isekenegbe, who was appointed president of Bronx Community College three years ago.
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When I'm around him I act like a sponge and soak up as much information and stuff that he tells me because he's been through it.
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The problem is that planting lots of trees, for example, doesn't slow civilization's rising carbon emissions, nor does it immediately soak up carbon from the air.
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Ricky Baille captured a bride and groom greeting each other on their wedding day from a window, allowing the couple to soak up the moment alone.
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As Donald J. Trump's supporters looked to soak up the pageantry of the unlikely victor's swearing-in, protesters were getting ready to pour onto the streets.
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Elizabeth Warren is out with new plans to speed up offshore wind projects, expand marine sanctuaries, and bolster use of oceans to soak up carbon emissions.
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To report the book, he secured liberal access to executives at Google and was allowed to soak up company culture by wandering around its corporate campus.
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And Connor McDavid, the first overall pick in the 20 draft, said it was great to soak up the final seconds of the game with them.
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When the thaw comes, the plants have perhaps a month to do everything they need to survive and reproduce: make seeds, soak up nutrients, gather sunlight.
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Sometimes, you visit Miami Beach because you want to soak up not only sunshine, but the eclectic energy and buzz of South Beach nightlife and excitement.
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It will purchase up to 70 percent of each bond series in the primary and secondary markets combined, and expects investors to soak up the rest.
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That's OK, you can soak up all the Parisian vibes you want in the replica city of Tianducheng, China, which even has its own Eiffel Tower.
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The fear is that as central banks begin to unwind their balance sheets that there won't be enough demand to soak up all the new supply.
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It would also help conserve some of the most valuable bulwarks against climate change, like tropical rainforests that soak up and store vast quantities of carbon.
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It also bought April 2023 bonds for A$893 million, and the remainder was used to soak up December 2021, July 2022 and November 2022 securities.
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Personally, they should get out and soak up the atmosphere and be a part of an event or gig rather than rely on smartphones and technology.
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The establishment's best hope was to have one candidate, probably Rubio, soak up his like-minded competitors' votes enough to become a credible threat to Trump.
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So climb inside it below, give it time, bury yourself within the pinks and blues and purples, soak up each synth line and unexpected, artful lyric.
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Oil consumption has grown rapidly but not fast enough to soak up all the extra oil being supplied and start drawing down stockpiles in a meaningful way.
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Don't mind me as I soak up as many listens to this song as I can before I finally gather the courage to head to the theater.
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Soak up the sun Whether on the beach, in a park, or even in your yard, spend a lazy day catching rays together — don't forget the sunscreen.
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While forests can soak up heat-trapping gases from the atmosphere, desertification and deforestation can amplify warming due to the loss of vegetation cover and soil erosion.
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Each suite also opens up to a private terrace, which the mother of three used to soak up the rays and snap a few bikini-clad selfies.
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Vince Offer -- the guy made famous by the ShamWow infomercials -- apparently couldn't soak up the problems in his marriage ... and his wife has officially filed for divorce.
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After we shower, D. toasts up some frozen naan to soak up all the booze in our bellies and we drink some Sleepytime tea before passing out.
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For the first time ever next year, Facebook, Google, YouTube and other online platforms are expected to soak up the majority of advertising dollars, according to WARC.
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He went back to his chair, pounded it with his hands like a drum before sitting down to soak up the moment as fans chanted his name.
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Meaning, the players soak up heavy pressure from their opponents and quickly counter after stealing the ball with hungry attackers willing to run and fight for possession.
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For instance as fertilizer seeps into lakes, rivers, and coastal waters, it fuels vast algae blooms that soak up oxygen and choke out other forms of life.
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My go-to is the back garden roast served at Craft London, where I also pick up a restorative carb-friendly pastry to soak up the alcohol.
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The e-commerce giant accounted for over a quarter of online holiday sales in 2015, and will soak up even more business this year, according to eMarketer.
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In 2011, three of the Manchester's first-generation Sprites were strapped to the outside of the ISS and left to soak up a hefty dose of radiation.
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Now, scientists have discovered a major problem with one popular geoengineering scheme that entails dumping a bunch of iron into the ocean to soak up carbon dioxide.
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Instead, Barose says to stash a paper towel in your clutch (he swears by Viva, sold at drugstores), which will soak up sweat without smudging your makeup.
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If you're in the market for a new TV so you can soak up all the turkey day entertainment, Walmart is here to bring you to goods.
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Paying more on interest-related expenses would soak up more of declining earnings for highly-leveraged companies, which could increase defaults in an economic downturn, Moody's said.
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Today working and bonding are going to have their own time, so I can try my hardest to soak up every moment, and smile at every detail.
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Temps may be climbing, but those who are more apt to frolic in cooler environs than soak up the sun don't have to pack up their gear.
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Sovereign-wealth funds are desperate to invest in long-term projects, but cannot find nearly enough opportunities for reasonably safe investments to soak up the available capital.
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Overwhelmed by Pliskova's power in the second set, Halep regained the momentum in the decider, frustrating her second-seeded opponent with her ability to soak up punishment.
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I was starting to feel the beer, so I figured I should get some food to soak up the alcohol and maintain some semblance of journalistic integrity.
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I chose a salad and a pasta dish, as it was lunchtime, and I needed to soak up some of the booze before I returned to work.
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Forests soak up and store billions of tons of greenhouse gases every year, and their loss is a blow to our efforts to preserve a habitable world.
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At first, the water turned black because of the magnetite, but when Ferreira placed a magnet inside the glass, it started to soak up all the fluid.
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The model tells PEOPLE she usually heads to her place in the Caribbean with her family, where they soak up the end of the year island-style.
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The El Niño helped cause droughts in tropical regions and reduced the capacity of carbon "sinks," such as forests and the oceans, that soak up carbon dioxide.
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Top marks go to the snazzy rooftop terrace, complete with a bar, sundeck, and plunge pool, where you can soak up fantastic views of the Sagrada Familia.
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She had been planning to open an art gallery in Harlem, where she used to visit jazz clubs with her sketch pad and soak up the music.
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Demand response can move quickly (providing ancillary services to smooth out micro-fluctuations), and it can also help soak up excess renewable energy in times of surplus.
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Zora Neale Hurston, an exquisite chronicler of black Americana, understood the magic and necessity of the porch as a gathering place to witness and soak up history.
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Dinner on Tuesday: braised chicken with gochujang, which I like served with the shaped Korean rice cakes called tteok, for the way they soak up the sauce.
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There were wastebaskets catching rainwater seeping through the ceiling, cardboard and wood chips and carpets meant to soak up days worth of dampness at Pimlico Race Course.
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Heavy rains mean a huge risk of flash flooding and landslides — the massive fires have scorched out vegetation that would normally soak up some of the rain.
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The product works on a cycling system in which you place it in a damp area to soak up moisture and then plug it in to charge.
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These sexy stars are strippin' down and bringing the heat in this pics ... they're making sure to soak up every second they get away from the cold!
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That number of trees would soak up 25 percent of CO2 in the atmosphere, putting levels back to where they were 100 years ago, the study estimated.
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Plus, even though it still has the same formula that will soak up any oil on your scalp and add a little lift to your roots, there's more.
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It funded the development of giant solar panel and solar cell manufacturing companies to soak up the incentives being offered across Europe when they were at a peak.
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At dusk, I stop by Fernet's party in an old opera house where they're mercifully serving muffalettas to help soak up all that needs to be soaked up.
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Although the streets were mostly bare, some tourists still tried to soak up the architecture, including a pair of newlyweds whose marriage is off to a stormy start.
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For real, it will make you feel like shutting your laptop screen and going outside to soak up life while you're still young (or even if you're old).
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When you squeeze them into the center of the hollow squares of fried dough, they soak up the flavor of the alcohol, making for a decidedly magical experience.
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As Labor Day approaches and most people are still trying to soak up those last days of sun, I start itching to get my bases covered for fall.
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The ASMR community lives almost entirely on YouTube, where hours-long videos can still soak up hundreds of thousands of views from people seeking out this pleasant sensation.
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Her dreamy pastel landscapes let you soak up, briefly, a world where women can cavort nude, the animals are friendly and the moon is always a shocking red.
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There are plenty of cafes near the Palais with outdoor terraces, so you can grab a bite to eat and soak up some sun at the same time.
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And on the other hand, the policy could boost the domestic economy with demand abroad, and might also soak up some of the overcapacity in China's heavy industry.
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The need to keep it in place has eased after the government announced last week it would raise the issuance of special bonds to soak up the liquidity.
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Overall, the oceans soak up a huge amount of the CO2 that humanity emits into the atmosphere (some 30 percent), which has substantially curbed Earth's accelerating temperature rise.
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Creating green spaces in cities can cool them and curb the impact of heatwave temperature spikes, while helping soak up heavy rainfall to cut flooding risk, say experts.
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Grab your sponge and squeegee, then soak up the fast and frantic action as you splash, wipe and squeak your way up the ever increasing tower of windows!
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A relaxed Bryant appeared eager to soak up every moment of his All-Star swan song, smiling and answering as many questions in Spanish and Italian as English.
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Its leverage ratio, a gauge of how much equity it has to soak up losses, was 3.5% at the end of 2015, lower than that of global peers.
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Indeed, 20123 acre of restored Houston prairie grass can soak up the runoff created by 22012 acres of adjacent single-family homes or 21 acre of commercial property.
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Celia's calmness in the face of so much death draws an increasingly traumatized Nick to her, as though he could soak up some of her peace and strength.
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" When Mario tries to soak up some acid with his handkerchief, he notices how the texture of the cloth changes, as if "the cotton had turned to silk.
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Indonesia has been promoting palm oil in new markets to mitigate the risk of dropping European demand, while promoting wider use of biodiesel locally to soak up supply.
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Asphalt, concrete, steel, and glass soak up the summer weather and create a heat island, which can make a city upward of 22°F warmer than its surroundings.
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And in its original, authentic form, it's got potatoes stirred in to soak up the driblets of oil and beans to add crunch and a counterpoint of sweetness.
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"We're minority shareholders ... those that think that whatever happens the state will come to Air France's rescue and soak up Air France's losses are mistaken," Le Maire said.
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That leaves veteran guard Tanisha Wright, a point guard of necessity, to start and soak up most of the remaining minutes, along with the just-signed Sydney Colson.
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I gratefully scarfed my 7.50-euro gut bomb of mixed lamb and chicken kebab and sat back, allowing the rich sauces and spices to soak up the alcohol.
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Just 22.5,21-225,254 jobs are needed to soak up fresh graduates and other new entrants to the work force each month, and the economy produced 210,279.5 in July.
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The Spaniard let out a mighty roar when the Russian's final return sailed long before falling on his back to soak up the cheers of an appreciative crowd.
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Sanders easily beat Biden among Latino voters, 53% to 16% according to entrance polls, leaving Biden to soak up older voters and moderates to try to remain competitive.
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In fine weather, try to score a seat outside with a sweeping view of the Rhine, otherwise, cozy up by the fireplace and soak up the elegant atmosphere.
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He takes C. out for her nightly constitutional while I shower and urge my skin to soak up all the dermatologist-approved moisturizer I lovingly slather on it.
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The firefighters used an oil-absorbent to soak up oil on the surface of the water in order to decrease potential negative environmental impacts, according to Miami-Dade.
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A YouTuber is facing backlash after using thousands of rolls of paper towels in an experiment to see whether he could soak up the water in a pool.
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Soak up crisp autumn days at small, local breweries or be among the first to hit the slopes when the chairlifts start running at the end of November.
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For some, success means wealth and fame, but for many Americans, success means having the time to stick your toes in the sand and soak up the sun.
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Protective brush on hillsides, which would usually be able to soak up floodwater, was consumed by fire, leaving little to no vegetation to prevent mudslides and debris flow.
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He strides out onto the island's rocky edge, where a pack of Thala-sirens (think large sea elephants) are grazing in what little sunlight they can soak up.
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The abundance of fall foliage, usually a gift to city residents eager to soak up the last touches of nature before winter hits, was in part to blame.
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Over 400,000 foreign fans are expected in Japan for the six-week tournament with many staying for a number of weeks as they soak up the World Cup atmosphere.
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From entrepreneurs just starting out, to those who are established, soak up all of the advice you are given and respect those who have been around for a while.
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In other words, as UK businesses shrink their budgets, customers will look for cheaper and more cost effective services, and Amazon is well-positioned to soak up that business.
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Hague added that he does hope to fly again someday soon, but until then, he'll soak up this extra time he has on Earth with his wife and kids.
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Season with salt and pepper and serve with a big old chunk of bread, to soak up all that good broth, and maybe even a glass of white wine.
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You could just use some good, rustic bread to soak up all of the tomato sauce from your shakshuka, but some thicc rigatoni does the job just as well.
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But, while oil-absorbing sheets for your face are known to soak up every inch of grease on your forehead, it doesn't exactly work that way for your hair.
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Museveni said the domestic airline would also soak up a chunk of the estimated $400 million he said Ugandans spend on international travel annually, keeping it in the economy.
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They also offer a robust menu of kimchi-laced carbs which soak up whatever you've been out doing: the kimchi fried rice and kimchi pancakes are both top-notch.
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She noted that the carbon-absorbing oceans have kept the planet nearly 1 degree Fahrenheit (0.5 Celsius) cooler than if these global waters did not soak up greenhouse gases.
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However, the HKMA has been intervening intermittently in the money markets by selling exchange fund (EF) bills to soak up excess cash and put a floor under HIBOR rates.
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Spring is here and summer is in the air, which means it's time to bare your shoulders, rock those crop tops and soak up the sun in flirty florals.
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While a grungy T-shirt will soak up sweat just fine, I wanted better gear that would help me feel more confident at the gym and improve my workout.
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Still, they reckon deep rocks are too disconnected from the surface to be exploited by humanity to soak up carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas emitted by human activities.
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Instead, if the economy took a turn for the worse and companies started shedding jobs, the government would automatically soak up anyone who's laid off and give them work.
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The trailers at Alta Colina, which date back to the 50s and 60s, allow guests the chance to soak up the beauty of Paso Robles away from the crowds.
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At these prices, it would cost between $3.7 trillion and $9.3 trillion a year to soak up that excess, or about 5 to 10 percent of global economic output.
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We can get our "Avengers: Infinity War" tickets and pecan-crusted salmon meal kits, reaping the benefits of artificially cheap goods and services while investors soak up the losses.
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That said, the sausage was a touch too salty for my liking, and I felt like the many fries could have used a little more gravy to soak up.
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The London club was hemorrhaging money in the race to win trophies: In the year ending June 2007 alone, Abramovich had to soak up its loss of £75 million.
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Hoping to soak up the final hours of their romantic voyage, Tyler and Rachel Torres, newlyweds from Irving, Texas, took in a performance by a torch singer that evening.
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These warming seas — which soak up over 90 percent of the heat humanity traps on Earth — harbor a particularly loud critter found all over the world: the snapping shrimp.
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China Tower, though a mainland company, may also soak up some investor interest with its domestic focus and its positioning that's seen as less vulnerable to international trade tensions.
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The health of the central African rainforests has global consequences as they are the planet's second largest carbon sequestration zone - which means they soak up carbon, slowing climate change.
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The thread should reach almost all the way to the needle's tip, so it can soak up the ink, leaving enough of the point exposed to pierce the skin.
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And because Google and Facebook soak up so much of the ad money spent on digital marketing, Reddit is feeling the same pain as everyone else in digital publishing.
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We've profiled 10 restaurants and watering holes where travelers can soak up stories about presidential drinking and dining, not to mention throw back some seriously good food and drinks.
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As we walk around the Pink Houses a few hours after the new season premiered, the two friends soak up congratulations, with someone yelling "Project Heat!" as they pass.
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"Whether or not Cav agrees to finish the Tour, the one thing I know about him is that he can soak up the work as well as anybody," he said.
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Forecasts for another weekly build, this time of 3.1 million barrels last week, fuelled worries that demand growth may not be sufficient to soak up the global crude oil glut.
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Even the Note 9's S-Pen has been enhanaced with a built-in supercapcitor that lets the stylus soak up 30 minutes of standby time in just 30 seconds.
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Not only does the train travel along the west coast from Seattle to Los Angeles, but it also features an observatory car to soak up all of the gorgeous views.
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I'm trying to really soak up everything that's happening right now and be able to be a present mom but also keep living my dream and keep setting an example.
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It is seen as crucial to balance power generation after a string of blackouts in big cities in Australia's south, and to help soak up excess wind and solar energy.
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They have been starved of new money opportunities and are eager for the chance to soak up excess liquidity and reverse the supply/demand imbalance that has plagued the market.
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To ease inflationary pressures, the central bank seeks to soak up pesos by offering high interest rates on its securities, including a 24.25 percent rate on its short-term Lebacs.
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Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner and her fiancé, DNCE's Joe Jonas, are vacationing in the lap of luxury this week as they soak up some sun in the Maldives.
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Dense cities with their concrete, steel, glass, and asphalt soak up more heat than their rural surroundings, causing temperatures to rise further than they would have otherwise during the day.
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Lead researcher Seth Darling and his team at Argonne National Laboratory have created a sponge that can soak up 90 times its own weight and be squeezed out for reuse.
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He said that domestic steel producers' capacity utilization rate was hovering around 75 percent, as steelmakers from South Korea to Turkey target U.S. demand to soak up their excess output.
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Arrange half the bread slices in a single layer on the baking sheet, press lightly so they soak up any fat left behind, then flip over and press lightly again.
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This isn't a call-to-action against Ramadan or other Muslims—I still soak up whatever spiritual benefits that I can when calories and weight aren't dominating my every thought.
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I leave the patch on for a few more hours to soak up some extra juicy vit-B-bombs, then peel it off, which they don't warn you bloody hurts.
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The policy could boost the domestic economy with demand abroad, and might also soak up some of the overcapacity in China's heavy industry, but analysts say these are fringe benefits.
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Beijing's target last year was the same as in 2015, namely to soak up excess liquidity caused by the previous stimulus and its most obvious manifestation in disorderly property markets.
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Qatari condensate exports have faced competition from U.S. and Iranian light oil shipments but the new splitter should help the Gulf state soak up some of its condensate at home.
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Tested practices range from switching to hardier crops, to sending flood alerts by mobile phone, and putting more green spaces in cities to soak up excess rain and combat pollution.
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Now, understanding how much carbon the oceans will likely soak up in the future is critical to grasping how Earth's increasingly disrupted climate will transform society and the natural world.
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One that Morrissey would approve of, but that also contains enough carbs and grease to soak up all that residual tequila sloshing around your addled system on a Sunday morning.
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Pork osso bucco was braised to perfection with just the right hint of rosemary and with a bed of smashed potatoes to soak up the gravy of the entree special.
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While researchers knew roots also had photoreceptors—the parts of the plant that soak up light—they weren't sure whether those photoreceptors responded directly to light above ground, and how.
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It can fill up with beginners but it's a fabulous slow ride that allows you to soak up the views and leaves you with all your bones and equipment intact.
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Yellowfin tuna poke has been tossed onto a big, damp heap of unseasoned quinoa, which must be there to soak up any seasoning that accidentally attaches itself to the fish.
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Each of the room's resorts is open to the air on one side, which means you can soak up the views without every having to sacrifice your sense of privacy.
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Each character tells me less than I'd learn from a lore dump, but I'm willing to give them my time, and therefore soak up the world's history, bit by bit.
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The bank is issuing the short-term notes known as "Leliqs" on a daily basis to soak up excess peso liquidity that might otherwise seek the safety of the greenback.
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Edited by Peter Bevelin This is a short (roughly 19703 pages) and easy must-read for managers and investors looking to soak up timeless wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha.
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The smokin' hot models are in Miami this week for Art Basel, and they took a break from the festivities to soak up rays poolside at The Setai Miami Beach.
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Forecasts for another weekly build, this time of 2124 million barrels last week, fueled worries that demand growth may not be sufficient to soak up the global crude oil glut.
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Since then OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, along with Russia and other non OPEC producers agreed to curb production so the world could soak up some of the global oversupply.
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Related: This Short Animation Will Make You Quit Your Job Soak Up the Masterful Use of Light in Legendary Anime, 'Akira' Nigerian Animators Are Bringing African Superhero Comics to Life
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Sidibe and I are only half-joking when we agree we need to take a moment to "soak up the energy" of this place, and not just because Beyoncé was here.
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Fascinating new research from France sheds new light on how this works: Your skin cells soak up the pigment, then release it when they die for other cells to pick up.
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Unlike holders of bonds in the markets in Europe and Japan, they won't be able to rely on central banks and their quantitative-easing programmes to soak up their unwanted assets.
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Through it all, Shkreli seemed to soak up the public's attention, as he teasingly suggested he would eventually play the album publicly, and for some time, released updates about the trial.
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Before you start tearing up about these unwelcome changes, Starbucks is giving customers a chance to soak up the last sweet bits of summer before it officially comes to an end.
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Orisa is a Tank class character, meant to soak up a lot of damage and help defend teammates, which fits right in line with the hero's origin as a security robot.
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Drew, who appears to be in line to soak up most of the at-bats at short until the injured Trea Turner returns, has been nails with runners in scoring position.
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The short cooldown on her Boosters allows her to fly in — the mech flies in any direction you point it — dish out/soak up some damage, then get out if needed.
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When she saw water dripping off a closed umbrella and onto the door, she came up with a sponge tip that would go on the end and soak up the rainwater.
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Related: What Anime Architecture Teaches Us About the Future of Cities This Russian Illustrator Turns Manga into Gorgeous Cinematic Moments Soak Up the Masterful Use of Light in Legendary Anime, 'Akira'
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They can only sit by and hope that the International Energy Agency is correct in forecasting a 1.4 million barrel per day demand increase in 2017 to soak up the surplus.
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Mikhelson expressed confidence that the funding for the new venture would be secured, and also that there was no doubt in his mind that Asia would soak up the additional LNG.
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Sources connected with the former couple tell us KJ recently realized she wants to live the single life and soak up the spoils of being an 18-year-old multi-millionaire.
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Steinemann added that soft lenses, like the disposable ones the patient would have worn, can act as a sponge to soak up bacteria, which would have a "high likelihood" of infection.
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These pancakes were some of the best I've ever had: perfectly fluffy, slightly crisp around the edges, and not dry to the point that they merely soak up syrup like sponges.
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The company had hoped that Europe could soak up at least a tenth of its sales and had bought a large inventory of European-sized bottles just as the tariffs hit.
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Some traders believe the PBOC at times influences the yuan exchange rate through issuing these bills, which they say can soak up liquidity and stem speculative short-selling of the currency.
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Though Lowry and Fred VanVleet are still on the roster to soak up the play-making, Siakam will have to dip into his bag of tricks to create for himself more.
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Strong global demand and the agreement between Russia and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to curb production have tightened the market and helped soak up some of the surplus.
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I was anxious to ditch my pea coat for a tank top and soak up some rays and music on the broad steps outside of Low Library on Columbia University's campus.
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At the same time, solar panels, which soak up the Sun's rays, reduce what's called surface albedo— the amount of light reflectance at the surface — which also ends up increasing precipitation.
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Similarly, "The Story of Adidon" isn't just a diss; it's great rap, and it's hard not to sit back and soak up the creative energy being produced by all this drama.
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For all the challenges around pricing, demand from banks should help soak up supply - unlike subordinated senior (in all its various guises), preferred senior is eligible as collateral at the ECB.
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That's because the sprawling seas — some 321,250,250 cubic miles of them — soak up over 210 percent of the heat trapped on Earth by human-created carbon emissions, which are still growing.
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What's more, the surface waters (which are next to the air and absorb oxygen) continue to soak up bounties of heat, creating a robust, warm layer of water atop the sea.
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Central bank chief Julio Velarde said the monetary authority will be using a new instrument, a sol-denominated CD, to help it soak up greenbacks amid hot demand for the sol.
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RECIPE: Kottu Roti In other words, kottu roti is India's hangover remedy: an easy-to-make dish that satisfies, in a soak-up-the-alcohol-in-your-system kind of way.
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Twitter has been unable to soak up ad dollars at the rate investors had hoped for and is not innovating at the same rate as rivals Facebook and Alphabet's Google, said Sheridan.
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Next, the newlyweds will return to their new home in Los Angeles, taking some time to settle in and soak up summer before planning a honeymoon, probably in Jamaica or Bora Bora.
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U.S. benchmark crude prices are back above $50 a barrel, doubling since early 22020, after major oil producing countries agreed to cut output to soak up a supply glut and boost prices.
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It's about coveted lead roles: the romantic roles, heroic roles, badass roles and aspirational roles that soak up the brightest parts of the spotlight and have historically been reserved for white actors.
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Because the supply of wind power is so variable, electricity grids still need a back-up supply of coal, oil or gas to soak up any shortfalls until there is more storage.
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I take one sip of the sangria and feel it almost immediately, so I decide to order chips, salsa, and a few tacos to soak up the alcohol before I keep drinking.
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The Asian surplus will pressure global oil prices and weigh on the budgets of major oil producing nations but may also help spur growth in demand needed to soak up the excess.
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The couple, who are in France for the Cannes Film Festival, were photographed getting touchy-feely as Klum, 42, ditched her bikini top to soak up some rays on their French vacation.
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That feeling of trouble might feel foreign to a generation of gay people who have lived through some of the community's darker days and now soak up the visibility of queer culture.
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The end goal is to translate those findings into real-world applications that boost military training regimens—allowing a soldier, to say, soak up a new language in months instead of years.
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Related: Post-Breakup Nostalgia Gets Captured Perfectly by Abstract Animation Soak Up the Nostalgia with Pastel-Hued Cali Landscapes Pixel Watercolors Are the Art of Nostalgia Remember When Your Imagination Was Endless?
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The commentary said volatility in house prices may cause either a deterioration in financial assets or soak up more capital to prop up the leverage that was threatening to undermine economic policy.
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In commodities, oil prices continued their gains for the third straight session on optimism that producers will agree to rein in output for longer in order to soak up a global glut.
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Still, many see a place for them to soak up the ongoing excess of condensate, the super light crude abundant in the shale patches of Texas and Ohio that standard refiners dislike.
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Tens of thousands of value-investing followers descend upon the Midwest city every year, eager to soak up folksy wisdom from Warren Buffett and spend money at restaurants and shops around town.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said it would start implementing a reserve requirement ratio (RRR) on offshore banks' domestic deposits, in a move that seemed intended to soak up additional liquidity.
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For many of us, our smartphones have become extensions of our brains — we outsource essential cognitive functions, like memory, to them, which means they soak up much more information than we realize.
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Maybe a drink won't taste better because of its container, but Shaken, Stirred, Styled presents a delicious opportunity to soak up the many pleasures to be found in good, old fashioned barware.
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It is unclear whether sufficient demand exists to soak up the supply, with government debt sales estimated to reach $1.3 trillion in 2018, more than double last year's figure, according to JPMorgan.
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During past episodes of weakness, the HKMA has tended to issue additional exchange fund bills to soak up excess cash in money markets, putting a floor under interbank rates and the currency.
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"The interest for me at that point, early on, was just to soak up as much info as I could, just learn how things work, learn how things fall apart," she said.
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I can't wait to share it with the world on November 3rd, and I hope it will inspire all of you to soak up a just a little bit of Frida's magic.
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There apparently wasn't enough airtime available to soak up all the money, so if you were driving the highways around Denver you'd pass trucks towing billboards denouncing any effort to restrict fracking.
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I am talking to the government about creating another 250,000 acres of wetland conservancy to the south of us to soak up more water, because this will not be our last cyclone.
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French fries are half-sunk in sopa de mani, a soup of beef broth and pulverized peanuts; somehow the fries soak up the broth without wholly losing structure, and are a delight.
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It also meant that I would run long miles in the middle of the day, and soak up as much sun as I could in New Jersey in January, February and March.
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His houses surrounded by more lawns and gardens might help soak up hurricane floods, but they would do little to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions and climate change that cause those floods.
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Nield explained the MPL insurance — for example, the policy SpaceX obtained for its Starhopper launch in August 2019 — is only the first part of a three-tier system to soak up liability.
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I just try to put everything together, be a student of the game while working, always feeling like I'm new to the game so I can soak up as much as possible.
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The event is popular with investors, managers and marketers who have flocked to the city to soak up sun and wine after listening to top investors present their ideas and debate markets.
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The project, due to begin with pilots next year, aims to turn schoolyards into green, refreshing places that can also soak up heavy rain and will be open to local communities at weekends.
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Still, if you parked it outside your office on a sunny day, it could soak up enough power to drive 60 miles, which is more than most people drive on a typical day.
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Manduka's website recommends wiping down the mat with fresh water and a cleanser, then using a dry cloth to soak up any excess water, and finally hanging it dry before storing it. Oops.
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Instead of just celebrating the holidays around the end of December, we spread out the celebrations over the entire month to really soak up enough positive energy to get through the dark months.
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My office dress code is fairly casual, but I'm trying to soak up the last few days of decent Chicago weather for a very long time and want to wear a skirt today.
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We disconnect all items plugged into the outlet, put down towels to soak up the water and start making arrangements to stay in the South shore, where it known to be much drier.
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Much of the investment in commodity projects was driven by the belief that China, the world's top commodity consumer and importer, would continue to soak up everything the world could throw at it.
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And when a slow-moving storm stalls over a city that is largely paved with asphalt and concrete, with few open spaces to soak up the rain, disastrous flooding can result, experts say.
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If rich countries turn once again to fiscal policy as a tool for ginning up their economies, there are plenty of asset-heavy projects (airports, roads, fibre-optic networks) to soak up savings.
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As part of planning, Swain said the state should expand use of floodplains that can be deliberately flooded to soak up rains, such as the Yolo Bypass which protects the city of Sacramento.
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For example, she says, there will be athletes whose real victory was earning an Olympic berth in the first place, so they look to soak up more of the atmosphere of the Games.
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This new tool is meant to give the central bank greater flexibility in managing banking system cash while helping soak up any potential large dollar inflows that could make the rupee rise sharply.
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To help you combat your new lack of daylight ... soak up a daily dose of Vitamin D by dipping into these sun-soaked shots of unsinkable stars floating through life in open waters.
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The region prospered, but the clearing of vegetation had an unintended consequence: Without deep root networks to soak up rainfall, water was able to filter down to massive salt deposits below the surface.
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The steps could, temporarily at least, ease upward pressure on Saudi money market rates, which have been rising sharply - threatening economic growth - as government debt sales soak up funds from the banking system.
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Imagine it being read aloud in Patti Smith's wise American drawl, soak up these words like gold dust, and have that beautiful final paragraph printed out and mounted on the nearest wall, IMO.
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While it's difficult to find a lot of information about very early menstrual products, there's plenty of evidence demonstrating that women used pretty much whatever was easily available to soak up the flow.
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For just $65 a night, aspiring Detroit residents can soak up plenty of sober-minded advice and bear witness to the kind of house that a lot of money and worry can buy.
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The aperture is the opening through which the camera sensor sees the outside world, and you typically want that to be as large as possible so as to soak up the most light.
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But U.S. refiners have succeeded in controlling stockpiles, mostly by holding refinery run rates unchanged from last year, or even cutting them, and letting strong consumption and exports to soak up the excess.
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But the livestock also convert and degrade lands, radically reducing carbon sequestration — the natural ability of the biosphere to soak up atmospheric carbon — creating an even greater climate problem than methane emissions themselves.
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To celebrate the no-wearing-white after Labor Day rule ... soak up these celebs bustin' out their white swimsuits and see if you can guess who these lovely Labor Day weekend ladies are!
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The Raptors will have to do more than just soak up the minutes available in Leonard's absence — they also lost Danny Green, a key contributor on the wing on both offense and defense.
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David Foster Wallace famously employed a white one to soak up his anxious sweat, telling a reporter that it became his "security blanket" — that it somehow helped him prevent his head from exploding.
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Use it to soak up any extra sauce the rigatoni didn't get to while you polish off those shrimp, and think about how nice it is to have found your new favorite pasta.
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The 45th president wasn't in attendance, but he had an uncanny knack, or need, to soak up as much attention as possible from the bizarre American moment he was leading the nation through.
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In Ben Roethlisberger's return, Markus Wheaton was a healthy scratch and Darrius Heyward-Bey suffered a nasty-looking ankle injury, which left Rogers to soak up ten targets in a frantic comeback effort.
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You can follow her lead, serving the dish with pasta or something starchy to soak up the sauce, or with a steamed vegetable that goes well with lemon, like green beans or broccoli.
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Many in the capacity crowd of close to 42,000 had literally waited their entire lives to see a World Series game at venerable Wrigley Field and arrived early to soak up every moment.
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Cutting down all those trees to make way for farms could have serious consequences for the climate of the entire earth, since rain forests soak up carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil fuels.
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Thousands of tourists are rushing to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, this Labor Day Weekend to soak up the last few days of summer along its 70-mile-long stretch of idyllic dune-lined beaches.
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We really don't want to change, and instead prefer to dream science will clean the seas, soak up the carbon, make endless smart energy, or let us fly off and pollute Kepler-452b.
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The reality series, which follows a group of New York City young working professionals as they escape the daily grind of the Big Apple and soak up the sun in their Southhampton share house.
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The expected ongoing advance in secondary loan prices could be magnified, investors said, if a rise in appetite for loans comes without a comparable burst of new issue supply to soak up the liquidity.
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Taking a breather to soak up some entertainment may feel like an indulgence, but I'd argue that last night's SAG award-winners pack just the sort of fuel we need to keep keeping on.
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The Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest, and the Cerrado, South America's biggest savanna, soak up vast amounts of carbon dioxide and their preservation is seen as vital to the fight against climate change.
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Flip the thing over—or check out our exclusive stream below—and you'll be able to soak up the dungeon dwelling tracky techno of "Megaphone," a crackling, clanker, cut from a dangerously dank cloth.
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Though the script of the play is available, there's no way to fully soak up what Cursed Child has to offer if you can't get to New York or London — or can't afford tickets.
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Unlike the moms on my mommy Facebook groups who "wanted to soak up every second" with their precious babe or felt "so lucky to be so-and-so's mom," I felt regret. Ambivalence. Disappointment.
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It'll actually soak up as much as 90 times its dry weight in crude oil, and 99 percent of that oil can then be wrung out so that the material can be re-used.
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It's a story about an imagined pantheon of American-bred gods and goddesses, who soak up our admiration and feed off our obsessions, and who find themselves obsolete as the world around them changes.
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Having the widest aperture means being able to soak up the most light, so, in theory at least, the Galaxy S9 should be the best cameraphone for situations where light is at a premium.
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Through virtual reality, Republicans can get a taste of Democratic campaign events, and Democrats can soak up Republican ones, without having to wait in long lines or listen to partisan speeches in their entirety.
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Market participants suspect the planned reserve increase is intended to soak up additional liquidity in the offshore yuan, or CNH, market as the PBOC tries to stem speculation of further depreciation in the currency.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth continued to soak up the sun in the actor's native Australia on Thursday with a trip to the Rick Shores restaurant in Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
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The International Energy Agency reported on Tuesday that oil supply continues to exceed demand, placing an "enormous strain" on the the industry's ability to soak up the excess and putting greater pressure on prices.
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The company thinks it can soak up around $12 billion of the total $35 billion annual cargo market in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, including all of the current $7 billion air freight market.
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ROTTERDAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the Dutch port city of Rotterdam, nine "water plazas" have been created that soak up excess rainfall while offering people a green space to meet and children to play.
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For a few blocks, every storefront is a bar; in between there are shops that sell beer and cigarettes for those who want to soak up the scene without paying for marked-up cocktails.
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Forests soak up heat-trapping gases from the atmosphere and deforestation can amplify warming due to the loss of vegetation and soil erosion, the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has said.
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So when their supply of money exceeds the amount of risk they can find, impatient financiers can be tempted to manufacture more risk to soak up the excess: idle spreadsheets are the devil's workshop.
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Then soak up as much as you can about what they do, what they love and hate about it, the steps they took to get there, and any advice they can offer for success.
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It was hard to blame him though, as playing 58th-ranked Chung must have felt like slamming your head into a brick wall — such is his court coverage and ability to soak up punishment.
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Flooding is a complex phenomenon that depends on many factors, including the lay of the land, development and the amount of precipitation, as well as the ability of the ground to soak up water.
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Students lie on the green lawns, cut class for beach days, and soak up as much time in the sun and with each other as we can before summer rolls around and we part.
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Reforesting not only protects the habitats of endangered species, it helps the planet soak up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and prevents erosion from heavy rains on steep slopes in places like the Andes.
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I made up some sort of story and cut my date short, walked out with him, pretended to head home, then went back to the venue to soak up more of this guy's energy.
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"My favorite one is for anything oil based, if you put talcum powder or dry shampoo on it then leave it for as long as you can, it'll soak up the oil," said Bravo.
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Fonio is less dense than rice, the better to soak up the base of tomatoes long simmered with bay leaves and Scotch bonnets kept whole, "to bring aroma but not overpower," Mr. Thiam said.
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However, once in the pan (and we do recommend making them on the stove over in the microwave), they soak up whatever fat you add and turn into a vibrant and true kale green.
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Shares in Italian bank Monte Paschi also climbed 7.2 percent, with Italian newspapers reporting that bank rescue fund Atlante will soon take on an additional role to soak up bad loans from Monte Paschi.
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Instead, according to court documents, Mr. Scott choked Mr. Savinski, bashed him on the head and slit his throat, using various throw pillows to try and soak up the blood from Mr. Savinski's wounds.
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In the long gaps between visits from his parents, when his money and his tolerance for loneliness ran out, Nash would go to Louie's to soak up the company and gratefully accept free food.
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From our hardworking pizza-makers to our unfettered delivery guys to the $1 slices that soak up all our bad behavior at 4 AM, there's a lot to love about New York's pizza culture.
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I'd just taste copper in the back of my mouth, enjoy that warm weightlessness, soak up one fading view of the Trinity Pines, and no one would ever ask me what year it is again.
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Strahan's willingness to soak up new information in his quest to learn and grow as a parent comes at least in part from two very special people he looks up to: his mom and dad.
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Walmex's is betting on its technology and e-commerce unit, set to soak up 10 percent of the company's investment this year, and will put another 28 percent into logistics, crucial to facilitate online sales.
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But at least five businesses—steel, Tata's Indian-made cars and trucks, power generation, an upscale hotel group and a smallish mobile-telephony arm—either lose money or soak up capital without producing good returns.
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The central Bank of Uganda sold dollars in the foreign exchanges market on Wednesday, the third time in June and Bukenya said the inflows were likely to help soak up excess demand in the market.
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The new swap auction tool is meant to provide the central bank greater flexibility in managing banking system cash, while helping soak up any potential large dollar inflows that could make the rupee rise sharply.
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In the long term, there is a risk that the Valley could resemble South Korea: dominated by a handful of giant chaebol-like companies that soak up all the talent and squeeze out smaller startups.
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Squad shooters where the objective changes between rounds, like pro-scene Call of Duty: again, you can soak up the atmosphere and get that the more you shoot someone, generally speaking, the better you're doing.
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Target, the store we all love to hate simply because it somehow seems to soak up all of our time and money, is once again proving it knows its customers better than we know ourselves.
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The darling duo are dressed in their summer best as they soak up the sun's rays together, even striking a sweet pose for the camera in a snapshot Rob Kardashian shared to Instagram this week.
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The snacks on the extensive menu are good and everything, but they're just a way to occupy your hands, and soak up the alcohol before you stumble into the karaoke bar next door around midnight.
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I guess the rice and peas helps soak up all the booze, the protein from the chicken gives you some energy, and then the super spicy 'Scorpion' sauce really gives you a wake up slap.
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If WhatsApp can combines visuals and utility to make you feel like you're sitting next to someone instead of reducing interactions to a jumble of text, it could soak up even more of people's time.
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Instead, he's going to soak up the adoration of his diehard supporters until he switches into his post-loss strategy of blaming the media, the Republican Party, and the "rigged" voting system—anyone but himself.
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Plus there was a non-stop buffet of garbage to eat, which was constantly needed to soak up the amount of excessive alcohol that was being pumped into the blood stream of about 5,000 people.
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LOL could also soak up some of the "low-quality" videos Facebook scrubbed out of the News Feed a year ago in hopes of decreasing zombie-like passive viewing that can hurt people's well-being.
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The RBI said it would consider measures such as additional treasury bill sales, outright open market operations bond sales, or a special facility that would allow the RBI to soak up the liquidity without collateral.
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While the family is excited to add another member, Ribeiro and Angela didn't hesitate to soak up the time with their sons before their baby girl's arrival with trips to Walt Disney World and Montana.
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That means Americans will head to local rivers for fishing excursions, to our favorite lakes for a refreshing swim, or to the beach to ride the waves and soak up the last of the sun.
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Earlier this month, the government fixed a floor price for sugar at 29,000 rupees a tonne and decided to build a stockpile of 13 million tonnes to soak up excess supply from the domestic market.
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So since being elected chairman in February — over the fierce objection of Sanders — Perez has been traveling the country as a human sponge to soak up the pent-up frustration of Democrats of all stripes.
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And now, Kourtney is using the last few days of summer to soak up the sun in a few of her most revealing suits — which, to no surprise, are front and center on her feed.
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However, sources with direct knowledge of the project said it would soak up much of the 1 billion pounds ($1.25 billion) that Barclays has said it will cost to comply with the ring-fencing rules.
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The group's Wai Wai instant noodles, originally a means to soak up excess flour at a biscuit factory, have proved a hit in Nepal and beyond: over two billion packets are now sold every year.
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None of this may matter to the domestic Saudi institutions and retail investors who will be asked, if not forcibly prodded, to soak up a slice of 2%-22% of Aramco hitting the Riyadh market.
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With just nine rooms, a reception area and lobby, and one restaurant and cafe, the boutique hotel would be on the small side, meaning guests should have space to soak up the views in peace.
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So then, when we started putting the tracks together, me and Phil thought it would be great to have a mix CD so that you would be able to soak up all the tracks together.
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With that in mind, Settel had decided her next project: she would revisit the place Andy once called home, and soak up her brother's history for the first time since she stopped by at 17.
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Since Australia's rusty-red monolith, Uluru, was handed back to its original owners in 1977, the Anangu people have welcomed visitors to walk its 9.4 kilometer (5.8 mile) circumference and soak up its spiritual presence.
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While many hope to bask in the waters of the Atlantic, take in breathtaking sea captains' homes and soak up some peaceful tranquillity, others hope to spot something even more exhilarating: a great white shark.
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The government stockpile manager, the State Reserves Bureau (SRB), has also been persuaded to soak up 150,603 tonnes of local producer stocks, a departure from its previous pattern of quietly buying from the international market.
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The device is there to soak up TV signals coursing through the air — content from NBC, ABC, Fox, PBS and CBS, including megahits like "This Is Us" and this Sunday's broadcast of Super Bowl LIII.
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Reuters calculations, based on the going rate of 1.05 yuan per tonne, per mile to transport gas by diesel truck, point to the firm being willing to soak up costs potentially running into millions of dollars.
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"I was afraid somebody was going to pinch me and say you're dreamin'," Gwendolyn Rivera told reporters as her son draped his arms over her shoulders, as if to stabilize her or soak up her pain.
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The birds get a nice place to grow up, donors get a nice project to help share their love of animals, and the staff at the center gets to soak up some of the good vibes.
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As I witnessed the first rally of the post-election Thank You Tour, watching him soak up the praise and applause from the live feed on my computer, I felt my heart fall into my stomach.
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Well, you swipe right, and you come on to Discover, and you find these things that will soak up the terrifying idea of boredom and the terrifying idea of being on your own — For 14 seconds.
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Traders and analysts have been expecting the HKMA to intervene by issuing additional bills to soak up the excess cash, although the authority has not yet done so despite the local currency hitting the 7.85 level.
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But at such a fast rate (especially since the first Earth Day), the ocean surface can only soak up so much carbon dioxide at once, while the rest stays in the air and heats the planet.
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To get the right amount, then, Larson suggests eating a meat and plant source of iron together — the heme source will make it easier for the body to soak up the iron from the non-heme.
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In such a situation governments have three options: to accept a permanent slump, to hope low rates spark an asset-price boom that temporarily rouses the economy, or to borrow to soak up the excess saving.
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But moments like these — filling up Madison Square Garden so people just soak up your vibe — shed light on a unique form of celebrity they share that is clearly more than the sum of its parts.
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A woman in Massachusetts had a little issue with her grow lights for her cannabis plants, so she moved them to her porch in order for them to continue to soak up the sun a bit.
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Alonso, who races for Honda-powered McLaren in Formula One, will be at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Alabama, this weekend to soak up the Indy Car atmosphere before competing in the Indy 218 in May.
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Mark Zuckerberg seems perfectly content with that, for now, because Facebook is poised to soak up so much of the remaining growth left on mobile advertisers, as one half of the digital ad duopoly alongside Google.
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With rates so low and QE set to soak up 40 percent of the stock of outstanding government bonds for the Riksbank to buy, it could run out of options should the global economic recovery falter.
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Macron wants Trump to soak up the viewpoint of the globally focused leaders of business and government, while Trump sees it as the ultimate victory lap to trumpet his massive tax cut and booming stock market.
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Inside the massive glass building, guests can mingle at the industrial-chic bar and restaurant downstairs, soak up the sun on the rooftop, or take a tour of the steel fermenting tanks and barrel-aging room.
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A sharp rise in prices has prompted many in China to cash in their gold for profit, boosting local supply, while resurgent demand elsewhere in the world has been strong enough to soak up extra metal.
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That's a big problem because the dynamic ocean currents off western Greenland will naturally warm up again — on top of the reality that Earth's absorbent seas soak up over 90 percent of the planet's accumulating heat.
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For that reason the Liberal Democrats (who have laid claim to the pro-EU mantle) and the UK Independence Party (now poised to soak up popular resentment at the compromises Britain's negotiators must reach) are upbeat.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Sarah started menstruating in Egypt during the months-long journey that would take her from Eritrea to Britain, she had to use "toilet paper, tissue, anything" to soak up the blood.
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Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds and other institutional investors are still highly liquid and able to soak up the short-term rise in supply, more than offsetting reduced retail demand as spreads compressed and Libor climbed.
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MELBOURNE, Aug 23 (Reuters) - ExxonMobil Corp's Papua New Guinea liquefied natural gas (LNG) project is eyeing multi-year contracts for sales of spot cargoes to soak up excess production, co-owner Oil Search said on Tuesday.
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The Istanbul summit is likely to focus on the humanitarian ripple effects of conflicts, such as the refugee crisis stemming from Syria's five-year war, because these soak up about four-fifths of global humanitarian aid.
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The bank did not disclose financial details but said the deal would soak up about 30 basis points of its Common Equity Tier 1 capital ratio and would be slightly accretive on its earnings per share.
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A trade deal would allow held-back business investment decisions to move forward and possibly turn around the faltering momentum in Indian oil import demand, which could soak up a large portion of the supply glut.
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She has to belong to a certain kind of narrative to be seen as valuable at all — and that's something young women and girls soak up every day from the media and on their Instagram feeds.
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While there remains a viable market in the United States for scrap like soda bottles and cardboard, it is not large enough to soak up all of the plastics and paper that Americans try to recycle.
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If you tire of the climb, you can slip inside and take the escalator, and soak up one of the most important collections of modern glass in the world, as well as paintings, drawings and sculpture.
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The amount of lipid residue Dunne and her colleagues managed to extract from the vessel walls isn't a sign of sloppy ancient dishwashing, as the walls of the ceramic vessel tend to soak up the lipids.
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Still, supporting natural systems that can soak up carbon is widely accepted as a major component of any climate change mitigation strategy — in addition to deploying clean energy, switching to electric vehicles, and curbing consumption overall.
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By contrast, most of baseball's traditional blister remedies are meant to toughen up the skin by drying it out: pickle juice, dirt, placing the hand in a bucket of dry rice to soak up the moisture.
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Each day for Madani and his peers is a delicate push-pull: As they soak up the foreign culture, learning rapidly, they must confront the constant absence of their loved ones and overcome years of trauma.
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When we burn coal, natural gas, or oil for energy, or when we cut down forests that usually soak up greenhouse gases, we add even more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, so the planet warms up.
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Focaccia is the ultimate Italian bread for just about any occasion—soak up your extra red sauce with it, slice it down the middle for sandwiches, or toast it and grind it up into bread crumbs.
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The consecutive increases have fueled worries that demand growth may not be sufficient to soak up the global oil glut despite a deal by major oil producers to cut output during the first half of the year.
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Rather than see the private sector overextend itself, those rich-country governments could instead seize the opportunity to borrow more, soak up excess savings and invest the proceeds in new roads and railways, electric grids and broadband.
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The remarkable success of that model has allowed Google to soak up a ton of the money in digital advertising, and the way that advertising was measured became the rest of the ad industry's self-imposed standard.
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This unfettered development has led to what some scientists call "the paving of Houston": natural prairies and wetlands that help soak up rainfall have been replaced with tarmac and concrete that keep flood waters at the surface.
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It's these experiences, combined with Blackman's natural, charismatic ability to soak up both characters and culture that's arguably led to the formation of an artist, and an EP, which are perpetually hard to pin down yet brilliant.
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Then, if you want to soak up some sun and escape the city's frenetic pulse, decamp to the palatial Mandarin Oriental, or better yet, head up to the Atlas Mountains for a taste of the Kasbah life.
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That transformed the hydrogen gas, making it soak up background radiation left over from the Big Bang — and the transformation caused a telltale dip in the spectrum of radio waves that reached Earth 13.6 billion years later.
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EARTH&aposS SOIL IS HYPERVENTILATING DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE Each year, the Earth's forests, oceans and land soak up about 4.5 billion tons of carbon that would otherwise end up in the atmosphere adding to temperature increases.
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For dinner with her boyfriend, "we would order giant pizzas or cheeseburgers and French fries," and if they went out for drinks, "you deserve to have something when you come back home" to soak up the alcohol.
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Nidhi Nagabhatla, an author at the U.N. University's Canada-based Institute for Water, Environment and Health, said seaweed could have extra benefits such as helping combat global warming because plants soak up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Deutsche's new lower management CET1 ratio target of 12.5% releases 4.2 billion euros which can soak up restructuring charges, decreasing the potential need for Sewing to tap shareholders in what would be a deeply dilutive capital raise.
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Ross said he had taken time to soak up every moment of his final season, right up through his last road-trip plane ride with his teammates on Monday, when they returned to Cleveland for Game 6.
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The rationale is the anticipation of strong demand from China, India and the United States, where car sales are rising in what are already three of the world's largest auto markets, to soak up this excess gasoline.
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The Kaleidoscope is you Return to the Amber Fort to soak up the daytime atmospherics — the soft wind blowing through the open, pillared audience hall, and the crisp vista of mountainsides sloping down to a green lake.
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Experts think China will try to engineer a controlled fall in the yuan in coming months, allowing it to soak up some of the pressure on the economy without sparking an exodus of capital from the country.
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Weddings are usually so hectic that couples don't have time to just be with one another, but photographer James Nix helped this bride and group soak up a moment together by placing them on a ski lift.
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The statement could allay market fears that Saudi oil giant Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) - which could be the world's largest so far - might soak up market liquidity as Saudi investors direct their wealth towards the offering.
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Frugal Traveler I'm a fairly big guy — 6-foot-3 with plenty of mass to soak up alcohol — but I was being particularly careful as I hopped (no pun intended) from brewery to brewery in San Diego.
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But there was no sign of that here on Monday; the whole of the center of the city had been cleared of traffic to allow fans, meandering between downtown and the beach, to soak up the atmosphere.
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I pick the cleanest dirty shirt from my luggage, and then start to venture toward the hotel lobby, hoping to find some hair of the dog or—at the very least—some carbohydrates to soak up the shame.
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For example, the pop music fan among us (ooh ooh hand raised) might have solved that first theme entry at 23A, "'Soak Up the Sun' singer, 2002" in seven notes (I really do love that loopy guitar intro).
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet is likely to back the proposals - which include building a 203 million tonne government stockpile to soak up excess supply from the domestic market - when it meets on Wednesday, the sources two said.
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She is quick to sell rainbow-flag-emblazoned campaign paraphernalia, and happy to soak up campaign contributions from our community, but when it comes to protecting LGBT Americans from an ideology that seeks to massacre us -- she equivocates.
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NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines is accelerating its strategy of weaving a patchwork of new African routes to soak up traffic on the continent and fly customers towards its more lucrative flights to rapidly expanding Asian markets.
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But if merely a dozen missiles were volleyed at America, not only would it soak up more than $3bn of interceptors but a single warhead would still have a 30% chance of getting acquainted with an American city.
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So the body's going to soak up all of those carbs, and if then you don't need any more fuel, the body's going to just turn the extra calories from the fat and the protein into body fat.
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NEW YORK, Jan 230 (IFR) - Investors could easily soak up a US$215bn bond from AB InBev if the beer giant wants to sell that much debt this week to help fund its acquisition of rival brewer SABMiller.
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The source told Reuters that China's issue of central bank bills in Hong Kong this week was a clear indication the People's Bank of China's wanted to soak up offshore yuan to discourage investors from short-selling it.
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Meanwhile, some strategists and pollsters are pushing for similar levels of support for female candidates as EMILY's List does for Democratic women, especially in a year with a presidential election that will soak up a lot of attention.
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Craig Bond, a senior economist with RAND Corporation, cited the example of grey infrastructure, such as concrete levees to avert floods, versus green infrastructure, which could be a restored wetland or public gardens that soak up excess rainfall.
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For machanka, hunks of rib, shoulder and a peasant-style sausage made in-house are left to commune in a pot for hours and presented with draniki or kerchiefs of blini, the better to soak up the stew.
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But most of us learned that they weren't mocking us in Spanish in the grocery store checkout line, that they didn't soak up food stamps and welfare, that they do pay taxes yet still can't collect Social Security.
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You don't need to understand Korean to soak up the song, but thanks to the tireless efforts of ARMY who voluntarily interpret the band's work, many can get an even more vibrant picture of what this BTS represents.
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Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott and their 20-month-old daughter Stormi continued to soak up the fall family festivities on Thursday night, with a trip to the immersive Halloween-themed jack-o'-lantern experience Nights of the Jack.
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The tester&aposs objective is to study what types of stalls there are, how many, the signage that&aposs being used, equipment, which vendors are selling at each market, and presumably soak up all that gingerbread-spiced atmosphere.
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Even President Trump, during his State of the Union address (without mentioning climate change directly), highlighted that the US will join an initiative to plant 22050 trillion trees around the world, in part to soak up carbon dioxide.
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He'll see any band or DJ on any stage anywhere, just to soak up the unique thrill of watching a band or DJ he doesn't care about playing to an audience who regret being stood where they are.
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Greg Jackson has been overseeing the progress of Duquesnoy, and commended the prospects ability after the Philpott win backstage, saying he was "like a sponge" in the way that he could soak up knowledge at the Albuquerque facility.
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After a while, however, the lamp stops working, meaning she and Abbi have to go to increasingly absurd lengths to pump Ilana with vitamin D, including covering the whole room in foil so Ilana can soak up the reflection.
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The science of app addiction has so far been inconclusive, but that hasn't stopped a chorus of prominent voices in tech from urging Silicon Valley to reverse its trend of making extra-sticky apps that soak up our attention.
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Cuba is just like most college kids -- except for the fact he's 51 -- hitting up Florida to soak up the sun and down some cold bevs ... and ya gotta see him busting out dance moves in the shallow end!
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U.S. crude stockpiles have been rising for seven consecutive weeks, and forecasts of an eighth build of 20173 million barrels last week fueled worries that demand growth may not be sufficient to soak up the global crude oil glut.
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On top of that, the P83 Pro's 40-MP sensor uses a quad bayer filter which creates groups of four pixels and essentially combines them into one giant pixel, which lets the camera soak up a ton of light.
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Talc is often used for its ability to soak up moisture and provide matte and opaque finishes, which makes it a common ingredient in several cosmetic products such as blush, face powder, eye shadow and the aforementioned body powders.
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To be fair, that looks like a very compelling application of virtual reality — having people soak up the most realistic visuals of their anticipated future car — though it's destined for a rather small audience in high-end auto showrooms.
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So, if a falling climber exerts 2493 Kilonewtons of downward force (2275-ish pound climber falling for five-ish feet before being caught by the rope), then the belayer needs to soak up about 215 Kilonewtons of upward force.
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Hope you learned something, that was intended Alyssa L, Victoria R, Paola R The host Steve Harvey did not realize his mistake until after the initial winner, Miss Colombia, had begun to soak up the glory of the title.
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The band never returned to full-time status, instead opting to pull the plug again in 2013, having given new fans the chance to see them and allowing the band members to soak up the adulation one last time.
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The source told Reuters that China's issue of central bank bills in Hong Kong this week was a clear indication of the People's Bank of China's intent to soak up offshore yuan and discourage investors from short-selling it.
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As if we weren't already looking for a reason to soak up the sun, Billabong just launched a dreamy new collection with globe-trotting fashion influencer Julie Sariñana — and now we're ready to book our next beach vacay ASAP.
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The idea that a sufficiently advanced economy can soak up even Harvey- and Irma-sized disasters sounds true because it presents a stringently one-sided perspective that treats disasters as forces that impact economic growth, but not vice versa.
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Falcon feathers are stiff, like jet-fighter wings, for stability at high altitudes; owl feathers are soft and barbed, to muffle their descent on prey; sandgrouse feathers soak up water, so their chicks can sip them in the desert.
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In each location, the duo will be asked to scout out local food favorites, cultural attractions, natural sites, nightlife and transportation and create digital guides focused on how to soak up all these opportunities while traveling on a budget.
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Deploying the f/1.5 setting primarily for nighttime photos solves two problems simultaneously: the darker photo would typically disguise the soft periphery of the image, while the enlarged aperture helps soak up more light so the shot looks brighter.
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Marie Callender's frozen chicken pot pie for one has nothing on this super easy faux-pot-pie of ours, especially because flaky, buttery biscuits are always going to be better to soak up all that good chicken pie filling.
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I'm not sure if the majority of people who visit this venue are locals who don't need to soak up the sun as much as others, or if the pool area was too new to be a serious draw.
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China might be undergoing broadband-quick modernisation, with more and more young Chinese traveling abroad to study and travel and soak up ideas not quite in line with communist ideals, but Mao's brand is still strong in the country.
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It stands to reason that, at some point, as caps grow more stringent, the system will soak up all those banked allowances and regulated entities will return to buying new ones, or working harder to cut their carbon emissions.
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Sure. Eventually. But the shaggy tale — which involves corporate skulduggery, the Lynx home office in London and possibly the secret of transmuting base metals to gold — isn't the first or third biggest reason to soak up this show's rays.
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The conference organizers are also pushing an environmental agenda that supports an ecologist's notion of persuading the world to plant a trillion trees to soak up carbon dioxide and prodding companies to announce ambitious targets for lowering their emissions.
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Over the years, the U.S. team had always bunked at the Goldener Greif, a grand old Tyrolean hotel in the center of town, where the racers, no matter their results, could soak up the atmosphere, both high and low.
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While much about Ferrante remains a mystery, any writer would surely appreciate this tongue-in-cheek fragrance diffuser by Anya Hindmarch, which contains ceramic reed "pencils" that soak up a lightly woody scent to perfume the air around it.
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The PBOC is also believed to influence offshore markets in various ways, including scheduled and off-cycle sales of yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong, which traders say can soak up liquidity and stem speculative short-selling of the currency.
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Watch the entire breath-taking, 7-minute display of the seasons, as well as soak up some of the most elegant moments, below: See more creative video work from Turbin Film on their Vimeo page, here, and their website, here.
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The parks are alive with people in the summer of 1978; they are almost like a life-giving oasis where people soak up the sun after a swim, roast a whole pig, play the drums, dance and sing out loud.
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Sabonis, who figures to soak up a decent portion of the available minutes in Ibaka's absence, is nowhere near Ibaka's equal on defense and never will be; the same is true of both starting power-forward options, Kanter and Ilyasova.
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But other factors can play a role as well: For example, avoiding foods that have naturally high water contents (like fruits and vegetables) or that soak up water during cooking (like grains) can reduce overall fluid levels in the body.
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And according to a recent report by Citi, a bank, the growth of Airbnb listings in London and other big European cities is already slowing, meaning that Londoners' spare rooms are unlikely to be able to soak up much more demand.
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The central bank said on Thursday it would extend its "zero growth" policy for the monetary base until the end of the year, indicating a level 10 percent below that previously planned, to help soak up pesos and tame rising prices.
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In the first measures under new Governor Luis Caputo, the bank said it would raise requirements by 230 percentage points in stages beginning June 21 in a bid to soak up 100 billion ARS (£2.7 billion) from the financial system.
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The messiness of morphing is a pungent theme of "Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide," a meditative romp that leaves you laughing out loud (and occasionally cursing in anger) even as you soak up the spray of science.
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Tourists from countries including the U.S., India, Bangladesh and Argentina have spared no expense booking rooms in Notting Hill and Kensington, London's more expensive locations, so that they are able to commute into Windsor by train and soak up the atmosphere.
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"They have always tried to put it into our heads that the United States is the enemy," said Alberto González, 59, a watch salesman who had come to the plaza opposite the presidential palace here to soak up the atmosphere.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute and the prospect of a rapid rise in U.S. interest rates have brought global stocks down from this year's record highs and ignited concern that oil demand will be insufficient to soak up any excess supply.
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"It's a great opportunity to meet new faces and soak up the vibe and energy in the city," said Isaiah Little, 29, a Newark native and supper club regular who organizes Newark First Fridays, an art and cultural event downtown.
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The legal terms of its bonds make it vulnerable to Argentina-style 'holdout' investors derailing the process, while shifting the burden to domestic banks is not an option because they themselves have helped soak up the debt and would need recapitalising.
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But this is a Democratic gerrymander, so the goal is the opposite: This district is safely Democratic, and it extends to the countryside to soak up Republican-leaning turf that might otherwise make up a Republican district in western Maryland. 14.
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Just as long as there's enough delicious juice to soak up, an old piece of bread could be the best excuse you'll ever have for a little rummage around your kitchen cupboard or fridge in pursuit of a seriously multilayered feast.
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There are picnic tables in the patio out back at While in Kathmandu, a wonderful Nepalese restaurant where you can find dumplings bobbing in spicy tomato sauce, and rip into fried roti or buckwheat roti to soak up the delicious aachar.
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The campers are mainly first- or second-generation children of immigrants from the Middle East and South Asia who soak up a week of camaraderie with other Muslims before they go back to being "the only" among predominantly Christian and Jewish classmates.
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Traders had expected refiners to ship near-record amounts of gasoline in July and August, with cargoes moving farther afield to Mexico and Nigeria as plants sought outlets for their fuel to soak up the swelling surplus at home, Reuters has reported.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank hiked interest rates on its short-term securities on Tuesday in its monthly auction, the second such increase in the past three months as it seeks to soak up pesos and rein in stubbornly high inflation.
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Offering six reclining seats accompanied by large windows to soak up the sights of going to the edge of space, the New Shepard will provide its riders with a few minutes' worth of weightlessness and a view of the curvature of the Earth.
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With a debut album under the moniker on the way—which features all manner of collaborations and collected remixes—we decided to let you listen to the FSOL remix and soak up the results of a quick chat with the man himself below.
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A second, according to a recent report by Citi, a bank, the growth of Airbnb listings in London and other big European cities is already slowing, meaning that Londoners' spare rooms are unlikely to be able to soak up much more demand.
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Read MoreWhy the Chinese currency took the spotlight Market participants suspect the planned reserve increase is intended to soak up additional liquidity in the offshore yuan, or CNH, market as the PBOC tries to stem speculation of further depreciation in the currency.
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The funny thing about sneaker trends is that they often aren't new styles — rather, they're old standbys being revived by the right people (take Isabel Marant wearing the Stan Smith, for example) that catch on to soak up few months of fame.
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BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In the twilight of her career, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has chosen to soak up domestic heat from her coalition partners in order to secure a close ally at the top of the European Union who will outlast her.
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Though TechCrunch couldn't independently verify this claim, it's widely known that those platforms soak up a lot of capital from startups, especially e-commerce businesses, like direct-to-consumer retailers for example, which rely almost entirely on digital marketing to attract customers.
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The fluff pulp that makes up each diaper's absorbent core comes from sustainably managed forests, the sodium polyacrylate (the stuff that really helps soak up urine and prevent leaks) contains renewable materials, and the diaper's outer layer is composed of plant-based plastic.
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The need is all the greater, notes Covey, when governments and corporations are planting trees with the promise that they will thereby offset their industrial emissions by adding trees that soak up CO2, thus meeting their international obligations for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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My body is so sore from riding horses so many hours a week...I try to rest my body on my off day but when you live in Montana, you try to soak up the beauty each and every day you can.
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This dish, popular in Tajikistan, uses a Persian flatbread called fatir that, in this recipe, is used to soak up all of the super flavorful sauces from a roasted lamb shank, but is also eaten for breakfast or as an afternoon snack.
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On the shortest day of 2017, a day with less than eight hours of daylight available in my corner of the Northern Hemisphere, I squandered any opportunity I had to soak up some vitamin D, choosing instead to sit in planes and airports.
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Komotini, Greece (CNN Business)Wearable technology has made big strides in recent years, from fitness trackers and smartwatches to shoes that vibrate to give you directions, tops that soak up air pollution, and a jacket that doubles as a solar-powered phone charger.
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While some Chinese officials want audacious steps to cut coal and encourage green growth, others worry that going too fast would put too many mining and industrial workers out of a job, and soak up government revenue better spent elsewhere, several experts said.
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Tourists from the United States, Europe and Japan come to wonder at Islay's coastal beauty, take pictures of hillsides filled with sheep and hairy Highland cattle that look as if they've had vigorous blow dries, and soak up the pricey local spirits.
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Caroline – who became regent whenever George returned to his native Hanover, Germany — also stocked her court in St. James' Palace with artists, writers, and intellectuals to soak up as much knowledge as possible surrounded by an array of hand-chosen portraits and books.
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The ideal restaurant fry, these are what you want to soak up the dregs of a hanger steak or a pot of mussels, preferably eaten outdoors with les pieds dans le sable (toes in the sand, a French term used for beachside restaurants).
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Women's brains are 6% to 11% smaller than men's (a point made sans clarification that literal brain size has nothing to do with intelligence or ability) Women's brains are like pancakes because they soak up information, making it harder for them to focus.
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BUENOS AIRES, May 16 (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank hiked interest rates on its short-term securities on Tuesday, continuing its bid to soak up pesos and rein in stubbornly high inflation even as it buys dollars and checks the strengthening of the peso currency.
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He added: "If we in Europe and America don't turn off the white noise and begin to work together, we will sleepwalk into a new era where ... different countries set their own rules and authoritarian regimes soak up their citizens' data while restricting their freedom."
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Whether you want to learn Mandarin or Spanish, there are several immersion programs available; you'll be able to spend time in another country and stay with a family who can help you learn quickly and soak up all the local culture has to offer.
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The Snapdragon 835 extends that relationship between the two companies, and even though Samsung usually maintains a clear separation between its consumer and component manufacturing businesses, Forbes speculates that its production deal with Qualcomm has helped it soak up the earliest supply of the 835.
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"What I was struck by when I met her was how relaxed she was even among some seriously heavy hitters and how she seemed both at home on the set and wanting to soak up every minute of the experience," Anne Hathaway told BuzzFeed News.
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I was inspired to dive in and soak up as much as I could of this place, so four years ago, I started a street portrait project called "NOLA beings" which sought to document the stories of everyday people I met on the street.
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For many, the longest day of the year is complete with a day at the beach or a later dinner to soak up all of the sunlight, but some charitable organizations take advantage of the extra bright hours to raise awareness for their cause.
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Lyft does not operate in Houston because of the fingerprinting requirement, but two other ride-hailing rivals — Wingz and Get Me — are there, support fingerprinting and are ready to soak up Uber's business should the ride-hailing giant say goodbye to the Bayou City.
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True, August just really got started and a winning letter won't be picked until the end of the month, but if you wrote letters this awe-inspiring, would you want to wait until the end of the month to soak up the much-deserved praise?
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And I think that's right, to a point, and it at least provides a rational narrative as to why Fortnite was able to appear, soak up lots of PUBG players, and then maximally expand far beyond the market bounds that PUBG was able to hit.
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Despite being ranked 113th in putting average on the LPGA Tour, Ciganda was red-hot with the flatstick, sinking putts from near and far while her rivals failed to get to grips with hard-packed greens that refused to soak up Sunday's incessant rain.
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"There's only so much money out there in the hands of merger arbitrageurs and event-driven investors that can soak up the supply of these stocks, and keep the spreads within a tight range," said Roy Behren, an arbitrage fund manager at Westchester Capital Management.
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Big buyers are also emerging from the Middle East, Pakistan and Bangladesh will soak up production from projects coming online in Australia and the U.S., said Spomer who was speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of the Gastech conference in the Japanese city of Chiba.
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As Chinese consumers tuck into cured pork and stews for the holidays - starting in late January this year - farmers will have to soak up profit margins that have halved in six months during a buying spree that accounts for a quarter of annual pork consumption.
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And if humans are excited about ancient trees, and that's a way that they can relate to them, then yeah, maybe that's a good rationale that these particular trees might have the chance to get a little bit older and soak up more carbon.
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In Barack Obama's 11th hour, I soak up every speech, every news conference, every public appearance, and I believe that his nuanced, inclusive manner is why he has done more for the future of black America than Michael Eric Dyson's essay gives credit for.
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I began wearing them shortly after my foray into office life last year, and I went from having an urge to spend weeknight evenings in a blackout room to strutting out to the waterfront to soak up the last fervent rays of the summer sun.
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The video, which was shared to Hogle Zoo's Facebook on May 6, captured happy bear enjoying the cold cubes while flipping from her back to her belly — ensuring that every part of her body (even her face!) was able to soak up the coldness.
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But regardless of just how accurate the Farmer's Almanac might be about this winter, its forecast is a good reminder that, with summer almost over, we'd do well to stop whining about how hot it is, and soak up the sun while we still can.
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She returned to Hollywood, hoping to soak up some of the vitamin D, as well as the cultural legacy of the place, and slowly started working on new material, pulling together some of her favourite producers and creatives, and directing her own weird, bold visuals.
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To help dispel the myth that men don't spend time on their appearance — and more importantly, to soak up some of their supreme getting-ready know-how — we culled the best beauty tips from the gents, many of which have us rethinking our own strategies.
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The deals are expected to come at around the same time and although one senior European loan banker said that could be tantamount to a "head-to-head celebratory death match", most bankers are confident there is enough capacity to soak up both deals.
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Vena's battery, to be built at Wandoan in southwest Queensland, will be able to soak up excess solar generation and release that capacity when AGL's Coopers Gap wind farm and other wind and solar sources are not generating, AGL Chief Executive Brett Redman said.
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That's right: scores of young soon-to-be couples have been shipped out to South Africa to soak up some January sun and throw Negronis in each other's faces, and we get to come along for the ride from our very own living rooms.
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Here, they're boozed up with bourbon and baked on top of a layer of lightly sweetened walnut paste — use store-bought almond paste if you don't want to get out the food processor — to help soak up the juices, of which there are a lot.
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The measures include building a 63 million ton government stockpile to soak up excess supply from the domestic market and granting soft loans worth 45 billion Indian rupees ($670 million) to help millers expand their ethanol production capacity, Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said.
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By my early teens, I was venturing into the town square to soak up the debates, often monopolized by upper-caste complaints about how the Congress leaders were "coddling" Muslims and Dalits, reserving government jobs and privileges for them, threatening the Hindu way of life.
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But a survey of known proposals shows most are frightfully unimaginative and ruthless in their plans to devastate fragile ecologies, divide sacred Native lands, imperil human rights, and soak up billions of US taxpayers' dollars in the process — though a few are more hopeful and creative.
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By deducting other people's money and not offsetting those deductions at the time his debts were restructured, Rosenthal says, Trump was able to avoid paying taxes by using millions of dollars of net operating losses over several years to soak up future profits -- if there were any.
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The city has steadily acquired nine acres to build "resiliency parks," which will combine public amenities such as playgrounds, walkways, and dog runs with "green infrastructure" — rain gardens, shade tree pits, porous pavement, and underground detention systems that soak up stormwater and cool down sunbaked streets.
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Add rugs and paint over concrete to warm up the floor Yet concrete, though modern, can soak up stains—as Chip and Joanna find out while turning the home&aposs detached garage into Mike&aposs studio so he can rehearse all he wants without disturbing the family.
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The Montessori Method states that during the first six years of a child's life, he or she has an "absorbent mind," meaning that "the young child seems to just soak up everything in his environment without even thinking about it," the Montessori Society AMI UK says.
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However you celebrate, whether it's by finishing those remaining bottles of rosé, watching Stranger Things on your couch (for the third time), or swan-floating in the pool à la Taylor Swift, Labor Day is the ultimate time to soak up the remainder of carefree days.
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When temperatures head south, you'll want to head south, so you can chill out, thaw out, and soak up some much-needed Vitamin D. No more than a quick flight (or drive) away, these destinations make for an ideal long weekend for the 9-to-5 crowd.
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With eight slices of salami, four slices each of honey ham and turkey, a couple of eggs, and fresh mozz sandwiched between thick Tuscan bread brushed with garlic-and-herb-seasoned butter, this bad boy has just enough grease to soak up the previous night's mistakes.
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They were also very popular after a big night out, and I could see why a Big Mac would be too, especially if someone was very much not sober and just needed something to soak up some of the alcohol/get some food in their system.
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But analysts say OPEC, which will most likely be joined in Vienna by officials from other producing countries, may also consider other measures to further prop up prices — now about $49 per barrel for United States crude — such as curbing exports to soak up the oil glut.
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At 517 square miles, larger than Los Angeles by area, Phoenix is one of the most sprawling cities in the US. The ever-expanding reaches of concrete, asphalt, glass, and steel soak up the heat and radiate it slowly across the city, even block by block.
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And there's still competition: Some markets may have just one cable provider, but phone companies offer increasingly comparable internet access — so if the cable provider slowed down or blocked some sites, the phone company could soak up the affected customers simply by promising not to do so.
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The 26 Overwatch heroes fall into four categories: eight are primarily damage-dealers (offensive players that specialize in eliminating enemy players); six are defensive; six are "tanks" designed to soak up a lot of damage to protect their team; and six are healers who work as in-game medics.
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Thirty-six of those fatalities were in the Houston metro area — the fifth largest in the US with some 7 million people — which in the preceding two decades had seen a massive growth of paved surfaces, replacing natural prairies and wetlands that used to help soak up heavy rain.
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It was a moment of human achievement: for almost five days and five nights Borschberg piloted the plane wearing an oxygen mask as it climbed 23,000 meters high (five miles) during the day, so the aircraft's solar cells could soak up enough energy to propel it through the night.
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Barack Obama may have had to deflect attacks from the right over his "You Didn't Build That" remark when taking on Mitt Romney in 2012, and he certainly used Occupy Wall Street's 99 percent rhetoric to soak up some of that class energy in his re-election bid.
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According to the Bank of England, nearly $800bn of the leveraged loans outstanding around the world have been bundled into CLOs; the instruments soak up more than half of the issuance of leveraged loans in America, according to LCD, the leveraged-loan unit of S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's central bank will review its decision asking banks to deposit their extra cash with it once the government has issued an adequate amount of market stabilization scheme bonds to soak up liquidity, Governor Urjit Patel was quoted as telling the Press Trust of India on Sunday.
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But Francona, like seemingly every other Clevelander that day, was drawn to the party, walking up to the top of Progressive Field, where his team will try to clinch a World Series title on Tuesday with a Game Six win over the Chicago Cubs, to soak up the celebration.
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Now, with Mr. Rubio's campaign unraveling, Mr. Kasich has a chance to seize his place as the main establishment alternative to Mr. Trump, one who can soak up Republican votes among people determined to find a more electable candidate to challenge Hillary Clinton should she become the Democratic nominee.
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Thanks to a blossoming creative scene, a Chiang Mai weekend now offers the chance to soak up contemporary art in world-class exhibition spaces, purchase stylish 21st-century design in new shops and craft villages, and sleep in gallery-like new hotels, from the frivolous to the fancy.
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Sandgren has been dealt a decent set of cards but it would be churlish to downplay the achievement of a lower-ranked battler more used to road trips across America for minor tour events than jetting across the globe to soak up the glamour of the grand slams.
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"With China, if we can keep them as a good customer ... I am hoping that they can soak up the extra supplies and keep the price from collapsing," said Dave Newby, a farmer in Bondurant, Iowa, who plans to boost his soybean acreage by 50 percent this year.
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And if that's not enough, guests even have the option to go sailing through the pool (yes, you read that correctly) as they soak up the sun and get a great view of the multi-bedroom luxury apartments that overlook the water and are all available to buy or rent.
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David Roberts, GamesRadar+ It's pure Final Fantasy nonsense — talk of crystals and kingdoms and chocobos and the like — but for the first 20-30 hours or so, it mostly gets out of the way to let you soak up its reality-meets-fantasy landscape and explore it at your own pace.
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My family and I would go on vacation somewhere, let's say, and I'd soak up all the mountainous vistas of the Bulgarian countryside and at some point we'd stop at a monument, look at it from all angles, pick the prettiest, and pose in front of the thing for a photo.
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LARGEST FINANCING Investors will also be disappointed as it was set to be the largest leveraged financing so far this year, offering a chance to put a hefty amount of new money to work to soak up excess liquidity and reverse the supply/demand imbalance that has plagued the market.
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Ashok Gulati, a farm economist who advised India's last government, said there were three policy options to support farmers: building state buffer stocks to soak up excess supply, acting to boost exports or building capacity for processing farm commodities into end products such as milled, dehusked pulses or vegetable oils.
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Residents can install ultra-efficient lighting, such as the Philips Hue, use energy-monitoring devices, such as Chai or Rainforest, replace their appliances with new low-consumption versions and even install large capacity battery arrays to soak up excess power from solar, the most visible and commonly recognized clean technology.
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It is packed with onions, lots of butter, mountains of grated gruyère, beef flavor, and seasoning, and served with dipping bread on the side, which doubles as a sponge to soak up the whiskey-and-Cokes of those who need to gather some strength before passing out for the night.
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About 27 hours after Justify had splashed to victory in the Kentucky Derby, becoming the first horse since 0003 to win the race without having competed as a 2000-year-old, he was trotted out of Barn 217 at Churchill Downs to mug for the cameras and soak up the glory.
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Then follow the harrowingly narrow main road to the wild east side, making a pit stop for foie gras frites (€12) at the cliffside hotel Le Toiny, where you can lounge poolside and soak up views that stretch a few dozen miles to St. Kitts and Nevis on a clear day.
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There are moments that make me cagey in this two-parent parenting plan; I always want to be the one who reads our son his last book before bed, and soak up the sleepy snuggles when he's already breathing heavily and drifting off, but I rarely get to do it these days.
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Groups such as Bingley Flood Support, near Bradford, have been organising clean-up operations, using Facebook to co-ordinate efforts: in Bingley members of a local mosque have brought food, a local newspaper has donated old newsprint to soak up water, and a bouncy-castle firm has lent its van to run errands.
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There weren't enough towels in the entirety of The Hague to soak up the sweat that pooled during the Last Night On Earth Festival last weekend, where bands like Dirty Fences, Death Alley, Birth of Joy, and other hardcore acts took to the stage like it was the end of the world.
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