My supposed "disorder" led me to create Spartan, the Spartan Up Podcast, and the SpartanX Leadership Forum.
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Browse any online bookstore using the search term "Spartan," and you'll find the vast majority of the results are not works of history, but of self-help: The Spartan Way: Eat Better, Train Better, Think Better, Be Better (not to be confused with The Spartan Way: What Modern Men Can Learn from Ancient Warriors); Self Discipline: The Spartan and Special Operations Way to Mastering Yourself (not to be confused with Mental Toughness Mastery: Spartan Self Discipline and Intermittent Fasting); and Spartan Fit!
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The Spartan Race offers a Jr. Varsity Spartan Kid's Race for ages 4 to 8 and a Varsity Kid's Race for ages 9 to 13.
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Then there are the meals — many good, some spartan.
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The ultimate disgrace for a Spartan was surrender, a philosophy that endures today among the tribe of OCRers who sometimes spray-paint the Spartan Race helmet logo on their cut pecs and abs.
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The original model was faulted for its comparatively Spartan interior.
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Even for a Spartan, he had a pretty decent life.
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Just when we thought Spartan couldn't get any more intense.
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It's like being an ancient Spartan, doing the right thing.
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I had been warned that the lodgings would be spartan.
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It's also, despite its spartan appearance, a frighteningly vivid wargame.
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Yet Spartan continued to do so, according to the documents.
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Such spartan circumstances would be a departure for Mr. Ghosn.
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Subaru interiors have been as spartan as a backcountry campsite.
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Compared with the colorful exuberance of Woodside, Aster was spartan.
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They grab stuff ... In the walls, but it was very spartan.
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Soon after, Spartan Race was was holding events across the country.
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Spartan races are growing into other countries, including China this year.
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Thank you for helping me bring John Diggle/Spartan to life!!!
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In the back is a bedroom that has a Spartan feel.
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"The food is dreadful, the conditions are spartan," the officer said.
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The dining room is spartan, tight, untheatrical and almost always packed.
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Correction: Peter Cardillo is chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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The Spartan legend trades on our deep-seated sense of inadequacy.
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Spartan is now integrating the RagTagd technology directly into their products.
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"Young Spartan, I can lift way more than this," he said.
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It is beautiful, if somewhat spartan — seasoned, but not really dressed.
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Flooding is much worse in Norfolk near Spartan Village near NSU.
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A battle between Spartan and Athenian soldiers, taking place 2,400 years ago.
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The walls of the "spartan" shelter were brightened up with children's decorations.
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Instead, the furniture tends to be spartan and everyone works on laptop.
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He didn't have to leave, forced out by some Spartan love ceremony.
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That's mainly because the controls for what you'll receive are pretty spartan.
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The biggest three organizers are Tough Mudder, Spartan Race and Warrior Dash.
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Some do the Spartan "enough to get by" thing like I do.
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The hardware is spartan and basic because it's not what matters anymore.
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The rooms are spartan but clean, making it a good budget option.
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He is described as spartan, humble and happy with a simple diet.
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Typically, the aesthetic authoritarian likes spartan design: Doric columns and militarized courtyards.
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The Bamford Spa and Spartan Gym is set to open in December.
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Japanese Brass X Trivet by Taku Shinomoto for Nousaku, $82, spartan-shop.com.
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In 2011, Facebook tried to launch an HTML20153 gaming platform codenamed Project Spartan.
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" The yelled response is "I am Spartan!" followed by the war cry "AROO!
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Having too much of the drug might cause abnormal bleeding, according to Spartan.
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Throwing minimalism out the window, Google Discover will replace the iconically spartan Google.
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Oliver Rolfe is CEO of the executive search firm Spartan International, in London.
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These were Spartan operations without the offsetting extravagance of Ms. Spradlin's recent works.
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"It's healthy to be on a Spartan diet for a while," he said.
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Housing was spartan, and the non-French riders received no funding or food.
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Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York agreed.
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Ms. Peng's space is smaller, more spartan and contains a bare-bones kitchen.
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Or when you're a Spartan trying to deflect an incoming hailstorm of arrows?
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Predictably, these Spartan qualities proved more useful for warfare than for family life.
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To some, this may seem a spartan meal, and it certainly isn't elegant.
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Up three steps is a simulacrum of an apartment, though spartan and small.
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On the walls of Anum's spartan family home are pictures of Jesus and Mary.
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Getting it done, kicking out men, and forming flawless Spartan phalanxes with their heads.
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It requires extra preparation to fit everything in and a spartan commitment to elimination.
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The Everlane ReNew parka uses a fairly spartan design that is still very stylish.
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Spartan was created by two French entrepreneurs with excellent quads and exceptionally smooth packages.
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Spartan boys were raised to be soldiers and toughened by deprivation of basic needs.
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And, just like most dorms, the athletes' rooms are "very spartan," according to Coughlin.
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"Devastated to learn of the passing of my spartan brother Charles Rodgers," Baker said.
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Yet its spartan solemnity seemed to acknowledge the power of what stood behind it.
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In the Akron encampment, conditions on a recent weekday were spartan, tidy and quiet.
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Paul: I am training for a Spartan Race, which is basically an obstacle course.
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He took public transport to spartan campaign events, where he made no grand promises.
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My office is fairly Spartan: a desk, a computer and a cup of coffee.
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Available at Dimes Market in New York City; at Spartan Shop in Portland, Ore.
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Housing starts "missed substantially," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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" Peter Cardillo, chief market economist, Spartan Capital Securities, New York "It's very dovish, obviously.
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He shows us around spartan facilities, a bunk bed and small locker for each resident.
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Tim Longo We had some early Spartan abilities that didn't make it into the game.
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Whitecap, NAL, Cona and Spartan did not immediately respond to requests from Reuters seeking comment.
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Unlike some of the other women featured here, Kalasunas has a pretty spartan beauty routine.
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"It was a very spartan crew that did the first version of Ingress," he says.
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And so, SpaceX has to be incredibly Spartan with expenditures until those programs reach fruition.
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The new vans Amazon purchased from Spartan are larger than those in its Mercedes fleet.
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Ephialtes was neither a Spartan nor a hunchback, and may not have existed at all.
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But this twisted veneration of the Spartan myth looms larger than just Leonidas's single quote.
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Amazon ordered 2,237 large delivery walk-in vans from Spartan for use in home delivery.
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A personal sound—heavy bass, spartan arrangements, rave drums, soul chords—began to take shape.
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Vallera mumbles menacingly over the spartan drum parts and chiming guitar riffs that unspool delicately.
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California Governor Ronald Reagan asked Clark if he wanted to surround Spartan Stadium with troops.
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Drivers waiting their turn sprawl out on spartan benches and tables, blistering in the heat.
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"Yesterday was a real washout," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Where the Angelica is small, plush and perfectly faceted, the Casanatense is spartan and muscular.
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At the start, Mae and Lloyd live a spartan existence, their relationship unclear until later.
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"She has literally been training like a female Spartan all her life," Davies told us.
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While the cuisine was top-notch, I thought the somewhat spartan dining room lacked buzz.
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Much has been made of his dedication to his work and his spartan life style.
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As Kassie Powell said, the defendant hid behind Olympic rings and Spartan green and white.
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I asked to try out one of the tests available on the Spartan Cube—the one that determines my genetic risk for Alzheimer's—but because that doesn't have Health Canada approval yet, my test had to be run on the Spartan RX, which is approved.
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Creepypasta, a genre of crowdsourced online myth-building and storytelling, is notoriously spartan in its execution.
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They all began about 2444, with Spartan the most focused on endurance and winning by time.
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Warrior Dashes have no penalties for skipping obstacles, and Spartan Sprints are designed for first-timers.
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Many young women work in factories far from home, where they live crammed into spartan dormitories.
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Spartan, which raised funds via a successful IndieGoGo campaign, was conceived over a dinner between friends.
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Boise State had a 49-31 rebounding advantage and scored 22 points off 15 Spartan turnovers.
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Two men step out of it and head into a spartan, concrete building straddling the border.
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They are passionate, driven people whose bloodlust comes from complementary desires for revenge and Spartan glory.
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It's impossible to miss the striking transparency of its front and spartan minimalism of its interior.
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Think of the Spartan Cube as a video game console—each test is a game cartridge.
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Her interior is spartan, furnished with little more than a bed, a chair and a lamp.
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The company recently ordered 20,000 vans from Daimler and about 2,000 vans from Michigan-based Spartan.
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There's a fascination with Spartan culture and stoic philosophers and famous thinkers like Aristotle and Plato.
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In a spartan dance studio inside the church, about a dozen male and female dancers gathered.
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His desk was spartan, without papers and books, reflecting his digital work style of the time.
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Chuck has Ari call up a journalist and deny that the SEC is going after Spartan-Ives (can't speak for the US Attorney), Chuck gets a call from the journalist and expertly plays him, then Lawrence Boyd, of Spartan-Ives, gets a call and looks peeved.
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In Federal Court papers filed this month and reviewed by Reuters, Tendulkar said Sydney-based Spartan Sports International agreed in 2016 to pay him at least $1 million a year to use his image, logo and promotional services to sell "Sachin by Spartan" sporting goods and clothing.
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WOMAN makes no attempt to gin up its frequently spartan schema with colorful graphics or digital displays.
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My fitness level was serviceable, but my early morning habits to date were more Athenian than Spartan.
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"I am going into the Air Force," Watts-Jackson told the Michigan State-centric blog Spartan Nation .
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Earlier this year, Musk said SpaceX "has to be incredibly spartan with expenditures" due to the projects.
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"It has gotten investors nervous," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Prior to the 22-hour race, she had also completed a BattleFrog 246k and a Spartan Sprint.
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In addition to the US races it designs and organizes, Spartan will usually license its international races.
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The two-hour season 2 finale of Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge will air Sunday at 9 p.m.
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"Competed in a Spartan race this weekend with SOME of my @kryptonian teammates," she posted on Instagram.
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The festivities included a Spartan phalanx, duels, dancers performing the traditional Pyrrhic war dance, and wrestling demonstrations.
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Things are looking pretty grim for the green-clad Spartan, but as always, he's ready to fight.
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Hopkins, who is a serial Spartan between training camps, would likely have no issue with the weight.
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"And so, SpaceX has to be incredibly spartan with expenditures until those programs reach fruition," Musk added.
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Amazon just bought more than 2,000 large delivery vans from Spartan, a specialty vehicle company in Michigan.
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Images have already circulated of Ms. Rousseff's offices cleared of personal photographs, giving rooms a spartan feel.
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Xenophon reported the famous Athenian philosopher Socrates wearing only a single, filthy, thin cloak, aping Spartan fashion.
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Only after the Persian defeat of Spartan King Leonidas could the Athenians be forced to abandon Attica.
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It overlooked the Spartan use of slaves called helots and took an xenophobic look at the Persians.
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One spark of incitement, they thought, and Spartan Stadium could turn into a full-on racial brawl.
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She described the Cattelan way of life as "Spartan," stressing he has a good relationship with money.
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Monk's House is lovely, but smaller, more restrained, almost spartan in comparison to the exuberance of Charleston.
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A small grooming products company, Doc Spartan, hired him to make beard oil and grenade-shaped soap.
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Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities, said the market is overreacting to the virus.
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In the spartan kitchen, which occupies a corner of the living room, he ripped out a counter.
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"The consumer is beginning to spend less," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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My grandmother's health had suffered from the high altitude and dust and spartan living conditions in Topaz.
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Messenger can't stray too far from the mission or people will ditch it for more spartan chat apps.
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For such a spartan system, the 14-inch Gram comes with a pretty substantial set of ports, too.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAndroid Messages on the web, much like Android Messages on your phone, is a fairly spartan experience.
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The interior is delightfully stripped back, and the mid-mounted digital display sits in a starkly spartan space.
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When Mohammed died, he was buried in his home, which had been attached to the city's Spartan mosque.
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That helps especially on the Alta since its more spartan OLED display is designed to keep things simple.
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TenHaken will compete with his brother on NBC's Spartan: Ultimate Team Challenge, which premieres Monday at 10 p.m.
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"They're basically admitting the economy is quite soft," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Wags and Mafee are trying to court a potential new broker now that Spartan Ives is so unstable.
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Clean, spartan rooms with private baths, near the beach, cost about 180,000 pesos a night, including breakfast; nuquimarhotel.com.
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Spartan races in Boston, Sacramento, and Los Angeles will feature pop-up Challenges with fan-favorite cast members.
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Joe De Sena is the founder and CEO of Spartan, the world's largest obstacle race and endurance brand.
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Conditions on board are Spartan, with no shower or toilet, and meals will consist of freeze-dried food.
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While they each have apartments in downtown Manhattan, they say they live relatively spartan lives with few luxuries.
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There, the spartan Getur Sports Village amid pine trees is the site of the AC Milan Junior Camp.
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And we definitely covered the reigning king of terrible pregame shows, the Ottawa Senators' crazy naked Spartan man.
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In the end, I am left with only a few tortellinis and I call them my Spartan tortellinis.
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The restaurant is spartan but cheerful, with orders placed at the counter and just a handful of tables.
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Their budget, as a result, doesn't resemble some of the more spartan budgets elsewhere in the FIRE world.
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"That's going to reignite the trade-war fears," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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From the bedroom of her Lansing home she could hear the roar of football games from Spartan Stadium.
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Business Insider reported that the e-commerce giant bought 2,000 vans from Michigan-based specialty vehicle company Spartan.
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While they both have apartments in downtown Manhattan, they say they live relatively spartan lives with few luxuries.
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The Spartan King Cleomenes drank undiluted wine and, driven to insanity, eventually committed suicide in his prison cell.
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The Zendesk team proceeds past the food line, into an elevator to a spartan conference room four floors up.
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It doesn't matter if they're Athenian or Spartan, just that they're the ones between you and the treasure chest.
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Kratos, the blade wielding Spartan star of the God of War games with more grudges than melanin, is back.
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One time in New York, I went to a Halloween class dressed up as a full-on spartan warrior.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "He's saying we can't cave in to political pressure.
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And it subjects a pampered population to a bracing dose of spartan clean living, away from iPads and alcopops.
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But tourism on its coast remains state-run and spartan, while Morocco's are considered some of Europe's premier escapes.
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But what ultimately wins the race is endurance, especially for extra-long events, such as the Spartan Ultra Beast.
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First, in January of 2015, Microsoft announced that their new browser, called "Spartan" (now called Edge) would support extensions.
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But Lem makes no secret of his intention to eventually get the Spartan Cube into people's homes one day.
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The camera app is spartan, but still offers a manual mode and control over things like HDR and resolution.
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The professor lives a spartan, lonely life, her only company being memories of a daughter who died of cancer.
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Two years later, Graham says he met with Zuckerberg in Palo Alto and noticed the tech titan's spartan accommodations.
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Spartan women went through the same training as men, and mothers were seen as a mainstay of civic virtue.
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Synesius of Cyrene, a fifth-century Christian bishop, proudly (and falsely) traced his lineage to the Spartan royal houses.
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Twelve undressed mattresses — the thin, spartan kind found in hospitals — slump in two stacks on an otherwise vacant stage.
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Gamora (Zoe Saldana) is unsentimental, unafraid, and green, as if a Spartan warrior had been blended with an avocado.
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After lighting it and inhaling deeply, she held forth on various topics before welcoming guests to her spartan set.
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But Greek warriors wore their hair long, and Spartan warriors are known to have combed their hair before battle.
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Paul A. Rahe tackles the job in THE SPARTAN REGIME: Its Character, Origins, and Grand Strategy (Yale University, $21978).
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"This is an easing of economic woes in China," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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The watches are defined by a seamless rounded bezel, a spartan dial and a supple, paved solid-gold bracelet.
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"We're starting the year off on the sunny side," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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On Friday his spartan lunch consisted of a peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich, eaten quickly before his next meeting.
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"I think the market is headed for jittery times," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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His furnishings are spartan — little more than a bed and a table for a "command post," where he writes.
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"Investors are having second thoughts about the trade deal," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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This spartan philosophy is in keeping with my own view that a lot can be achieved with very little.
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He's also competed in the Spartan Death Race, a grueling competition that combines a marathon with an obstacle course.
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"Investors are flirting with a combination of bad news," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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The Spartan 3000 will be a modern version of a ragtag assassination team the South Koreans created in the 1960s.
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But despite the heightened volatility, Peter Cardillo of Spartan Capital Securities thinks stocks can rally into year-end from here.
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Meet Spartan, the "smart underwear" startup that aims to protect your testes from the potentially harmful effects of cellphone radiation.
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The vívosmart 73 might look basic, but the spartan approach is more of a perk here than on other devices.
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Far from being a Spartan, stripped-back place of worship, the complex includes a sports hall, libraries, and a gym.
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That's perhaps why the sketch started off with Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton relishing the moment, sounding like a Spartan warrior.
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The federal government is struggling to house them, resulting in traumatic forced moves from established shelters to spartan tent cities.
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Koch is so love-hated by devout Spartan competitors, there's a Facebook group called "EFFNORM," with more than 2,53 followers.
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Like past Blackwidows—and really any peripheral from Razer—the keyboard is all black packed in a sharp spartan design.
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The solution: thaw out the man who originally captured Phoenix more than 30 years ago: Sergeant John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone).
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Angered, Zeus kills the short-lived god of war with his own blade and wipes out the entire Spartan army.
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Then again, there could also be cases where a patient finally gets an accurate diagnosis due to a Spartan Cube.
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Still, the Spartan myth is a powerful catalyst, both for racist vanguards and the political machines that cater to them.
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Here's "Spartan," as in the company that stages obstacle course races for the ostentatiously athletic, joining several very similar series.
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"I think of it more as a gravitational pull than a choice," he said recently in his spartan Manhattan apartment.
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It was the last of many 3-point plays for the Spartan, most of them of the one-shot variety.
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But the two other men at the spartan camp said they didn't think Mr. Gonzalez was part of their group.
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Spartan accommodation in ashrams has made way for a Hyatt hotel and tour groups of as many as 21.3,21.3 people.
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"In the scheme of things, trade talks are getting worse," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Mr. Money Mustache, a life-style guru who espouses a frugal and Spartan way of life ("The Scold," February 29th).
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One unanticipated aspect of Schiele's personality is his devotion to the spartan life and transcendental teachings of Francis of Assisi.
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The accuracy of heart-rate monitoring smart watches has been questioned extensively in the past few years, but Suunto hopes to quell those with the Spartan Sport Wrist HR. Featuring an optical heart-rate sensor from Valencell, a highly respected company in the field, the Spartan is meant for people who work out regularly.
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"The sentiment is waning, it's one of cautiousness," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"It's earnings that's going to propel markets today," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"Let's meet at our place," the spartan invitation reads, noting that the event will be the first at Apple's new headquarters.
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I would go back to my cell with its spartan, white concrete walls, its stainless steel toilet/sink combo—and loneliness.
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The grand threat to our species, the Spartan virus, was spread through the most trite means — mandatory inoculations, like for smallpox.
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The ten MPs of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party along with dozens of "Spartan" Tory Brexiteers are doggedly holding out.
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Toshiyaki Hirata, one of the ship's deputies, briefed me and other reporters about it in the vessel's central, spartan conference room.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "The market has mostly discounted (tariffs) already, but reality sinks in.
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I love it most when I'm playing Spartan and seeing his relationships with the new team members out in the field.
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On a recent day at the spartan Kalighat home, male inmates with shaven heads and wearing green uniforms lay on bunks.
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"We're probably in for a grindingly positive session," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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In 1, he set a youth record in shot put at the Spartan Games, an annual Cold War national athletic competition.
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"To a certain degree, a trade deal is already priced in," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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A Spartan helmet, the team's logo, hangs on the wall of a back room where green and white-clad fans gather.
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What Spartan Bioscience does next could be a boon to personalized medicine, or the bane of medical professionals and policy makers.
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"The markets are reacting to yields moving higher," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "The market has mostly discounted (tariffs) already, but reality sinks in.
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Windows on two walls let the early-evening light into a spartan dining room with wide floorboards and a cheery bar.
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" On the Le Corbusier chair in the relatively spartan bedroom, there is also his old stuffed Mr. Snuffleupagus from "Sesame Street.
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Fans now have the chance to audition for the show live onsite at several obstacle-filled Spartan races across the country.
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Lycurgus, the founder of the Spartan regime, is said to have decreed that only iron bars would be accepted as currency.
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Frank Miller, the comic artist who created 300, has offered a variation of this line in defense of the Spartan myth.
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His Spartan approach perfectly suits his studies of physical or spiritual isolation, including "Pickpocket" (Friday through Sunday), "A Man Escaped" (Nov.
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He is not too Spartan, however, to request a massage, as he did the morning after the barn performance in Brewster.
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The look is minimalist, but touches of strong color in the dials or numerals keep the watches from appearing too Spartan.
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Nevertheless, we would consider it a crime to destroy some ancient Spartan artifact to display a commitment to social justice principles.
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But the capsule, which he said he built himself this year in a small shipyard in Arès, offers Spartan living quarters.
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The design (overseen by Kim Mupangilai) is spartan but hospitable, with white walls, kaleidoscopic tiling and tchotchkes like miniature rocking horses.
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On Giovanni, a Spartan helmet sits above the number 300 spray painted across the windows as a nod to the film.
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The 23-year-old fifth-year made his final roaring entrance into Spartan Stadium accompanied by two dogs, Roxy and Remi.
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The second is domestic: He prefers his living space spartan and nearly monochromatic — no clutter, clean lines and mostly white surfaces.
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At 18, Cisneros launched a wholesaling company for nutritional supplements, and later created his own products under his brand Spartan Labs.
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Hitler had long been obsessed with ancient Greece, particularly in respect to their athletic prowess and Spartan ideas of "racial" purity.
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Facebook's 2011 attempt at an HTML5 game platform codenamed Project Spartan failed and was shut down Facebook's 2011 attempt at an HTML5 game platform codenamed Project Spartan failed and was shut down At the end of its desktop era in Q4 2012, Facebook earned $256 million in payments, largely from games, off its 1.06 billion users.
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Sitting at the coffee table inside his remarkably spartan office at company headquarters, the Google CEO speaks softly, even by his standards.
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Ahead, we tested five of the most popular brow techniques on male R29ers — each of which started with very Spartan grooming routines.
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The overall look and feel of Brave is deliberately spartan: it's not simple because it's incomplete; it's simple because it prioritizes speed.
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Mine was a Spartan list of numbers that would've worked as well if I were scribbling with a pen in a notebook.
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Inside one of the spartan dorm rooms on the second floor over the liquor store, metal-framed bunk beds line the walls.
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Bailey Gaither has nine catches for 249 yards and three scores while linebacker Frank Ginda leads the Spartan defense with 228 tackles.
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The Porta Pros are made of spartan plastic, bridged by a thin extendable metal band, and topped off with small foam pads.
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With a battery life of 28 days and an ultra-spartan OS and operation, it's certainly designed to maximize simplicity and accessibility.
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Those non-US Spartan races adhere to the company's brand, product and safety guidelines, and the company provides oversight, guidance and support.
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The spartan show space was a blank canvas for Chiuri's debut, with a minimalist, stark-gray concrete interior and wooden floorboard catwalk.
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Along with her 23 Grand Slam tennis titles and multiple Olympic medals, the champ can now say she's a Spartan race finisher.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron's spartan presidential campaign headquarters in western Paris is abuzz with rows of young recruits busy at their laptops.
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Two fires in Washington The Spartan and Sutherland Canyon fires were burning across 56,500 acres in three counties as of late Thursday.
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Its spartan British-built prisons demand strict routines, including light work duties, and offer no special treatment to wealthy or powerful inmates.
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The doors swing open like they would on a Lamborghini, which is cool, but the rest of the vehicle is rather spartan.
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Forcett, living a spartan life of seclusion in Western Canada, is visited by immortal beings Michael (Ted Danson) and Janet (D'Arcy Carden).
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Aside from the logo of Spartan Bioscience, the Canadian company behind it, there's nothing much that tells you what it can do.
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Using the smallpox vaccine, the Smoking Man and his merry band of dark evildoers have been injecting everyone with the Spartan Virus.
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To promote Detroit's bid, Spartan head coach Mark Dantonio and Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh both wore headsets with the logo #AmazonDetroit.
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These latter-day laconophiles (lovers of Sparta, that is) tend to exalt the cruellest, grittiest, and most violent aspects of Spartan life.
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Women also played a more conspicuous role in Spartan life than elsewhere in ancient Greece (although that is not saying very much).
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But "Light Shining in Buckinghamshire," which opens on May 7, keeps things spartan and straight on, with just a few interactive moments.
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Thursday's ceremony, which was held in a spartan convention space, was to be followed by a more elaborate public event on Friday.
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The guesthouse is decorated with spartan luxury: there are narrow metal-frame beds, as in a dormitory, but the mattresses are excellent.
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In April 2011, he ran the 5,000-meter race at Michigan State's Spartan Invitational unattached—that is, for himself, not the university.
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At a WeWork in TriBeCa, fashion designers and alcohol distributors work shoulder to shoulder in a spartan space decorated with neon lighting.
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His friends puzzled over his Spartan existence and his acceptance of a part-time job aggregating news reports for the Iranian mission.
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This dedication to combat sports has seen her attract "female Spartan" status from The Telegraph&aposs combat sports columnist Gareth A. Davies.
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"I am ashamed of the behavior of our current administration, but I have never been prouder to be a Spartan," she said.
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"These are the flies on the burger diet, these are the flies on the Spartan diet," he said, pointing to the boxes.
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So the dining room is spartan, with little décor beyond handmade posters listing facts about Mumbai: coastal length, literacy rate, gender ratio.
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Whether it's a Spartan Race, a half-marathon or the Red Bull 400, she runs the exact same course as regular athletes.
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"People are becoming more safety-minded and that's leading them to buying Treasurys," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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A 2014 Fortune profile about Holmes described her typical dinner as "spartan": mixed salad with no dressing and oil-free spaghetti with tomatoes.
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Peter Ueberroth, the businessman heading its bid, ripped up the taxpayer guarantee and imposed spartan conditions, such as housing athletes in university dormitories.
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The bare oak foyers, with their vast flights of stairs, are spartan, reflecting the tastes of a city that is elegant yet restrained.
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"Among the key companies that have reported, most of them have beaten expectations," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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There are no wisecracks, only heartbreaking layers of love and regret under the spartan discussion of whether his jacket is new or not.
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Spartan storytelling extends to pretty much every aspect of the movie thanks to its premise, which means minimal sounds and very little dialogue.
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The level playing field and spartan simplicity of Tinder's original formula is much of what made it a hit in the first place.
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I didn't even wear a hood most of the time; because of the game's gear system, I was usually wearing Spartan armor instead.
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They're not spartan though—some of the newer stations are positively opulent, with plenty of wholesome murals depicting happy families and efficient farms.
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If you find one that strikes your fancy, you can knock them out, either from stealth or with the new Spartan Kick ability.
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"The fear factor over the trade war has crept back into the market," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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In the disturbing videos, the starving bears in spartan concrete enclosures were seen begging visitors for fruit and even eating their own faeces.
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Kate suggests going after Spartan-Ives, Lonnie shoots her down in the meeting, because he knows Chuck wants someone who the AG hates.
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But he also has an offer for the Spartan: Stay loyal to the gods from here on out and all will be forgiven.
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"There's a host of worries out there and those worries continue to mount," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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This week, we were given plenty of time to appreciate the howl of the wind on these spartan, janky old outer-rim planets.
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Several lawyers have noted that detention facilities in the region are spartan and she would likely be sharing her quarters with other inmates.
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While standing on the field at the school's Spartan Stadium during a football game, something else struck Robert, an image he couldn't shake.
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I, as the spartan-like warrior manning the machine gun, must defend the Western world from the savage hordes by pointing and clicking.
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It's a spartan, four-minute ad that depicts a lifelong Republican talking about his agony over his party's decision to nominate Barry Goldwater.
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"Anytime you get news like that, the market takes it as a positive," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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However, by September 2018, Spartan had failed to make a single payment owed, Tendulkar said, and he made a formal request for payment.
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Spartan, whose legal representative was not listed on the Federal Court website, did not respond to an email request from Reuters for comment.
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The military bases the United States maintained for eight years in Iraq and 22017 years to date in Afghanistan were hardly spartan encampments.
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Rolfe, now CEO of the London-based executive-search firm Spartan International, recalled someone who was laid off from his job at JPMorgan.
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Look, any old boxer can come to the ring plopped atop a throne that a phalanx of Spartan-clad beauties is holding aloft.
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Eventually, the chief of police for Nineveh Province, whose capital is Mosul, reconstituted his forces at a spartan base north of the city.
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The house's austerity reads as minimal rather than spartan, a submission to the surrounding native trees that grow through and around the structure.
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That's who would be driving the fairly spartan LT model I tested that retails for $2503,080 (the Duramax diesel package alone is $9,340).
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It runs on Android, and since the features are so Spartan, there's not much notable to report: The texts work, the calls work.
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The Versa includes a Spartan number of apps out of the box, and you won't find productivity staples like a calendar or reminders.
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Many of the events at most have 20183-22018,210 athletes around the globe, right - just the Spartan brand has 290 million per year.
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Furthermore, by using such a spartan grid configuration, I was at the mercy of the crossword gods as to which elements got featured.
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Still, Fidelity has added a stable of Fidelity Spartan index funds and even partnered with BlackRock to offer low-fee exchange-traded funds.
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"While they both have apartments in downtown Manhattan, they say they live relatively spartan lives with few luxuries," The Times' Nathaniel Popper reports.
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And a March 1943 Times article reported on white women performing "spartan" duty (PDF), working as teachers, nurses and secretaries at Tule Lake.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST, SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "The market is down obviously on the China news which basically devalued its currency.
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We're not sure how these skills will measure up against real guns, but we can't deny that this Shaolin-style Spartan training is impressive.
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Ingram bagged the beast at the Spartan Hunting Preserve in Grandview, Tennessee earlier this week -- and claims he took it down in one shot.
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"Investors will continue to concentrate on trade talks now with Canada," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Earlier this year, Musk said SpaceX "has to be incredibly spartan with expenditures" due to Starlink and the company's other "absolutely insane" project, Starship.
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Between the luxury of the 217 Volvo S2845 and the Spartan appeal of the 303 Toyota Yaris lies the Mazda230 in the middle ground.
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"This will be the third time we manage to hold above that $50 level," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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To make this feel more cohesive, it wouldn't have taken much to seed bits of the Spartan virus plot in the other four episodes.
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The majority were improvised on the spot, which was quite the gamble: his songs are so spartan there's absolutely no room for fuck ups.
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In addition to "AdventureCapitalists," Dhani is currently the host of NBC's "Spartan" and serves as a reporter for the Olympics in Rio for NBC.
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"The story in the market is earnings and the prospects of easier monetary policy," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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It's a standard Amazon device that Ubisoft dressed up in a Spartan helmet, to be given away in small quantities through the company's site.
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The SPARTAN-II program enhanced and trained the soldiers who would wear the MJOLNIR armor, and they became a formidable force on the battlefield.
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But the upstairs bedrooms, with sets of four or five bunk beds lining the walls, are spartan — including one bedroom set aside for infants.
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Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities, said this outcome clears the path for stocks to rally into the end of 2018.
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"Mounting trade worries and geopolitical tensions are weighing on investors nerves," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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But the "interior" is a bit spartan right now, with little more beyond a touchscreen display that shows basic information like speed and range.
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In 30 minutes, your tablet, which is wirelessly connected to the Spartan Cube, will tell you if the bacterial DNA is present or not.
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" Former NFL star Chris Baker reacted to the news on Twitter, writing: "Devastated to learn of the passing of my spartan brother Charles Rodgers.
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The Factory, whose name he helped invent, became his workplace and spartan home not long after Warhol gave him a 35-millimeter Pentax camera.
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She has been homebound for some years, and her diet remains Spartan, if unorthodox: In addition to eggs, she eats bananas and ladyfinger cookies.
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I will continue to do whatever I can to help MSU prosper in the future as a Spartan in whatever role I may play.
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Joe de Sena founded Spartan Race, a series of grueling obstacle-course events, in 20053, with the first race in Vermont attracting 22005,22004 participants.
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Ghosn has been held at the Tokyo Detention Center, a spartan facility where small rooms have a toilet in the corner and no heater.
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Yes, the No. 2 Wolverines were playing their cross-state rival Michigan State here at Spartan Stadium, but this time, the tension merely simmered.
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It used to be that small SUVs were spartan inside and poorly optioned, purely aimed at people who couldn't afford the automaker's larger offerings.
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Motherwell possibly got the idea, its fans say, from the 2006 film "300," starring the buff Scottish actor Gerard Butler as Leonidas the Spartan.
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The drawings read like a topography of light, training the viewer's uninitiated eye in the spartan depths of Wilmarth's exchange of material and brightness.
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So, as pediatricians recommend, I put the baby on her back, the safest position, in a spartan crib that holds nothing soft or yielding.
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I ducked into a courtyard that was whitewashed and pleasantly spartan, and was greeted by Laila Hida, 1893, who founded the space in 2013.
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Not surprisingly, the president makes his sleeping habits, like so much else, a point of pride, bragging about his allegedly Spartan need for slumber.
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Large, airy rooms with low beds and spartan furniture are arranged around a central courtyard of red earth, where glossy, large-leaved verdure grows.
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A "female Spartan," Barber wants to become a UFC champion faster than Jon Jones, when he won the UFC light heavyweight belt aged 23.
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In this spartan dining room, she pays homage to the chaatwallahs of Chowpatty Beach and Breach Candy in Mumbai, India, where she grew up.
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After slaying the entire Greek pantheon of gods in previous games, the Spartan warrior Kratos retires to a cabin in the woods up North.
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On March 0003, it's nothing so much as a late-winter breeze, but there's something about this Spartan setting that lends it an unseasonable bite.
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" In Lord Vicar, the same topic rears its head, becoming the centerfold of both "Between the Blue Temple and the North Tower" and "The Spartan.
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As Civil War engulfs the aliens, a human envoy, Melody Azikiwe, must try to broker peace, and free a team of SPARTAN-IIs from captivity.
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The place is clean and seems well-run, but it is spartan: some of the rooms sleep six people, with one basic bathroom between them.
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She ordered a spartan breakfast — a single scrambled egg and a piece of white toast — and it seemed fitting, somehow in keeping with the book.
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"It's a technical reaction, as technology stocks have sold off quite sharply," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"The labor market is going to keep getting tighter and that will mean higher wages," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Instead, the new Google Photos looks closer to Instagram: spartan and minimalist in its interface with tons of white space — probably too much white space.
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The ministry said it had dispatched a C-27J Spartan firefighter and a C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft Wednesday to help with logistical support.
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Renewed, the Spartan used his gift from a god to defeat the barbarian king, and then went on to fulfill his part of the bargain.
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It feels a bit spartan for a bag of this size and I wish there was at least couple pen loops and a keychain lanyard.
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The Spartan Fire had reached 9,000 acres and was 60% contained, while the Sutherland Canyon Fire had burned through 47,500 acres and was 20% contained.
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"We don't recognise Daesh (Islamic State) procedures," said judge Khalid al-Shammari, his suit and tie incongruous with the spartan portacabin in which he sits.
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And now, the 30-year-old middleweight has been pencilled in for a date with 26-year-old Floridian Alex "The Spartan" Nicholson (7-2).
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Inside its Goa compound, members live a spartan, celibate life, cataloging their sins each day in handwritten notes that they post on a bulletin board.
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It is divided by the upside-down V of the Greek lambda, the sigil falsely believed to have been painted on Spartan shields at Thermopylae.
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"The trade war fears are probably going to overshadow the jobs report," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York said.
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Both he and Mr. Mann caused a bit of a stir, rushing up and down the hospital's spartan hallways and bursting into crowded patient rooms.
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Arguably, of the two, Simons has more in common with the latter, a relentless Modernist with a Spartan aesthetic and a love of complex construction.
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As designed, the spartan beach could have been plunked down anywhere, even in a parking lot, because "it gives nothing to the Tiber," he said.
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The core mission still includes service under spartan conditions in dangerous lands, but there has been a growing focus on delivering small comforts when possible.
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Touring the 500 acres with French president Emmanuel Macron and their wives, he criticized the founding father's spartan design choices and lack of aesthetic flare.
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Besides steeply discounted tickets to star-studded events downstairs, the more spartan aspects of dorm life are leavened by free membership to the building's gym.
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" PETER CARDILLO, CHIEF MARKET ECONOMIST AT SPARTAN CAPITAL SECURITIES IN NEW YORK: "This is basically panic selling created by the sharp drop in oil prices.
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"It really underscored to me that I'm doing the right thing, that people feel so strongly about this myth of Spartan military supremacy," he says.
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While the spartan locale will lack the grandeur of the previous two summits, Moon appears to have secured an important propaganda victory of his own.
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The EPRDF, under the leadership of Meles (note this is correct use of name) and Afwerki, appeared to be incorruptible Spartan warriors from Africa's Horn.
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His shows are now as spartan as they once were baroque: just the models, the clothes, the viewers and the building's uneven matchstick wooden floors.
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Mr. Gallego, 91, also recently switched dwellings, moving from the nearby home of some relatives to the more spartan surroundings of his self-made temple.
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While Oracle and four of the five challenging syndicates have established bases in Bermuda, Team New Zealand has remained home in much more spartan surroundings.
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"Tech stocks are under pressure once again but more troubling is that oil prices are collapsing," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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"With the end of the quarter, we could get a bounce in the next few days," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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Among the latest are spartan sculptures made of bronze, stainless steel, and other heavy materials that turn one gallery into a landscape of his signature voids.
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Maybe that's due to the fact that all three games were released as downloads on the 3DS, or maybe the spartan visuals made it seem boring.
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"Investors are focusing on earnings and the next big thing, that is trade," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"The real question is, how long do we stay in the trade war?" said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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A common misconception, though, is that this necessitates adopting some kind of spartan, pioneer woman existence that eliminates the frivolous pleasures of eyeshadow and curling irons.
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It all boils down to "pushing yourself past your comfort zone," explained Norm Koch, a Spartan Race designer who got his start creating skiing terrain parks.
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There are also books on the topic, including De Sena's "Spartan Fit!" which includes recipe and meal planning, and "Ultimate Obstacle Race Training" by Brett Stewart.
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We've come across them before, but a new brand out of France, Spartan, caught our eye at the recent CES Unveiled event in New York City.
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A Spartan Kick only knocks enemies out at the last portion of their lifebar, but at that point they're low enough that anything can kill them.
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Williams, 36, shared photos from the Spartan SoCal Sprint race, which she tackled with her husband Alexis Ohanian and friends from her dance troupe, the Kryptonians.
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The 30-year-old mother had attended Conneaut High School Spartan football team's final home game with relatives and her 23-month-old son on Oct.
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I prefer a spartan and minimalist aesthetic for my home furniture so the Sol actually fit right in with my dull gray, white and black furniture.
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For decades, visitors to Parmarth Niketan stayed in spartan rooms, noshed on rice and vegetables, and rose at 4 AM for early kundalini yoga and chanting.
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Anyway a Spartan-Ives guy is there and he takes Wags into the bathroom and… offers him a 20% reduced fee for the next two years.
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Plain-spoken and diminutive, the Polish-born Ben-Gurion stepped down as collectivist prime minister in 1963, aged 76, and retired to a spartan desert hut.
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At the corner of Spartan Avenue and Rosecliff Road, Ms. Fatigati said, she saw the white group slapping one of the black youths about his head.
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I don't mean getting embarrassed because Kentucky was a better team than us, but we did not play Spartan basketball, and that's embarrassing to the program.
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But the 35-year-old, whose spartan home on the outskirts of Tokyo is dotted with plush Miku dolls and paraphernalia, doesn't care what others think.
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As you and many in the Spartan family know, I planned to retire in December 2016, and we had begun a conversation about a smooth transition.
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The popularity of events such as Spartan and rival races like Tough Mudder and Warrior Dash is on an upward trajectory with millions entering every year.
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Her coach happened to also train people for Spartan Races, popular endurance runs that include crawling under barbed wire and over walls and leaping over fire.
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Ali had built a training camp in the woods in Deer Lake, Pennsylvania, where he was living a spartan life, preparing for his next big fight.
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They will look at the evidence with Brooklyn eyes and will likely convict him and consign him to a very spartan existence at a federal supermax prison.
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"The January effect will likely continue, but the market will be erratic as the trade talks continue," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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"We get Spartan training, as Koreans are used to in the army," says Smeb, referring to the two years of mandatory military service that South Korea requires.
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Marines can throw grenades, warthogs can ram enemy infantry, and the three Spartan super-soldiers you'll control throughout the campaign can leap onto and commandeer enemy vehicles.
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"It's all about earnings at this time, and today we had mixed earnings reports," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"It's all about earnings at this time, and today we had mixed earnings reports," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Historically, two primary settings of "In the Bleak Midwinter" have rotated through the repertoires of cathedral choirs, though both use the spartan 1870s verses of Christina Rossetti.
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Volkov has also earned wins over game opposition in former UFC heavyweight champion Ricco Rodriguez, former Strikeforce star Brett Rogers, and current Bellator heavyweight Vinicius "Spartan" Queiroz.
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One upshot, though, has been that as airlines try to artfully disguise the spartan nature of their flights, it's often not clear what exactly is on offer.
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Since the original Pixel, the defining feature of the device line has not been its design or the relatively spartan stock Android it runs, but the camera.
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Of course, before the final strains of "Hoops''" spartan runtime (the third shortest #1 in history) had finished, the mainstream music press were already sharpening their knives.
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"The fact that a trade deal is probably at hand is helping lift markets," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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At the same time, investors are looking for positive economic data before they will push stocks higher, said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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It showed two water fountains: One labeled, "White" with clear liquid spouting from it and a more spartan-looking fountain labeled "Colored," with brown liquid spewing out.
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Now a decade later, the earnest directness of these messages—the spartan facades and the calming symmetry—spark tinges of nostalgia for a seemingly less insane time.
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Lem says the Spartan Cube can perform a range of diagnostics, including infectious disease and genetics tests, quicker, and more cheaply, than many other DNA testing machines.
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And it already has a product on the market that works using the same process: The Spartan RX, a much bulkier, shoebox-sized predecessor to the Cube.
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"The main focus of the day will be Powell's presentation of the monetary policy," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Run your finger along the spartan, portless side of this laptop and you won't detect even a millimeter's discrepancy between the bottom chassis and the top lid.
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The dispute traveled a few blocks to Spartan Avenue, where, Ms. Fatigati said, she was sitting outside her home when she saw the commotion on the street.
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Based on the remote island of Sado in the Sea of Japan, Ondekoza was a commune run on ferociously Spartan lines by a visionary named Tagayasu Den.
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At the same time, today's laconophiles overlook characteristics of Spartan society that many of them would object to, including relative economic equality, cultural egalitarianism, and military restraint.
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But this time Facebook gave developers too few growth options, and weary from its past waffling, they never adopted Facebook's "Project Spartan," and that Platform dried up.
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Soccer locker rooms are generally more spartan than baseball clubhouses, so, swanky, temporary accommodations were built to accommodate the tastes and standards of major league baseball players.
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Erotic works of classical mythology were popular in first-century Pompeii, Mr. Osanna said, including the Greek myth of Leda, the Spartan queen and wife of Tyndareus.
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Time is shown via two rotating discs that sit under two windows on a spartan dial cased in either rose gold, stainless steel or, as here, platinum.
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Ghosn is being held in the spartan Tokyo Detention Center, a tower-like structure in the eastern part of Tokyo, over New Year in addition to Christmas.
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Both Ghosn and Kelly are sent to a detention center in Tokyo, a spartan facility where small rooms have a toilet in the corner and no heater.
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A decade ago, 16 of the 32 teams adhered to that romanticized notion of camp, leaving family behind to build cohesion in spartan dormitories on leafy campuses.
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Cartoon by Roz Chast We headed back to the Crooked Creek Station, a handsome, spartan pine-log facility where the GLORIA group was based for the week.
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I had instantly said I'd go, but in the kind of self-deluded way you agree to do a cleanse or sign up for a spartan race.
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