It's interesting to see that the company isn't standing still.
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If we're not innovating or evolving, we are standing still.
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Honestly, though, I think this one looks better standing still.
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The second option, to play standing still, is more comfortable.
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So is the Fed accommodating or standing still or what?
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The canceled IPO doesn't mean the company is standing still.
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As China marches forward, Washington feels like it's standing still.
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"Suddenly, I feel like I'm standing still," she tells the circle.
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However, despite looking realistic while standing still, her gestures need work.
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Kanizay just happened to be standing still in the wrong place.
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If you're not standing still this isn't the camera for you.
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It was fine when your character was sitting or standing still.
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"Standing still is not an option," Clinton said on Monday night.
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But standing still while others regress is no cause for celebration.
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Toss in corners and it'll look like the Tesla's standing still.
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"I threw it 150 feet standing still," Young told The Bee.
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It's bold and crisp, and the bike just looks fast standing still.
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Standing still #MannequinChallenge, the latest internet obsession, involves doing absolutely nothing. Seriously.
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The exchange isn't standing still and waiting for the environment to improve.
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"You passed me like I was standing still," Castillo tells the officer.
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But none of that meant America's ground combat branch was standing still.
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I found it worked really well when the subject was standing still.
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"Versailles has not been standing still since the French Revolution," he said.
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But its rivals aren't standing still, moving further into the premium segment.
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The economy is standing still because nobody knows what's going to happen.
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And then, as the fallen giants were standing still, they roared past.
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"I felt like I was standing still," McIlroy said with a laugh.
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Samus has 360-degree aiming in this game while standing still, which is useful, but if you try to take out an enemy by standing still and firing, it will charge you and do big damage before it dies.
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There's no better time to pass someone up as when they're standing still.
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That all sounds good, but it's not like other browsers are standing still.
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Neither of the two companies that dominate app downloads worldwide is standing still.
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Staying alert and never standing still was the key to nailing this drill.
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With Touch, though, standing still doesn't mean keeping your fingers off the keyboard.
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To live in New York was to travel the world while standing still.
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I might have been walking in some, but was mostly standing still. Why?
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Attacking and moving simultaneously is challenging, but standing still is a death sentence.
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It's as if humans are standing still while technology just happens to them.
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"Going backwards isn't an option and standing still is not enough," she said.
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Read more: Photos of the abandoned towns around Chernobyl show time standing still
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And keep in mind, it's not as if drone technology is standing still.
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Arsenal, by contrast, seems to find ever more exciting ways of standing still.
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Seedcamp isn't standing still, however, and there are no obvious signs of complacency.
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And Google isn't standing still, yesterday announcing the first Chrome OS-based tablets.
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Notice how you're standing still and moving very fast at the same time.
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But I also felt that I was moving forward instead of standing still.
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Make no mistake — if Washington keeps standing still, America will fall further behind.
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The foilers made a nearby windsurfer look as if he were standing still.
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Wireless carriers aren't standing still as the mobile industry shifts under their feet.
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" Griswold added that "our adversaries are not standing still, and neither can we.
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Hield can shoot on the move, standing still, and pulling up in transition.
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The camera stays on Tess, standing still with plates of food in her hands.
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In fact, it's more for when you're standing still rather than when you're walking.
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So Microsoft might be sitting pretty, but that doesn't mean Windows is standing still.
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But, as Wales shows, devolution can also be used to keep things standing still.
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I had only seen one butt, standing still in a jockstrap for two seconds.
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But that argument melted away this week and his standing still did not improve.
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Even though Huawei can only release Google-free phones, the company isn't standing still.
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The Chinese are building staff throughout the continent while America is largely standing still.
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"I wasn't a good husband," he said, standing still, shifting into a quieter register.
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I get anxiety from standing still yet I have physical issues that impact my mobility.
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He either A. thought he was standing still, or B. really didn't give a shit.
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In the sixth round, Sharkey was lunging after Carnera with overhands and standing still afterwards.
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The menu doesn't evolve much, and it feels like it is standing still at times.
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Chinese companies are not standing still as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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Like all M cars, the M5 seems glued to the pavement, even when standing still.
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An average car that is parked still needs 145 square ft just by standing still.
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"We are not standing still," Chief Executive Kevin Plank said on a post-earnings call.
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Most people think it's all about standing still, but it's far more subtle than that.
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He was standing still, which made me wonder whether he was handing out free samples.
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"We work in a state of frustration all the time," she said, briefly standing still.
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All of this lent itself to a feeling of being stranded, of time standing still.
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As our economic competitors have reduced taxes, America has fallen behind by simply standing still.
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She may be going to Hell, of course, but at least she isn't standing still.
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Notice that the athlete isn't standing still—the whole body rotates slightly with each movement.
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There will be tanks -- standing still, not rolling -- and there will be fighter jets flying overhead.
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A danger is that standing still and resting on your laurels can precipitate a swift tumble.
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With us, that person is standing still, and they're really not limited to a single cart.
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The big day is almost here and all at once, time is racing and standing still.
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It requires standing still for two minutes with nothing to concentrate on but their boring mouth.
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If kids don't learn to wobble, they never learn to walk; they end up standing still.
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"We weren't doing nothing — we were standing still," she writes of one moment in a performance.
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Ancient Taoist exercises, called internal martial arts, promise a host of therapeutic benefits from standing still.
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Defensive position Apple and Google are well aware of the threat and are not standing still.
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But the iPhone 5C is now more than two years old, and Apple hasn't been standing still.
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Time will tell if this is a viable approach, but it's clear the company isn't standing still.
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Standing still when your competitors are sticking yellow bunny ears on video selfies isn't really an option.
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Your liver and kidneys might not work as great as they would if you were standing still.
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I chose a place in the back of the crowd where nobody could see me standing still.
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One of the biggest mistakes new players make in multiplayer shooters is standing still during a fight.
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Manny Stul, CEO of Moose Toys, says that "not standing still" is what motivates him the most.
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I sometimes felt like I was standing still, and perpetual motion looks so much better, doesn't it?
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Not even the steadiest grip can prevent vibration, whether you're standing still or chasing after your subject.
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When it stumbles across something that might kill it, it has the lamentable habit of standing still.
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Of course, right now quarantine will feel stressful — and time might even feel like it's standing still.
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Because of this uncertainty, companies like ours are standing still, unclear on how and where to invest.
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In this nightmarish puzzle box, all he's tasked with is standing still and hoping for the best.
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He frequently interrupted Clinton and had trouble standing still while she spoke, sometimes appearing in her camera shot.
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The photo results from the Coolpad Legacy and Rokit IO 33D are blurry, even when I'm standing still.
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Given the recent history, it is inevitable that Al Ani's photographs emit a sense of time standing still.
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Companies often get away with standing still (Thiel is still on Facebook's board, for instance) but not always.
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And it reminds you that while marching is important, sometimes you can make a difference by standing still.
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Fifteen surrounding bodies immediately repeat my actions, myself standing still as I watch them recreate my improvised movements.
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At the end of the last episode, some favorite "Game of Thrones" characters were in unusual spots: Standing still.
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If he can get his man standing still (or lying prone) he can unleash some ferocious elbows and kicks.
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Some distance away, a square box is illuminated; inside is Ms. Herbertson, standing still, in silhouette, amid swirling fog.
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If you were in that house, standing still on the staircase outside that room, you would hear that laughter.
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Drawing Water Standing Still is on at the Haines Gallery in San Francisco from June 1st to July 29th.
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Manfred's character is standing still in the virtual world of the 22 sci-fi online multiplayer game WildStar Online.
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We could have stayed up with (Tarasenko) at the end there and tighter on him instead of standing still.
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We're still getting used to the idea of a store where there's no checkout, but Amazon isn't standing still.
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Time and again Mr Xi is shown standing still while foreign leaders walk towards him to shake his hand.
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You must be dry, sitting or standing still, and able to hold your hands in place for 30 seconds.
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It monitors workers' every move, tracking exactly how much they're lifting and how much time they spend standing still.
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Mr. Leguizamo registers as hyperkinetic even on the rare occasions he's standing still during this 90-minute performance piece.
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The auction's other offerings were far more likely to be enjoyed at the most sedate of paces: standing still.
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So, I would always say never stand still even if you need to make it look like you're standing still.
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But if not, her dance performance has her standing still on a stage, similar to waiting in a waiting room.
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The directors spend long stretches of Cargo on characters tramping around the outback, surveying their surroundings, or otherwise standing still.
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"Trying to reinvent your business has its risks, but standing still may be an even dicier proposition," the host said.
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If you're standing still, you're definitely screwed—so you join in the fray and hope to not get trampled underfoot.
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The kind of opportunities that Canelo just couldn't get out of Golovkin when he was standing still against the ropes.
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Every weapon, if you're standing still and click to fire, the bullets will go in a pattern that is identical.
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When the Palestinian man is shot, he is standing still in the field, apparently posing no threat to Israeli soldiers.
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Hot Since 82Can only be a one-hour performance piece involving Bruce Willis standing still and staring at the audience.
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And if they get caught standing still for too long, she'll shoot out the right straight and do some damage.
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Sterling Shepard, the last Giants starting receiver standing, still finds himself on this week's injury report, with a hamstring injury.
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House of Cards now seems fascinated by repetitive movement, by how endless climbing can start to feel like standing still.
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Though WeWork claims to be testing its co-living concept with these two inaugural buildings, the company is hardly standing still.
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I have more anxiety standing still than I do moving and traveling, which probably explains why I've released so many records.
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I tried standing still while my friends went by me, and I tried shooting a photo as I followed them down.
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Leaning on the dugout railing or standing still out in right between pitches, he looks calm and sure of his ability.
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We know that Anderson Silva will be looking to dance away, and only standing still when he wants Bisping to lead.
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Snapchat, for its part, isn't standing still, today releasing its own set of augmented reality effects, albeit underwhelming compared to Facebook's.
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Her mom, Bibi, is doing fine and, because of her experience standing still for ultrasounds, is allowing milk to be collected.
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"The main thing was that the whole of football was being progressive and we found ourselves standing still," van Oostveen said.
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If you're standing still in an empty field, hitting the spacebar will cause a tiny ripple of energy to surround you.
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Kaldowski, who recently took over from Lukas Braunschweiler, is having to navigate a changing landscape where rivals are not standing still.
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And then there are actual slave boys that look just like those well-tanned bronzes, and at first they're standing still.
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Some Trump advisers are concerned that he underestimates the difficulty of standing still, talking pointedly and listening sharply for 90 minutes.
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It's a bit weird to see a bank adding new features as many banks have been standing still for too long.
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When I was standing still A$AP Rocky began doing the Harlem Shake before the Harlem Shake became the Harlem Shake.
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Just before the show began, one model who'd been standing still in the sun alongside her poised peers, swayed and teetered over.
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This idea never came to fruition, in part, because Americans realized that it's impossible to innovate and dominate while you're standing still.
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"Trying to reinvent your business has its risks, but standing still may be an even dicier proposition," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"You have to be opportunistic when you operate in a disrupted market and keep on moving rather than standing still," she said.
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Standing still, out in the open with your hands up is only going give the opponent time to look and to think.
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We watch as the child fails to cooperate, attempting to actually play with the toys rather than standing still for the photograph.
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Major Tammy Patterson of the R.C.M.P. told reporters it was not uncommon for cadets to collapse after standing still for prolonged periods.
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The problem for James is that while the Cavs were improving, Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors were hardly standing still.
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"Nothing makes you look more old than filming videos like this, completely stationary," she said, holding out her phone and standing still.
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But even as Netflix reported its biggest net addition of streaming members in its history, Mr. Hastings was not satisfied standing still.
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Famed astronomer Charles Messier noticed these objects while studying comets—indeed, they looked like comments standing still in the sky, according to NASA.
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There were *cough* a few game overs and quite a lot of staring at maps and standing still, but the gang did it.
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When standing still, the heat your body loses also forms a warm protective layer around you, which serves to slow down heat loss.
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This is one of the featured prints in Goldsworthy's new solo exhibition, Drawing Water Standing Still, at the Haines Gallery in San Francisco.
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He was standing still, because he saw me coming or somebody else coming and he didn't move until everybody else was gone again.
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The prime minister's inactivity since the election means that it would be more accurate to describe her as a dead woman standing still.
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Players' tops must cover their midriffs while they are standing still, and shorts or briefs must have at least a one-inch inseam.
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He arrived at the spot with enough time to stop, turn back toward the plate and make the catch while almost standing still.
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But to stare at the river for too long was to feel as if it were standing still and the field were moving.
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The sun is starting to set, two cars are stopped behind him with their lights on, a dozen people are watching, standing still.
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They focused on the midrange jumper, the cotton shot, practicing it off one foot and two feet, on the move and standing still.
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Actually, if this were real New York, that train would be standing still due to signal problems at Lexington Avenue or some such crap.
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OKC Thunder star Steven Adams knocked his teammate OUT COLD in a game last night ... but they weren't fighting -- Adams was literally standing still!
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The Best If You've Got Some Money to Spend — Mondaine Helvetica 2503 SmartwatchSwiss watchmakers aren't standing still while legion of smartwatches pass them by.
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His body seemed to curl and ripple even when he was standing still, and he uttered his crisply pronounced words with a provocative languor.
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"The Tornado called three commercial ships that were breaking maritime security law in Spanish territorial waters by standing still ..." Borrell told reporters in Brussels.
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Every company has unique systems, processes, and threat concerns that security operations need to adapt to, and of course, hackers are not standing still.
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Sony's A7R II may be the darling of the camera world at the moment, but it doesn't mean other camera makers are standing still.
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Rather than standing still and waiting for him—as so many of his opponents have attempted ineffectively—forcing him to commit to coming forward.
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It also uses a self-balancing system that absolutely prevents the possibility of a tip-over, either when in motion or when standing still.
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His style was sometimes considered cowardly because he used his footwork to evade heavy bruisers rather than exchange blows standing still, like a turnip.
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Still, the N.L. East may be the only division with at least four teams building for 2019 instead of standing still or tearing down.
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Even though Huawei can only release Google -free phones, the company isn't standing still and is releasing flagship phones at a normal pace. 5.
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"These familiar visual remembrances bring us closer to those with whom we shared these cherished places; if not standing still, here time slows down."
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Surveillance video shows girl hurled into a cabinet The video shows the 3-year-old standing still at a desk before the employee approaches.
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An 8-bit game world blinks into being: baby blue sky, tessellated stone ground, and in between, a squat, red-suited man standing still—waiting.
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The tops of the branches look like they're blowing in the wind, but I can confirm they were standing still when I took the shot.
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Berlin Film Festival FIPRESCI winner An Elephant Standing Still runs nearly four hours, while the documentary Dead Souls clocks in at eight and a half.
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At one point, there's a scene of him running that I'm pretty sure was shot with him standing still in front of a green screen.
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After standing still for a few minutes, all but the ones dressed like riot cops in back walk slowly in formation through the parting crowd.
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This is an album that opens with the pained whisper of "Speed Trials," essentially a tribute to futility, a track about running while standing still.
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The interruptions lasted for two to five minutes and included standing still, light walking, simple resistance exercises or moderate-intensity walking, depending on the study.
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But the emergence of John Paul Stevens as the court's most liberal justice was not simply a result of standing still amid a shifting landscape.
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But the emergence of John Paul Stevens as the court's most liberal justice was not simply a result of standing still amid a shifting landscape.
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To heighten the sense of time standing still, the women's makeup and hairstyles, though contemporary, incorporate the bottle blonde and red lipstick of the 1950s.
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More specifically: The rough stability in overall staffing, however, masks a few notable changes between 1994 and 2014: But even standing still is really falling behind.
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Federal Reserve Board chair Janet Yellen The Federal Reserve is standing still, deciding to keep the short term interest rate it controls between 1% and 43%.
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Furthermore, the Singapore Exchange (SGX), having emerged as the biggest trading center for offshore Indian derivatives and a top threat to India, is not standing still.
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It's easier to drive than traditional RC motorcycles as the omnidirectional back wheel allows the bike to turn a full 360 degrees while it's standing still.
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While they work fine inside and standing still, the Galaxy Buds can really struggle in areas with a lot of radio traffic, like New York City.
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Its two main competitors are not standing still however, as both the Audi Q5 and BMW X3 have or will be getting updates of their own.
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Bale's thrilling athleticism and a burst of speed propelled him between Sergei Ignashevich and Igor Smolnikov as if the two experienced Russian defenders were standing still.
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This isn't bad when the Pokémon is standing still, but it becomes extremely difficult when more difficult Pokémon are moving back and forth across the screen.
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Users are asked to perform tasks like navigating a maze, touching colored objects as they light up certain colors and standing still within a defined space.
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Even in the middle of August when humidity in New York is at its highest and I'm sweating just standing still, this foundation doesn't melt off.
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All of them at various stages of evolution with their unique expressions of expectation or anxiety, curiosity or self-consciousness — standing still for the intrusive camera.
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"You don't want to get stuck standing still and having to look down at your screen," Ms. Goodell said, "because you're going to get knocked over."
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The idea is that if that company is standing still relative to its competition, it's eventually going to lose its edge to a more determined rival.
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"It's about never standing still and finding new ways to maintain The Queen's presence in the public eye and on the world stage," the posting says.
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Rather than standing still, Grab is reported to be raising $1 billion in fresh funding at a valuation of $10 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Of course, AWS isn't standing still either, it grew 48 percent last quarter by Canalys' estimate, while Synergy has AWS marketshare up a tick to 34 percent.
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This constant movement helps to release tension in the lower body, burn more calories more than sitting or standing still, and just makes standing way more bearable.
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"It's about never standing still and finding new ways to maintain The Queen's presence in the public eye and on the world stage," the job description states.
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"It's a daisy-paper-chain, a glum photo-op for the state media, and the performance of a hapless administration running while standing still," Mr Mathieson laments.
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With such low odds of stopping the ball, goalies would rather look like they tried by diving left or right, instead of looking stupid by standing still.
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He never did it standing still in front of McGregor, he'd step in on McGregor, then step back out to range, never provided a stationary punch bag.
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"All of time standing still / life's a dream, nothing's real" McMullen sings in hushed and contained voice, as he sets his hair on fire with a candle.
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The internet industry, which considers net neutrality essential for its business, isn't standing still — and it may be keeping some of its most potent tactics in reserve.
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I've been piloting for three years now, but I still struggle to execute a perfect 360-degree orbit around a subject, even one that is standing still.
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History seemed to be standing still, and it appeared that dinosaurs would keep on ruling the world forever, as they had done for over 150 million years.
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Celtics hold off Pistons for 102-43 win BOSTON — There were times in the second half Wednesday night where the Boston Celtics felt time was standing still.
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"Let me / keep my mind on what matters, / which is my work, / which is mostly standing still and learning to be / astonished," she read, then looked up.
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"While Intel is standing still, TSMC isn't, so by the time Intel has 10nm in server we expect TSMC to be firmly in the lead," he said.
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It came out in 2013 with a winning formula and for the most part has been standing still ever since; its repetitions are part of its art.
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That scene was a timely but dystopian image: the combination of running that gets you nowhere while standing still allows you to be placed under someone else's power.
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On a visit late last month, a Reuters correspondent found that cranes in several sections of the port were standing still because there was no cargo to move.
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Because Jupiter spends nearly half the year appearing to move backwards, its retrograde period will be most noticeable this month when the planet seems to be standing still.
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He just stands there and takes the bite, which unfortunately is a pretty common sight in the series — people just standing still, usually screaming, and being actively bitten.
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On a visit late last month, a Reuters correspondent found that cranes in several sections of the port were standing still because there was no cargo to move.
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This either needs to be a hard cut to try and escape Golden, or plow into the guy and make him think twice about standing still when tackling.
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Looking outside at the bustling streets of Times Square now from the windows of this quiet, almost-empty building made me feel like, inside, time was standing still.
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He's still very awesome and an athletic marvel, but as most of his colleagues are rounding out and improving their games, Wall appears to be standing still. 22.
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Still, beware: Your social media feed on some level is teaching you how to use media, and your literacies are only ever increasing or decreasing, never standing still!
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A man and woman nudged their way through those standing still and talked through the song about the best way to find their seats the moment it ended.
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Many of the adults had retreated uphill to molt, a process that involves standing still for several weeks, itchy and hungry, while new feathers push out old feathers.
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That requirement, though, put a serious damper on Apple's progress and made it, for a time, look as if it was standing still in the smart home race.
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Trailblazing can be arduous work — it could even seem risky; however, standing still appears to be an even greater risk, as the virtues of innovation speak for themselves.
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It will be screened with "The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film," a briefer monument to silliness that Mr. Lester made with Peter Sellers in 2274-20986-8110, filmforum.
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The man, who has remained offscreen, murmurs, "With or without you," and then there's a cut to the woman, who's standing still next to a huge metal winch.
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If you are a person who criticized them both, for instance like me, well, it feels like you're standing still, praying not to become a target for a bullet.
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He paused near the door, meandered down aisles, and eventually ended up standing still right where the staircase meets the exit, staring at the audience instead of the screen.
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Turns out it's exactly as she says; Standing Still is a foot spray loaded with soothing aloe, arnica, tea tree oil, and menthol to comfort painful aches and blisters.
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One of the major problems is the mismatch between the visual perception of motion given by the VR headset and the inner ear telling you that you're standing still.
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The two men describe the next few seconds as "time standing still," but Armani says he specifically remembers, in that moment, seeing a family in the Times Square crowd.
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Also known as think-knees, he says they're mostly nocturnal shorebirds of open areas that are highly camouflaged, and hide in plain sight during the day by standing still.
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But that standing still represents an erosion from his 2016 vote among blue-collar whites in 12 of those states; in five of them, he's declined by double-digits.
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It's easy to imagine an awesome room-scale adaptation of a movie like Equilibrium, whose most iconic action sequences involve standing still and shooting at enemies in all directions.
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It's been a glorious few weeks of watching countless of videos featuring people standing still, but before we put the #MannequinChallenge to rest, every dog must have its day.
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"This month tested my mental health, but here I am, still standing, still grateful, still happy, still a fat covergirl… but I'm also f—— exhausted," she wrote on Instagram.
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And walking around the mostly-empty building that's rich with history while people hurry around outside eerily made it feel like time was standing still inside One Times Square.
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My roommate found me, standing still like an idiot with a pan of rapidly browning cookies in an oven-mitted hand, listening to the voice scream, Not for you!
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Furthermore, there have been two recent races in Virginia in which Republican candidates outperformed their poll standing: Still, it should also be noted that Virginia polls aren't always off.
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In those last few minutes, its players would have been forgiven for feeling that the clock was standing still, for wishing that it would move just a little faster.
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Standing still for forty minutes—absolutely still, without moving a finger or shifting your line of sight—is something few of us have ever been called on to do.
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Standing still with her left hand on her hip while music played, Ms. Carey told the audience that there had not been a proper sound check before her performance.
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At least now, though, the host nation has hope, in the form of that cherubic boy in the No. 17 shirt, standing still in the middle of the tumult.
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To shine a fresh light on the long-standing, still unsolved case, in March 24699 Netflix debuted an 8-part docuseries about the case, entitled The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
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Thankfully Alaska isn't standing still; the airline says it will incorporate Virgin America's best features — mood lighting, music, and high-speed internet — into its planes by the end of 2019.
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They are named Svartpilen 0003 and Vitpilen 401, or "black arrow" and "white arrow" in Swedish; appropriate monikers, since they look like they're moving forward even when they're standing still.
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Instead of standing still, catching Horford's swing pass, and probably missing a three, Smart sprinted into the paint and dragged Paul Zipser from the corner to prevent an open layup.
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The animal characters aren't always convincing when they're talking or standing still; the Uncanny Valley exists for CGI animals, too, and there's always something subtly off about these digital beasties.
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I remember everything standing still and I was able to really look at her, and see what it looked like when two women were together, and it was so beautiful.
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It's no less extraordinary that she did so while sitting down—a feat on a night when so many others were satisfied with standing still lest they make fools of themselves.
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"History has shown that with malaria there is no standing still – we move forward or risk resurgence," Gates said in a statement ahead of a "Malaria Summit" in London on Wednesday.
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And it's not like Apple is standing still either: the new iPhone 7 is the first officially water-resistant iPhone and adds stereo speakers and LTE Advanced for faster cellular connectivity.
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She was standing still, in conversation with a figure in a long black overcoat that looked, at least from a distance, to be much too heavy for the time of year.
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By decreasing the charge of Widow's Kiss, Widowmaker will be able to do more damage faster and be able to move more instead of standing still to charge up her snipe.
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In an image strongly reminiscent of George Balanchine's "Serenade," the work opens with the 21-strong ensemble, in blue practice clothes, standing still onstage, their feet turned in, their heads angled.
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Several other motifs have a deliberately pastoral character: a turn of the head and eyes to admire the view, a moment of standing-still receptiveness with one leg folded over another.
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The physical layout of the screens forces visitors to chart a mazy course through the gallery — the scrolling panoramic tableaus create a sense of constantly shifting perspective, even when standing still.
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Many tall players are good passers when standing still or posting up, but Giannis has become very good at making passes at full speed, often dropping the ball through tight windows.
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But these virtual characters are lost and alone in this huge open world, swimming and sinking in a vast sea, standing still in a rain-soaked city street, or running without a destination.
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There was no standing still and waiting for an attack in order to identify the intention en route—something which can only work consistently when training at quarter speed with willing rag dolls.
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Opinion polls say the MDP will get anything from 3 to 8 percent of the vote, largely at the expense of the PD, and continuing bickering could dent the PD's standing still further.
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Like going to the gym, which is definitely a way that only someone who does not go to the gym would describe the act of standing still and saying words for several minutes.
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While Pandora is now moving ahead with its own Premium tiers and (finally) some more international growth, and Apple is pushing hard on its own music product, Spotify has not been standing still.
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Now, its namesake is going where no other corporate CEO has ever gone before in American history, a move that continues to boost the value to his brand even when just standing still.
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People will stop to check on you, which is remarkable, considering that in New York, the penalty for standing still to look at your phone in the middle of a crowded sidewalk is death.
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"No matter if you're in a car or you're walking or you're in a plane, from the point of view of our satellites, you're essentially standing still," Adrian Steckel, OneWeb's CEO, tells The Verge.
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Kanye West, on the other hand, might be so used to popping a wheelie on the zeitgeist that he's forgotten the zeitgeist keeps moving forward even if you're standing still or pedaling against it.
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The beach's historic lighthouse (first established in 1816) and keeper's house, both remnants from a time before tourists began flocking here, convey a poignant sadness, standing still and all alone out in the dunes.
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"I always have a book for the standing still and waiting around times, like at doctor's appointments or my sons' soccer practices — that's when I get the majority of the reading done," she told Refinery29.
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Three bands playing a rock show in a room full of bored people standing still with arms crossed, while the sound guy DJs songs off his phone in between bands is not inspiring to me.
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Talking of cool new features, the Seerslab team is not standing still, with Chong talking about another interesting idea it has up its sleeve for Lollicam which he's not willing to talk publicly about yet.
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But in a league that's never been more loaded with great shooters who know how to leverage their gravity, Redick is a guru, always moving when he should and standing still when he needs to.
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An Elephant Standing Still is the debut feature from director Hu Bo, who rapidly made a name for himself in China with his novels and short films, but tragically died by suicide one year ago.
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"Since he was young he would argue about whether the world is round or flat, or whether the world is moving or standing still," Aww Bar Sa said, laughing at the memories of Wa Lone.
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The quick-footed Nishikori made 37-year-old Karlovic look like he was standing still, which he often was, as he raced to victory in two hours to earn a berth into the last eight.
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As each model put on their look from the collection, they took their place at the front of the carousel, standing still like mannequins in a shop window as the stage turned around the room.
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We're just starting to see the first phones with Qualcomm's X55 5G modem (announced last year) hit the market now, with devices like the recently announced Galaxy S20 lineup, but the company isn't standing still.
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You back up and pivot, going into the next room, flushed with a warm red light from other projections or lamps (unclear) where you weave through an obstacle course of people standing still taking selfies.
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Digging deeper into the emerging hierarchy of Korean society, Youngsoo also documents those who are without activity, standing still in a sea of urban noise as reminders of the people left adrift in times of upheaval.
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On Thursday, the cast and crew of NBC's annual musical event participated in the challenge of standing still (and remaining in character) as the camera moved throughout the sound stage and captured the moment on set.
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Rahul and Anjali tell their truths atop the pyramids, as you do, with colorful costumes and sensual lyrics ("I am standing still, while the earth beneath me moves / My heart is beating, my breath has stopped").
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But it was no more surreal than anything else in Times Square: a man standing still holding a small handwritten sign — "Jesus the best way" — or Batman nodding in approval as we walked past him, singing.
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Now that her mother and siblings are out of Syria and building their lives, and she too is safe in the Netherlands and standing still after all those years of constant moving, Souad is examining herself.
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When he throws the occasional right hand amid his jabs he can startle the finest boxers in the world, but when he starts standing still to throw a third and fourth, Khan becomes a lot more vulnerable.
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But there are many critics, too: parents who fret about leaving their little darlings in the hands of ornery sergeants, and students who complain (occasionally on social media) about long hours of standing still and unpalatable rations.
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"This very quickly dematerializes from a growth story into a company that's really standing still, just looking to right its capital structure," said Jim Sanford, portfolio manager for Sag Harbor Advisors, which does not hold Valeant shares.
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Ouliana Ermolova will be curating at MOCAD and offsite the exhibition STANDING STILL, LYING DOWN, AS IF (opening October 26), a group show that addresses the artist's need to engage actively and radically within a framed space.
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On the Pokémon Go map I'm hopping all over the place while standing still, and sometimes the phone doesn't even bother to connect to a Wi-Fi signal until I turn Wi-Fi off and on again.
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Whether he's sprinting off a down screen or standing still on the perimeter, Bridges has already mastered a skill that will raise his floor and insure his place on an NBA roster for at least a decade.
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I get back to G.'s in one piece, but standing still for longer than 30 seconds has sweat pouring down my face, so I walk across the street and grab a green tea frappuccino at Starbucks ($7.513).
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"He has no interest in standing still, he has no interest in repeating himself, he has no interest in anything remaining the same … He is a man that is intrigued by what can happen, not by what has happened."
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Standing still while my friend came at mePhoto: Brent RoseFollowing my friend down on a snowboard (everything blurry)Photo: Brent RoseAnother big shock was just how much narrower the field-of-view on the original Hero is compared to its contemporaries.
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On day one, the idea nearly imploded before take off: After a few tries, standing still and then in transition, with Zormelo defending him close, aware of what move Durant wanted to do, he drop-kicked the basketball across the gym.
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Running away would be too suspicious, but greeting her is risky with my limited Latin, and standing still for too long will give her time to notice that my jacket is far too structured and shiny to be from her time.
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The fosse that day, after weeks of rain, brimmed and foamed and hid the Whin Sill and its usual zagged path in a pounding-down of polar-bear spume, ropy and rippling but somehow standing still through sheer insistence, sheer abundance.
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Over the past decade, dance and other modes of performance have become staples of museum programming; it's no longer unusual to find dancers crawling, loping or standing still in the galleries of the Tate Modern or Museum of Modern Art.
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It was particularly hilarious because on the previous possession, Cavs scamp Matthew Dellavedova drew an offensive foul simply by standing still, holding up his hands, and slapping James Johnson in the chest, creating the only real contact between the two.
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The Demon comes standard with just a driver's seat, while its drag racing-style transmission brake is a production car first that helps it achieve its record-setting acceleration by letting drivers build up engine speed while the car is standing still.
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The huge open-floor plan was broken up by structural beams and movable walls hung at staggered intervals to encourage meandering, but "Songs for the Standing Still People," a mixed media installation by Timothy White Eagle (White Mountain Apache), was a natural centerpiece.
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But the team behind the project is also clearly looking to keep innovating because standing still is obviously not an option in technology and we've already seen that OpenStack (like the Borg) is at its best when it assimilates new technologies like containers.
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According to Minute Physics' math, if you found yourself standing completely naked outside when the temperature hit 32 degrees Fahrenheit—the freezing point—the minimal speed you'd need to run to feel warmer than just standing still is 12 miles per hour.
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But since most of us dress appropriately for the weather, minimizing areas of bare skin when it's cold out, in reality you'd probably only have to run about four miles per hour—a brisk walk—to feel warmer than just standing still.
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Before the last of these, the television cameras lingered on him standing still atop the mound in what can only be described as a "gunslinger shot": glove at one hip, ball at the other, forearm-length sleeves fluttering in the cold Ohio breeze.
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I hit pads, but I have to be doing it with someone that knows that they can move me around as well, so it's shots and then moves, shots and then moves, not standing still doing a million shots on the spot.
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Most of the pictures I need to take for work require fast autofocus and flexibility, and the images I capture in my personal life are all of my kids, which aren't too keen on standing still for 30 seconds while I try to lock focus.
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There are a lot of Democrats who see her as someone who has been subjected to character assassination, to vicious attacks, on a scale few women and no men in politics have ever encountered — yet she's still standing, still capable of remarkable grace under fire.
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"We are old enough and close enough to the end that you kind of take a look and see there are some people who seem to be moving stuff forward and then there are other people who are standing still," Green said without endorsing Buttigieg.
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The 81-second video clip, taken by a soldier, surfaced on social media on Monday and stirred debate and censure for showing the targeting of a Palestinian who appeared to be standing still, to the sound of approving shouts and profanity by at least one Israeli soldier.
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Every fighter in the world can be taught to circle out when they get near the fence, but most are apt to forget it as soon as they start breathing heavy, eat a good punch, or feel like they can land some heavier shots by standing still.
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Although an officer defends the use of force in the report, claiming that "Johnson bound off the wall toward me," the video shows him standing still during the encounter, looking at his phone, until he is quickly wrestled to the floor — apparently contradicting the officers claim.
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But it's also imperative for dealing with these forces that are propelling this angry populism, but I also fear that as we cozy up to the Kim Jong Uns and have our love affair with these dictators that the rest of the world is not standing still.
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But he — in comments echoing those made by many experts — said he fears that adversaries like China may have already progressed beyond the U.S.'s achievements in those fields "Our adversaries are not standing still, they are investing heavily in AI, in quantum computing," Langevin said.
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The cop says when Seferian-Jenkins got out of the car, he was swaying in circles when he was standing still ... and after the NFL player refused field sobriety tests, the officer arrested him on the scene, claiming he believed ASJ was both drunk and high.
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When I told my friends that I was stockpiling risotto recipes, many of them grimaced, or lamented the famously repetitive labor of making risotto: standing still over a stove for nearly an hour, pouring stock over rice in small increments, and stirring a pattern into a pan.
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In our conversation, Wesley traced a 30-year history — starting with "The Toy" and "Driving Miss Daisy" — of what he called "racial reconciliation fantasies," stories of racial harmony told through the eyes of white protagonists on a journey of discovery, with supporting black characters standing still.
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To some extent, future-proofing is always partly actually handcuffing yourself to the past, and the trajectory Musk envisions for Tesla doesn't allow for much in the way of standing still, even in the interest of helping customers feel like they're getting more value out of their investment.
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The best-known Larry Norman song is probably "I Wish We'd All Been Ready": Two men walking up a hill One disappears and one's left standing still I wish we'd all been ready There's no time to change your mind The Son has come and you've been left behind.
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If you've ever been to Miami in August, you know that the sweat pools in your lower back within moments of stepping outside, even when standing still in the shade, so imagine chasing after a toddler with almost every inch of your skin covered in 90 degree heat with 90% humidity.
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With a skill set void of any obvious weakness—he can defend several positions, make plays off the bounce, shoot on the move or standing still, create his own shot, post-up, cut, and so on—Hayward is, on paper and when healthy, a natural fit in just about any environment.
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He might seem aloof — I maintain a vivid picture of him standing still against a fence, head wrapped in noise-canceling headphones, amid the pre-race celebrations before one of the races in Brooklyn last summer — that all falls away when you get him talking about the details of his job.
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The move in December I think was the right move, but I think we are going to have to be slow and patient – doesn't mean standing still – and I think we will make another move sometime in the not too distant future if GDP recovers in the way I expect.
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APPLE&aposS TIM COOK ATTACKS TRUMP OVER TARIFFS, TRADE IN NEW INTERVIEW Apple TV Apple has struggled to make its Apple TV set-top box as important as the iPhone, iPad or even the Apple Watch, but the company is not standing still, announcing several new updates for the Apple TV 4K box.
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On the other hand, while We Copwatch aims to deescalate situations, the film just as often shows group members and other civilians escalating them, by crowding police officers and screaming in their faces— even during low-key conversations, even when the officers are standing still, trying to listen to the citizens' concerns.
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"Nothing is standing still in his market, and I want to make sure neither is BT." However, aside from the fiber target, Jansen, who took up the role in February, made few other early strategic changes, for example in sports content, a bigger retrenchment in IT division Global Services or more job cuts.
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"Nothing is standing still in his market, and I want to make sure neither is BT." However, aside from the fibre target, Jansen, who took up the role in February, made few other early strategic changes, for example in sports content, a bigger retrenchment in IT division Global Services or more job cuts.
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" (Sure enough, newer builds of the game have ditched the auto-throw of the dagger for a thrusting attack, and a well-aimed arrow now results in an instant kill.) "A lot of people said that the other stages in the first game had too many lethal traps - in one, standing still would just kill you outright.
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THE QUALITY OF THAT GROWTH HAS GONE UP. THERE'S A LOT MORE BUSINESS INVESTMENT SHOWING UP AROUND THE WORLD AND THAT MEANS THAT THE EQUILIBRIUM INTEREST RATE IS STARTING TO MOVE UP WHICH MEANS THAT POLICY, WHETHER IT IS IN THE U.K., IN THE U.S., IN EMERGING MARKETS, IF YOU ARE STANDING STILL, IT IS BECOMING MORE STIMULATIVE.
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For this is a book about the difficult work of standing still; it is a book that suggests that although (maybe?) the ideal human state may in fact be movement, the more challenging one is remaining exactly where you were born, that accepting that the earth may not be yours to occupy is its own kind of nobility.
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During the hearing, Matthew Goodman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies emphasized in his testimony that the 11 other members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership are now engaged in 27 separate trade negotiations with our competitors – but without the U.S. In short, we lose ground by standing still, and we have already begun to lose out.
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Unlike Barbra Streisand, who plays similarly sized venues, or Prince (to whom Beyoncé paid tribute by piping in "Purple Rain" as a wall of purple light filled the stage), Beyoncé doesn't know how to build on the intimacy of a record by minimizing the dancers and the sets and simply standing still, the better to be seen.
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And standing still to switch colors in the most volatile combat situations is a one-way ticket to another loading screen, especially when Joule is locked into a dome force field that only drops when all enemies are defeated—getting pinned against the barrier will see your health bar smashed to smithereens, Joule easily stunned and unable to dash away from a barrage of attacks.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch The "Standing Still" singer spoke to PEOPLE in January about instilling her son with the sense that he will always be an evolving person — and for him to know that that's OK. "My greatest wish for my child is that he learns that he's constantly able to reinvent himself," the singer said.
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I'm loath to assume that these songs are actually about Tyler—they might be, but it's shallow to assume that all art is grounded in reality—but it felt like there was significance in the way the set was built around tracks that alluded to identity and sexuality like "I Ain't Got Time" and "Garden Shed," the latter of which was performed with Tyler standing still on his podium, looking out into the world.
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To address these issues, the guidelines recommended measures including: aiming for two hours a day of standing and light activity (slow walking) during working hours, eventually progressing to a total of four hours a day for all office workers with mainly desk-based roles regularly breaking up sit-down work with standing using adjustable sit-stand desks or work stations avoiding long periods of standing still, which may be as harmful as long periods sitting changing posture and doing some light walking to alleviate possible musculoskeletal pain and fatigue, and recommending employers warn staff about the potential dangers of too much sitting at work or at home, as part of workplace health and wellness activities.
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