He grabbed boards—maybe not enough—he dunked, and he missed jumpers, year after year, for sub-par team after sub-par team.
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There is also the fact that trendy areas go hand in hand with high valuations and the creation of not just sub-par investment vehicles but sub-par financial assets.
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The cost, several quarters of sub-par growth, outweighed the benefits.
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These people aren't always obvious about their sub-par texting behavior.
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One is centered on plugging sub-par data into the applications.
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Bundy rebounded from a sub-par start against Boston on Aug.
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When we talk about sub-par parents who also happen to make
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He might've made some sub-par albums, but he never fell off.
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That leads to sub par education around all-things sex and sexuality.
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Does Phet often encounter excellent fighters who prove to be sub-par trainers?
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You were trying to get Kanye to listen to your sub par beats.
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However, after a while, ordering out and eating sub-par meals gets old.
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The keyboards were sub par, the screens were bad and processing just crawled.
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It's the stocks of companies that were supposed to report sub-par earnings.
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And a business that earned 12%, it was a sub-par business then.
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Bagel-loving New Yorkers criticised the initial design for its sub-par appearance.
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Here's the full suit, screenshots and all, showing the alleged sub-par viewing experience.
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Water Well Whispers The sub-par challenge was just prelude for a spectacular episode.
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If you're a millennial, you've probably heard that we have sub-par savings rates.
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But, you'd be mistaken in thinking that a relaxed atmosphere means sub-par street style.
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There's only a few weeks before summer ends: Don't spend them grilling sub-par corn.
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In my testing , the V30 was consistently producing sub-par photos in low-light scenarios.
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If you find that an employee's performance or attitude is sub-par, honesty becomes critical.
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From over-policing to sub-par health-care access, systemic racism is killing black women.
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No, this is nothing more than a sub-par, Wunderground-ready, improv-comedy-class skit.
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Paltrinieri, third in 14:05.533, said his sub-par performance had been down to illness.
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While still sub par, that could be taken as a hint of better times ahead.
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Restaurant Week is sometimes criticized for limited menu options, sub-par entrees and skimpy service.
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On that front, Pimco expects a sub-par yet above-stall-speed rate of economic growth.
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We want to have children, but expect to be given advantages, excuses, for sub-par performance.
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Both central bank bosses are confronted by plummeting inflation expectations, sub-par growth and geopolitical paralysis.
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Other questionable contracts led to the provision of sub-par maintenance and 40-year old ammunition.
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For some users, it's sub-par, far worse than on the previous generation of MacBook Pros.
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Gift cards and cash back also offer sub-par value compared to using points for travel.
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So modularity looks like a very slow, sub-par 'solution' — if solution it be — to affordability.
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The beers are good but the dinner is really sub-par, and I'm kind of disappointed.
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The veggie burgers of old were like the electric Nissan Leaf—sub-par but self-righteous.
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He predicted "20 years of ugliness" for the economy due to a stretch of sub-par progress.
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The video isn't stellar, but the access it granted the viewer negated its sub-par production quality.
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Today flyers still endure hidden fees, late flights, bruised knees, clapped-out fittings and sub-par food.
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Everything Chef Bryan cooked was superb; how would my amateur skills and sub-par meat stack up?
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I was really surprised, given that prior experience with Windows 10 Continuum has been pretty sub-par.
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We see this repeatedly in the sub-par outcomes of well-intentioned legislation and underfunded agency programs.
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That, along with a recent sub-par U.S. data has weighed on the dollar in past weeks.
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We all wander through our days tempting fate by porting around gadgets with sub-par battery life.
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As a result of his sub-par outing, the Yankees optioned him to Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes-Barre.
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In Samsung's case, in phone mode you get a very thick phone with a sub-par, elongated screen.
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Sustained sub-par demand in major markets is expected to keep prices on the defensive, three traders said.
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Is this Sketch repenting for his sins, or accidentally admitting that some of the work is "sub par"?
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Wendy's aired the famous "Fluffy bun" commercial in 1984, featuring three old women questioning a sub-par hamburger.
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A majority of the analysts said they expect a prolonged period of sub-par activity followed by recovery.
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Riders who did experience harassment, assault, and other abuse claim sub-par responses from the ride-hailing company.
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But eventually, the math gave way to relativity, and Gordon was edged out on a (relatively) sub par dunk.
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If those two earlier crises set the pattern, investors are looking at an extended period of sub-par returns.
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T The sub-par performance could be overlooked if the price was more in line with other fashion headphones.
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Having a sub-par profile, which is essentially your online resume, could mean you're missing out on job opportunities.
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Every city features sub-par versions of certain dishes, and knowing them is a perfect weapon against transplant snobbery.
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Axalta shares popped 22 percent on the news, even as the company had just reported a sub-par quarter.
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The backdrop: Long hours at work, sub-par pay and skyrocketing housing prices are meeting pushback from Chinese millennials.
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Sub-Par Prep Before The Base CoatA hand massage is one of the best parts of the manicure, right?
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The U.S. economy is far from robust, posting a sub-par 1.2 percent increase in second quarter gross domestic product.
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But despite all the easing, the global recovery has been "pretty sub-par," Coulton noted, pointing toward rising wealth inequality.
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Blizzard's proclamation also accepts that the console versions of Overwatch lag far behind even the sub-par PC reporting features.
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These changes will lead to more overcrowding in sub-par private prisons and, most certainly, increased the burden on taxpayers.
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The food in the lounge was sub-par, but I really didn't mind as I saved room for dinner onboard.
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If the speaker was available at a fraction of its $3,000 price, the sub-par sound quality could be overlooked.
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I already was delivering what I felt was a very sub-par performance; my voice was not there 100 percent.
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Tim Tebow, the Michael Jordan of sub-par quarterbacks who tries really, really hard, wants to give baseball a shot.
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Steph Curry scored a quiet 23 points last night, which is a lot for many, but sub par for him.
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That leaves consumers in the unenviable position of choosing between emptying the bank account or opting for a sub-par experience.
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I was coming off two pretty sub-par seasons so I did everything I possibly could and just hopped on board.
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The Kansas City Royals are getting away with some sub-par efforts from their hitters thanks to a dominant pitching staff.
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Meal kit services have been in the public light lately thanks to Blue Apron's sub par performance on the public market.
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The rapper, who's known for releasing politically charged tracks, feels that the U.S. territory receives sub par treatment from the government.
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Meanwhile, earnings are also starting to rebound after years of sub-par performance, which could help boost equities and the rupee.
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Weak product launches, slowing growth and sub-par 8003 and 2016 holiday sales drove the stock down to just over $7.
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Abe took office in late 2012 with a bold plan to shake off 15 years of deflation and sub-par growth.
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That said, his sub-par athleticism worries some teams and the Chargers already have an emerging edge rusher in Melvin Ingram.
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The app was sub par when the device launched but they are working hard to improve parental controls and the like.
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I don't feel guilty, though, because I have to work so hard to get sub-par grades, and it's not fair.
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World bond yields are currently at their lowest level on record, depressed by mounting worries over sub-par growth and anaemic inflation.
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We're envisioning monster who assumes the form of Gordon Ramsay and eliminates our taste buds as punishment for eating sub-par cuisine.
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That being said, the aesthetic of the S7 Active is sub-par compared to the titanium silver sheen of the S7 Edge.
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Just as Android smartphone cameras were getting really good, phone makers decided to ruin everything with silly unproven sub-par dual cameras.
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The rise in prices also followed a sub-par reading from the New York Fed's gauge on regional business activity in October.
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Exxon Mobil — UBS downgraded the oil giant's stock to "sell" from "neutral," saying Exxon has sub-par metrics and an expensive valuation.
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Small businesses often operate on razor-thin margins and business earnings continue to be sub-par in this so-called economic recovery.
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"These folks will go elsewhere too and we will get stuck with sub-par applicants," O'Connor said at a news conference Tuesday.
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An Ohio woman who reported some sub-par Chinese food, while she was still in the restaurant, was a full-grown adult.
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You'd have a sub-par curry with her after, and then she'd hold your hair while you got sick in a bush.
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The problems Wolf cited ranged from sub-par passport technology to a failure to sufficiently exchange information on terrorism suspects and criminals.
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Luckily, I didn't spend too much money on such a sub-par experience, but I've learned to not cheap out on accommodation.
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Some have compared the current iPhone cycle to Apple's iPhone 6 launch, which was widely seen as a sub-par product release.
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The lackluster performance of business investment during this decade has played a central role in the sub-par growth of the economy.
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The Yi 4K+ is only $300, but I can't recommend it to anybody due to its sub-par image quality and considerable bugginess.
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Only 28 of the remaining 71-man field managed under-par scores on Saturday, but Garcia shot a 10th successive sub-par round.
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Uber says it wants to better understand your ride experiences and to recognize top drivers, not just deal with the sub-par situations.
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Australia's A$1.6 trillion economy is struggling with the demise of a once-in-a-lifetime mining investment boom with sub-par growth.
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"The stock had really run up beyond the expectations of most people who look at fundamentals," she said, referencing Snap's sub par financials.
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The assertion would be laughable, if not for the disturbing implication that the EPA can only function when it uses sub-par data.
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How long will the customer continue to flock to record stores for $50 Lana Del Rey Albums and sub-par 180 gram reissues?
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Even if it you only judged their entire record on that one song, and if anything, this sub-par rendition proves exactly why.
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It was a Tiger Tiger for fucks sake, you might as well mourn every slightly sub-par stock take in your local Wetherspoons.
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Instead of taking sub-par images that leave much to the imagination, this camera puts the audience in the center of the action.
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As Congress prepares that request, however, it's worth pointing out a perennial truth about the government's disaster response efforts — they're usually sub-par.
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After serving our country, they become cogs in a byzantine system, delivered outmoded treatments and profit-driven pharmacology that produce sub-par results.
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Even if you feel like you generally have it going on, your feed may not reflect that if you have sub-par photos.
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Darcis played the match of his life in defeating a sub par Nadal, who did recover to win the US Open two months later.
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Snack maker Kraft Heinz saw an opportunity in February to apply a cost-cutting lightsaber to the Anglo-Dutch regime's sub-par operating margin.
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On the flip side, the app's apparently sub-par construction doesn't seem to be having much of an effect on its success just yet.
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But in a sea of Android that's still full of sub-par skins and ROMs, the Nexus 6P shines with its bloat-free software.
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Only meant to order two slices, but what with my Italian being well, somewhat sub-par, I accidentally ended up with six. Accidentally. Ahem.
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Wainwright's sub-par outing was part of a lost weekend for the Cardinals, who are off to their first 3-9 start since 1988.
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He said economic growth has been sub-par and that will continue to be reflected in certain names in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.
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It seems that they didn't want to travel halfway around the world only to deal with potentially sub-par waves, disease and pollution sickness.
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Beer bottles spill mid-aria, and it is okay for audience members to shun sub-par seats to sit on the concrete warehouse floor.
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Young people know that they don't have to settle for sub-par sex, and I think dating apps have something to do with that.
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In the grand scheme of things that 2016 has to answer for, a sub-par season of The Mindy Project probably isn't the biggest deal.
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"We believe the fundamental reality remains that AAPL's valuation is materially sub-par to what we anticipate is its long-term revenue and EPS potential."
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HE WAS VERY UNHAPPY WITH VICTORIA'S SECRET AND REPLACED ALL OF ITS MANAGEMENT BECAUSE HE FELT FOR THE LAST FOUR QUARTERS IT WAS SUB PAR.
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For example, Sony's support page says that PS Now streams are capped at 720p resolution, which is sub-par no matter how you spin it.
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As fun as it is to give during the holidays, saving your shopping to the last-minute can often result in some sub-par presents.
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Martinez snapped a string of sub-par performances from Cardinals' starters by pitching seven innings to get the 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers.
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Brazil's economy grew by 1.1% in each of the last two years, a sub-par recovery from a devastating recession in 2015-16, economists say.
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JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Bank of America all report on Friday and Goldman reports next week, and the backdrop right now is sub-par for Cramer.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)No one gets a cheap phone because they want to have a sub-par experience filled with stuttering and lagging apps.
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I've seen many so-called transparent speakers that use a sheet of glass or translucent plastic to generate sound, and they've all been distinctly sub-par.
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"It has been a sub-par recovery … It has been disappointing … but we haven't seen the sort of things that would drive a recession," he said.
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That doesn't apply in the case of the U.K. economy of course, and it appears the BOE is not taking any chances on sub-par performance.
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" She says the real reason Rhymefest went on the attack was sour grapes ... "You were trying to get Kanye to listen to your sub par beats.
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Growth in the developed economies over the past two decades has either been sub-par or artificially and often dangerously supported by debt and asset bubbles.
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If the quality of the product was sub-par, or if people got sick and even died, that moonshiner would not be in business for long.
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Scholarships extended to college athletes are not adequate forms of compensation because the education provided is often sub-par, according to a new report from Sen.
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No, it's not the newest seat in the sky, but — aside from the cosmetic damage and the sub-par screen — it stood on its own merits.
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Whether we're pursuing eternal love, great sex, or solid banter over negronis, our sub-par dates can be just as formative as our objectively good ones.
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They blamed the euro as an instrument of German austerity policies that led to rising poverty, soaring unemployment, deep recession and a sub-par economic recovery.
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He is not against antidepressants, he adds, only he feels the evidence for their use is sub-par and that lifestyle measures are too often overlooked.
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Once I popped it out of the box, though, I quickly realized that sub-par manuals and not-so-great included recipes are par for the course.
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Waylens helpfully includes small cable guides with adhesive backs in the box, but these proved sub-par on the adhesive side, and consistently fall off the window.
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In my early days as a VC, I admittedly relied on investment signals and diligence of other "top seed funds," which sometimes led to sub-par decisions.
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Author Jenny Blake has discussed with CNBC some of her book's strategies on dealing with a sub-par job, learning new skills and finding your career passion.
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Better to be absorbed by Google and produce the best Android phones than continue on the path of cranking out sub-par flagships that nobody's really buying.
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An outdated PC can cause virtual reality applications to underperform, with low frame rates and sub par graphics, resulting in a degraded immersive experience and motion sickness.
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The YouTube star, known for creating brilliantly sub-par inventions that technically get the job done in an extremely unpleasant way is revolutionizing the way we shower.
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This also means on iOS that you have to manually switch networks to the dedicated RearVision one, or be okay with the sub-par Bluetooth connectivity experience.
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The best ice axes came from Austria, but they often had to rely on ski shops that overcharged for Austrian goods or sold sub-par, imitation products.
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Image via YouTube Social media can be a vapid, self-serving circle of bullshit that makes us feel continuously dissatisfied with our own seemingly sub-par existence.
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The camera may be mediocre and the battery life sub-par, but it flips, damnit, and it looks like those classic Razr phones, just a little bigger.
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Some critics and social media users have accused the show of normalizing or even glorifying stalking, with only the sub-par excuse that, well, ghosting is wrong.
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When it was Andrew Garfield, I experienced the thrill of watching my established crush rise to the mainstream, but recognized the sub-par material he was met with.
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Schröder can blow by defenders who play him too close, but he's a sub-par finisher and at just 22017 pounds may always struggle some in this capacity.
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Its gaudy design is marred with a sub-par touchpad and keyboard, with gaming performance hobbled by a graphics chip that can't take full advantage of the screen.
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These networks have sprung up across the nation as a direct reflection of the country's growing frustration with sub-par broadband speeds, high prices, and poor customer service.
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Analysts polled by Reuters suspect the economy expanded by a sub-par 0.3 percent in the December quarter, after a disappointing 0.3 percent rise in the third quarter.
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It's the same reason that, in following this advice, you'll end up with sub-par tacos and swamped among hundreds of other tourists seeking Austin's essence of cool.
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Ducks coach Randy Carlyle was happy to have Perry play a familiar role — scorer — after a sub-par 215-254 season saw the winger score only 24 goals.
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Talbot bounced back from three straight sub-par performances with a 2-1 overtime victory in Chicago on Thursday that helped Edmonton snap a four-game losing streak.
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But supplies of high-protein wheat used to make hearty breads and pizza have tightened due in part to a sub-par protein crop in the United States.
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Butler has constantly offered sub-par work that has garnered him a level of financial security and fame, ensconced in the uncompromising safety of whiteness and male privilege.
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All in all, some slightly sub-par stitching on the buttons was an easy fix, and no big deal considering the price and general quality of the jacket.
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Sub-par earnings growth, profit margins and return on equity combined with growing political risks have clouded the case for European stocks in recent years keeping investors away.
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Workers also sometimes remain in workplaces that are actively harming their health, whether through stress or long hours, just to maintain access to sub-par health insurance coverage.
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If you have a strict budget, you don't have to settle for a sub-par Bluetooth keyboard – the Omoton Ultra-Slim is sleek, stylish, and only costs $14.
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The delay in the rule's implementation means that for-profits will have more time to enroll more student veterans in sub-par programs without any warning or information.
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Reds RH Dan Straily (21-22, 22) Davies bounced back from a sub-par effort closing June with a strong start against the Washington Nationals on July 2855.
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But Nucor's story has not been without blemishes; the company has been at fault for missing earnings estimates in the past because of sub-par execution, Cramer said.
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During that year, hedge funds surpassed $2500 trillion in total assets but also saw some $210 billion walk out the door as investors grew unhappy with sub par returns.
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While they are concerned about housing, growth in some parts of the economy is still sub-par, and the Aussie dollar may be too strong for the RBA's comfort.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Argentina's long trophy drought, combined with sub-par organization, is further evidence that Brazil's dominance apart, the gulf between South American and European football is growing.
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While margins float above Treasuries, there can be no doubt that after years of sub-par growth and extraordinary monetary policy, investors around the world are reaching for yield.
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Several fursuit review sites have sprung up to help furries find their ideal style, but also to weed out unoriginal, fly-by-night, or otherwise sub-par suit makers.
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Stroman has lost steam as the temperature has heated up as the 24-year-old turned in his fifth sub-par outing in his last six turns on Sunday.
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The problem is part of a wider Latin American scourge of highway robbery that acts as a further drag on a region long held back by sub-par infrastructure.
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With two finishes under his belt in Rizin already, over sub-par opponents, Cruickshank was matched with the long time veteran of the Japanese circuit and submission machine, Satoru Kitaoka.
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After his sub par performance, many wondered if Arrogate had been injured, but jockey Mike Smith and trainer Bob Baffert said nothing was wrong with the four-year-old colt.
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That glacial drop was unlikely to deliver any recovery in wage growth, however, which was seen running at a sub-par annual pace of 2.3% this year and 2.2% next.
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This new setting arose out of concerns among filmmakers (hence the name) that users were getting a sub-par viewing experience of the media that creators had so painstakingly composed.
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And the state has a poor record: the highest unemployment outsider the former-communist east, the most burglaries in Germany, chronic traffic congestion, high indebtedness and sub-par educational performance.
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North Carolina's junior guard Joel Berry II struggled through three straight sub-par performances to end 2016 and has authored the perfect response in the first two games of 20143.
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De Castro has seen all manner of failings: from buildings whose beams were not connected, to poorly-joined steel frames and sub-par windows that exploded when hit by winds.
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These fires are said to be caused by sub-par lithium ion batteries and cheap manufacturing, but it's not just the potential for fire that is under the CPSC's microscope.
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Miniscule pay hikes have become a global phenomenon, but Australia - which came out of the global financial crisis relatively unscathed - is now straddled with sub-par growth and discouraged consumers.
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Add anxiety about rising immigration — seen by some as depressing unskilled wages as well as a function of sub-par growth elsewhere in Europe — and the surprise becomes less shocking.
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"We think execution was sub-par for about three years leading into 2017 and has improved under the return of its co-founder as CEO [Jack Dorsey], " the note stated.
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The AERO 15 doesn't have a sub-par display, but next to a MacBook Pro it still looks pale, with a colder hue compared to the Pro's warmer, crisper look.
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It seems this sub-par treatment and respect stems from the original SAG-AFTRA interactive contract, written in 1994, at a time when video games were a very different industry.
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Drunk Elephant Precious Cargo Kit, $88 (valued at $132), available at Sephora Celebrating the holidays always leads to a sub-par complexion — there's too many cocktails and not enough sleep.
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In its quest to prevent the economy from overheating and inflation from taking off, the central bank creates a situation where the average condition of the economy is sub-par.
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A pick-me-up is badly needed as years of sub-par wage growth has pinched household incomes, while a long downturn in home prices have eaten into consumer wealth.
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"I think with the two knockdowns I definitely won the fight," said Wilder (40-0-1), adding that he started slow and rushed his punches in a sub-par performance.
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Well, the main one is that the TV's speakers are a little sub-par, and compared to some other TVs in its price range, the black-levels aren't that deep.
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Cramer was equally unenthusiastic about the eight-biggest loser, Merck, which he said suffered from sub-par growth and a 3.5 percent yield that wasn't enough to stave off sellers.
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Bengals running back Jeremy Hill, who is coming off two sub-par seasons, rushed for 26 yards on seven carries behind a revamped offensive line that has three new starters.
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While golden parachutes are common at large companies, it's a tad infuriating in this case, given Mayer's penchant for overspending and sub-par performance during her five-year tenure as CEO.
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We'd start off by bribing someone who was of age to buy us a blunt from a gas station, pitch on some sub-par shwag, and then nominate someone to roll.
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The researchers found that although two thirds of these women were concerned about their ability to have children later on, many of them reported receiving sub-par information about fertility topics.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A closely watched measure of Australian business confidence declined in August while conditions remained sub-par, suggesting momentum in the corporate sector was weakening, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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Investors are pushing back against some companies with governance practices they view as sub-par, such as co-working space landlord The We Company, which recently shelved plans to go public.
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This affordable option can crisp up your ingredients at up to 400 degrees with complete ease, as well as reheat food at its ideal temperature (no sub-par french fries here).
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Over time they eventually built a modest gym, and despite what some may call a sub-par facilities, it was Mee's grit and dedication to his fighters that mandated their success.
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Such two-way concerns are unfamiliar territory for a Fed that under Powell's immediate predecessors had to focus mostly on just one kind of risk: too-low inflation and sub-par growth.
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Key is that while the U.S. economy carries on creating jobs at a respectable pace, wage growth remains sub-par and overall labor market conditions, which peaked in December, are steadily deteriorating.
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Raul Reyes: Trump's sub-par performance Here is a note to all candidates at presidential debates: If you find yourself engaged in combative behavior with the moderators, you have lost the debate.
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Traders are waiting to see whether European policymakers will lower a key deposit rate by 10 basis points in order to mitigate risk of global trade tensions and sub-par regional inflation.
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If not, massively scaling the company to meet the demands of a major partner will likely lead to sub-par hires to fill an urgent need while slowly poisoning the company's culture.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Spain's acting Economy Minister Nadia Calvino said on Wednesday the country would more widely outperform the European Union's economic growth if sub-par growth in Catalonia returned to average.
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Recent U.S. data has been sub-par, with Citi's Economic Surprise Index for the U.S. at its lowest level since February 2016, indicating that data has been coming in under market expectations.
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The U.S. recovery/expansion since the global financial crisis has left a lot to be desired with sub-par real gross domestic product (GDP) growth, disinflationary pressures, and anemic capital spending trends.
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This coach should not have been suspended; he should have been praised for running a good game and preparing his players well, not being punished for the other team's sub par performance.
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After installing WorkLink on their phones, employees can then simply use their favorite browser to surf to an internal website (other solutions often force users to use a sub-par proprietary browser).
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Yesterday evening, Shaquille O'Neal asked Drake to perform his way through a few bars from "Back to Back" while Shaq moved his mouth and made a sub-par beatboxing noise with it.
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Although I was in basic economy, I wasn't treated as a sub-par passenger who was trying to skirt the system to get a good deal and instead, was given every courtesy.
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Analysts polled by Reuters expect economic growth to have slowed to 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter, from 0.9 percent, keeping the annual growth rate steady at a sub-par 2.5 percent.
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The Garibaldi is the signature drink at Dante in New York's Greenwich Village, and according to the bar's beverage director, what would actually make it 'too woof' is sub-par orange juice.
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Hollywood has now perfected its formula for plundering superhero stories, and it's not just the stereotypical comic book guys who line up to throw their money away on sub-par adaptations anymore.
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"It's evident that these Chinese companies would be willing to temporarily accept some sub-par returns on their purchases ... but be sure that they are not going to overspend," Upside Finance's Gargiulo said.
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The thing that makes the least amount of sense ... is that guys like Nathan Peterman and other sub-par quarterbacks are getting multiple workouts and opportunities with NFL clubs while Colin is not.
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But networking gear is mostly "meh," with ugly and cumbersome hardware and sub-par software, often using dated web-based interfaces that might as well require a computer science degree to figure out.
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It's nice that the camera has a 3.5-inch touch screen (although the resolution and quality of the screen is significantly sub-par to every other screen I've used in the past year).
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The Fed typically avoids prescribing fiscal policies, though its members have been more strident as their plans for a more aggressive policy tightening fizzled in the face of sub-par growth this year.
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With returns in equities potentially sub-par for the next decade or more due to demographic and other pressures, pressuring corporate America to run itself better may prove to be money well spent.
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Only 14 of the 19633 players on breezy Sunday shot a sub-par round but he churned out par after par before birdies at the 14th and 18th earned him the Claret Jug.
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For years, Cramer saw the company as a sub-par competitor to Intel, but recently, AMD's new leadership started turning things around, tying the company to the lucrative data center and gaming sectors.
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Markit lowered its estimate of fourth-quarter GDP growth to 0.5 percent from 0.6 percent a month ago, which compares with a sub-par 0.4 percent recorded in the third quarter of 2015.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A closely-watched measure of Australian business confidence improved in July but conditions remained sub-par and employment waned in a worrying sign for the economy, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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The only downside might be the sub-par screen, which does have visible pixels at its 1,280 x 153 resolution, though it's honestly not that bad, and neither is the tablet's slight sluggishness.
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The 34-year-old, who made the 10th defense of his WBC title, is yet to win over the entire boxing industry, with criticisms of his apparently sub-par technical skillset still continuing.
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The government has long faced criticism over the treatment of such workers, who work as "technical interns," amid numerous reports of sub-par working conditions, salaries that are below minimum wage and long hours.
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"However, this phase of sub-par growth is likely to persist longer-than-expected, and we recognize that even a healthy expansion can be thrown off course if buffeted by a large enough shock."
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Favors and Gobert are both trying to bounce back from sub-par efforts after combining for 12 points, seven rebounds and one block in a 102-96 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday.
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For $240 they don't come cheap, but for the peace of mind of knowing you'll never have to buy another sub-par pair of cat-eyes again, we say they're well worth the splurge.
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In addition to sub-par encryption and a smart card design that Wallach and company thought was susceptible to hacking, the study took issue with the fact that these systems offered no paper trail.
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Tigers RH Mike Pelfrey (33-23, 26) Velasquez bounced back from a pair of sub-par outings by striking out 23 over five scoreless innings to pick up a win over Miami on Tuesday.
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Upon landing in New York, I realized that although there were some disappointing surprises along the way, like no access to the Signature Suite and sub-par food, the entire experience was actually enjoyable.
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He went to his very first hotpot restaurant but thought that the food was sub-par and the staff were rude, leaving him convinced of the value of excellent customer service, according to Bloomberg.
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NEW YORK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Spain's acting Economy Minister Nadia Calvino said on Wednesday the country would more widely outperform the European Union's economic growth if sub-par growth in Catalonia returned to average.
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If you're looking to adhere to the ideals of "fewer, better" — or you only want to devote closet space to things that genuinely bring you joy to wear, you're probably avoiding cheaper, sub-par options.
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For some apps, like Google Maps, this doesn't "break" the app, but it makes it look sub-par, almost as if it's a much older iPhone model (as some early reviewers have already pointed out).
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Be sure to look them over to avoid picking up sub-par merchandise, but even if you don&apost discover an issue until you get home, Costco&aposs generous return policy will still protect you.
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Sub-par Alberta crops pose the biggest threat to Rogers' supply in about a decade, forcing it to shop for CWRS wheat further east in Saskatchewan, at greater cost, said grain procurement manager Pip Jordan.
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"The services PMI remains consistent with sub-par growth, despite its modest improvement in July, suggesting that the economy still isn't strong enough to warrant higher interest rates," said Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Savers are forced to pay for sub par investment results in exchange for liquidity they don't need, while more traditional pension plans investing in both long- and short- term investments consistently outperform without increased risk.
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As the weather trend known as El Nino rolls out in the Northern Hemisphere and dumps rain, there has been growing talk an El Nino-impacted "wet bloom" could yield a sub-par 2325 crop.
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And in a world of sub-par inflation and weak wage growth, higher nominal debt on both national and individual levels is a potential worry because the real value of that debt continues to rise.
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Sophomore point guard Chris Chiozza had a sub-par game against Mississippi State but junior backup Kasey Hill's strong second-half defense against high-scoring I.J. Ready was one of the keys to the victory.
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"Even after 'capitalized' synergies of $6 billion, the returns would be sub-par and exposed to the cyclical downside risk inherent to Rockwell's end-markets," Cowen and Company analysts covering Emerson wrote in a note.
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But if you think the economic expansion stalls out and is sub-par, or the Fed steps on the pedal and we get four rate hikes, you can definitely argue the markets will be lower.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - Former world champion Yohan Blake, who is still seeking to return to his best after years of sub-par performances, clocked 10.11 seconds in 100m qualifying at the Jamaican Athletics championships on Thursday.
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But between her sub-par typing skills, her critical boss and the fact that she had to support herself and her young son Michael, she needed to find a way to hold onto her job.
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"This week of earnings season has historically produced sub-par results for stocks because we seize on the worst ones and we play a collateral damage game that can extend to the entire market," Cramer said.
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This isn't just a safety issue, like going on the road with a sub-par lidar system or without checking the headlights — it's a failure of judgement by Uber, and one that cost a person's life.
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That leaves the ECB with the familiar role of having to prop up sentiment in the 19-country euro zone, where growth is sub-par and export-driven and there is little room for government spending.
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Kasatkina took advantage of a sub-par serving night from the more powerful Williams as the match progressed, forcing long rallies that ultimately wore her 37-year-old opponent down over the course of the contest.
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He's a deep threat that can break for a huge play if given the opportunity and the right scheme, but a rotating cast of sub-par quarterbacks in Arizona never made the most of his talents.
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While potentially a tough sell for users like myself who've had a sub-par experience in the past with earlier and cheaper models, a test-drive easily argued the case for entry and intermediate level users.
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The recent release of the American Society of Civil Engineers infrastructure analysis painted a bleak picture of our nation's transportation system, giving a sub-par grade of D+. The impact of failing highway infrastructure is tangible.
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Assistant Governor Luci Ellis also pointed a finger at the tax man as one reason for sub par growth in incomes and consumption in recent years, even as employment stayed firm.
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Brewer hit back-to-back threes from the left corner, the second on a third-chance possession, and forward Trevor Ariza had 20 points as the Rockets survived a sub-par shooting night from guard James Harden.
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You might say it's an easy way to infuse a sub-par product with a kick—something a shady dealer could one day theoretically use to beef up skunk weed if he or she were a sociopath.
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On the snow in Korea, however, Kenworthy saw disappointment: After a strong qualifying Tuesday in the men's slopestyle event, where he was a defending medalist, he had three sub-par runs in the final and finished last.
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Masahiro Tanaka (2-1) surrendered a homer to Whit Merrifield in the sixth among the four hits he gave up, but rebounded from a sub-par outing Sunday against the Chicago White Sox with seven strong innings.
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Disaffection sown by sub-par growth then risks becoming a feedback loop that further saps economic activity just as the world economy and its labour markets are struggling with intense pressure from ageing demographics and new technology.
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Peterson is confident that his actions on that day were appropriate under the circumstances and that the video (together with the eye-witness testimony of those on the scene) will exonerate him of any sub-par performance.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) responded to a series of sub-par economic data by cutting rates twice since June to an all-time low 1.00%, ending a record spell of unchanged policy since August 2016.
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One entity that has previously applied to grow the drug for research, the Scottsdale Research Institute, sued the DEA earlier this year, alleging that "sub-par" government-provided cannabis interfered with efforts in researching PTSD in veterans.
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"Economic growth is predicted to be modest during the remainder of the year, with likely sub-par growth in industry and services activities as implied by leading indicators," the central bank said in its policy review statement.
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As I stood beside the somewhat uncommunicative playwright, the two of us pumping our fists in the air and chanting our support for our chosen wrestler, I realized that even sub-par dates can teach us about ourselves.
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Economists at research consultancy TS Lombard on Monday said sub-par indicators released so far this year suggest the economy may even have contracted in the first quarter, with uncertainty over reforms putting company investment plans on hold.
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The U.S. economy's sub-par economic growth has exacerbated income gaps between the country's racial groups, a top Federal Reserve official said on Wednesday, adding that better education for Native Americans in particular would boost productivity and output.
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And, with the streaming giant's sub-par performance at Sunday night's Emmy awards (Hulu and HBO were the big winners of the night), larger studios could be looking to swoop in and take up Netflix's original programming mantle.
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Economic activity advanced at a 28503-percent annualized rate in the second quarter (versus the initial estimate of 22019 percent), a nice bounce after the sub-par 1.2-percent increase recorded in the first quarter of the year.
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Whether you can't stand selfies or have a light-up phone case so that you never have an excuse to snap a sub-par self-portrait, the biggest trend to hit social media isn't going away anytime soon.
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The finance ministry cut 7003 subsidies qualifications for Lifan Group and Chongqing Hengtong Bus Company for the use of the sub par batteries, which involved 320 million yuan ($47.7 million) in subsidies, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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And the cannabis that's available for research has been assailed by scientists as "sub-par" material that does not accurately represent the diverse array of products — and potencies — available for sale in states that have legalized recreational cannabis.
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After nearly 210 years of near zero or even negative interest rates and trillions of dollars in new cash stimulus, the world's top central banks have just about kindled a spluttering, sub-par expansion with jobs to boot.
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The government has committed to posting a primary deficit this year of 139 billion reais, a goal that has been made harder to reach due to the economy's sub-par growth and the resulting shortfall in tax revenue.
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"Therefore, if you still need to provide stimulus, perhaps monetary policy isn't the way it is going to be forthcoming," The U.S. economy is far from robust, posting a sub-par 1.2percent increase in second quarter gross domestic product.
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Reds RH Anthony DeSclafani (25-24, 2.30) Perdomo is keeping a rotation spot warm for Andrew Cashner (neck), who is set to rejoin the Padres early next month, and is hoping to bounce back from a sub-par effort.
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Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard had a rare off-night — 14 points on 3-of-13 shooting — and had plenty of company when it came to sub-par performances, prompting coach Gregg Popovich to appreciate the break in the slate.
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But Federal Reserve officials questioned the rosy Republican scenario, saying that proposed tax cuts could deliver a short-term growth surge but also bring high inflation, burdensome government debt levels and an eventual return to sub-par economic growth.
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Yet, under pressure from the most radical elements of her party, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) demanded the removal of some intellectual property protections from the USMCA and by doing so has thus rendered the agreement sub-par.
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Designed by a bartender of over ten years who was tired of using sub-par equipment behind the bar, Top Shelf promises that you'll get "a perfect watertight seal every time," and our research backs the claim up. Wiki.ezvid.
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Parents often seem inclined to take this accurate observation and interpret it backwards: They can develop a kind of paranoia that the children of middle class professionals could have their life prospects crippled by attending a sub-par school.
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Some Fed policymakers have begun to push back on the Trump administration's assertion that its tax cut plan would boost the economy, cautioning it could instead trigger high inflation, unsustainable debt and an eventual return to sub-par growth.
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Domestic activity slowed sharply in the second half of last year, the figures released on Wednesday showed, with gross domestic product (GDP) rising 0.2 percent in the December quarter following a sub-par 1.23 percent in the previous three-month period.
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Metroid has made a few wrong turns since the Metroid Prime Trilogy, with sub-par spinoffs like Federation Force and disappointing games like Other M leaving fans like myself longing for a return to the Super Metroid-style 2D adventure.
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A group of cis guys from Leeds don't seem like obvious successors to Blige's crown but, thanks to multiple repetitions of "You're bleeding from within," what could have been a sub-par alt-rock anthem became an accidental period pop classic.
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They've got a Facebook page, they're recording sub-par music, it's cut-and-paste, there's no real musicianship behind it, and it's really clogged up a lot of the freeways for real musicians who have worked hard at their craft.
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And, many of them will be played by movie stars like Dakota Fanning and Tiffany Haddish, meaning these characters will probably be obsession-worthy — it's not like anyone is luring true A-listers to the small screen with sub-par stories.
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Having also eaten my share of sub-par babi guling—hardly the worst thing in the world, but not quite the carnivorous nirvana I'd just achieved—I wasn't willing to wing it, though, so I decided to ask an expert.
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Domestic activity slowed sharply in the second half of last year, the figures released on Wednesday showed, with gross domestic product (GDP) rising 0.2 percent in the December quarter following a sub-par 0.3 percent in the previous three-month period.
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Read MoreHow China is changing your dinner plate The possibility of under pollination and a sub-par 2016 almond year also alludes to an agricultural ecosystem that increasingly has been moving toward higher margin, permanent crops likes almonds, walnuts and pistachios.
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Some of his colleagues have begun to push back on the Trump administration's assertion that its tax cut plan would boost the economy, cautioning it could instead trigger high inflation, unsustainable debt and an eventual return to sub-par growth.
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"We believe the close vote should send a message to the board that shareholders are losing patience and no longer willing to settle for sub-par total shareholder returns and ongoing share losses," said Bonnie Herzog, an analyst at Wells Fargo.
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Here are the five most prevalent problem employee behaviors and how they play out in the workplace: Underperforming employees produce sub-par work that fails to meet expectations, which means those around them are forced to pick up the slack.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The likelihood of the European economy falling into recession is "very low" the European Central Bank's Vice President Luis De Guindos said on Thursday, but cautioned about an ongoing period of sub-par growth in the bloc.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia may be destined for another two years of sub-par economic growth as debt-laden households keep their wallets shut tight, though analysts are hopeful lower interest rates and tax handouts would help it dodge a recession.
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Investing for climate change had been a niche on Wall Street, often generating sub-par returns, but in the coming decade it is expected to become a much broader and more critical investment strategy, driven by a new generation of investors.
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The English duo of Marcus Arimtage (70) and Jack Singh Brar (72) are tied fourth on four under-par along with South Africa's Thomas Aiken (70), as only 25 players in the field of 155 managed sub-par rounds on Friday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A closely watched measure of Australian business confidence edged lower in September while business conditions remained sub-par, indicating aggressive rate cuts have been unable to lift the mood in the corporate sector, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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Annual economic growth eased to a sub-par 2.3 percent in the last three months of 2018, while early indicators suggest this year has started on a weak footing, prompting financial markets to price-in an interest rate cut in August.
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When asked what was most likely for London housing market activity over the coming year, around two-thirds of respondents replied by saying an acceleration rather than a prolonged period of sub-par activity followed by a recovery or a slowdown.
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By using Brzezinski's face as a special effect, he attempted to make us believe a she was so desperate for a place in the boys' club that she was willing to stand on the steps of a sub-par resort, gushing blood.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Federal Reserve officials have started to push back on the idea that the Trump administration's tax cut plan would boost the economy, cautioning it could instead trigger high inflation, unsustainable debt and an eventual return to sub-par growth.
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The trend continued with a sub-par effort from Jon Lester in Saturday's 5-3 loss in which Chicago was short-handed, with reigning National League MVP Kris Bryant battling an illness and starters Addison Russell, Ben Zobrist, and Jon Jay nursing injuries.
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When it comes to credit cards, understanding your interest rate and how it works can be the difference between staying out of debt with an excellent credit score and falling behind in your payments and dipping to sub-par credit score ratings.
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ECB President Mario Draghi could lower its key deposit rate by 10 basis points to -0.50 basis points, in order to mitigate risk of global trade tensions and sub-par regional inflation, but he may also pave the way for more quantitative easing.
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It looks like The Lawrence Arms' Brendan Kelly is looking to step on Buffett's sandal-covered toes and get in on this salt-rimmed, money-making scheme with his new song, "Shitty Margarita," an ode to sub-par tequila and bad ideas.
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The food was surprisingly affordable considering how trendy and upscale the atmosphere was — the most expensive pasta dish on the menu, which featured black truffles, was CA $26 (less than US $20) — but the service I received during my visit was sub-par.
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While the U.S. Federal Reserve has had some success in lifting its official interest rate off the record lows struck after the global financial crisis, 20203 years of sub-par growth have kept British and euro zone rates close to rock-bottom.
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Anyway, Myspace was nice because having our songs up there meant we got booked to play shows in locations as far-flung as "Guildford" and "King's Cross", where people could appreciate a semi-decent fake American accent and a sub-par Ataris knock-off.
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After looking at benchmark numbers for iPhone 210.2s models running different versions of iOS, the Geekbench team observed that while scores were consistently high on iPhones running iOS 10.23, there were clusters of sub par results when looking at iPhone 210.2s models running iOS 210.2.
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A number of other sectors exposed to retail, such as Brazil's mall operators, which include BR Malls Participacoes SA and Iguatemi Empresa de Shoppings Centers SA , are also set for a sub-par quarter, as the truckers' strike emptied out stocks at many tenants.
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Instead of fumbling through a sub-par language course in a traditional classroom environment — and struggling to find the time to practice — check out these helpful apps and online training courses, all designed to get to up and running with a new language fast.
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When I nagged OnePlus about this, their reps said they found memory-card performance was sub-par compared to onboard storage, and so they decided to skip it and switch to UFS 53 built-in storage, which speeds up everything from performance to loading.
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"FAM," an acronym for "Founders American Merchandise" designed to trick its members into feeling like a family, is a pyramid scheme selling sub-par goods with a familiar premise—namely the idea that any man, provided he is an American, can be a millionaire.
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A House Oversight Committee report out Monday has concluded that Equifax's security practices and policies were sub-par and its systems were old and out-of-date, and bothering with basic security measures — like patching vulnerable systems — could've prevented its massive data breach last year.
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They expect me to be able to accommodate their schedule on the fly, to make certain I do not waste their time with sub-par dates, and to organize the whole date so all they have to do is show up and say, "Hello."
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He added that it's better to have a trained professional lead a video than a sub-par leader initiate a live session, but either way, he said, it would be tough for the company to make sure the message was received equally by everyone.
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OTTAWA, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Canada will ramp up its spending on infrastructure projects by an extra C$81 billion ($60.49 billion) over the next 12 years in a bid to revitalize an economy struggling with sub-par growth, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said on Tuesday.
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Photo via David Kawai With this budget, Trudeau punches his membership card to the 'stimulus club' on the world stage — the collection of world leaders, including Barack Obama and François Hollande — who believe that state spending is the remedy for sub-par global growth.
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The overall thrust of the report ties in with a flurry of data over the past month or so showing Japan's economy is humming along nicely, an encouraging sign for policy makers as they try to vanquish years of falling prices and sub-par growth.
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"We think execution was sub-par for about three years leading into 2017 and has improved under the return of its co-founder as CEO [Jack Dorsey], " MKM Partners' Rob Sanderson wrote in a note to investors where he upgraded the stock to a buy.
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In an exclusive clip teasing season 8, obtained by TMZ, Spice is being told by an artist development agent that her appearance is sub-par, which sends her barreling into a doctor's office as she starts to consider whether she should potentially bleach her skin.
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Saturday's result will underscore Biden's resilience after an uninspiring campaign that has included a string of sub-par debate performances, but that has also opened a window into the former vice president's humanity in interactions with voters who, like him, have suffered aching personal bereavements.
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Research by the Project On Government Oversight indicates that the largest accounting firms are doing a sub-par job of auditing public companies and the regulatory agency that is supposed to oversee their work has largely given them a pass for their shoddy work.
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But earnings growth has been above that average for a year and is expected to continue into 2019: Q13 (est.): up 7.4 percent Q4: (est.): up 6.8 percent Q1'19 (est.): up 6.9 percent Source: Thomson Reuters This growth comes after several years of sub-par growth.
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Since Trump took office stocks have jumped even higher, with the Dow eclipsing the psychologically significant 20,000 barrier and tacking on about another 2 percentage points on market optimism that he will spur economic growth after eight years of sub-par gains under former President Barack Obama.
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Shotwell also told reporters at the gathering that the company is already testing Starlink connectivity for U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory use, and while she didn't reveal consumer pricing, did note that many in the U.S. pay $80 for service that is sub-par already, per SpaceNews.
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The stock market's sub-par performance when the world's biggest soccer tournament is going on could also be a function of stock traders being more interested in the dazzling ball-handling skills of Argentina's Lionel Messi and Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo than the dizzying gyrations of the Dow.
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SARANSK, Russia (Reuters) - Portugal coach Fernando Santos brushed aside various video assistant referee (VAR) decisions and a sub-par performance from Cristiano Ronaldo to stress his players achieved their main goal in a 1-1 draw with Iran by qualifying for the World Cup last 16.
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There's also an instructional component the first time you use the app that shows you how to pick a good background and lighting, and by nature of having a young audience (most current users are teenagers), they don't always follow the directions, which results in sub-par videos.
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The coalition was following up on research from the Project On Government Oversight, or POGO, that indicated the four largest accounting firms are doing a sub-par job of auditing public companies and that the industry's quasi-governmental overseer was doing a poor job of watching over them.
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"I think the greens are getting U.S. Open-like, but not as firm as they're going to get if we don't get any rain," Garcia said about the course that allowed a record number of sub-par scores in the first round after rain soaked the layout earlier in the week.
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"KO's sales growth is also likely to again be sub-par in 2017, as we see its organic sales growth continuing to lag the global non-alcoholic beverage category given a portfolio mix that still skews to slower-growth categories," analyst Judy Hong wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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In recent decades the volume of rain brought by the monsoon (which in a typical year provides 85% of all India's rainfall) has declined; this year's slightly sub-par affair is being greeted across most of the subcontinent as a welcome return to form after a couple of dry years.
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As the dollar rises further, "financial conditions will start to actually tighten, and we believe that the equity markets could have relative sub-par kind of performance in 2017, along the lines of 4 to 6 percent," Morganlander projected, adding that such a pullback could potentially "unhinge" the financial system.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Sub-par inflation over the past five years has caused a shortfall in the United States economy versus its potential growth path, St Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Wednesday as he fleshed out a proposal for a more dynamic system of setting price increase goals.
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Woodland beat out two-time defending champion and world No. 29 Brooks Koepka by three shots at the U.S. Open, carding a final-round 210 for a 235-under 271 total to become just the fourth player in history to record four sub-par rounds en route to hoisting the trophy.
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While it wasn't clear exactly how the original accident happened, the subsequent repair job was clearly sub-par, as our own George Dvorsky described at the time:What we do know... is that the curators were "ordered" from above to fix it quickly and that epoxy was used... But the story gets worse.
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We ranked the projects according to four factors, which included: Because some projects may have done extremely well, or poorly, on certain criteria — perhaps one had an off-the-charts Google search number, but a sub-par job-postings score — we threw out the top and bottom individual-criteria scores for each project.
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A lot of factors could have contributed to "Solo's" failure: a poor release date just five months after "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" hit theaters, behind-the-scenes drama in which Ron Howard reshot much of the movie late into production, and sub-par reviews compared to other recent "Star Wars" movies.
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In opting to stick to what actually works and feels good for you, you end up feeling like you're taking back some of the time stolen from you by all the books of Men's Poetry, sub-par veggie burgers, and pity dates that, against your intuition, you've seen through to the end.
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The health insurance industry, the Democratic presidential frontrunner, and many feeble liberal pundits who have more to fear from a sub-par oyster at Le Diplomate than the possibility of navigating Medicaid coverage, are insistent that many people like their private insurance, and those people must be coddled and protected at all costs.
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The U.S. Bureau of Prisons paid more than $2 million in bonuses to top administrators and wardens during the past three years while the agency was confronting persistent overcrowding, sub-par inmate medical care, chronic staffing shortages and a lurid sexual harassment lawsuit that engulfed its largest institution, according to government records and court documents.
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It exists to mythologize the bad behavior of men who made sub-par music and glamorize the ridiculous stereotype from a bygone era that women belong in the audience and not on the stage (or at the record label signing deals, or backstage managing the band, or working in radio — you did notice all those people were also men, right?).
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In its mere 1 hour and 41 minutes, Can't Hardly Wait dives deep into these six individuals' past, present and even future — both individually and in terms of their relationships with each other — adequately and hilariously without the story feeling rushed, also making it crystal clear that their fates have been sealed and no room for a sub-par sequel really exists.
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Now, on the tax side, the president's agenda is all about creating economic growth, and what I would say to that teacher or anybody else, we have had sub-par economic growth for the last eight years, and we fundamentally believe that the economy can get back to more normalized levels of sustained economic growth, which is getting to 3 percent GDP.
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ABOUT CONNECTICUT (22011-284: 260-11): Senior guard Rodney Purvis, who opted to forego the NBA draft, led the team in scoring last season with 12.8 points per game and Brimah, a 7-footer who ranked second in the country with 3.5 blocks per game as a sophomore, returns after his sub-par junior season failed to enhance his professional prospects.
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The converse of what Polgreen writes — that there are a number of places where you can share ideas — is that perhaps contributor networks are starting to lose traffic steam, on top of appearing like enablers of sub-par content, at a time when we're seeing an eroding of credibility of what we read online and need more quality, more than ever before.
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ABOUT MARYLAND (241.8-23, 22001-133): The Terrapins destroyed the offensive efficiency that had become the Wildcats' trademark - limiting Northwestern to 213-for-2 on 261-pointers and holding it to a sub-par assist-to-turnover ratio (11:12) after the Wildcats entered the contest shooting nearly 40 percent beyond the arc and leading the league in assist-to-turnover ratio.
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Watching Hannah lay out the plan for her own suicide in the 12th episode, for instance, feels so on-the-nose you want to wince, but the brooding Roman Remains cover of "The Killing Moon" that glimmers in the background evens out the creases and aligns it with cult indie cinema like Donnie Darko, rather than a Netflix show that would otherwise be sub-par.
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You could point out that the plot is inane, and so low stakes as to be comical (the worst thing to happen is a big storm that trashes Sophie's welcome decorations); that the mens' singing is truly sub-par when compared to the women's; and that Donna's friends (younger and older versions alike) are much more interesting and complex yet constantly have to take back seat to her lush blonde curls.
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The Good Gives Alexa a Face • Not a bad entertainment platform • Highly extensible • Excellent hearing The Bad Call audio quality sub-par • Needs to make even greater use of the display • Screen is too reflective The Bottom Line The Echo Show gives a 'face' to the now-familiar Alexa digital assistant, but Amazon and its partners will need to do a lot more to fully untap its benefits.
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Olympic and world hurdles champion Omar McLeod, double Olympic sprint gold medalist Elaine Thompson and twice Olympic 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce are among the Jamaicans who typically compete in the Prefontaine Classic in the U.S. "That (the June dates) would make it unlikely that the coaches of some of the top Jamaican sprinters would let their athletes compete at Pre and risk serious injury or sub-par performances," Tom Jordan, the meeting director, told Reuters.
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It tends to go like this: as a British person, you will either bottle all of your customer dissatisfaction up until it spews out of your mouth as a fully-formed, sub-par rock song punctuated by metal riffs, or you will passive-aggressively mention the personal slight committed against you by the waiter in your local Zizzi (he got your garlic bread order wrong and brought it over with cheese on) once a week until you die; until you're literally in hospital, dying, hooked up to six different machines, and you beckon in your loved ones close for a final word—maybe, they think, about how much you love them, that this isn't the end, that maybe you might meet again after all—and you go "I asked for no melty mozzarella" and then you fucking die.
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