I decided to take the plunge after two casual conversations.
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Here's what you should know before you take the plunge.
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Take the plunge this weekend, and invest in ZenMate VPN.
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A new wave of tech founders decided to take the plunge.
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This week my wife and I decided to take the plunge.
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And how do you know if you should take the plunge?
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Time to work on that base tan And take the plunge!
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According to three sources, Walker is likely to take the plunge.
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She and her husband, now deceased, decided to take the plunge.
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No more reason to wait — take the plunge and apply today.
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If so, go take the plunge at Opening Ceremony right now.
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Universities that do take the plunge will be tracking their graduates closely.
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You must take the plunge and watch the entire music video yourself.
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For carnivores hesitant to take the plunge, burgers are the perfect gateway.
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Take your time, but acknowledge when you're ready to take the plunge.
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Those about to take the plunge don't necessarily welcome words of caution.
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That's when he decided to finally take the plunge into venture investing.
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And our agent was fully prepared to help us take the plunge.
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However, it was his daughter that convinced him to take the plunge.
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Then, if you covet something and can afford it, take the plunge.
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After she nods her head "yes," the father-daughter duo take the plunge!
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Higher prices, however, may finally be getting potential sellers to take the plunge.
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If so, this Monday might be the day to finally take the plunge.
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We talked to entrepreneurs about what to consider before you take the plunge.
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So I decided to take the plunge into the world of lucid dreaming.
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But it also highlights the opportunities for investors willing to take the plunge.
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So take the plunge, and check out Cage's candid interview with Mashable below.
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And yet, as a moderate, business-friendly Democrat, he won't take the plunge.
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Now, before you take the plunge, you need to have a solid plan.
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But if you're ready to take the plunge, here's what you'll have to do.
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Pat Toomey, are following Ryan's line -- that they cannot take the plunge just yet.
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But for those who want to take the plunge, this could be the time.
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After completing that action, users can take the plunge and download the whole app.
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I decided to take the plunge and open one, and I'm happy I did.
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Mr. Guarco, the Duke graduate, has persuaded a few friends to take the plunge.
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I look through my saved items, but still don't feel ready to take the plunge.
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It doesn't cost you meaningfully more to do it, so why not take the plunge?
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But once you decide to take the plunge, start the conversation with these five questions.
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The goal of the new feature is to encourage more people to take the plunge.
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Or you can take the plunge and go for a more all-inclusive luxury experience.
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So does air frying bring us close enough to the ideal to take the plunge?
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But it didn't feel voyeuristic, like watching someone take the plunge on the show Intervention.
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Take the plunge for that bag you've been eyeing or the coat you've been dreaming about.
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But if you take the plunge, you'll at least get a cool Instagram out of it.
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Before you take the plunge, be sure to read our review on the LG G7 ThinQ.
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Potential entrepreneurs use official government data when deciding to take the plunge and start a business.
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When the holidays fail to reinvigorate that happy family feeling, people may finally take the plunge.
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Early on, it appeared that two or three dozen candidates were preparing to take the plunge.
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So, what factors lead someone to want to take the plunge and meet a match IRL?
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To prove the water is safe when filtered, Snyder decided he would take the plunge himself.
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But make sure you don't hedge your bets so much that you never take the plunge.
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I didn&apost take the plunge until the last month of 2019, but it finally happened.
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Beginning with the 2016-17 school year, however, the Seattle school district decided to take the plunge.
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But now, the time has come to take the plunge and press "unfriend" once and for all.
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If you do decide to take the plunge and delete your entire account there's no going back.
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My coworker Lauren and I had never tried threading before, so we decided to take the plunge.
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Today, the former banker urges aspiring entrepreneurs to take the plunge and turn their dreams into reality.
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Even with the right connections, I'm guessing it took guts to take the plunge and start selling.
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The free month could be the extra push Apple users need to help them take the plunge.
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I definitely believe if you are having doubts about what you're doing, you should take the plunge.
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Take the plunge into the bracing water from the pier on the far side of the cove.
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Before you take the plunge on a Roku soundbar, make sure your TV has one of these.
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In contrast to competitors such as CATL and LG Chem, Panasonic has hesitated to take the plunge.
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Last week, bankers at Goldman Sachs Group Inc decided to take the plunge by offering to advise Musk.
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So if you're looking for a career transition, now might be a good time to take the plunge.
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With prior management experience, he decided to take the plunge and bought his first American Poolplayer's Association franchise.
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He asks if I want to take the plunge, and I, highballed up, decide to live a little.
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Take the plunge, and you may even end up saving the money you typically reserve for exorbitant treatments.
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The comfort and privacy of owning your own home has inspired Americans to take the plunge for centuries.
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Friedmann was among those who found themselves tallying possible pros and cons before deciding to take the plunge.
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It's perfect for first-time campers who aren't ready to take the plunge and want some creature comforts.
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Men in the city take the plunge, leaping off a bridge into the cooling waters of a reservoir.
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And if you've thought of becoming a Costo Member but are yet to take the plunge, go here.
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Given it's 50% off right now on Indiegogo it might be the right time to take the plunge.
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He couldn't be happier, and he hopes that by speaking out, he'll help other men take the plunge.
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But I'd urge you to take the plunge now — it'll make your life easier in the long term.
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We had been saving for years, and now we felt it was finally time to take the plunge.
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Take the plunge into the world of Apple app-building right now with the Complete iOS 11 Developer Bundle.
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It seems now she's ready to take the plunge after letting the world know about the pregnancy via Instagram.
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He's decided to date, and though it concerns his mother (Jennifer Jason Leigh), he's ready to take the plunge.
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Maybe you're going to finally take the plunge and pre-order the LTE-enabled Apple Watch 249 on Friday.
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We all feel it, and if there's anyone who can convince you to take the plunge, it's Emma Roberts.
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Thousands of entrepreneurs take the plunge and invest in franchises as a way to grab onto the American dream.
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Before consumers take the plunge on a new electric car, they need to know that they can charge it.
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Will any of this fan art inspire Lively to take the plunge and commit to a real-life makeover?
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I bookmark a bunch of Airbnb rooms, but do not take the plunge as I reassess my month's budget.
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I finally take the plunge and get a mini air fryer that's been hanging out in my Amazon cart.
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But as Chopard notes, many investors have yet to really take the plunge into aerospace and space investing fully.
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But now that the product is out, finding more people to take the plunge appears to be a challenge.
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Financial independence felt good, he says, but they weren't ready to take the plunge into early retirement just yet.
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Lyft, Uber's largest competitor in the U.S., will likely take the plunge in the first quarter of 2019, too.
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"It was a case of, we love this, let's take the plunge and start a label properly," Koochek says.
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A bright, lucrative future is waiting for you — all you need to do is take the plunge and enroll.
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It was in a great school district so we decided to take the plunge and buy the fixer-upper.
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When I saw that I could snag a pair at my local Apple store, I decided to take the plunge.
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Anyone who decided to take the plunge and buy bitcoin in the last month is not having a merry Christmas.
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It's not all that difficult to do, either—Lifehacker has a helpful guide if you want to take the plunge.
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But this guy decided to take the plunge, and enjoy the cloud-like waters of Froggy's Beach in Coolangatta, Queensland.
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That'll give you a chance to get to know the company, not just the initials, before you take the plunge.
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But few inside the League believe he would ever take the plunge and pull the country out of the currency.
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Gladly following in the footsteps of his predecessor, Ambassador Charles C. Adams Jr. was also forced to take the plunge.
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The two talked about the prospect of recording together for years, but Webster was always reluctant to take the plunge.
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Vows Courtney Webb and Ryan Spencer were dating for less than eight months before they decided to take the plunge.
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Watchmen This week's episode asked: If you knew when and how a relationship would end, would you take the plunge?
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Watchmen This week's episode asked: If you knew when and how a relationship would end, would you take the plunge?
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But, "Apple has the potential to be the market maker in AR" when it does take the plunge, he added.
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Several sources confirmed to NBC News French's interest, but it's not clear whether a bigger name might take the plunge instead.
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Having weighed the costs with my wife, and realizing we had a sound safety net, I decided to take the plunge.
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At a recent gathering of European VR startups in New York City, those that did take the plunge were quick converts.
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UBS, the world's largest wealth management firm by global assets under management, is the latest major firm to take the plunge.
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So it's up to companies to take the plunge and take the risk that self-driving will happen sooner, than later.
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The local development agency is offering tax breaks and preferential land leases to investors who are willing to take the plunge.
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Even if you aren't an avid Dancing With The Stars viewer, this might be the season to finally take the plunge.
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So if you're ready to the take the plunge and go all-electric, here are some things you need to consider.
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However, Donald Trump's ongoing bid proves that billionaires sometimes do take the plunge after publicly mulling a run in previous years.
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That sounds intimidating, but this music isn't going anywhere, and The Follower's release is just another reason to take the plunge.
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And when you're ready to take the plunge and go cord-free, head here to check out our favorite wireless headphones.
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Right now, the Fed doesn't have 50 basis points to cut (unless it decides to take the plunge into negative rates).
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SoftWear's boss, Palaniswamy Rajan, thinks Sewbots are almost ready to take the plunge with actual garments—in particular, with T-shirts.
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It's like, after choosing to take the plunge away from Europe, we have chosen to doggy paddle across the English Channel.
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If you do decide to take the plunge and leave Facebook for good, Today's Jeff Rossen recommends clicking on this link.
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And the three dozen Democrats flirting with a presidential run will quickly have to decide whether to actually take the plunge.
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On a long drive one weekend five years ago, they decided to take the plunge and go into the beer business.
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" While they had been involved romantically from the get-go, they were ready to take the plunge into "business partner territory.
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But a couple of other venture-backed companies could take the plunge, though it's not clear if it'll happen in 2020.
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As more and more boomers take the plunge and try them out, News Feeds are becoming cluttered with the ridiculous graphics.
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More whoppers, among them the likes of Uber, Saudi Aramco and Ant Financial, Alibaba's financial affiliate, could take the plunge next year.
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The next trial will use a capsule three times larger than the Leona and is scheduled to take the plunge next year.
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But if communal bathing were as ubiquitous and budget-friendly as it is elsewhere, would we be ready to take the plunge?
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Some outside Iran, especially in Europe where the sanctions net is not quite so tight, are nevertheless willing to take the plunge.
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So, before you take the plunge, find out everything you need to know to make going red velvet a piece of cake.
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Day 3 Day three and I feel like I'm ready to take the plunge, quite literally, into the submerging sparkling-water dunk.
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And then, though it seems strange, I take the plunge: I dip the footy tartine into my coffee and take a bite.
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But the peek can be a useful way to determine whether you want to take the plunge and watch the whole story.
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More than 2.5m English adults take the plunge at least once a week, according to Sport England, the country's community sports body.
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But before you take the plunge and accept venture financing, I'd encourage you to ask potential investors these and other detailed questions.
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Kim has decided to take the plunge into a solo practice and Jimmy has agreed to her "separate but together" office strategy.
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Finnish Minister of the Interior Kai Mykkänen walks the red carpet in insulated boots to take the plunge at Polar Bear Pitching.
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My friend and colleague (and translator) Jason Koebler—now the editor-in-chief of Motherboard—arranged for us to take the plunge.
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If USACE models living shorelines as a durable, low-cost solution, it could encourage homeowners and municipalities to take the plunge themselves.
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That means if you're considering an investment or preparing to ask for a raise, now is the time to take the plunge.
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Fortunately, it's currently on sale for only $79, so now might be as good a time as any to take the plunge.
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Whether you want to treat yourself or gift one during the holidays, there's never been a better time to take the plunge.
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Countries are less likely to take the plunge and push for emissions cuts unless they know everyone else will jump with them.
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I don't expect everyone to feel comfortable in a two piece, but hopefully, I can inspire some of you to take the plunge.
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Even if, despite their misgivings, a person does decide to take the plunge and start exercising, high street shopping is exclusionary for many.
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It will be available through the Easter season, so you have plenty of time to decide whether you'd like to take the plunge.
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Despite growing popularity and recent successes, we don't know yet when — or if — Airbnb will take the plunge and file for an IPO.
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Not incidentally, rising standards has also spurred car makers to take the plunge on electric-vehicle development, despite thus-far-tepid consumer enthusiasm.
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While using credit can make sense if you need to borrow money fast, consider the pros and cons before you take the plunge.
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My advice for starting a company like mine: Market-making is exciting — if you have enough signals, take the plunge and dig in.
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It should come as no surprise that a couple in the suburbs might decide to take the plunge and buy a home together.
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On the other hand, if you are looking to buy, the next few years may be the right time to take the plunge.
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The goal of this product is simple but important — to help potential candidates build confidence and grow their support before they take the plunge.
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But good news: it's Black Friday, so it's finally time to take the plunge into 4K gaming, and Best Buy has just the thing.
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The team reached out to Shahd a few months ago, but she didn't decide to take the plunge and sign with them until May.
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Kate Hudson is the latest in a long line of female A-listers to take the plunge and buzz of her traditionally lengthy locks.
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Amazon's new Kindle Paperwhite is its best e-reader yet, with its IPX8 water resistance being reason enough for some to take the plunge.
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If you're not quite ready to take the plunge and go blonde like Jenner just yet, you can channel her look in other ways.
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If you're not quite ready to take the plunge on a curved 4K TV, there are still other great TV deals available this week.
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He says that has changed over the last 12-18 months as they've seen an increase in requests and decided to take the plunge.
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Everyone says they want to learn how to code, but only a few decide to take the plunge and explore the world of programming.
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If you've been thinking about trying a personalized style service to up your fashion game this year, now's the time to take the plunge.
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Riccardo Tisci's Givenchy is the latest fashion house to take the plunge, WWD reports, with a kids collection set to drop in fall '17.
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Motorola also likely didn't feel confident that most users would be willing to take the plunge on a 5G phone at this early stage.
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In order to give things [at Joinery] a chance, we really felt like we had to take the plunge and just go for it.
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I put off getting life insurance for years, but after watching my husband go through the process, I finally decided to take the plunge.
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Heilman and Jimenez were married inside the 117,000-gallon saltwater aquarium at the casino, after they won the "Take the Plunge" underwater wedding contest.
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Finally, I'd like to take this opportunity to encourage any new/newish constructors who feel intimidated by Sunday-size crosswords to take the plunge.
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It's the first private space tourism company to go public, and the first among a crop of "new space" companies to take the plunge.
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To understand the divide, CNBC found six people who put the $100 down for the vehicle and asked what made them take the plunge.
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The setup can be intimidating or a little awkward, sure, but grab a pretzel stick or whatever else they're offering and take the plunge.
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Sennheiser is hoping its features, as well as the company's reputation for excellent sound quality and comfortable headsets, will convince gamers to take the plunge.
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After a lot of back and forth with my friends and family and talking about the opportunity, I decided to take the plunge and join.
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Investors willing to take the plunge are finding they can hire talented engineers who speak English, the language of tech startups, at relatively low cost.
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Carl's Jr. might be willing to take the plunge because unlike McDonald's, Wendy's or many of its other rivals, the chain is not publicly traded.
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If you've been double-tapping silvery strands on Instagram, we've rounded up a few celebrity looks ahead that will inspire you to take the plunge.
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So if you are finally convinced and ready to take the plunge, do yourself a favour and grab a £20 gift card for your troubles.
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Likewise, just over half of prospective homeowners 34 and under expect to benefit from financial assistance when they do take the plunge, L&G finds.
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After the first time I cheated, I decided I wanted to take the plunge, face my insecurities, and be in a committed relationship with someone.
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If these pictures don't sway you, the seconds-long bit just might convince you to take the plunge and pick up a set of clippers.
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She decided to take the plunge to become a full-time freelancer and author, having already published three books while she held a day job.
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If you don't want to take the plunge with a password manager, the apps you're using often have some account sharing tools built into them.
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Though Wei described the move as "very painful," resulting in criticism from her family, her only regret is that she didn't take the plunge sooner.
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The latest version, released in July, comes with a map of where each connection is headed geographically, which is what convinced me to take the plunge.
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Greg is hesitant, but he decides to take the plunge after a talk with his AA sponsor, who reminds him there are meetings in Atlanta, too.
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But just as he pulls out his camera to document the dilemma, the dog decides to take the plunge, and jumps to the ground without hesitation.
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If you were one of many who screenshotted Johansson's new look as summer hair inspo, take after her good-hair habits before you take the plunge.
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Mortgage rates last week remained close to the lowest levels in over a year, but apparently that did not push more homebuyers to take the plunge.
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And while the announcement came as a shock to fans, those who know them best say it's no surprise the couple decided to take the plunge.
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As to whether he'll take the plunge with a full tour to celebrate the release of the new album, he still hasn't made up his mind.
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We talked about why my peers seem so compelled to cheat, and whether whippersnappers like myself are truly ready to take the plunge into open relationships.
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So if you've ever been the least bit curious about your pet's behavior or wellbeing when you're separated, why not take the plunge and start spying?
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If you're a faux straight-haired girl who wants to embrace her coils and take the plunge into your curly girl reality, we're here to help.
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Steele was on Capitol Hill Wednesday when we asked if he'd be willing to work for O should she take the plunge and run in 2020.
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Washington (CNN)The US business world is full of tycoons who dream of enormous political power, but few billionaires take the plunge into national electoral politics.
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I was in a cubicle making shit money and I decided to take the plunge and make a career out of doing this music writing stuff.
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DNC members are buzzing about Labor secretary Tom Perez possibly entering the race, believing he'd overtake Ellison as the front-runner should he take the plunge.
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But a few weeks ago, I decided to take the plunge and leave my tech job to try my hand at writing/puzzle-making full time.
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The problem is that Bloomberg has never been willing to take the plunge and spend the billion dollars on a campaign that looks doomed to fail.
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Loudon Wainwright III, a singer-songwriter, wrote about the joy of swimming and what he thought were some of the best places to take the plunge.
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Reading and educating yourself is just the first step: You'll need to take the plunge into actual investing, and that's where the most important learning happens.
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Founded by Kelly Dietrich, a longtime Democratic operative, the committee runs in-person, day-long trainings for candidates looking to take the plunge into electoral politics.
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For those willing to take the plunge, her writings come with many rewards: reminders that someone has shared your deepest fears, passions, even seemingly inhuman thoughts.
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Megyn Kelly says 2019 will be a momentous year ... she'll be back on the air, and she's ready to take the plunge with a new pooch.
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Good news for all you clumsy Apple lovers out there: You now have a little bit longer to take the plunge to insure your shiny new iPhone.
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If you've been holding on to that three-year-old iPad because you haven't had a reason to upgrade, this year, you just might take the plunge.
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If you're looking to save money on a big 2288K HDR smart television, this is a good time take the plunge, what with March Madness coming soon.
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It also only applies to the Stranger Things soundtracks — sadly, I could not get Drake to take the plunge — and Spotify only supports specific browsers, like Chrome.
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But for those willing to take the plunge, Jaal, technically an action-thriller, is all the right amounts of basketball-dance-fight-in-gravity-defying-moon boots.
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While the three major streaming device brands all offer very similar experiences, there are some key differences to know before you take the plunge during Prime Day.
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I've had a pair of leggings decorated with cat faces sitting in my Amazon cart for over a week, so I take the plunge and purchase them.
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You're better off taking a long walk instead of seeing it — but if you decide to take the plunge, we wouldn't blame you for leaving at halftime.
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If you've yet to take the plunge into tabletop gaming, you now have the most compelling reason you could ever ask for to give it a shot.
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Rereading her favorite novel gave her the perspective to take the plunge and move to Denver, where she joined a tech company that eventually became ANGI Homeservices.
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The future of AI depends on companies willing to take the plunge and invest, no matter the challenge, to research the technology and fund its continued development.
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If you're not ready to take the plunge on a robovac, and if your home mostly has hard floors, a good dust mop is a great option.
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To boil that down: they might want to be stronger and a little more cut-looking, but are unsure what will happen if they take the plunge.
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When Jason Payne set out to find his girlfriend the perfect engagement ring, he was already facing more pressure than most men looking to take the plunge.
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But the Republicans were split on whether the 71-year-old Sessions would take the plunge, and whether he would clear the GOP field if he did.
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Her task, which she fulfills with terrific intent, is to chart the downfall of a resolute but precarious soul who was ill-suited to take the plunge.
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We see other people taking big swings, and eventually, whether we realize the forces guiding us or not, we believe that we too can take the plunge.
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Product reviews are the insurance policies of online shopping: Sometimes, you need to read at least 12 glowing ones before you feel prepared enough to take the plunge.
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It's that track, which Travis played in the wilderness of Portland, that prompted an in-attendance and apparently very drunk Drake to take the plunge into the moshpit.
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But it's the combinations of these traits that come together to decide when you take the plunge for a milestone like sex, and as with anything, it's complicated.
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De Rios, "resolved then finally to take the plunge," ended up in a wooden house afloat the Amazon river with a colleague, a shaman, and two other people.
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An obsession with HGTV is also a sign that you'll be a great partner when the time comes to take the plunge into the real estate market together.
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I generally hate subscription software, and it took a while (plus assurances I'd still own my data if I ever stopped paying) for me to take the plunge.
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So I felt inspired to take the plunge into Whole New You, in hopes of bottling up some of Mowry's culinary prowess and conquering my recipe-following fears.
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Uber, Slack, and Pinterest each existed for about a decade before their public debuts this year, and WeWork, founded in 2010, is next up to take the plunge.
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I would routinely tear the offers into little pieces and toss them away, but after seeing the Centurion Lounge at SFO, I was ready to take the plunge.
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To this day, I think not one of us completely understands how we were able to take the plunge and commit to collaborating after just one evening together.
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If you don't already own a pair, the camp is a good time to take the plunge because you can fine-tune the fit as much as necessary.
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If countries, states and localities encourage the spread of public charging stations, through tax breaks, other incentives or public spending, more people will take the plunge and convert.
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The more important question is: If you've never thought about buying a GoPro, will the Hero 8 Black convince you to take the plunge down the avalanche wall?
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But the Quest is a higher-end device, targeting gamers who may want to take the plunge into VR but don't want to be connected to a bulky computer.
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If you're wondering whether to take the plunge and install the beta yourself, the usual caveats apply: Be very wary of installing this on a device you rely on.
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So if you're hoping to subsidize the cost of a new iMac Pro by unloading its bundled hardware, you'll probably want to take the plunge sooner rather than later.
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Take up to $50 off an Amazon Kindle If you've been eyeing Amazon's Kindles for awhile, but have yet to take the plunge and buy one, here's your chance.
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Take the plunge into the 4-lane, 25-meter pool, work on your jump shot on the full-length basketball court, or run wind sprints on the indoor track.
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But you're afraid to take the plunge because forking out hundreds for a pair is too much of a commitment, especially when you plan to sweat all over them.
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The footage shows Meghan — clad in shorts and a button-down denim shirt — getting doused by professional golfer Rory McIlroy, who nominated the former actress to take the plunge.
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If you've decided to take the plunge the first thing you need to do is stop updating iOS—the most recent cracked version of the mobile OS is 9.0.
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It can be tempting to delay the moment by trying to train on your own, but Bergeron recommends people take the plunge no matter what physical condition they're in.
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This timeframe is applicable for most items, though if you're ordering larger items, Wednesday, December 19th is when you should take the plunge to ensure an on-time delivery.
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But if you can't take the plunge, most smartphones have some sort of 'do not disturb' feature so you won't be bugged with Slack pings and buzzing email messages.
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Once you take the plunge, you'll find endless snorkeling and diving opportunities, such as the USS Antilla, a WWII US Navy ship that has turned into an artificial reef.
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If you've been considering investing in a VPN service for a while now, but haven't had the courage to take the plunge, we have the perfect option for you.
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But for Ray Chan to take the plunge and go full-time with his website, 9GAG, it was all about making sure he'd crossed a very symbolic milestone first.
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You could also spend a little time learning how to meditate (it really helps!), finally take the plunge and pick up yoga, or just get some high-quality sleep.
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You too, Capricorn, must be prepared to take the plunge this month, as both your spheres of romance and finance will require major gestures of faith on your part.
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After an argument, he returns alone to a cliff they had once visited together; while Donna cartwheeled into the water below, he had been too afraid to take the plunge.
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If the new improvements are enough for you to take the plunge, Brunsing tells me you'll be able to get your hands on the new version sometime around Black Friday.
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But if you're ready to take the plunge and pay way less for simple, clean skincare, scroll down to shop our eight favorite products from Walmart's Earth to Skin line.
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For those willing to take the plunge — or dig into the challenge, as the case may be — over twenty years, the company has claimed that savings can be about $35,000.
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Collected below are a few tales from between the sheets, stories of the first times from those who have chosen to take the plunge, and jumped in with both feet.
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Though the Bay Area-based startup believes that the nuisance of regularly monitoring pools will be enough to convince those with deep pockets to take the plunge, so to speak.
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Obama and Clinton have the same odds as each other, 3.5 to 1 — still not favored to be among those watching in person as Harry and Markle take the plunge.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Nada Albedwawi dreams of one day swimming on a relay team but she knows that can only happen if enough other Emirati women take the plunge.
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Caroline Fredrickson, president of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy, said Americans who have not consulted the roughly 4,500-word document since middle school should take the plunge.
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It's not necessarily a song about what happens when you do meet up with someone, but more about psyching yourself up to take the plunge and actually meet with someone.
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With that in mind, here are five things to consider before you take the plunge: You have probably been told that homeownership is the key to living the American Dream.
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She finds temporary distraction by joining her brother's break dancing crew, but eventually, she and Ocean take the plunge into romance, that most sought-after teenage connection, with catastrophic results.
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And in a world where women still face gender discrimination and pay inequity in the traditioanl workplace, that's a good question to ask yourself if you're afraid to take the plunge.
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If you've been looking at Apple's new USB-C equipped MacBook Pros but were worried about the price, today might be a good time to take the plunge on the upgrade.
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If carmakers do not take the plunge, an alternative is that one of the technology giants with big ambitions in mobility could try to buy, say, Ford, Tesla or PSA Group.
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One of the biggest decisions entrepreneurs make is choosing the right time to take the plunge on a business idea, but one "Shark Tank" judge says the answer is simple: now.
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In August 2018, we speak of pricey phones in the same way we discuss AirPods today: different, not for everyone, but worth it for those who decide to take the plunge.
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If you need more details on which Instant Pot is best before you take the plunge, check out our guide to Instant Pots to find the one that's right for you.
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Ms. Gordon had a young son from a previous marriage, and was not sure if she would take the plunge again with Mr. Gordon, who is nearly 27 years her senior.
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"He can always say I'm one of the people who stepped up in the moment of Trump," Professor Greer said, "to take the plunge so we could change course in Albany."
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The Guggenheim has never mounted an artist-selected exhibition and to take the plunge with six transforms what might have been a light summer project into a provocative, six-sided conversation.
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Initially launched as a PDF, Husain decided to take the plunge to turn her business into a web application; she is currently working with developers toward a relaunch in mid-January.
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The price tag, however, may be a bit more difficult to swallow: Coming in at $1,090, these will likely be the most expensive sneakers you own if you do take the plunge.
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Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool in the movies, famously fought to bring the character to movie screens for more than a decade, but he couldn't convince Fox executives to take the plunge.
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There's no better time to take the plunge on a new game console or finally pick up a game you've been reading and watching YouTube videos about for months than Cyber Monday.
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My work will supposedly buy me a new computer, but I keep waiting for the specs to improve enough to take the plunge, and I'm not keen to reinstall all my stuff.
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Younger, more educated respondents from the ages of 18 to 34 were more willing to take the plunge (or, rather, were less concerned about taking a literal plunge) in a pilotless plane.
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It took a hug and some encouraging words from his Australian team mate Lydia Lassila, who won the women's aerials gold at the 2010 Vancouver Games, before Morris could take the plunge.
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If you're a woman who has predominantly dated men, but you're experiencing feelings of attraction or romantic love for other women, how do you know when it's time to take the plunge?
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This marks an important opportunity for states that may be considering legal cannabis use in their state, but aren't ready to take the plunge into recreational sales like Colorado, or most recently California.
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So if you're ready to take the plunge, click on to shop this best-selling style (and some similar alternatives) that will help you get through the rest of summer in one-piece.
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Next to take the plunge was satellite operator Bulgaria Sat in June, followed by EchoStar and SES again, which sent up a hybrid satellite together on a used Falcon 9 in early October.
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If you're not quite ready to take the plunge on non-final software, however (and you probably shouldn't on your primary phone), here's what's in the release — and what's coming down the line.
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"He continued: "One thing I knew was that if I didn't just take the plunge and go have this experience with my family, I would regret it for the rest of my life.
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Whether you're ready to upgrade to a more luxurious home or simply need more space, it's crucial to make sure your finances are where they need to be before you take the plunge.
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Available in a range of colors (and sold for about $120 to $165 per piece), if you didn't take the plunge and score one of these last year, we're thinking it's finally time.
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The village runs along a beautiful lake — home to various swans — and it's popular amongst swimmers in summer (this being October I felt it was a little too chilly to take the plunge).
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Given that most readers are home cooks, Times recipe developers like Ms. Moskin and Ms. Clark take steps to sway readers into wanting to take the plunge: buying groceries and making the recipe.
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Select System, then Formatting Options, then Initialize Console: Read through the information that tells you about what's going to be deleted, and if you're ready to take the plunge, choose Next then Initialize.
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Wade hopes this charging station will inspire people to purchase their own electric vehicle and encourage station owners to "take the plunge" and incorporate at least one EV charging station at their location.
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Connect Safely, a nonprofit technology education organization, has a helpful nine-page PDF called "A Parent's Guide to Mobile Phones" that offers advice and tips for those getting ready to take the plunge.
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Breaking out a skillet and a bunch of oil on top of the stove is messy, so if you regularly deep fry, take the plunge and invest in an actual deep fryer machine.
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All the same, markets and most economists jumped on the weak result, betting the central bank would take the plunge and cut rates from already-record lows where they have been since late 2016.
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While Monzo has attracted over 2 million customers, the bank has seen some difficulty getting them to take the plunge and switch from their main bank to the start-up's app-based current account.
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Or, on the flip side, maybe a rich red is what you've been dying to try, and you just need a little inspiration to convince you to take the plunge at your next appointment.
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Women's pivotal role in Democratic politics has never been more evident, with multiple women from the Democratic Party likely to take the plunge into the primary, each with her own unique appeal to voters.
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Mr. Garcetti, who has visited the early states and hosted a May fund-raiser in Los Angeles for South Carolina Democrats, has told donors in California that he is likely to take the plunge.
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The decision by a C.E.O. to build a plant or take the plunge on a new product is often decided by how much it will cost to borrow the money to pay for it.
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Australia may be known for its laid-back outlook on life, but that hasn't dampened the country's entrepreneurial aptitude, creating exciting opportunities for workers looking to take the plunge into the start-up world.
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An older demographic is still more likely to take the plunge and make a purchase but the more they're bought new, the more would presumably be available as secondhand vehicles for a wider audience.
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Manufacturers who take the plunge in India will be unable to accept any other incentives, such as accelerated depreciation, credits for research and development, or perks that result from locating in a particular place.
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There are plenty of people who may not know as much about what the Oculus Rift is, why people are so excited for it, or even if they should take the plunge on VR yet.
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The lesson is this: Patience is rewarded for would-be Tesla buyers – but of course, you need to take the plunge at some point if you want the car, so waiting forever isn't an option.
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None of them seemed 100% ready, even as their bellies grew and the months flew by, but they knew they wanted to take the plunge and pledged to figure everything out when the time came.
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Ermold says he first considered running for Davis's office after his own battle with her, but decided to formally take the plunge after she recently traveled to Romania to campaign against same-sex marriage there.
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He spent a few days this week touring Iowa, talking to political operatives about whether he should take the plunge, following up on trips to other early primary states, like New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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I think what drove them to recommend it to me was, 'Hey, here's our chance to find out what it's like, but we don't have to actually take the plunge to buy this ridiculous vehicle.
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The outlook for rates remains a big unknown for next year with markets wagering it will cut at least once more to 0.5% and even take the plunge into quantitative easing by buying government debt.
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The end of the year is packing plenty of can't miss, designer-packed clearances making now one of the best times to finally take the plunge on that high ticketed item you've been creeping forever.
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Kaia Gerber is no stranger to tattoos, often tagging along when older brother Presley Gerber goes for new ink, but the 17-year-old model has yet to take the plunge with her own permanent design.
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Now that I'm awake anyway, I surf Amazon and decide to finally take the plunge and buy a PJ Masks costume that's been sitting in my cart for a while for S. to wear for Halloween.
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Despite not knowing how to swim and being afraid of heights, Robert said Paul was determined to take the plunge this week into the water that his daughter had loved and spent so much time in.
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Those eager to take the plunge are advised to go on the opening night, Friday, when Anthology Film Archives will screen a 35-millimeter print while a speaker of Romanian projects English subtitles in real time.
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The fact that the company still felt compelled to release a new bike that was even cheaper is a testament to Rad Power Bikes' commitment to getting more people to take the plunge and go electric.
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Like the Workwear Pant, I was initially hesitant to take the plunge, but once I tried them on and realized how comfy they were and how confident they made me feel, there was no turning back.
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"This retreat is for the &aposspiritually-curious&apos folks who perhaps aren&apost quite ready to take the plunge into a full, 10-day vegan yoga and meditation retreat/cleanse," founder Eli Walker told Lonely Planet.
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" In a second post she added, "This was a lesson in learning to let go, take the plunge, and embrace myself from both the inside AND out- which is something I struggle with each and every day.
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If you've already got a Pixel phone and are in the mood to upgrade or if you've finally decided that this is the year you're going to take the plunge, we've got all the info you need.
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We were digging around the ol' TMZ video vault when we found this clip of the couple leaving a wedding in Bev Hills back in the day .... when we asked if they would ever take the plunge.
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Tap I'm in if you want to take the plunge, and the beta edition will shortly be queued up as as download (go back to the same page and tap Leave if you ever change your mind).
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If you do decide to take the plunge to this South American wonder, you'll be richly rewarded when you reach the Potaro River and experience its foamy water that tumbles 741 feet down into the pool below.
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If you are wanting to take the plunge in the Florida waters, at this time Kajiura said the majority of the blacktips are swarming in the seas from Palm Beach to Singer Island and up to Jupiter Inlet.
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For those willing to endure the risk of an early-stage allocation, an investment in the sector may prove to be a lucrative opportunity — and one prominent investment chief thinks the time to take the plunge is now.
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Full/Queen Cotton Duvet Cover, $95.20 (originally $119), available at Brooklinen [You save $23.80]I've been hoping to get a new duvet cover for a while, but I never felt ready to take the plunge — bedding is expensive!
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And when the dam does break and the two characters decide to take the plunge, they might find themselves swimming upstream — especially when one of them's knocked up and the show has already been renewed for a fourth season.
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Microsoft's mission at E3 this year to get players excited to be on the Xbox platform and to convince those who've maybe been sitting on the fence regarding the most recent midcycle console hardware refresh to take the plunge.
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On Thursday, SpaceX will finally take the plunge—or rather, launch—and attempt to send off and land a Falcon 9 rocket that was used last April to send a Dragon cargo capsule to the International Space Station (ISS).
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The graphics card market usually clips along at such a pace that it can be difficult to know when to actually take the plunge with a purchase: Prices are changing constantly, with new models always somewhere on the horizon.
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Even if some fashion retail giants technically have the scale and resources to adapt to the big data era, none apparently has the long term conviction to take the plunge — which is enabling Amazon to push in and sew up marketshare.
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Turns out, she always wanted to test out the lighter shade, but didn't have the courage to take the plunge until Aura Friedman, a colorist at NYC's Sally Hershberger Salon, eased her into the makeover with a few helpful wigs.
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Inflation remains low and the Federal Reserve is pushing up interest rates and unwinding QE. A more likely explanation is that as new and easier ways to trade in bitcoin become available, more investors are willing to take the plunge.
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He missed the 2013 symposium due to a personal diary clash, and it was Mario Draghi who used the 2014 symposium to effectively tell the world that the ECB was about to take the plunge into full-blown quantitative easing.
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And while it's unclear how many people are actually going to take the plunge and subscribe, West's plea appears to have given Tidal a boost: the app now ranks #1 on the overall iOS App Store charts for the first time.
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We dated for less than a couple of months, we decided to take the plunge, told the parents, they met, they liked each other, and before we knew it, we were in the mad, crazy, whirlwind of a big, Indian wedding.
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All three have used the committee hearings to hammer the Trump administration — on the budget, on foreign policy, and on Russia — but there are also some differences likely to emerge if they do take the plunge to run for president.
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If you're ready to make your life so much easier, take the plunge and splurge on an iRobot Roomba while you can get it this cheap, plus find more robot vacuum deals to shop on Amazon post Prime Day, below.
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That being said, if Disney was willing to take the plunge on creating an adult Cruella, using these horrifying origin details and Emma Stone's acting prowess to build a truly evil presence, we could be in for a horrifying treat.
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She said that her views on speculating in flooded homes had evolved to the point where she and her husband recently decided to take the plunge themselves, buying a damaged home on their street for their daughter and her fiancé.
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Finally, there has been a burst of media interest in impeachment — an Atlantic cover story by Yoni Appelbaum prodding Democrats to take the plunge, and a more cautious essay by my colleague David Leonhardt putting the option on the table.
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It was a hard decision to make because we were set to be debt-free by the end of the summer, but we decided to take the plunge since so much of the trip would be subsidized by my job.
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ZURICH, May 8 (Reuters) - British companies are hiring full-time staff again as they take the plunge despite continuing jitters over how the country will manage its exit from the European Union, the head of staffing company Adecco Group told Reuters on Tuesday.
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" If you've been debating a big chop or switching up your look for the new year, Hodges encourages you to take the plunge: "I think every woman should cut their hair at least once in life because the feeling is so liberating.
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This week, your hosts Darrell Etherington and Anthony Ha decided to take the plunge and actually watch the first few episodes, which tell the story of a secret group of superhumans (created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby) hiding on the moon.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to wait until after the government's annual budget statement at the end February to decide on whether to cut interest rates further, rather than take the plunge at a policy review on Tuesday.
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Even though tattooed eyeballs were something she had to work up towards, she eventually decided to take the plunge not only because she thought they "look fucking cool," but also because she felt that she could keep health risks to a minimum.
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Pent-up demand is spilling over from residents of strictly-controlled tier-1 and tier-2 cities, while price rises in smaller cities and towns are encouraging more local buyers to take the plunge amid strong government support to reduce home inventories.
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If you take the plunge, it might be a better idea to opt for one of the pricier multi-candle bundles (six candles plus the pad will set you back $144, oof!) because the Lumos base only works with the specially-designed Lumos candles.
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Image: Google/AppleBoth Google and Apple have started the long tease ahead of new software updates in the fall, with Android P and iOS 12 now available to users who are brave enough to take the plunge (and have a developer account, in Apple's case).
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Let this site be the first place you visit to stay informed on positive developments in the industry and treat yourself to a few nice pieces (just be sure to familiarize yourself with the shipping policies to your country before you take the plunge).
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While enabling Developer Options on its own won't void your device's warranty, rooting it or installing another OS on top of it almost certainly will, so make sure you're definitely up for the different challenges and freedoms the process brings before you take the plunge.
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But no matter how much reading one does, there comes a point when a couple (or an individual) considering non-monogamy has to take the plunge, a moment when one has to cross the threshold that separates the (sexy) sheep from the (sexy, sexy) goats.
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Maddison, now something of a cause célèbre whenever the England national team squad is announced, is a case in point: Leicester scouted him for several months, as all teams would, but was then willing to take the plunge, and declare its interest, as others prevaricated.
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DOOM's getting some expansion extras, too, with new maps and a new demon to kill, and anyone yet to take the plunge into this fresh hell can test the reboot of 1993's iconic shooter via a free demo, available for a short period only.
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And-- Warren Buffett might be in the-- might be in the market for-- a smart phone-- 'cause we really don't know whether he's gonna take the plunge or not from his-- got one of them big, Gordon Gekko-- phones that he had on the beach.
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Murray, who "decided to take the plunge" and signed up for the dating app Hinge, admits that although he's been living in a "negative world these past few months," which has in turn "sucked everything out" of him, he's trying to focus on the positive moving forward.
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In fact, last year she told Self magazine that the only ink she'd consider getting would be a tribute to her husband, John Legend — which, considering relationship tattoos are often a kiss of death for famous couples, it's no wonder she's yet to take the plunge.
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Bonus: If you're not totally ready to take the plunge and try that Janelle Monáe-inspired pixie, or Margot Robbie's choppy bob, this length is just middle-of-the-road enough that you'll still feel like you got a haircut without actually missing any of the length.
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From Chrissy Teigen's go-to skincare brand to Kim Kardashian's favorite electric toothbrush, we rounded up nine products from celeb-loved brands that are totally worth the purchase while you can get them this cheap (because a star backing is enough to make us take the plunge).
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After watching Kloss take the plunge, screaming in shock as she splashes ice water on her face, it's hard to tell whether her skin is instantly tighter, but it's definitely red AF. "Actually, it's kind of nice after a while," Kloss remarks while toweling off her skin.
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More life carriers will likely take the plunge into telematics, including some utilizing a fitness-monitoring device to award points for those who exhibit healthy behaviors, thereby allowing policyholders to earn premium discounts and other rewards while facilitating a richer, more holistic relationship with their insurer.
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And in May the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which has a large collection of mostly 19th-century American folk art will take the plunge with a show centering on the 57 works by black Southern outsiders — including Dial — it recently received from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation.
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Nowadays, it feels more likely that a console owner might be willing to take the plunge into PC gaming, just as a lifelong PC gamer might actually pick up the PS5 or Xbox Series X if the rumored specs are indeed as high as they seem.
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This was compounded by a huge failure of Congress to hold up their end of the bargain in supporting the transitional support promised by the law to companies willing to take the plunge into the unknown of the exchanges, as I wrote about in The Conversation in August.
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I felt like a hair makeover could be just what I needed to break out of my rut and, coupled with the fact that I'm started to experience the premature grey hair that runs in my family, I decided there was no time like the present to take the plunge.
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That leaves the door open for someone to come in and to consolidate that more, and that presents a double opportunity for Naspers: It can either find itself getting a good deal for Avito from another buyer, or take the plunge to do it by itself using Avito as its foothold.
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Viber is somewhere in between these two: the company may have its roots as a pure-play messaging service, but ever since it was acquired by Rakuten — known as the Amazon of Japan — in 2014, I have been watching it to see when and how it would finally take the plunge into commerce.
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Chalk up those scrapes and bruises to bad luck, or to the rent paid for catching―Sawchik noted that the Pirates were more willing to take the plunge because "Cervelli did not have a chronic injury while with the Yankees"―it doesn't matter, because the reality is both could come into play again.
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After biding his time, the former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is reportedly about to take the plunge. Sen.
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Whether you've been eying that teeny-weeny Jacquemus coin purse, are ready to take the plunge on a bright Solid & Striped maillot, or looking to cap off your summer look with a pair of can't-miss statement earrings, we can say with confidence that this sale will fill some of your summer wardrobe holes.
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But with the recent COVID-19 outbreak forcing many to self-isolate for 14 days or longer—along with Monday's shutdown to keep people at home—brand new partners must decide to either not see each other for an indefinite period of time or else take the plunge and commit to self-isolation together.
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"This retreat is for the &aposspiritually-curious&apos folks who perhaps aren&apost quite ready to take the plunge into a full, 10-day vegan yoga and meditation retreat/cleanse, but are ready to dive a little deeper into understanding themselves and their relationship to the universe in a fun, pressure-free environment," Walker told Lonely Planet.
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How to stop the same song from autoplaying every time you plug your phone into a carThis fan-made book aims to be the most insane TMNT action figure encyclopedia of all timeNew trailers: Darren Aronofsky's horror movie, The Crown season two, and more For users who've decided to take the plunge, their interest is a combination feedback and general curiosity.
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Coming from different perspectives, Marcus (cognitive science) and Brooks (robotics) have been writing for the last several years about the perils of deep learning, and why it had been overhyped; they also independently reached similar conclusions about the need for developing machine-interpretable common sense as a prerequisite for reaching the next level of AI. When Marcus decided to take the plunge into robotics, he says he realized immediately that Brooks, a legend in robotics, would be the perfect collaborator, and Marcus spent months recruiting him.
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Prime members get 220 months of Amazon Music Unlimited for less than $2151.96 Save $2195.78 on the Amazon Echo Show Bundle and Save $22 on Fire TV Cube and Cloud Cam Echo Spot 159.953-Pack save $2159.95 Save up to $2199.99 on two select Kids Edition products Buy 2259.99 Fire HD 10 Kids Edition Tablets and Save $100 Buy Two Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote devices and Save $5.00 Save $100 on Echo Spot + Ring Video Doorbell Pro Save $25 on Fire TV and Echo Dot Take the plunge — find big savings on GoPro cameras.
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Of course, if age really does offer an advantage, Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE, and Michael Bloomberg would have yet one more reason to take the plunge.
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Y.), Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownDayton mayor assigned extra security following verbal spat with Trump The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep MORE (D-Ohio), Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.), Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 28500 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) will soon take the plunge.
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