Technology companies still haven't taken the plunge to own content.
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Those who've taken the plunge at festivals say it's worth it.
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But some states neighboring New York already have taken the plunge.
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Natalie Portman has finally taken the plunge: she has an Instagram account.
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Since then, many others in the developed world have taken the plunge.
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Zhang isn't the only CEO to have taken the plunge on instinct.
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So, you&aposve taken the plunge and purchased your first Apple Watch.
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Two London-based companies are among those who have already taken the plunge.
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So far, none of the major ride-sharing companies have taken the plunge.
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Another network, HBO, has taken the plunge into plucking series from the web.
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I've always flirted with the possibility, but have never actually taken the plunge.
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Two London based companies are among those who have already taken the plunge.
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Those who have taken the plunge have found this dryer worth the high price.
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But no big names have taken the plunge yet for one reason — Republican Gov.
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It wasn't the first time Irene O'Shea had taken the plunge from an airplane, either.
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If you haven't yet taken the plunge for Nintendo's strange cardboard accessories, now is the time.
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But judging by his most recent Instagram photo, he may have taken the plunge Wednesday evening.
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If you've been eyeing one but haven't taken the plunge due to the pricetag, you're in luck.
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Others are always jealous of their coworker's expertly designed lunch salads but haven't taken the plunge themselves.
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However, he's already taken the plunge, so we have to figure out a way to make this work.
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Once you've taken the plunge with another screen, here are nine ways to make the most of it.
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If you've had your eye on one for a while but haven't taken the plunge yet, now's your chance!
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Other LVMH brands have already taken the plunge, including several cosmetics labels such as Benefit, which retails on Tmall.
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In states that have taken the plunge, though, supporters insist that the new regimens have improved the political process.
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Electricians, plumbers, hairdressers, journalists, computer consultants and a variety of other self-employed workers have all taken the plunge.
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I'll bet at least one person on your gift list dreams of starting their own small business but hasn't yet taken the plunge.
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HSBC's annual Expat Explorer league table ranks the countries that manage it best, according to surveys from people who have taken the plunge.
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While some may have concerns about lost privacy or living with strangers, those who have taken the plunge say their experiences are largely worthwhile.
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Other chains such as Burger King and Del Taco have already taken the plunge using plant-based beef and sausage products and reaped the rewards.
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But so far, only a few of the company's commercial customers have taken the plunge and put their satellites on previously flown Falcon 363 rockets.
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I had taken the plunge a while ago to order platform shoes from this site without any problems, but ordering apparel felt a lot more risky.
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However, if we had taken the plunge back in the US, we would have felt social pressure to earn enough to continue maintaining the same lifestyle.
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McDonald's has been under pressure in recent months to add a vegetarian-friendly burger to its menu as more and more of its competition has taken the plunge.
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"I have to say I was very pleasantly surprised," she said, echoing the sentiment of many very good cooks who have taken the plunge and ordered a box.
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But if you know someone who hasn't yet taken the plunge, you can spread a little holiday cheer by gifting them an entire year of Disney movie-watching.
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Bloomberg, a billionaire media mogul who has made gun control his driving issue, has flirted with an independent bid for president in the past but has never taken the plunge.
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Carpentier and his wife haven't yet taken the plunge — "We're still weighing up options," he says — but doing a deal could extend their reach on and beyond YouTube, shoring up future safety.
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Like me, many Black women have taken the plunge as an act of radical self-acceptance, with Danai Gurira, Lupita Nyong'o, and — of course — Grace Jones modeling the blueprint for bald bodaciousness.
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That December, I talked to three couples who had taken the plunge and suggested that five to 10 years later, we would probably look back on that period as an incredible buying opportunity.
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Yet until now, only a trickle of homeowners have taken the plunge, said Matt Regan, senior vice president of policy at the Bay Area Council, the public policy group that produced the survey.
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We've taken the plunge and here's what we've noticed so far, with thanks to the fine folks at Android Police, 215to5Google and XDA Developers for helping us uncover some of these new features and options.
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I kind of had always had this love of musical theater but had never taken the plunge and [written] it myself, so I kind of filed the idea away in the back of my mind.
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All of these people had shown interest in entrepreneurship just by showing up at the events, but the infected ones were 1.8 times more likely to have actually taken the plunge and started their own company.
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Still, her recent success has come with a previously unthinkable level of financial security, and Lum has reluctantly taken the plunge and bought a place in Los Angeles, where she can more easily pursue her chosen career.
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But other than the renaming of an early stage urinary tract tumor in 1998, and early stage ovarian and cervical lesions more than two decades ago, no group other than the thyroid specialists has yet taken the plunge.
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The Swiss lender in August dipped a toe in the callable market with a 1.25bn 10-year holdco bond callable three months prior to maturity, but no European bank had yet taken the plunge with a one-year call.
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But if you haven't taken the plunge on the Duke just yet, at E3 Hyperkin revealed four new versions of the imposing controller, finished with orange, red, blue, and green transparent housings to match the action buttons on the controllers themselves.
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Despite being in a relationship with one of the world's most in-demand tattooists, Scott Campbell, for six years, the Home Again actress, 38, has only just now taken the plunge and let him add some permanent art to her body.
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We may see a few Playstation VR games, and there will likely be a bundle deal (with games and a camera) for those who haven't taken the plunge on Playstation VR. You can watch the whole live stream below, or on Twitch.
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But they also should soberly assess the fates of others that have taken the plunge, and the collateral damage done to their careers and standing in the state, where voters have historically been unkind to public officials running off to Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Coming in at $115 for the one piece and $45-$55 for the separates, it's not exactly pocket change, but if every piece of the OV pie you've taken the plunge for up to this point has been worth it, we don't see why these wouldn't be, too.
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No other scooter company has taken the plunge into Latin America yet besides Grin Scooters in Mexico City, but other larger cities such as Buenos Aires, Bogota, Santiago, and Lima would be ideal markets if the companies can figure out pricing as well as security and safety issues first.
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I had taken the plunge into vegetarianism back in middle school for a myriad of vague reasons: the sanctity of animals in my religion, my general apathy towards the taste of meat, and a bit of crazed mob mentality since several friends were attempting to join what was a trend at the time.
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So before you give up entirely and succumb to taking a deep dive into Epstein conspiracies—or if you have already taken the plunge and are gasping for air—take solace: No matter how he died, there were actual, malleable policies that played a part in his rise, his crimes, and his death.
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McDonald's has toyed with the idea before, releasing the McVegan in Finland in 2017, but so far hasn't taken the plunge in the US. "As the battle for the best meatless burger ramps up, McDonald's is being left behind by its biggest rival," petition starter Kathy Freston wrote in an emailed statement after Burger King announced its partnership with Impossible Foods.
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Past champions are honored with a plaque on the walk-up to the 18th green that is called the "Dinah's Walk of Champions." Since 1994, champions have taken the plunge into "Poppie's Pond," which is named after the former tournament director Terry Wilcox. This first occurred in 1988, when Amy Alcott took the plunge, as a spontaneous act of celebration. Amy Alcott, Betsy King, and Annika Sörenstam hold the record for the most victories with three each. Sörenstam is the only player to win back- to-back titles as a major, winning in both 2001 and 2002.
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Internet Magazine covered almost anything internet-related, as long as there was a consumer or small business slant. It was launched by Emap's London-based Emap Computing unit as a spin-off from a now-defunct technical computer networking monthly called Datacom having been proposed by that magazine's then deputy editor Neil Ellul to publisher Roger Green. The first stand-alone issue of Internet, edited by Ellul and published by Green appeared in October 1994 with a cover story on how a dozen businesses had 'taken the plunge' by starting up their own websites. Positioned as 'the practical guide to what's on and where to go', Internet Magazine published a list of all the world's publicly available World Wide Web websites—55 in the first issue of the magazine—as well as content available through FTP and Gopher protocols.
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