A loss by three points — that sucks extra bad.
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That sucks for you, but it's the reality of things.
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"Me and Taylor are fighting, so that sucks," she says.
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To put it bluntly, from a representation standpoint, that sucks.
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They said they expect that it will, and that sucks.
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That sucks — but it doesn't have to stay that way.
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Increasingly, bodegas are becoming an endangered species, and that sucks.
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A lot of people online were like, that sucks. Whatever.
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Today, though, always-on isn't always bright — and that sucks.
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"I can't pick up my kids, so that sucks," she says.
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I wanted to create something that sucks people to the floor.
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They have a whoosh that sucks the air out before impact.
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And it comes in the form of a bag that sucks.
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If you end up being one of those dudes, that sucks.
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As someone who's seen him perform in the UK, that sucks.
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As soon as the sun starts shining again, that sucks too.
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Fortunately, Roksana was not hurt during the incident -- but still, that SUCKS!
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Powerpop stalwarts The Thermals broke up earlier this week, and that sucks.
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That sucks because when you guys imitate us it's always really good.
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Which like, 10 hours in that seat, that sucks for anybody, right?
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Which is by the way, you're just saying that, that sucks, right?
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If Trump sinks, he'll create a vortex that sucks down everyone involved.
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That sucks — but limit your judgment of the people making those decisions.
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It's also possible that a nasty bug is causing Chargegate, and that sucks.
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But that sucks they couldn't find you a better match to the beat.
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At first I thought, That sucks that I have to miss her birthday.
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"And [my kids] said the same thing to me: 'That sucks,'" O'Leary says.
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That sucks because every wind tunnel iteration takes six months and costs millions.
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Speculative e-currency that sucks up as much energy as a small country.
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"You think I'm overreacting, and that sucks," Annie spits on her way out.
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It's not even the time spent in the air that sucks the most.
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To make a movie, there's no time for enjoying film, and that sucks.
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I figured out I am into trans girls and I felt like, that sucks.
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They decide on a swimsuit that "sucks everything in" and a milk shower. Obviously.
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It's a format that sucks at first, but there's so much room for information.
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"It's a process that sucks, but it comes along with the business," he said.
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That sucks, but for some, people dying isn't a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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You know, the guy who brings the big sucker truck that sucks out septic tanks.
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And that sucks, for us, as an owner, but that's good for soccer in general.
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I recognize the fact that I haven't always been the best role model, and that sucks.
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" And Bill was like, "If you tell a joke that sucks, just say, 'Well, that sucked.
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"That sucks, and is not what lasers do in movies," is a thought you might have.
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And that sucks, because there's already a theory that says nothing can travel faster than light.
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That sucks if a friend really did send the image, but if not, just own it.
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Stingray is a controversial cellphone tracking tool that sucks up information from all nearby cellphone users.
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Yet there's one thing that sucks about NWA: we'll never get to see them live again.
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So many things that the older me looks back now and I'm like man, that sucks.
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Can also be used to describe a team that sucks but is very entertaining to watch.
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And while that sucks, it puts weed on roughly the same ethical footing, environmentally, as almonds.
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When Sarah follows him, she finds a massive, roiling pit that sucks up dirt like quicksand.
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That sucks, because when you climb the mountain, you want to beat the best along the way.
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Like a real-life black hole, this one has a gravitational pull that sucks you toward it.
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Unfortunately for this dude, cops say he was recently busted on a meth charge -- so that sucks.
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"We weren't in the presidential debate, and that sucks," Johnson said, reiterating his criticism of the commission.
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It's getting harder and harder to find a flagship phone with a camera that sucks these days.
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They exhale into the toilet and flush, creating a vacuum that sucks the aerosol into the pipes.
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That sucks, especially on Saturday, which a lot of people have off from work or from school.
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Cipher swoops in with some "Avengers"-like stealth plane that sucks up Jakob's car into its cargo.
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If there's one thing that sucks, at least from a video perspective, it's coverage of this election.
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But preparing tortillas the old-fashioned way is a laborious task that sucks up hours of the day.
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The change in a single lens element's material resulted in a camera that sucks in even more light.
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It's the whole "finding one that doesn't feel like it's about to snap in half" thing that sucks.
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You, however, won't get the Oculus Touch controllers with it, and that's really the only part that sucks.
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But the reality is that AI isn't an amorphous black hole that sucks in unstructured data to produce insights.
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Your doctor will clear the outer ear canal by using a vacuum-type apparatus that sucks out the debris.
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But the family [became] this thing that sucks up all media, and they all want to talk about Kardashians.
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It's a practice that sucks regardless of whether it's being done to you by Donald Trump or by Disney.
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That sucks when you're a young designer living in an expensive city and you're already extremely undercharging for work.
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"I really don't have a desire to get clean, and that sucks, because I really want to," she said.
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The program effectively creates a vacuum that sucks in startups so YC can start forging a relationship with them.
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He's working toward a 20-foot cylindrical tower that sucks in air, separating pollutants in a five-phase process.
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Personally, I think that sucks because, again, black people and black women are the biggest purchasers of hair care products.
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For No. 1, there is a nozzle device that sucks up the urine, with different attachments for men and women.
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Some of the tricks can be 300 times before they land it, so if you're not having fun, that sucks.
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We'll try to get some clarity on this ... but if the possibility of a rematch is truly off, that sucks!!!
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For many Americans, the Middle East is a bottomless pit that sucks in US lives and dollars, so good riddance.
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Still, so many great chefs leave because they get signed to these big restaurant groups and realize that that sucks.
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Behold a salmon cannon that sucks up fish and shoots them over a dam Physically, it doesn't hurt them. Mentally?
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Is digital streaming just a black hole that sucks up money and spits it out into the cold vacuum of space?
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If it's cloudy and you're in the path of totality, that sucks, and there isn't much you can do about it.
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But there's something so uniquely strange about these arrangements that sucks me in whole, something so damn devilishly appealing about them.
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And, by later this afternoon, the coming Comey testimony will be the story that sucks up all of the news oxygen.
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The bigger issue, Roberts says ... even though Puig can afford to replace the missing items, he feels violated and that sucks.
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The result is a shortfall in global demand that sucks ever more of the world economy into the zero-rate trap.
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"If we run out of PPE, that sucks, but if we run out of people, that's a bigger issue," Kenneth said.
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Amazon Wine sellers received an announcement from the retailer on Monday that sucks for the businesses using the five-year-old service.
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I can apply that right away, because if you make it like, 'Ugh, I gotta go to work, that sucks,' it's negative.
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And if all of your jokes are pretty bad, you can't just be like, "Well, that sucks," and then do another bad joke.
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This last category of vampire is the one that sucks the most, and which is really the scariest monster out there this Halloween.
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Besides the chemical composition, the researchers also found that a third of hemicellulose, a component in wood that sucks up moisture, had decomposed.
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We're dying to get our hands on Korea's blackhead-extractor contraption that sucks out dirt and — for lack of a better term — grossness.
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Imagine Ghostbusters, but the one doing the busting is Nintendo's green-clad Mario Bro armed with a vacuum cleaner that sucks up spirits.
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When you feel sorry for me, that leaves me feeling more alone ... but for you to look at me, and say, 'That sucks.
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But then you realized that guys like your cousin's ex are only summoned when someone needs their stuff hauled around, and that sucks.
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Selena caught wind of this and commented on the fan page that reposted ... "That sucks," adding a sad face emoji for good measure.
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But say she isn't straight, and had to hide it to crack America in order to keep up the charade—that sucks too.
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This leads to an ever-higher-decibel-level identity war that sucks up everybody's good will and doesn't actually lead to social action.
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"That sucks," she said by phone, and not only for business reasons: a sparse crowd gets self-conscious and is hesitant to laugh.
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There was a dam, larger than Hoover or the President or the patent For the metal creature that sucks up all the dust.
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That sucks, 'cause the long-distance couple of 5 years were supposed to actually meet in person for the first time pretty soon.
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As Ted, Efron gives a compelling performance that sucks the air right out of the room, leaving little oxygen for Elizabeth's story to flourish.
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Unfortunately not even 3,000 people will be on hand to see it, a fact that sucks all of the air out of Peterson's boasts.
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Skimer is essentially…Read more ReadThe thing that sucks about virtual skimmers is that there is essentially nothing you can do to protect yourself.
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BK finds himself working as an intern at a startup that's made a piece of technology that sucks people's trash down an indestructible hole.
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It was not yet a cyclone, but rather what meteorologists call a deep depression — a spiraling low-pressure storm that sucks in warm air.
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Hilgen owns a 2008 Chrysler Sebring, an older model that sucks up more gas than a new, more fuel-efficient vehicle on the market.
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Ms. Wiazemsky and Mr. de Maublanc maintain a kind of Bressonian passivity in enacting the dank, entropic spiral that sucks their characters ever downward.
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If that involves taking money from people in the form of subscriptions and fees instead of fun new gadgets, well, that sucks for Apple fans.
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We made a nice place for you and your friends to hang out, it suggests, but a bunch of assholes ruined it and that sucks.
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Stunning design aside, the Mi Mix 2 has a bezel-less edge-to-edge screen that sucks you in the second you power it on.
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An entity that sucks in a quarter trillion bucks every four weeks is more than just the elephant in the room; it is the room.
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That sucks A Florida scuba diver sues a power company after he says he was sucked into a nuclear power plant by an underwater pipe.
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But it's like there's a window in your brain and somebody punched a hole in it, and it's a black hole that sucks everything in.
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So while that is unfortunate, while that sucks, it is definitely going to help people, probably make people feel less alone if I talk about this.
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And that sucks, because finding out the whos, whats, and wheres that made you into the person you are is way too awesome to pass up.
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For insurance behemoths pulling in billions, or hundreds of billions, in revenue, fraud that sucks away mere millions is not even a rounding error, he said.
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A connector attaches the gripper to the arm and also sports a vacuum tube that sucks air out from the gripper, collapsing it around an object.
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He said a much bigger threat to honeybee populations there is the Varroa mite, a parasite that sucks blood of the adult honeybees and their brood.
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Twenty three-year-old illustrator Kevin Niggeler's designs do just that, but with a colorful vibrancy that sucks you into simple illustrations grappling with complicated topics.
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We all complain about it in the days leading up to a trip, but honestly, it's not the physical act of packing a suitcase that sucks.
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"Play Like a Winner," on the other hand, is the kind of musical comedy that sucks you in whether it's your cup of tea or not.
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That sucks if you want the most tricked out controller, but if you just want to dip your toe into customizable controllers, then it's kind of perfect.
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That sucks, frankly, because fishing your phone out of a pocket or purse just to ride your bike is a pain in the ass, in my experience.
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The i7+ has a special charging base that sucks all of the dust and dirt out of the vacuum and puts it into a sealed disposable bag.
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That sucks a whole lot especially because the new HTC 10, the one-time champion of front-firing speakers, got rid of them this year as well.
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Its glass back uses multiple layers that absorb light in different ways, giving the phone a frosted appearance that sucks you in like an icy black hole.
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If you're healthy but experiencing markers linked to various mental illnesses—fear, sadness, numbness, trouble concentrating, stress—that sucks also and I'm not here to belittle them.
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The machine works like a large pair of rubber pants that sucks blood and other fluids from the upper part of the body down towards the legs.
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Below a huge barge is a pipe that sucks up water, from which it extracts and purifies the methane before pumping the less-fizzy water back down.
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Sommer: Unlike something like birtherism or Pizzagate, QAnon is a kind of mega-conspiracy theory that sucks in just about every conspiracy theory you can think of.
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And this isn't a mindless app like Twitter that sucks away my time, this takes real money with a simple button that I can click almost too easily.
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"A self-professed gabacha, Jeanine Cummins, wrote a book that sucks," is how Myriam Gurba put it in the first critical review of the book published in December.
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Like, if you have a hit and you sell the hit and you have to make more music the rest of your life and you can't, that sucks.
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That sucks (vampy pun totally intended) but if fans are at all surprised that the series is killing off significant members of its squad, they haven't been paying attention.
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They attachments don't even get hot thanks to air channels built into each one of them that sucks in cool air as the hot air blows through the center.
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Share with your team, "Here's why I know that sucks" or "I so appreciate you bearing with this" and you demonstrate how much you understand their point of view.
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"There's these halon tanks; if there's a fire it just dumps this gas that sucks all the oxygen out of the room to keep the servers safe," Mitchell said.
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With a cast that also includes Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cate Blanchett, and Philip Seymour Hoffman, and an Italian setting, this is a movie that sucks you right in.
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You know, like a giant water-cooled computer that's 200,000 times more powerful than a top-of-the-line laptop and that sucks up enough energy to power 12,000 homes.
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"I really sympathize with kids that go to school and see every other girl has the Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson palette, but they don't and that sucks," Fish said.
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Medical centers are full, said Traore, and the sick and elderly go untended, resting where they can out of the hot sun that sucks moisture from the parched surrounding farmland.
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Medical centers are full, said Traore, and the sick and elderly go untended, resting where they can out of the hot sun that sucks moisture from the parched surrounding farmland.
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In certain places, women have to exhibit a certain behavior and sell a certain something in order to get more tips, in order to survive in that atmosphere—and that sucks.
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NGC 5643 is a Seyfert galaxy; these types have very luminous centers, and scientists think what causes this brightness is a supermassive black hole at the center that sucks up material.
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To solve that problem, a company called Molekule is launching the first molecular air purifier — a two-foot-tall cylinder that sucks in and destroys the stuff that pollutes your air.
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"Mostly people are like 'that sucks, but that was funny' and then if you go deep enough in threads, there are people like 'buuuuuut wait BCASH is better though,'" Lammer said.
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"People tell you your story doesn't matter, and that sucks," Issa Rae, the star and co-creator of the HBO series "Insecure," told me at that media event in Los Angeles.
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I do freelance video producing as well, and all my money is gone for the coming months, so that sucks, but I'm trying to look at it in a different way.
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"That sucks," he tells me, revealing that it was only this summer when the company was smaller that he won a company-wide bet for being able to do just that.
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As Britain heads to the polls on Thursday over whether to leave the European Union, many supporters of the so-called Brexit consider Brussels a bloated bureaucracy that sucks funds and resources.
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Eighteen months ago, the National Science Foundation helped her acquire a $135,000 sensor that sucks in water, takes photographs and transmits them to researchers, who can identify algae that may be toxic.
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The organization charged with electing Democratic candidates across the country has floundered at the state level, all while sustaining a leech-like consultant class that sucks up too much of its money.
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The Soyuz, which ferries astronauts and cosmonauts to and from the International Space Station (ISS), has a vacuum-like toilet that sucks urine out of the space environment and into a collection bin.
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And that sucks, because in the first one, I really loved that car chase, when they were in the Mini, and he was pulling the E-brake, and doing all this crazy stuff.
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Daan Roosegaarde, an inventor from the Netherlands and the designer behind China's smog-sucking tower, wants to get in on the action with a bike that sucks up smog and releases clean air.
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And rare too for his work of the era, no vocal samples ever creep into the frame, just a lifeless, industrial atmosphere that sucks in all the light and heat that surrounds it.
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To help train these aircraft-spotting algorithms, Hypergiant is creating a siphon that sucks up public information about creepy sky sightings that people think are unidentified and tags them with locations and times.
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The Pacum Vacuum is a handheld gadget, smaller than an iPhone X, that sucks the air from your luggage, allowing you to save up to 50% more suitcase space in just 90 seconds.
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This bit of calculated crappiness, in particular, helps Crotty avoid the slick seamlessness that sucks the life out of so many pseudo-minimalist paintings, and gives reductivist pictorial strategies everywhere a bad name.
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We reveal something pretty late in the season finale that hasn't been dropped yet, and it's not a huge bomb, but it's a personal thing for Gary, and we realize, oh man, that sucks.
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It's a portable device that sucks you into its world like nothing that came before, not even TV. Turns out Newt Gingrich was right about smartphones — we really need a new word for them.
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Never have I encountered a group of people devoted so much to each other's well-being and creating a world that sucks less; bump into someone here, and you can expect a full hug.
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X-ray binaries are the result of either a dead or exploded star that sucks in huge amounts of nearby (living) stars and space debris, while throwing off a steady stream of X-ray radiation.
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But while other reporters, like Neil Sheehan, never pretended to be otherwise, Herr writes in a way that sucks you in, makes you feel that he, and maybe you too, are in the combat zone.
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Eventually someone will unlock an optimized Tarrare shitpost that will balance all of these elements and, one assumes, create a wormhole that sucks me into another dimension much like Tarrare (allegedly) scarfed down the baby.
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That sucks, and often there's nothing you can do about it because there's no way for multi-billion dollar companies to anticipate your need for a cattle prod or tiny projector that attaches to your phone.
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As noted by AdWeek, Facebook and its subsidiaries like Instagram continue to maintain an online advertising duopoly with Google that sucks up over 60 percent of all digital ad dollars, and that duopoly is very profitable.
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While the underground SubAir system that sucks water from the course's surface should ensure speedy play on the greens, strong winds and a soggy surface will keep players off balance when the tournament begins on Thursday.
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That's the very real reality of the stuff we use to help us deal with the beauty problems that bother us the most — sometimes, apple cider vinegar and argan oil just aren't enough, and that sucks.
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The UN responds by making another movie about Abba that sucks so bad, it causes the sun to hurl itself into Jupiter causing all of our blenders to make nothing but the worst kind of virgin daiquiris.
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But he and his album are symptomatic of a greater trend in music, in which artists draw aesthetic influence from good artists, try to sound like them, and end up creating something that sucks really, really hard.
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Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle changed the original 1995 film's premise about a magical board game that invades our world and turned it into the story of a magical video game that sucks you into its world.
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The base has a port that sucks dirt from the S26 when it's done a run, shooting it into a bag in the top of the tower that can hold up to 1439.983 full bins of dirt.
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JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE "Jumanji" is rebooted in an unusually literal sense: Four teenagers cleaning out their school's basement discover not a board game but a video game that sucks them in to a jungle adventure.
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"Osteoarthritis standard of care begins with ibuprofen, then steroids, and then most people's standard of care is just accepting it: You're old, that sucks, and you're now in pain for the rest of your life," David said.
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A clean room's floor is often actually a grate, under which a "sub-fab" lies where some of these tubes lead to equipment that sucks in lots of nasty chemicals and transforms them into less nasty chemicals.
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The San Francisco-based fintech startup offers a consumer app that sucks in the transaction history from its users' bank accounts, determines what fees have been assessed and then conducts negotiations on their behalf to get a refund.
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Well cast in even the smaller roles, "The Front Runner" feels fairly narrow in its appeal -- calibrated (down to its Election Day release) to reach an audience that sucks up enough cable news to putty in the gaps.
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Venezuelans who can afford it have imported machinery such as the Antminer S9, a shoebox-sized contraption selling for roughly $2,000 on Amazon, that sucks in cool air and electricity and spits out noise, heat and freshly mined bitcoins.
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"I remember in hindsight thinking how genius it was that Mark convinced Sean Parker to raise all the money for him … Mark saw Sean as a useful tool to do the job that sucks the most," that is, fundraising.
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" As an example, Zakin said that if your flight has a big delay, your Hyper agent can try to help you find an earlier departure, but even if there's nothing available, the agent will probably commiserate and tell you, "That sucks.
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Her comedy is the kind that sucks you in and makes you laugh until the credits roll, which is just one of the reasons why we invited her to our L.A. office to walk us through the contents of her purse.
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There's a weird alchemy to taking this time in your life that sucks and turning it into something that you can almost be proud of, but when I think about that time in my life, it was just the worst.
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That sucks too, considering the wealth of cool secrets out there ranging from the Biggoron Sword and a bow from Zelda with unlimited arrows to the wolf version of yourself from Twilight Princess: On one hand, this shouldn't be too surprising.
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But I can see the path towards that other game, now, the one that sucks dozens of hours away, that begs you to take one more quest, that has you debating with friends which space guild has the best storyline.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest coking coal producer BHP has bought a $6 million equity stake in a Canadian-based company that sucks carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, as miners' quest to become sustainable and retain ethical investors gathers pace.
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"[Derek Hough and Marilu's] tango was incredible and the fact that her tango wasn't able to be celebrated just on its own – that it had to be compared to someone else's tango that was also incredible – that sucks," says Chmerkovskiy.
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Speculative e-currency that sucks up as much energy as a small…Read more ReadThe Nike Adapt app, which presumably includes fixes so it will no longer brick your kicks during software updates, introduces some new features to the FitAdapt line.
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Now it feels significant because it speaks to the extremely boring and incredibly lifeless effect of depression that sucks all purpose out of reality while charging anything fictional (films, dreams, daydreams) with a fantastic beauty, purely because they provide an escape from it.
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We start with an off shore oil rig and add cranes to the sides of it that act as legs and add barrels for eyes to show the oil rig's true form: a huge water arachnid that sucks the nectar from the earth.
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And that focus on exploration and timeline-switching, puzzle solving really is the bulk of The Messenger, so if you preferred the intro, only to watch the game pull a substantive bait-and-switch into something you care less about... well, that sucks?
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Companies and governments struggling to ensure an effective social contribution can turn to organizations like the Social Progress Index (SPI), a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit that sucks in data from all over the world to present open source quality of life indicators.
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But with the gestures there's a "moment" that sucks you in — you can feel the hot summer sun on the back of your neck, taste the cold treat and cheap plastic, and see your flip-flops flapping between your toes as you kick your legs.
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What he has managed to do inside his Neon Visionary Art Temple is to create, again and again, art that sucks you inside of the frame, and the next thing you know, you're no longer standing in front of it but inside of it.
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They put me in a position where I really had to come out to a large majority of people, some of which were very hostile to me in the comment section of the article, and that sucks to have to be put in that position.
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I'm fairly self-absorbed, so it's not something I've thought about a lot before, but since I started filming my show, I've learned that there isn't a lot of porn out there for people who are blind or visually impaired and, well, that sucks.
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Ultimately, Tytunovich said he wants the company to become the "immune system of the internet" — which doesn't just mean detecting ad fraud, but also becoming "a solution to everything that sucks about digital advertising specifically, things like fake news and how advertising relates to that."
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It is basically a loop involving a pump and a compressor that sucks heat out of the interior and blows it into the kitchen, and it can do this even when the interior of your refrigerator is colder than the air in the room.
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That sucks for Ikea, because the primary way to buy new Ikea furniture and homewares was to drive out to these warehouse-sized stores and wind your way through the signature Ikea maze, while picking up all sorts of reasonably priced items you didn't plan on buying.
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Sampling is often done via a tube with moving caps on both ends into which the creature must be guided and trapped, or a vacuum tube that sucks it in, which as you can imagine is at best unpleasant for the target and at worst, lethal.
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This is one of the things that sucks about living in the future, and which is not convenient at all—there are all these bad habits to break, which is a grind, especially when they only even started to seem like bad habits a few years ago.
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"And how bad can a year be when you had delicious oysters and soufflé, found a secret place by the water, they announce no more elephants will be in the circus, a well that sucks water from the air was invented, and Ruthie and the Wranglers make a comeback," he continued.
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It's like we're like steeped in media and tech, and you know in some regards that sucks because there are a lot of smaller shows in flyover states, and people doing really cool stuff that don't get the same kind of attention because they're not part of this world. Right.
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That sucks, frankly, because the PS4 is a big reason that Fortnite took off in the first place, and it means a lot of people won't be able to play it on the Switch without creating a new account and surrendering their play histories and loot lockers — and the money spent along the way.
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"You can make a case that we are trying to thread a needle that's tough to thread, but the needle is to do enough to deter the regime from using chemical weapons but not so much that sucks us into the Syrian civil war and gets us into conflict with Iran and Russia," he said.
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Under Water PressureNow that's what I call Clean Energy You may remember Harrison from such blogs as "This Cardboard Desk That Sucks Is Actually Good" and "I Can't Quit Facebook Because My Salsa Team Needs Me." It's hard to say what his most interesting take is, but watching him shower fully clothed is definitely on the list.
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But the company, founded more than 20 years ago by former police officer Erick McCallum, had already built itself into a multimillion-dollar-a-year entity by capitalizing on The Annihilator, its truck-mounted machine that sucks up spills, including oil, neutralized acids and other organic liquids from big-rig accidents on Texas roadways, helicopter manufacturing floors or waterways.
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"The House That Heaven Built" is kickass enough to have been used as hockey pump-up music (the band are Canadians to the end, natch), but it's also kind of dark, a hallucination of a semi-mythical house party that sucks in the directionless, leaving them no option but to scream at the skies just to confirm they exist.
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For the longest time, I've had to assume that running—that is, voluntary running, not, like running from a pack of feral dogs—is a willful act of self-delusion: convincing yourself that you definitely like doing this thing that sucks ass, despite knowing, somewhere deep down in your heart, just how much ass it absolutely sucks.
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Read more: 'The Blowjob Paper:' Scientists Processed 109 Hours of Oral Sex to Develop an AI that Sucks Dick "But I was the first to be motivated enough to stick with the idea, skilled enough to gather data and train a neural network, and not career-oriented enough to work on something that would be appropriate on a resume," he said.
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At $224 you're going to pay a little more for that convenience, which requires an elaborate dock that sucks dirt and debris out of the robovac when it's parked, but you also get iRobot's smartest robot to date, with room mapping, scheduling, and the ability to limit the vacuum's cleaning routines to just a specific area using a mobile app.
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Popular legend says the lean was caused by a thunderclap in 1511, part of a violent storm that Florentines interpreted as a bad political omen, but more likely it was a result of the ground shifting slightly, for regular ground-shifting reasons — something like the force that tilts the famous tower of Pisa or the one that sucks constantly at the city of Venice.
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I have spoken to too many younger evangelicals who have come of age in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and are showing signs of disillusionment with traditional white evangelical politics — because the Christian right has fallen well short of St. Paul's command to "share with the Lord's people who are in need" and because it glorifies a profit-obsessed rat race that sucks even the winners dry.
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Unfortunately there are just so many brands in play that all these reviews tend to act as fuel, feeding a growing black hole of indecision that sucks away at your precious spare time, demanding you spend more and more of it reading about robots that suck (when you could, let's be frank, be getting on with the vacuuming task yourself) — only to come up for air each time even less convinced that buying a robot dirtbag is at all a good idea.
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For the sake of children and adults across America SPEAK UP. Doug O'Neal from Kentucky said we shouldn't blame guns: It is a nightmare that no one needs to ever experience, no one should ever have to go through, but I can't help to feel that the problem doesn't so much lay with gun control laws than parental control and a failure of the so called system that doesn't work for the underprivileged or a health care system that sucks.
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In order to stop using coal and fossil fuel as a primary energy source by the middle of the century, we will have to transition to using electric, solar, wind, and nuclear power, as well as bioenergy and biofuels (fuels produced from crops like maize.) Carbon capture technology that sucks up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere—which at this point remains an emerging tech that hasn't been implemented at a large scale—would have to be used heavily in order to compensate for carbon pollution and bring net emissions down to zero.
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