Of course, the cleaner and tidier the house, the better.
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Well, alright: My desk would be a tiny bit tidier.
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Adjacent to Molenbeek, Schaerbeek is richer, tidier and more mixed.
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It was smaller and much, much tidier than I'd envisioned.
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That universe is, it's understood, not just a cleaner one, but a happier one, which is why Kondo gets cast as not just a tidier of homes, but a tidier of lives as well.
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John Edge's work, "The Potlikker Papers", is a far tidier affair.
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In offices, desks are tidier thanks to Bluetooth keyboards and mice.
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Birch is the smaller, tidier and quieter of Mr. Sukle's restaurants.
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The word "newer" would have been tidier in that first sentence.
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Is there anything I can do to help you keep it tidier?
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When your clothes fit properly it helps you keep your form tidier.
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That would be a tidier outcome than a slew of other possibilities.
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This version of Sid and Nancy is a lot tidier than the original.
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Then, Swift slunk away from public-facing celebrations, retreating for a tidier narrative.
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Two garbage bags of clothes later, she was feeling a little lighter. Tidier.
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And the great reveal: a playroom that was unquestionably tidier, calmer and more inviting.
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They also prefer big infrastructure to more mundane measures like making streets tidier or safer.
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From 2007 we brought in more defined regulations and now it's tidier, defined by law.
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We must leave it a tidier place than we found it, or future generations will suffer.
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For one, the tidier you are, the less time time it will take to clean up.
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Bathroom mirrors, countertops, and sinks should be wiped daily to make the space seem substantially tidier.
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And I wish the remote controller would also switch to USB-C charging to keep things tidier.
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There is aesthetic value too, he adds: fused welds look much tidier than blobs of molten weld.
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When I met with him, he was at work on a project that was easier—and tidier.
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Scroll on to shop the organized AF's solutions for running a tidier and more productive ship in 2019.
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They provide a nice incentive for me to keep things a bit tidier than Francis Bacon's studio, too.
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Calculations of social utility are tidier, and the profession has fallen out of the habit of moral reasoning.
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"I expect that the whole process will be much tidier and much more conscientious going forward," he said.
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Closed-cell insulation is a heavier, pricier material with tidier, more individual air bubbles that insulate far better.
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Getting rid of less-than-airtight claims from both companies will help make the case tidier for the jury.
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This results in a much tidier bin emptying process overall, which is a welcome improvement compared to past generations.
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O will bring better battery life, tidier notifications, picture-in-picture, and more features that won't be immediately noticeable.
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The writers of Modern Warfare couldn't come up with a tidier metaphor for Western foreign policy if they tried.
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So-called trolls are a problem for all social media — even Facebook, which keeps a tidier, more contained system.
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The CX-9 lacks a panoramic roof, and its tidier size keeps the third row on the tighter side.
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He's still plenty young and eager to get better; his glovework behind the plate already seems much tidier in 2016.
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Gone are the silly forelock and the granny glasses, replaced by a tidier Wall Street coif and sober dark frames.
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Party chairman races have in recent years been tidier affairs, with trailing candidates often withdrawing before the election takes place.
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In iOS 211, Apple has fine-tuned notifications so they're tidier, and, as a result, less stressful to look at.
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It's a tidier option than partitioning, though it means opening up your computer case and spending more on an additional drive.
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Like the Beats X, the backs of the Byron BTs are magnetized and can be clicked together for a tidier look.
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Even The Bachelorette, one of the tidier shows on TV, managed to blunder its way into two PR crises this year.
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Using Noteshelf feels similar to writing in a real notebook, with the advantages that the notes are tidier and stored digitally.
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This not only saves space and looks tidier, but it keeps all of your pots and pans easily accessible for cooking.
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They make their bed "Those who do their chores and keep their living space tidier tend to make more money," writes Bell.
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There's Agent Cooper Sleazy, and there's a man named Dougie, who looks like a tidier version of the character actor Stephen Root.
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If your resolution for the new year is to be tidier, that's great, and I think it's something that is possible [to maintain].
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But we like living in a tidier environment and our daughter is more mobile now, so we've started picking up after ourselves more.
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Marie Kondo started working as a professional tidier in Japan at age 83, when she began tidying up friends' homes for extra cash.
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And if the first season left viewers dangling, this season wraps its twists and turns into a tidier denouement — but with no less heartbreak.
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These podcasts benefit from their depth of focus, which allows for nuances that often feel shaved away from the tidier, one-episode historical tales.
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Designed to mitigate clutter, you can either mount it to a wall or stick it under your desk to allow for a tidier working environment.
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After all, the appeal is obvious: They're a convenient and tidier alternative to the traditional format of a cream mask, while offering the same results.
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Bound in Easter egg colors with sparkling celestial graphics and interchangeable subtitles, the books have branded their epigrammatic author into a tidier, more wholesome package.
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Does it bother you as much as it does me that we're probably heading toward a tidier ending than the one set up in the books?
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In recent years it has become a tidier, drier place, with rows of oversize awnings and undersize trees — called, after its patron, David H. Koch Plaza.
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For example, Android O can group all notifications from a single user from, say, a chat app into a channel, which sounds like it'll be way tidier.
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You can outsource the chore to this Roomba that can be scheduled to clean every day while you're at work, and come home to a tidier place.
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But dismissing their views as "wrong," while tidier, isn't nearly as fascinating as figuring out why their interpretations are so off from what Moore and Gibbons intended.
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We joke that he's the Monica of our relationship — he likes things waaay tidier than I do, and he's so much better at organizing than I am.
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Rostam Batmanglij, who works under his first name, was, until recently, a core member of Vampire Weekend, a tidier, less cathartic, more widely heralded New York band.
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Some cherish the scent of a real tree and the tradition of bringing it home, while others prefer the tidier and easier option of the plastic variety.
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Instead try "Black Swan Green," his tidier, shimmering 2006 novel about a year in the life of a 13-year-old English boy told in 153 chapters.
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The accolade recognized a combination of government schemes that have made the Rwandan capital much tidier than before, but that also have spurred resistance from many displaced slumdwellers.
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"We need to be more fastidious about putting away toiletries," he tells Jane, who promised to be tidier than Marie Kondo when she applied to be a tenant.
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The result: His hotel, which overlooks a bucolic lake near the Polish border and markets itself as an oasis for harried Berliners, has become "quieter" and "tidier," he says.
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At some point in my brief profession as a tidier, it became clear that my most frequent client was using me for companionship more than for my organizing skills.
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Based on leaked photos, the anticipated new iPhone has redesigned and much tidier antenna lines, which is likely related to the serious camera improvements (especially on the iPhone 24.7 Plus).
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When we don't get them, we tend to be upset by that — perhaps because we already know life is full of unsolvable questions, and we like art to be tidier.
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It's been an unquestionable economic boon, it's bolstered tourism to the state, and—due to helpful cleanup efforts by cannabis clubs—weed is starting to help Colorado get a little tidier, too.
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Mosaic Pro saves you the trouble of having to sift through them every time you switch windows by giving you the option to resize and reposition apps, resulting in a tidier, more organized desktop.
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The streaming service doesn't share viewing data so it's hard to tell how many people have watched Kondo gently direct the evacuation of closets, kitchens and kunstkammers in pursuit of a tidier, happier existence.
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"Even if there was a need to postpone the election it could have been done in a much tidier way that would not have exposed the process to these kinds of risks," he said.
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Android Oreo will come with a number of under-the-hood improvements, including tidier notifications, better battery life that automatically limits background activities, picture-in-picture support, upgraded keyboard support, 60+ new emoji, and more.
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In contrast, the Democrats had a far tidier affair on our hands, with superdelegates lining up in droves behind frontrunner in Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee scheduling just 220006 debates before the Iowa caucuses.
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"There will be an immediate sense that Barbados is much tidier and a cleaner location," said Connie Smith, a trustee of the Waste 0 Resources Trust in Barbados, a group that advocates for reducing plastic use.
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" As he explained, "This bias is marked by an instinctual suspicion of anything suggesting ideological zealotry, an admiration for difference-splitting, a conviction that politics should be a tidier and more rational process than it usually is.
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There's little conflict between sumptuous good looks on the outside and great sound on the inside, and the new breed of quickly improving wireless cans embody a simultaneous improvements in both camps: better functionality and tidier, wire-free aesthetics.
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Researchers now had tidier labels to work with; more sophisticated tools, including M.R.I.s, animal models, and genetic analysis, to guide their investigations of the brain; and a better understanding of why the available drugs and forms of psychotherapy relieved symptoms for many patients.
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A 20173 Canadian study of 350 sexual homicides found that about a third of perpetrators appeared to have taken care not to leave DNA, killing their victims in tidier ways than beating or strangling, which are likely to leave behind genetic clues, for instance.
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Like his Madrid-based contemporary Diego Velázquez, he depicted saints and other holy figures as earthbound men and women, though Murillo's religious works were tidier than Velázquez's, more spectral, and (later in his career) more influenced by the soft curves and bright tones of Venetian painting.
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If your luggage is no longer fit for travel but isn't totally unusable, keep it and use it for extra storage in a closet or under your bed (it looks way tidier than putting your things in trash bags or assembling it into a terrifying Jenga tower of randomness).
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Tech Tip Q. Typing in text on a PDF form is tidier and saves time, but on a touch-screen Windows 10 computer, is it possible to "sign" PDF forms on the screen — instead of having to download a filled-in form, print it out, sign it, scan it and mail it?
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While the breeze tried to brush the pot off Jimi Hendrix's face and onto the bedspread, she imagined him alone in some dusky house, baking in an eternal heat, in Kansas or Nebraska, hiding out from the law, which had long since stopped looking for him, in an age that was cleaner and tidier, working himself into a fit over what had happened on this day, August 5, 1971.
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These guides will help with your meal prepping plans: How best to harness the power of garlic in your everyday cooking 6 ways to make kitchen prep work easier and tidier Homemade broth is the key ingredient your bowl of soup deserves How to take care of your cast-iron cookware and make it last forever These are the kinds of recipes you'll get with Meal Plan of Action: Cuban-Style Chicken and Rice (Arroz con Pollo) Chicken Yakitori With Smashed Cucumber Salad Baking basics For many of us, baking can be a soothing, contemplative exercise with a delicious payoff at the end.
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The original FW15 was an active car from the start which enabled a much tidier package closer to the minimum weight limit. The success of the FW14B meant that the FW15 was not needed in 1992.
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Norah Jones performed at the 10th anniversary celebration of the Living Room.This music venue has been called "an incubator of talent," and has been described as "a much mellower and tidier successor to CBGB." Some considered The Living Room as The Bottom Line of the "small bankroll" live rock venues.Sisario, Ben.
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There was a return of Billy the Cat inside, as well as a new Super School strip by Lew Stringer. The price rose to £1.25 per issue. Different characters appear on the 'O' each week in a cleaner and tidier embossed logo. New headline fonts were introduced (CCZoinks); the balloon font was also changed to Cloudsplitter by Blambot.
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On 13 June 1983, Nasution was officially inaugurated as the Governor of North Sumatra by the Ministry of Internal Affairs Soepardjo Roestam. He replaced the previous governor, Edward Waldemar Pahala Tambunan. During his term, Nasution ordered all of the civil servants in North Sumatra to wear white uniforms. He stated that by wearing white uniforms, the civil servants would look cleaner and tidier.
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Reactions to the front end styling have been mixed; Norbye describes it as "a blunt, unattractive front end", Severson agrees, calling the front clip "odd-looking" and stating that the details of the front end "do no favors for the looks", while Noakes disagrees, referring to its "imposing front end" being "tidier than the Bertone body's fussy nose" in comparison to the 3200CS.
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Traditionally batch files begin with the `@echo off` statement. This says to the interpreter that echoing of commands should be off during the whole execution of the batch file, thus resulting in a "tidier" output (the `@` symbol declares that this particular command (echo off) should also be executed without echo.) The command is available in MS-DOS versions 2 and later.
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Alpacas use a communal dung pile, where they do not graze. This behaviour tends to limit the spread of internal parasites. Generally, males have much tidier, and fewer dung piles than females, which tend to stand in a line and all go at once. One female approaches the dung pile and begins to urinate and/or defecate, and the rest of the herd often follows.
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In the time of Alexander the Great the custom of smooth shaving was introduced. cites Chrysippus ap. Athen. xiii. 565 a Alexander strongly promoted shaving during his reign because he believed it looked tidier. Reportedly, Alexander ordered his soldiers to be clean-shaven, fearing that their beards would serve as handles for their enemies to grab and to hold the soldier as he was killed.
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They are thought to be of Norman origin and as such may represent the oldest extant remains on the site. In the mid-19th century a local farmer reportedly used the castle cellars as pig sties. The cellars were overgrown but are now much tidier and are easily accessible (but via small doors and steps). A large area of the surrounding landscape is also associated with the castle.
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The shop lay untouched from 1968 to 1973, when the fittings and stock were donated to The Black Country Living Museum. The shop now located in The Black Country Living Museum is built using bricks reclaimed from two houses which were demolished in Pearson Street, Old Hill. The original shop front was also rescued and forms part of the exhibit today. The shop exhibition is much tidier than the shop would have been in real life.
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Her design, along with fellow protagonist Robo's, was the one that changed the most of the main cast. Ayla's hair was originally straight, but graphic designer Masanori Hoshino wanted her hair to be a "wilder, wavy style," so they had Toriyama change it. Her design was changed to be neater and tidier. Ayla's breasts originally had more bounce until producer Kazuhiko Aoki made them reduce it, though the bounce is somewhat retained in the final version.
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Under Sixtus IV (1471–1484) the rione lost much of its chaotic look, typical of the Middle Ages, for a cleaner and tidier one, in keeping with the changes brought about by the Renaissance. It saw the recovery of buildings, the enlargement of streets, and the rebuilding of the ancient Pons Aurelius into a new bridge, the "Ponte Sisto" connecting Trastevere and Parione. This activity improved the quality of the region. Thanks to this renewal, urbanization increased between the 1400 and 1500.
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Lancashire's captain, Nigel Howard had been prepared to overlook Parr's scruffiness and laid-back approach, but for the 1954 season Cyril Washbrook succeeded him. A stricter disciplinarian than Howard, Washbrook insisted on tidier dress and better behaviour from his side, and dropped Parr after only five matches. Worcestershire offered Parr a job, but withdrew after Washbrook wrote to warn them against employing him, saying that he could be "a grave social risk". That marked the end of his cricket career.
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It is accepted that tengkolok was made as early as Malacca Sultanate. Before that time, commoners were obliged to cover their head or to tie their long hair, becoming neater and tidier when seeking an audience with sultan. Malaccan Malays managed to use a long rectangular cloth, folded and tied into a kind of neat headgear, to wear it in formal affairs. This cloth-tying became more beautiful as the time goes, modified and adapted depending on the status of its wearer.
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When Wally calls Beaver a "pig", Beaver moves into the guest room where he can be his own dirty, messy self without comment or criticism from others. Frightening shadows in the room force him back to his old bedroom and the safety of being with his brother. The two boys strike a middle ground: Beaver will be a bit tidier than he usually is and Wally will be a bit sloppier. By the final season, even Beaver shows signs to being neater, a sign of growing up.
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Under Sixtus IV (1471-1484) the rione lost its chaotic look, typical of the Middle Ages, for a cleaner and tidier one, typical of the Renaissance. Recovering buildings, enlarging streets, building the new bridge Ponte Sisto connecting Trastevere and Parione, improved the quality of the area. Thanks to this renewal, urbanization increased between the 15th and the 16th century. In the same period, several artists were asked to renew the front of the greatest buildings: this habit was born in the northern Italy and was spreading in that period.
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" In The Independent, John Walsh commented, "He tells it with complete, reckless, disclosure. Sometimes it sounds like a man ranting into a tape machine; sometimes, in the tidier and more reflective sections, you can detect the hand of his co-writer, James (White Mischief) Fox. But the watchwords of this book are honesty, confessionalism, telling it straight." The New Yorker said of Life, "Half book, half brand extension, it's an entertaining, rambling monologue, a slurry romp through the life of a man who knew every pleasure, denied himself nothing, and never paid the price.
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" Christopher Orr of The Atlantic gave the film a positive review, saying "Kids will enjoy it, and there are more than enough clever gags to keep parents amused. But the film lacks the tenderness and rich nostalgia that made The Muppets such an improbable delight." Erik Adams of The A.V. Club gave the film a B-, saying "The Muppets are creatures of indulgence, and their sense of humor is one of excess. Muppets Most Wanted is a mess of a movie, but anything tidier would be a poor fit.
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Backyard coops are small and often enclosed within a fenced area (sometimes bounded by chicken wire), thus creating a more natural living environment, one in which the chickens can roam freely and forage for food. If this kind of "yarding" is both floorless and reasonably mobile, it is called a chicken tractor. The number of small coops in urban areas of wealthy countries has been growing. This growth has led to the marketing of manufactured chicken coops, such as Eglu, which are designed for more cramped spaces and a tidier look.
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Alexander the Great's shaven image on the Alexander Mosaic, 2nd Century BC Before the advent of razors, hair was sometimes removed using two shells to pull the hair out or using water and a sharp tool. Around 3000 BC when copper tools were developed, copper razors were invented. The idea of an aesthetic approach to personal hygiene may have begun at this time, though Egyptian priests may have practiced something similar to this earlier. Alexander the Great strongly promoted shaving during his reign in the 4th century BC because he believed it looked tidier.
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The 11th century Grade I listed parish church is dedicated to St Mary.British Listed buildings retrieved 25 July 2013 There is also a Baptist chapel. The church of St. Mary, erected about 1075, is of stone, in the Early Norman style, and has a tower containing 3 bells: the tower was struck by lightning in 1896, and the northwest corner destroyed, but was restored in 1899: there are 160 sittings. John Betjeman described the church as "unaltered early Norman church ... a massive church which carries its longevity more convincingly than many older and tidier churches".
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In 1940 he put out the 4th edition, a corrected reprint of the 3rd edition along with a supplementary volume. He personally wrote about one-twentieth of the millions of words in Grove III and IV. According to one obituarist, his assistant critic A. H. Fox Strangways, Colles's task was "to put in some sort of showing, on people and things that 'ought to find a place there', apart from any intrinsic interest they might or might not awaken; he was, in fact, a general tidier-up of half-remembered persons and topics".Music and Letters; Obituary of Colles by A H Fox Strangways In 1932 Colles was appointed D.Mus.
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Screenwriter Shauna Cross adapted her 2007 young adult novel Derby Girl for the screen and pitched the script to different production companies while simultaneously pitching its source material to various publishers. Once Barrymore got involved, she and Cross worked for months on script revisions, with Barrymore pushing her to "avoid her story's tidier prospects, to make things 'more raw and open-ended.'" The film project was initially to be handled by Warner Independent Pictures, but Mandate Pictures took over after it was put into a turnaround. Production began summer 2008 in Michigan; principal photography began on July 26, taking place in and around Detroit, Saline, Ypsilanti, Michigan and Birch Run.
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One of the frescoes of the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral The cathedral interior walls were once fully adorned with medieval frescoes, but many of them did not survive. In the 1830s, when Emperor Nicholas I was scheduled to visit Mskheta, Russian authorities razed the galleries and whitewashed timeless frescoes as part of an effort to give the cathedral a "tidier look"; in the end the Czar never even came. Today, after much careful restoration, some frescoes survive, including a 13th-century depiction of the "Beast of the Apocalypse" and figures of the Zodiac. The walls are decorated with many Christian Orthodox icons, most of which are not original (the originals being in the national museums of Georgia).
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On the lower slopes of the forest of the park, marked by scrubland, there are populations of olive baboons, vervet monkeys, Peter's gazelles, beisa oryxes, striped hyenas, caracals and aardwolves. On the road south from Mount Marsabit to the rocky plains of Shaba, Michael Palin describes passing extraordinary Strangler figs in the mountain-top forest, a stark contrast to the dusty track below which is lined by low, flat-topped acacias. The area is home to sociable weaver birds, which can be identified by their neater, tidier nests; sparrow weavers, with their "scruffier" nests; and white-bellied turacos. In the 1970s, the park achieved fame for reputedly having elephants with the longest tusks in the world.
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Helen Foster Snow, one of the Werners' neighbors, told the detective that it might have been possible that Kuomintang assassins had mistaken Pamela for her, since the two looked similar. She knew that Chiang's government had not been happy with the things she and her husband Edgar had said about them, especially in contrast with their sympathetic portrayal of the Communists.French, "Radical Chic" Dennis considered that theory plausible due to the strong resemblance between Snow and Pamela Werner—in the dark the two could easily have been confused. But the political assassinations carried out by Dai Li's Blue Shirts Society and its more elite counterpart, the Military Statistics Bureau, were much tidier affairs.
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"Wenn du da bist" ("When You're Here", although it can also be rendered "When You're There", but this is not in keeping with the other lyrics) was the Austrian entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1981, performed in German by Marty Brem (who also represented Austria the previous year as a member of Blue Danube). The song is a love ballad, in which Brem compares how he feels when his lover is with him with how he feels when she is not. The song might not be seen as especially memorable among similar entries, but the performance was somewhat unusual. As in 1980, Brem was wearing a leisure suit and a tie, though this time they were somewhat tidier and his hair more kempt.
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The project to unify set theorists behind additional axioms to resolve the Continuum Hypothesis or other meta-mathematical ambiguities is sometimes known as "Gödel's program". Mathematicians currently debate which axioms are the most plausible or "self-evident", which axioms are the most useful in various domains, and about to what degree usefulness should be traded off with plausibility; some "multiverse" set theorists argue that usefulness should be the sole ultimate criterion in which axioms to customarily adopt. One school of thought leans on expanding the "iterative" concept of a set to produce a set-theoretic universe with an interesting and complex but reasonably tractable structure by adopting forcing axioms; another school advocates for a tidier, less cluttered universe, perhaps focused on a "core" inner model.
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The NFP charged that in making a common cause with the FLP in 2004, the SDL breached the agreement, which it said specified that in the third year, the Lord Mayor should be chosen jointly by the two parties. The SDL denied this, general secretary Jale Baba saying that there was no such stipulation in the agreement. Fiji Electoral Commission Chairman Graeme Leung announced on 19 October 2005 that the Suva City Council election scheduled for 22 October would be postponed until 12 November, owing to the death of two candidates for the Tamavua and Samabula wards, respectively. The original plan was to postpone the poll in those two wards only, but the Commission decided that it would be a "tidier" process to conduct the whole election simultaneously.
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Lining both the European and Asian shores of the Bosphorus are the historic yalıs, luxurious chalet mansions built by Ottoman aristocrats and elites as summer homes. Farther inland, outside the city's inner ring road, are Levent and Maslak, Istanbul's main business districts. alt=Two- and three-story colored houses with docks and balconies, built directly on the edge of the water The Karaköy skyline viewed at night, with the illuminated Galata Tower in the background During the Ottoman period, Üsküdar (then Scutari) and Kadıköy were outside the scope of the urban area, serving as tranquil outposts with seaside yalıs and gardens. But in the second half of the 20th century, the Asian side experienced major urban growth; the late development of this part of the city led to better infrastructure and tidier urban planning when compared with most other residential areas in the city.
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The Dominator was conceived as a competitor to the Daimler Fleetline and initially customers were generally those who had previously taken double-deck Fleetlines, however the largest component of the all-single deck Darlington Corporation fleet was the single-deck Fleetline SRG6, the rest of its parc in 1977 consisted of 1967 Daimler Roadliners, new Leyland Leopards and 1974 Seddon Pennine RU. So, in 1978, it ordered a single-deck version of the Dominator with an extended-wheelbase, designed for 11-metre coachwork, this was bodied by Marshall and the style, dual door with 46 seats, when exhibited on the Dennis stand at the 1978 Motor Show at the National Exhibition Centre was named Camair 80. David Cox, then Engineering Director of Merseyside PTE, reviewed it under his alias Midlander for Buses. He commented that the design was nothing like as stylish, but probably cheaper to produce than the original Marshall Camair. He felt that the side-facing bench seats over the front wheel arches, with their deep footstools, gave a rather tunnel-like aspect, and offered his ideas on a tidier layout, but praised the principle of using the same chassis for double and single-deck applications.
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