Nevertheless, Fiona remains a reliable source of uncomplicated joy for me at a time when a reliable source of uncomplicated joy proves a rare and valuable resource.
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Examples of unnecessary imaging highlighted by Choosing Wisely include scans for uncomplicated headaches, routine chest X-rays, CT for uncomplicated sinusitis, and any imaging for nonspecific low back pain.
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But 2 Dope Queens is just uncomplicated and unadulterated humor.
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Most of them endured mild uncomplicated brain injuries or concussions.
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Rose's messaging has been uncomplicated to the point of simplicity.
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I just felt good, clean excitement and anticipation, untainted, uncomplicated.
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It's not uncomplicated, but that's what goes with the territory.
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"Our feelings about Israel were relatively uncomplicated then" she said.
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Uncomplicated cases are separated into two categories, severe or moderate.
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This is an album about unvarnished anxiety and uncomplicated love.
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And the passage itself was typically gorgeous, limpid and uncomplicated.
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This is not to say that his appeal was uncomplicated.
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On opener "Still Clean," the chorus is uncomplicated—eight words repeated.
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Still, Simpson says, most patients with bicornuate uteruses have uncomplicated pregnancies.
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In the early years, life is relatively uncomplicated, financially at least.
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Kendall: Keep dates uncomplicated so you can focus on the person.
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And there's no evidence linking infertility to uncomplicated abortions, she says.
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Rachel and her family are examples of uncomplicated, happy interracial couples.
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To me, a rookie, it's severely uncomplicated in the best way.
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Uncomplicated movie romance is as inspiring as it is deeply unattainable.
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The answer is uncomplicated: This is Jon Stewart being Jon Stewart.
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As for Palestinians, support for Mr. Trump is also uncomplicated. Mrs.
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Real history is rarely neat and tidy, and rarely morally uncomplicated.
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But whether it remains this uncomplicated has yet to be seen.
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Showers are a fairly intuitive and uncomplicated part of daily life.
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She was this extremely beautiful but very kind and uncomplicated person.
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Proving a company's culpability for natural disasters is rarely this uncomplicated.
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Parades should be uncomplicated affairs: floats, marching bands and baton twirlers.
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That's one of the least costly and most uncomplicated deals around.
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CreditCreditHarry Mitchell UNCOMPLICATED BEAUTY HAS never interested the designer Faye Toogood.
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But knowing yourself, never uncomplicated, is likely to get no less fraught.
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The uncomplicated dock is largely just a seating slot for the tablet.
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"They are merely human beings, not exotics" is another deceptively uncomplicated line.
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The shrinking middle of American politics makes gun reforms even more uncomplicated.
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Donut County is at face value a satisfying, blissfully uncomplicated puzzle game.
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An additional injection of strength risks turning them into bland, uncomplicated superwomen.
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The Artist was an actively uncomplicated film, which used to be enough.
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Nick Cox is uncomplicated and virile, his houses are appalling but comfortable.
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But processing sexual assault, particularly on a cultural scale, is never uncomplicated.
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The arrangement is minimal, uncomplicated, and serves to spotlight Gomez's intimate lyrics.
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The Irishman is not uncomplicated in its treatment of its central characters.
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Though I'm no expert, I try to mirror, respectfully, this uncomplicated approach.
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The statement is, for Bernie, as straightforward and uncomplicated as it sounds.
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Alan Cockrell, the Yankees' hitting coach, said Bird's uncomplicated mechanics had helped.
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It still is possible, despite everything, to find uncomplicated pleasure in art.
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Through their eyes, it is the boys who become smooth, uncomplicated objects.
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A pretty good Meg Cabot book is a deep and uncomplicated pleasure.
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" The tones are described as "compelling yet uncomplicated, rich yet purposeful and restrained.
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And, of course, watching characters overcome hardships inspires hope in the uncomplicated way.
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Hancock wore a sharp suit and spoke without notes, in short, uncomplicated sentences.
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Extroverts, by contrast, showed a preference for "unpretentious" music (uncomplicated, relaxing and acoustic).
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We don't need dumbed down versions of diversity, or uncomplicated representations of love.
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What does my trauma mean for this happy, uncomplicated being in my care?
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An uncomplicated vaginal delivery charge at the Cleveland Clinic's main campus is $533,466.
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That lists the total charge for an uncomplicated childbirth at an astounding $53,184.
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For her, stanning Depp and Moss' ultimately doomed relationship is an uncomplicated pleasure.
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Lady Gaga's performance at last night's Oscars ceremony was powerful, uncomplicated, and earnest.
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It's an uncomplicated service that does exactly what you want it to do.
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Unless your life is wonderfully uncomplicated, you'll want the help of an adviser.
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It is usually uncomplicated, and patients return home within a day or two.
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I also liked the idea of a snorkeling trip because it's so uncomplicated.
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The kind of uncomplicated happy I could only ever be at age nine.
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There are apps now that help diagnose disease — at least in uncomplicated cases.
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It would be an uncomplicated pleasure to read if the story weren't true.
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It may be tempting to think that her swift rise has been uncomplicated.
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Most patients assume the path to these and other joint surgeries is uncomplicated.
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The major motion picture is an uncomplicated version of a focused, if stubborn, hero.
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There are plenty of free options, especially if you have an uncomplicated financial life.
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"His voice was so uncomplicated," said Naqvi, of both his singing, and his preaching.
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Had I been I asked, I would have graciously declined to keep things uncomplicated.
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Dean Strang and Jerry Buting are the only uncomplicated heroes of Making a Murderer.
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These names need to be catchy, memorable, and uncomplicated to make sure they stick.
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Ax-throwing is social, uncomplicated and therapeutic, and beginners are folded in with encouragement.
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Stranger Things' plot is about as stripped-down and uncomplicated as you can get.
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But he described the coach-parent relationship with his former hero as pleasantly uncomplicated.
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Patients with even uncomplicated tuberculosis must take four drugs a day for six months.
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Bryant, who was accused of rape in 2003, leaves behind a not-uncomplicated legacy.
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Mr. Keith isn't as uncomplicated a choice as he might appear from a distance.
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Framing serves an uncomplicated purpose: It yields results but isn't fixed to clear thinking.
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Collin's new career soon threatens to unhinge his hitherto sweetly uncomplicated relationship with Nina.
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A single small canvas somehow accommodated the entire uncomplicated life of this nomadic clan.
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It's a straightforward, uncomplicated fix to what should be a consensus piece of legislation.
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But remember, this is a film by Imtiaz Ali - love cannot be simple and uncomplicated.
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Plus, once someone who has endometriosis does get pregnant, it's usually a fairly uncomplicated pregnancy.
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Westerhausen's new cookbook, Platters and Boards, serves as a guide to her uncomplicated culinary philosophy.
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The brand name "Chipotle" once conjured up images of fresh, uncomplicated food and healthy initiatives.
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Opt for the professional with the proven track record, great communication skills and uncomplicated personality.
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It grates against popular Western narratives of meditation as an uncomplicated panacea for modern life.
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A dog, as long as you pet it and feed it, is your uncomplicated friend.
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It is definitely possible to have an uncomplicated experience of watching Cam Newton play football.
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This is the most uncomplicated way to watch Cam Newton play, but also the best.
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Let's go the uncomplicated route today — like, it's only Wednesday, so let's calm down, OK?
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He left a lot of uncomplicated pleasure in his wake, and some complicated pleasure, too.
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And because trademark law is not uncomplicated, it's difficult to say who owns that trademark.
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Similarly, you could also describe the politics of The Morning Show as glossy and uncomplicated.
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All five were non-smokers and gave birth to a healthy baby after uncomplicated pregnancies.
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On a night curiously light on impressive singing, it was an uncomplicated, genuine, cleansing thrill.
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Essentially, being a British passport holder playing football in the EU proved a gloriously uncomplicated affair.
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However much they may despair at their countries' problems, Latin American patriotism is strong and uncomplicated.
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Your uncle told you that once, but you still find yourself completely whiffing this uncomplicated gesture.
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There is a lot here; none of it is uncomplicated and most of it is unsettling.
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Few memories of childhood remain as uncomplicated and joyful as the first time I played Spyro.
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Because they are so uncomplicated, these DACs make an excellent purchase as a gift as well.
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For over a decade, my contraceptive history has been pretty uncomplicated—same pill, same partner. Boring.
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Only in her mentions of Ingeborg Bachmann is there a note of warmth, of uncomplicated tenderness.
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"The United States has never had a smooth, uncomplicated path to ratifying trade deals," he said.
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When I first heard Björk's music, I was fascinated by her seemingly uncomplicated embrace of technology.
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When she's the sole author of that story she can render her cause uncomplicated and unimpeachable.
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Right now, the action the Beam offers is still rudimentary: moving around a flat, uncomplicated space.
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A five-year study found that in many cases of uncomplicated appendicitis, surgery was not necessary.
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When there are deadlines, contracts and, most important, payments, the relationship is clear, direct and uncomplicated.
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The most definitive study, of 530 patients with uncomplicated appendicitis, was published in September in JAMA.
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It's music I put on when I just want to listen to something nice and uncomplicated.
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But Montepulciano d'Abruzzo has a longer tradition of juicy, inexpensive wines that are uncomplicated and cheap.
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Otherwise it's typical of the uncomplicated comfort dish that has steamed up Korean kitchens for generations.
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But while Ainge's famous name gives him a certain advantage, that advantage is not an uncomplicated one.
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One is B&O Play, the maker of the glorious (and gloriously uncomplicated) Beoplay H6 wired headphones.
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It can be nice, occasionally, to trade the fraughtness of FOMO for a pure, uncomplicated double take.
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If all the gear in your life is made by Apple, these are an uncomplicated purchase decision.
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Get in on the cozy by shopping this uncomplicated must-have ahead, along with some similar options.
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Anthropomorphizing a confused puppy or happy monkey lets us get at those emotions in an uncomplicated way.
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"It felt good to be wrong about everything," Frances thinks, in a moment of rare, uncomplicated happiness.
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And for years Google's regulatory agenda seemed aligned with the public interest in a relatively uncomplicated way.
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It's a dark, powerful track that allows complex feelings to rise from an uncomplicated, well-written track.
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Ned Stark, the stand-up guy and uncomplicated hero of season one, was beheaded for his trouble.
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It has a linear and uncomplicated story that neatly takes you from the beginning to the end.
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Give people basic and uncomplicated information about eating well, and you will wind up with healthy people.
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It needs to be catchy, memorable, and uncomplicated, which often means companies keep them short and snappy.
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For liberals, to whom an expansive state is a more uncomplicated good, the challenge may seem easier.
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I think this is the dangerous underside of perpetuating an uncomplicated story of cochlear-implant-as-cure.
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The clear, uncomplicated storied preferred by video games are echoed by special forces units and operations themselves.
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Not all of the books are explicitly for weeknights, but they offer delicious, uncomplicated, habit-forming recipes.
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Instead, Mr. Adès's 20-minute work comes off as an affectionate, joyous, remarkably uncomplicated tribute to tradition.
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They focus on uncomplicated, deeply dedicated love or, alternately, being hopeless on the receiving end of heartbreak.
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Arianna Huffington isn't an uncomplicated figure: She has been accused of overlooking sexual misconduct at her company.
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For uncomplicated pregnancies, they offer an alternative to the typically expensive and intervention-heavy maternity care system.
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EK: I think you're right to say that there's nostalgia, but it's certainly not an uncomplicated nostalgia.
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The underlying science of STD transmission is unchanging and uncomplicated: it requires unprotected sex with an infected person.
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Because it's competent with uncomplicated driving, it's easy to forget that it's totally useless when something weird happens.
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Their love seems effortless, and they make you question your own relationship when it doesn't feel as uncomplicated.
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The entire episode was a ping-ponging battle about consent, and Lena Dunham didn't provide any uncomplicated moments.
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The lighting was atypically great, the presenters were reasonably concise, and the TV lineup was uncomplicated yet impressive.
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For a band best known for tender falsetto and literary references, their fifth record is remarkably, well, uncomplicated.
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The opening lines of Gwendolyn Brooks's epic "The Anniad" are, like the rest of the poem, deceptively uncomplicated.
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But, like her mother and grandmother, she is a fraught, haunted woman, someone for whom little is uncomplicated.
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Even something as seemingly straightforward as an uncomplicated childbirth can't easily be calculated by looking at the list.
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He made woozy, uncomplicated beatwork—he won over bros by dropping EDM remixes of Waka Flocka Flame hits.
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When the characters display mutual and not uncomplicated affection for one another, "20th Century Blues" is genuinely sweet.
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It felt simple, naïvely so in retrospect, uncomplicated by the implications of an open-ended period of caregiving.
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But sometimes a blunt and an uncomplicated movie with a happy ending is just what the doctor ordered.
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It's an uncomplicated service that delivers high levels of encryption with a slick interface and fast connection speeds.
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To those who doubted that my feelings for Max were uncomplicated and platonic, I often added: objectively handsome.
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The great secret to his success was not his uncomplicated optimism or his instinct for seizing a moment.
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Steve Rogers is an uncomplicated guy who just follows the rules — until he sees that the rules are broken.
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For artists who make such uncomplicated, easily apprehensible music, there are many lenses through which to view The Chainsmokers.
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She has to deal with workplace sexism that would make her the uncomplicated hero of any other period piece.
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Whatever your reasons for splitting up with Google, here's how to make sure it's a clean and uncomplicated break.
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Wouldn't it be an easy and uncomplicated world if one could enjoy bagel goodness without those high calorie counts?
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Most tweets are uncomplicated, void of nuance, and simple — but somehow, many rack up thousands of retweets and likes.
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It's like the coupled-up version of the "cool-girl" — one that is uncomplicated, easy-breezy, and totally chill.
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Solithromycin is also in a Phase 3 clinical trial for uncomplicated urogenital urethritis caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae or chlamydia.
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The attacks in Brussels were a throwback to the 1970s and 1980s when terrorism was simple, direct, and uncomplicated.
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Birthday cake, as a flavor, is the simplest kind of birthday cake, cheerfully uncomplicated, the primary colors of cake.
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Anyone from a taxi driver to a 12-year-old sibling can handle (and has handled) an uncomplicated birth.
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Yes, the works are all there, but something is missing, something much like Minimalism's uncomplicated, effortless, self-assured presence.
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Their dynamic creates a perfect foil in Buffy, who up until then was more or less perfect and uncomplicated.
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"When someone dies that we love and everything is going well we're left with pure, uncomplicated grief," Kessler says.
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Maybe sometimes a bit of unironic enthusiasm in the form of an uncomplicated outfit really is all we need.
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But as you roll through this rollicking survey of Bass's fiction you begin to feel an uncomplicated holy motion.
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They'd fallen in love in the midst of a hip-hop uncomplicated by sales, crossing over, bastardization, and MTV.
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The pair have an affinity for dramatic yet metrical structures made of sturdy, uncomplicated materials like concrete and stone.
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As the name indicates, it is an unpretentious wine, just $17 and intended to be fresh, vibrant and uncomplicated.
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Amy, 23, had arrived at the hospital with a headache near the end of an uncomplicated pregnancy, her first.
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This is all the result of PKEW PKEW PKEW's approach to songwriting: write simple, uncomplicated anthems about what you know.
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Because the investment structure is so popular, and relatively uncomplicated, it's quickly becoming a default structure for early-stage financing.
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"Cherry-picking the right assets that are simple and uncomplicated is the key to structuring the CLO well," he added.
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They mostly exist in a state of wide-eyed shock, and they make uninteresting mistakes and have uncomplicated world views.
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After what seemed to the bystander to be a relatively short and uncomplicated labor, a healthy baby girl was born.
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Then I had to stand up in front of people and feel something I don't feel which is uncomplicated happiness.
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This is something of a contradiction in itself, in that Lukas Podolski is by all accounts a remarkably uncomplicated man.
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"Her interior design style is classic, comfortable and uncomplicated — something I think will stay consistent as a Royal," she says.
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While most movies aim to leave audiences with a clear, uncomplicated emotional conclusion, Sorry to Bother You does the opposite.
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Bio: Earthy and familiar with a nutty finish; Dense, cheddary, uncomplicated; Chewy and dry, the beef jerky of Spanish cheese.
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Washington (CNN)In normal times, President Donald Trump's two-day sojourn to Paris would be a simple and uncomplicated mission.
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Sometimes, people don't want to fuck their long-term partner they're often a caretaker to and just want something uncomplicated.
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Exposure to the practicality of the subject matter shows girls how math can be interesting, uncomplicated and within their reach.
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It's uncomplicated yet devastating, and revolves around the aggressiveness of Goran Dragic, Miami's lone All-Star and best offensive player.
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Doctor's offices like Jaffrey's inherently favor a young and medically uncomplicated patient, able to pay the necessary fees up front.
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He works best as an uncomplicated force, his silence (like Percival's) mirroring his disappearance from the world of the story.
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My dinner was uncomplicated and also flawless, beginning with a quartet of voluptuous oysters roasted with seaweed and minced celery.
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Both Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel can kick and punch as hard as the men, and they're also morally uncomplicated.
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As emotionally complex as everything has been for us, there have been a bunch of moments of totally uncomplicated joy.
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However, physicians have a responsibility to discuss anti-reflux precautions as a viable alternative to prescribing antacids for uncomplicated GERD.
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"The pregnancy was totally uncomplicated and a healthy boy Rashid was delivered by C-section," Dr. Matthews said via email.
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Radha Krishna is picked out early as the golden boy and has an initially uncomplicated relationship with his apparent destiny.
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I just assumed, like most people who have uncomplicated pregnancies (up until that point), that everything would likely turn out fine.
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A more cohesive, untroubled, assured, uncomplicated Britain would have been a much less interesting one to travel around and write about.
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Around 4 million women will give birth in a hospital this year, and most of those births will be relatively uncomplicated.
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"A very clean and uncomplicated skin care system that's anti-aging and wakes me up," Kaling wrote of SK-II's line.
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It needs to be practical, accessible, and conventionally flattering — and it also needs to be uncomplicated to construct and endlessly mutable.
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The world' best bar for 2019 is revealed Unless it serves uncomplicated, reasonably priced drinks in a quiet environment, we'll pass.
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Member Berries, when ingested, cause the person who's taken them to lose all critical faculties and long for an uncomplicated past.
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Welcome to "local Twitter," or tweets from teens and young adults who use the platform to share pure and uncomplicated thoughts.
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Berghella said it's still common practice for women with uncomplicated births to be restricted to water or ice chips during labor.
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To prepare the Marcella bean, Mr. Sando channels the woman whose books taught him the joys of uncomplicated, ingredient-driven food.
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But full disclosure: My tax situation is mostly uncomplicated — filing singly, no dependents and no major life changes this tax year.
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Our goal was create a free, direct, uncomplicated, cool, motivating app to help us all get after our goals every morning.
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Unlike so much at CES, the thresher shark is an example of uncomplicated, effective design that gets straight to the point.
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Post-San Bernardino, the candidate's promise to "bomb the sh-- out of ISIS" exudes an uncomplicated confidence rare in other politicians.
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"You'd be surprised at how uncomplicated it was for Puerto Ricans to give their lives for this country," Figueroa told me.
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Florence's, a 22017 Indaba from the Western Cape in South Africa, was a straightforward, uncomplicated expression, light and refreshing but simple.
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He wants a simple answer or an uncomplicated picture to give him some closure, or, at the very least, some resolution.
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"Flannel" was the unanimous winner, and it's telling that it had one of the most uncomplicated scent palettes of the group.
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Founder Molly Beck has a plan to make podcasting easy for everyone by making it as uncomplicated as launching a blog.
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"I love seeing the sort of uncomplicated way that they deal with people, and put them at their ease," he said.
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For the lucky majority of Americans who've never suffered from allergies, spring and summer are usually uncomplicated stretches of natural bliss.
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But in the landscape of Vogel's keen-eyed drama, neither memory nor emotion is uncomplicated, even when the harm is plain.
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In a sense, we're in an awkward transition moment where we want self-driving cars they aren't yet an uncomplicated positive.
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While the film's lessons are relatively uncomplicated, they unravel in sweet moments, often assisted by Rob Lord's considerate and nostalgic score.
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The current iteration, more dramatic than come-hither, does not indicate, for example, the uncomplicated sexiness of a bold red lip.
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King might not recognize himself in the uncomplicated, even timid, figure that much of the nation and the world celebrate today.
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Royer's pregnancy lasted the full nine months, and she had a happy, uncomplicated vaginal birth with her husband by her side.
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There's plenty of constructivist art on display, with strong outlines and vivid colors that are well-suited to depicting uncomplicated heroism.
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The researchers examined five pregnant women in the United Kingdom who weren't smokers; all gave birth to healthy babies after uncomplicated pregnancies.
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Much like yellow or neon, it requires a lot more styling sensibility than wearing uncomplicated hues of trusty black or simple grays.
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Starting from the ground up, we worked with Keds' latest shoe delivery to set an uncomplicated tone for each of our ensembles.
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With a classic ricotta filling and an uncomplicated but rich brown butter sauce, this is the perfect recipe to get you started.
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Perfection in a can This might be one of the shortest reviews I ever write, because of how uncomplicated its conclusion is.
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We expect our symbolic figures to be uncomplicated, defined only by that which made them significant to us in the first place.
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Bus routes, especially dedicated ones, are relatively uncomplicated compared to open self-driving in existing city streets, shared with human-driven vehicles.
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What might have been a relatively uncomplicated excursion several months or even weeks ago has now become something of a fraught affair.
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Looking at the Ediacaran's apparently uncomplicated organisms — without legs or obvious guts — most researchers assumed this ecosystem was on the simple side.
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In a simpler world, Amazon Prime might be an uncomplicated bright spot amid America's vastly inadequate health care and elder care system.
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In the jungly neighborhood of Jardim Botânico, this casual establishment spotlights chef Roberta Sudbrack's commitment to delicious, uncomplicated food above all else.
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The production is simple and unvarnished; his voice, croaky and textured with old age, is laid bare; his songwriting is endearingly uncomplicated.
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A CT scan is now able to show with nearly foolproof accuracy whether appendicitis is uncomplicated and thus amenable to antibiotic therapy.
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If you're looking for tech that's uncomplicated, you can't really make an assessment if you don't know what's available or what's changed.
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Hearty and wholesome, the dishes are also uncomplicated, and include home-cooking standbys like braised chicken (with red wine) and apple pie.
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Halsey illustrates her many-hued inner monologue in such a fluid, sincere, and uncomplicated way that it almost feels like a freestyle.
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" Sanders and Colbert discussed the relatively uncomplicated nature of Trump's actions, with the Senator referring to it as "consistent with his behaviour.
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I had my own collection of vintage '80s porn, and watching it was as familiar and uncomplicated as drunk-dialing an ex-girlfriend.
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Taran's conversation with Amar in a post-interval scene at a Sikh temple could have offered a tidy, uncomplicated ending to the film.
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But for people who are completely uncomplicated with a low risk of issues, there's no limit on how much exercise they can do.
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But it revels in the uncomplicated hilarity of taking animal logic at face value, then it blows that joy up to absurd proportions.
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You like to keep things simple and uncomplicated, but today's energy is complex and intense—but don't worry, Virgo, you will have fun!
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Playing Undercover is such an easy, uncomplicated joy, and it's carried along by the sense of humor it demonstrates across pretty much everything.
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Well, if you're looking for an uncomplicated night of fun try these apps first: Her, CoffeeMeetsBagel, FEM, Happen and OKCupid, in that order.
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This is partly due to the bright colors of clothing and of landscapes, and partly due to the uncomplicated pen and pencil lines.
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There is some alchemy at work in this entirely uncomplicated yet viscerally affecting film from Felix Thompson about a summer when everything changes.
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But the experts agree that women are now mostly looking for underwear that is uncomplicated, comfortable and subtle — and in many cases cheaper.
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A Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Feynman's writing focuses on how to reduce very complex issues into uncomplicated language that is accessible to all.
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"Sonia Rykiel has made uncomplicated clothes for the complicated modern woman," a writer said in a 1982 profile in The New York Times.
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Get a major discount on tons of MVMT watchesMVMT's watches are a great choices for anyone who wants an uncomplicated and stylish timepiece.
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Cheese is very uncomplicated — the base recipe for cheese, no matter where in the world it's made, is pretty much always the same.
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Needless to say, it took me a while before figuring out that sex was actually rather uncomplicated once you figured out the basics.
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American foreign policy professionals, in this view, can feel uncomplicated pride and certainty about America's — and thus their own — role in the world.
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Going as Bojack and Princess Carolyn is uncomplicated but the results are pretty impressive, and you probably already have most of the pieces.
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You come here for uncomplicated burgers and cheese fries and admirable soft serve; micheladas and frequent outdoor live music are a nice bonus.
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The specials deliver on uncomplicated promises: the Crème-A-Licious, while difficult to order straight-faced, is indeed, as advertised, like a Creamsicle.
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Up next, Peet plans to launch a face exfoliator and body-care items, but she wants to keep the line streamlined and uncomplicated.
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The characters are dropouts from society, beatniks they used to be called, who live relatively simple lives, uncomplicated by Vietnam and Timothy Leary.
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Then we'd get on with the business of discovering how ordinary vitality is thrilling and worth more than chimeras of ideal, uncomplicated beauty.
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Her desserts at Crown Shy look uncomplicated, and you don't realize how intelligently they've been put together until you start to eat one.
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The PR talk of big would-be space mining companies like Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries can be slick, uncomplicated, and (sometimes) unrealistic.
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We've rounded up ten dinner recipes that are all parts healthy, uncomplicated, and irresistible — so you can put Seamless away for a rainy day.
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With the reintroduction of season 3 of Daredevil, the talented D'Onofrio makes a comeback, bringing with him the ability to complicate the once uncomplicated.
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To state this plain truth is to invite backlash from those who want their heroes unblemished, their history uncomplicated, challenges to their worldview few.
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That uncomplicated dynamic was occasionally thrown a bit off-kilter whenever a seeming bad guy (ack, the Winter Soldier!) went good (yay, Bucky's back!).
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" Their guest host for the night, a director of a women's shelter, offers what should be an uncomplicated compliment saying that Hudson looks "beautiful.
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Mustard's sparse, uncomplicated beats indeed visualize into neat sets of two and four when programmed into a sequencer, especially one as legible as FruityLoops.
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In the study, about 19 percent of women with a history of preeclampsia developed diastolic dysfunction, compared with 5.4% of women with uncomplicated pregnancies.
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"Guilty Party," released this morning, is a hypnotic five minutes, held down by Matt Berninger's croaking and mournful vocals and an uncomplicated piano line.
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" It's at this hour that you'll discover the undeniable appeal of this uncomplicated bun of greasy goodness eliminates the complication of finding "the best.
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At the ceremony, as the group sings, Hanks sits in the balcony with Wilson right behind him, waving his head in joyous, uncomplicated beat.
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As the recipe's skimpy headnotes indicate, the cookies are meant to serve a batch of four dozen, and the recipe itself is deliriously uncomplicated.
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Long term side effects are no more common than in women of the same age group who have had uncomplicated vaginal deliveries without symphysiotomy.
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For starters, it helps that Being is a well-designed, even elegant mobile application with an uncomplicated setup process and engaging overall user experience.
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Alexandra describes her designs, which often bear fruit motifs and smiley faces, as "very childlike, whimsical, and dreamy" — delightful in a pure, uncomplicated way.
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For all the cynicisms and falsehoods and other greed-driven epiphenomena that surround them, the games themselves are honest and their appeal is uncomplicated.
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On a table were pictures of his family and his friend, client and idol, Margaret Thatcher, whose uncomplicated devotion to freedom matched his own.
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Plus, the cost of a birth center delivery is roughly half that of an uncomplicated hospital birth (often paid for by insurers, including Medicaid).
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My doctor says your body mass index must be below 30, your age less than 40, and you've had at least one uncomplicated birth.
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Two drugs that are the most highly recommended for uncomplicated U.T.I.s are nitrofurantoin, sold as Macrobid, and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, sold as Bactrim or Septra.
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Two drugs that are the most highly recommended for uncomplicated U.T.I.s are nitrofurantoin, sold as Macrobid, and trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, sold as Bactrim or Septra.
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To prove just how uncomplicated Blackbox is, the team put together OK Cookie Co, where you can fulfill all your horrible fortune cookie needs.
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It wasn't even that I thought I had to make myself into a breezy, uncomplicated role model in order for publishers to publish me!
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It's basically an extended, vocal-led disco loop—a classically anthemic number that somehow manages to be weighty and grand despite its uncomplicated structure.
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"Continued tariff-and-barrier free market access between the UK and Europe that is predictable and uncomplicated will be vital for future success," he said.
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Though her humour is sardonic and self-deprecating, she appraises her home, which includes an infinity pool guarded by a ceramic Buddha, with uncomplicated pride.
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What Trump was offering the Rones was an uncomplicated form of meaning, one that asked for nothing but votes and gave nothing but his attention.
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In the Korean imagination, March 1 conjures images of flag-waving martyrs in traditional white hanbok and nostalgia for an ethnically pure, politically uncomplicated past.
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Her first baby had been born in a hospital, and while it was a relatively uncomplicated birth, she felt dissatisfied with the care she received.
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Having had an uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery, she was effortfully cheerful and seemed impatient to be back home, where two energetic young sons were waiting.
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It's almost laughably uncomplicated, and while I wouldn't try to make a meal of it alone, it's useful as a spacer between more intense bites.
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To relax, I like uncomplicated, soulful melodies by artists like London Grammer, Italian pianist Ludovico Einaud and Olafur Arnalds, whose music sounds like symphonic lullabies.
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In those earliest years my relationship to language was uncomplicated: I assumed my voice was more like a bird's or a squirrel's than my playmates'.
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But the key to all these films is the Gibson hero, a man of indisputable, uncomplicated virtue, who is at first reticent to engage the enemy.
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His music is uncomplicated and simple—anthem rock that's built by the blues, and each person can always identify with it, whether they're 18 or 663.
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The Thumbs are the key to refining those predictions: They're designed to let users give direct, immediate and uncomplicated feedback about the recommendations Netflix is making.
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"We pride ourselves on serving fresh, uncomplicated seafood with fair prices in a comfortable, fun setting," Mr. DeGilio said in a phone interview following my visits.
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Hess didn't continue on with the UFC 1993 tournament because of injuries and was reportedly fined $2,000 for breaking the early UFC's few uncomplicated, unrestrictive regulations.
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He made dozens of phones calls to different billing offices, but couldn't find anyone who could tell him how much an uncomplicated birth would ultimately cost.
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After having what she called an "uncomplicated" first pregnancy, Julie*, a Maryland-based reproductive psychologist, says that she and her husband were ready for more children.
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The designers went through more than a dozen designs, taking over two years to come up with something that looks remarkably uncomplicated, especially for gaming gear.
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The stories Kaepernick tells during the two-minute spot are uncomplicated enough, at least as Nike renders them: Push yourself and you can achieve great things.
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Other minority writers, who trade in specifics and details, not broad-reaching sentiments and uncomplicated feminist slogans, would probably not achieve the same level of success.
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But there was never really a point when sports people were capable of processing even a comparatively uncomplicated concept such as A Socially Aware Quarterback Exists.
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You can chew over the questions endlessly, but remember this: A website's main, uncomplicated function is to provide a digital repository of information for your guests.
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But on the way to victory Sunday, it would become more complicated for Johnson, seemingly one of the most uncomplicated athletes to roam a golf course.
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It's an aggressively uncomplicated dish, really, typically made by oven-roasting cauliflower heads that are sliced lengthwise, rubbed with herbs and spices, and cooked until tender.
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That gives an incumbent Republican presiding over decent growth an easy, uncomplicated pitch to make — things are good now, and they are good thanks to me.
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I just wanted it to be simple and uncomplicated, clean, trustworthy products that you wouldn't be wasting money on and would know which ingredients actually worked.
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These centrifugal forces, pulling leftward and rightward, have already alienated younger liberal Jews in the United States from the uncomplicated pro-Israel sentiments of their grandparents.
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Ebner had scoring runs of 153 and 215 yards, plus a 229-yard touchdown catch from Brewer, as Baylor (2140-0) produced an uncomplicated season opener.
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If you show up, do yourself a favor and order an uncomplicated drink or beer, or else you might get a stanky look from the regulars.
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All it took was two headed goals and two strong saves for England to produce a competent, uncomplicated and sometimes uncompelling 21-21 victory over Sweden.
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The happiest passengers back on the Classica had taken one of the beach excursions ($39 to $89) for a long day of uncomplicated sunning and swimming.
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Instead, for a few months, we were able to bask in the joy of something all too rare: an uncomplicated, noncommercial love for a fictional creation.
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At least half of all women are at risk of what doctors call "acute uncomplicated cystitis" or "urinary tract infections" at some point in their lives.
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They have one thing they desire, and they might talk around it or repeat their motivations in strange ways, but they're uncomplicated in a mechanical sense.
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Without any deal, trade with the EU would default to basic World Trade Organization rules — a worrying prospect for manufacturers dependent on smooth, uncomplicated supply lines.
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Simple. Uncomplicated. Pared-back. Minimalism can easily become boring if you're approaching it as an excuse to hold back rather than an opportunity to push things forward.
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Genentech's Xofluza, baloxavir marboxil, is meant to treat acute uncomplicated influenza in patients 12 years and older who have had symptoms for no more than 48 hours.
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For those of us who still need a little help in the kitchen, we've rounded up ten uncomplicated and appetizing cookbooks — for all the beginners out there.
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Or take an uncomplicated glance and you might simply see a band looking to the impending arrival of the oppressive Sacramento heat, resigning themselves to its power.
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J&J's trial tested pimodivir as a mono-therapy or in combination with a widely used flu drug, oseltamivir, for the treatment of acute uncomplicated seasonal influenza.
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This is true even for uncomplicated pregnancies, and doubly true for pregnancies that result in severe pelvic injury like many of the women in this study experienced.
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Who hasn't watched a '90s Hallmark movie and secretly enjoyed themselves even though the plot was predictable, the characters were uncomplicated, and it was a bit cheesy?
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The commercial depicts a girl racing against boys in a soapbox derby while the voiceover makes an uncomplicated case that men and women should be valued equally.
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"There is good reason to assume that we will receive this approval at a timepoint when we can complete this construction in an uncomplicated manner," Mueller said.
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She did refuse, and less than five hours into her (unremarkable, uncomplicated) labor, with her husband and doula at her side, she delivered her healthy baby girl.
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The Clippers and Thunder both botched this uncomplicated concept last week, hurling the ball out of bounds and giving Steph Curry a shot he otherwise wouldn't have.
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A little ditzy, and a lot materialistic, she's just here for the sorority parties or high school ragers — as uncomplicated and cheerful as the cloudless Pacific sky.
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Throughout, Marcus's source material has remained defiantly uncomplicated: "Something just pops into my head, something that I've either seen in real life or experienced firsthand," he explained.
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The country boasts a 90 percent cure rate for uncomplicated tuberculosis and cures 75 percent of its drug-resistant cases, easily beating the global average, 0003 percent.
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Both artists have found success in spite of behavior that has landed them in legal trouble, alienated many, and made an uncomplicated embrace of them an impossibility.
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But for all its Samaritan-speak, the play's idea of reciprocity seems uncomplicated, and its characters' relationship to faith — and each other — feels ill-defined and superficial.
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Walmart had not given hourly workers who were nonbirth parents any paid leave and had given hourly birth mothers partial pay for six weeks for uncomplicated births.
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In uncomplicated cases, people who get measles start to recover as soon as the rash appears and feel back to normal in about two to three weeks.
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A meta-analysis of studies that included 19003 pediatric patients, published on Monday in JAMA Pediatrics, suggested the same: for uncomplicated appendicitis, antibiotics is safe and effective.
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The challenge with preeclampsia is that women often don't experience symptoms until they have a life-threatening problem, especially when they're otherwise healthy and have uncomplicated pregnancies.
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As a result, they maintained their coherence as works of art and, uncomplicated by the problems of audience participation, could be both emotionally direct and thought-provoking.
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But Paul Kahan demonstrates uncomplicated cooking at its finest in his new book, "Cooking for Good Times" (Lorena Jones, $403), written with Perry Hendrix and Rachel Holtzman.
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But no matter how much "sugar"—as Atkinson describes some of these more pleasant moments—she suffuses her work with, she could never make something so uncomplicated.
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Self-driving trucking is considered one of the lower-hanging fruits of the self-driving industry, since it involves relatively uncomplicated navigation of long stretches of highway driving.
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"What's important for us is that the U.K.'s negotiations with the EU result in uncomplicated, tariff-free access to the EU single market in future," BMW said.
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The Macrons' love story is relatively uncomplicated by French presidential standards France hasn't had a true traditional first lady in a decade – not since Jacques and Bernadette Chirac.
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Your car's air-conditioning is a not uncomplicated system that needs to keep everyone cool when the mercury outside it rising — and your car itself is heating up.
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An analysis of payments for uncomplicated births in California in 2011, for example, found that discounted prices paid by insurers were, on average, 37% of hospitals' list prices.
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That means posting realistic departure times when flights are delayed, designing fees that are transparent and uncomplicated, and silencing repeated airport announcements aimed at a traveler from Mars.
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It is relatively uncomplicated, especially when compared with in vitro fertilization which involves extracting an egg, inseminating it outside the body and then reinjecting it into the uterus.
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Postdoc Blues uses uncomplicated white outlines to compose many of the foreground images, while filling the remaining frame space with melon-colored tones, mirroring the song's upbeat vibe.
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For many men, the commute to work is a fact of life, something non-negotiable and relatively uncomplicated — a pain, maybe, but a mere part of the workday.
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For someone with a relatively uncomplicated financial life — a smaller portfolio, no children, a house they rent rather than own — a low-cost RIA option may be best.
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Beyond their ties to romance, for Matsamaki, all flowers, regardless of specific breed or origin, are timeless emblems that, while sometimes cliché, have an uncomplicated sense of freedom.
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"We ... urge her to ensure the UK's negotiations with the EU result in uncomplicated, tariff-free access to the EU single market in future," a BMW spokeswoman said.
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This book is a pure and uncomplicated pleasure to read, and it begs to be guzzled down like chilled rosé, sweet and summery and just a little intoxicating.
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"Papi Chulo" tries to subvert the conceit that casts brown people as uncomplicated support systems for conflicted white people, but lacks the vision to transform these familiar stereotypes.
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Trained electrical workers by the hundreds will also have to be flown into Puerto Rico, where they will have to find places to stay, not an uncomplicated task.
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I'm not saying it's uncomplicated, but I think it's something that the entire world can get their head around, [that] he's going to read the Times every day.
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This is where songs that have been disowned by their ostensible homes but provide uncomplicated pleasure often land — embraced widely even as they're kept at arms length locally.
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She was simultaneously virginal yet sexy, career-focused yet domestic, elegant yet approachable; she didn't just "enjoy being a girl" — she presented an uncomplicated, nigh-mythical image of womanhood.
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Emotion's pop classicism — shimmering, uncomplicated, major-key hook machines with abundantly relatable lyrics about love and lust — was executed with surgical precision and endearing pride in its own formularity.
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The headstrong Brazilian driver, who died at age 34 in the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, is not just effortlessly magnetic, but as a hero, uncomplicated to root for.
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If you want a pair of uncomplicated buds that can do a bit of heavier lifting when you find nicer music, the F5s are a good set to consider.
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I recognize this for what it is: a natural nostalgia for the days when our children were small, when life seemed so uncomplicated, when so much still lay ahead.
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One such brand taking this approach to skin care is world-renowned aesthetic doctor Barbara Sturm, whose uncomplicated yet potent offerings have attracted the likes of Kim Kardashian West.
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Now the crucial question is whether this story can be believed - at least in the uncomplicated version reflected in the first three days of trading under President-elect Trump?
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Lesson 7: Runs are not what you think they are In baseball, runs are precious things that break through the night's uncomplicated and somnolent haze like a lightning bolt.
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But by telling the personal stories of numerous refugees, Kingsley delivers a compelling read with uncomplicated prose, while giving the reader all the more reason to trust his analysis.
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Uncomplicated, nostalgic entertainment will always be with us, and that's not a bad thing, especially if it's executed as well as works like Stranger Things or La La Land.
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In something almost unheard of for fast-growing YC startups, Drive will profitable by Demo Day thanks to its uncomplicated $703 per month SaaS licensing fee it charges dealerships.
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Also lacking is a large controlled trial in which patients with uncomplicated appendicitis are randomly assigned to antibiotic or surgical treatment and followed for perhaps five or more years.
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His view of food was, and still is, admirably uncomplicated: Protein reigns supreme, therefore healthy bodies should take in a nightly serving of protein-rich red meat or fish.
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"The Deuce" isn't the type of show to make uncomplicated villains out of anyone, but this final episode quiets the violins over the marginalization of the Times Square pimps.
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Seemingly uncomplicated and improvisational, the works set off startling strings of associations and meaning, tearing through references to race, gender, eroticism, art, fashion, culture and history like crashing dominoes.
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Before this exercise, self-love was something I considered akin to healing crystals, and I went in believing it would be a seriously uncomplicated Valentine's Day dinner for one.
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After those 4 to 6 weeks, you can start to get back to many of the activities you were told to avoid, like:Take a bath: "You should wait until 4 weeks postpartum, as long as you are having an uncomplicated recovery," says PrabhuExercise routine: "After 4 weeks, if your recovery is uncomplicated, you can talk to your doctor to see if you can do other exercises, especially if you exercise in daily life," Prabhu says.
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The salad is as colorful as it is uncomplicated to prepare, with bright slices of blood orange, cara cara orange and ruby red grapefruit surrounding crisp leaves of Belgian endive.
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A Short, Uncomplicated Guide to Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson's Long, Complicated Love LifePeter has a dream of a life together with MJ again in Amazing Spider-Man #1.
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The 51st-minute goal proved the uncomplicated difference in a match where a rich cast of exciting footballers held out the promise of exquisite skills, devastating movement and brilliant finishing.
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" He made it all sound so uncomplicated: "She asked me for the time, I said it'd cost her name, six-digit number, and a date with me tomorrow at nine.
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Ideally, this would motivate patients to only get the care they need and skip expensive services that aren't proven to work, such as unnecessary MRIs for uncomplicated low back pain.
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Ahead, see which no-budge foundations best stand up to sweltering weather, so we can reclaim summer (and our complexion) for what it should be — effortless, uncomplicated, and naturally lit.
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The majority are uncomplicated in the short-term but five or 10 percent need extended recoveries like Dylan's was, and then this study will look at the long-term effects.
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This does not mean that economic integration across the borders is uncomplicated and that there are no disputes and dislocations within particular industrial sectors that will need to be addressed.
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The lingering suspicion that Brexit might not go forward is wishful thinking on the part of an industry reliant on European talent and uncomplicated access to the European single market.
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Rather than having to watch the U.S. stumble through the group stage, I'll be able to watch the likes of Egypt's Mohamed Salah and Argentina's Lionel Messi with uncomplicated glee.
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Williams's polar opposite is the resident villain, Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz, predictably good), a silky, uncomplicated sadist who embodies rapacious evil from his all-white suit to his crosslike weapon.
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The results of several recent studies suggest that patients with uncomplicated appendicitis should not be rushed into surgery and instead should be offered the option of a trial of antibiotics.
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"I created this collection for women who look for beautifully made, well-considered clothes that have a sense of whimsy and uncomplicated chic that suit their everyday lives," he explained.
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So a lot of lounge music, especially the uncomplicated nostalgia of 90s bands like Pink Martini, can feel a bit wallpaper-y, a surface-level pleasantness hiding very little underneath.
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This is the fried rice I always hope to find, nostalgic and uncomplicated — the kind of food you eat quickly, gratefully, without even pausing to register the pleasure of it.
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Researchers examined data on 845,33 deliveries at 556 hospitals and found most mothers - 85% - had uncomplicated pregnancies and could safely give birth at community hospitals with a physician or midwife.
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However, it is crucial to remember that these viruses, which resemble a crown when viewed with an electron microscope, are much more likely to cause uncomplicated upper respiratory infections, i.e.
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Lyft is expected to emphasize to investors its rapid growth in the United States and its relatively uncomplicated business model, which focuses on selling rides in cars, bikes, and scooters.
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Anchored to the wall by four ordinary screws, the cable is looped through a small hole in the middle of the glass, then finally secured to itself in an uncomplicated knot.
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Every relationship is unearned or uncomplicated, or based on untold back stories, which feels like watching a musical before Rodgers and Hammerstein proved in "Oklahoma!" that songs could advance the plot.
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I could only love them once I appreciated them for what they are on the inside — uncomplicated, feel-good movies best enjoyed with friends and family, and a grain of salt.
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We forget that at our peril, but, then, so will our own children, looking back on the halcyon, uncomplicated days of 2016 in what now seems like the far-off future.
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" Evie's father's girlfriend, a young, uncomplicated woman named Tamar, picks up Evie one evening: "I could tell she wanted to ask questions, but she must have known that I wouldn't explain.
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The goopy cheese, the refreshing cut of cabbage, and the corn-filled omelette meld to create a delicious sandwich that deserves a place of honor alongside inexpensive, uncomplicated American diner classics.
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Direct-to-consumer lifestyle brands like Warby Parker and Everlane, both launched in 203, began selling eyeglasses and sweaters without the retail markup, finding an uncomplicated aesthetic that suited their values.
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Governor An Hee-jung is seen as a down-to-earth, uncomplicated politician, traits that could serve him well in a nation roiled by December's impeachment of President Park Geun-hye.
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Lyft will emphasize to investors its rapid growth in the United States and its relatively uncomplicated business model, which focuses on selling rides in cars, bikes and scooters, Reuters has reported.
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Patients with uncomplicated acute appendicitis—meaning those who had an infection of the appendix that had not developed advanced complications like a perforation or an abscess—were split into two groups.
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Almost all patients with "uncomplicated" tuberculosis — bacteria that are not drug-resistant — can be cured if they take a standard menu of four antibiotics every day for six months without fail.
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Wavering between art-rock, folk, and a mathy sound, this album tried to divert from the effective but uncomplicated so-called emo formula which Kinsella's previous band Cap'n Jazz had perfected.
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But "Doing Justice: A Prosecutor's Thoughts on Crime, Punishment, and the Rule of Law" isn't a memoir, exactly; had it been an uncomplicated reminiscence, I would have enjoyed it much more.
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It was made in a bedroom, with headphones, and you can sense some of that smallness in the meditative, uncomplicated unfolding of tracks like the 12 and a half minute opener.
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But the two recent studies suggest that, when the message is attention-grabbing, the solution can be uncomplicated: Something as cheap as a letter can shift the way medicine is practiced.
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A lot of people want Kobe to be an uncomplicated luminary, a great man without inconvenient addendums, and yet here is the inconvenient shadow of a female form darkening the background.
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By providing just two of the most standard weights and one large size, Brooklyn Bedding makes the shopping experience uncomplicated, so you can spend more time cozying under your new blanket.
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Written for his other boys, the ones he says are serving time for unspecified crimes, it's an uncomplicated melancholy pop song lamenting a friend's choices, yet simultaneously accepting that person's flaws.
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Networks only add fuel to this fire when they use the morally uncomplicated ~drama~ to market the heck out of their shows, something that HBO has not shied away from this season.
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BERLIN – German business groups are pressing for clarity from Britain on its plans for a post-Brexit relationship with the European Union, and urging London to allow companies&apos employees "uncomplicated" access.
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What if I only have a brief window of time when I want to get away from the complexity of real life and simply unwind through the act of obliterating uncomplicated evil?
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Like the circus at its center, The Greatest Showman feels, at the very least, like a guaranteed crowd-pleaser, particularly at a time when the uncomplicated joy of escapist entertainment is essential.
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Oscar, the first, has the day's only uncomplicated victory: He's stayed clean and abided by the court's rules, so he's being "up-phased," or promoted to the next stage in the program.
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Ostapenko had promised to stick to her uncomplicated routine of attack-attack-attack before the final and was true to her word as she walloped 43 clean winners — and 24 unforced errors.
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But we need to remember that the past was not as happy or uncomplicated as our memories might make it out to be, and that we can never return to the cocoon.
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And QAnon has done what they do best: Trumpet the unconfirmed revelation until suddenly, in the eyes of internet search algorithms at least, Tom Hanks, America's uncomplicated, unproblematic favorite, is a pedophile.
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The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology recommendation is aerobic exercise for 35 to 90 minutes three to four times each week during pregnancy for normal-weight women with uncomplicated, single pregnancies.
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An uncomplicated interpretation would have us wistful for the tropes of World War II and the fight against Communism, the last time that Americans came together to defend an ideologically coherent position.
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But nowhere in this ad is there someone who is watching Durant and his Warriors play basketball with the plain and uncomplicated appreciation that they ultimately earned over this mostly inevitable season.
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It's a delicious-sounding but uncomplicated thing—a roasted bird seasoned with lemon juice, sea salt, and pepper, and garnished with sprigs of rosemary, sage, and thyme, plus some flat-leaf parsley.
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On Sunday, it seemed fans were hungry for a Tiger Woods uncomplicated by scandal or injury or caught up in the political crosscurrents of the day and instead purely masterful at golf.
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In frank, uncomplicated and funny conversations with financial writers, psychologists, experts and other comedians, Dunn teases out the useful information you need on loans, medical bills, marriage, babies and, yes, even retirement.
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Still, such a familiar and uncomplicated role swap feels like a lazy reach for nostalgia and laughs — which, fair enough — rather than any sort of provocative commentary on gender politics in 2019.
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Their songs are uncomplicated affairs (a major part of their 'haven't I heard this melody before' appeal), and now some guy on the internet – real name John Fassold – has cracked their code.
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But that would be a bit too reactionary, because if you can get past that demerit or if you simply don't care about webcams, the LG Gram 23.0 is a refreshingly uncomplicated machine!
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"Mobility needs are evolving and so are our customers' expectation to access cars in an uncomplicated way," said Henrik Green, vice president of product strategy and vehicle line management at Volvo Car Group.
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While the longing for an uncomplicated Super Bowl is an understandable one, not everyone has the ability to just silence the noise and ignore what is happening in favor of a lifelong dream.
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I begged one of my brothers to burn the Born to Do It album for me — I was young, in love with David's uncomplicated and love music, and completely unaware of copyright laws.
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Few of us can relate to this elite excellence, but if you're a healthy, well-trained player with an uncomplicated pregnancy there's no reason why you can't continue a good level of tennis.
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" Once, when Laura came out of their bedroom in cutoffs and a bikini top, John looked at her with real, uncomplicated love and said, "Girl, I want to dig you a watering hole.
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Lamps made in 2015 in the form of partly peeled bananas, the skins in bronze and the inner fruit made of electrically illuminated glass, are funny in an uncomplicated way and seductively sensuous.
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Ikea may not be offering a DIY solar solution like it does with its furniture assembly, but it is trying to make the process uncomplicated, which is in keeping with its broader mission.
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But I wanted to make clear exactly how much I needed and was relieved to have something like Brooklyn Nine-Nine this week, which allowed me 20 whole minutes of pure, uncomplicated joy.
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Many of these women will be like me: single, childless, with dreams of motherhood and a family of their own making, or at least the desire for the uncomplicated opportunity to decide later.
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Uncomplicated Technology, and Why It's Always Worth Your Money If you believe the marketing, you'd think every new gadget will change your life — but many are confusing to use or doomed to obsolescence.
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When she Googled "perimenopause," it amused her to read that one of the symptoms was "impending sense of doom," and she noted her discovery in an uncomplicated (until recently) manner: a Facebook post.
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An inversion of "mysterious orphan" tropes, Hollyhock isn't an unstable runaway with obvious emotional problems resulting from her adoption—she's a level-headed, kind teenager whose curiosity about her origins feels refreshingly uncomplicated.
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He can be the uncomplicated hero, yes, like Aragorn, but he is also able to convey, as in "A History of Violence," the ambiguity of fighting for justice amid the chaos of life.
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After a straight sets, yet workmanlike, victory over compatriot Bethanie Mattek-Sands in her opening match, Stephens had looked poised for another uncomplicated outing as she strolled through the first set against Petkovic.
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WASHINGTON — The casting call came early — the first of many unwelcome interruptions for Kamala Harris since November — consuming the Los Angeles nightclub where she was supposed to be celebrating an uncomplicated Senate victory.
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At 220 hospitals in Sweden, between 22019 and 2018, a total of 2,760 women with low-risk, uncomplicated pregnancies lasting more than 40 weeks were randomly assigned to one of the two groups.
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" Foster maps earthworm terroir: worms from Chablis "have a long, mineral finish" while "worms from the high Kent Weald are fresh and uncomplicated; they'd appear in the list recommended with a grilled sole.
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Music, alcohol, the uncomplicated affection of pets, and the complicated affection of hookups all loom large in the story, which tracks how people with no money and no future find pleasure in the moment.
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Sometimes, it turns out, there is nothing as uncomplicated as a tastefully shot photo of a hot, smiling silver fox in a patterned jumper, long legs encased in tailored trousers with his ankles bare.
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The heart of the problem is that German households prefer uncomplicated savings products that now yield nothing, eating into the retirement prospects of millions and endangering hundreds if not thousands of small savings banks.
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"So much of my work and so many of my dishes are informed by these rabbit holes that I fall down"—including today's recipe, which, despite its uncomplicated preparation, has a surprisingly rich history.
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By contrast, there's no tragedy in "Sully," just sighs of relief, probing questions and an outwardly uncomplicated hero whose extraordinariness is so deeply imbued that it is finally the most ordinary thing about him.
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As the chapters carry us backward, we see the relationship with her lover, Lieutenant Pulowski, go from tragic to uncomplicated, her responsibilities less consequential, her sense of right and wrong yet untested by war.
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UGC 4879 is very isolated, with about 2.3 million light years between it and its closest neighbor Leo A. This makes it an ideal laboratory for studying star uncomplicated by interactions with other galaxies.
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When sweet, uncomplicated Sherman asks what's next for the goldfish—not if but when they succeed in finding him—Sadie responds by waxing eloquent on the proper care and feeding of those we love.
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And signing up for a bank account through Calibra will understandably require a government-issued ID — not exactly an uncomplicated proposition for many of the people Facebook is trying to bless with bank accounts.
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Back in Mr. Jobs's day, tech was relatively uncomplicated; when the great man came bearing a new music player, you didn't have to wonder whether it might help a foreign government steal an election.
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"Keep it simple, make it as uncomplicated as possible, make it as visual as you can possibly can," he said in an interview at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss resort of Davos.
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Life could have gone on in that uncomplicated way indefinitely but for a couple of serendipitous moments involving his former team mate and bronze medallist Matt Antoine and a night out with a woman.
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But these depictions of comas—even when they're in the news—make the condition seem like a long nap, peaceful and uncomplicated, requiring minimal medical effort save maybe a feeding tube or breathing machine.
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There is something snobbish, perhaps, in asking more of Love, Simon from a longer view of queer culture, when there's such uncomplicated joy to be had in accessing something that never existed previously, however flawed.
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Early, uncomplicated abortions will be far easier to obtain than they were years ago because of the option of using a relatively simple medication, mifepristone, to induce abortion during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.
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The participants are mostly strong, prominent artists who have well-developed practices, but, thanks to curation that mostly focuses on the artistic equivalent of dick pics (and sculpture), the whole show feels plodding and uncomplicated.
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Bananas seem an uncomplicated crop, but Pauline, a middle-aged tea farmer who also grows fruit and vegetables, says she used to find it hard to know when to harvest and send them to market.
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Image: GoogleGoogle Voice used to be one of Google's best tools: The idea of having a single phone number for all of your devices was handy and uncomplicated in a time of extremely frequent communication.
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Petty's songs are deceptively simple, the kind that could be plucked away by kids first learning to strum their way around a guitar or seasoned players studying how to make music and lyrics feel uncomplicated.
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The aftermath of a piercing should be an uncomplicated experience — but it's not unheard of to get an infection, or for an unidentified fleshy bump to pop up right near your brand-new piercing hole.
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Wonder Woman felt like a glowing beacon of hope in a grim and gritty movie, and her uncomplicated heroism stood in stark relief to the more tormented variety exemplified by her future Justice League teammates.
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Still, there is no denying the visceral appeal of the idea to many Americans who are frustrated with years of perceived inaction on illegal immigration and who like the idea of an uncomplicated, blunt remedy.
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A failed ministerial meeting — on a topic that is relatively uncomplicated and enjoys broad support — could undermine the credibility of the organization as a forum to modernize other, more complex trade rules in the future.
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I love that in an arcade experience: where the game allows me to really see what's at stake, and the means to accomplish my goals are always frantic and, in a very uncomplicated way, fun.
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Bartenders whip up streamlined, uncomplicated drinks that are either genuine classics, like the Pendennis Club, or modern drinks built along classic proportions, like the Tritter rickey, a tall, fizzy gin number that shimmies with absinthe.
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Birds of Prey's uncomplicated feminist message made me think about a 2018 BuzzFeed piece from film critic Alison Willmore, in which she wrote about her qualms with the way girl power is commodified in Hollywood.
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On the surface, Springsteen's songs can sound like uncomplicated rallying cries, but what elevates them is their veiled ironies — the way they often reflect a deep ambivalence about the American values they appear to celebrate.
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Raviglione said the shorter regimen is designed for patients with so-called "uncomplicated" MDR-TB — in other words people whose MDR-TB is not resistant to the most important second-line drugs, fluoroquinolones and injectables.
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Over and over he asked himself how it could be that the fresh and uncomplicated girl he married when she was 20 should end her life in the mangled wreck of a car speeding through Paris.
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It doesn't need to be said that Hereditary's exploration of family is more difficult and ambitious than A Quiet Place's more straightforward take, which is unquestioning of heteronuclear solidity and which portrays parental love as uncomplicated.
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Nissan's ProPILOT tech is its effort to build out to full autonomy eventually, with the end goal being a system that can navigate even busy city intersections as well as stretches of relatively uncomplicated open road.
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The conversation about consuming art made by bad people continues to be a complicated one, but it seems rather uncomplicated to choose to celebrate someone other than convicted child rapist (and alleged repeat-offender) Roman Polanski.
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Talan says many doctors looked at these follow-up results and declared "game over"—meaning antibiotics are clearly a viable alternative treatment for acute uncomplicated appendicitis, which is the type that strikes 80 percent of patients.
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Growing up in what she describes as " a very, very, very, isolated rural town in Southwest Louisiana," many head to work or the nearest community college after graduating from high school and live "quiet, uncomplicated" lives.
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But there was no way he was going to leave us, in 2018, with an uncomplicated feeling about the workings of justice in America or about the wisdom of having formed a union from incompatible states.
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In many ways, it's a model of how all consumer technology should be, and what sets the tech that stands the test of time from the gear that's forgotten in a year or two: It's uncomplicated.
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Most prohibitively, Bennett thinks, mainstream images of childbirth lag behind reality: for healthy women with uncomplicated pregnancies, delivering at an accredited birth center is a safe option endorsed by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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The solace I hope this verdict brings them — this validation that their pain is real, that change is possible, that fighting matters — stirs the feelings of uncomplicated triumph that I always expected from a Weinstein conviction.
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" And days before the ceremony, a source told PEOPLE that Bieber and Baldwin "really are two kids who are crazy in love," adding, "Hailey has a sweet, pure heart and her life is simple and uncomplicated.
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At least that title fit on Saturday night, when Mr. Nelsons led a supple, uncomplicated account of "Das Rheingold" that included among its cast two singers who will be on duty at Bayreuth later this summer.
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The only times in the film in which he seems completely open and uncomplicated are its frequent musical interludes, which find Stanton singing in his crackling, beautiful tenor, accompanied only by a dude playing acoustic guitar.
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And when I wanted to demonstrate the benefits of pricier headphones to family members, I chose the NightHawks first because I knew their pillowy feel and uncomplicated design would be a winner with all who tried it.
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In his 21973 years at the Celtics' helm, Ainge, tagged with the nickname Trader Dan, has become a premier N.B.A. executive, no uncomplicated feat in a city still thick with the scent of Red Auerbach's victory cigars.
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You could do worse this weekend than watching Any Given Sunday if it's on TV. But if you're watching just for the commercials and that uncomplicated NFL feeling, then Super Bowl 50 is probably your best bet.
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Xofluza (that's the brand; the generic name for the drug is baloxavir marboxil), made by Genentech, has been approved to treat acute, uncomplicated influenza in patients 12 years of age and older, according to a press release.
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Just looking at her filmography, it's not difficult to guess: The vast majority of contemporary roles she has been offered have been underwritten (Laggies, 2014) or secondary (Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, 2014) or uncomplicated (Begin Again, 2013).
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"Jamaican Jammer" was the strawberry-banana-yogurt concoction I ordered as a middle-schooler—or sampled in that small, white paper cup—and others like "Mango Me Crazy" or "Peach on the Beach" were equally uncomplicated blends.
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I'm excited to tell you that I did get something out of visiting the Amazon bookstore, other than one book that seemed "okay" as a present: the opportunity to blog about an uncomplicated, unqualified feeling for once.
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Backstage before his show, Mr. Arbesser said he was thinking about childhood uniforms, and certainly those little checks are redolent of more uncomplicated times, which could provide some welcome psychic time travel at a very complicated time.
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Here, in the midst of uncomplicated prettiness, stands the 5,500-square-foot rough-complected gray concrete cube, its presence both a rebuke to the area's bourgeois pretensions as well as a reminder of its recent totalitarian history.
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Xofluza was approved to treat acute uncomplicated influenza, a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses, in patients 12 years of age and older who have had symptoms for no more than two days, the FDA said.
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On a map, the race looks uncomplicated: 628 nautical miles, most of it a straight shot down the eastern coast of Australia in the Tasman Sea before finishing up the Derwent River to the Tasmanian capital, Hobart.
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That stark difference is due to a somewhat uncomplicated algorithm: Every month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes the veteran unemployment numbers, and when there is a spike, there is usually a congressional hearing not long after.
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But bringing any new aircraft into a military's service, even as seemingly uncomplicated as a 60's-era helicopter, requires a well-trained and highly qualified team of aviators and maintainers to fly and manage the aircraft.
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" And though it takes a lot to convince Ryder to incorporate a new product into her "uncomplicated" beauty routine, she says this latest line convinced her because "I like products that are easy to use and just work.
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I'm the kind of person who is always thinking—I think a lot about everything—and just watching a show I really like makes me less stressed and lets me just focus on something uncomplicated and just laugh.
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But it's hardly surprising that the movie views the period through a romantic lens; this is a tale of artists' heroism largely uncomplicated by any ethical or moral dilemmas (at least as far as The Nancy Starling goes).
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It's impossible to talk about the allure of nostalgia — and of an uncomplicated hero figure who will come to save the day — without talking about how Donald Trump ruthlessly exploited both of those ideas on the campaign trail.
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But Trump has made it permissible–even in elite circles, and even among many conservatives who once denied it–to observe that hatred or bias, uncomplicated by any virtue or affliction, lay under all of those phenomena, too.
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As an independent who has flirted with both Democratic and Republican parties in his life, Bloomberg offers something the Washington establishment may be seen as lacking: An honorable and uncomplicated political and personal history and a fresh start.
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Under the proposed CMS plan, Medicare reimbursement for outpatient E/M services would be consolidated into a flat payment, regardless of complexity, so that uncomplicated and highly complicated office visits would require similar documentation and receive equal payment.
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As a tribe, he said, they were often "so clever that they're stupid": reporters became so obsessed with fleshing out narratives aligned with their political sensibility that they couldn't see an uncomplicated truth in front of their nose.
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Gnash's easy listening is in the mode of Jason Mraz, or, more recently, Mike Posner — a chipper singer with an uncomplicated approach to melody who makes bright songs easy to wrap a beat around, were you so inclined.
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Though the operation was "uncomplicated," luck was not on Isabelle's side in the days after the procedure, according to a case study published Wednesday in the journal Nature Medicine that describes a first-of-its-kind experimental treatment.
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In the Los Angeles Times, Mark Chalon Smith writes that Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands "should be seen as liberating, an unpretentious and uncomplicated slant on desire," and that it represented a step forward in Brazilian filmmaking.
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During our conversation I learned that she had previously studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, where she worked closely with Tal R. The other artist we talked about was Mary Heilmann and her uncomplicated, seemingly free, laid-back approach.
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The cost of giving birth in the US can vary dramatically, but one study in California in 213 found an uncomplicated birth could cost from around $3,000 to $37,000, and a C-section could cost up to $71,000.
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There were also some very uncomplicated entries like TEMPLE and AHEAD, one that required you to know a famous TV announcer (who would have turned 100 this year) and one about a famous comic role of Lily Tomlin's.
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For for the most part, the music is uncomplicated — though the D.J. Graziano della Nebbia said it was an educational process to persuade guests to arrive on time for the live gigs, which kick off around 11 p.m.
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It's unlikely that children's hospitals are treating different patient populations than other hospitals that could explain the difference in antibiotic use in the study because researchers only looked at healthy children with uncomplicated community acquired pneumonia, the authors write.
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Once he started to jerk fans back to the problems of the real world he became a spoiler of the daydream that sports is a never-never land where motivation is uncomplicated and a result is final and pure.
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It was the gayness of Sex and the City, it was dehumanizing—a funny and competent and wise but emotionally uncomplicated man there to support, to make jokes, and to laugh at jokes, but never to feel too much.
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Occasionally, I would be cast in a community-theatre production of Neil Simon or "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," popular but uncomplicated fare, which we would rehearse for a month before performing in front of an audience of fifteen.
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But he's not about to dig into the issues of the day with a scalpel like some of his late-night peers when he can indulge in some uncomplicated fun and/or play beer pong with Captain America instead.
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Though as is so often the case with "Insecure," nothing good remains uncomplicated for long — it turns out she's dated Lawrence in the past, and may be rekindling a relationship with him again now that he's reassessing his priorities.
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There are several ways to read that, but one is that action movies aren't really the place to explore such nuance, and the people who enjoy them prefer they remain as big, loud and uncomplicated as they've traditionally been.
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Social realism in a symbolist key, "Dogman" is at times more pleasurable to look at than to experience, because it's so deterministic and because there's so little ordinary feeling beyond Marcello's uncomplicated love for his daughter, neighbors and dogs.
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Indeed, it recommends no opioids for patients heading home after uncomplicated labor and delivery, or after cardiac catheterization, a procedure in which a thin, hollow tube is inserted into the heart through a blood vessel to check for blockages.
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FROZEN YOGURT AT OLMSTED A heap of lavender cream whipped to stiff peaks sits on and blends in with the yogurt in this wonderfully uncomplicated duet for dairy products: 2718 Vanderbilt Avenue, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn; 2576-23095-9173; olmstednyc.com.
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Simply titled Eli Escobar Edits, the four-tracker is an uncomplicated affair; the producer subtly adds a variety of elements to a mysterious quartet of disco tracks that would feel right at home on Saturday night on a Studio 54 dancefloor.
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One of the components of a successful dignitary visit is how uncomplicated the trip is in terms of demands from the guest, and according to a UK official speaking to CNN, the requests for the Trump visit have been shockingly simple.
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There were uncomplicated, inexpensive recipes, low-key home organization guides, amateur photography — even stock photographs, the presence of which is always a sign you're in a part of the internet where there's probably more going on than meets the eye.
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Beyerdynamic's $99 Byron BT remain my benchmark for affordable and uncomplicated wireless in-ear audio, and I'm not quite convinced that Libratone's alternative has enough in the way of superior sound quality or exercise friendliness to justify its loftier price tag.
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With a history of preeclampsia, about 25% of women went on to develop heart failure within 4 to 10 years of giving birth, compared with 7% of women with uncomplicated pregnancies, researchers note in the Australasian Journal of Ultrasound Medicine.
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But the title here more or less suggests the uncomplicated optimism inherent to Khotin's newest work which, like so many dewy-eyed composers of instrumental music that have come before, uses those swoony synth lines to create spaces for self-care.
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Pnini's films may be about the passage of time, but their uncomplicated brevity harkens back to the actuality films of early cinema rather than to the more ponderous touchstones of the durational avant-garde such as Warhol, Brakhage, and Tarkovsky.
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It has an uncomplicated and non-competitive premise The premise of the game is simple: Players are dropped onto a deserted island; they help develop it into a little village of animal neighbors and then ... kind of do whatever they want.
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Rick Perry, Secretary of Energy While the others on this list have cynically used climate denial to earn their companies record profits or systematically dismantle and attack regulations, Rick Perry is uncomplicated, a caricature of standard Republican climate skepticism and denial.
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In this trial, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, 6,106 healthy first-time mothers with uncomplicated pregnancies were randomly assigned to either labor induction at 39 weeks or regular care with induced delivery no later than 42 weeks.
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Instead, the film would be better served by fully leaning into the uncomplicated, John Wick-like satisfaction of devilishly cool women unleashing crunching brutality — like breaking a single leg in three different directions — in sublimely entertaining and orchestrated fight scenes.
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Despite espousing some conservative leanings in a liberal party, An was seen by many as a down-to-earth, uncomplicated politician, traits that served him well in a nation roiled by the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye in 2016.
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The going rate for an uncomplicated vaginal birth is about $13,500, the Texas Medical Association reports; that sum typically covers all of a patient's normal care — a dozen or so prenatal exams, labor and delivery, and a single postpartum checkup.
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There are few really devious cluing tricks (You can learn more about those by reading our "How to Solve The New York Times Crossword" guide), and you can get from the clue to the answer in a fairly uncomplicated manner.
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In a previous trial for acute, uncomplicated influenza in people aged 12 and older, called Capstone-1, the medicine was shown to reduce the duration of flu symptoms to about 2.2 days, around a day earlier than in patients who received a placebo.
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One study of that campaign's results examined seven procedures that have widely been shown to be ineffective, including imaging tests for "uncomplicated" headaches, cardiac imaging for patients without a history of heart problems, and routine imaging for patients with low-back pain.
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Only after that does Hinkie turn to Investment Objectives, which is where he assesses the progress of The Process and mostly spends a few thousand words ostentatiously circling the comparatively uncomplicated sentiment we're trying to become a good basketball team at some point.
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In 2016, when a lot of tracks labeled as "deep house" might make you shudder with their barrage of wallowed synths and metallic clangs, On the Raw Again offers something smoother, subtler and melodic—a reminder of the genre's potential for uncomplicated bliss.
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Both are at incredibly different stages of their lives: Matt's working a mind-numbing job to support his pregnant wife Sherri (Cash), while Jeff's living the slacker dream, working at a coffee shop while having uncomplicated fun with his girlfriend, Noelle (Zazie Beetz).
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Worlds of color and stillness presented themselves to me in the spaces between the notes of those kaleidoscoping synth sequences, or in the monolithic monotones of a host of drone composers, or the uncomplicated bliss of a number of 80s New Age composers.
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Britain's overwhelmingly foreign-owned car sector was quick to react, warning through industry body SMMT that participation in the customs union was vital to help retain trade, while Germany's BMW also said "uncomplicated, tariff-free access" to the single market was essential.
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Wade era; even if we can 3D-print specula and teach the basics of pelvic exams and IUD insertion to anyone who wants to learn; all of these options work best for people in the peak of health, with relatively uncomplicated reproductive needs.
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Well... On Thursday, Dipoto decided he didn't need any rest for his wicked self, despite being hospitalized for blood clots in his lungs, because he went ahead and brokered a trade from his hospital bed anyway: And it wasn't an uncomplicated trade either.
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Bilzerian is an all-American pro poker player who became famous on Instagram for being both exceptionally rich and bearded, and spending his entire life shooting guns, partying, flying in private jets, and having constant, uncomplicated sex with actual piles of women.
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If you want to find all your past screenshots: Taking a screenshot with an iPhone is simple and uncomplicated: Update November 11th, 2019, 9:32AM ET: This article was updated to add a couple of tips for Windows 10 and the iPhone.
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The series, which History says is "inspired by SEAL Team Six missions," begins in 2014 with a chaotic firefight in Afghanistan that promises what "Six" mostly delivers: a grim, uncomplicated shoot-'em-up of rough-edged good guys against savage bad guys.
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Take "Bad Man," which does indeed feature Mr. Thicke yelping about being a bad man looking for a "goody-two-shoe girl" while Mr. Perry plays lazy guitar slashes and Mr. Barker lays down uncomplicated harrumphs loud enough to signal an oncoming invasion.
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At 13, the now-established painter and award-winning cartoonist's relationship with the Fab Four was uncomplicated: She was one of more than 70 million television viewers who watched the British act's life-affirming performance on The Ed Sullivan Show a year earlier.
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I just want to emphasize that this smart jacket still feels like two independent products—a well-designed jacket and a dongle-cuff hybrid that performs a few functions that are uncomplicated to do from your phone, a set of headphones, or a smartwatch.
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Both Uber and TaskRabbit are presented as uncomplicated solves for Kimmy's employment issue, a strangely optimistic take given that the writers have clearly made a habit of reading online criticisms of Tina Fey and op-eds about the dangers of overly liberal college campuses.
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The Velvet Rope album cover The Velvet Rope is the venue for the Platonic Ideal of Janet Jackson's iconic laugh, which sounds like every cliche it's been afforded over the years: It is sweet and tinkling, sexy and knowing; it feels like uncomplicated joy.
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On "Plastic Love," uncomplicated but effective lyrics like "Yeah, baby I'm on this everlasting lucid dream / of plastic love when you're with me," accompany mischievous melodies and bolero-derived rhythms, making this one of the most discernible moments of utter transculturation on the album.
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Neither did his status-hungry, monumentally bored wife Eleanor (Vera Farmiga), another brutally uncomplicated comedy type who pulls Frank into bed early in the film, then decides to divorce Ian for not giving her the fame and luxury she somehow expected from a broadcast engineer.
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I admit I am most persuaded, though, by Bacevich's suggestion that American foreign policy professionals, regardless of gender, have been drawn to myths of American credibility that allow them to see their work, and to some extent themselves, in a more flattering and uncomplicated light.
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While many would grab that ticket to fame and silently ride it all the way to uncomplicated luxury, Tosta is sharing her story to make the world feel just a little less scary for everyone else — and she isn't holding a single secret back.
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In the little recording suite, Lamar, whose face was boyish despite that night's beard, who is small of stature but carries himself with uncomplicated gravity, was resplendent in canary-yellow from head to toe save for the white socks peeking out of his apricot slippers.
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CreditCreditDavid Williams for The New York Times To its hungry patrons, the business of Luke's Lobster looks uncomplicated: Seating in its restaurants, called shacks, consists of a handful of reclaimed-wood tables, and the menu features little more than seafood rolls, chowders and chips.
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Sheffield's collections are crafted with mixed precious metals, inverted-set diamonds, and solid gold gemstones; current highlights include uncomplicated pearl studs ($350), gorgeous swooping pendants like this yellow gold, rainbow moonstone, and champagne diamond necklace, $1,750, and some really beautiful, one-of-a-kind engagement rings.
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For the state, it means a swift and legally uncomplicated route to ejecting leaseholders to make way for new factories and construction of highways and railways, including a 750-km electrified line opened this week that links the capital of landlocked Ethiopia with Djibouti's busy sea port.
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Given that watches have long used an almost universal lug system, it'd be uncomplicated to create bands that would work with almost any watch, whether it's a $15 Timex or a $15,000 Rolex, while still offering the same basic smart features that people want from their watches.
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Unfortunately, the result is a fragmentary exhibition that presents an uncomplicated narrative about the ebb and flow of American politics — it falls short of recognizing the bizarreness of the current moment or putting forth any fresh, compelling ideas about the proliferation of new forms of media.
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As thousands of travelers flock here to pursue pura vida — the local ideal of a happy, uncomplicated lifestyle fulfilled by an appreciation for nature and quality time with loved ones — the destination has also become known as a prime holiday spot for the rich and famous.
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Or to the pleasure of an uncomplicated concert staging (devised by the singers) in which nothing got in the way, in which the simplest of devices — the use of the conductor's rostrum, or of his spare baton as a sword — seemed clever and loving and right?
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Writers don't spend time with characters who don't, on some level, interest them—and who among us hasn't felt a flash of anger at or yearning for straight white men and their ability to be carefree and uncomplicated while claiming what they naturally assume to be theirs?
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The department's research found that a third of uncomplicated urinary tract infections caused by E. coli — the most common type now — were resistant to Bactrim, one of the most widely used drugs, and at least one fifth of them were resistant to five other common treatments.
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The department's research found that a third of uncomplicated urinary tract infections caused by E. coli — the most common type now — were resistant to Bactrim, one of the most widely used drugs, and at least one fifth of them were resistant to five other common treatments.
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" It's an episode reminiscent of the series's early days, with its uncomplicated A-story, and its subplot about bartenders Mac (McElhenney), Dennis (Glenn Howerton), and Dee (Kaitlin Olson) getting high on gasoline fumes while trying to kill a rat in the bar, a task they'd ordinarily call "Charlie-work.
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Where other network dramas invite you to never take anything that seriously, to treat even matters of life and death as uncomplicated, with clear-cut heroes and villains, This Is Us asks you to wallow in sadness and grief as much as it wants you to celebrate its joy.
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The key to determining whether some new piece of technology, whether it's a gadget, app or website, will work for you — and better yet, stand the test of time — is how uncomplicated it is, and how easy it is to do what the product is designed to do.
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In a world that can change completely in the second it takes to glance at the news of the hour, the Fox comedy hit such a comfortable groove in its fourth season — which wrapped on May 23 — that each new episode reliably offered 20 minutes of uncomplicated fun.
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So when Bill Clinton stepped onto the stage and opened his speech — which mostly utilized a beautifully uncomplicated timeline structure that sneakily mirrored itself so it could double back — with, "In 1971, I met a girl," he wasn't trying to convince those working-class white men to vote for his wife.
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But when it comes to taking uncomplicated pleasure in scams, it's only blissful, light-on-their-feet fare — like 1973's The Sting, 2002's Catch Me If You Can, 2000's Nine Queens, and the Ocean's trilogy, whose women-led spinoff Ocean's 8 is now in theaters — that will do.
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In a time of my life where I was newly navigating the confusing world of New York City media, while also gluing myself to Twitter every day in order to turn around blogs about the latest atrocity from the Trump administration, Pikachu became a shorthand for something uncomplicated and earnest.
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But the wheels of medical change can turn very slowly, and only now have researchers successfully demonstrated that nearly two-thirds of patients with an infected appendix that hasn't ruptured (so-called uncomplicated appendicitis) do as well or better when treated with antibiotics than those who have the appendix surgically removed.
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Sometimes, when I asked him how he learned to fight so well, he would get a gentle, wistful look in the eye and say that his uncles in Longview had shown him how — one of the few memories of home I'm aware of that could provoke a wholly uncomplicated smile.
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Scientific studies also suggest algorithms only produce limited predictive gains, often repeating obvious insights (like "Scarlett Johansson is a bankable film star") that can be discovered without AI. But for those backing machine learning in filmmaking, the benefit is simply that such tools produce uncomplicated analysis faster than humans can.
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DISNEY'S LANDWalt Disney and the Invention of the Amusement Park That Changed the World Those who knew Walt Disney often described him as an uncomplicated man of conventional 20th-century sensibilities: a lover of model trains, farm animals, lunch-wagon food, hard work, evening belts of scotch and endless Chesterfield cigarettes.
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In late 2014, Britain's National Health Service concluded that for healthy women expecting uncomplicated deliveries, it was actually safer for both mother and child if the birth was at home rather than in a hospital maternity ward, where doctors were more likely to use surgical interventions or spinal anesthetics that could cause harm.
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Because while the book's recipes are uncomplicated enough, many still require the kind of mundane prep—hunching over to cube raw chicken breasts for those skewers, grating zucchini and lemon zest for those salmon cakes—that, as a permanent resident of the particular state of being in question, I do occasionally resent.
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And that is at the heart of what makes Live in London such a pleasure: Watching the Conchords bound between sounds, instruments, and comedic reference points as easily and amiably as they ever did offers an uncomplicated, comforting sort of joy that feels even more special today than it did a decade ago.
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The revolution eventually led to Napoleon, and from the fallout, which included the formation of a middle class with a taste for uncomplicated art and the money to pay for it, rose the bohemian movement in favor of "art for art's sake" — and against the demand for meaning or morality in culture.
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It found that the success of nonsurgical treatment of uncomplicated appendicitis was better than previously believed, but patients treated without surgery were twice as likely to be readmitted to the hospital and required more follow-up visits, which ended up costing $785 more per patient than the cost for patients treated surgically.
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The satin slip dress Zendaya wore to the KCA's is the perfect example of this: The tea-length number, made from machine-washable silk polyester, is a sophisticated but uncomplicated riff on a silhouette that's dominated the red carpet the last few seasons — but at Daya by Zendaya, it'll set you back less than $50.
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Here, it seemed, was an uncomplicated spark of hope, radiating through the murky uncertainties and anxieties of the terrorism threat: a man who'd led others down the path to extremism and now was dedicating his life to helping the government and counterextremism groups understand what draws them to such a cause in the first place.
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Now in a new study, published in JAMA, researchers did a five-year follow-up of 256 patients who had been randomized in a large trial to receive antibiotics instead of surgery for uncomplicated appendicitis — in which the appendix is not ruptured, there is a low white blood count and there is no fecal blockage.
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"Ten Days That Shook the World" lives on, not because Reed got everything right (he didn't) or because the revolution he covered was an uncomplicated success story (it was anything but), but because he understood the real force of revolutionary journalism: its potential to rouse all who engage with it — not least the reporters themselves.
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Not all the blame can rest on Thibodeau—Karl-Anthony Towns is still at his best chasing shots to block and, as ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski pointed out on a recent podcast, Andrew Wiggins doesn't appear to enjoy playing basketball—but the team has yet to resemble one that knows how to defend uncomplicated NBA offense.
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In the two-to-three-year period leading up to 2013, only two of the seven practices targeted for reduction showed any decrease at all in the US. (And the declines were tiny: The use of scans for those uncomplicated headaches decreased from 14.9 percent to 13.4 percent, for instance.) Granted, you can't doctor by statistics alone.
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Just like the column, not all love that is celebrated or brought to light in the series is the quintessential meet-cute, followed by a montage of park walks and nights in cooking together and an uncomplicated and beautiful wedding where everyone is happy and "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" by Natalie Cole plays at the end.
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Of course, if you knew the steps of Jack's journey that carried him to his shop in Lakewood, Colorado, or if you spent a day watching him perform his craft, or if you simply viewed the video collage of cakes featured on his website, you may well conclude that the answer is as uncomplicated as the question.
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Whether or not our turning to technology is a source, or symptom, of the alienation we might feel from ourselves and our communities, whether or not children growing up with voice assistants tailored for kids will have a wholly different relationship with voice AI than we now do, they'd like us to embrace the uncomplicated upside of participating in our technological lives.
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" Louis Désiré Blanquart-Evrard's "Photographic Album for the Artist and the Amateur" (1851) and John Thomson's "Street Life in London" (1877) put images of chimney sweeps and millers in front of well-off viewers who could regard them with curiosity and concern: "Unlettered, uncomplicated people were felt to preserve an otherwise lost capacity for sincerity for which modern artists and intellectuals yearned.
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So if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who seems not to use email, is bothered by Mueller's "gross violation of privacy rights," his course is uncomplicated.
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The growth of Christian Zionism, the small but noticeable shift of Orthodox Jews into the GOP, the increasing influence of Islamophobia on grassroots conservative politics, the Persian Gulf states' growing rapprochement with Israel over shared fear of Iran, and the near extinction of left-wing politics in Israel all serve to make an uncomplicated pro-Israel stance a comfortable position for Republicans of all stripes.
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The Hub is key for making sure all your smart home devices can be controlled (including via Google Assistant through Android running on the Sony TV, or also via Alexa), and the Companion remote is an uncomplicated affair, without the power draw of an integrated display, but with a bunch of flexibility thanks to being able to assign different activities to long and short presses of the various activity buttons.
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But BMW, which produces its Mini range at its plant near Oxford, which accounts for more than 10 percent of all British-built cars, said May should press for barrier-free trading terms with the EU. "We acknowledge the Prime Minister's announcements today and urge her to ensure the UK's negotiations with the EU result in uncomplicated, tariff-free access to the EU single market in future," a spokeswoman said.
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We're just over a week away from the unveiling of this year's iteration from OnePlus, the OnePlus 63, and my excitement for it is building due to two related reasons: 26 has so far been a weird year for phones, with a bunch of basic usability issues cropping up, but I have the sense that OnePlus will be the one company to overcome those problems and just deliver an uncomplicated, good Android smartphone.
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It's also a lot of symbolism for clothes to contain, and these particular clothes didn't, entirely — they mostly just looked cool and uncomplicated to wear — but in case you missed it (and maybe it doesn't matter, if consumers get the clothes) on every seat was a green (duh) paper detailing Ms. McCartney's milestones when it came to sustainability: PVC-free, angora-free, mohair-free, plastic-bottle free, solar panels in stores and so on.
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Each of the 22001 oil-on-wood-panel paintings in Don Voisine: X/V, a 21978-year (22-22017) survey of the Maine-born, Brooklyn-based painter currently on view at the Center for Contemporary Maine Art, presents a seemingly uncomplicated format, often consisting of broad, black, hard-edged central forms, sometimes X-shaped, sometimes diagonals, with triangular notches of different sizes along the edge and stripes and bands of color at top and bottom or on the sides.
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So as Trump declares that Tiger will receive the Medal of Freedom for his achievement, perhaps a language has been found to talk about Tiger, but it's an unchallenging, uncomplicated, almost disappointing one that doesn't ask much of fans or pundits, a language of gentle nostalgia that lets bygones be bygones and brings Tiger back into a rarified fold as something once again phenomenal, even more so now because of all that he has dealt with and overcome.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — The construction of the video "Home Dream" (2016), projected on one of the walls of a stone-lined storefront in Le Marais, reminds the viewer of the techniques of avant-garde filmmakers like Farocki or Godard, not only in the use of soft montage (uncomplicated juxtaposition) to establish a visual code for thinking about something, but also in the attempt to disestablish authorship, featuring characters with limited personalities reducing the field of human action almost to automation.
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"Overall, I think it is reasonable to conclude that if you are having your first baby, and your pregnancy is uncomplicated and your fetus is in a vertex -- or head first -- presentation, then elective induction of labor at 39 weeks is potentially associated with about a 20% reduction in the occurrence of adverse infant outcomes and cesarean delivery," said Dr. Charles Lockwood, senior vice president of University of South Florida Health and dean of the Morsani College of Medicine, who was not involved in the new study.
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His preference for simplicity fits nicely here at the Tour Championship as a complicated calculus of situations — who needs to finish in what position at this tournament to ensure a certain result in the lucrative four-tournament FedEx Cup standings — is about as uncomplicated as it gets when it comes to Johnson: If he wins the tournament on Sunday, he takes home the trophy, about $1.5 million in prize money and a $10 million bonus for winning the FedEx Cup, not to mention (most likely) the Player of the Year Award.
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