When the rest of the world zigs, Apple is already zagging.
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Its zigs and zags call less for explanation than for diagnosis.
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Now, maybe Trump zigs when he has zagged in the past.
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You can read the story, with both zags and the zigs, here.
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TC: Were employees quitting out of frustration with all these zigs and zags?
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This is a series that frequently zigs when you expect it to zag.
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From there, the movie zigs and zags and plunges into campy horror territory.
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All startups go through zigs and zags, it's not dependent on their location.
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After all the zigs and zags, you more or less know what to expect.
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But these zigs and zags have U.S. endowments, foundations and pension fund managers feeling nervous.
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But stylistic zigs and zags made it difficult for them to break through to full stardom.
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Today, the Bronx portion is full of zigs and zags, funky signs and heartfelt spectator support.
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Its themes are underdeveloped, and it moves in zigs and zags, like a squirrel in headlights.
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It zigs when we're all expecting it to zag, and for that reason alone it deserves praise.
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"What I love about this story is it zigs when you expect it to zag," MJ says.
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Right now, theSkimm is one of the more interesting zigs among the common zags of most media companies.
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She avoids sentimentality the way a runner on the beach zigs to avoid the foamy lips of waves.
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But in its zigs and zags, the Covington story made one thing clear: Twitter is ruining American journalism.
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New England zigs and zags its receivers, tight ends and running backs near the line as effectively as anyone.
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Their new video series called Swapped zigs and zags through the conventional and limiting gender roles of mainstream movies.
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I think Snapchat is one of the few exceptions where there's been very few zigs, it's all been zags.
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I appreciate the zigs and zags of Jimmy's journey, which has him toggling between charming hustler and charmless hustler.
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It zigs and zags, sometimes veering into dim corners where you would expect a resident Minotaur to ingest weary travelers.
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Alaska often zigs while the rest of the nation zags; its economy boomed through the nation's recession a decade ago.
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His drives to the hoop were a series of daring zigs and zags, all explosive changes of direction pushing forward.
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If you are an artist, it should make u SALIVATE The more the crowd zigs, the more a zag stands out.
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But the weight of blackness is planetary and its balance is always unwieldy; it sometimes zigs when it should have zagged.
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I will keep reminding myself that politics zigs and zags, and that I can do more than shout in the wind.
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It zigs and zags, with senior administration officials saying one thing and President Trump contradicting them without warning the next day.
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Ever the autocrat, he zigs first this way, then that, utterly indifferent to the consequences that his actions have on others.
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Still, for its first foray into smartphones, the Razer Phone is a solid effort that zigs when every other phone is zagging.
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When Part Three begins a few pages later, we're back in 1943; then the story abruptly zigs to dismal times in 1942.
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"I'm not sure we would have made it through the zigs and zags if we were in the Valley," Mr. Lane said.
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He zigs and zags us relentlessly through mounds of fluffy white powder, beaming frequently back at my mother, who holds the camera.
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Rather, he zigs and zags depending on his own whims, and his assessment of how he can turn a situation to his advantage.
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She zigs and zags through opinions and ways of seeing the world over the course of the book, always in search of understanding.
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An ideal character, in short, whose lofty ambitions and indifference to detail and danger give this story more zigs and zags than Lombard Street.
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A minute later he and Olivier Giroud break in, but Giroud zigs as the pass zags, and the chance rolls right into Armani's arms.
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After all, this is a show that zigs, proposes, and then leaves you abandoned in the Hollywood hills when you think it's going to zag.
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Stanford, which zags in recruiting where everyone else zigs by insisting on high academic standards, is perhaps another Andrew Luck away from big-time contention.
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He zigs and zags between alliances with and attacks on other constitutional officers in such a way that no one can constructively work with him.
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In the meantime, the Pelicans zagging this hard while the rest of the NBA zigs will at the very least make them a team worth watching.
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He took advantage of a mispricing of assets in the volatility markets, which allows traders to bet on the sharpness of the market's zigs and zags.
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Rather than make single sculptures, he began producing series—the "Agricolas", the "Zigs" and the large-scale, polished-steel "Cubis"—and rolled these "families" out into his fields.
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We need players who zag while everyone else zigs, which is why it's time to appreciate what Payton can do, instead of branding him with a scarlet letter.
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Because he he has seen some market zigs and zags, we met him for coffee this week to talk about what he's seeing in the market right now.
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When the world zigs, we zag, so we're blindly backing the Rams and hoping the Los Angeles defense can figure out some way to slow down Lamar Jackson.
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After all the zigs and zags the journalist took to find Goldbaum and speak with him, the 75-year-old could not recall who was on the recording. Sigh.
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Her "Monsieur," set to Jacques Brel's "Ces gens-là," finds Johnson Guo staggering into a spotlight that trails him through the zigs and zags of an elegantly clumsy solo.
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But GLOW also zigs and zags throughout, throwing in genuinely surprising twists (and some predictable ones, but that's par for the course) while finding realistic and creative character motivations.
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"Enter our protagonist," he tells Mickey's right-hand man (Charlie Hunnam), whom he entertains, like a captive audience, as the action zigs and zags forward and backward in time.
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When the world zigs, we zag, so we'll back the Horned Frogs and hope the rest of the betting public got a bit ahead of their skis on this one.
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It is worth bearing in mind that this is noisy data, and the economy rarely zigs or zags as often or as dramatically as any initial set of numbers suggest.
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To Dan Morehead — a former head of macro trading at Tiger Management who today runs his own San Francisco-based investment firm — such zigs and zags are hardly a surprise.
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The Citi index almost by design zigs and zags — data points miss economists' optimistic projections, sending the gauge lower, after which they recalibrate their views and adjust their estimates lower.
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One has to do with the reputation she built as a risk taker who does not hew to a singular path but zigs and zags as she desires: musically, sartorially and professionally.
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By the way, asked if he is seeing valuations soften at all with the zigs and zags of the public market, Dunlap says he isn't, not in his part of the world, anyway.
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The Public Art Fund has enlisted industry titans like Sol LeWitt, Keith Haring, and Tony Oursler to create large-scale sculptures that further their iconic imagery, but Shrigley zigs where everyone else zags.
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But like John Ashbery, a clear influence, Prikryl is most fascinated by the unpredictable zigs and zags of an imagination in motion, and language's laughable (but reliably amusing) incapacity to map that course precisely.
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Knowing the tropes, having some expectations for how the stories will work, means audiences will be satisfied with pulp moves (murders, gunfights, monsters) and their relative predictability, even when the plot zags or zigs.
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Amy and Jonah are classic examples of the will-they-or-won't-they at its most compelling: One zigs, the other zags, but the pining is constant even when the characters have no idea it's there.
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Even though there weren't really any passengers to pick up yet, Juno was able to gather data about the drivers' traffic patterns through the Juno mobile devices that tracked their zigs and zags around the city.
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We process sensory information in relation to the context," says Dr. Matt Johnson, a "Contrast necessarily means that the competition's packaging needs to be taken into consideration...this is effectively the 'when everyone zigs, you zag' strategy.
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There is also a special guest appearance by the President, who pops up to ruminate on the non-Hegelian shape of history ("It zigs and zags") or to check his Greek pronunciation before addressing an audience in Athens.
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He told Fairey and his family that progress isn't a straight line, that there are zigs and zags and setbacks, that he had faith in young people, and that the future would be OK. In other words, hope.
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"Cuz I Love You (Deluxe)" might not be the best album nominated for album of the year, but it is easily the one with the most zigs and zags, the one that has the most unusual sort of ambition.
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While U-612 zigs and zags around the Atlantic on a secret and highly improbable mission involving an American industrialist (Vincent Kartheiser) who has helped finance the German war machine, the real star of the series scurries around La Rochelle.
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On the other hand, if you have a high risk tolerance (how well you stomach volatile markets) and a long risk horizon (length of time until you need the money), a stock-heavy portfolio whose value zigs and zags might not bother you.
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"Instead of trying to predict short-term zigs and zags in stock prices, value investors evaluate individual stocks and the market as a whole by looking for good companies that have low stock prices relative to their dividends, earnings and assets," he writes.
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But it took some interesting zigs and zags along the way, particularly toward the end when he let the audience in on some of his more interesting plans for the future, including a rethink of one of the most ubiquitous articles of clothing out there.
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If Alfonso Cuaron were directing this game, a camera would probably follow the ball—fixed, close—as it zigs and zags through Westbrook's immaculate handle, eventually drifting out of Westbrook's hands, then rotating 180 degrees to be greeted by the grinning, Snidely Whiplash clutches of Steven Adams.
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The plot zigs and zags and sometimes accelerates in the direction of genuine hilarity — when Teddy takes a job at a fast-food restaurant called Christian Chicken, whenever Mr. Malco opens his mouth or Ms. Rajskub blinks her eyes — only to downshift into sloppy, easy jokes and gags.
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Another of his cornerstone proposals — his campaign pledge of a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslim newcomers plus the deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants across a border wall paid for by Mexico — has been subjected to endless qualifications as he zigs and zags in pursuit of middle-ground voters.
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Mr. Obama's long view of history and the optimism (combined with a stirring reminder of the hard work required by democracy) that he articulated in his farewell speech last week are part of a hard-won faith, grounded in his reading, in his knowledge of history (and its unexpected zigs and zags), and his embrace of artists like Shakespeare who saw the human situation entire: its follies, cruelties and mad blunders, but also its resilience, decencies and acts of grace.
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He zigs when most writers would zag which makes even his stock characters interesting.
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The series in set in a future where the rich (Elites) live in luxury, their lifestyles supported by an array of cybernetic devices and robots, while the poor (Zigs) are forced to struggle for their existence in the lower levels of the city. When one of the robot policemen, known as the Electric Warriors, or Leks, develops self-awareness, it begins to question the correctness of the social order and decides to help the Zigs. This robot is called 9-03, and it falls in love with a Zig crone called Kinsolving, whom he protects from any and all harm. He then helps the Zigs by giving them food and supplies taken from the Elites up above.
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Double Down (original titled Zigs) is a 2001 English language drama starring Jason Priestley, Peter Dobson and Richard Portnow and directed by Mars Callahan. The film received an R rating by the MPAA.
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The New York Times. C19. Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune gave the film 1.5 stars out of 4 and wrote: "All of the zigs and zags of the original story are in the remake; what's missing is the enthusiasm. Talented actors such as Edward Fox and Oliver Reed sleepwalk through their parts."Siskel, Gene (March 28, 1978).
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Michael Nordine of The Village Voice wrote that Sparrow "zigs where you expect her to zag (not always in the best of ways)", but the film's predictable ending is still satisfying. Martin Tsai of the Los Angeles Times wrote that it is difficult to accept that Butler's character, a scientist, would accept the film's metaphysical themes. Tsai states that the film almost fails the Bechdel test.
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Project Destination is a Philippine television drama series directed by Zigs Dulay and is a co-production of private media company GMA Network and government agency National Commission for Culture and the Arts. It premiered on GMA News TV on March 14, 2020. The series involves Andre (Migo Adecer) a Filipino-American vlogger returning to the Philippines from the United States to rediscover his Filipino roots.
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To escape the cheetah, the fastest of carnivores, they run extremely fast and make zigs-zags, as does the Thomson's gazelle. The serval and caracal also prey on this species. The biggest modern threat to this gazelle is ever- expanding human civilization, which shrinks the gazelle's habitat by converting it to farmland, and by introducing new flocks of domestic sheep and goats which compete with gazelles for grassland.
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In 2000, Manoff appeared in the TV movie The Lost Child starring Mercedes Ruehl. Just a few months later in 2001, Manoff returned to film work by starring in The Amati Girls, the sole movie released theatrically in which her mother and she have appeared together. The film also featured Mercedes Ruehl, Sean Young, and Lily Knight. Manoff appeared in a second 2001 movie, Zigs, starring Beverly Hills, 90210's Jason Priestley.
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Reebok has released other collections and styles with the brand's Zig technology since the two introductory styles in 2010. In Spring 2011, Reebok debuted the next ZigTech shoe, the ZigTech Nano Fly. The shoes were designed as a lower-profile version of the original lightweight running shoe. Later in 2011, the brand introduced ZigWild TR running shoes that were modified with spikes placed between the "zigs" on the sole, along with a reinforced nylon upper.
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The leader's name is Magistrate Marder. He agrees to free Kinsolving in exchange for letting his techs examine 9-03 and figure out how he became sentient. 9-03 manages to free Kinsolving, but when a group of gunships sent to pursue them fires a warning shot, 9-03 sees that the shot is going to kill a Zig family. He throws himself in front of the shot and saves the Zigs, but he is blown to pieces.
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The inscription starts off by announcing that Nganlam Takdra Lukhong had been appointed Great Inner Minister and Great Yo-gal 'chos- pa (a title difficult to translate). It goes on to say that Klu-khong brought to Trisong Detsen the facts of the murder of his father, Me Agtsom (704-754) by two of his Great Ministers, 'Bal Ldong-tsab and LangMyes-zigs, and that they intended to harm him also. They were then condemned and Klu-kong was appointed Inner Minister of the Royal Council.Richardson (1985), pp.
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The USC defense then forced an Arizona turn-over on downs to preserve the victory.Gary Klein, McKnight zigs, USC zags, Los Angeles Times, October 14, 2007, Accessed July 3, 2008. Sanchez recovered from his poor first half performance with a strong performance in the second, where he completed 11 of 15 passes for 74 yards and a touchdown while later making a key 10-yard scramble on third and seven late in the fourth quarter.Ben Bloch, Sanchez overcomes shaky start for USC, Los Angeles Times, October 14, 2007, Accessed July 3, 2008.
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Game play is a combination between a collectible card game and a miniature wargame. The figures (known as "Zigs") move about on a self-constructed battlefield, with their movement and actions determined by a set of cards. Each of the three initial figures came with 10 cards (one for each piece of removable equipment and one for the figure itself), as well as a stat card representing the character inside the suit. Each round, players choose three pieces of equipment out of their deck and use the stats on each to determine turn order, movement, and attack type and strength.
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A concertina fold, also known as a zig-zag fold, accordion fold or z-fold, is a continuous parallel folding of brochures and similar printed material in an accordion-like fashion, that is with folds alternatively made to the front and back in zig-zag folds. Because they do not nest (as in Letter Folds) panels can be the same size. Seen from above, concertina folds resemble a Z or M or series of zigs and zags. In bookbinding a leporello binding has its pages concertina-folded, as above, but also has front and back boards so that it can be handled like a normal book.
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'", and RogerEbert.com, which noted "The rank, idiotic implausibilities continue to mount..." The Hollywood Reporter gave the bottom line of "This graphically violent horror thriller features too many plot twists for its own good", but the review has also words of praise for the direction and cast: "Still, the film is engrossing, thanks to the director’s skill at delivering sustained tension, and the excellent performances." An entirely positive review came from The A.V. Club's Alex McCown, who stated: "Part of the wicked fun of Pet, a dark little exercise in sadism and black humor, is how it upends the traditional conventions of the 'wronged woman turns the tables on her abuser' narrative. (...) The films zigs where you expect a depraved zag, resulting in a smart and unsettling tale.
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" Welles left for Brazil on February 4 and began filming in Rio February 8, 1942. At the time it did not seem that Welles's other film projects would be disrupted, but as film historian Catherine L. Benamou wrote, "the ambassadorial appointment would be the first in a series of turning points leading—in 'zigs' and 'zags,' rather than in a straight line—to Welles's loss of complete directorial control over both The Magnificent Ambersons and It's All True, the cancellation of his contract at RKO Radio Studio, the expulsion of his company Mercury Productions from the RKO lot, and, ultimately, the total suspension of It's All True. In 1942 RKO Pictures underwent major changes under new management. Nelson Rockefeller, the primary backer of the Brazil project, left its board of directors, and Welles's principal sponsor at RKO, studio president George Schaefer, resigned.
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The Electric Warrior forces an alliance between the , Zigs, Genidiots, and Elites to fight the invasion, but when the "aliens" come, they are revealed to be very human – the Electric Warrior's planet had been an experiment set up to determine how civilizations develop. Derek Two-Shadow was actually a resident of Earth who had signed up for the experiment after discovering that his wife had had herself rendered cybernetically immortal. This disgusted him into leaving her forever due to the fact that the surgery required had left horrible scars on her back and her body had been changed so that they could no longer enjoy a normal physical relationship. The Electric Warrior agrees to go back to Earth with the "aliens" to give them their experimental data, while the rest of the people remain behind but in a more mutually beneficial and cooperative peace.
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Many of those active in the ANL and especially its defence "squads" were denounced as "squadist" and expelled, later going on to form Anti-Fascist Action and Red Action.Birchall, Sean, Beating The Fascists: The Untold Story of Anti-Fascist Action (London: Freedom Press, 2010) Hann, Dave and Steve Tilzey, No Retreat (Milo Books, 2003) The closure of Women's Voice in 1982, reputedly because it tried to inject feminist thinking into SWP theoretical practice rather than gaining women members for the party,Boothroyd The History of British Political Parties, p.303 was a bitterly disputed action made by the leadership,See Lindsey German Sex, Class and Socialism, Chapter 10 and Dave Isaacson "SWP and women: Countless zigs and zags over women’s oppression", Weekly Worker, No.945, 17 January 2013 a sharp debate taking place between those who believed the result would be to ignore the specificities of women's oppression, and those who believed that feminist theories were in danger of losing contact with the united interests of men and women workers. During the 1984–1985 miners' strike, the SWP's propaganda concentrated on the need for solidarity and explaining why this was not happening.
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