Farhad: Anyway, RapGenius was a fine idea but, fueled by venture capital dollars, it set its sights on something much grander: not just annotating rap lyrics but annotating the world — news documents, speeches, anything.
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A Wacom stylus is also included for handwriting, drawing, and annotating.
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Ms. French talked through her menu, annotating it like a memoirist.
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Ditto annotating files in Word, and doodling on web pages in Edge.
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The press is involved in annotating the news that people have already consumed.
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So what happens when you don't consider carefully who is annotating the data?
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The stylus functionality is mostly geared towards annotating and commenting on existing documents.
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Which is why it was strange that a service dedicated to annotating articles
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A contributor named Doyle noted that Dawson's blog clearly stated her on-site comment policy, and argued extensively that Genius annotators need to pay attention when annotating such personal blog sites or posts — or, better yet, avoid annotating them altogether.
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And unless David Foster Wallace himself was annotating the news, most annotations weren't very good.
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Some cool options for scanning documents and annotating screenshots using iPad, Apple Pencil and iOS 3493.
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These keywords can be added and removed extremely easily by annotating a TAG to a thing.
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Should you be annotating the text in a transcript, as the Washington Post has been doing?
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Previously, the erstwhile Rap Genius was focused on annotating music lyrics and fomenting discussion about them.
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After five years of nothing but annotating works of fiction, however, I was a little skeptical.
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One time-honored way to review documents involves printing them out and annotating them by hand.
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I tried various crude ways to invite readers to join me in annotating significant speeches and documents.
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Our reporters are annotating the court document, which makes no mention of President Trump or election meddling.
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It will give you the option of copying the screenshot to your clipboard or annotating the image.
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An improved and more responsive interface for selecting and annotating books would make it more useful to students.
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But annotating images was time-consuming and expensive, especially when it involved paying Princeton undergrads to do it.
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In fleshing out the world of the story and annotating every corner of the audience's experience — hello, goat!
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So instead of annotating the BE BEST guide for myself, I decided to have the president do it instead.
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Morrison then decided to respond to Dawson's piece by annotating it on News Genius, questioning many of Dawson's assumptions.
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I get a really big kick out of unnecessarily translating/annotating what he says in front of other people.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai published an op-ed arguing for the policy - which we've taken the liberty of annotating here.
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Annotating screenshots, emails, and documents is cumbersome in Windows 10, but the upcoming Anniversary Update will start to change that.
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"The bulk of the work I've done for Microsoft focused on annotating and transcribing Cortana commands," one Microsoft contractor said.
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Read it slowly and closely, almost as you would a poem, annotating or making a list of what you notice.
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When the original tweeter hides a reply, an icon will appear on their tweet annotating that there are hidden replies.
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In fact, one of the core features of the Chromebook Pro is annotating images in the Android version of Google Keep.
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The stylus fits nicely in a slot and works well for things like screen capture, taking handwritten notes, and annotating images.
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The stylus fits nicely in a slot and works well for things like screen capture, taking handwritten notes and annotating images.
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Annotating video is an important task for a lot of industries, the most well-known of which is certainly autonomous driving.
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Even if you're not a pro app user, Sidecar will be convenient for annotating PDFs or signing documents on your Mac.
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They're also ballpoint, which are ideal pens for doing crossword puzzles or annotating all those Washington Post exposés about Scotty's spending habits.
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The team is still combing through and annotating thousands of comments, and it plans to release the final dataset early this year.
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Annotating images to teach machines should, Miltenburg wrote, be treated more as a psychological experiment, and less like a rote data collection task.
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Apple's full statement: Apple Pencil has been a huge hit with iPad Pro users, who love it for drawing, annotating and taking notes.
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Learn more about the roots and goals of Hypothesis in "Annotating the scholarly web," a recent article in Nature by Jeffrey M. Perkel.
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The show closes with — I'm not kidding here — Ross singing a song from "A Star Is Born" while annotating it with political analysis.
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The company is also working on artificial intelligence technology that it hopes will automate the annotating of maps — the other big technological challenge.
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And, along with Leonard Feather and Nat Hentoff, he was among the most prodigious writers of liner notes, annotating more than 22009 albums.
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Use-case scenarios could be annotating photos or videos (via Photos app), taking screenshots and notes in the same window in Edge or Word.
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Although these features prove useful for illustrators, according to Lederer, Phree is geared toward young professionals for scribbling notes in meetings and annotating documents.
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I actually really like the idea of annotating everything, but also it terrifies me to think of what people will append to my stuff.
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Supervised learning involves a mix of Amazon employees and contractors listening to, transcribing, and annotating customers' recordings with the goal of making Alexa smarter.
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In addition, the call log will show which calls were made via video by annotating them with the camera icon, instead of the telephone icon.
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But while Mr. Bradshaw's writing pulses with a rushing sense of the primal, "'Daddy'" always seems to be annotating rather than expressing its characters' impulses.
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The AI eliminates the grunt work of doing measurements and annotating MRI scans so the human can focus on just making the cancer/not cancer call.
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That lag-free stylus input really is something to behold, and it left me doodling and annotating stuff just for the fun of this novel experience.
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A. With an update to the Mail app in last year's iOS 9 software, Apple added a Markup tool for annotating PDF files sent as attachments.
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It's like, I'm not going to go over here ... And that's why it's going to be interesting in the election, people annotating each other's things directly.
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After visually optimizing the sprites and annotating them by type, Soares earmarked 20 percent of them for training purposes, and the other 80 percent for testing.
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But what do you need liner notes for when you have the whole internet annotating your work on Genius and Twitter and Tumblr and hundreds of blogs?
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Snapchat said it has around 75 people who produce content, collecting and annotating videos and photos of live events and sometimes adding on-the-scene reporting themselves.
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Since many NLP databases are created by humans, they may carry intentional or unintentional racist or sexist undertones thanks to the language workers use when annotating sources.
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Tap the Done button in the corner of the window when you have finished annotating the file and want to send it along in its updated state.
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Dawson became embroiled in the question of annotation use after a journalist responded to a blog post Dawson had authored by annotating the post on News Genius.
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Microsoft's Edge browser for Windows 10 and the Preview program for macOS include tools for annotating PDF files with signatures, as does Apple's Markup feature for iOS.
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On subsequent days, students begin annotating the articles — noticing surface features, outlining specific structural and organizational elements, marking stylistic devices and talking about aspects of voice. 2.
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In particular I admired how, in the iPad version, when you tap a question mark icon, precise text descriptions appear all over the screen, annotating key features.
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To see the Markup tool bar and its other shortcuts for annotating PDF files, click the encircled pen icon on the right side of the Preview window.
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It's a great feature for editors, or students studying a textbook, but what isn't great is annotating an epub file and then changing its display font or font size.
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You can watch the full interview below, but we're also annotating some key parts of Pai's answers to get a better sense for what he's actually looking to do.
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I saw you made a video for Genius, annotating the lyrics for "Blood on Me." How did it feel to dissect your own work, especially when it's so personal?
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Despite all his policy-paper annotating, Newsom, who built a fortune on a consortium of hospitality businesses, has the air of a man who just sauntered off a yacht.
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Thanks to lyric-annotating site Genius, we can take a closer look at how Tupac's song described their lives together and dig deeper into the autobiographical details it provides.
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In "Beyond The Family Album" (1979), she exhumes a photographic archive of her childhood and adolescence, annotating the relentlessly affirmative images with related memories of anxiety, petulance, and dissatisfaction.
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There are other useful features in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update like annotating ebooks in Edge, the ability to continue what you're doing on your phone on the desktop.
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And also for an enterprise demographic likely to be interested in the more powerful and larger iPad Pro — flagging up the utility of a stylus for annotating documents, for example.
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As we move towards eventually annotating the entire internet for truthiness, Washington Post reporter, Philip Bump, has created a Chrome Extension to fact check our President Elect's notoriously dodgy tweets.
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Have students read the piece, annotating it and marking areas that represent continuity and change both from prior protests by American Indians and from the African-American civil rights movement.
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Amazon came under scrutiny last year when Bloomberg reported that Amazon workers tasked with annotating Alexa recordings had mistakenly heard private conversations from consumers that were caused by false triggers.
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Spec-wise, things are unchanged from the original announcement: two 13.3-inch E Ink displays, 8GB of internal storage expandable by microSD, PDF compatibility, and a Wacom pen for annotating things.
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The Note — when it's not catching fire — is a great device for people who spend a lot of time on their phone annotating PDFs, working with multiple windows, and watching videos.
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Students might start by annotating song lyrics themselves or referring to Genius to find explicit connections and discover underlying themes that in some way relate to society, culture, history and politics.
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A. Annotating screen shots of text passages — and then posting the image and a link to the article on Twitter — is an effective way to make a point with the selected text.
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While the Apple Pencil is still largely intended to be a tool for drawing, sketching, writing, and annotating rather than user interface shortcuts, it's refreshing to see another use case for Apple's stylus.
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"When Tag Suggestions asks you 'Is this Jill?' you don't think you are annotating faces to improve Facebook's face recognition algorithm," said Brian Brackeen, the chief executive of Kairos, a facial recognition company.
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How it works: Safety drivers typically work in pairs, one in the driver's seat monitoring the environment and the other riding shotgun with a laptop, monitoring the car's computing system and annotating the drive.
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The new data comes from Google's move to expand its transparency reports, and starting today, it will also add new data dating back to January 2016 (when Google's reviewers started manually annotating URL submissions).
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Genius employees and others have responded by annotating Dawson's post critically, and Slate and the New York Observer have weighed in with takes of their own (in short, they think News Genius is bad).
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The idea of annotating the internet by leaving notes and comments around the web for yourself or others to find has been around for years — since the dawn of the web browser, in fact.
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In turn she dedicated herself to them, attending every reunion from the fifth to the 45th and annotating the volume with bitchy commentary ("Looks older than I do" was a favorite) and mysterious symbols.
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Mobileye is at No. 21 for being "a leader in driver assistance technology" and the fact that 600 of its employees are annotating the images that are used in training a fully autonomous driving system.
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It's when she's guiding me through her homes — gleefully annotating their contents (while noshing from the plates of garden-fresh snacks that keep materializing, courtesy of her longtime housekeeper) — that she seems most at ease.
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Wall-mounted storyboards dissect political ads shot for shot, annotating them with these icons, as well as commentary, in an attempt to break down their subtext and highlight the reactions that they're attempting to provoke.
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The woman has a habit of annotating her life in caustic quips to the audience, like a steady stream of tweets, and the priest picks up on the way she slips out of the moment.
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Informing a system of these differences can be done by manually annotating the text corpus from which it learns — but who wants to go through millions of words making a note on which queen is which?
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I have to confess that the first time I presented a document, and the folks in the room sat there in complete silence reading and annotating for half an hour, the whole experience felt quite awkward.
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"Because of our dedication to accurate non-partisan reporting and standards, we are reviewing, updating, annotating with any denials of witnesses, and when appropriate, correcting any opinion pieces referenced during the ongoing congressional inquiry," Cusack added.
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Its researchers have been annotating those images with facial attributes (such as hair color and facial hair) for more advanced matching capabilities, and they used geo-tags to get an appropriate mix of data from multiple countries.
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The program, which has been annotating our memes, creating our webcomics, and teaching us how to art since 1985, is on Microsoft's list of Windows features to be removed or deprecated in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.
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Hannity cautiously steers his interviews with Trump toward the hysteric patriotism Trump can handle and away from policy specifics, annotating Trump's sentences as he goes, making Trump's haters his haters, wearing that hate like they're hating Hannity himself.
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The research also comes after companies like Amazon and Apple came under fire last year after reports from Bloomberg and The Guardian discovered that company contractors tasked with annotating recordings from virtual assistants had mistakenly overheard private conversations.
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You can also show the complete markup toolbar by clicking on the icon with a pencil tip at the top of the page to use the "Show Markup Toolbar" option, which lists out more features for drawing and annotating.
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They created a system for annotating 109 hours of blowjob videos—1,200 oral sex video clips in total—by animating a cartoon head and penis on a movable slider they could adjust with a mouse as they watched the porn videos.
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Instead of having to flick over to the notifications panel, the thumbnail that's presented after a screenshot in iOS 11 lets you tap and hold to share to another app or simply tap to start annotating it before you share it.
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Genius has been around since 2009, and it describes itself as a platform "platform for annotating clever rap lyrics," and has since expanded into other types of music, and a place for music fans to annotate and discuss their favorite songs.
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Image: ScreenshotWe've already mentioned the "Samsung Experience" having a more cluttered interface, but the flip side of that is it's packed with more options: From hiding the navigation bar, to annotating screenshots, to enhancing the look of videos on screen.
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" The ethics office seemed to disagree, annotating the document: "OGE has concluded that the information related to the payment made by Mr. Cohen is required to be reported and that the information provided meets the disclosure requirement for a reportable liability.
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One girl, with pigtails tied in pink ribbons, set about annotating the passage, an excerpt from a young adult novel called "Project Mulberry," as though it were the Dead Sea Scrolls, underlining every other sentence and scribbling notes in the margins.
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While "Teambuilding Exercise" paints Erlich's request as the whims of a ludicrous con man, categorizing images of food on the internet not so different than annotating an email exchange or observing a stranger conversing with a Facebook chatbot about ordering a burrito.
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Exploring Poetry Through Open-Ended Questions I Remember: Teaching About the Role of Memory Across the Curriculum Literacy Skills and Strategies Skills and Strategies | Making Inferences Skills and Strategies | Annotating to Engage, Analyze, Connect and Create Skills and Strategies | Fake News vs.
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Here are just a few: Making inferences Close-reading Summarizing Annotating Determining the reliability of sources Sorting fact from opinion Listening and note-taking Revising writing _________ The best way to get teenagers to start reading The Times or any other newspaper regularly?
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"Because of our dedication to accurate, non-partisan reporting and standards, we are reviewing, updating, annotating, and when appropriate, correcting any opinion pieces referenced during the ongoing congressional inquiry," editor-in-chief Bob Cusack informed staff Monday in a memo obtained by POLITICO.
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The words slide into the kitchen like a keystone and crack the code — the staff, recognizing that he's the rare Westerner who can communicate with them in their own tongue, receive him with open arms, and begin annotating the menu in ricocheting Chinese.
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Figure Eight, a platform that helps developers train, test and fine-tune their machine learning models, today announced a major new collaboration with Google that essentially turns Figure Eight into the de facto standard for creating and annotating machine learning data for Google Cloud's AutoML service.
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The teacher uses the first lesson of the new year to discuss effective study methods and we spend a large portion of the class annotating and cross referencing one verse each and sharing/discussing how we can make connections to other verses and to our lives.
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Dropbox's first suite of Extensions — with partners like Adobe, DocuSign, and Vimeo — will let you get the required digital signatures on a PDF and perform some light photo editing and annotating of videos, all without leaving Dropbox and in a workflow that immediately saves new files to the cloud.
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Genius, the media company and former lyric-annotating platform known as Rap Genius, has come out with 1997 Collection, a capsule of cleverly-designed threads that hone in on a year that was apparently rife with major music moments, which "felt larger than life," according to the site.
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Add in the odds that Trump will chime in and the fact that a swarm of digital commentators will be annotating the event in real time, and Thursday looks like something we've never seen before: A multimedia news event where news will be breaking on multiple screens, at the same time.
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Those who take issue with the need for these sorts of descriptions argue that we would then be left annotating much of the history of Western art, a position that ignores the crucial distinction between art that imagines or documents exploitation and art that is actively engaged in producing it.
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If we want to see more diversity in Classics, we have to work harder as public historians to change the narrative — by talking to filmmakers, writing mainstream articles, annotating our academic writing and making it open access, and doing more outreach that emphasizes the vast palette of skin tones in the ancient Mediterranean.
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The annotation platform, which started as a service for annotating music lyrics, is working with big companies like the Washington Post and Spotify, and pitching advertisers on the idea that they should sponsor annotations — factoids about a song or news article that Genius makes appear in-line with the lyrics or text.
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Some typical administrative requirements they face include: keeping a log of when kids check in and leave with a physical signature from the parent or guardian dropping off the child, annotating how kids are developing, and sending notes home to parents around payments, vacation days, field trips, or supplies that their kids will need.
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In advance of the film's release, on June 24, Mr. Ross, whose credits include "Seabiscuit" and the first installment of "The Hunger Games," is posting an elaborate website annotating some three dozen topics and scenes from the movie, allowing audiences to click through and evaluate for themselves his historical sources, including many primary documents.
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And News Genius and its community may have unwittingly demonstrated the potential for Genius as a brigading tool: After Dawson's original post and Morrison's response, both of which deviated from the site's emphasis on journalism, users began to stray from commenting on the news in order to follow Morrison's footsteps of annotating posts defensively.
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While I don't regret the hours spent annotating the lyrics to her song "Maybe That's What It Takes" (still a banger, FYI) by hand and scouring the whole thing for angsty gay morsels, it's encouraging to speak to young people today who feel lifted up by seeing themselves represented more widely, and finding fans across the world who feel the same.
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The battery-powered Quilla weighs about 22 pounds and is less than 2mm thick, making it easy to hang on the wall or take down and put on a table It's 2160×2880 — kind of a nowhere resolution between 2K and 4K, but enough that it won't hurt your eyes while you're annotating a huge map or sketching out a workflow.
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During some demos, such as one in which I used a finger to paint in midair and used my hands to manipulate my art work, I found this means you don't need to be so precise about how you're pointing at and poking things, which may make it easier for someone using the headset for, say, manipulating or annotating 3-D models at work.
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And the claim that critics bring unique attention to their work seems inattentive to the tenor of an age that brings us Genius (an open online tool for annotating pop lyrics and other vital cultural texts in the manner of "The Norton Shakespeare") and what's been called "recap culture" (a redoubt of erstwhile English majors poring over last night's TV in a flutter of summary, analysis, cross-analysis, and intertextual concordance).
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To understand the big picture before you take on the article as a whole, slowly read just the first four paragraphs, annotating as you go to mark both what seems most important and what confuses you: The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, announced charges on Monday against three advisers to President Trump's campaign and laid out the most explicit evidence to date that his campaign was eager to coordinate with the Russian government to damage his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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He had been working on annotating the letters between Dumas and the writer George Sand, and had long been perplexed by a passage, in the old typewritten copies, where Dumas inveighs against the "insolent" and "cowardly" Courbet, who had committed an artistic heresy, in the view of Dumas: One doesn't paint with one's most delicate and sonorous brush the interview of Ms. Queniault of the Opera, for the Turk who took refuge inside it from time to time — all of it life-size, and life-size also two women passing for men.
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