Other favorites: Craigslist, cat videos Computers birthed the World Wide Web, and the World Wide Web birthed Twitter, which so graciously provided us with the wonders of Weird Twitter.
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The amendment would be birthed under a shadow of doubt.
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Your greatest achievement may be birthed out of your loneliness.
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My first business plan was birthed out of that difference.
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And so that's how Beverly Beach by Dorit is birthed.
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"His stories feel like they are birthed whole," Kirby said.
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Now with BPO on our tails — the cluster's been birthed.
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No one birthed from the kilns will bear your name.
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You've birthed life into a product and created a personality.
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The Juul iconicity was birthed much faster: through social media.
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Donald Trump's presidency was birthed in the shadow of impeachment.
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They also birthed smaller offspring, some of which had abnormalities.
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Keepers: Healthy babies birthed by handmaids and kept by the Wives.
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This is 67% of the women who have birthed your children.
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To Elizabeth's dismay, Mary birthed a son, prolonging her family's bloodline.
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The FCC was birthed in 1926 as the Federal Radio Commission.
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She birthed 3 of Diddy's children -- D'Lila, Jessie James and Christian.
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It helped form a genre that birthed Quake and competitive shooters.
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This birthed a bit of healthy rivalry between the two labels.
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The "X-Men" were birthed by a quest for social justice.
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Silicon Valley was birthed from an existential threat to the world.
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Instagram has birthed some pretty interesting trends, to say the least.
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Renly Baratheon: Assassinated by a magical shadow creature birthed by Melisandre.
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It sounds like the show that birthed its production company, Radiolab.
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She loved me as if she birthed me into the world.
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At a time when magazines are folding, one is being birthed.
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Like he birthed everything about that character into existence from the ether.
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It birthed a "golden age of content" for consumers around the world.
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But it was a dish obviously birthed in an atrocious cultural construct.
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The movie not only found its audience, but also birthed a franchise.
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"Heart Wrecking Animals" was, in some ways, birthed from Oneohtrix Point Never.
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That in turn birthed another era of seeing women characters this way.
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Or a Soulie, the men of Northern England who birthed DJ culture.
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A very Californian affair, it birthed the career of Sonny Moore, a.k.a.
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Crossover thrash, in a big way, was birthed in the Bay Area.
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According to police, the newborn was birthed successfully and is doing well.
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"And that's really when Treasure You, my organization for women was birthed."
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While no one was looking, VR birthed a new genre of film.
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How many great literary ideas have been birthed by similarly drunken nights?
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I don't think your children are only yours if you birthed them.
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The 70s birthed punk, which stripped rock down to its bare essentials.
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The lady who birthed and would do anything for me is gone.
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Her catchphrase "hot girl summer" birthed endless tweets, Instagram captions and memes.
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I swear I don't know how I birthed such a cool kid.
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During that time, the queen ants birthed new generations of worker ants.
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Blackland Radio 66.6 birthed a lot of niggas, [ASAP Rocky's] Live. Love.
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This shift in taste has birthed a slew of high-fat yogurts.
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But as with many things birthed from genre films, they have a canon.
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Just the fact that I birthed this into the world is a success.
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It serves a purpose for anyone who has been birthed by a woman.
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Check out the woman who birthed the hits ... or the hit makers, anyway.
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A mouse mom with her glowing pup, birthed from a 3D-printed ovary.
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The concept was birthed in Ibiza, where Nico was living when she died.
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Although Swartz birthed Katamari Master into existence, he can't take all the credit.
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The Sanders for President subreddit, which birthed volunteer-led websites such as FeelTheBern.
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"I delivered her, I birthed all the children in this village," she says.
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Remember that Trump's entire political life was birthed -- ahem -- by a conspiracy theory.
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It was a humble, completely frivolous item that birthed my club of weirdos.
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That said, purism does the communities that birthed house and techno a disservice.
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The current NAFTA was birthed before the internet became a major sales platform.
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How did you want to show the way skate culture birthed hip-hop?
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This is so real that my laptop spontaneously birthed a Walkman and Timbs.
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It was my experience there that birthed my identity as an antiwar radical.
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The project birthed a captivating collection of photos, gathered in an anthropologic style.
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After all, the ATL is the city that birthed Southern fried hip hop.
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Michael Jackson's 1993 performance essentially birthed the halftime extravaganza as we know it.
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The Santa Barbara oil spill of 1969 birthed the modern US environmental movement.
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This food baby was birthed by wacky doughnut shop Glam Doll Donuts of Minneapolis.
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To be fair, it birthed good products like Hangouts and the excellent Google Photos.
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How if at all we make peace with the beasts birthed in The Anthropocene?
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Presumably, this means that the entire Poopybutthole species is birthed with this characteristic headwear.
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The Indigenous people there have tons of knowledge, they've each birthed 400, 500 babies.
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She was ripe, you know, 16 or so, when she birthed your grandma Belia.
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ICYMI, Beyoncé birthed a new clothing line — and it's all anyone can talk about.
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Meghan Markle and Priyanka Chopra's best friendship has birthed an endless stream of headlines.
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Those demonstrations were birthed in Tehran in opposition to the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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My angry baby has been birthed and its amniotic fluid is flowing from me.
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It has birthed a baby and survived fractures, breaks, and multiple bouts of pneumonia.
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And lo and behold, The Fosters birthed a new relationship right before our eyes.
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Pierced, milk bottle-inspired, pearl-adorned – Instagram has birthed some very peculiar manicure trends.
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The comparison birthed thousands of memes and eventually led to an outright national ban.
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" This incident, in turn, birthed the term "A good day to bury bad news.
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He said yes, and later that year, Guy birthed her baby-making cabbage fairy.
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The words and phrases that gain cultural currency reflect the times that birthed them.
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Which makes the embryo just a year younger than the mother who birthed her.
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The 1964 Civil Rights Act was birthed not just in idealism, but also blood.
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In death, Eastside Stevie looms just as large as the city that birthed him.
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We were birthed as a joint venture between 21st Century Fox and National Geographic.
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People felt like we sort of birthed and nurtured it, because it was ours.
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We can't help but reflect the sewers that birthed us from time to time.
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This concept birthed CareKit, Apple's latest software framework that works with HealthKit and ResearchKit.
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The revolutionary idea that birthed that blog, and countless others, were no longer operable.
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The signal came from a region of the spiral galaxy that birthed many stars.
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Individualism is a human right and queerness is not the latest fashion birthed by postmodernity.
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It arguably cost Rubio several points in New Hampshire and inarguably birthed the MarcoBot meme.
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"Bibiana just birthed a big upset in Paradise," Kimball says in an on-camera interview.
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So it seems like the ancestors of crocodiles birthed live babies back in the day!
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Scientists said the marine mammal was likely male and recently birthed, but died shortly thereafter.
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It comes out of SRI International, the same Standford-associated group that originally birthed Siri.
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Here's the full list of US cities that have birthed 3 or more NASA astronauts.
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He returned to the company in 1997 to once again lead the business he birthed.
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The Founding Father's disdain for general warrants and writs of assistance birthed the Fourth Amendment.
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The question has since birthed a perfect meme and the responses are worth sifting through.
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It was birthed around a notion that its mission should be focused on strategic bombing.
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Since then, however, Richman "lost contact," as he puts it, with the game he birthed.
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Kiran Gandhi: "Top Knot Turn Up" was a song that birthed was two years ago.
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In 1955, the Campbell's Soup test kitchen birthed that American Thanksgiving staple, green bean casserole.
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Four of the nine women birthed their babies early, although beyond the 36-week mark.
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Although the hubs themselves are relatively new, some have birthed technology with real-world impact.
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It's birthed the next great sexual revolution, and women's sex lives are the biggest winners.
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Narrator: Atlanta, the city that birthed OutKast, is arguably the epicenter of hip-hop today.
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She is resentful that Ally birthed their son, while Ivy's endometriosis prevented her from doing so.
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And of course, like every other person on earth, Shimkus was presumably birthed by a woman.
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It is not only the iconic image that birthed the career of this world-renowned artist.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have spoken out against the ban since it was birthed on Twitter.
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Since the #blacklivesmatter movement was birthed, the fashion industry has, by and large, stayed mostly silent.
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The place where these two spaces, psychological and geographical, meet is where this project is birthed.
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Music scenes have birthed some of the most important moments of trans acceptance in recent history.
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Teaching a semester-long undergraduate course called "Critical Drag" that birthed 21 new baby drag artists.
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The hope that Stonewall birthed lives on in at least one sect of the queer community.
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The desert horizon birthed sun after sun, and it seemed as if nothing would ever change.
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Innovation and entrepreneurialism have engendered new business models and birthed creative solutions to our greatest crisis.
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More specifically, the fact that she, a grown woman who has birthed two children, has cellulite.
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" A week later, Kanye replied in an infamous rant at a Tampa concert: "I birthed you.
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Well, whoever (or whatever) birthed Only Love, they were on some next-level plane of existence.
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In the countries that birthed capitalism (Europe, North America, Japan), wages have not grown for decades.
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Some Trump loyalists see the firing as Trump's biggest mistake, because it birthed the Mueller probe.
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The riots lasted for five consecutive days, and eventually birthed an activist movement still evolving today.
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So the literal idea of Satan being birthed by a human woman is still absolutely disturbing.
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The whole thing has now birthed greater conversations about what the nation's dearest artwork should be.
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I don't know how to address this — both Trump himself and the phenomenon that birthed him.
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Butte, though, was birthed from the "copper womb," as one poet wrote, a far richer lode.
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"She birthed the science fiction novel," said Tad Wise, a nephew of Ms. Ballantine's by marriage.
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"The shock value part was not a piece of this show when I birthed it," he claims.
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A chance encounter at LAX changed all of that and birthed a pretty sweet electro-pop gem.
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This mistake will turn into many a birthed blessing when multiple children named Pizza enter the world.
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"If it's a girl, I don't know that I want her birthed at the grotto," he added.
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On the other hand, I'm certain that wearing this would make you look like you're being birthed.
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North American film culture was already skittish about experimentation in the same '98 that birthed Furby Babies.
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By one count London has birthed three times as many startups as Paris in the past decade.
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Her last moments, while she lay dying, were spent still trying to clean her newly birthed puppies.
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The Red Woman has burned alive a young girl and birthed a demon to assassinate a prince.
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However, the bulk of the project is the work of THEMpeople, the production collective that birthed theMIND.
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Once the record is birthed into the world, it's going to touch people in a great way.
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Still, for Uninamise, even as the sound spreads, it all comes back to borough that birthed it.
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In 2015, Amazon birthed the Echo, the artificially intelligent speaker featuring the virtual assistant known as Alexa.
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That helpless, screaming, wetting, nipple-abrading bundle of joy wouldn't really change the woman who birthed it.
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One tweet, in particular, has birthed a fair number of inky astronauts floating across a sidereal arm.
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In these contentious times, it seems fitting that Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument was birthed in flames.
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It was the voice birthed in black church, and raised by R&B and rock 'n roll.
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I was channeling my dark self at that time, and birthed who I was at that time.
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It also birthed the current generation of YouTube stars, among them the Paul brothers, Jake and Logan.
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I ain't gonna put the cloud over it because, CM8, I really wanted to end it there but then at the same token, I'm an artist who was birthed by the streets and birthed by a certain game that whenever they call, I feel like I gotta show up.
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Now, I know my body is different, but I am proud that I carried and birthed two babies.
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The New York City that birthed LCD Soundsystem is long gone, but that didn't really matter last night.
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I see that most clearly in its emergent generation of entrepreneurs, birthed from the country's 30+% unemployment rates.
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It's a sort of reclamation and cleansing of tumultuous memories & experiences, birthed in a specific place and time.
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When the farmer's grandfather bought the land years ago, he arrived with a cow that birthed twin calves.
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This birthed Frieze week, a weeklong cavalcade of openings, performances, talks, and events, anchored by the titular fair.
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The point of all this is that Trump's false statements can be birthed all sorts of different ways.
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Patreon was birthed by a YouTuber to support himself and fellow creators after their AdSense income dropped substantially.
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I've ridden horses across open plains, climbed over and under mountains, buried loved ones and birthed new life.
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Although Bitcoin birthed Ethereum, in the past year, Ethereum has eclipsed its predecessor in terms of future promise.
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And yet, we are now living in a radically different landscape than the one that birthed Breaking Bad.
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A new Instagram photo proves that Apple is looking more and more like the woman who birthed her.
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One writer highlighted the "runtish forefathers" and "consumptive parents" who birthed a "notorious race" of inferior white people.
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Just as Supreme was birthed from skateboarding culture, FaZe Clan hopes to establish a gaming-adjacent apparel business.
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A quarter-century later, that has birthed an heir that's easy to like, without necessarily feeling the love.
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It's impossible to chase down every falsehood Trump has birthed—that 3,000 number is impressive, in a way.
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But maybe a larger, philosophical problem is that Facebook has birthed entirely novel problems with no real solutions.
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Before you read the rich journalistic piece this hypothetical question birthed, take a moment to consider it yourself.
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Instead, it birthed a myriad of stylistic inventions that each clearly came from and represented the historic moment.
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Hydration hysteria has birthed various corollary myths: That plain water is the only drink that will hydrate you.
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The project was birthed in 1991: it did not launch until 2003, after 12 years of legal battles.
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Part of Khloe Kardashian's backup team is pulling outta town, now that she's successfully birthed her baby girl.
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Most notably, this practice birthed Slender Man, a creepypasta that became powerful enough to (allegedly) influence a murder.
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Which is to say, therapeutic insights have birthed many lines of poetry and in some cases entire careers.
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Voice-controlled smart speakers, a category birthed by Amazon in 2015 with its Echo, is small but growing.
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UFOs, their purported alien pilots, and the secrets shrouding both have always reflected the culture that birthed them.
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In fact, it was her own need for convenience that birthed the six new Minute Finish face palettes.
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Its 86-year-old widowed matriarch cried over the sanctuary where she birthed seven of her eight children.
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Instead it is birthed through a process of picture taking, three-dimensional scanning, and a machine milling technique.
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Classical music (30%)When Beethoven composed Symphony No. 5, he birthed the oldest and most traditional metal-riff.
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The show, which ran through 2013, also birthed a spin-off, 2012's Here Comes Honey Boo-Boo.
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On a farm stay, guests might have the option to stargaze, enjoy outdoor sports, or see piglets birthed.
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The Shins have had psychedelic rock in their veins since Oh, Inverted World birthed a thousand LiveJournal anthems.
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I remember taking that pic just so I could remember my beautiful amazing body that just birthed a queen.
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Here are the best memes birthed from the chiseled mass of a human that is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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There are so many of them that it seems as if they're being birthed out of some divine rite.
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The answer is birthed out of conversations and research I've been a part of over the last several years.
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While the gesture wasn't birthed in North America, it has assuredly become its home for the last little while.
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It was birthed in smoky bars, gin joints, and out of the way places, almost illicit and almost forbidden.
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Belle from Beauty and the Beast loves books and, although she was birthed in the 19th century, also code.
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Enterprise software tool startups are so often birthed to either un-bundle or re-bundle what came before them.
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We're deep in the midst of a celebration of Pride month and the LGBTQ communities that birthed dance music.
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With some help from a confused Diego, she finds herself at the church where Angelica birthed all the sensates.
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Still, they've got a stronger hit to shit ratio than any other band this shitty grey nation's ever birthed.
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This book and the essay on wrestling in particular revolutionized academic inquiry, and in way, birthed pop culture studies.
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Some argued the label was a conceptual art project birthed partly in response to a faceless British electronic scene.
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You don't, and can't, forget overnight, and Melodrama's constant return to the relationship that birthed it honors that fact.
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The initial conversation was a little awkward, maybe because I couldn't shake the sense that I had birthed—hatched?
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Each of these pieces forced an additional layer of reflection, a consideration of the thought process that birthed it.
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Flawed, human and in constant struggle, Prince birthed a world that does not see color or income or barriers.
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America's roiled political waters have birthed another grievance, and it is unlikely that this will be our last one.
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And then there's the video that featured the actor Danny Trejo, which birthed another (unprintable) offshoot of the meme.
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In the '90s the city birthed Research in Motion and its Blackberry platform, which briefly dominated the mobile industry.
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And I'm confident that if I had birthed that kid, it would now be a pretty fucked-up adult.
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Between these and the Letter Racers, had Rammellzee arrived a decade later, he might have birthed a toy empire.
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"Howard University has birthed generations of student activists and we will always continue in that spirit," Dr. Frederick said.
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We had been following closely the nights of civil disobedience that had birthed a new era of black struggle.
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While Amazon did not make anyone available for an interview, this feels like a brand birthed by an algorithm.
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Under Matthew Penn's direction, Glenn Close stars as the peasant woman surprised to have birthed such an extraordinary daughter.
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Carnival Row sets the audience up to think that marginalized people have birthed a monster, in standard Lovecraft fashion.
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Art historians generally agree that it's inspired by African art, and count it among the works that birthed Cubism.
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The 1930s Reefer Madness campaign birthed the stigmatization of cannabis and its subsequent violent and costly war on drugs.
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Dr. Dre birthed catchy beats, Ice Cube wrote memorable lines, and Eazy E had an attitude to reckon with.
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Until she was about ten, the experimental artist also thought her parents had adopted, rather than created and birthed, her.
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So I have mixed feelings about that day to day, but I'm like, my body created and birthed a child.
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Another urged me to reach out to an acquaintance who had birthed a little girl a year or so ago.
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And this kitchen gossip birthed a bogeyman in my brain that whispered insidiously, over and over: Men will hurt you.
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Today more than ever, the kinds of marginalized spaces that birthed both disco and the Pictures Generation are under attack.
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Take note of the hideous, eldritch echo of dozens of drones being poop-birthed into the air at once.[BBC]
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The museum birthed during the Enlightenment was conceived in the promise of universal education — one that has never been fulfilled.
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The founding compromises that birthed the country included entrenching slavery and counting African Americans as three-fifths of a person.
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It also became an urban landscape that leant itself to the style, technicality, and commingling that birthed a timeless aesthetic.
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This week, he'll be receiving Food Safety Magazine's Distinguished Service Award—a bright spot in a career birthed by tragedy.
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The cheapest eggs, birthed from factory-farmed, pesticide-fed hens, are usually packaged in styrofoam and priced at about $2.50.
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Like Athena stepping out of Zeus' head, Alipour's feature birthed an entire genre of sports journalism: the Olympic fuckfest exposé.
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Second, I'd like to offer a bit of advice from a being birthed in the transparency-induced fires of 2005.
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They birthed a hollow, fearful national spirit based on the urge to protect England from immigration and the PC brigade.
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Every good supervillain has an origin story, and Stone's reputation as a dirty trickster was birthed in the Watergate scandal.
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Unfortunately, neither that news—nor Harriet Beecher Stowe's 1852 novel that birthed the phrase—seem to have reached Australia yet.
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We spoke with designer Matt Bonner who "birthed" Trump Baby about his grand political aspirations for his newborn, gassy blimp.
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The bureau, birthed out of the 2008 financial crisis, is the most aggressive financial regulatory agency in federal government today.
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Silicon Valley has birthed many highly valued and hugely hyped start-ups in recent years, including Uber, Airbnb and Pinterest.
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The little writing competition that birthed Frankenstein was but one of innumerable domino effects kicked off by this one event.
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Or the likes of Richard Williams and Oracene Price, whose parental vision birthed the careers of Venus and Serena Williams.
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"Our pastry chef is named Meadow, and she looks like she was birthed from an actual meadow," our server said.
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Your mom birthed you," adding, "So no, I have not earned the right to be referred to as your 'Mom.
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Facebook's growth at any cost mentality has birthed innumerable scandals over the past decade — election meddling, political discord, privacy invasion.
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When we look at the birth of this solar system, we're looking at a process that likely birthed our own.
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Lambert died down there, far from home, far from the mother that birthed him and the father that reared him.
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Perhaps crack's most damaging components were the underground trade it birthed and the deadly turf wars that came with it.
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This shift birthed an entire industry of memorial-making companies, as documented in Kirk Savage's book Standing Soldiers, Kneeling Slaves.
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It was a shame that years later, she died right next door to the room that she birthed you in.
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She wondered which telescopes birthed the most papers, and found that a huge number of papers came from non-celebrity instruments.
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To be in his own nation's capital, confronted with the contempt and hatred that had arguably birthed Trump, felt inescapably unjust.
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Given that Kim is the person who birthed the "furkini" into existence, her swimsuit styles always need to make a statement.
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This will be a process just as fraught as the one that birthed the rule, replete with public comments and lawsuits.
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It's a dream come true for comic book movie fans looking for recognition for the genre that birthed The Dark Knight.
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But after hours, alone in his little Parisian bolt-hole, Lequeu (1757—1826) birthed on paper an architecture of wild grandiosity.
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I picked the one that worked for me and I was like okay BOOM let’s birthed this baby. pic.twitter.
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"I remember taking that pic just so I could remember my beautiful amazing body that just birthed a queen," she said.
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Related: This Trash Art Residency Makes Waste Wondrous Beauty Blooms in Death and Decay Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography
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By dint of having birthed and raised her own kids, she claims, she will work harder on behalf of everyone's offspring.
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Access to technology on a global scale has birthed a new generation of coders, entrepreneurs, social media personalities and information-seekers.
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The very firearms that make revolution possible are birthed from a womb of slip, the raw material used to make ceramics.
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Fairfield police found them after responding to a call about babies who looked like they had been "birthed on the sidewalk."
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It has promised that once the job is done, a new cinema will be birthed in the old Lincoln Plaza space.
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Eisen then introduced the forlorn pup to Jada, who had recently birthed a litter of kittens, of which she lost one.
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After Reaves and her husband birthed their own children, they decided to help other families have babies, according to the GoFundMe.
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The nominations also reignited the debate about inclusion and diversity within the academy, which birthed the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag five years ago.
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" That focus on enjoying the present made the "Crack-Up" sessions a refreshing change from the grind that birthed "Helplessness Blues.
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How much gas — mostly hydrogen and helium from the primordial cloud that birthed us — adheres to them makes all the difference.
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The community also birthed the best-selling "Women of NASA" toy set, which features four pioneering women from the space agency.
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Its consequences included a war and, many insist, the wrong war, one that birthed the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The collection that birthed the power symbol became a universal code-book for many of the technology icons in use today.
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How he'd feel that he birthed a generation black gay men like me that dream dreams that are big and ambitious.
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We were finally released into the street hours later, clutching bidets, brains dulled from the creation that had just been birthed.
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Paid Off's approach to the crisis, however timely and well-intentioned, slots neatly into the same neoliberal framework that birthed it.
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Maybe. If not, history will remember Mr. Trump for one thing above all else: as the man who birthed the Iranian bomb.
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"Playing had to be birthed in a place without ego, in which I didn't exist except as the living conduit," Phoebe says.
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"I would like to thank my parents who birthed me, who made me who I am today," said Coleman with a smile.
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While there's a healthy lump of fast-paced punk influence from the Gainesville, Florida, scene that birthed him—bands like Against Me!
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If the scene reveals Sabrina's birth, no matter how many children Diana birthed, both possible babies would be the spawn of Satan.
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She birthed a son at age fifteen, married her rapist, and fell for close friends that ghosted away when the relationship failed.
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As BuzzFeed News reported last month, Instagram's system for rewarding and monetizing popularity has birthed an entire ecosystem devoted to exploiting it.
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Eventually, the lightning somehow birthed a huge purple cube that stood on a hill at the edge of the island's desert biome.
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According to Vulture, witch house music was birthed during the late 20133s and early 22013s during the end of the Myspace era.
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Loeb, on the other hand, has named them (?!) "Emma and Isabella" and wants them to be gestated and birthed by a surrogate.
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These drawings and paintings are a collection of experiences, ideas, thoughts, and self portraits, birthed on the corner of Wilhardt and Naud.
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Meighan gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Ana Grace, while her sister, Solis, birthed a healthy baby boy named Marco.
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With just two photos and two brief captions, Knudsen birthed the now iconic long-limbed, faceless tentacle man who made children disappear.
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The internet, and specifically makeup's popularity on the platforms it has birthed, has led to more homogenous makeup trends across the globe.
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This seems ironic to me, as scientists and entrepreneurs and their use of psychedelics birthed the modern personal computer and mobile age.
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And a new Inhuman is birthed into his superpowers, and his superpower, it seems, is being able to have very profound visions.
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The GOP, the party that birthed him, can hardly wait to defund Planned Parenthood and get to work overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Enter the Bad Bitch Club: a project birthed by the previously mentioned photographer Meg Lavender while she was with them on tour.
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They described her coat, her horns, her temperament, and the calves she'd birthed; they recited the poems they'd composed in her honor.
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This "green rush" of legal marijuana has birthed public cannabis companies that pose a risk in wiping out small, independent marijuana farmers.
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As he birthed "birthirism," he began to show everyone his true colors with his incessant attacks against the first African-American president.
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Mikhael says these dueling feelings, the joy and the pain, are the result of the long, exacting process that birthed the record.
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What a joy to have Meyerbeer's "Les Huguenots" brought back by the company that birthed it, for the first time since 1936.
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Fans were furious to discover that Alex had abandoned Meredith and Jo to be with Izzie and the random twins she'd birthed.
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Birthed in Saudi Arabia, Wahhabism's stern intolerance denigrates not only those who don't believe in Islam but other Muslim sects as well.
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Not only has Seattle birthed tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, but "Silicon Valley is a day trip for us," she said.
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In 1948, Robert C. Cook reviewed Vogt's "Road to Survival," an eloquent treatise on earth's future that Mann argues birthed modern environmentalism.
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It also birthed a spate of think pieces, with many women saying it was the film they did not know they needed.
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You know, the novel Noah wrote about his own affair and the death that was birthed from the chaos of his betrayal.
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The scientists injected the stem cells into mice embryos and transplanted the embryos into female mice, which birthed 13 so-called chimeras.
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But still it thrives, thanks to the deep-pocketed chemical industry that birthed it and the political influence of retailers and restaurants.
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Some of the most significant shifts in modern American law and political culture came out of efforts birthed in panic and despair.
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There seems to be such an ingrained sense that if you birthed the child, it's on you to sacrifice all the sleep.
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Nearly four decades ago, William Gibson published a short story called Burning Chrome in Omni magazine, and with it, he birthed cyberpunk.
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This has birthed a higher education marketplace where institutions use their sticker prices to signal many different messages to their potential students.
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Brick for one year, raising him as his own after the pup's mom died three days after she birthed a litter of ten.
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New York may have birthed chip-bands Anamanaguchi and Infinity Shred, but LA has woven chip-fusion into the fabric of its scene.
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It also previously ran an internal incubator of sorts called Facebook Creative Labs, which birthed now-failed projects like Slingshot, Riff and Rooms.
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See, Pennywise the Clown is actually this evil entity who feeds on emotions and was birthed in some mysterious dimension called the Macroverse.
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LGBT-focused platforms have not seen that same success, however, despite channels like Viacom's LGBT-focused Logo TV, which birthed RuPaul's Drag Race.
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"That's what really birthed the show, this belief that no one else was going to do what I wanted to do," he says.
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More immediately, As the English speaking internet grows more and more "PC", people forget the strife and struggle that birthed the safe space.
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The Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas was birthed from that, in which Cuba sent health professionals to Venezuela in return for discounted oil.
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After months of teasing with the ubiquitous "Drake vocals" meme, DJ Khaled has birthed the Drake collab "To the Max" into the world.
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As with most startup stories, designer Farrukh Ershad can pinpoint the particular conversation that birthed the idea for 5ivepillars, his Muslim streetwear brand.
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The caller said the babies looked like they had been "birthed on the sidewalk behind the businesses," police said in a news release.
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It's a genre that's birthed from independence, and a lot of times when people are talking about independence, they're talking expression and competition.
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How else can we explain the fact that her baby was conceived and will presumably also be birthed in the middle of summer?
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The round is a big deal for the LA tech ecosystem, which, aside from Snap and Bird, has birthed few venture-backed unicorns.
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Brown said he was saddened that the state that birthed his venture has acted in a manner that's so hostile to the company.
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Over email, Johnson explains the process that birthed these songs in predictably diffuse terms, emphasizing that the songs are driven by feelings first.
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Now, nine years later, the musical birthed from that passage, "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," is about to open on Broadway.
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Silicon Valley has long been the world's tech capital: It birthed social networking and iPhones and spread those tech products across the globe.
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The tech industry has birthed a new generation of uber-wealth in the city—one billionaire for every 23.5,22025 people, according to Vox.
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In June 2016, when Britain birthed this monster, I appeared on a German television special that ran until almost 7am the next morning.
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Perhaps had the Devil birthed enough offspring to occupy the whole of a Calabasas gated community, he would have had more continued success.
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" Senior curator O'Neil Lawrence acknowledged the problems, saying to me, "We know that it is an ugly baby … and that we birthed it.
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This was several years before Starbucks showed up at Pride, along with other brands that were birthed with an ethos of progressive values.
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Conceptions of anatomy and beauty birthed in the 18th century would also have a strong impact on later American formations of racial hierarchies.
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They were exhausted but still faithful revolutionaries, tired of the internal violence and the war that had birthed the Islamic Republic's police state.
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His work is an exaltation to a newly independent nation and the luminous citizens it birthed after Mali achieved its independence in 1960.
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The format was birthed in the 1970s at the Globe by the legendary baseball writer Peter Gammons and his relentless boss Dave Smith.
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Venues have birthed all kinds of record labels, bands, and movements, microcosms of a progressive sea change about to flood the world outside.
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In coming into existence at this late hour, it shatters years of Republican complaints about the process that birthed the Affordable Care Act.
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Push brought that to the internet era with a previously unseen image of Drake wearing blackface—which has already birthed thousands of memes.
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As I researched the origins of techno and house, I discovered how many of these genres and subgenres were birthed by queer POC communities.
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Mount Vision, a tape recorded over two days in mid-September, is mostly made up of pieces named after the instruments that birthed them.
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They have formed their own lineage and tradition of contemporary lynching, indirectly birthed from not-long-ago traditions of Jim Crow and slaver brutality.
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Today's event is reminiscent of the strange mystery that surrounded Fortnite's giant purple cube, which was initially birthed from a lightning storm in August.
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As a push present after Jenner birthed daughter Stormi in February, the rapper gifted Jenner a rare Ferrari LaFerrari worth a whopping $1.4 million.
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Cap's ability to adapt to the times must explain why he still resonates with audiences long after the war that birthed him has ended.
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The halls of Lauren have birthed a generation of American menswear designers including heavyweights like Joseph Abboud, Thom Browne, John Varvatos, and Todd Snyder.
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Looking further ahead, the collaboration with Marvel that birthed "Daredevil" and "Luke Cage" will come together with superhero team-up "The Defenders" in August.
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Birthed from the neck of an executive, it was polished in the meeting rooms of video game developers, sneaker makers, and movie distribution companies.
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For her, The Bag Lady is a deity birthed from the accumulation of this mess and is able to create something beautiful from it.
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More important, and in the same way the atomic bomb emerged from World War II, the Death Star was birthed durning the Clone Wars.
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It was as if two of our favorite and aforementioned products from Annie's had harmoniously come together and birthed a savory snack super child.
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The enormity of the mushroom cloud that possibly (or not, who knows) birthed the very strain of evil that runs throughout Twin Peaks lore?
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"For him to go to Japan and not go to the place where we birthed a nuclear century doesn't make any sense," she said.
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Since Colorado legalized the drug in 2014, the previously illegal plant has birthed multibillion-dollar public companies, minted billionaires, and brewed significant social change.
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The tools are part of a burgeoning cottage industry of blocking software birthed by a popular frustration with disruptive digital ads in recent years.
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That chance meeting seems to have led to conversations about a collaboration between the two companies, which birthed the original idea for Kingdom Hearts.
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Well, Savak is a supergroup if Revolution Summer—the 1985 summer in Washington DC that birthed the genre of Emotional Hardcore—was your Woodstock.
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Today she served as Nenadi's Judge of the Word, for she had birthed Nenadi from the kilns and thus would be inclined to mercy.
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Jeno: I'm not surprised Baker Beach birthed both Burning Man & SF's 90s dance music scene, it's a beautiful spot tucked away from prying eyes.
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Trilobites A new study shows that the structure of the human pelvis varies between populations, which could have implications for how babies are birthed.
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I guess I should not be surprised by this fact given that this is the place that birthed both Hugh Jackman and Kylie Minogue.
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Rather than reduce Vodou to spells and ritual killings, the singer conjured the soul of the Haitians who birthed the religion on slavery plantations.
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One or two might even share how they or a partner birthed a baby with a fatal anomaly because of their opposition to abortion.
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A very dark comedy about sexual liberation and emotional cataclysm, this Phoebe Waller-Bridge monologue, which birthed the Amazon series, arrives in New York.
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The volcanic eruption that birthed the island occurred in December 2014, sending ash as high as 30,000 feet into the air and disrupting flights.
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The music genre originally was birthed out of Rotterdam, but it's still had a big, devoted following in Friesland since the first Thunderdome event.
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In other words, the Sixers fan base is quite possibly the only NBA fan base that could have birthed something as wonderfully bizarre as #RaiseTheCat.
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Paige's last scene, after the train goodbye, is her at a safehouse back in DC doing vodka shots—which birthed one of my favorite GIFs.
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Carrie & Lowell is a record named after his mother and stepfather, all the music creatively birthed from the death of his mother in December 2012.
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"It feels great knowing that I'm from the place where this amazing genre was birthed, and to see how huge it's gotten worldwide." he adds.
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Every day I wish I wasn't an IP. I wish my kid, whom I'd birthed myself, was already napping on the couch next to me.
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"I feel like when I wear my curly hair, it's really Raven-Symoné Christina Pearman: who my parents birthed and who I am," she continued.
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It's not every day a new accent is birthed instantly and thrust upon the world, but hey, last week was special thanks to Lindsay Lohan.
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Obviously, the petition failed, as Insatiable was fully birthed into the world during the wee hours of a Friday morning, like most other Netflix Originals.
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Ronaldo definitely has an interesting life -- he's got 4 kids including newborn twins that were reportedly birthed by a mystery surrogate in the United States.
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I don't have much experience with this because kids with severe disabilities are more likely to be birthed by a doctor than by a midwife.
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Arizona cops have arrested the alleged father of the child birthed by a woman who's been in a vegetative state since she was a toddler.
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Even McMullin's campaign, however principled, was ultimately hollow, a way for conservative voters to distance themselves from the ugliness that their own party had birthed.
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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, birthed by WWII Navy veteran John F. Kennedy in 1961, actually excludes veterans from their list of protected characteristics.
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In Santeria, for instance, Yemaya is one of the most powerful Orishas in existence, having birthed all living things and most of the other Orishas.
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I built that Watch The Throne tour with [Kanye] and before it was ever birthed, uh,... you know, Kanye's... he's just exactly what Guy said.
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Mr. Samuelsson's Red Rooster Harlem, a neighborhood restaurant known for its soul food and soul-stirring gospel brunches, has birthed a doppelgänger Red Rooster Shoreditch.
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The party never did happen, but in that hashtag a whole new party was birthed: Gay Twitter (the unofficial pet name for gays on Twitter).
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The act is believed to have birthed one of the first, nude photographic self-portraits by an American woman, and possibly by a woman worldwide.
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The plan birthed 350 private and public initiatives in the first two years, and today more than a thousand Rev3-sponsored projects have taken shape.
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But it's not just TikToks and at-home talk shows — the quarantine has birthed a new kind of experience that music lovers are living for.
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It's a game that birthed several of the world's most recognizable characters, inspired generations of game developers, and helped to re-start an ailing industry.
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Vine's six-second format was a novelty when it came out in 13, and the limitation birthed a unique, off-the-wall style of comedy.
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Together, they've birthed a six-piece collection that turns the classic wardrobe staple into functional pieces such as a corset, wrap dress and knot skirt.
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The conveniences that birthed Netflix's current form shaped an audience unwilling to suffer cliffhangers, which proved somewhat disastrous to a model utterly dependent on them.
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Its central piece, "Fire (America) 5" (2016), is an image of roiling flames reproduced on glazed ceramic — a material that is itself birthed in fire.
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Unlike the empire that birthed our nation, there is no one to provide a soft landing for America if we choose decline as Britain once did.
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The Legion literally rebuilds itself with parts birthed by its female occupants, who sometimes gestate replacement parts, and at other times, become pregnant with entire worlds.
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Running parallel to these aesthetic shifts is, of course, the news that the sounds that birthed Moore's career aren't quite the commercial successes they once were.
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Things that have happened since season 1 of Westworld: Donald Trump became president, Timothée Chalamet became famous, and Kylie Jenner conceived, carried, and birthed a child.
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Therefore, there's no better way to celebrate Conrad's birthday tomorrow than by taking a look back on the styles that birthed thousands of haircuts — or more.
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Related: Fashion Photographer Recreates The Playful, Surreal Environment of Her Dreams Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography Photographer Creates Digital Self-Portraits Of Her Subconscious
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VH1's mastering of reality television is an evolution of a genre that was birthed by sister network MTV with the premiere of The Real World.
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She wants to be there to take the base editor she birthed out of bacterial evolution and figure out how to get it into patient's hands.
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NASA TV Now that the Dragon capsule is docked, will stay birthed to the ISS for about a month, before returning to Earth on May 11th.
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" Now, after months into Trump's presidency, marred by scandal, firings and low approval ratings, Chappelle said the experience has birthed "a more informed and better voter.
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Charli XCX, creative force and by far the best pop star birthed on British soil since at least Mutya from the Sugababes, has made another album.
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Savannah, GA often gets overlooked due to its proximity to Atlanta, the current rap capital of the United States, but it has birthed some great artists.
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Others were stunned and took it as a sign that management at Facebook cared more about the product they had birthed than one they had adopted.
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Off-screen somewhere, you have birthed these small animals, and now they are wiggly, hungry little beasts with their own personalities, desires, and ways of acting.
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Related: Here's the Shortlist for the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography Uncover Hemingway's Secret Lives at a New Exhibition
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"There's a sense of, this needs to be birthed, or else I don't know if I can live with it any longer," Pastor tells me later.
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Black Lives Matter The Black Lives Matter movement, birthed in the wake of the George Zimmerman verdict, became a major player in national politics in 6900.
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"The history of poker has birthed some incredible stories that have shaped the world of gambling today," Sampson Simmons, Poker Central president, said in a statement.
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But the dominant narrative is that she was birthed by Haumea, the goddess of femininity and childbirth in Hawaiian lore, in Kahiki—today known as Tahiti.
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Somewhat ironically, that sense of ritual and community helped fulfill a few of the higher-order needs promised via the same religion that birthed such bands.
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In its 30 years, it has birthed ballets that have become repertoire standards at many other companies around the world (such as Maillot's Romeo and Juliet).
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The vast majority of resulting conspiracies haven't been birthed out of the theorist spotting something odd or out of place in the information about the attack.
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They say my grandma, a one-room schoolteacher, farmer's wife and mother of eight, once birthed in the morning and drove the tractor in the afternoon.
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Unsane is a vicious thriller, a portrait of desperation birthed from the slow realization that you have no one else you can turn to for help.
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This is different from YC's core accelerator program — the well-known training program that has birthed companies like Airbnb and Stripe — which remains selective for now.
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Kojima is one of gaming's auteurs, the man who birthed the Metal Gear and all of the hijinks that ensue in the Metal Gear Solid series.
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The show birthed lasting archetypes in the characters of Shane McCutcheon, a shaggy Lothario, and Bette Porter, a high-powered, fiery woman with irresistible sex appeal.
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It might not look like the training camp of champions, but these simple dwellings birthed cycling legend and four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome.
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I had no way of knowing how powerfully transformative those next 12 days would be, or the sheer number of potential partnerships that would be birthed.
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Overnight, our fear had birthed an inchoate rage — against the culture of shame, against the constant policing of our bodies and clothes and words and movement.
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Behind these movements is the experience of coming of age in the era of climate crisis and the new approach to organizing birthed by that trauma.
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The presidential elections in June, which produced controversial results because of the concern of widespread corruption, birthed the Green Movement, a new opposition to the regime.
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Those same places birthed a number of conspiracies that Giuliani has floated in recent years, including a long-debunked one featuring murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich.
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But it is precisely this kind of capricious and biased use of institutional power that has birthed the cancel culture practiced by campus protesters and online.
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While living in Hayes Valley—an affluent San Francisco neighborhood rife with yoga and meditation centers—he says he embraced the cultures that birthed these practices.
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Buck birthed this theory two years ago during a Reddit AMA when he divulged that Anna and Elsa's parents didn't die during the storm in the film.
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"A lot of cool things were happening in dance and electronic music — you're in Chicago, so you know," he said about the city that birthed house music.
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When asked if he inquired how pure straight couples were before selling them a cake — if they'd had premarital sex, birthed a child out of wedlock, etc.
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And there was no better place for these performances than the "Mother Church of Country Music," the very stage where Bill Monroe birthed bluegrass music in 1945.
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He noted that dim dwarf galaxies, such as the one which birthed FRB 121102, also happen to be associated with another weird cosmic phenomenon— super-luminous supernovae.
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The story quickly flashes back to the South Bronx in 1977, when hair was big, disco was at its height and hip-hop was just being birthed.
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While Salesforce birthed tools for online customer relationship management, it faces the ever-present threat of smaller companies picking off niches and turning them into big companies.
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He spent the last 50 or so years of his life working over an intense melancholy about the world birthed out of the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Toward the end of the month, Fortnite's island was plagued by a lightning storm, which ultimately birthed one of the game's great mysteries: a giant purple cube.
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The labels assigned to me after I birthed another human made me realize that I was the only one who should have the power to label myself.
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Never mind that she's the woman who birthed Beyoncé, or that she's pretty great at telling dirty Santa jokes: Tina Knowles-Lawson is a doting grandmother, too.
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It's the city that thrives on its anarchist roots from the seventies, where rock and roll birthed rebels like Mick Jagger and where fashion became unabashedly unique.
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In many ways, Weimar was one of the most liberal polities of the early 20th century, yet it birthed Nazism, which in turn led to the Holocaust.
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As a response, in 1987, Stone effectively birthed the academic discipline of transgender studies by publishing her enduringly influential essay, The Empire Strikes Back: A Posttranssexual Manifesto.
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Tumblr also birthed the phenomenon of popular fandom blogs featuring porn performers who look like various fictional characters, peddling erotic content specifically through the lens of shipping.
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SAN FRANCISCO – A deadly Northern California wildfire burned so hot in dry and windy conditions that it birthed a record-breaking tornado of flame, officials said Friday.
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It tells us that whether we're stuck at home or out in the broader world, we can't forget our neighbors, our roots, and everything that birthed us.
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You might think that the person who birthed the greatest open source software project in history would be someone who likes working closely with his fellow humans.
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Related: Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography Street Photographers Reveal the Raw Side of New York Living Photographers Tell the Stories of America's Most Maligned City
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The marriage markets in China were no doubt birthed out of insecurity — a growing sense of anxiety as moms and dads age and their children remain single.
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Related: North Africa's Biggest Street Art Ever: Last Week in Art London's Young People Respond to the Tate Britain Collection Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography
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We had recently birthed another caste system — a system of mass incarceration — that locked millions of poor people and people of color in literal and virtual cages.
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Almost twice as many foreign fighters have traveled to join the civil war in Ukraine than to Afghanistan in the '80s — a conflict which birthed Al Qaeda.
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Most of these constitutional relics, present in 85033 states, are known as Blaine amendments, birthed in the late 1800s out of a movement of religious-based fearmongering.
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However successful these portrayals were—and they were; together, they birthed the modern Superhero Blockbuster as we know it—the characters suffered from an anemia of perspective.
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So much happened this decade that it birthed a running joke: A month now feels like a year, or maybe a week — it's hard to say anymore.
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This musical competition series, birthed from a segment on "The Late Late Show with James Corden" and previously on TBS, returns on its new home network: TNT.
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"The American commitment to bring refugees to the US really is birthed in the post-World War II era," historian Carl Bon Tempo told me last year.
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Lil Tay's talking serious smack about mamas -- especially the one who birthed our camera guy -- but her own mother suddenly has employment issues ... due to Tay's antics.
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A couple of months after picking up an online 3D printing marketplace, the MIT-birthed hardware startup has announced that it's raised $35 million in Series B funding.
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If you've got the cash, human farms filled with newborns birthed for the sole purpose of becoming vessels will sell you a brand new home for your brain.
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It's cold and foreboding, partially because the place that birthed it is and partially because we know that someday, sooner than you think, these sounds will be gone.
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A pajama-clad, motherly-looking Streep is not who I would have guessed would play the woman who birthed last season's terrifying villain, but I live in hope.
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But let's try, and then we'll get into the controversy and all that: Why was Rolling Stone a big deal when it was birthed back in the '60s?
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But you can't have a conversation about America in any way, shape, or form without having a conversation about slavery and institutional racism that birthed and followed it.
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Sometimes the stars align and things of beauty are birthed into the world, and sometimes you have, uh, Red Bull to thank for those fleeting moments of loveliness.
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As someone who's never birthed anything but a monogrammed gift basket for my sorority-appointed "pledge daughter," I can assure you I've not once thought about nipple cream.
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Now sitting at this table in the city that birthed a thousand Cold War plots and counterplots, he finds that first successful return of those many trial balloons.
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"Just like Virginia birthed the nation, I hope that it births a relationship that really lasts with Becca," Leandro Dottavio, one of the more level-headed contestants, remarks.
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Hilary, an iconic pop star rivalry that birthed some amazing songs and made us all wonder why, exactly, they were fighting over Aaron Carter and Chad Michael Murray.
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She's also reportedly working on a film for Netflix starring Rihanna and Lupita Nyong'o to be written by Insecure's Issa Rae, based on an idea birthed on Twitter.
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The 2019 Oscars are already no exception, as the appearance of Marie "I Love Mess" Kondo on the carpet has already birthed an army of social media comedy.
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This is the same specialty store that birthed dark chocolate-covered cherries (always a fun addition to top on brownies) and the (better than Reese's) peanut butter cups.
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But while Sadako is hardly a sympathetic figure, she's adored in her native Japan, the country that birthed her and took her on as something of a mascot.
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Trump has also been among the most high-profile figures to question Obama's legitimacy, by speculating that the Hawaii-born commander in chief was actually birthed in Kenya.
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This spring, in the North Atlantic, not a single newborn right whale has been spotted: the water, it seems, is too warm; the mothers have birthed no calves.
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They've birthed us, raised us, and pretty much taught us everything we need to know...including how to develop (and embrace) an aesthetic that's all our own. How?
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This realization that the tracks with synthesizers, big beats, and robot voices were infinitely better club fodder than, say, Thee Unstrung, was, I think, what birthed new rave.
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And it raises the question of how the city that birthed the cell behind the November terrorist attacks in Paris is still screwing up counterterrorism operations so badly.
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There's an architect whose daughter's birth defect is creative fodder for her "ravaging style," and a mother who believes she's birthed the same child again, a decade later.
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Jemisin's hubristic high-tech civilization, which brought about its own doom and birthed the brutal and seemingly inescapable pattern of life in the Stillness, is not quite ours.
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Yes, that's right, the sexting scandal that birthed the term "complexifier" and the phrase "I love you, alive girl" allegedly all began as a state-sponsored hacking campaign.
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That means Madison's virginity is being treated as if it is as fraught and possibly destructive as the Alayah Benavidez fiasco, which birthed multiple cliffhangers over season 24.
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Every decade birthed some new technology, social transformation or global turmoil that left people feeling as though they lived in a world-historical peak of tension and noise.
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"Although I have never birthed children myself, I simply can't image loving any child more than I do these three," she wrote in a Facebook post in 2017.
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Cesarean section is a surgical procedure in which a child is removed through a surgical opening in the mother's lower abdomen rather than birthed through the vaginal canal.
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It was "The Best and the Brightest," David Halberstam's 1972 history of the strategic errors and human foibles that birthed the disastrous American involvement in the Vietnam War.
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The same Eagles group that donned dog masks last postseason — at once lampooning their perceived underdog status and welcoming it — has birthed a new wearable gimmick: ski masks.
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For his first photo book, simply titled The Trap, the French photographer captured the Atlanta locales that birthed the ever-popular rap subgenre that shares the tome's name.
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This time, the DJ and producer is reunited with her friend Venus X. Mixmag celebrates Black History Month by looking at the icons which birthed and helped define techno.
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The song was birthed when Glasper sent a swatch of "Blue in Green" from Davis' landmark 1959 album Kind of Blue off to 9th to work his sampling magic.
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The emotional content of the music blended with the popular noughties pop-punk sound of Blink 182, Sum 41, et al, and birthed a whole generation of crunchy sadness.
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She also birthed her placenta, cut her own umbilical cord (with shoelaces she sanitized by boiling them in a water kettle), and breastfed her newborn before going to sleep.
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But the athletic gifts that birthed Antetokounmpo's moniker were just the starting point for the 153-year-old Greek point-forward who is acquiring a full package of skills.
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This week, a volcano from space, the "queer crime" that birthed the Beats, problems for "ethnic" cuisines in the US, how one Chinatown helped LA's punk scene, and more.
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She did, after all, burn multiple people, including a young princess, at the stake and birthed a really a creepy shadow monster to kill Renly Baratheon, among other deeds.
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One decade later, after Murphy gave the world plastic surgery drama Nip/Tuck (the most bonkers medical show ever conceived, with its very own serial killer) Murphy birthed Glee.
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"It's annoying when you've carried a child, nourished a child, birthed a child, are newly responsible for a child … and they don't look a thing like you!" she wrote.
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"It's annoying when you've carried a child, nourished a child, birthed a child, are newly responsible for a child … and they don't look a thing like you!" she wrote.
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This year will make it ten years officially since the eclectic wave of the hyphy movement, a dance-crazed, energetic lifestyle that was birthed out of Bay Area music.
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Surplus Candy LA, the original event that birthed the VR experience, was a "hyper-transitory" art installation on view to the public for a grand total of 2 hours.
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It was birthed out of a company based in London called SCL (Strategic Communication Laboratories) Group, which is a military contractor that works in information operations around the world.
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But then, as my exhausted mind fled towards sleep, a consideration beyond all considerations grew, like a fern in my head birthed from the windblown spores of the universe.
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The assimilationist policy that birthed residential schools lives on, said Steven Nitah, a conference organizer and former chief of the Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation in the Northwest Territories.
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But for all the successes, Kemball-Cook said his concept was birthed from failure, after he struggled to design a new type of streetlight for British energy provider Eon.
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If successful, Queen Amina could represent a bridge in time, a connection between the low-budget video movie that birthed the industry and the cinematic potential of the present.
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Looking back on Baltimore Club and seeing how it was accepting to a lot of different people, even with its challenges, it shows a unique culture being birthed here.
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In only the last few years, the previously illegal plant has birthed multibillion-dollar public companies, minted billionaires, and brewed social change not seen since the end of Prohibition.
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Where jazz and soul once felt like a stodgy realm for old (often white) people, it has been reclaimed by the youth and the communities it was birthed from.
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We talk about the potential of the lens, how its changed selfies, and the possible future of a would-be gimmick that has birthed a broader pop culture trend.
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Just as the fan was birthed by contemporary capitalism, so, too, was fandom, helped by the rise of networked technologies, message boards, listservs, Tumblr accounts, and much more besides.
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That's where many of the most colorful and eye-catching brand mascots were birthed, and why the best get to join the Madison Avenue Walk of Fame every year.
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But the movement still birthed an aesthetic that represents black power politics outside of the art world with its afros, hair picks, military attire, fists, and consciousness-shifting lingo.
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The circumstances that birthed All Eyez On Me, the Benny Boom-directed biopic, cheekily named after Tupac's fourth album, were created far before the start of the film's production.
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The movie takes place in a world that never had to deal with Skynet, the company that created the artificial intelligence that birthed the Terminator and wiped out humanity.
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From social media campaigns to after-school equality clubs, feminism has birthed dozens of online and real-life spaces where girls can find alternatives to the sexist status quo.
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The session birthed Our Pleasure, a ten song mix match of melodic and caustic tracks that progresses the Single Mothers' sound without losing the band's signature fuck it attitude.
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This year's other two new mothers last birthed calves three and 10 years ago, said Mr. Hamilton, a research scientist with the aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life.
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You start to see the small projects that come on to Kickstarter that are these scenes, these genres ... maybe not being birthed, but kind of not too far after.
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Chifunyise was an arts aficionado and co-founder of several arts organizations, including the Children's Performing Arts Workshop, which has birthed world-class stars, including Hollywood actress Danai Gurira.
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A number of individual nominees registered breakthroughs for women and people of color, only a few years after lack of diversity among the acting categories birthed the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag.
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Disney's new streaming service had success late last year with "The Mandalorian," its gritty, Western-inflected live-action "Star Wars" series that birthed the toy-mold-ready Baby Yoda.
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I've birthed three humans, all with varying degrees of pain management with epidurals, so when I suddenly felt stabbing pains in my abdomen, I knew I was in trouble.
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My body was making her organs work, and they think that if I would've carried her to term and birthed her into hospice, I would've gone into heart failure.
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It followed a rarely seen self-deprecating joke from Trump early Wednesday morning that made light of the typo (or newly invented word) the president had birthed hours earlier.
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It's also no coincidence that women's increased interest in makeup sprouted during the Golden Age of Hollywood, when makeup brands and professional artist unions were birthed behind the scenes.
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On a broader level, Trump's treatment of Ukraine, and the impeachment process it has birthed, could deepen political polarization in America while damaging the reputation of the U.S. overseas.
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He lived in a society where unrestrained scientists birthed new creatures at their will, massive corporations disseminated unregulated products for profit, and clueless plebeians ate it all up, literally.
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While Jobs made a key decision to create Apple's own laser printer, it was John Sculley and his team that married Pagemaker to the Mac, and birthed desktop publishing.
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She took this dance and culture that was birthed by queer black and latinx people and made her blonde, white body the vehicle of delivering it to the mainstream.
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Harry's back on the road -- just 4 days after Meghan Markle birthed their first child -- to promote his Invictus Games, which will be held in the Netherlands next year.
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There's no pricing information on The Frame just yet, but it was birthed from the mind of famed product designer Yves Behar, which is probably worth a thousand bucks alone.
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Mother's Day is a wonderful celebration of the fierce women who birthed and reared us; it's also a holiday that annually tests chronic-procrastinators' thoughtful-planning abilities (hello, it me).
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It's not surprising Ford has turned to the very industry that has birthed a swath of companies attempting to chip away at its core business of selling cars to individuals.
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Time and time again, motherhood is metonymic for one's place of origin, whether your mother's womb, your mother country, or a continental motherland that birthed Blackness and a transcontinental diaspora.
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Marking the accomplishments birthed by 83's Recovery Act (the "stimulus bill"), the Department of Energy's Loan Programs Office (LPO) has released a set of posters celebrating America's energy revolution.
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And given that Mother's Day is coming up, there's really no better time than the present to immortalize your love for the woman who birthed you all those years ago.
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There's of course the minimal footage of him tinkering in a workshop that accompanies it, a comment—it would seem—on the painstakingly methodical process that's birthed these new tunes.
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Students at both schools perform well, and they are held up as examples of the benefits of school choice in the state that birthed the charter school movement in 1991.
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Students at both schools perform well, and they are held up as examples of the benefits of school choice in the state that birthed the charter school movement in 19993.
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This is a guy who probably sits in the front of a taxi so he can talk to the driver — and he can't tell the woman who birthed him hello?
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Massachusetts: Boston Cream Pie At Omni Parker HouseTake a trip to the Omni Parker House, where the dessert itself was birthed some 19203 years ago by French chef M. Sanizian.
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In preparation for this high holiday of bloody madness, I returned to pilot, "Strange Love," to see what creator Alan Ball birthed into the world a decade ago on HBO.
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For the past year, engineers at Nokia Bell Labs, the famed New Jersey research facility that birthed the transistor, have been developing this wearable armband with input from artistic collaborators.
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I sat down with her on my podcast to talk about coming of age in the era of climate crisis — and the new approach to organizing birthed by that trauma.
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The ban was birthed in bigotry back in December 2015, as part of a crude plot to gain Trump political advantage in the Republican primary from the San Bernardino attack.
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Solange changes her hair up on the reg, but our favorite look by far is the big chop and style that birthed this insanely gorgeous halo of platinum blonde hair.
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He is the Trap God, an antihero who birthed the current sound of Atlanta rap, who went to jail but then re-emerged as a wise, hit-making elder statesman.
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Fast forward through when rock 'n' roll birthed what's known as the showband scene in the 1950s, urban tastes moved towards blues and beat acts in the 60s and 70s.
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According to Clarke, Tiara Con was birthed at last year's Def Con when a few dozen women gathered at Las Vegas' Flamingo hotel to eat lunch and shoot the shit.
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Since the newly published definition was birthed in ceremony with a drum song in Winnipeg last month, Thistle has been practically everywhere—on the radio, in newspapers, speaking with politicians.
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Related: 9 Tips for Composing the Perfect Picture Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography Snapshots of the Future of Photography 8 Techniques to Make You a Better Smartphone Photographer
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A touchstone of the late 23s for many gamers, it was a bridge between the hacker culture that birthed video game emulation and the cultural phenomenon retro gaming later became.
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Since Colorado legalized the drug in 2012, the previously illegal plant has birthed multibillion-dollar public companies, minted billionaires, and brewed social change not seen since the end of Prohibition.
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So I clapped back with my post to support and to remind all moms that they do not have to dress like a nun just because they birthed a baby.
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In the 90s, it birthed the distinct French house sound with acts like Daft Punk, and nurtured a vibrant scene of underground raves and clubs like Le Palace and Rex.
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That rule, created for the 2006 draft, birthed a system in which the most talented college players competed in college during their freshman seasons and then left to play professionally.
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It has birthed chart-topping hits like "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X, incubated new subcultures like VSCO girls, and become the default way to goof off at work.
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The digital age has birthed tons of opportunities for side hustling – from driving for Uber to being an Instagram influencer – but digital marketing may be the most practical and lucrative.
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And oil paint, above all in the Van Eyck brothers' altarpiece, birthed a new religious art with such exactitude that believers could look past this world to the world beyond.
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There were plenty of boos inside the Gaillard Center on Tuesday, so many that they birthed a conspiracy theory about Mike Bloomberg buying up tickets to build a cheering section.
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The effort has birthed a Hollywood-led organization called Time's Up, which aims to fight on behalf of victims of sexual harassment in all industries and advocate for lasting change.
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When the protest began that birthed a movement in 2014, what we focused on were on issues of accountability, injustice — and most importantly in that moment, it was about awareness.
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George MacKay plays Kelly, in a stylish and violent film that retains Carey's episodic structure and subjective approach, dropping viewers into the rough-and-tumble environment that birthed a bushranger.
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Last week, this proprietor of BC Studio, which birthed such seminal albums as Swans' "The Great Annihilator," dropped the second volume of a compilation that commemorates his studio's 35th birthday.
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References to the Caribbean-originating Santería and West African Yoruba religions are deployed to celebrate the strength, power and solidarity of the women who birthed that part of the African diaspora.
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When the playwrights Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett adapted the diary into a 1955 play for American audiences, they steered the story even further from the history that had birthed it.
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The idea was birthed at a community center in Minneapolis, where one of Asiya's cofounders, Fatimah Hussein, has worked for the past decade on getting local Muslim girls involved with sports.
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Though the robot may just be a glorified printer mixed with some fancy photo filters, aren't we all just printers operating off pre-conceived notions birthed from stimuli we can't control?
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Yes, technically, ever since Groundhog Day essentially birthed the time loop genre in 1993, series and films have featured a character or multiple characters experiencing the same day over and over.
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The emo/hip-hop crossover has even birthed emo rap, made famous in the 2010s by Soundcloud rappers like Peep as well as Lil Uzi Vert, Juice WRLD and Princess Nokia.
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But Crist's splits with to the conservative base on the stimulus and global warming and close ties to the "establishment" dragged him under in the year that birthed the Tea Party.
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Given that Fred could have been birthed there, it's plausible, she said, that prison administrators chose to release Bernice instead because they knew rumors would swirl about the baby's light skin.
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In many ways, it's a perfect example of Facebook's ongoing failure to balance its convenient free speech ideals with the hate, abuse, and incitement "at scale" that its platform has birthed.
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This year, like many in this cursed century, birthed memes that, for a brief moment, captured the zeitgeist, but quickly devolved into a repetitive and unfunny mad lib of meaningless content.
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" Her post added: "I birthed my daughter and love every little thing about her and these so called women took it upon themselves to correct the way my daughter should look.
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The genre was birthed from groups of people of color—people whose very existences are often politicized by oppressive public policies—and quickly became a voice for the underrepresented and unsatisfied.
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The Good Wife birthed The Good Fight, black-ish sent Zoey off to college with grown-ish, and both The Fosters and Pretty Little Liars have spin-offs in the works.
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This Beat Scene term is a way to speak of the shadow cast by these, and the talented producers who make up what LA has birthed or brought to the table.
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Perhaps one of the most monumental moments in her infamous set was the choreography to Atlanta rapper O.T Genesis' "Everybody Mad" that unintentionally birthed a dance challenge in its own right.
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Piebald grew out of the same Boston music scene that birthed hardcore heavyhitters like Cave In and Converge, but Piebald was always more classic rock-minded than their metal-infused peers.
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In her life at the Cleveland zoo, Midgee has successfully birthed multiple offspring, called joeys, which are now residing at zoos around the country, including Columbus, San Francisco and San Diego.
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Anything's possible, the Tribe having just completed an injury-plagued season (the guys on my shift proposed calling them the Depleted Indians) more bizarre than anything J. K. Rowling ever birthed.
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Just three short years later, President Barack Obama signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which birthed a minor miracle of reform: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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How can you ignore your one true brother, birthed of one seed, his broken and shattered ego seen plainly in his eyes, the pain of a million worlds, lives, and deaths?
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It spelled the end of the Wayne Gretzky era in St. Louis, may have allowed the Yzerman era to continue in Detroit, and indirectly birthed the legendary Red Wings/Avalanche rivalry.
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The Black Lives Matter movement was birthed in an attempt to protest this violence, and for years the police brutality people of color endure has been part of the national conversation.
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Now two members of the band have formed Me Not You, and premiering below is the video for "Relief"—which is only the second ever song they've birthed into the world.
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It birthed Al Jazeera, the gadfly satellite channel that pleased crowds with its anti-American broadcasts, even as Qatar continued to host the largest American military base in the Middle East.
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In constantly railing against progressivism a "cancer," he basically invented the kind of punditry that birthed stars like Milo Yiannopoulos, who would later use the same word repeatedly to describe feminism.
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The study helps confirm earlier research suggesting that the moons grew from the same violent collision that birthed the planet's rings, and could contribute to finding the age of Saturn's bangles.
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When older Americans hear the word socialist, they think of socialist economics — specifically, the planned, failed, economies of the 20th century, and the totalitarian nightmares they birthed — not the socialist ethic.
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Although they are just as historical as a Baroque cathedral, their particular ugliness exposes them as acts of premature anticipation rather than forward-thinking triumphs of the ideologies that birthed them.
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The summit "was birthed out of looking at the last few hiring cycles, and the appetite for offensive coaches," said Troy Vincent, the N.F.L.'s executive vice president of football operations.
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He is birthed in a country house onto a silk pillow, fed only on pheasant pâté and port, and bundled off to Eton and Oxford in preparation for running the country.
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EZs were birthed by a prominent Republican Congressman in a bipartisan effort furthered by a sitting Democratic President, then politically sidelined with attacks on the private sector these past few years.
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Any woman who has ever carried and birthed a child, in whatever fashion, deserves her own ESPN highlight reel — blood, sweat, tears and the eventual triumph of holding her newborn baby.
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Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai: The young island in the South Pacific, birthed in an underwater volcano eruption four years ago, could unearth clues about how water shaped the landscape of Mars.
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The crunk era birthed some of the biggest crossover hits from the city—not only for the likes of The Ying Yang Twins and Trillville but also for Usher and Ciara.
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Mistress of Evil picks up five years after the events of the first film, with Maleficent's adopted daughter Aurora ensconced as Queen of The Moors, the magical fairy homeland that birthed Maleficent.
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The act of pulling the book out of the slipcase was conceptually explored with Anansi represented on the slipcase and the boys on the book covers literally being pulled/birthed from him.
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For those who don't know, the Communications Decency Act, Section 0003, is basically what birthed the internet because it says the platforms aren't responsible for the content that appears on them. Right.
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This research birthed the Full Spectrum collection, which comes with 20 liquid foundation shades for medium-to-deep skin tones, powder foundation, brightening concealer, mattifying primer, eyeshadow, vivid eyeliners, lipstick, and more!
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The infamous Slender Man creature — who was birthed from a creepypasta — helped propel the community into the spotlight with his unnaturally elongated limbs and pale face lacking eyes, mouth, or a nose.
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What the heck happened to Stephen Colletti, the boy who created the rivalry between Conrad and Cavallari on Laguna Beach — the very show that also birthed The Hills — in the first place?
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In October, they shared "Drugs on the Bus" and announced a self-titled album, which will be birthed into the world like a very loud, riffy baby on February 24 via Ipecac.
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Twin Temple's sultry, Satanic midcentury doo-wop is red in tooth and claw, drawing liberally from early rock 'n roll's sonic swing while merrily subverting the traditional societal norms that birthed it.
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With Kim Kardashian making peace with Amber Rose, and Kanye reporting that he and Wiz Khalifa are cool, it seems like Waves will be birthed into a world full of positive vibes.
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In an epic monologue, she reminds us all she's given up and endured for Lucious: 17 years of her life in prison, a miscarriage, dozens of entrepreneurial music ideas that birthed Empire.
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The two were early pioneers for the "first-initial-first-syllable-of-last-name" nickname formula, which has since birthed a series of unholy monikers about which the less said, the better.
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That's what ultimately birthed Age Of, a borderline hubristic effort that melds the composerly, obsessive, synth-heavy pieces that have become his signature with a new pop impulse—in a relative sense.
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Birthed in New York, mainstream rap's materialist focus on the here and now has always set it apart from the tradition of black music running from gospel, through soul, to R&B.
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Birthed from the trash bags, those discarded souls, The Bag Lady is like a phoenix rising from the ashes, or more appropriately, like soul food crafted from the scraps slaves were tossed.
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While Pope Francis has been busy giving the Catholic Church a more caring and progressive face, a fictional pope has been birthed in the hallowed halls of the executive offices at HBO.
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Each independently feels like a logical progression of the Atlanta trap sound as it evolves in the wake of the success of the generation that birthed stars like Young Thug, and Migos.
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In the mid-1960s, Tito dumped the command economy and introduced a market Socialism that birthed affordable household designs, such as the Minirama television, whose rounded edges were clad in orange plastic.
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Her break into TV came when Gordon Elliott, the producer who birthed the Paula Deen empire and later "The Chew" (where Ms. Jinich was a frequent guest), attended one of her classes.
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Kraftwerk, Can, and the left-field Faust were all birthed from a post-WWII Germany in shambles they hoped to help reinvent, swappin' free love and drugs for free jazz and komische.
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But more important than rehashing the debate over the extent to which human-caused climate change birthed Katrina is the extent to which we can predict another catastrophic rainfall event by 2050.
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Henry Ford's moving assembly line birthed the early auto industry, but as American prosperity grew in the 1910s-20s, it was General Motors that laid the foundations of the modern car market.
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What's more, his suggestions for addressing our collective anxieties—and obvious oncoming challenges—aren't some regurgitated pablum birthed in a positive psychology "laboratory" and delivered to you via the human resources department.
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He's able to pull people back into the introversion that birthed this music, even as they're surrounded by thousands of people, some of whom are white people with dreads and rave gloves.
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On Tuesday, Arizona police arrested the alleged father of the baby birthed by the incapacitated patient , after taking DNA samples from the male employees at the Phoenix care facility where she lived.
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ASAP birthed a lot of niggas, and you see all these guys running around with the swag like the As turn to Vs. All that shit was derived from Purrp and Rocky.
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When the people in the audience lost their minds that night, they lost them almost exclusively for the K-pop band BTS, whose smooth hip-hop moves have birthed a million memes.
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"It has been very emotional to let go of something that I've birthed and nurtured for 21 years," said Worcester, who was the chief executive of the WTA from 1994 to '98.
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U2's latest tour marked the return of one of Bono's most outrageous stage characters, a glam impersonation of the devil who first appeared on the early 1990s tour that birthed Zooropa.
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Blerd Twitter has birthed the popular hashtags #DemThrones and #ThronesYall for Game of Thrones, #DemDeads for The Walking Dead, #DeyWalking for Fear the Walking Dead, #DemClones for Orphan Black, and many more.
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Not only was it the first real hit for talented filmmaker Don Coscarelli, but it also birthed the legacy of the Tall Man, the evil, iconic mortician with his sentinel spheres of death.
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In addition to the lambs looked at in this study, a smaller group of four lambs who spent time in the bags as infants have been successfully "birthed" and are healthy and normal.
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"This compilation has been birthed due to a tragic event, but I do not want the compilation to be a souvenir of a tragedy," said Petersen on the Bandcamp page for the release.
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The drive to discover alternate ways for a new company to raise money has birthed many experiments, but none more prominent than the 2017 rise of so-called Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs.
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Birthed from Young Chicago Authors, the same organization that helped mold the careers of Chance the Rapper, Vic Mensa, Saba, and Noname, Wilson is returning with a new EP, BANBA on May 18.
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When the mills that birthed the industrial revolution in cities like Manchester and Birmingham still powered the British economy of the mid-222th century, Robert Stevenson was a frequent visitor to the Midlands.
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Yet director Ridley Scott -- who birthed the original nearly 40 years ago as well as that last film -- plunges back into the latter's mythology, with equally uninspired and perhaps more blatantly derivative results.
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Lifetime may not be the home of creepy stalker series You any longer, but we shouldn't forget that the Netflix show was birthed on the cable channel before it became a streaming success.
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Emily Sprague—the songwriter behind the "friendship project" birthed in New York's Catskill Mountains—wrote it while recovering from a cycling accident that left her with a broken arm and a neck brace.
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"I really think there's this reckoning happening about who owns femininity now, and who owns Black femininity, and who owns the capital in the economy that birthed out of Black femininity," he contends.
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I was certain we laid this matter to rest three smooth years ago, just after Miley Cyrus birthed the age of the thinkpiece by turning 21-years-old and dry humping a mattress.
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Now we've done that, and birthed this baby into the world, and we see that people are excited about it, we do feel there's potential to explore more about Aloy, and the world.
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However, 2018 has birthed some new transit projects, including a high-speed rail line from New Haven to Hartford, Connecticut, and the TEXRail, which will travel from downtown Fort Worth to DFW Airport.
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With the 2022 Games on the horizon and downhill skiing rising in popularity, China's next steps will ultimately determine the survival of ancient ways that could have very well birthed a modern sport.
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In an interview with CNBC Make It, the MZ Wallace founders share how they birthed their business, the best financial advice they've ever received and the items they always keep in their wallets.
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Sesame is following a path blazed by CERN, which was birthed by Unesco with the aims of reviving European science after World War II and fostering a spirit of cooperation on the Continent.
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The Indivisible Guide, in the three months since Levin first posted the Google Doc, had birthed the organization he and his colleagues had not intended to start, with Levin as the executive director.
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It is a referendum on the structure of Hollywood — a structure that the Oscars reinforce and a structure that itself birthed the Oscars — and how it allows alleged predators to flourish in its shadows.
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It belongs to soca, the pumped-up, blissed-out sound that was birthed in Trinidad some 207-odd years ago and has long been the Caribbean's—and the Caribbean diaspora's—favorite soundtrack to carnival.
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The project, which they eventually named Fly Over Me, birthed a website, photo essays, video, and longform features — and the February founding of Flyover Media, a nonprofit that produces multimedia journalism about underrepresented communities.
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The big difference here is that Pizzagate was a story birthed by the internet and distributed widely by Facebook, which made it a good example of the social network's ability to misinform the public.
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Dialog alternates between lowbrow humor and platitudes about the perils of helicopter parenting, with intercuts of Kunis hugging her deeply awkward kids, looking more like their beautiful babysitter than a woman who birthed them.
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The eggs we repeatedly encounter in his visual art are broken—something has been hatched, just as those unsold copies of Pense-bête appear to be birthed out of the plaster that surrounds them.
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Here's how Dr. Harmon remembers the boy his wife birthed: On the day Constance committed suicide, Michael came looking for her, found her body, and Dr. Harmon made himself visible to the young man.
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Even among some Mexican Americans, the street-wise aesthetic that was birthed in East Los Angeles's Chicanx community can get derided for its resistance to white American assimilation and its loose affiliation with gangsterism.
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That underdog hub was naturally centered around the Hacienda nightclub, a cavernous, drug-drenched playground that effectively birthed the UK's oft-mythologized Acid House scene while nearly ruining the band and its label financially.
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Microsoft essentially birthed the first decent detachable, forever splitting the 2-in-1 category into two separate categories: slates with kickstands and removable keyboards, and more traditional laptop-like systems with 360 rotating hinges.
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DANGERS are, if not the most pissed off, probably the most sardonic hardcore band to come out of Los Angeles, which is truly saying something considering the city also birthed Suicidal Tendencies and Germs.
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Yet regardless of this and the fact that some of the very problems like deepfakes were birthed from the site, Reddit hasn't even garnered a mention at Congress' hearings on social media influence operations.
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In a cable television landscape increasingly populated by torrid, scripted performance of reality, Cardi is a reminder of the magical, absurd unpredictability of regular ass people that birthed reality TV in the first place.
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Aside from the usual play on the northern California tech-mecca, "San Pedro Valley" draws its name from the São Pedro, the neighborhood that birthed many of Belo Horizonte's first and most successful startups.
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The striking metaphors The Handmaid's Tale birthed all belong to the book and to the show's first season, in which the horrifying vision of a patriarchal fascist state and all its paraphernalia becomes clear.
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Mediterranean monk seals once birthed their pups on the vast sandy shores of Atlantic and west Mediterranean coastlines, but now almost exclusively retreat to isolated cave systems to rest and care for their young.
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So, Saint Heron was really birthed to bring together a community of people who want to celebrate diversity and want to push people of color to the forefront of music, fashion, culture, and art.
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She followed this up with "River"—a pop song seemingly birthed by witches off the Bayou, bearing handclaps like reddening thigh slaps and boasting a topline that allows Bishop to truly exercise her range.
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As an ambassador of the scene, he's frequently called upon for gigs outside of the dance circuit that birthed his music, like spinning on The Lot Radio or playing the odd Boiler Room party.
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A little less than a year after a shaky expansion into online census-taking (which birthed #censusfail) the Australian Bureau of Statistics has released the first batch of results from its 2016 national survey.
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Three decades ago, on June 15, 1987, the most beloved image file extension on the internet was birthed by a team of CompuServe developers seeking a way to compress images with minimal data loss.
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Nonprofit group Young Minds for Gender Equality birthed a fake entrepreneur and a faux product to call for equal pay, and ad agency BBDO Asia gathered successful female executives to discuss their self-confidence struggles.
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We don't do sultry, we do saucy, and as such our attempt at fusing house music and the sexuality of nightlife has birthed a sound that has all the emotional power of an Inbetweeners movie.
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When Fleabag asks "Father" what he's doing, the sexiest line of the series is birthed: "Oh, fuck you for calling me Father, like it doesn't turn you on just to say it," courtesy of Priest.
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The Trump campaign's alleged ties to Russia have spiraled out into a story that's birthed a thousand conspiracy theories about how and why Donald Trump teamed up with the Kremlin to "hack" the 2016 election.
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Despite mainline denominations commanding as much or more popular support and membership as labor unions, their decline seems to be unmourned within the progressive movement they birthed; the consequences of that decline likewise go unconsidered.
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Before I became a mother, it was easy to paint great swaths of judgment, but I hadn't yet birthed my very heart and began teaching it how to exist outside the confines of my ribcage.
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Lara once again feels like a woman who was not birthed from a womb, but rather sprung from the mind of a patriarch, fully formed, like your modern-day Athena in a ripped tank top.
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Two missions—NASA's Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe and the European Space Agency's Planck satellite mission—have both yielded smaller Hubble constants by examining the so-called "afterglow" of the mega-explosion that birthed our universe.
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All of the women who helmed episodes on Tuesday — Vernoff, star Chandra Wilson, and longtime crew member Nicole Rubio — were "birthed" as directors by the ABC staple, as producing director and legend Debbie Allen said.
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But while Cruz may have the support of far-right state politicians—the sort of new Republican Establishment birthed by the Tea Party—Trump seems to have a solid lock on their rank-and-file.
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Fear of big ideas Unapologetic progressives like Warren and Sanders sense that the audacious move right by the Trump presidency and the economic forces that birthed it offer an opening for a new liberal dawn.
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In 2011-2012, as a lowly company commander in a sub-district of Kandahar, the province that birthed the Taliban, I saw firsthand just how much sympathy villagers seemed to have for that Islamist cause.
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But in Iowa, it was immigration that birthed the most explicit, concentrated contrast Cruz has offered on the stump since he shredded the non-aggression pact that the pair had essentially signed during Trump's rise.
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Arguably the most social media and internet driven election in history, the Clinton Vs. Trump narrative has birthed some of the most socially conscious and venomously nefarious reactions from the world both online and offline.
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The TV show that birthed him, the Disney+ Star Wars series The Mandalorian, got off to a slow start, in part because it's full of big-name character actors playing unfamiliar intergalactic heroes and villains.
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Long before the 1979 Islamic Revolution birthed Iran's Shiite theocracy, the land historically known as Persia was the birthplace of towering Islamic figures like the mystic poet Rumi and the philosopher Abu Hamid al-Ghazali.
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In the same way that Olbermann's work alongside Dan Patrick on "SportsCenter" created a generation of highlights shows and sportscasters following their wry, geeky style, the work Olbermann did on MSNBC birthed its own replacements.
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The comedian and actor pulled a muscle shooting a footrace with Will Smith in their new movie, "Bad Boys for Life," the third in a hit buddy-cop franchise that was birthed 25 years ago.
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PewDiePie, the platform's most subscribed-to creator, boasts more than 102 million subscribers and the app has birthed an entirely new era of stars that have redefined what it means to be a celebrity. 5.
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Sculley also made the major decision to put CD-ROMs in all Macs, and because of this, Apple was able to use software to integrate text and media into a PC, and birthed multimedia computing.
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Fans know that Ygritte (Rose Leslie) was the one to utter the now-famous line, but it seems that she made quite an impact: "You know nothing, Jon Snow" has birthed some some pretty epic memes.
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Shortly after the Stonewall Riots birthed the contemporary gay rights movement in 1969, Charles Leslie and Fritz Lohman opened a storefront museum in Soho dedicated to exhibiting the work of queer artists exploring their community's interiority.
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This is also the approximate time period that actually birthed Gemini Man, a script that's been kicking around Hollywood for well over 20 years, at one point as a possible vehicle for late director Tony Scott.
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Dany has long said she can't have children, but her reasoning for this is tenuous (she believes she can't after her child with Drogo was stillborn, the witch cursed her and she "birthed" three dragons instead).
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The statement is a play on the Sioux legend of personified peyote, which birthed a plethora of misinformed hippie legends that peyote speaks to those under its influence or that it finds you in the desert.
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We all agreed that we had to finish the job in Syria and stay around after a military victory there in order to change the facts on the ground that birthed ISIS in the first place.
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The season comes at a time when the creative class of Brooklynites that birthed Lee, Chris Rock, and many others of their generation is fully under threat as rents skyrocket in rapidly gentrifying, historically Black neighborhoods.
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However, the movement birthed literally hundreds of other bands, and, four decades on, sustains a fanatical network of diehard crate diggers searching for that elusive Neat Records seven-inch or Tygers of Pan Tang picture disc.
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Now splitting his time between his home in the South Shore community of Boucherville and Costa Rica, Cardinal says that as goofy as the movie was, it and others like it birthed the Quebec film industry.
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For those of you unfamiliar with the term, it is an online movement (of sorts) that appears to be the final form of extremely online reactionary conspiracy mongers, birthed from the loins of the #pizzagate pandemonium.
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Though "Now on My Way to Meet You" was birthed by a right-wing media company that opposes dialogue with the North, its focus on emotion over politics has translated into a vague endorsement of peace.
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Bunny Girl's extinction is part of the death of the economic boom that birthed the Playboy Bunny: the mid-20th century dream, with its hot binaries now baked into our economy as structural violence and inequality.
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The popularity of their gabby, female-driven perspective has birthed similarly themed programs, including "Wine and Crime," and think pieces in magazines including The Atlantic ("How a True-Crime Podcast Became a Mental-Health Support Group").
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Locally renowned and historically significant institutions such as The National College of Arts, which birthed many Pakistani artists and safeguarded genres of South Asian painting, display works by only two artists, Rashed Araeen and Anwar Saeed.
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The original sheer, plunging jungle-print frock birthed Google Images back in 2000, and in honor of the 20th anniversary, the team at Versace revived the resort-inspired pattern in its original, tropical green color palette.
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Musicians who birthed the punk rock scene — Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, Marky Ramone of the Ramones and Debbie Harry of Blondie, to name a few — look back at the movement with starry-eyed nostalgia.
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Judge Gregory Ross stayed the grant Tuesday upon learning of the man's past criminal convictions, which included the alleged rape of a woman when she was 12, after which she birthed an 8-year-old son.
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Though the violent history of the East Village that birthed the punk and hardcore movements has come and gone, the legacy of the environment shaped by them lives on through the shop, attracting new generations of artists.
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Hip-hop feminism and former female MC contributions birthed unapologetic acts like JUNGLEPUSSY and Princess Nokia, both of whom make music with strong messages of female positivity, freedom of sexuality, and a celebration of the female spirit.
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They hail from the same modern Swedish metal movement that birthed similar modern-throwback hybrids like the now-defunct In Solitude and crossover hits Ghost—bands who have sometimes been accused of drawing too much on nostalgia.
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Using the figures of swans, angels, severed heads and just-birthed babies raises the horror in the series to the point where it becomes almost exultant, which is always the stumbling block for me with Walker's work.
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Revivals of cult-hit movies and TV shows are a growing trend for Netflix, which birthed a fourth season of "Arrested Development" in 2013 and a sequel to the 1990s ABC series "Full House" called "Fuller House."
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The 13.443-year-old finds herself enthralled by those things (and people) which remind her of her father: the sea, which she believes birthed her father and took him away; and a 33-year-old war veteran.
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The fact that Ohanian thinks a website that birthed the brainless, insolent trolls of GamerGate and a community where people posted pictures of underage girls wearing little clothing is somehow a bastion of empathy is beyond me.
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Birthed amid a blizzard of lies by Team Trump, the Mueller report is replete with buried ledes -- stories that would normally dominate headlines -- as well as open questions that deserve a lot more attention and further investigation.
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So a magical and mysterious algorithm did not solve this case; it was just an officer doing some Facebook-stalking and tapping into the powers of the crowd-sourced surveillance machine Mark Zuckerberg birthed onto the world.
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Maisel's sale of the building marks not just his departure from the physical space but also from a milieu that birthed legendary downtown artists like Robert Rauschenberg, Keith Haring, Malcolm and Jasper Johns, all Maisel's former neighbors.
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My mum has grown, and killed, one lemon tree (when I asked her about it on the phone, she chuckled and admitted to "neglect"), her second attempt birthed one single green lemon, which isn't remotely near ripening.
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That streak for emotionally and conceptual wooliness hasn't been as obvious in the work he's made over his last couple of records, but he returns to the haze that birthed him on his new record The Anteroom.
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Americans are no strangers to getting creative with drinking around the law—after all, it was government-enforced Prohibition that pushed the country's cocktail scene underground and birthed the free-flowing experimentation of speakeasies in the 2.53s.
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The book, filled with personal observations wrought with pain, features Coates speaking to his son through a letter, in which he rejects divine salvation to express corporeal fears birthed by the act of being black in America.
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And birthed from these solos came recreations from teenage boys channeling the same anguish and despair Troy expressed while singing "Bet On It" in High School Musical 2 after being banned from the country club talent show.
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"Since Colorado legalized the drug in 2012, the previously illegal plant has birthed multibillion-dollar public companies, minted billionaires, and brewed social change not seen since the end of Prohibition," Jeremy Berke recently wrote for Business Insider.
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Melisandre, aka The Red Woman, the mysterious, powerful beauty who once birthed a murderous shadow baby and convinced Stannis Baratheon to sacrifice his daughter in a fire, was revealed to be a frail, wrinkled, very old woman.
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Greater capital efficiency has arguably resulted in fewer European tech companies achieving unicorn status, with Europe lagging far behind the number created each year in the U.S. In 2018, the U.S. birthed 53 unicorns; Europe, only 10.
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A question about the debate in the Democratic Party over "socialism," for example, birthed an interesting conversation about why Buttigieg — and millennials more broadly — seem to have a dimmer view of capitalism than the generations before them.
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Since his days bombing the same bricks that birthed the word graffiti, the Italian-born, mathematically-educated artist Moneyless (real name Teo Pirisi) has seen his work rise from vandalism to the vanguard of contemporary abstract art.
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Artwork by Grace Hwang Valley Sun is the debut project from North Philly afterhours heroes DJ Sylo and Fidel Sun, a love story birthed in the The Valley out of the pair's underground party $TUNTLOCO at 940.
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The genre seemed like such a small, insular product of the area in which I lived and, since it was birthed before the internet could signal boost it to a larger audience, I assumed it stayed there.
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But the likely result of this $2 million escapade is that another unreadable outlet, lazily catering to a base that is hungry to have its biases confirmed several times an hour, will be birthed into the world.
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Taking a break from reconfiguring Lynch's studio, Hurley hopped on the phone to talk about that record, the collaborative process that birthed the weird sounds of Twin Peaks, and what a job interview with Lynch is like.
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The album birthed three top 10 hits, including a No. 1; it was, in the end, familiar territory for Rihanna, but it felt like she had gotten there, for the first time, entirely on her own terms.
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" Ruby Rose of "Orange Is the New Black" is a mom, referred to so frequently by the term that she tweeted: "The Internet is a confusing place, apparently I've birthed hundreds of people I didn't know about!
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In fact, with so many political successes Orange County has been called "the ideological birthing place for California Republicanism" dating all the way back to President Richard Nixon — who also happened to be birthed in Orange County.
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Cesarean section, or C-section, is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby in which the child is removed through a surgical opening in the mother's lower abdomen area rather than birthed through the vaginal canal.
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Crazy Rich Asians' plot is a slimmed-down version of Kevin Kwan's 2013 novel of the same name (which birthed a trilogy — hello, future film sequels), though it still crams a lot into its two-hour runtime.
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Together, the episodes are serving as a reminder that significant elements of the former vice president's record — and the political era that birthed him — have fallen out of step with whole swaths of the Democratic Party today.
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Another complicating factor in the mummy's place in pop culture circa 2017: Modern mummies are handled differently in contemporary culture than they were during the Egyptomania era that birthed our current cultural perceptions of the fictional mummy.
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Technology alone didn't launch protest (despite journalists' sweeping statements) but the systems allowed for new connections, which built into movements, which, in turn, toppled governments, launched leaders, and created a new mode of resistance, birthed on the internet.
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The potential for divergence between separate models won't be erased, and so, no matter how accurate one model becomes relative to the preconceptions that birthed it, there will always remain the likelihood that it will clash with others.
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In an ideal scenario, Misty's strategy would mean the Misty II's full set of skills would be birthed from the developer community and would eventually become a consumer-facing robotics platform that could appeal to less savvy consumers.
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A number of other incidents — including white people calling the cops on 8-year-old black girls selling water and black women swimming in a pool with their children — birthed additional hashtags related to the racially charged phenomenon.
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The tracks are instantly infectious—soulful and uplifting, and carry on the musical traditions started 50 years ago up the road at the legendary Hitsville U.S.A., the studio that birthed a near-endless list of hit Motown singles.
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The country that birthed the great philosophers Confucius and Sun Tsu—and that just barely survived the anti-Western Cultural Revolution—is now cranking out hilariously subpar hip-hop beats in order to appeal to its disaffected youth?
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Soulja Boy birthed an era where independent music without industry backing became easier than ever to create through FL Studio, even becoming a mainstay tool for many of 2017's super producers like Boi-1da and Metro Boomin.
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Unstoppable Death Machines is a family band, a noise-pop joy-punk duo of brothers Mike and Billy Tucci, who are from Queens but emerged from the Brooklyn scene that birthed the equally historically undervalued Ninjasonik and Japanther.
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Timothy Egan One of the great disconnects of our history is how a nation birthed on the premise that all men are created equal could enshrine an entire race of people as three-fifths of a human being.
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The three nominees are Mabel, Jorja Smith, and Stefflon Don—all of whom, we at Noisey have long pegged for greatness—and they're three of the most exciting pop stars the UK has birthed in a long time.
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But while the game of lightning-strike fame and fortune might seem like a product of the modern culture that birthed Instagram and the Kardashians, the roots of the lottery in America are as old as the country itself.
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In early 1997, two applications were in the process of taking over the internet, and both had roots in the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a school that had birthed one of the earliest forms of online culture.
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The 1990s were a time when the slow petering-out of the Cold War birthed a world where the US was the sole superpower and where it seemed as though Western liberal democracy was just the way things were.
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In another flashback, we see her describe how Ally carried, birthed, and then breastfed Ozzy for three years — while sanctimoniously shutting down Ivy when she suggests that maybe Ally could let her have a turn, y'know, feeding their child.
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Over four million Africans would find themselves in Brazil, and from that horror birthed a resistance that now looks like two dozen Black women dancing the samba throughout Cachoeira for five days with candles and flowers alongside their sisters.
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This is a record constructed in seeming tribute to the culture that birthed it: Britain as a national entity, as well as microcosmic Britain that gave rise to the particular set of musical reference points the album is quoting.
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The Our Power Puerto Rico campaign was birthed from an urgency to have a visionary and inspiring approach to climate intensified disasters that respond to frontline communities and leaves them more resilient and Puerto Rico prepared for the future.
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What resulted from those sessions was Logos—an 11-track record due June 15 on local genre-flouting but jazz-centered label International Anthem (and streaming here today)—a surprisingly uplifting record, given the heavy context that birthed it.
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While there is some discrepancy over the precise origin of the enigmatic royal, with some experts suggesting she may have been Egyptian or Ethiopian, the vast majority of scholars conclude she birthed from what is now modern-day Yemen.
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Labor Day was birthed in the 1880s out of a march/celebration organized by the Central Labor Union (though it did not become a federal holiday until 1894) with the very intention of giving laborers a well-deserved break.
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His rise was accelerated by the fact that Timely had lost its two most popular creators: Jack Kirby and Joe Simon, the team that birthed the best-selling Captain America series, had left after a financial dispute with Goodman.
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It's the brazenly confident ID given to an infant in 1982 by two adult film stars who thought they were having a Thor and tacked an "a" on the end when it became clear they'd birthed a mini-goddess.
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That was the quiet beginnings of what is now Avalon Village, a green development project birthed on Ms. Harris's porch and inspired by her youngest son, Jakobi Ra, who died in a hit-and-run accident 11 years ago.
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Experienced mother Asia O'Hara easily birthed daughter America, "marketing star" Raymond Braun, as a synchronously stacked, be-sequinned carwash, while Aquaria miscarried YouTuber Kingsley, who, in an incongruous red slit-front skirt, resembled not a child, but a choice.
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Equipped with the sort of infrared goggles that give troops and police officers night vision, the Webb would peer into the dust clouds and gas storms of the Milky Way in which stars and planets are presently being birthed.
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The inquisitive outsider, an alter ego birthed on Mr. Sun's Twitter account, stumbles through heart-melting highs and lip-quivering lows, meeting such creatures as an owl plagued by impostor syndrome and an egg suffering from an existential crisis.
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Sure, it was a Targaryen bastard who left Westeros after the failed Blackfyre Rebellion that led to a Targaryen civil war, so, historically speaking, the Golden Company was birthed from a conflict with Dany's ancestors... But those are old wounds.
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It's essentially a Wordpress for dating sites; you come up with a dating niche, choose a stock image of two happy people who fit your demographic, pay a "nominal fee," and boom, your dating site will be birthed unto the world.
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Essential birthed the notch with the PH-1 and Apple popularized it with the iPhone X, but Asia's biggest smartphone makers already look ready to kill it and replace it with a less offensive-looking hole cutout in the upper corner.
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It's also how we got Vanderpump Rules, which RHOBH basically birthed out of itself by giving viewers a chance to escape the high class drama of a RHOBH party by instead following the behind-the-scenes drama among LVP's restaurant staff.
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At the beginning of 2017, the 33-year-old tech billionaire announced he was embarking on a cross-country quest to better know the so-called real, non-billionaire Americans who use the monster of a social network he birthed.
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Their judgment on the technologies they have birthed is being overridden by old people in black robes; their beloved traditions and mythologies around free and open source software are being scoffed at by corporate stiffs in suits as inconsistent hippie nonsense.
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Where more social democratic governments in Europe responded to inequality with social spending, progressive taxes and generous welfare programs, the U.S.' commitment to rugged individualism and entrepreneurialism instead birthed models of communal ownership made possible by massive for-profit marketplaces.
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But by the time the Ullen Center for Contemporary Art birthed a thousand hot takes by fully institutionalizing the movement with their exhibition Art Post-Internet in 2014, it became impractical to see the internet as something that was escapable.
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At some point in that span, however, he happened upon vaporwave, that ill-begotten genre birthed at the end of the aughts that thrived on excavating old funk songs and slowing them down as a comment on consumerist culture or something.
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But one which birthed new, stronger, more evolved, corporate titans before it withered away: online gardens not merely "walled" but "domed like Wakanda," more resistant to regulation, less prone to unpleasant emergent properties and summons to testify to the Senate.
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While the rise of the internet may have all but killed off the print review—or at least relegated it to the back page of the few remaining physical publications—it has also birthed a new type of critic: the blogger.
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Despite the fact that the internet—and cheaper and more widespread technology generally speaking—has made it feel like we have the entire world at our fingertips, that music may or not even get beyond the neighborhood that birthed it.
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Wiseau's movie is so gloriously awful that it has created the kind of fervent midnight screening culture previously reserved for Rocky Horror Picture Show, birthed entire dating sites, and apparently inspired Franco to direct and star in a biopic about it.
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Artist Vanessa Marsh wanted to explore the artificiality of these images by inventing her own deep space bodies—master paintings birthed in the darkroom—so she created Falling, a series of large format chromogenic contact prints transferred from handpainted negatives.
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MovieLala was originally birthed as a social network for movie lovers but through the acquisition, it seems that the goal will be to give Gfycat access to its network of marketers that will start promoting popular movie content on the service.
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This thesis has birthed much of the excitement around bringing about an arcade renaissance for VR, but for interested startups perhaps the most ready opportunity is capturing the attention of amusement park-goers with attractive location-based multi-user VR experiences.
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"Even though I recorded it all in two weeks, the mixing took months and months," she tells me, comparing having this solo record to having a baby and being unable to really focus on anything else before it was birthed.
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Almost 27 years after Ivy League universities birthed football as we know it, those same schools are giving us a glimpse of how America's most popular sport could be played 18003 years from now: with minimal tackling, or without it altogether.
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Tyra Banks, Outstanding Host of a Reality or Reality Competition Program on America's Next Top Model Banks practically birthed the Instagram model generation, teaching us all how to smize, take underwater photos, and stretch our necks like giraffes for these selfies.
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Possibly knowing this, the band have ventured into the world of medical marijuana and have created a weed edible that has been birthed into the world celestially, like the angel-infant thing on the cover of the classic Ágætis byrjun.
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As the Philadelphia Convention of 1787 lurched to a close after months of grueling debate, history holds that a woman approached Benjamin Franklin to ask whether the framers of the then-in utero government had birthed a republic or monarchy.
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And it seems no accident that the Echo — like Amazon's successful cloud business and its Prime subscription service, both unlikely ideas — were birthed from a company whose chief executive has embraced risk and failure as a signal measure of corporate health.
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Some months ago, a developer, Cory Fields, discovered that the hard fork which birthed Bitcoin Cash included some refactoring of Bitcoin's consensus code … such that a malicious block could be crafted which would split Bitcoin Cash into two separate blockchains.
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Do any of the Democrats and left leaners polled in the Gallup survey think Apple, or Facebook, or Amazon — or any of literally thousands of other companies that provide value to their customers and employees — could have been birthed in Sweden?
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The president said the people of Charleston, in the state that birthed the Confederacy, rose above the motives of the alleged shooter, Dylann Storm Roof, a 2628-year-old white man who said he intended to start a race war.
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"What critics said: "Where the various descendants of the Romanovs have misplaced delusions of grandeur, so, too, does Weiner, who has instead birthed a too-long mess of incoherence and questions that I don't care enough about to get answered.
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I began a yearslong process of reading, travel and interviews with multiple participants as I sought to understand the full history of the secret channel — what came to be known as the Oslo Channel — through which the accords were birthed.
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"Evolutionary humanism" birthed some dehumanizing attitudes in the writings of Herbert Spencer, Ernst Haeckel, Julian Huxley, and H.G. Wells, who tended to view ordinary people as merely grist for the production of "men like gods," in Wells's famous (or infamous) phrase.
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It has the feel of an imaginative independently made title, something significantly outside of triple-A development—it's just that original, that eccentric, that compelling, that surely it can't have been birthed by one of the industry's biggest corporate machines.
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I had visited neither city, but was in awe of both for their seemingly endless stream of talent: Chicago was home to Joe Smooth, Frankie Knuckles, and DJ Sneak, while Detroit had birthed Derrick May, Underground Resistance, and Carl Craig.
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Some of the women I've spoken to suspect Keeffe's exit in 2014 is what tipped Raniere into the paranoid and vengeful headspace that birthed the "sorority" that required members to hand over damaging "collateral" to prove their commitment to secrecy.
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It's largely instrumental, and sections of it are barely tonal, meaning that there's a lot of space for you to explore, which you can do so below, alongside an interview with Vantzou about the collaborations that birthed this flurry of material.
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Commingling rock and classical music has birthed such wildly diverse artifacts as Emerson, Lake & Palmer's cover of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," the Metallica-San Francisco Symphony collaboration "S&M" and the popular prog band Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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Filmmaker John Woo, a professed influence of Stahelski and Leitch on the film, birthed the gun fu genre during the late 1980s and brought it to prominence with such films as The Killer and Hard Boiled during the early '90s.
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Vox's German Lopez explained the odd sensation that birthed the YouTube genre back in 2015: ASMR is the term for the sensation people get when they watch stimulating videos or take part in other activities — usually ones that involve personal attention.
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"Some of these guys out of Atlanta, you can't really quite understand their lyrics, but it really doesn't matter," he said of the titanic rap scene that has birthed some of the genre's biggest stars, from Young Thug to Migos.
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Birthed in 2019, Footaction's No 1 Way design program partnered with Function Apparel and Accessories Studio (FAAS) and PENSOLE in late August of last year on a mission to uplift recent graduates and current students at historically Black colleges and universities.
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An immense laboratory of military, scientific, and political transformation, the war birthed many visionaries who believed a better society could rise out of its ashes, whether that meant adapting democracy for a new message or discarding it as a failed experiment.
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Nabokov, whose lectures on "Don Quixote" are mostly taken as an expression of distaste — "a cruel and crude old book," he once called it — suggested that Cervantes had made a character who exceeded in quality the book that had birthed him.
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Cristen Conger and Caroline Ervin, the hosts of the defunct podcast "Stuff Mom Never Told You," took all the feminist and female-identifying focus from their initial endeavor and birthed their new show, like a podcast phoenix, about a year ago.
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This nation was birthed in a halo of jubilation in 0003 but soon cracked open into brutal, ethnically driven warfare that has burned down schools, ripped apart families, put thousands of children under arms and disfigured, maimed and killed countless others.
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The conversations that happen behind closed doors here have birthed the biggest media deals of the past quarter century, including Comcast's acquisition of CNBC's parent NBC Universal, Verizon's purchase of AOL, and the ill-fated combination of AOL and Time Warner.
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Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai: The young island in the South Pacific, birthed in an underwater volcano eruption four years ago and part of Tonga, could hold clues about how water might have shaped similar features on Mars billions of years ago.
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From images of go-go dancers at a Sunset Strip Bar Mitzvah to 13-year-olds casually flashing $100 bills, this early footage suggests Los Angeles itself birthed an ethos of boundless consumerism that has since metastasized across the globe.
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A ridiculous quality all humans share across boundaries of race, age, and geography is that each and every one of us believes that the era that birthed us is the best time for anyone to ever have come into existence.
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Teams specializing in crime scene investigations were first assembled over a century ago, after the French scientist Edmond Locard devised the principle that birthed the field of forensics: A perpetrator will bring something to a crime scene and leave with something from it.
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It also caught almost everyone else on the backfoot, prompting speculation over what it meant for a conflict that has claimed the lives of almost half a million people and birthed the sort of jihadist superpowers that modern nightmares are made of.
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It's the the sound that birthed the 311, Sugar Ray, Incubus, and other less popular, bass-slapping headbangers with names that certainly contribute to memories of the style as little more than a garish curio: Style Monkeez, Psychofunkapus, Guano Apes, Super Junky Monkey.
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Scooter Braun, who was mentored by record producer Jermaine Dupri and entertainment entrepreneur Steve Rifkind as he transitioned from club promoter to A-list entrepreneur and business owner, or Kris Jenner, who literally birthed the modern-day version of a celebrity — six times?
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I often wonder if the Enlightenment skepticism that birthed atheism ultimately leads us to a moral abyss — and by that I don't mean to imply that people can't be moral without God, which is one of the stupidest claims I've ever heard.
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Working within the same creative circle that birthed Alex G, Elvis Depressedly, R.L. Kelly and Sam Ray (Teen Suicide, Ricky Eat Acid, Julia Brown), she also started an ambient pop duo called High Bloom and contributed to both Teen Suicide and Julia Brown.
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As far as albums go, it was a runaway success: it debuted in the top ten in nine countries, its two lead singles were nominated for Grammys, and it birthed the infamous phrase, song and Camden market t-shirt slogan: "People = Shit".
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Named after a fancy Brazilian footballer of the same name, "Thiago Silva" was one of this year's fiercest underground heaters, birthed from the brains of AJ Tracey, one of the most exciting new grime talents around, and Dave, UK rap's best young prospect.
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Then, in 1937, under pressure from editors to come up with a way to make his 'scopes appeal to a mass audience, he came up with the idea of only reading the sun sign, which simplified things and birthed untold numbers of copycats.
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The argument that Britain, the fifth largest economy in the world, the country that birthed modern day representative democracy, could exert as much or more influence on the global stage, spoke to the legitimate pride of all who call the United Kingdom home.
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The couple lived and died before the events of Season 1, episode 1, but we've picked up enough pieces over the course of the series to create a compelling picture of the people who birthed the rightful heir to the Seven Kingdoms.
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A smart, slick caper film, QT's rat-a-tat dialogue and style birthed numerous imitators and ushered in the latest generation of filmmaker who, like their musical contemporaries, were deft at mashing up references and tropes to construct something new and fresh.
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The author of the books that birthed the "Game of Thrones" television show took to his blog to shoot down a rumor that he's withholding the next two novels in the "A Song of Ice and Fire" series until the HBO show ends.
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As the legacy of Kendrick's tangled To Pimp a Butterfly continues to unfurl in the face of the turbulent America it was birthed into, it seems the campaign to (deservedly) place it in the halls of the hip-hop greats has already begun.
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I wrote about the trend earlier this year, and since then we've seen some notable vehicles emerge including the Ethereum Community Fund, Ripple's Xpring initiative and EOS-creator Block One's $1 billion commitment, which has birthed multiple funds that cover some $600 million.
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I didn't expect to be offering advice to our own skinnier, pettier, meaner Donald Trump—but since she's decided to follow me, here's what she can expect in the strange new America that's being birthed, blood-splattered and screaming, before our eyes.
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Built with pal Mervyn Huggett, who I have to imagine was birthed whole cloth for an abandoned J.K. Rowling novel, the machine prepares the three core parts of a morning meal: the protein (an egg), the grain (toast), and the beverage (tea, naturally).
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As Conspiracies of Conspiracies painstakingly demonstrates, this strand of anti-Semitism birthed, among other twentieth-century conspiracy theories, the belief that Jews had engineered the Russian Revolution, the New Deal, and the civil rights movement as part of an international communist conspiracy.
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But the main fear within the industry isn't that studios will begin gobbling up theater chains, it's that the shady tactics that birthed this set of regulations decades ago — that are also prevented by these rules — could return when they are removed.
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Throughout the course of eight seasons, Portlandia has also birthed some incredibly memorable characters: the adorably well-meaning Peter and Nance, outdoorsy Dave and Kath, opposites-attract couple Nina and Lance, and feminist bookstore owners Toni and Candace, just to name a few.
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As each has tread away from the high-gloss styles that birthed them, they've each embraced organic, colorful, and bubbly sounds, uncovering a vibrant, biodiverse landscape in which they—and others in the post-EDM world—can explore total euphoria sans stigma.
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Coming to rap through a foray in punk, with a modus operandi of I Am What I Do, And I Do What I Want, her work feels like a battle cry for anti-authoritarianism, birthed directly out of the M.I.A. school of rebellion.
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I finally quit my therapist via text one night after such an instance, and I'm now married to someone who also keeps her family distant (mostly) and has no desire to see me reunite with my abuser just because she birthed me.
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Originally from New York, he was birthed from a family of educators, his mother an English professor at City University of New York and his father an administrator at Adelphi University (his younger brother is now a professor at Columbia Law School).
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While Frankenstein may have thwarted his creature's desire to procreate, Shelley's novel has birthed a seemingly endless stream of adaptations and riffs, including at least 170 screen homages, from the sublime to the ridiculous and beyond (see "Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein").
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This article first appeared on VICE Canada The Ontario Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the mother of a child who was birthed after the father, under the impression his partner was using birth control, had unprotected sex multiple times.
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She is sitting at a table and typing away on her computer, organizing the upcoming OC version of the 626 Night Market, one of Southern California's largest food events, and the same food event that birthed Nguyen's concept of these unique Vietnamese tacos.
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The movement, which took on various forms in multiple cities — including Paris, Berlin, Hannover, and New York — was ostensibly birthed in the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich, which hosted raucous evenings of bizarre performances, a keystone of which were the readings of sound poems.
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It was a proven style that birthed a slew of Spielberg ripoffs that often went direct to video, like the disaster that is Xtro, The Willies, and The Stuff, all of which miss the mark of the genre despite attempts to capitalize on its success.
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Technology has birthed an endless stream of horrors, like 24-hour cable news and people crossing the street while texting, but it's also given us the ability to live in Queens and enjoy an orange any time of the year, and that's a beautiful thing.
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What could easily have been a parade of battles against Superman's space-faring rogues' gallery is instead an exploration of the society that birthed him — and like any good science fiction, it's an excuse to look at real-world problems through a different lens.
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Read these stories next: Lauren Conrad Just Chopped Her Hair Off & Birthed A New Trend In The Process Joe Keery Just Revealed The Reason His Hair Always Looks So Good Troian Bellisario's New Hair Color Is 2017's Take On That Lost In Translation Wig
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Behold and Madison feel prepared to report their findings Cordelia (Paulson) but first Vivien finally shows up with one last story about Michael: Getting rid of him won't be easy because when she birthed him she saw all of the symbology of the devil.
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But despite all the number crunching, I look remarkably similar to how I did before I logged those hours at the Y. When I told him about my frustrations and the hunch it birthed, Arad was happy to back me up with some science.
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"Speaking of profitability, which is surprisingly absent in the narrative of most retail businesses that are birthed online, we believe what many have overlooked is that the cost of marketing an invisible store is proving to be more expensive than physical experiences," it said.
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But all the self-righteous fan outrage forgets to account for the fact that movies aren't just birthed in a vacuum; they're made by teams of hundreds of people, each doing the best they can to achieve the goals set by the writer and director.
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Over the course of nearly 26 tweets from his personal account, Trump has birthed new conspiracy theories (and with them further congressional inquiries), escalated a confrontation with the judiciary and sought to wield the power of his office against intransigent legislators on Capitol Hill.
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As The Verge writes, Simpsonwave is the newest sound birthed of the –wave family, which includes chillwave and vaporwave, the latter THUMP described in 2013 as a "Tumblr-spawned micro-genre that's obsessed with Geocities graphics and spacey electronic music" in the vein of seapunk.
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Art Basel Miami Beach When: December 6–9 / Thursday: 3pm to 8pm; Friday–Saturday: noon–33pm; Sunday: noon–6pm Where: Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach The one that birthed them all, this year's fair functions just like last year's.
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Hearing them, I felt a happy-sad nostalgia, not only for the composer himself but also for the theater scene that birthed him — those theaters in the East Village and the Lower East Side and those post-show bars, many of them now gone.
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It was in Nixon's California heyday that Walter Knott, founder of Knott's Berry Farm, and Si Flour, founder of the Fluor Corporation, founded the all-powerful Lincoln Club of Orange County — a group that birthed the two of the above movements, plus a few more.
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It's no coincidence the environmental justice movement was born in the South, when in 1982 an African-American community in Warren County, N.C. failed to stop the siting of a landfill that would contain soil contaminated by PCBs, but birthed a powerful new movement.
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Rappers like Ice Cube and Eazy-E spoke plainly of their experiences and that of their communities, directly prompting and countering the outcry from a predominantly white establishment that bore no small responsibility for the conditions and abuses that inadvertently birthed the art form.
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Notably, Tumblr, Twitter, and Reddit, the current drivers of GIF culture, are all struggling to attain sustainability — and as we saw in the case of Vine, some kinds of internet art can't outlive the death of a platform that birthed the culture surrounding them.
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The mockumentary-cum-comedy, which follows Cohen's hapless Kazakhstani reporter alter ego Borat Sagdiyev on a caustic and absurd odyssey through the US, produced some objectively stupid gross-out jokes and slapstick and birthed a thousand oft-repeated (and occasionally problematic) copycat attempts and memes.
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Although 2018 birthed some new transit projects in the US, including a high-speed rail line from New Haven to Hartford, Connecticut, and the TEXRail, which will travel from downtown Fort Worth to DFW Airport, major improvement is unlikely without changes at the policy level.
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We know the nautical themed stuff is a bit overdone at this point, but the Rusty Knot, birthed from the minds behind the Spotted Pig and Freemans, pulls it off without coming across as a dive designed to be a dive (which it is).
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We had skin to skin in the OR, we saw our daughter being birthed (actually have the video of it), my husband cut the umbilical cord, they delayed cord clamping, and, most importantly, our baby was safe and beautiful and my doctor respected every decision we made.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When Razer birthed a new category of phone last year, the company offered gamers two features that weren't typically found on your average handset: a big 4,000 mAh battery and a fantastic 120Hz display that made games look and feel extra smooth.
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Everything in this show: the brass pieces, the textiles, and the varnished wood presentation boxes looked like they all required a great deal of labor to finish, and were initially birthed in a deep respect and adoration for the gifts a mother and father gave their son.
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While it might take a dash of resourcefulness, the internet-fueled age we live in has birthed a number of ways in which people can discover the names and artists behind the mysterious, rare, or just u-Shazamable tracks that pique our interest on the dancefloor.
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" Morgan explained that a mixture of having extra amniotic fluid and having her daughter be breach (when the baby hasn't moved into the position to be birthed) caused her to have an "extra large stomach" and stretch marks that "appeared overnight basically at around 32 weeks.
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When you live in an Irish city that neighbors the world's oldest cow, who was also awarded not one but two Guinness records, a cow who birthed 39 calves in her 48 years on this planet, you better name your newly founded milk gin after her.
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There's not necessarily opposition to sharing or having others embrace the country's vibrant culture but considering the rich history behind how these genres were birthed, there's rightfully some defensiveness towards the prospect of reducing the culture to being the muse for the sake of a musical trend.
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Sure you'll have to remove and clean them after every use and that's basically as big a hassle as wringing or rinsing a mop, but then the robot does the hard labor when usually it's you or the small child you birthed for house cleaning purposes.
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It details how the federal government birthed a welter of new agencies with names like the War Production Board and the Defense Plant Corporation; the latter, between 2000 and 2350, spent $2350 billion on 2,300 projects in 46 states, building factories it then leased to private industry.
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Minnesota has a rich tradition of left-wing populism that dates back to World War I. Minnesota birthed the Farmer-Labor Party in 1918, a party created by socialists and members of the working class that arguably remains the most successful labor party in American history.
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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres sat down with former managing editor of TIME, Nancy Gibbs, at the Fortune and Time CEO Initiative Conference Monday and addressed the growing insecurity that is bubbling up in society, and how it has birthed the rising populist movement across the globe.
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More accurately, she shows us that there are homologies of visual form among the decorative practices of indigenous people and the motifs employed by the mostly European modernists — which is enough to destabilize the story of modernism birthed ex nihilo from the minds of genius artists.
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His charged works portraits carry a layer of social commentary that centers around the ecosystem that birthed them; painfully vivid close-ups of genitals, colored with acid greens, purples, and reds, that explore issues like body dysmorphia and how and perceptions of beauty and self-worth.
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This is exactly the situation that birthed Exit Future Heart, the new collaborative record by the Tokyo-based duo of Dustin Wong and Takako Minekawa and the Chicago trio Good Willsmith, recorded live at home in Chicago in one night while Wong and Minekawa were on tour.
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Thus does this man deliver his invocation of a united Ireland — a cornerstone of Irish, and British, politics for the past hundred years, the crux of bloody conflict during his own childhood — as if he has, just that second, birthed the notion into the world himself.
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To the Editor: As a woman who enjoyed midwifery care during two pregnancies and birthed both babies at home, I found much of your home birth article in direct conflict with ever-growing research affirming home birth as a safe choice for women with low-risk pregnancies.
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The historical record suggests that what he probably means by "modern liberalism" was birthed at the end of the nineteenth century by a group of thinkers in England called the "new" or "left" liberals, following the lead of their illustrious mid-nineteenth century precursor, T.H. Green.
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With both Davison and Lee moving back to their parents in London and Tokyo in order to help fund the game, the city that birthed the experiences of the game is becoming increasingly hostile to its creation due, in no small part, to the city's living costs.
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Elton John will team up with Jack White (who, via his label Third Man Records, has frequently experimented with publishing and recording formats himself), Nas, Willie Nelson, and others to breathe new life into the recording processes that eventually birthed the way we consume music today.
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" To mark her daughter's first birthday, she posted the image to a private Facebook group called NYC Birth, a community of several hundred users designed, at the time, for "pregnant people, people trying to conceive, those who have birthed their children in NYC, and adoptive parents.
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TILLET That recent trio of films about West Coast hip-hop remind us of the underbelly of American history, showing us how police brutality against African Americans in the '80s and early '90s — like Rodney King's beating by the L.A.P.D. — birthed N.W.A's rage and enabled Tupac's reign.
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Through interviews like The Breakfast Club or the talk with DJ Vlad that birthed the online "Issa" craze, it was clear that the Atlanta star had a lot to give, but it wasn't until his latest body of work that he proved that through his music.
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Especially given that context, the new albums from two of the scene's most popular and controversial figures — "?" by XXXTentacion and "DAY69" by 6ix9ine — are striking in their willingness to deviate from the norms of the movement that birthed them, and also from hip-hop's prevailing sound.
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" The founders of our nation did not merely wax poetic about the virtues of liberty; our nation was birthed by a Declaration of Independence, a document that insists that "all men are created equal" with "certain inalienable rights" including "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Perhaps the most mainstream and unforgettable of these is the poster for the newest film from conservative filmmaker/self-styled incendiary Dinesh D'Souza, Death of a Nation, which seems to draw on some of the tropes favored by the fan artworks birthed in the recesses of 4chan.
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Below them, the table was laden with duck potpies, caviar and great loaves of pâté; lobster tails spilling from a ceramic shell nearly as large as the one that birthed Venus; lamb chops with the bones jutting out amid cracked-open pomegranates yielding glittering ruby seeds.
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The West African country has legislation such as the Right of Abode law of 2000 that allows people of African descent to apply for the right to stay in the country indefinitely while the Joseph Project, birthed in 2007, also wants Africans in the diaspora to return.
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It's baked into the circumstances that birthed the record, which was recorded in improvised sessions with four different bands in four different cities around the world, then edited into cross-cultural unity by McCraven, who has a knack for finding and preserving the gems in each jam.
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Over the course of track's five-and-a-half minutes, she crumples up the blueprints for trip-hop, lithe funk, and grinning house tracks, then unfolds them to reveal something like a paper snowflake, fluttering and complex in spite of the seemingly simple process that birthed it.
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For example, there is Art in Flux, which was birthed in Harlem in 2012, and has had mostly a peripatetic existence since then, doing pop-up shows until March of this year where they were granted a display space by Harlem Properties at 163 Malcolm X Boulevard.
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Literary staples like Faulkner and Eudora Welty were birthed from this place, even Carl Vernon Corley who wrote gay male pulp fiction novels in the 1970s hailed from my town, a town which has a population of less than the capacity of some of the clubs we play.
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In any case, Untitled Unmastered appears to be a set of unreleased tracks from the 2013 and 2014 sessions that birthed To Pimp a Butterfly, and looks designed to be more of a minor release to satiate fans rather than a full-length follow-up to last year's masterpiece.
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The unique American right to privacy – the Constitutional right to be "secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects" birthed as a direct response to the British crown's unfettered "general warrant" rights to search colonial homes is so fundamental today that nary a politician will seek to question it.
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While in due part to being an artist at the height of his powers, Drake's pivot is also birthed from a general frustration with media, voicing as far back in his interview for the show Q before coming to a head in the now-infamous Rolling Stone interview.
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Canada's most nihilistic export has finally birthed his third full length album into the world, to make things a little darker, a little more chrome-sheened, a little more 'getting smashed at a party and telling everyone how meaningless everything is but looking incredibly glamorous whilst doing so'.
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Sing of happy, not sad ... The man whose vocal style and songwriting birthed '60s acid rock, helped spawn '70s punk and inspired the most important progressive bands of the '80s -- a man whose musical progeny stretches from ZZ Top to R.E.M. -- is listening full blast to ... the Carpenters.
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Just as modern football fandom has birthed the phenomenon of faux-outrage – where fans are obliged to froth indignantly about such scandals as players swapping shirts as half-time, or a manager decorating his Christmas tree a rivals' colour – it has also spawned an equally disingenuous twin: faux-grief.
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Mulvaney and his staff members, for their part, viewed their tussles with Warren as a way to deliver the senator an unpleasant taste of her own medicine — an object lesson in the unaccountable bureaucracy that she had birthed and that he was remaking according to a different vision.
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The problem isn't that this is a hopeful ending — these characters deserve hope — but that it's an ending that elides some of the more uncomfortable questions about who gets to own pain, who gets to profit from it, what it means that hate has birthed a tourism industry.
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There will be two distinct events: "street," with a manufactured assortment of rails, stairs and other citylike obstacles on which to perform tricks, and "park," which is mostly a smooth bowl of mounds and banks, harking to the empty swimming pools of California that birthed skateboarding's surf-like style.
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The lack of apology for the way Janet Jackson has chosen to live her life — up to and including her marriages, first-time motherhood at 50, and divorce(s) — and her choice to journey inwards before looking out make The Velvet Rope sound as raw as the circumstances that birthed it.
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Drawing inspiration from the Bretton Woods conference that birthed a new post-war financial order, Webb suggests creating a new international body to keep the companies in check, and to preserve human rights as they develop more powerful AI. China's authoritarianism will only be balanced by economic forces, Webb writes.
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Here is one thing we know for sure and should admit from the start: since he was birthed from the Pit of Suffering, Gormöth has a history of trying to usurp the entire planet, engulfing it into an era of darkness where he rules as the malevolent King of Gloom.
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Goldberg's creation became the template other users followed when making their own YTMNDs, and in the mid 2000s the site had birthed or helped popularize a number of early memes: Dramatic readings, Chacarron Macarron, NEDM (and LOLcats by extension), and what is love, among others, became memorable staples of the site.
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This is the same country that birthed the phrase "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down," advice not to break from societal norms and do things like talk loudly on trains, make a fuss at restaurants, and oh, I don't know, maybe not seek out and watch obviously haunted tapes?
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Books of The Times In the author's note after "A Good Month for Murder: The Inside Story of a Homicide Squad," Del Quentin Wilber writes that "Homicide," the 1991 book by David Simon that birthed the television show of the same name, had a major influence on his reporting career.
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I never could induce her to read Frank Herbert's "Dune," but her argument made me think of the science-fiction novel's "Butlerian jihad" — the religious rebellion against artificial intelligence that birthed Herbert's imagined far-future society, which has advanced spacefaring technology but not a HAL or C-3PO in sight.
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Like Facebook's, most of these bots work right inside messaging apps; it's like texting with a concierge, or if Siri birthed a litter of smarter, faster and nimbler offspring — ones you can issue orders to silently and who never get tired, or creeped out, by the nature of your requests.
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They all met playing video games like GTA on Xbox live years ago, which people (including myself I suppose now) continually use as a talking point when discussing the group of rappers, which is particularly weird given this is no anomaly for a generation of kids birthed from the internet age.
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Rather, the "big scale" implications of the heroic death are palpable: The future of this version of the Marvel universe are Mexican children freed from the violent apparatus of the pharmaceutical-industrial complex and who have opted out of the cycles of mutant warrior violence that birthed characters like Wolverine.
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She'd already given us "God is a woman," the celestial visual which birthed a million or so essays labeling it a feminist manifesto, so there was some amount of pressure to follow with an equally impressive video for her next single—so instead she gave us a cute stop-gap.
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The timing of Rendell's screed, birthed on the morning of the primary debate in which Warren will finally face off against Biden, belies his motive—if he was so affronted by her hypocrisy back in April, why did it take him five months to write an 800-word op-ed?
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Idlib has turned into a microcosm where all the regional and international power brokers have claimed a stake, where all the forces that gave rise to and were birthed by Syria's traumatic uprising are struggling in a catastrophic battle whose price, as usual, will be paid for by innocent civilians.
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The modern war novel, which was birthed in the trenches of World War I, has been often arrayed into the following moral arc: A naïve, idealistic youth goes to war; he witnesses the horrors and waste; he returns home haunted or even destroyed by what he's seen; hence war is evil.
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One woman, who was voted the "best physique" at Beverly Hills High School in the late 90s, is now a meditative, thoughtful 42-year-old; another woman, a hard-driving hedge fund executive, appears to simply transfer an obsession with work and money to her young daughter, birthed via surrogate.
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Despite the fact that the city has birthed countless great musicians and musical styles, Rio has long had a reputation as something of a daytime city—it's never been that easy for those who treasure late nights and all-night dancing to spread their wings (and legs) to full effect.
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Trying to legally recreate Secret Project Robot—which previously occupied a giant lot filled with interactive art structures, home to an artistic community that birthed events like the ongoing queer extravaganza Bushwig—"hasn't been a successful experiment," assessed Rachel Nelson, half of the couple that runs the space, one afternoon in December.
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Since we're looking back all week on 2002 as the year that birthed VICE UK, we asked some of NME's key players what it was like working there at the time—from going to a chippy with Oasis to bumping into The Libertines in the pub—and why the magazine meant so much.
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"I Can and I Will was birthed out of the idea that if I wanted to see my [Latin] community on screen, and if I wanted to see women's stories told, I had to do it myself and I couldn't sit back and wait for others to do it for me," she says.
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While there's not much information about the band out there yet, the fact that Gilead Media is releasing this record is ample reassurance that it was going to be good—and that it was birthed by Carl Skildum of Antiverse, Majesties, and Obsequiae just meant that it was going to be interesting.
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"What critics said: "Where the various descendants of the Romanovs have misplaced delusions of grandeur, so, too, does Weiner, who thinks he has created another series for the pantheon of elite TV, but has instead birthed a too-long mess of incoherence and questions that I don't care enough about to get answered.
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Legend has it that dry pot—a sauceless medley of anything small enough to be tossed in a wok, birthed in Chongqing, the sprawling metropolis at the heart of Sichuan—hit the big time only after a few Beijing chefs, on vacation in Sichuan, imported the method north in the early aughts.
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While the previous year's event felt like a symposium that was birthed in outrage and fear and disgust, this time the programming, visual art, and activist groups gave me the impression that all participants had decided to hold hands and mobilize their resources for a fight they know will continue for some time.
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Instead of following the house pop formula that had birthed some of her most recent smashes, it was instead completely experimental in sound, a kaleidoscopic blend of R&B, rock, and hip-hop, with one song, "Higher," featuring wailing vocals so raw, listeners can never be sure whether to cringe or cry from sadness.
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This commission was birthed from the widespread claim by then President-elect Trump that voter fraud took place during the 2016 election because of the 3 – 5 million popular votes he lost to presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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I say that to say: My own Wayne fandom was birthed far earlier, but perhaps nothing cemented his legacy as overwhelmingly as the summer of 2010, when I would drive home from my job at the mall and hear song after song of Wayne gleefully bodying the songs of ever other person on the radio.
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The premise of the show is pretty simple: Action invites his friends to get hella stoned and watch the History Channel's Ancient Aliens—a show about how aliens pretty much created everything on Earth way back in the day, and the show that also birthed this meme—and talk about how it makes them feel.
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"As important as Steve Jobs was, no doubt about it — [and] you have to add him to Bill Gates, because they birthed the personal computing revolution kind of together — here's the difference: Elon Musk is trying to invent a future, not by providing the next app," deGrasse Tyson tells CNBC Make It about the Tesla and SpaceX CEO.
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Wesley Lowery In the book, I argue that the movement was birthed in Ferguson but conceived in the hearts and minds of young black Americans during various incidents in the years prior - with Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis in particular - and also by the expectations and the disappointment that came with the first African American president.
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Set in the era that birthed iconic teen stereotypes in pop culture (misunderstood outcast, "king of the school" jock, doe-eyed and studious goody-goody) and pioneered the exploration of high school as its own world, Stranger Things 2 artfully inverts these tropes—all the while challenging conventional notions of masculinity by offering a complex look at its effects.
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The result is an unexpectedly organic merging of the Blade Runner and Mad Max aesthetics — as we see in shots that could easily have been birthed from either franchise: This fusion makes 2049 feel new, in much the same way Fury Road felt brand new in 2015, despite maintaining all the essential ingredients of its well-established franchise.
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That this tiny style star hails from Harajuku is not surprising; it's known for both its amazing shopping and unparalleled people-watching, and it is arguably one of the places that birthed the street style phenomenon with the publication of FRUiTS, a monthly magazine started in 1997 that featured images of the unique fashion subcultures that walk its streets.
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But the most remarkable thing about that transaction was the decision by the provider of the pizza, 18-year-old Jeremy Sturdivant, that the compensation he received—10,000 units of a newly birthed currency, one called into being from the ether of the Internet, and backed by no bank or nation—was worth real bread and cheese.
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"This is a typical incidence where public awareness will help to mitigate these problems in the future," he says, adding that the internet has birthed a new breed of crime itself and that one reason police departments need to focus on community awareness is that more and more new virtual crimes are bound to crop up.
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Suburbicon is the name of what's painted as an early version of a Spielberg-like planned community, birthed not long after World War II. A dozen years later, it's a happy little town -- at least, until an African-American family dares to move in, triggering panic among the populace and a community-wide campaign to drive them out.
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Then again, the cinematic history of "Mission: Impossible" is all about overcoming steep odds, starting with the fact that a 1960s TV show -- birthed at the height of the Cold War -- could prove so durable and adaptable, with Lalo Schifrin's classic theme music providing the main bit of glue connecting the film series to its origins.
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"Today was supposed to be my day off…" Although he's lived in France for the past seven years with his girlfriend (and their two sons), Mount originally hails from Devon in the UK, a place that's birthed many brilliant individuals, including Beth Gibbons of Portishead, Agatha Christie of Poirot, even Sir Francis Drake of Proper Historical Things.
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In Canada alone, we've seen the immense rise , and possible fall, of the Soldiers of Odin, which birthed splinter groups like Storm Alliance, and a rise in what can only be called anti-anti-Islamophobia with rallies Canada-wide put on by groups like the World Coalition Against Islam, Pegida Canada, and the Canadian Combat Coalition.
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A label once reserved for the grandest artistic undertakings and the most exalted creators, from God to da Vinci to the mother who birthed you, is now applied willy-nilly to such activities as scrapbooking and bicycle-frame building, to the person who pulled your morning latte or designed the logo for your calorie-counting app.
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The Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence -- itself birthed after gun violence and later merged with another organization born after a congresswoman was shot outside a grocery store -- lists California, Colorado, Connecticut, D.C., Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Vermont as places with bans that include the sale, possession, and/or manufacture of such magazines.
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Later, much of the energy of this new movement, bringing together young voters coming of age during the Iraq War and washed up leftwing radicals from the 1960s like Ramsey Clark - Lyndon Johnson's former Attorney General who represented Saddam Hussein in his trial -- was captured by the Occupy Movement and birthed other radical streams like Code Pink.
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Yesterday (April 10), Ludacris birthed the music video for his new single "Vitamin D" (it's clever, you see, because you think it's about proper nutrition, but it's actually about sex!) It's fun enough, and has an extremely above-average chorus which, thanks to Ty Dolla $ign's extra vocals, is pretty reminiscent of the glory days of Timbaland and Justin Timberlake.
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Read more: As Trump tests legal boundaries, small DOJ unit poised for big role The reorganization of the executive branch after 9/11 birthed the Department of Homeland Security, which is theoretically charged with preventing terror attacks but in practice is responsible for overseeing a mélange of agencies that direct the government's prevention and response to disasters (both natural and terroristic).
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You see, I converted to Christianity as a young adult, wore my little "True Love Waits" ring through high school and college, saved myself for the wedding night, then birthed the kind of disabled child that the pro-choice movement says I ought to have aborted — or in other words, I did everything that the pro-life movement says a person should do.
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Anheuser-Busch birthed the global beer industry and Purina the worldwide pet food market; Energizer batteries and the largest car rental company, Enterprise, launched in St. Louis; and say what you want about GMO crops pending your politics, but St. Louis-based Monsanto has ensured for a generation of food production while global farmland dissipates and worldwide population numbers soar.
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The disconnect between how we make decisions and how machines make them, and the fact that machines are making more and more decisions for us, has birthed a new push for transparency and a field of research called explainable A.I., or X.A.I. Its goal is to make machines able to account for the things they learn, in ways that we can understand.
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