Next, I browsed some of the stores at the airport.
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As we browsed, we still didn't see a single shopper.
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Prime Video (streaming video): What you've watched, browsed and search for.
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Twitch (streaming game videos): What you've watched, browsed and searched for.
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You browsed from profile to profile to check up on friends.
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She is endlessly curious; her probing leaves you feeling pleasantly browsed.
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While I browsed through sports bras and socks, he picked one out.
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But when I browsed through my buddy's profile, I changed my mind.
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If you've browsed Twitter lately, you know it's been an exhausting experience.
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He sat on the edge of his futon and browsed through Backpage.
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I browsed around StackExchange and various GitHub issues in a state of despair.
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I browsed among the racks of clothes, moisturisers and lingerie with other customers.
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I browsed around and found a psychic medium to my liking named Shelley.
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Tim browsed posts on the A.G.L.C.A. forum, talking offhand about the Looper disposition.
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Or men older than 55 who watched Fox News and browsed fishing gear.
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I turned to Soul Cysters daily, and browsed the site for hours on end.
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Banner ads paper every website to remind you of those shoes you just browsed.
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I browsed a few other Medium-powered websites and they all look the same.
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So far, around 15,000 shoppers have browsed the site, amounting to around 500 purchases.
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Mr. Aston browsed the internet to pass the time, made cups of tea, stretched.
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After completing my profile, I browsed other peoples' video profiles nearby, and around the world.
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The big picture: Naturally, they know what you've browsed or bought on their main service.
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The company saves your searches, including items you recently viewed and product categories you browsed.
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While I waited, I browsed the supply of air guns near the firearm-sales counter.
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Cashiers weighed money instead of counting it; prices in shops could fluctuate while you browsed.
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We made bubble-lettered lists of baby names, and casually browsed listings for country houses.
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The recordings were then played at both spaces as the visitors browsed around the apartments.
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We browsed around and picked some of our favorite winter and sporty essentials to shop.
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In the Art Library, she browsed through musty editions on the French Renaissance and Picasso.
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But having browsed the stock I can tell you that most of them are pretty ugly.
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Before preparing to enter the maze, we browsed some of the latest Boost styles and colors.
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I had browsed Beyond Yoga, Carbon38, Electric & Rose, and discovered a few other fun indie brands.
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One granddaughter, Misa An, 22, visited the Oshimas recently and browsed his photos from North Korea.
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Before signing up, Marlon said he browsed the army's website and watched a series of YouTube videos.
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The app is really just meant to be browsed through the curated playlists Spotify has put together.
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While she waited for the water to heat, Miyako browsed the snack offerings in lieu of breakfast.
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Joined by their friend Tamara, Gorham browsed the store and selected a few items to try on.
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Amazon also knows which books you have browsed or sampled, and what passages you've highlighted in Kindle.
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Lawrence and Maroney met when the actress browsed through his art gallery and he asked her out.
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But I browsed through the website without the NextDay filter so I would have more shopping options.
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Reminder ads are reminders of a website that users have browsed in the past for a product.
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I've checked my email more than ten times, chatted on Slack to my colleagues, and browsed Twitter.
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While we were waiting, I browsed some of the sample gowns on display out on the floor.
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Staff members trailed him as he browsed the narrow aisles, and other customers snapped surreptitious smartphone pics.
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As we browsed through rooms of ancient artifacts, pictures and other paraphernalia, Jamaica's heroes came to life.
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Because when he browsed through the episodes of 2016, he found many tales of companies behaving badly.
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The new privacy control that allows people to essentially erasing what they have browsed on the site.
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All afternoon we browsed regional snack and confection stalls as if we were at a street market.
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We browsed the eclectic mini-library, played some cards and amused ourselves with a Simpsons trivia game.
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We browsed among the trees in search of maślaki, a brown capped mushroom also known as slippery jack.
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I browsed through the group members' profiles and learned beyond cancer-havers, we were also mothers and sisters.
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Upstairs, they browsed windbreakers and talked to Stefano Celsi, the salesman who had dressed Mr. Kenworthy that morning.
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I could see the battery life dropping even while I browsed around the Fire 7's home screen.
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"Retail used to be simple: consumers went to stores, browsed products, then bought what they wanted," he said.
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As she browsed one of its beautiful, eclectic stores, two very different decks of cards caught her eye.
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I browsed through the menu to see what a Russian McDonald's might have that a US location wouldn't.
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This would amount to an enormous list of highly sensitive files that could be easily browsed and viewed.
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One customer, Sean Fennick, 43, browsed the aisles wearing a Slayer T-shirt and a Batman baseball cap.
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If you've ever browsed the web on your mobile phone (duh!), you've likely encountered Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
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I connected my iPad to the Flyweel app (there is a bike with a built-in screen) and browsed.
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I resigned myself to my middle-seat fate and browsed the screen for entertainment as the flight took off.
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While I was eating lunch, I browsed Old Navy for a bit and found some great things on sale.
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A young woman and man, who appeared to be on a date, browsed the comics section, and then Unoppressive.
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At my first New York Comic Con, the attendees were often curious then overjoyed as they browsed my pieces.
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We wandered home, making mental notes as we browsed the windows of shops we'd like to visit in the morning.
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Mason, Mason, Mason, they are able to undercut the expense -- I&aposve browsed in some of those stores in Colorado.
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It had been over a decade since I really browsed the web without plugins like uBlock Origin and Canvas Defender.
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The visitor section, which kept track of visitors to your profile and also profiles that you'd recently browsed, is gone.
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If you're familiar with the name Kendra Scott, then you've likely purchased or browsed the brand's gorgeously dainty — and affordable!
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Art can be browsed and selected based on the color of the room or by the medium it's created in.
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But don't worry, we did the research, scoured the internet, and browsed reviews to find the best insulated water bottles.
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They browsed brownstones briefly, looking for "for rent" signs, but were always led to an agent who charged a fee.
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Nearby, customers browsed a table of popular titles, including works by Joan Didion, Jeff Chang, Roxane Gay and Haruki Murakami.
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Ms. Suda does not recall what they discussed while they browsed the store, but she knows they conversed in Spanish.
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On Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, they browsed souvenirs, T-shirts, and jewelry arrayed on tables along the sidewalk.
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If I hadn't been doing that, I would have browsed Zillow to scout shelving space ideas for open concept kitchens.
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She was wearing a camouflage Make America Great Again cap and browsed the gallery with her 29-year-old son.
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Sales were sporadic, though, and there was a conspicuous lack of urgency in the way that visitors browsed on preview day.
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The two newspapers on Monday detailed their meetings, movements, and even the books they browsed in a bookshop, along with photographs.
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Honestly, there's a whole laundry list of extra proprietary features on these new TVs that's best browsed on the Sony website.
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"Ben and Jen were pretty quiet and just browsed the shelves for 20 minutes with the kids," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
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I browsed through the settings, switched my device to the Chrome developer channel, and installed update 53 within a few minutes.
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Welcome to The Score, our new home for the best marked-down goods from all of our most-browsed shopping destinations.
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Gym owners, athletes, and industry leaders from around the world browsed various booths hawking plastic handholds, climbing harnesses, and other gear.
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He browsed South Beach, carrying a camcorder that he used to document oddities as older generations once did with Polaroid cameras.
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Picardi browsed developments on Google Earth to grasp their geography and topology, and strolled amidst them virtually on Google Street View.
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In its Fifth Avenue space, behind its grand Lalique window, shoppers browsed beneath a soaring atrium backed by a sweeping staircase.
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You browsed Etsy countless times in search of a coffee table (made from reclaimed wood obviously) that will complete your living room.
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Welcome to The Score, it's our new home for the best marked-down goods from all of our most-browsed shopping destinations.
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If you've browsed through Refinery29's AltMoji and wondered, Er, how exactly am I supposed to use a speculum in daily conversation?
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The databases were part of 25 terabytes of files contained in an Amazon cloud account that could be browsed without logging in.
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Allman browsed Pinterest for expressive, richly hued rooms, and messaged strangers on Instagram: Where did that lovely sage-green paint come from?
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The data was collected using web scraping techniques, and can be browsed through an online interface or downloaded to explore in depth.
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If you've ever browsed Steam for so long that you've stumbled into its darker corners, you've undoubtedly seen some of these games.
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" Inside a government retailer in Halifax that looked like an Apple store, shoppers browsed for products including "Ghost Train" and "Lemon Skunk.
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But that telling pause and pivot, when I turned self-consciously from the melon and browsed the berries, lingered in my mind.
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If you've browsed the film selection on Disney+, it's clear that the streaming service was curated to project a very specific image.
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Afterward, Sobia and I treated ourselves to huckleberry fudge sundaes at Annie's Soda Saloon and browsed for souvenirs at Yellowstone Gift Shop.
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Messenger was born as a simple way for Facebook users to send messages to one another while they browsed it on the desktop.
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If you're suddenly thinking back on all of the things you've browsed for online in your life and feeling horrified, you're not alone.
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So, we've browsed YouTube tutorials, Pinterest inspo boards, and our Instagram saves for hair ideas that won't take up too much mental energy.
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To help make his decision he browsed Venezuelan expat groups on Facebook where people exchange information about their experience and ask for help.
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I found this deal when I logged in to my Chase account and browsed the Chase Offers associated with my Chase Freedom Unlimited.
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But instead of monitoring detainees, the two "sat at their desk, browsed the internet and moved around the common area," the indictment said.
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After grabbing a quick coffee, we browsed the vinyl selection and geared up for the rest of our evening out on the town.
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Prosecutors said the guards browsed the internet and napped instead of checking on him every half-hour, as they were required to do.
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The location of its fossilized remains suggests these majestic herbivores browsed ancient shorelines, expanding our knowledge of this wildly successful group of dinosaurs.
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Last night I had an extraordinary experience, one I never thought I'd have again: I browsed Netflix on my Apple TV with zero anxiety.
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The company acknowledged that partial credit card information "may have been browsed," though "there is no possibility of leakage" in credit card security codes.
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Facebook is making this shift after recognizing that when people browsed the News Feed without interacting with content, it was making them feel bad.
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Catherine Price, a writer in Philadelphia, browsed eBay for Victorian-era door knobs instead of paying attention to her newborn baby during a feeding.
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If you've browsed some of the most popular videos on YouTube lately, you may have noticed something strange: Many of them appear eerily similar.
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For more than six years now, readers of The Verge have browsed these pages asking a single question: why isn't this a game show?
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On [Vkontakte's] end, all they will see is see the request from that user, they will not know what that user browsed on Pornhub.
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The cabinet of curiosities, glittering with all kinds of marvels, is just to be browsed; the travelling reader moves through it and past it.
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His online history showed he browsed far-right websites like the Occidental Observer as well as researching Nazi Germany and the Ku Klux Klan.
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These activity reports are emailed to a parent's account and list the games and apps used by the child, along with the websites browsed.
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The data used in ads could be based on, for example, something you searched for or an online store you browsed in the past.
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There are definitely heavier internet users out there, but we didn't experience any slowdown while we gamed, streamed video, and browsed the web simultaneously.
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As I browsed through an issue, I would hope to find their wonderful disorder and their bold scale, which was close to actual size.
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They browsed for shoes at Neiman Marcus and then made their way to Cartier to scope out watches -- which explains the smile on Kylie's face.
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So if a user had browsed a lot of initial coin offerings and investments, those services could appear in a Google-served ad on Reddit.
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The internet needs to be browsed, messages need to be sent, updates need to be posted, and any hiccups in the process cannot be tolerated.
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The internet boom of the nineties spawned some massive companies that changed the way we searched, communicated with each other, browsed, and even made websites.
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If you've browsed the beauty section at your local Target recently, you may have spotted a variety of items from Japanese skin-care brand DHC.
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I wasn't sure where exactly I wanted to start, so I quickly browsed the department categories and decided to start with something easy: a hamper.
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An indictment said the pair browsed the internet and napped during their shift instead of performing mandatory 30-minute rounds to check on the inmates.
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Instead, prosecutors charged, Thomas and Noel browsed the Internet, strolled around a common area in the unit and appeared to sleep for about two hours.
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The store has screens all across the space; they can track a shopper as they walk by and display ads from the brands they browsed.
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Then I browsed a variety of blogs for a realistic itinerary, and I found I Heart Reykjavik to be the most helpful as a starting point.
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Once you've browsed the company's careers page and set your sights on an opening, the next step is submitting an application, either online or in person.
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In May, the mother-daughter duo attended the yearly Irwindale, CA festival where they played games, browsed the booths, and, of course, ate a turkey leg.
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Until now, when shoppers on eBay searched for an item or browsed, they often had to pick through hundreds of individual listings for the same product.
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And believe me, I've been looking for them — the other day I browsed through 200 Instagram posts in my feed and couldn't find a single ad.
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So we've browsed through the selection of content currently available to download and picked the best stuff that you can watch offline on Netflix right now.
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Ben Affleck and girlfriend Lindsay Shookus browsed for some new artwork while out and about in New York City this week, taking in some local galleries.
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As she browsed Facebook on her phone, he swung a can of gas to relight the fire and some of it accidentally got on her body.
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As I browsed to the site, the number of "accessed" devices grew from 500,000 on Monday morning, to more than 1.3 million a few hours later.
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She points out HIPAA was enacted in 1996, before Google existed and when the US's 20 million internet users browsed only about 30 minutes each day.
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Think about it in other contexts: would you recoil at the idea of a company knowing what books you casually browsed at the library or bookstore?
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While collectors browsed in the conference room, a few women came in carrying thick, brown photo albums, which eventually formed a leaning tower in one corner.
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So, as my classmates browsed the Hardy Boys and Baby-Sitters Club selections, I made my way into the adult fiction section of the Stoneham Public Library.
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As I browsed through all the steppers available on the brand's site, a few things happened: One, I noticed myself saying "want" aloud to the computer screen.
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If you've casually browsed Reddit over the last couple of days, you may have got caught in the crossfire of a goofy meme war that turned toxic.
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Multireddits can also be made public and shared with the community, which can then be browsed through the multihub, a worthy if convoluted discovery tool in itself.
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As they browsed the images associated with whales and sharks, the researchers noticed that one image—perhaps of a shark's jaws—had the qualities of a baseball.
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"It raises a question about how we're going to be treated—we're scared," said Farzana, 27, as she browsed produce and traded gossip at the grocery store.
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At the time of the launch, Reddit said that half its user base browsed the site on mobile, including both via mobile web and third-party applications.
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I'd get three flavored honey sticks for a dollar and nibble down the sweet plastic tubes as I browsed stuffed marine animals and colorful hand-knitted shawls.
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The woman also visited North Star Mall, where she browsed stores, including Dillard's, Talbot's and Swarovski and ate at the food court, according to the press release.
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Thanks to websites that surface the day's "trending" classified "articles," which Ms. Winner browsed while bored at work, even top-secret material begins to seem almost public.
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"I've gotten quite hooked on this," said Kasimir Karkkainen, 2139, who works in a hardware store, as he browsed the meat section in the Vallila S-market.
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Christina Tipiani, 173, a student who lives in the Soundview section of the Bronx, bemoaned the closing as she browsed books with her daughter Gabriella Padilla, 3.
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But otherwise, I've read articles from its main screen, browsed it for fun, and listened to the calls to confirm birds I think I've identified but can't see.
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In a blue M Missoni coat (another rewear!), she browsed racks of dresses that are a world away from the bespoke fashions she wears at formal public events.
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If you've browsed the internet at all lately, you've definitely heard about 13 Reasons Why — in fact, you may have binge-watched the entire thing in one weekend.
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One of us browsed ESPN, the other checked out The Verge, and both of us stood there, staring at the same wall, looking at different virtual web pages.
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Notably, one infected device included in the data obtained by Motherboard visited Islamic State-related websites, but the context of why this person browsed those websites is unclear.
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We've browsed the web for the most affordable contract deals along with the best accessories to stylize your phone, and gathered it all for you into one roundup.
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Women clad in various New York uniforms (Lululemon leggings and Tory Burch flats; loose linen overalls and block-print head wrap) browsed through new fall knits and handbags.
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With only a few patrons allowed entry at a time, fans browsed leisurely, helping themselves to one of three editions of the oversized publication (only the covers varied).
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Most striking for me, when I browsed top-hitting baby sign videos on YouTube, I found several that featured stretches of verbal speaking and singalong, without any captions.
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Since 1967, the German publisher De Gruyter has been amassing a critical edition of Nietzsche's complete writings, which can be browsed on a dizzyingly comprehensive Web site, nietzschesource.
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As I stood in the doorway, waiting for Istvan and Horn to get their stuff from the Wanderlodge, I browsed through a stand of leaflets by the entrance.
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We believed in the same stuff, browsed the same forums, we used to talk about all sorts of things and most of the time we shared the same opinion.
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Just take a look at a few of the hundreds of anti-milk articles I browsed today while drinking a cool glass of milk like a fine summer cocktail.
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The result is a neatly compiled photo archive that can be browsed by tapping on a tagged collection of images in the app or by searching for a keyword.
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Wayfair found itself in hot water after comedy writer Ariel Dumas tweeted a story about the company calling her on the phone as she browsed its website—on Halloween.
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I browsed through a few 4K videos on YouTube and, when opening them and jumping from one part of the clip to another, didn't encounter any noticeable delay time.
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By the time readers browsed through two or three such slave ship stories in Harper's Monthly, Scribner's or The Century, they assumed they were reading accurate reflections of events.
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DoubleClick, which was bought by Google in 2008 for $3.1 billion, is software that lets marketers manage their advertising campaigns and collect information about how someone has browsed online.
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She was a sulky teen in the idyllic town of Redding, Connecticut, who listened to Riot Grrrl, wrote in her journal, and browsed feminist zines at the local bookstore.
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She would have browsed longer, but there was just time to grab a bagel before her Tribeca TV Festival appearance, so she promised the saleswomen she'd come back tomorrow.
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With her body still in the room, the man browsed pornography and went back on Tinder to arrange a date for the next night, prosecutors said during the trial.
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Last week, shoppers in a newly opened branch of Marks and Spencer, that most British of stores, browsed the shelves for delicacies such as scones, pork pies, and Bakewell tarts.
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I don't know what your definition of "palatable" is, but I browsed through the entire Palace website and couldn't find anything less than this turquoise T-shirt for £58 [$75].
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To Silicon Valley, personal information had become a kind of limitless natural deposit, formed in the digital ether by ordinary people as they browsed, used apps and messaged their friends.
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I parked, went to the event, hung around talking for a while afterward, browsed the bookshelves, walked outside into a lovely summer evening, and could not find the truck anywhere.
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"For me as a guy, it had been embarrassing and awkward to walk into a cosmetics shop," Ho-June said, as he browsed with a female friend in downtown Seoul.
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"Relationships, that's the heart of this thing," said Mr. Nicholson, who first logged on to the website in 2009 and browsed, without posting a word, for five or six years.
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"Instead, for a substantial portion of their shifts, Noel and Thomas sat at their desk, browsed the internet, and moved around the common area of the SHU," the indictment says.
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Rather, they would keep their own records as customers browsed around the web and store it on servers owned by the ISP — servers customers don't have any direct access to.
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Whenever I felt sad or anxious and didn't want to think, I opened my laptop and browsed the sale sections of online shops and added desirable items to my virtual cart.
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Since Hillary Clinton lost the presidential election she has gone for a relaxing hike in the woods, browsed a bookstore and stopped by the grocery store to stock up on cheese.
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If you've ever browsed Pinterest, you've seen the the typical images in which "bump ahead" and "bun in the oven" jokes are commonplace — or perhaps you've shared your own such creation.
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On a bright Saturday morning, hundreds of orange balloons given out by an audiobook company bobbed from children's hands, and crowds of readers browsed the booths of publishers from across Europe.
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For anyone who's browsed an online store on a website or in an app with a massive grid of options, this five-at-a-time experience is likely to be frustrating.
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By now, we hope you've browsed through The New York Times' gift guide, but if you're still stymied, now is the time to think practical, said Michael Zhao, Wirecutter's deputy editor.
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Ty Wilfon, a firefighter from Albuquerque, browsed the Trump store with his wife and sons, who inspected chocolates made to look like bars of gold and stamped with the president's name.
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If you see numbers you like there, you can dive into the real thing, with a more extensive questionnaire that can be browsed independently or with an option for additional support.
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Today's update layers another piece of personalization on top of a recent redesign that displays items a shopper recently viewed, products they're "watching," and recommended items based on things they've browsed for.
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If you've ever browsed the internet for a list of holy grail products pros, editors, and beauty fanatics alike swear by, we can bet YSL Touche Éclat is regularly at the top.
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In this city of 10 million known for smoggy skies and heavy industry, crowds of job hunters browsed information about positions at firms ranging from steel parts makers to environmental protection companies.
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That may come as a surprise if you've browsed websites or glossy marketing materials filled with claims of cars driving themselves, relieving the driver of the mundane tasks of steering and braking.
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I browsed a rack with hundreds of postcards touting the same Aussie flair, including two that parodied the country's slang — "He's blotto," for instance, means that someone is too drunk to stand.
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Despite the fact that some USB drives contained a resume file, almost half the users didn't open that file, and, instead browsed vacation photos first, "overtaken by curiosity," as the researchers put it.
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Carroll said Trump asked for her help finding a present for a woman, and they browsed the lingerie department together, joking about whether either one of them would try on a lace bodysuit.
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"Instead, for substantial portions of their shifts, Noel and Thomas sat at their desk, browsed the internet, and moved around the common area of the SHU," a federal indictment against the guards alleged.
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If you've ever browsed the horror movies on Netflix, Amazon or your local DVD store in the last few years, you've almost certainly come across dozens of titles in the 'found footage' genre.
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If there were a dozen people from internet marketing companies with pens and clipboards peering over our shoulders as we sent our Gmails and browsed the internet, most of us would object immediately.
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To the strains of Vietnamese pop music, we ate Vietnamese food, browsed Vietnamese goods, and sat in the balcony of the American-style mall, sipping Vietnamese iced coffee while we watched Vietnamese people.
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Remembering their conversation while I idly browsed an abundantly full kitchen in this temporary home managed to overwhelm me so entirely that I collapsed to my knees, doubled over and struggling for air.
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In the language of database people, there's now a "join" between the Facebook user ID (that's you) and this outside third-party who knows what you bought, browsed, or who you voted for (probably).
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You've read the explainers, you've browsed the website set up by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), you've talked to your friends about it and you all agree that this is important stuff.
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Smith and Eden were able to hit the right houses without knocking on every door, just as that creepy ad for a pair of shoes you browsed online manages to find you on Facebook.
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I shot photos, browsed the web, tweeted some wisecracks out into the ether — but I don't think I did anything that would have tripped up, say, the HTC 10 in quite the same way.
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In the words of Ellie Goulding, anything could happen... As I browsed, I discovered that BumbleBFF works just like Tinder; swipe right if you like the look of someone, swipe left if you don't.
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The guards — Tova Noel, 31, and Michael Thomas, 20053 — allegedly "repeatedly failed to complete mandated counts of prisoners under their watch" and instead "sat at their desk" and "browsed the internet," according to prosecutors.
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The culturally layered cuisine I would sample, and the mishmash of trinkets I browsed at Zanzibar Curio Shop, scavenged from estate sales, told me more about Zanzibar than a sun-drenched beach ever could.
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I ordered food, browsed Twitter while in lines, let the kids watch videos while the wife and I had a necessary glass of wine or six and messaged continuously with family and team members.
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There are too many in each of those categories to try out yourself (seriously, have you browsed Cratejoy before?), so we've pulled out the boxes where you'll get the most stuff for the best value.
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So back to our original question: Has Donald Trump, the presumably human man, actually sat down at a computer and browsed the web, or checked email, or (and sorry for this image) looked at pornography?
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Netflix said that it found people watched more of story when it tested video previews, and they browsed less, which is why it made the decision to roll out the feature to its worldwide audience.
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The duo roamed the Old City, admiring both the historic architecture and automobiles, stopped by the studio belonging to the Cuban contemporary artist Glenda León, shadowed local fan-painters and printmakers and browsed the bookstores.
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In 2012, the average amount of time people browsed online using their cellphones was 1 hour 17 minutes a day, and in 2017 that had risen to 3 hours 2 minutes daily, according to WARC.
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By my American standards G. was late, and as I waited for him I browsed the book stalls the square is famous for, their wares piled high under awnings in front of the city library.
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Shoppers trickled in from the cold: A man browsed for sweaters, a woman looked for winter boots for her mother, and Jim Rice hunted for a lined flannel shirt in a black and yellow pattern.
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While almost every New Yorker claims some connection to Chinatown — they've eaten in its dim sum halls, browsed its brightly-colored shops — very few have access to the neighborhood's history, let alone its artistic legacies.
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At Heaven Supermarket, a store and bar with a backpacker vibe, Chen Jing, 30, browsed through the imported beer with her boyfriend, both of them clutching beers that cost about 50 renminbi each, or nearly $8.
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One look at this photo and we are taken right back to the days when we browsed PacSun and Hollister at the mall with friends before buying matching earrings at Claire's and stopping for Jamba Juice.
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The indictment said Noel and Thomas failed to perform half-hourly checks on Epstein throughout the night, and instead slept and browsed the internet in their office — which was 15 feet away from Epstein&aposs cell.
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We browsed through our used car rankings to find the best overall midsize and large sedans, which, according to experts, are the safest vehicles for teen drivers, focusing on models with high safety and reliability scores.
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In 2014, she said National Vapers Club compiled a database where any state or federal legislation related to e-cigarettes could be browsed to determine the bills' co-sponsors, who voted for each bill, and how.
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Mr. Bissonnette also browsed websites linked to the white nationalist Richard Spencer, the former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, and Dylann Roof, the white supremacist who killed nine African-Americans at a South Carolina church.
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When two men visited a yard sale in Western Pennsylvania last month, they browsed under the shelter of a blue tarp through the typical wares: dishes and vases, books and DVDs, old paintings and used clothes.
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Brunch turned into a stroll together through Washington Square Park, and then a trip to the Strand bookstore, where they browsed through rare books, before heading off to Churchill's Tavern on East 28th Street for beers.
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Elaine Arnoldy, a 64-year-old native of the Denver area, was still perturbed as she browsed the gold nuggets, moon rocks and other exhibits as the Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum in Golden, Colorado.
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The librarians didn't shepherd me back to my classmates, as I often browsed in search of a John Grisham book, because as a fifth grader I had the taste of a 57-year-old father of three.
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But this was years before telecommuting was commonplace, so as I browsed the limited listings online, there was only a single option that would work — a single entry-level job that did not look like a scam.
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I did try a simplistic shooting gallery game, browsed the web in the living room and watched a 360-skiing video shot on a GoPro (it was cool, though the video tore and stuttered in some spots).
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We browsed every familiar corner of the shop, directly downstairs from its original home, but we found nothing new from our favorite indie creators, like Daniel Clowes, Julie Doucet and Ben Snakepit, and we left empty-handed.
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"They took his laptop and cellphone and proceeded to go through both after getting the passwords from him," she wrote in her complaint, adding that her phone was taken and browsed through "without my consent," as well.
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Image: InstagramIf you've ever browsed through your Instagram feed and thought "Oh that shirt is cute but haha, thank god that's way too much effort for me to actually leave this app and buy it"—bad news, friends.
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If you browsed Reddit Sunday, you would have noticed that the top news on one of the United States's largest websites wasn't the mass shooting that left at least 50 people dead in a gay nightclub in Orlando.
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The New York-based tech executive didn't care much about color as he browsed, so he scrolled through the various options to pick a black version available for $45.10, even though it meant waiting three weeks for delivery.
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A. The Timeline feature included with the Windows 10 April 2018 Update is meant to enhance your productivity by storing a record of the files you used, sites you browsed and other actions you made on your computer.
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As they browsed the 320,000 square feet of retail space on West 57th Street, a DJ spun pop tunes from the likes of J.Lo and Diana Ross while employees doled out samples of mochi doughnuts to keep spirits high.
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Those guards, Michael Thomas and Tova Noel, allegedly browsed the internet and appeared to have been asleep for about two hours during the time that they were supposed to be making sure that Epstein was alive and accounted for.
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So, with Google Earth, I browsed all the 35 State prisons of California, and I chose Tehachapi without knowing it was a maximum security prison... I just thought that the yard and the surroundings would make a perfect image.
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The performance continues to be a reversal for a company that had struggled with plunging sales and shrinking profit about six years ago as consumers browsed at brick-and-mortar stores but made purchases online, a practice called showrooming.
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If you've ever browsed the astrological corners of the internet, you've already seen some of the keenest and best trained astro-thinkers create their own impressions of the signs-as-ordinary-things in posts tagged as #zodiacaesthetics on Tumblr and Instagram.
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No, it doesn't have new releases or a very comprehensive collection, but if you've already browsed Netflix or Amazon Video on a Sunday morning and come up empty, there's always a chance you'll find a very random movie worth watching.
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I consistently found myself with over 50 percent charge left at the end of a day in which I read articles and listened to music for an hour and a half during my commute and browsed Twitter throughout the day.
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Data from the search-intelligence company Captify — released midway through the first day of Amazon sales on Monday — indicated that some shoppers were signing up for an Amazon Prime membership and then canceling the membership once they had browsed the bargains.
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Immediately, the shift toward ephemerality is most visible in the expansion of Stories features, including new types of ads: For example, Facebook launched dynamic ads in Instagram Stories that show users products they've already browsed on a retailer's site or app.
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Ju noted that advertisers anticipate increased ad price acceleration in the second quarter, driven primarily by Dynamic Ads for Travel (DAT), which allow advertisers to target Facebook users who have recently browsed hotels or booked a flight with user-specific content.
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Any site with a Facebook "like" button, including those of medical institutions such as the American Cancer Society and the American Society of Clinical Oncology, could be used to track users as they browsed outside Facebook, according to the lawsuit.
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A 2008 spike in gas prices paid for the gorgeous new $140 million State Libraries Archives and Museum, where I browsed through the 12 beautiful bound volumes of "The Harriman Alaska Series," chronicles compiled by Muir and his fellow naturalists.
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On a recent Monday evening, a millennial sporting a black studded nose ring swiped at her iPhone in her right hand and browsed with a fork in her left at a shapeless mass of sour cream, salsa, guacamole, and cheese.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Five months ago Jessica Osita had never used a computer, sent an email or even browsed the internet, yet she is part of a team of five teenagers who have just won a major tech award in California.
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Before his own interview, Smith said he browsed the LinkedIn profiles of everyone at the company that he had come across, along with other members of the team he&aposd be working with if he ended up getting the job.
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When you browsed the employer's profile on Glassdoor were there pictures of fun company off-sites, team building activities and collaborative meetings, but then you arrive to find drab cubicles and employees who look less than thrilled to be working?
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The vulnerability allowed any website (and anyone controlling the site a victim browsed, like a hacker) to steal bitcoins stored using Electrum, as long as the software was running and there was no encryption password set up, according to security researchers.
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"During our wifi demo we had an open network that was available for anyone to connect to and someone had connected to the network and browsed to a site where the images were displayed," Norton Security's Paul Savvides told the news outlet.
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In Nantucket-red trousers and loafers, the customer looked the part of an upscale antiquarian book collector as he browsed 16th-century Italian texts on display in a chandelier-decked showroom inside a landmark brownstone on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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The podcast co-host (who asked Motherboard not to reveal his full name) had regularly browsed these ads since October 2014, saying he "knew what he was paying for," and that what happened between "consulting adults" was nobody's business but their own.
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As I browsed its many stalls of Welsh-themed goods—"Made In America, With Welsh Parts" said one T-shirt (but what parts?)—I came across a diverse array of characters all joined in their desire to promote Wales to the mystified Americas.
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A 60-year-old man wearing cheap cherry-red reading glasses and a floral shirt, Mr. Cray adjusted his battered leather messenger bag, peered around his shoulder and pushed his glasses back up his nose as he browsed the racks in men's wear.
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At first glance, the store did little to distinguish itself from other trinket purveyors besieging the tangled lanes of Stone Town, the historic quarter on the coast of Unguja, Zanzibar's main island: "Hakuna Matata" T-shirts obscured the facade and tourists browsed souvenirs.
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Two jail guards who were on duty when Jeffrey Epstein killed himself browsed the internet and napped during the night before his body was found, instead of checking on him every half-hour as they were required to do, prosecutors have said.
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But your local Macy's doesn't sell direct-to-consumer brands like Hims and MeUndies, and it almost certainly doesn't have advanced cameras that track shoppers' movements and an app that will send you targeted recommendations based on items you browsed but didn't buy.
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At the Grass Station dispensary in Denver's Stapleton area, "budtenders" showed off display cases containing dozens of cannabis strains, hemp product, edibles, and paraphernalia, while customers, including a group of 10 Venezuelan tourists, unhurriedly browsed shelves and asked questions about pot strains and strength.
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Apropos of being launched the weekend of Valentine's Day, I asked Mohit about whether he'd ever considered developing a dating category for Flipagram, where people browsed Flips of people looking to meet others folks, and then used the DM feature to contact each other.
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One Saturday, while my mother browsed the sales racks at the mall, my brother and I stared at sneakers we couldn't buy and listened to snippets of new albums we couldn't buy and rode the escalator up, following the scent of sugar and yeast.
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"I really do think that there is a preconceived concept that folks that live in the Bronx, they're not interested in reading, or that they are going to steal everything," said Claudette Mobley, 72, a retired nurse, as she browsed the aisles of the store.
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Central to the overall strategy is Timeline, a new feature that launched with the latest Windows 10 update and that allows users to see what they last worked on and which sites they recently browsed and then move between devices to pick up where they left off.
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I milled through the crowds as they browsed; a few beelined straight for Trophy Wife, but others were slowly running their fingers over a rainbow of cheek sticks, the back of their hands covered in swatches of beige, caramel, and brown as Sephora consultants matched their foundation.
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At the Tenth Annual Border Security Expo in San Antonio, Texas, officials from the Department of Homeland Security browsed booths with 21D holographic images, portable biometric testing kits, underground seismic signal detectors, and ergonomic pistols, eyeing the latest inventions to survey and protect the United States' border.
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Women in chambray and lipstick the color of a Bic Lady razor browsed shelves displaying Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" in Albanian, and a friend handed me a thimble-sized plastic cup spilling over with plum raki, the local brandy, which I sipped, with a choke.
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At Bazerdzan, I browsed chic designs marrying modern cuts with traditional crafts: thick zinc bracelets inlaid with Bosnian song lyrics by the local label Werkstatt; cotton wrap blouses with graphic prints from Plus Minus; and suede espadrilles from the New York- and Sarajevo-based label Intuitva.
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Jason E. Foy, an attorney for prison guard Tova Noel, released a statement Wednesday that did not directly challenge the indictment's allegations that Noel and Michael Thomas had slept and browsed the internet when they were supposed to be checking on Jeffrey Epstein and other prisoners.
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During Singles' Day last year, one out of every 12 people in China bought products on Tmall, and one out of every 10 people outside China browsed products on Alibaba's AliExpress website, which allows consumers to buy products wholesale directly from China, according to Fung Global Retail & Technology.
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At a stall on the southern fringe of one of the city's oldest markets, he browsed votive wares ranging from traditional red candles to glossy Lexus sport utility vehicles made of cardboard, finally settling on several sets of paper clothing and four neat stacks of replica $100 bills. Col.
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I sampled traditional dzandar baklava — a specialty of Sarajevo, made with walnuts or hazelnuts, that takes three days to make — at the modern bakery Baklava Ducan, and browsed contemporary Islamic calligraphy by the artist Smajovic Mirza at Morica Han, an 241th-century caravansary, now brimming with restaurants and galleries.
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The guards, Michael Thomas and Tova Noel, allegedly browsed the internet and appeared to have been asleep for about two hours during the time that they were supposed to be making sure that Epstein and other inmates were safe and accounted for in the MCC's special housing unit.
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To get the record I watched videos on YouTube to learn the strategies of top danmaku players, I read design analyses of the genre, and I anonymously browsed the internet's largest "shoot-em-ups" or "shmups" forum (of which bullet hells are the most challenging kind) for tips and ideas.
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Today the startup is launching Storyboard, an ad unit that lets brands bring in video, photo and other multimedia assets into bigger ad experiences, presented as a montage, browsed using the now-ubiquitous left-and-right swipe gesture, and targeted to readers based on their browsing of other Flipboard content.
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On the online front, online stores like Amazon have leveraged the model of personalization and seized the opportunity to use data to offer it in their own style: by recommending products to you when you come to their virtual storefronts, based on what you've bought or browsed for already online.
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Driving the news: Amazon built a robust business as a participant in its own marketplace when it saw growth stall in stateside e-commerce, which is why holiday shoppers might have seen Amazon-owned brands like Happy Belly for food or Solimo for household goods when they browsed the site last year.
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If I were to guess, I would estimate that the majority of people reading this have lusted over a new eyeshadow pallet or browsed through lists of skincare serums, wishing that they wouldn't have to actually drive to a store to know that the products would look and feel right on their skin.
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More than half a year later, walking along New York streets, I browsed news in my phone and saw a picture of that young man in some of the publications and learnt for the first time that it had been Mr. Kushner, a son-in-law of the already incumbent US President.
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The year before, in Morocco, a group of friends and I were unsure how best to dress when walking around a small town outside Tangier — we wanted to be especially respectful because we were visiting during Ramadan — so we browsed local Instagram posts until we had a sense of what was appropriate.
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The event, the International Defense Exhibition and Conference, or IDEX, is the largest show of its kind in the Middle East, and it had the feel of a high-end arms bazaar, a megamall where men in dark suits browsed Estonian drones, Chinese tanks, Brazilian amphibious vehicles and guns from all over.
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Billed by the digital-only challenger bank as a new concept in banking, the Starling Marketplace puts products from other fintech providers (and in the future "lifestyle products," because nearly every business is going to be tempted to jump onboard the Open Banking train) within "an easily browsed ecosystem" accessible within the Starling app.
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See below for the full list of questions, but basically it seems Chapo's ideal juror would be somebody who has never read the news, read a book, watched TV, or browsed the internet, and would have no problem continuing to do that for three months while deciding the guilt or innocence of a powerful Mexican drug lord.
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While not every alt-furry or alt-brony identifies with these views, let alone enacts them offline, common themes on the Twitter feeds I browsed through included the belief that Black Lives Matter is a terrorist cell, the claim that the white race is under threat and that the "cultural Marxism" concealed within Disney's Zootopia must be exposed.
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In 2017, Ms. Moriuchi could easily see the content of the North Korean elite's searches, most of which appeared to be for leisure: While ordinary North Koreans have access only to a restricted, in-country version of the internet, the country's leaders and their families downloaded movies, shopped and browsed the web on nights and weekends.
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The guards, Michael Thomas and Tova Noel, browsed the internet and appeared to have been asleep for about two hours during the time that they were supposed to be making sure that Epstein, a wealthy investor, and other inmates in a special housing unit in the Metropolitan Correctional Center were safe and accounted for, prosecutors charged.
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Those invited to buy there — likely no more than 300 per year, according to Deborah Nicodemus, Moda Operandi's chief executive — will enter a store whose goods are customized to their sizes, tastes and tendencies, whose salespeople know the full history of their dealings with Moda Operandi online: what they bought, browsed, bookmarked, exchanged or returned (very little, according to the company).
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Here are just a few of the highlights that caught our eye as we browsed the full schedule of signings, launches, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and more… * * * The ticketed opening night event on Thursday night at 13 pm is a chance to explore the fair first, as well as see live performances from Afuma, Hairbone, and 2 Bridges DJs, presented by Blank Forms.
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"I have to come here and see people who are homeless and who biked here, as I'm pulling up in my Subaru," said Jenny Lunsted, a mother of two and the wife of an unpaid petty officer with the United States Coast Guard, who browsed shelves of canned pumpkin and fresh tomatoes at a food pantry in Stock Island, Fla.
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To do this manually, in case you've browsed somewhere in regular mode you should have saved for incognito mode, head to your browser's settings screen: choose Show advanced settings then Clear browsing data in Chrome, Advanced then Network in Firefox, Choose what to clear under Clear browsing data in Microsoft Edge, and finally Advanced, Show Develop menu and then Develop and Empty Caches in Safari for macOS.
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According to a 1981 article in People magazine about the Kaplan store, Faye Dunaway flipped over a five-foot-long iron clock made into a coffee table, Jackie Onassis browsed and purchased a peasant broom, Robert De Niro "coughed up $3,000 for antique bathroom fixtures like the ones in 'Raging Bull,' " and Johnny Carson's wife bought a 200-year-old opium table made into a breakfast tray.
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Wells Fargo estimates roughly 195 million people across the country browsed Amazon during the fourth quarter, which is equivalent to almost three-quarters of all internet users in the U.S. Reaching more and more people online, Amazon increasingly hopes to interest those shoppers with its in-house brands, like "The Fix" for shoes, "Presto" for paper towels and "AmazonBasics," which sells everything from shirt hangers to patio furniture.
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In addition to 3D audio, you also get access to Amazon's much larger library of lossless high-definition and ultra-high-definition music as part of Amazon Music HD. The company says there are 50 million songs available in HD and millions available in ultra HD, and as I browsed around Amazon's music app I found that most of, if not all, the songs I wanted to listen to were available in one or the other.
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We were close to the same age and walked the same brooding streets and strolled around the same St. Stephen's Green and browsed in the same melancholy brown-and-purple shops, crossed the same bridges with the lace-iron gates, drank in the same pubs, including McDaids and the Shelbourne Hotel's Horseshoe Bar, and took in the same Georgian houses and the same black-silver canals and loitered in the same libraries and heard the same rich talk and met some of the same people, but not each other.
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