Get those Google Cardboards ready because nature is coming to you.
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Since the launch in 2014, Google has shipped five million Google Cardboards.
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Google Cardboards distributed to the UN General Assembly meeting during a discussion of refugees.
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The New York Times has given away more than a million Google Cardboards to its readers.
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The New York Times recently distributed more than one million Google cardboards to its digital-edition subscribers.
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It's a change from the first run of Cardboards, which were shipped alongside every home print copy.
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When the New York Times sent over a million Google Cardboards to their subscribers, it was to display films developed by Within.
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So that is a consideration that definitely has been affected by the way that Google Cardboards are out there en masse now.
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Last November, The Times distributed over a million Google Cardboards to its print subscribers in conjunction with the opening of The Displaced.
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And the New York Times, after giving out Google Cardboards to subscribers last year, is currently promoting a VR film about the ongoing presidential race.
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Creating the NYT VR experience was challenging In October 2015, The Times announced its plans to distribute over one million Google Cardboards to home delivery subscribers.
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"Cardboards are light, they keep the heat, and if they don't get wet, they are pretty resistant," Mr. Van den Stappen said by telephone on Saturday.
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The "Mat" series may bring to mind Robert Rauschenberg's early-1970s "Cardboards," those wall-based works comprising busted-up cardboard boxes and a whole lot of moxie.
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But you gotta hand it to Dawn and her crew to come out of the gate the way they did; uncompromising and ready to make us dance with our Cardboards on.
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Rauschenberg executed the "Cardboards" after moving to Captiva Island, off the Gulf Coast of Florida; he covered a few of them with glue and a dusting of the manicured island's fine white sand.
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It also encompasses the many phases of his career: the early Combines, those found-object hybrids in the 1950s and 1960s; the assemblages of boxes that he called Cardboards in the 1970s; the scrap-metal Gluts of the 1980s.
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In the years that followed, Cardboard spawned a small industry of cheap headsets and virtual reality experiences that ran on mobile phones, including a New York Times video app that Google supported by shipping a million Cardboards with the newspaper's Sunday print issue.
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Participants hold candles and cardboards cutout of the map of Korean peninsula during a rally wishing for a successful summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and peace on the Korea peninsular near the U.S. embassy in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, June 9, 2018.
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His imagination and influence are also manifest in his voracious remixing of just about any kind of paper or found object — dry cleaners' shirt cardboards here, what looks like a wooden stool leg there, not to mention canceled postage stamps and a magazine photo of a serving of pollock filets (in honor of Jackson Pollock).
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Halla Cement Corp. and Asia Industry Development Co., Ltd. manufacture cement-related products and aggregates. Subsidiaries also include Asia Paper Manufacturing Co., the largest industrial paper producer in Korea, and Jeil Industry, a producer of cardboards.
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In 1977, the "Prigat" trademark was first used referring to the frozen food department of the company. In 1982, Prigat's production line for juice in small bags was established. In 1987, Prigat's production line for juice in cardboards was established. In 1993, Prigat began marketing in Romania.
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The cover artwork is by Italian artist Enrico David. Analogously to the preceding Kreidler album Tank, there is an art piece on the front cover, and another one on the inner sleeve (vinyl version); the CD is packed in a jewel case with the artwork on two changeable cardboards.
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Following the message of the Matazetas to eradicate the Knights Templar Cartel in the state of Michoacán, 21 bodies have been found throughout several different municipalities of the state as of 12 April 2012. At the location of the executions, the authorities discovered cardboards signed by the CJNG.
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In 2017, trade between Finland and Spain totaled €2.2 billion Euros. Finland's main exports to Spain include: paper and cardboards; industrial machinery; machines and engines; and chemical based products. Spain main exports to Finland include: vehicles; iron and steel; and fruits and vegetables. In 2016, Spanish companies invested €196 million Euros in Finland.
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The front-cover depicts an (untitled) artwork by Georgian artist Thea Djordjadze. The back-cover shows stills of the group's recording session in Tbilisi shot by Heinz Emigholz. The inner sleeve (vinyl version) depicts another (untitled) artwork by Djordjadze; the CD is packed in a jewel case with the artworks on two changeable cardboards.
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Key industries of Nurmes are wood industry, food industry and metal and mechanical engineering. Wood industry is the most significant industrial sector of our region in terms of turnover and employees. The products manufactured here include sawn and planed wood, glued beams, impregnated wooden poles, and high- quality special cardboards. Nurmes has strong expertise in bakery, fish and meat processing sectors.
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Thanks to the advancement in technology, fai chun can be printed in multiple colors. Commercialization of fai chun can be seen when animated characters are used to attract children while sparkling decoration are used to attract adults. Moreover, the material of fai chun is no more limited to mere paper. Fai chun made by cloth, plastic and layers of cardboards are quite common.
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The mosaic on the main façade is an allegorical scene inspired by the Hungarian folklore. The cardboards were made by Nagy Sándor, a Hungarian artist, who founded with Körösföy Kriesch Aladár the School of Gödöllő. The art is characterized by bi-dimensionality and vertical rhythmicalness. Most of the mosaics and stained glass windows were authored by Róth Miksa, particularly those on the side facing Square.
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She gradually becomes attracted to Vincent's honest manner and folksy charm, much to Bruce's dismay, who tries to woo her without success. Vincent captures more victims by placing wooden cardboards of cows in the middle of the highway to cause his victims to stop, allowing him to capture them. He also places a fake ad and lures in a pair of swingers, believing the hotel to be a swing joint. The next day, Vincent suggests he teach Terry to smoke meat.
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The Mexican authorities found more than 200 bullet casings from different kinds of firearms at the scene. According to the pastor, some of the men in the facility were former gang members of Los Mexicles, who fight along with Artistas Asesinos and the Sinaloa Cartel for the control of the smuggling routes in the state. Most of the victims' ages ranged from 23 to 65, and included a blind man and a sixteen-year-old. According to the investigations, the perpetrators left behind four written cardboards, but the authorities did not release the content of the messages.
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Amongst the local acts, there was the aforementioned Half-Life, Watch for Busses, The Cynics, S.M.D.(Screaming Mailboxes of Destiny), Boystown, The Beating, The Cowboys from Hell, the past three mentioned bands all had members in common which were Phil Crists (drums) Mike Kastelic currently of the Cynics (vocals) Rick Pegg (guitar/vocal) who died in 2008 and Ron Cambest (guitar/vocal). The Beating and the Cowboys from Hell also coined the phrase and developed the genre "CowPunk" by combining Cowboy music and Punk Rock creating a new sound. 99 cents, The Five, The Cardboards, Societys Victim, The visually outrageous Suburban Death Row & their punk rock soap opera; Savage Amused, Flak, 99 Cents, The Garden, White Wreckage, Moist, Real Enemy, The Feedback, The Throbbing Dogs (1995 House Band), AMS and Carsickness, all of which became regular acts at The Banana, and often "hosted" the national acts coming through.
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He will produce in his lifetime more than 7.500 works, for the majority oils on canvas and generally sizing between (30 X 40) and (50 X 60), made in his workshop, but also a lot of oil works on light panels or cardboards (around 20 X 30), because he preferred those when drawing from life during his excursions. To live and satisfy his family responsibilities, he was nevertheless obliged to sell works, through art galleries (e.g. Ferbach) which became more and more demanding in front of the increasing interest of customers attracted by the friendliness of his paintings. Also, many of them were sold on the North American market. The paintings that he agreed to paint thus, which he called “commercial”, represent however nearly 2/3 of his work, often of style in agreement with the image that the public had about him, therefore may be less handled on the level of the artistic study.
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Generally, it is considered that Juan de Zabaleta, , Antonio Liñán y Verdugo and Bautista Ramiro de Navarra are the first costumbrist baroque writers who specialized in this kind of topics. In the 18th century, the entremés is transformed into a sainete with such important authors as Ramón de la Cruz, who specialized in a kind of Madrileñismo (from Madrid), and Juan Ignacio González del Castillo, who reproduces types and customs from Cadiz. In the 1700s some painters begin to pay attention to the popular customs and types through fads like Majismo (Kindness). Francisco Goya in his Cartones para tapices,Collection of paintings painted by Francisco de Goya for the Real Fábrica de Tapices de Santa Bárbara (Royal Tapestry Factory) between 1775 and 1792. (Cardboards for tapestries) or in his prints about bullfighting, and the Béquer family, with their popular Sevillanas (from Seville) scenes, arrive at create quite a school of painting consecrated to the Andalucian customs, and formed by José Domínguez Bécquer (1805–1841), father of the famous poet Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer (1836–1870) and of the painter Valeriano Bécquer (1833–1870), whose cousin, Joaquín Domínguez Bécquer (1817–1879), was also a costumbrist painter.
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