" "Today is about demystifying this whole Northern Ireland backstop.
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This is essential to demystifying the concept of global warming.
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Data-based guidance helps mainly by demystifying the central bank's preferences.
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It's a simple but powerful tool for demystifying a complex subject.
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Desirae Odjick is a personal finance writer who's all about demystifying money.
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"There needs to be a little demystifying about trans existence," Ernst said.
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The most illuminating focus on technical elements, demystifying filmmaking for lay viewers.
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In conversation, McCartney, 74, has a charming way of demystifying their creative process.
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Overall, less demystifying crystal ball vibes and more of a aquamarine mermaid look.
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My job is also demystifying the process to the next generation of filmmakers.
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"That was actually important in demystifying 'the dark continent' for Disney," she said.
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On Wednesday, Glassdoor released a new study called Demystifying the Gender Pay Gap.
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But it would also provide leadership, destigmatizing and demystifying the idea of being tested.
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We hope that demystifying it a bit here might encourage more students to try.
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So while successfully demystifying perfume, the lovely little Aftel Archive also enhances its mystery.
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This article is part of How Hacking Works, Motherboard's guide to demystifying information security.
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For now, she's going to work on her science communications website — Demystifying Science — full time.
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He believes that YouTube has had a key role in demystifying makeup techniques previously only used by professionals.
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He and his therapist moved on to demystifying the washing machine and the microwave, using color-coded controls.
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So Mr. Chau says the new factory will eventually offer tours, with the goal of demystifying bubble tea.
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Like Bendebury, DeLay will also devote a lot of time to the Demystifying Science blog, which he cofounded.
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Russo the American lit Ph.D. makes appearances too, demystifying his craft with lessons drawn from his broad reading.
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That, plus Cynthia Lee Fontaine's demystifying legend of the cuckoo proves that Rupaul's Drag Race is fun and educational!
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Another way to help normalize breastfeeding is to continue demystifying what it's really like to be a breastfeeding mom.
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Part of demystifying [meditation] is giving people confidence and trust and science is a key way of doing that.
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It even takes a stab at demystifying an area where few have dared to trek: The scientist's romantic life.
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And I was frustrated that no one was collaborating and sharing and demystifying the processes, whether professional or creative.
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He also hopes it might provide an educational tool for "demystifying that rhino horn's something very special," he said.
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For example, writing features based on interviews with dance artists serves readers by demystifying the art form, she said.
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They prefaced their performances with short, demystifying films in which they appeared as ordinary blokes with cheeky senses of humor.
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And while drones are still legislatively controversial, placing slick stores in global cities could be helpful for demystifying the technology.
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Orange Is The New Black season 5 is here and it's finally demystifying some long-held questions about Litchfield Penitentiary.
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Kirkwood underscored this point, saying that his team is still in the process of "demystifying" the sport through grassroots efforts.
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This takes some unpacking and demystifying, and we should start with the image Apple used to promote the iPhone event.
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He would know, because Campbell is one of the only people demystifying how to run a business as an Uber driver.
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But at the same time, providing that guidance and demystifying tech for that group of people, they're running with it now.
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Some of these barriers may be addressed by demystifying the donation process and elevating the stories of transplant recipients in their community.
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Judging by some of the songs on "Igor," it appears that Tyler may also be interested in demystifying this subject matter, too.
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A demystifying depiction of abortion and the restrictions around it, the show was as quietly thoughtful as it was boisterously, hilariously transgressive.
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This is terrific — it's a small thing that goes a long way towards demystifying an otherwise strange collection of symbols on the remote.
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It's a Sisyphean undertaking, demystifying a disease that has been stained with meaning and myth (for the records, limbs do not "fall off").
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By demystifying how data works, data science trainings can increase manager confidence in data and increase data-driven decision making in an enterprise.
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The kind of journey meditation has been on in the West, we [Headspace] have been one part of that conversation of demystifying it.
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Connie: Talking about demystifying venture capital, you've been with Andreessen Horowitz for roughly 10 years, pretty much from the outset of the firm.
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It's talking to your neighbors, connecting struggles in plain language, and demystifying the things that for too long we've been told are impossible.
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He spent hours with me that day demystifying the test-taking and application process and sharing study tools that I still find useful.
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The political commentator is right about Ocasio-Cortez's social media genius, where she talks everything from her beauty routine to demystifying how Congress works.
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Since Maangchi (real name: Emily Kim) started her channel in 2007, she's uploaded hundreds of recipe videos, demystifying Korean food for a global audience.
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It would soon become a huge phenomenon with a passionate community of people sharing tasty AF things and demystifying food from around the world.
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In the hopes of demystifying the process, investment platform Wealthfront created an in-depth home planning guide to help users gauge their own prospects.
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That is a boon to firms such as Brazil's Prospectiva, which has been demystifying the country's confused trade and industrial policies for 14 years.
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Researchers at Stanford are demystifying bird flight with a custom camera/projector setup, and hoping to eventually replicate its adaptability in unpredictable air currents.
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Increased awareness of automated surveillance, in other words, is most effective at demystifying the systems doing the watching, not reifying their wisdom and authority.
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"The casters do a great job of demystifying things, breaking down and celebrating big moments, just as traditional sports have done so well," said Flynn.
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The story spends a great deal of time demystifying long-debated pieces of lore, like the Kessel Run and Han's first team-up with Chewbacca.
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Part of demystifying cooking with whole fish is that you need to learn what to do with all the scraps you don't want to eat.
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Editorial meetings will be live-streamed as part of an effort to rehabilitate the image of media by demystifying the news-making process, he said.
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The result is the book "Ingredients," created in collaboration with Steve Ettlinger, a pop-science writer who has also made a mission of demystifying the Twinkie.
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The layout also reinserts Vermeer into the tradition in which he worked, both demystifying his paintings and lending force to his particular take on the genre.
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"The goal is demystifying the field, making it more accessible," Marvella Muro, the director of Artistic Programs and Education at Self Help Graphics & Art, told Hyperallergic.
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" Her way of demystifying it weirdly had the effect of me staring at my friends' nipples and being like, "I guess he's probably going through puberty.
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It's also a step-by-step guide aimed at demystifying the gardening process (assuming, of course, that growing your own cannabis is legal in your home state).
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Demystifying the subject, to make it accessible to anyone who wants to learn how to build AI software, is the aim of Jeremy Howard, who founded fast.
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In a sense, his team has reinvented and reinvigorated the egg assignment, with hopes for not only teaching people responsibility, but for demystifying and humanizing parenting. Personally?
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Storm Lake is now 38 percent Latino, and Marroquín is demystifying the caucus process for other immigrants who thought they had to vote only once, in November.
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You Must Remember This There's something inherently dreamy about old Hollywood, even when host Karina Longworth does such a thoroughly researched job of demystifying its picturesque ideals.
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In addition to demystifying what hacking really is, it also fills you in on over 250 attack technologies that malicious hackers use, and how to plan a counterattack.
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"To clarify, Blockchain was mentioned in conversation with CNBC as one of the areas Kano was potentially interested in exploring and demystifying in the future," a spokesperson said.
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This is a good first step toward demystifying the apartment hunting process — like submitting one résumé through job application portal sites like Indeed, minus the "personalized" cover letters.
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She had started her brand with the aim of reinventing the wedding dress shopping experience—demystifying and simplifying what can feel like an unnecessarily complicated and drawn out process.
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Today, Gulman is "in remish," as he likes to say, and he's made that depressive episode the centerpiece of his act, demystifying incapacitating gloominess with sunny and wicked abandon.
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This Tuesday, Axios' health care business reporter Bob Herman and Co-founder Mike Allen hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion on drug pricing and demystifying the pharmaceutical supply chain.
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Performers who wielded clamorous, overwhelming sounds onstage — like Pharmakon, whose set was a shriek of human defiance amid a crushing electronic din — also gave daytime seminars demystifying their techniques.
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Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting reinserts Vermeer into the tradition in which he worked, both demystifying his paintings and lending force to his particular take on the genre.
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Conceptualism, as practiced in the post-war period, set before itself the task of making the invisible visible, of demystifying art as a process and a product of social relations.
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If you're looking to join their ranks, the Essential MATLAB and Simulink bundle of online courses can aid in demystifying machine learning and serve as your primer to the industry.
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By speaking out about the realities of the illness, Murray is demystifying what living with depression is really like — and making it less scary for others to ask for help.
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"We're really about demystifying the political sphere for people and framing Congress as another call to service instead of the antithesis to the culture of sacrifice and service," Cherniack said.
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Demystifying mental illness and distinguishing it from the person and a person&aposs abilities is critical to diminishing stigma and improving the lives of those already burdened with mental illness.
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In my capacity as a council member, I'm focused on demystifying local government, pulling back the curtain and putting the power back where it belongs — in the hands of the people.
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Demystifying death is a big part of Undertaking LA's mission — to put the dying person and their family back in control of the dying process and the care of the body.
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From Lindbergh's nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic in 1927 to Chuck Yeager breaking the sound barrier in 1947, we have long been demystifying the unknown in the name of progress.
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First, the company aims to make tech and the use of it more accessible by demystifying how it works by giving people the components and instructions to assemble the camera themselves.
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Through books, videos and classes, Mr. Iyer has made a career of demystifying Indian cooking for both American home cooks without Indian roots and for institutions like corporate and college cafeterias.
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In his recent book The New Analog, Damon Krukowski traces the history of musical recording and distribution, demystifying the "newness" of digital as well as the "authenticity" (and obsolescence) of analog.
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By demystifying the successes and setbacks independents and small businesses experience, co-working spaces can create a humble and open culture willing to share ideas and feedback,and engage in mentorship.
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Toews has written novels about loneliness and depression and suicide and devastating family secrets with nuance, demystifying the most taboo subjects with both empathy for her characters and compassion for her readers.
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Inside, "cast members" (Sephora-speak for sales associates) are mingling with nearly a dozen women whose skin care and makeup concerns run much deeper than demystifying the secrets to con-and-nontouring.
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Underlying the entire film is the premise that this is a place that we actively cannot see and that it takes the demystifying camera of a Western filmmaker to explore restricted depths.
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Apple's strategic moves with Apple Watch and working with healthcare companies is a major step forward in demystifying health and making it a conscious daily aspect of living in such an interconnected world.
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On November 20th, architectural critic and theorist Jeff Kipnis lectured at the LA campus demystifying this link by discussing the work of Cindy Sherman and Rem Koolhaas, titans of art and architecture, respectively.
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We're demystifying the world of brand design by covering how companies like Intercom approach their brand identity, and asking founders, like you, to nominate a talented brand designer or agency with whom they've collaborated.
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"What was so wonderful to see ... was students feeling like they were getting a hang of it and using strategies and kind of demystifying some of the more complex aspects of the test," Weiss said.
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The new head of a first-of-its-kind, public-private partnership for cybersecurity research believes demystifying the sector for the public might be as important a part of his job as developing new technologies.
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They realized they knew something special—what actually works (and what doesn't) when it comes to getting a representative's attention—and the idea to create a Google Doc demystifying the way congressional offices work was born.
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They realized they knew something special—what actually works (and what doesn't) when it comes to getting a representative's attention—and the idea to create a Google Doc demystifying the way congressional offices work was born.
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It will be a "humorous series demystifying the little-known ways in which federal agencies improve our lives and serve our nation, from the food we eat to the planes we travel on," the spokeswoman said.
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Demystifying the historical figures of the past, pulling them off the great mountain top back down to Earth where they shat, farted, spit, pissed, fucked, raped, murdered, died, and rotted seems like important business for this country.
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Lord Mountbatten is one of those overlooked figures, so let's do a bit of demystifying to get a better idea of how Mountbatten's life really played out, and why you should pay attention to him on screen.
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It will be a "humorous series demystifying the little-known ways in which federal agencies improve our lives and serve our nation, from the food we eat to the planes we travel on," the spokeswoman told the Times.
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"Their goal is to produce a humorous series demystifying the little-known ways in which federal agencies improve our lives and serve our nation, from the food we eat to the planes we travel on," the email continued.
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In a phone interview, he talked me through the key points of the scandal, demystifying "Korea's byzantine politics" and explaining how the metastasizing crisis reveals endemic corruption deep at the heart of the nation's political and economic systems.
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We'll do this with written stories and explainer videos demystifying aspects of technology that are the most controversial and the least understood: artificial intelligence and personal data and privacy — and we will need your help to do it.
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But thanks to Thirioux's discoveries and the use of modern 3D laser surface scanning—an imaging technique that uses geometric points to capture an object's surface shape—scientists are one step closer to demystifying one of nature's oddest birds.
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Media access to top officials at the FBI became more common in recent years under FBI Director James Comey, part of a transparency effort he said was aiming at demystifying the FBI and helping the public understand its mission.
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"Cézanne et Moi" offers a pungent, demystifying portrait of the rowdy late-19th-century Parisian art world where famous painters and poets mingled and jostled for position at dinner parties and art openings filled with shoptalk, backbiting and intrigue.
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The circle gave the designers, some of whom had been playing characters within the game for weeks, a space to discuss their lives outside of the game, and it gave the first-year students a demystifying peek behind the fourth wall.
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The goal of the project, as Maggic's mission statement says, has always been less about actualizing the bio-hacked future it imagines and more about demystifying endocrinology, de-reifying gender, and asking people to examine the institutions that control hormone production.
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Millions of people have been flocking to the social media accounts of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the newly elected progressive darling from New York, who has been demystifying through video and livestream what she calls "Congress Camp," or new member orientation period.
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Conducted by the Creative Independent, a publication affiliated with Kickstarter, the study draws on responses from 1,016 artists working in the US, UK, Canada, France, and nearly 50 other countries in hopes of demystifying the economics of being an artist.
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It brings the functions of power-user macros to the general user by demystifying the concept of shortcuts for repetitive tasks, and it adds easy-to-use and fast access to all types of functions within applications that will support it.
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Multiple Reddit threads devoted to demystifying Mystery Brand show customers claiming that products have taken months to ship, if they ever do at all; that tracking numbers don't work; or that they were forced to pay upward of $40 for shipping.
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Armed with the goal of demystifying this process, we talked to several jewelry-industry experts who helped us understand what to look for, how to find designers that you like, and the importance of entering into a long-term relationship with your jeweler.
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Scott Talan, an assistant professor at American University's School of Communication, said it doesn't seem so much that Ocasio-Cortez is "demystifying" the inner-workings of Congress—which he said presumes some level of knowledge—rather than showing people for the first time.
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"Hacking is fundamentally about democratizing and demystifying the systems and devices we all use, helping each other learn that we're smart enough to take apart and tinker with them, and reapply them to what you personally think is a good idea," she said.
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READ: Here's how Google sends advertising dollars to fake news sites Census Bureau officials hope to combat any fake news by pushing out accurate information through partners, including tech platforms like Reddit, which launched an AMA series "demystifying the 2020 Census" last week.
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Studio Views: Craft in the Expanded Field reimagines the Museum of Arts and Design's third floor gallery space as an artist's studio for two, both demystifying the process of fiber art making and allowing the artists to dialogue with a curious public.
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I remain concerned about, and puzzled by, how the online platform addresses the goals the coalition says it has, which include demystifying the application process and broadening the socioeconomic diversity of applicants by giving more kids from more backgrounds a link to the schools in question.
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The confessional nature of the self-help titles does more than just betray and make productive Gagner's own frustrations and acknowledgement of the pressures placed on young artists; it also forms an integral part of his program of demystifying the persona of the artist, studio space, and creative process.
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Like the World Health Organization, which recommends mothers breastfeed exclusively for the first six months after their infants are born, Hale is a staunch advocate of breastfeeding, and his work has a fundamental mission: to improve breastfeeding rates by demystifying the interaction between various commonly prescribed drugs and breast milk.
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Instead, precisely because she embodies so many of the establishment's vices and drags so much baggage in her wake, a Clinton administration is more likely to have a demystifying effect on the presidential cult than to amplify it in the style of Bush's "Mission Accomplished" period or Obama's 2008 Great Awakening.
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Like their brand's namesake, Tishgart and Moelis are dedicated to demystifying home cooking; the duo intentionally focused on producing just a handful of well-made products (a Dutch oven, a stockpot, a saucepan, a skillet, two frying pans, and a baking sheet) to streamline the process of outfitting a kitchen.
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After multiple miscarriages and years of failed IVF treatments after working with a surrogate, Union and Wade welcomed their daughter, Kaavia James Union Wade, on November 7, 2018, via a surrogate.. To help others, Union has shared her own journey to motherhood in the hopes of demystifying the surrogacy process.
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Our hope is that in demystifying the communities of people doing this, victims of nonconsensual, AI-generated porn will be able to understand and articulate the tactics used against them—and that the platforms people entrust with their personal data get better at protecting their users, or offer more clear privacy options for users who don't know about them.
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But Thomas knows it's being made—not because of how many participants they were able to recruit, but because of how many researchers who are shifting from a traditional, "parachute" techniques to longstanding relationships with communities, and from the number of African-American and Latino participants who are talking about their experience, demystifying the process for others in their communities.
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The company has set some ambitious goals for a humble kit build around the cheap but powerful Raspberry Pi. "As screen time becomes all-the-time, still, only a fraction of us know what is happening below the surface of the devices we often take for granted... demystifying a sealed world that is usually only for 'experts,'" said Alex Klein, CEO and co-founder of Kano.
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The average age of a Stash user is 29 and average income is less than $50,000 per year, and tying in transactions made using Stash's banking service — by way of reward points that are being picked up incidentally — will make it even more seamless for these users to take some of their money and invest with it, while at the same time demystifying some of the process and making it more likely that those users will choose to invest even more down the line.
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