Houseparty embeds Snapchat Stories Houseparty embeds Snapchat Stories Either way, Snap will score those benefits with its new Ad Kit.
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GoPro, Drones, Replay Highlights, >24h, live comment moderation, embeds, search.
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Embeds premieres on Verizon's streaming platform go90 on January 18.
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Campaign embeds are tasked with following candidates anywhere and everywhere.
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"Fire Island" embeds in a house share for the summer.
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The lace no longer frames, but embeds images within its patterns.
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The series opens with one of the embeds in a threesome.
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The Trump campaign's digital director, Brad Parscale, reportedly requested Republican embeds.
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He embeds these habits in the sign-off on his video
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It embeds deep in the lungs and penetrates into the bloodstream.
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In comparison to Medium, the loading time for embeds is relatively fast.
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Abramovich gets in touch and eventually "embeds" himself in the Rats' lifestyle.
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I'll miss the lessons young campaign staff members and embeds teach me.
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Those individuals who are embeds, who got to know me the best.
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DJI embeds password and data encryption features in the design of our products.
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A campaign staffer casually threatens the embeds with a vision of sharp objects.
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It's a socially, historically, and institutionally bred behavior that embeds in the psyche.
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Immigration law often embeds into law racial hierarchies already present in American culture.
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Enjoy a few more examples of her work in the Instagram embeds below.
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The prose has the beautiful attention to detail that embeds us in place.
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"The European Union embeds free market principles, embeds corporate power, and membership impedes the capacity of the British government to achieve socialism," Shaw said, summing up the left-wing critique of the EU. They're sometimes called "Lexiteers," essentially left-wing Brexiteers.
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"He is the boss of the dogs," @Yoremahm told Love Meow. //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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But Taylor embeds an error into their wildly complex mathematical formula, which Bobby catches.
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The service is delivered as an SDK that the developer embeds inside their application.
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So we spoke to two NBC News embeds: Alexandra "Ali" Vitali and Monica Alba.
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More importantly, malware is more commonly described by how it spreads and embeds itself.
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The app's user interface looks very similar to Medium and allows for easy embeds.
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You can listen to our playlist through the Apple Music and Spotify embeds below:
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Honesty in embeds: This isn't the most amazing Prince performance you're going to see.
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Everything is connected via billions of links and embeds to blogs, articles, and social media.
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Check out what he had to say about the tracks, followed by the embeds below.
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The deal embeds a link to its e-commerce site in Tencent's chat app WeChat.
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" AV: "Hair straightener, iPhone charger, and a camera (all NBC embeds are equipped with Canons)!
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"Start looking at the Twitter feeds of, quote, objective reporters, particularly our embeds," Conway said.
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Medium gives us the ability and platform to create really great open standards around embeds.
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Plus, from a Reddit perspective, these embeds might create new opportunities for advertising and monetization.
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It embeds inaudible sounds into the webpages you read and the television commercials you watch.
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Link previews are the embeds that pop up when you post a link on Facebook.
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CNN's political embeds won't predict, but they will be there to cover however it goes.
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But it's often the case that technology embeds itself into our lives in unforeseen ways.
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That tacit destination gives the narrative an invisible current, and embeds conflict in every word.
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Swift plays a minor role in the new political comedy Embeds, executive-produced by Megyn Kelly.
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That might make it sound dispensable, but that's the exact way music embeds itself inside you.
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Dropbox syncing support is included as an in-app purchase which also removes the advert embeds.
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If you are reading this on a mobile device, apparently the Facebook embeds are not available.
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And he credited the quality of its reporting to its brave embeds who were alongside troops.
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While there, he embeds with Yemen's rebel fighters to investigate Saudi Arabia's role in the conflict.
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With Talkshow, each conversation could be followed via the app or through embeds on any site.
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Even the currency and upgrade system embeds the bartering tactics of a grade school play yard.
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The company sells a propulsion unit for buses that embeds the electric drive inside the wheel.
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VICE News already embeds all government documents we obtain via the FOIA in our published reports.
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In addition to developing the threads, Neuralink's other big advance is a machine that automatically embeds them.
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YouTube tweaks its video embeds to include easy channel subscribe button Big day for little YouTube updates!
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LoJax, like other rootkits, embeds in the computer's firmware and launches when the operating system boots up.
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Existing methods involving third-party cookies, browser fingerprinting and a ton of JavaScript embeds won't work forever.
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The company has also locked Tay's account, meaning no more retweets or embeds of the bot's messages.
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According to Parscale, the Clinton campaign was offered a similar set of embeds and turned them down.
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Instant View is essentially rich embeds for media links when they are pasted into a Telegram chat.
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"It basically embeds all the difficult questions of the digital age: privacy, data, safety—everything," he said.
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Yet Smith embeds her politics in interlocking plotlines that flow like waking dreams, in melodies and countermelodies.
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Simon—using his family knowledge of Mizrahi manners—embeds with them, disguised as a reserve-duty soldier.
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We'd embed it here, but ABC News doesn't seem to be allowing YouTube embeds of the debate.
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Kasbe embeds with players on both sides to show that one group can't exist without the other.
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Whereas Virginia Rose Torrence embeds fruit rinds into her mosaics, Henry James Haver Crissman sells functional pottery.
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Either way, think low- or no-tech, assuming a hypothetical "digital dark age" could render electronic embeds unrecoverable.
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He also appeared in two episodes of Go90 series Embeds and Billy Ray Cyrus' sitcom Still The King.
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Some would-be Tory leaders, such as Dominic Raab, want to scrap domestic legislation that embeds those rights.
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Sketchfab now lets you display this kind of files in your browser and around the web using embeds.
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Others are more hyperlinked-document in nature — think embeds on Slack and Twitter, or Trello's multi-user nature.
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Photo: Getty On Thursday, MasterCard announced a "next generation biometric card" which embeds fingerprint recognition into debit cards.
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Facebook also offers an AI immersion program, which embeds prospects within the work it's doing in the field.
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Mashable has confirmed that this new feature began quietly rolling out across YouTube video embeds two weeks ago.
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But it also embeds this third cinematic Spider-Man even more deeply in a long comic-book tradition.
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The company embeds a urine test kit into a postcard and mails it out in a security envelope.
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It is in the deadpan meticulousness it embeds, its unruffled testimony about the highways and byways of history.
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THC can stay in your system for around 30 days, since it embeds itself in your fat cells.
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I was granted two embeds with the Operational Detachment Alpha, first in April and then again in July.
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This happens, for example, on military embeds when we stick with the troops and stay in the background.
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In order to make the rally, Klobuchar and the embeds needed to head to the private airport terminal.
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The international community needs to recognize that the 2008 Constitution embeds criminal military rule and has to change.
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There's a lot of really intriguing, especially their not wanting to die or putting embeds in your eyes.
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And I felt new appreciation for the way that Bong embeds sharp social critique into wildly entertaining movies.
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And Dick Wolf embeds with the New York field office of the F.B.I. AMERICAN HONEY (2016) on Amazon.
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It's nicely decorative, and we go back to the era it was painted, so it embeds our history.
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The fact that 13 months into the administration these deep-state embeds still hold power enrages Trump's base.
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So begins the sitcom "Embeds," which debuts Wednesday on Go90, Verizon's new mobile streaming service aimed at millennials.
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Their device embeds a tiny monochrome LCD in the lens that can be set to varying opacities and patterns.
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By having elected politicians appoint federal judges, the American system embeds this rural bias in the courts as well.
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In Italy the Northern League positively encourages bottishness with an app that automatically embeds party postings in supporters' timelines.
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Embeds on Twitter, Facebook, Hulu, and the National Geographic site itself are also attempting to reach a wider audience.
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But what mostly saves the film is that Boyle anticipates the audience's skepticism and embeds it into the proceedings.
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Sometimes Google's embeds switched between roles—problematically, between ad sales and lobbying, the Campaign for Accountability found via LinkedIn.
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It's a gorgeous little motif, and Chiang nicely embeds it to create an empathetic connection between humans and animals.
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YouTube says the tool may be biased by, for example, a website that embeds multiple videos side by side.
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But recently, getting the news out of Mosul has become more difficult; commanders are prohibiting most front-line embeds.
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It embeds into my stomach (I hardly feel it going in) and monitors my blood-sugar fluids 24/7.
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It was the work of DigiDems, a progressive fellowship program based in Oakland that embeds tech workers with Democratic organizations.
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You can see those respective trips in context in the Google Maps embeds below, but both are relatively short sprints.
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Darktrace's A.I.-enabled platform embeds itself in a company's network and learns what behaviors are normal and which are suspicious.
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Sometimes the answers to otherwise complex questions come easier because, as embeds, we are living and breathing this information daily.
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He referred to Facebook employees as "embeds," a term commonly delegated to reporters who follow candidates on the campaign trail.
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At 25, his credits already include Megyn Kelly's Embeds, Ben Affleck's Live by Night, and Todd Berger's forthcoming Cover Versions.
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A minor detail, but a delightful one that embeds the concept of opposites into the physical experience of the book.
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The idea is to use technology embeds like QR codes to NFC tags to see how the ads spur sales.
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In the sculpture Echo, for example, Elliott embeds a bronze monkey head inside a clear resin portrait of a man.
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Apple news offers a WYSIWYG tool, but it's extremely basic (it doesn't support embeds, block quotes, or even bullet points).
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Paper essentially exists as a document that's supposed to naturally evolve with a few core types of embeds over time.
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Above all, though, Costanzo deftly embeds homages to the canon of Italian cinema in the stories of Lila and Lenù.
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The couple met as embeds on the Romney 23 campaign, Sara for the Wall Street Journal and Garrett for NBC.
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Kasraie's employee page for the Victor Marx Group embeds her Iran video but does not disclose her work for Linden.
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The main issue with rootkit malware is that it embeds itself into a computer's firmware and can't be easily removed.
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But this holds for the boring and not-that-uplifting reason that the system embeds massive bias toward the status quo.
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Helpful in this regard is that he is from Kandahar, the Taliban's birthplace, which embeds him in the organization's founding identity.
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It looks like a smart twist on the genre that embeds its action inside a much bigger and more interesting story.
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The first is a checkout financing solution for B2B online stores, which embeds a financing option in the online checkout process.
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It uses community reports and do not all complaints and embeds them into the system to beef up the blocking technology.
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Thankfully, there are solutions such as GetResponse's Facebook Web Form App that embeds sign-up forms on your Facebook company page.
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Vulcun's current home page embeds live streams of video game competitions hosted by Twitch, the game streaming site owned by Amazon.
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These "embeds" are the people who day by day watch and listen to the politicians and the people they speak to.
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That involves a process called photolithography, which shrinks the circuit designs to a tiny scale and embeds them onto purified silicon.
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Loïc Prigent ("Signé Chanel" and "Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton") embeds at four influential fashion houses midflurry as runway presentations are finalized.
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Two led to editorial stories from AARP, which promotes its website through Outbrain and embeds the widgets on its own site.
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"We see the embeds as entrée to a series of publisher tools we're hoping to roll out, in coordination with publishers."
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Facebook actually first allowed 3D objects to be interacted with in the feed via 3D embeds from Sketchfab back in 2015.
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And if you're running a popular website, you can also use Kimetrak to easily review all your third-party JavaScript embeds.
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Nakia embeds herself in covert operations across the world, but what would she play if you passed her the aux cord?
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In accreta, which doctors believe is most often caused by scarring from prior cesarean sections, the placenta sticks around and embeds.
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For each of the plays, it is the second video shown due to a quirk in how Twitter embeds their tweets.
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Elgort plays a journalist who embeds himself in the Tokyo police department's Vice squad in an effort to track down corruption.
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Scott Conroy, the creator of "Embeds," does an admirable job of accurately portraying the embed life, the ménage à trois aside.
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Google, which embeds its payments software in its Android mobile operating system, did not mention the rule in its recent annual report.
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On this episode, Morton embeds with Joining Forces, a special task force aimed to help solve the issue of veterans' homelessness nationwide.
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And of course, not being up front that Duplex is artificial embeds all sorts of other knock-on risks, as King explained.
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The map embeds will also support touchscreen gestures like pinching to zoom, or rotating the orientation on the map with two fingers.
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When cultural critic Luvvie Ajayi called Lee "heavy-handed" with the social messages he embeds in his films, I couldn't agree more.
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During her cleaning shift, she embeds a note into a bottle cap and passes it to a guard in the hair salon.
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It literally embeds Daily Show videos mocking the guy, and sells t-shirts depicting the former vice president as a touchy creep.
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The company announced a new plug-in today that embeds the Test IO service directly into the Atlassian Jira development workflow tool.
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On this episode, Morton embeds with Joining Forces, a special task force aimed to help solve the issue of veterans' homelessness nationwide.
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Reuters reporter Michael O'Boyle embeds with an army platoon destroying the fields that old and new drug gangs are fighting to control.
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It will feel silly, but making a window with your limbs or galloping like a horse embeds the lines in your mind.
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Brad Parscale, who was Trump's online ads chief in 2016, last year called onsite "embeds" from Facebook crucial to the candidate's victory.
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However, if an embryo embeds itself on the membrane dividing the womb, it may not receive enough blood flow to develop properly.
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For example, American Airlines embeds staff in its operation center in Fort Worth to assist travelers tweeting about flight delays and other problems.
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That's where this company steps in and embeds the would-be wasted coffee grounds into yarn fibers made from recycled plastic water bottles.
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I used to think to myself, Why aren't we capturing ourselves in a way that embeds our identities within New Zealand's popular culture?
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The heart of his best friend/anime love interest Kairi becomes detached from her body and embeds itself, for a time, inside Sora's.
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Here's the blessed image in all its glory (in screenshot form, because Twitter embeds screw up the sparkle meme format.) Be careful, though.
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Stride embeds small, seasoned teams of Agile experts to code alongside tech teams and teach them how to improve their business through software.
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Upon learning about "Embeds," Matt Nussbaum, a 24-year-old embed for Politico traveling the country with Donald J. Trump's running mate, Gov.
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Reeves plays Johnny Utah, an F.B.I. agent who embeds with a gang of surfers that may be involved in a string of robberies.
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FEMA, which was seen as nonresponsive in New Orleans, now embeds someone with local emergency response teams that act as a go-between.
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This entails hundred hours weeks, constant flights and client embeds, and a generous expense account to make up for the routine-lacking lifestyle.
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For me and the other roughly 40 embeds all sent by major networks to cover the campaign, our jobs were simple: Write pieces.
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Formatting is wonky and easy to mess up, embeds are limited to images, archives are rudimentary-looking, and your design choices are very few.
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Twitter's already made a wise push to simplify itself in other ways, like dropping media embeds or usernames in replies from the character count.
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Kelly, host of the popular Fox News show The Kelly File, recently signed a deal to produce a new scripted political comedy series, Embeds.
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All the tweets in a Topic are highlighted in Tweetbots, but they also look good in the regular Twitter client and embeds (see below).
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AMP-powered pages will load instantaneously, even when they contain rich media like video, animations or graphics, including things like Twitter and YouTube embeds.
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These are the sorts of moments that end up in Tumblr gifsets and make people push out auto-playing MTV embeds year after year.
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Over the course of his travels, he embeds himself in the lives of some very interesting people and learns about what makes them tick.
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EDT: Kylie Atwood of CBS and Josh Haskell of ABC will chat on the Sidewire app about their experiences as campaign embeds this cycle.
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We would have five hours, starting at noon Tuesday, the first of several media embeds of Texas ground forces planned during Mr. Trump's deployment.
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Ear buds will be available as permanent embeds as well, making it possible to interact online at any place, any time, with no peripherals.
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SeeHow, another India-based startup, builds and embeds sensors in bats and balls to track specific types of data that batsmen and bowlers generate.
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RackTop, a startup that embeds cyber and compliance tools directly in its data storage platform, raised a $15 million Series A in March 2019.
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O'Mara embeds Silicon Valley in the sweep of American political history, offering a vision of the social landscape that produced the modern technology industry.
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The new Watch option will not appear as part of Vine embeds, so you can't start binge-watching Vines in Twitter or on someone's website.
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HP's newest gaming laptop embeds a mini LED touch screen above the keyboard so you can view other applications while you play your favorite games.
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But as she uncovers secret after secret, she embeds herself deeper in the political corruption which will put both her life and Okami's in danger.
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Why don't we think about some embeds, or some ways you can get us to see the problems you say you're facing, and the limitations?
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It's minimalist and anonymous — you can add your name if you wish — with support for markdown, in-line photos and other embeds as is standard.
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But an investigation from the Campaign for Accountability, a nonprofit and ethics watchdog group, reveals new details about the political embeds of Facebook and Google.
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It means articles written about the two ads when they were released (such as these two stories on The Verge) now feature dead YouTube embeds.
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In a "60 Minutes" interview, Brad Parscale says he handpicked Republican Facebook employees — he calls them "embeds" — to guide him with placement of microtargeted ads.
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"What surprised me most with the actual embeds was they had personal lives and they had time for — let's be real — sex," Mr. Zakhar said.
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They purr in a manner that embeds this insistent, annoying, almost infantlike cry inside of a pleasant purr, to condition their owners to get them food.
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The EU embeds a very British, pro-market-oriented economic philosophy based on privatization, market liberalization, free trade, opposition to state aid, and opposition to protectionism.
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" The game's narrator sarcastically embeds commanding social critiques like, "THE GLACIER MELTED BEFORE YOU COULD EXPLORE THE BAY," and "PUSH BUTTON B TO SELECT A WORLD.
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Setubal said the price that Itaú Unibanco paid for a minority stake in Brazilian independent securities firm XP Investimentos SA embeds "very high growth rates" ahead.
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Morris speculates that it likely uses something called Y-OCTA, which embeds the touch sensor directly onto the display—fewer layers make flexibility that much easier.
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One interesting product decision taken by Loveflutter is that it is choosing to hide a person's Twitter handle from the tweets it embeds into their profile.
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Trying to capture and profit off of relevance in a veritable echo chamber of Twitter timelines, blogs, and SoundCloud embeds is a struggle most artists face.
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In addition, Samsung just announced the Bio-Processor, which embeds a variety of analog-to-digital converters on top of a low-power mobile processing unit.
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The social network supports native 360-degree streams, while Twitter does not, and has allowed live video embeds since it launched live streaming in December 2015.
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Third-party cookies have a variety of uses, from enabling basic site functions such as payment processing and video player embeds to serving and measuring advertising.
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In "Trust Exercise," an intelligent and layered portrait of a school's legacy, Choi takes this idea and embeds it deep within the structure of her book.
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Kim embeds with the military to chase stories, half-reluctantly hooks up with a foul-mouthed British journalist (Martin Freeman) and generally gets her groove back.
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The Vine embeds in this article, for instance, can be best viewed by navigating to Karl's profile from the top left corner dropdown in each clip.
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With the city in tatters, she embeds with the survivors to see how they are clearing land mines left behind by ISIS and rebuilding their lives.
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He also embeds himself with the cast and crew of "The Promise," a recent fictional film set around 1915 that explores the fighting and mass killings.
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One survivor, a French journalist named Mathilde (Emmanuelle Bercot), becomes our guide and occasional narrator as she embeds with the unit and records the women's stories.
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The company also has an offering in which it embeds a coach in a company to work with employees, executives and managers for mindfulness and development.
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The nonprofit group secretly embeds trackers in discarded devices, then hands them to recyclers to see where they end up, exposing bad practices in the process.
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VULGAR RANTS BY CAMPAIGN OFFICIALS: CONFIRMED Brynn (Carrie-Lynn Neales), Dobson's campaign staffer, constantly curses out the embeds and threatens retribution for reporting she didn't like.
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The new target embeds a 30 times multiple for the core commerce business and is tied for the highest projection by any analyst according to FactSet.
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This is the company, after all, that fills its homepage with animated Doodles, embeds fun easter eggs in its search results, and calls its own employees Googlers.
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If Gervais' jokes fall flat on Sunday, you know where to find Ollie all warm and toasty with an "I told you so" smile. //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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As part of the deal, Asahi will deploy Videogram's technology, which includes dynamic embeds and other video display services, across its consumer-facing media properties in Japan.
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Named Citee Connect, the scooter has a multimedia dashboard that embeds all the functions of a phone in a housing that protects against shocks and bad weather.
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The search giant wanted to show off the services offered by Assistant, its voice-controlled software powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that it embeds in its products.
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The technology, called ultrasonic cross-device tracking, embeds high-frequency tones that are inaudible to humans in advertisements, web pages, and even physical locations like retail stores.
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Behind the scenes: Nick's first series to address literacy education embeds lots of lessons for preschoolers (and its companion app can add even more to the experience).
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It has also integrated IGTV in Explore, allowed the sharing of IGTV videos to Stories, added the ability to save IGTV Videos and launched IGTV Web Embeds.
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Rather, it's an expansion that embeds itself within the fabric of the open-ended merc management game and widens the possibilities for what can and will happen.
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So something complicated is happening when my student's mother remembers and projects her deceased son, and embeds him in a religious narrative that helps her soldier on.
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Instead, there were just five network embeds -- a sign of how much her political stature has suddenly fallen after a disappointing showing in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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His songwriting dips into funk, R&B, reggae, metal, arena-rock and hip-hop, and he often embeds song samples and drum-machine sounds in his mixes.
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The "Serial" team embeds itself in courtrooms for over a year in Cleveland, Ohio, "the least exceptional, most middle-of-the-road, most middle-of-the-country place".
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One of its core features is its community, powered by maddeningly simple IRC-like chat windows that lack any of the modern conveniences like read receipts or embeds.
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Later on, the game even embeds the mechanics of the series's famous horde mode, where players fight off waves of enemies, by making it part of the campaign.
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In the documentary, VICE reporter Ben Anderson embeds with various groups fighting ISIS, interviews captured jihadist fighters, and investigates the troubles that have led to the region's destabilization.
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Instead, "Embeds" hopes to bring a knowing authenticity to the lives of young people, struggling earnestly and mightily, in situations they may not necessarily be equipped to handle.
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His artistic style, one that colorlessly abstracts, unifies, and embeds the worker within his or her technological environment, broadens the social politics of employment beyond the heroic human.
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The father of Evan, another toy influencer from the popular channel EvanTube HD, told Fast Company the family makes $073 million annually on Google and AdSense ad embeds.
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For instance, there is the burrower, the networker, the institutionalist — the predator who embeds himself within a hierarchical system that protects him because it wants to protect itself.
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It's here in this David Attenborough follow-up to his 2006 series, which embeds with wildlife in assorted locales — islands, mountains, jungles, deserts, grasslands and even in cities.
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"We call the segment embedded finance," Currencycloud CEO Mike Laven told CNBC in an interview, explaining the firm embeds its product into platforms from big banks and fintechs.
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Read today, the book's intellectually slapstick vision of corporatism run amok embeds it within the early to mid-0003s as firmly and emblematically as "The Simpsons" and grunge music.
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As for all the things that usually slow down web pages today, such as embeds, JavaScript-heavy content or Flash, WordPress strips out this content from the AMP pages.
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It hosts articles, embeds from Cook's YouTube channel, advertisements for anti-vax books and documentaries, a directory of medical professionals who oppose vaccination, and, of course, a donation button.
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There's some serious heat (see what we did there?) in the embeds below—from the classic deep house of Pepe Bradock, to Craig David, and Yves Tumor's souful falsetto.
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This month, they're also launching a mobile app , which will allow people to use a mobile search engine that does not track them and embeds a secure web browser.
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Apple's Messages platform will accelerate the larger movement of messengers into the "new browser," further expanding our language from text and pictures to GIFs, videos, stickers and dynamic embeds.
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But unlike their real-life counterparts, these campaign reporters ("embeds," in political parlance) were part of a fictional comedy set to debut in January with a six-episode run.
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VICE News Tonight traveled to Manila to report on what's slowly becoming America's newest outsourced job, and embeds with the first 27 Filipino teachers hired by Chicago Public Schools.
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That slip of paper, which serves as the official ballot, also embeds those votes in a barcode that the state's tabulators will scan to tally the results on Saturday.
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The press corps following Bloomberg has swelled; initially he was being trailed by only a couple network embeds, but now every major outlet is sending reporters on his trail.
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Romances certainly did blossom on the campaign trail, but all the embeds I know bent over backward to keep their flings secret, for fear of compromising their professional standing.
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" The Trump 2016 campaign digital chief Brad Parscale responded to a Politico report that first outlined the details of the study by disputing its characterization of embeds' work as "free.
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It also opens up the possibility of web embeds for Snapchat content in the future where users will be able to engage with curated event experiences on third-party sites.
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You may not have even realized it, but shockingly before this update, video embeds simply displayed the video's title without any information about the channel or creator who uploaded it.
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For whatever reason, C-SPAN doesn't allow video embeds, so you'll have to visit the site to see the giddiest wonks of 1996 dig deep for their cotillion dance training.
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Old - Free relief when ball embeds in areas cut to fairway height or less, unless local rule adopted to all relief anywhere expect water hazards (now penalty areas) and sand.
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Scott Z. Burns wrote the script, and he embeds us with the crisis managers, scientists and bureaucrats who are looking, rationally, for answers, devising containment strategies, working toward a vaccine.
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She also often embeds her canvas with pictures of herself and her family, yielding scenes that are densely layered not only with material but with personal memories and complex experiences.
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It is hard to wrap one's mind around such a catastrophe, but Ms. Guthrie's narrative embeds it in a succession of medical mishaps that serve as a warning: caveat emptor.
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For example, someone could create a podcast and write a smart contract that says when a media outlet embeds or shares the podcast, they pay the creator in Hubii tokens.
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The same would be true if Facebook embeds were working with third parties like Cambridge Analytica and other companies that help governments and ruling parties target their oppositions and win elections.
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The final push As it became clear that Trump would become the nominee and as the election turned from a primary to the general, our daily lives as embeds also changed.
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Poppy approves and sends him to get a "makeover" from a robot lady, who files down his teeth, lasers off his fingerprints, and embeds a molten-gold tattoo on his chest.
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Using a gene-editing tool like CRISPR to clear out an infectious disease may seem strange, but HIV is a retrovirus that embeds itself within DNA as a means to replicate.
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VICE embeds with the London branch of the Neturei Karta, a group of controversial ultra-Orthodox Jews who campaign against Zionism and for the immediate dismantling of the State of Israel.
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Meituan's local listing app Dazhong Dianping, dubbed China's Yelp, also embeds Baidu Maps and AutoNavi for users who need directions to restaurants or clubs they find on the Dazhong Dianping app.
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The products will be sold through the brands' websites, but the dtx company will measure whether the ads spur sales through technology embeds like QR codes to NFC tags, said Armstrong.
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Simply put, the melody and rhythm work together in such a strange, specific way that it becomes instantly recognizable; it embeds into your mind the same way a nursery rhyme might.
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Yet even if "Truth Is Hard" embeds itself in the American consciousness, it will probably never displace "I Got My Job Through The New York Times" as our most enduring slogan.
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This show, which premiered this year on FX and stars Dan Stevens, embeds itself within the confused superhero's point of view, so that the audience also has to guess what's real.
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"We just aren't seeing the monetization on YouTube embeds to make it worth our time for us and our video owners," Jukin's Chief Growth Officer Cameron Saless wrote Mashable in January 2016.
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Nor is it particularly surprising for a company that routinely embeds arbitrary restrictions on its unlimited lines in a bid to upsell you to more expensive services they may not actually need.
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Detective Dominick Carisi (Peter Scanavino) embeds undercover for weeks at a homeless shelter with a special section for convicted sex offenders, suspecting a resident is responsible for a string of rapes nearby.
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Meituan's local listing app Dazhong Dianping, dubbed as China's Yelp, also embeds Baidu Maps and AutoNavi for users who need directions to restaurants or clubs they find on the Dazhong Dianping app.
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The platform includes investments like Embr Labs, a wearable for regulating body temperature; Qleek, a company that embeds augmented reality experiences onto custom designed wooden blocks; and Vesper, a MEMS-powered microphones.
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Whatever version of Anna Delvey Rhimes and Netflix release to the public, that will be the version that takes, that embeds itself in the cultural consciousness for years and decades to come.
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Directed by Michelle Latimer (who is Métis and Algonquin) and reported by Sarain Fox (Anishinabe), both of Canadian indigenous descent, "Rise" is unabashedly on the side of the protesters it embeds with.
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The following story contains social media embeds with explicit language (CNN)Kodak Black is facing criticism for some remarks he made about Nipsey Hussle's girlfriend in the wake of the rapper's death.
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We worked as co-embeds over the next eight months, covering the always-eventful rallies and trying to share with our network the frustration and anger felt by the voters who attended them.
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That said, all existing Giphy embeds that meet these requirements will automatically be updated with the ability to switch over to the source video, so you may start seeing this around right away.
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A Juilliard grad, he has unimpeachable bebop chops on the alto saxophone — but he embeds them in a personal brand of refined neo-soul (he refers to his sound as "future jazz soul").
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And now the campaign has press embeds traveling with them everywhere they go — a stark departure from just a few weeks ago when they'd have to beg for that kind of media attention.
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And while the play serves as a stinging indictment of the state of public schools in Chicago and, more broadly, the country, Mr. Holter deftly embeds his finger-pointing in the drama itself.
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It gets at that silence that one needs to think deeply about complex issues — and gets at the silence that embeds itself in me when taking on a text that requires my attention.
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One character embeds rose thorns in her feet; several have very disordered eating habits; people die too young, go to war and hold in their cells and minds the memories of past trauma.
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However, many sites have gradually switched from using the video plug-in software and are now using HTML5, which is a language for creating web pages that embeds the clips in the page.
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Loïc Prigent ("Signé Chanel" and "Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton") embeds at several fashion houses — Sonia Rykiel, Fendi, Narciso Rodriguez, Alexander Wang, Diane von Furstenberg, Proenza Schouler and Versace — as runway presentations are finalized.
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The press surged as well, with regular visitors in addition to the resident press corps, plus dozens of reporters going out on military embeds, often directly from the United States and other countries.
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The foreign journalists, of which there are fewer, and the photographers, tend to be a little older than the US embeds, and hang around on the fringes of the louder American network coterie.
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Buffer handles all of the image embeds for you, and if you want to limit some posts to just Facebook, or just Twitter and Instagram, you can do that when you compose the message.
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And there's already an example of a smart speaker listening to silent commands from a TV: Alexa devices can hear a special signal Amazon embeds into Alexa commercials so they don't accidentally trigger commands.
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"AV: "Here's the best illustration of our relationship: I was carpooling through Florida with two embeds (one from CNN and one from The Associated Press) when I got a request to be on MSNBC.
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And, it was only earlier this summer that YouTube rolled out a vertical video conforming desktop player that displayed vertical video without black bars on its non-mobile website and in social media embeds.
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Update: Added a line and pullquote to make it clearer that the FTC does not consider disclosures in YouTube descriptions adequate, since they do not appear alongside videos in embeds or on other platforms.
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Krishna embeds with smugglers, doctors, immigrants, children, and cops across the country to learn how weed affects their lives and what role they fill in the ever-changing ecosystem that is marijuana in America.
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He followed Sir Vivian Fuchs to Antarctica and impersonated a Special Branch officer while pursuing a scoop about KGB embeds in a tiny seaside town where the Royal Navy tested equipment for undersea warfare.
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In this first episode of our video series, which you can watch above, we asked CNN's embeds to take a break from washing their well-traveled laundry to discuss the all-important campaign rally.
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Augmented reality is a technology that projects computerized images onto a live video image from the real world, while its cousin virtual reality completely embeds the user in a 360-degree computer-generated world.
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Liz Delaney is the program director of Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Climate Corps, a summer fellowship program that embeds trained, custom-matched graduate students inside leading organizations to accelerate clean energy projects and strategy.
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"Based on our recent meetings, we think RACE is poised to launch a new 4-year plan in early with much more aggressive targets than Consensus currently embeds," UBS wrote in a note Tuesday.
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Embeds created from the tool will continue to have live content, meaning that users viewing them will see current information, rather than a snapshot of what was going on at the time it was published.
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The fact that this feline dusts Gervais' RSPCA Animal Hero award with her tail every so often is all the proof we need that this is the only statue she cares about. //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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Click here to view original GIFBBC One's Spy in the Wild series embeds animatronic spy animals out in nature with their real life animal counterparts to see what life is really like in the wild.
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Which is where Accenture is hoping to step in with a support service — and one that also embeds ethical frameworks and toolkits into the product development lifecycle, so R&D remains as agile as possible.
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They'll both be featured in Snapchat Discover that sees 75 million Our Stories viewers per month, but also on the publishers' own properties thanks to Snap's embeds that have been underused since their January launch.
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Like most presidential-campaign corps, Clinton's comprises an aggressive bunch of mostly 20-something reporters, camera people and network "embeds" charged with tracking everything remotely newsworthy that a candidate might do on a given day.
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In it, VICE journalist Ben Anderson embeds with Iraqi fighters battling the Islamic State and gains access to three separate front lines in Iraq, where Sunni, Shiite, and Kurdish forces are fighting for their lives.
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A. Even if you have photos on your computer that were not taken on a smartphone or other GPS-enabled camera that embeds geographical coordinates into the files, you can add the location information manually.
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"A year ago, I would have said, 'Look, we're certainly approaching 85033 differently in general, there's more people on the ground, more embeds around the country, more of this, more of that,'" Todd told TVNewser.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Austin has launched an artist-in-residence program that embeds an artist within a civic department to create work that supports the local government and engages with the community.
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While I've only used Scribd in the past for PDF embeds in stories (like those here on TechCrunch dot com), their iPhone app is already vastly more pleasant to browse than something like Audible or Hoopla.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: DropboxTry throwing anything you like at Paper—a SoundCloud clip, a YouTube link, an image from disk, a tweet—and the app neatly embeds your media without breaking a sweat.
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And her speech to "Tim Shaw" — a laughable name she adopted for a creepy alien who embeds the teeth of his victims in his face — stood as a manifesto for the show, and for us all.
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The state of play: The Mueller trend also underpins why news organizations are willing to spend millions to staff up with knowledgable reporters and hire embeds to follow every candidate in the massive 2020 Democratic field.
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" Sacconaghi said he would agree with a skeptic's assessment that Tesla's valuation "embeds a very, very positive outlook, either about the automotive market or about a new set of businesses that Tesla can build going forward.
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The charges against him — which include the allegation that he embeds his speeches with "subliminal messages" that cause listeners to become violent — have been fiercely criticized by human rights groups and political leaders around the world.
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"I started discovering America while on embeds in Iraq and Afghanistan because I was suddenly seeing a cross culture of race and class in American society that I hadn't been exposed to growing up," he said.
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And he embeds all of these charts and you read it on first glance, it looks quite convincing and gets millions and millions of readers, epidemiologists say no, this is dangerous misinformation, to get misunderstand statistics.
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As they flirt and banter their way toward love and grapple with family matters, Jenkins embeds their emotional and domestic struggles in a lyrical contemplation of landscape that is, in turn, nested within a historical argument.
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CAMPAIGN BUS INTIMACY: UNCONFIRMED In one of the later episodes, "Things Get Hairy," two embeds wake up naked on the Dobson campaign bus after a night turned romantic, only to be discovered by a veteran reporter.
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The exhibition embeds deeply personal layers of meaning within apparently impersonal content; its deadpan map of an all-too-plausible eco-political future doubles as a trans-Pacific psycho-geography of the artist's own experiences and fears.
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The tear gas used by Iraqi security forces is delivered in metal canisters that function like grenades, causing "gruesome wounds and death after the grenade embeds in the skull," Amnesty International said in a report this week.
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That tool embeds a piece of computer code known as a pixel in ads shown on other sites, and tracks how that particular ad placement leads to customers viewing a product on Amazon or buying it outright.
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Biometric payment card startup Zwipe has swiped $14M to add to an earlier Series B round as it continues to work towards commercializing technology that embeds a fingerprint reader in payment plastic for an added layer of security.
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Where countless other startups are trying to solve bike theft with smart locks and handlebars, the upstart Dutch manufacturer embeds GSM and Bluetooth sensors in its smart bikes in order to track them if and when they're stolen.
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"We've introduced Box Shield, which embeds these content controls and protects the content in a way that doesn't compromise user experience, while ensuring safety for the administrator and the company, so their intellectual property is protected," Patel explained.
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Beirut's is a hybrid landscape, the greenery that pushes its way through breezeblock cracks and climbs across bullet-scarred façades is inseparable from the plastic that embeds itself in corners, the sodden cardboard that floats off the corniche.
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If you look at the track record of other countries in Asia, we see similar trends: an early constitution after military rule still embeds the military in the government apparatus but over time, there's dissolution of that power.
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West's best bursts are embedded below: Update January 217th 23:22PM ET: West has deleted the great majority of his tweets regarding Khalifa — all of the negative ones, basically — but their content is preserved in the embeds below.
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As we carom into the future, eyes blazing with neon heat and our minds racing through millions of permutations as the Matrix embeds itself into our brain stems I think we're all going to get a little peckish.
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Like many headphone manufacturers, the company embeds much of the electronics in the buds themselves, resulting in weighty pieces of hardware that have trouble staying put while I go for a run — or even just a brisk walk.
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The espionage novelist Olen Steinhauer ("All the Old Knives") created this glossy, energetic thriller, which embeds itself in the C.I.A.'s Berlin office as it battles its own version of Edward J. Snowden, known here as Thomas Shaw.
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The Soviet embeds Elizabeth and Philip have a new target, their daughter Paige keeps maturing into a deadly problem, the F.B.I. agent Stan Beeman remains wonderfully obtuse, and before the first hour is over, someone we like dies.
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Apple Maps website embeds will work pretty much the same way as they do on iOS, letting developers select a map area and allowing users to search for specific locations within the area and get directions between two points.
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The above tweet, from someone named Najahta, embeds a clip from Comedy Central's poorly received The President Show, and features Donald Trump impersonator Tony Atamanuik getting an earful from a child who may or may not be an actor.
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"When it comes to embeds, it tends to be young people in their 20s, out on the road with long periods with just each other," said Megyn Kelly of Fox News, who is an executive producer of the series.
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The linguistic podcast The Allusionist, hosted by Helen Zaltzman, uses "The Writing on the Wall" to highlight why the new Tate Britain installation has minimal panels, and how artist Fred Wilson embeds subtle institutional critique in incisive label text.
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For example, he writes that the brain is made of neurons organized in a hierarchy, which is correct, but he embeds this in an antiquated view of brain structure that experts in brain evolution have pooh-poohed for decades.
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He gave us access that our fellow embeds on other campaigns envied, he handed out his email address to voters, and he spent hours upon hours in conversations with people after events — all of which we were allowed to shoot.
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And as BuzzFeed News reported earlier this year, the country embeds foreigners in its military and gave the rank of major general to an American lieutenant colonel, Stephen Toumajan, placing him in command of a branch of its armed forces.
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This sea change in communications is defined by a single platform for persistent multi-modal collaboration—built on modern microservices architecture and programmable APIs—which embeds previously siloed applications like persistent team chat, audio, video, customer engagement, and workflow integrations.
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Other, less fraught features included Wave-specific groups, Google Maps embeds for location-related tagging, polls, in-app document creation and collaboration tools, and what effectively amounts to Track Changes but, uh, in PowerPoint-like format and viewable via a slider.
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And the R-Token Standard ostensibly provides an interface that embeds compliance at the token level and can be implemented in a way that ensures that specified requirements like investor caps and holding periods are met before a trade is approved.
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The new look for embeds as seen above is just a small experiment according to Dan Jackson, a Twitter spokesperson, but is part of Twitter's ongoing attempts to explore new ways of providing more social context around tweets, he says.
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Twitter's simplification of this particular information, especially in embeds where new users or advertisers who aren't as familiar with the platform are more likely to stumble upon them, is a smart way to make its internal success measure more externally relatable.
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The show focuses on the five young television embeds (three men, two women), a slightly awkward and stilted Republican candidate (the fictional governor of Rhode Island, who certainly seems to resemble Mitt Romney) and the candidate's Iowa and national press secretaries.
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Part of what makes it so enjoyable is that Mr. Chiang not only raises questions about the nature of reality and what it is to be human, but he also embeds them in his writing through different verb tenses and times.
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Instead of focusing on protecting the edge of the network with an outside-in approach, RackTop embeds advanced security and compliance capabilities directly into the system that holds the data, Eric Bednash, CEO and cofounder of RackTop, told Business Insider.
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It also embeds that history in daily life, departing from the televised spectacle of liftoffs and landings and the public drama of the civil rights movement to spend time with its heroines and their families at home and in church.
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But these "consultants" and embeds were not provided freely as an act of political charity; these tech workers more easily facilitate the purchase of advertising and other technology services, which makes it easier for tech companies to make money from the election cycle.
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It embeds him, socially and intellectually, within the tumultuous times through which he lived — the American Revolution, the French Revolution and the seemingly endless Peninsular Wars all played out during his lifetime — and tells us how he was received as an artist.
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"Our updated "Grey Sky" downside scenario price of $82 embeds an assumption for incremental 25% tariffs on another ~20% of goods in the Dollar Tree banner measured by sales volume, which would reduce our 2020 EPS by approximately $1," said Credit Suisse.
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Among the key pieces introduced today as technology previews are the Tanzu Mission Control, a tool for managing Kubernetes clusters wherever they live, and Project Pacific, which embeds Kubernetes natively into vSphere, the company's virtualization platform, bringing together virtual machines and containers.
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And while during her protest Loomer complained to a live broadcast audience of at least 10,000 people that she was being silenced, many of them were watching that stream through Twitter embeds or watching it on Periscope because of Twitter news alerts.
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He said he uses the same approach he used when managing another fund at Thornburg Asset Management, which "embeds the importance of compounding," or finding companies with the potential to steadily grow their business over time and benefit from strong domestic demand.
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And because today's social platforms favor native uploads, the ability to push a video from Vimeo to sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in that same manner means creators are likely also expanding their reach, rather than using embeds or links.
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The aircraft embeds some features already used on previous Russian aircraft, that give to the Su-57 the capability to operate from unprepared runways, like a rugged landing gear, mudguards, air intake screens and diverter slots to prevent FOD (Foreign Object Debris) injection.
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Instead of automatic pop-ups or embeds, readers can decide if they want to see a video by placing their finger or cursor over text in an online article (try it in this Esquire Singapore article by hovering over the pink highlighted text).
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He embeds lines of poetry in journalistic essays like a rogue reporter; conversely, he'll forge a sonnet or rhymed tercets out of reported language, as he does in poems that incorporate the testimony of Tony Lagouranis, who witnessed the torture at Abu Ghraib.
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The 9-year-old Scottish fold from Japan has an Instagram page littered with photos, not one of them looking very happy (especially the pic of the cat using the litter box, for obvious reasons). //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.js//platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.js//platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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The embeds from Silicon Valley traveled to campaign office several times a week to assist with digital ad buys, including who the campaign should be targeting and how much the Trump campaign needed to spend to reach his desired audiences, according to a RNC official.
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After experimenting with different ways to use this robust yarn through looming and crocheting, Cevese developed the process that has become the foundation of her company: She embeds scraps into polyurethane, a durable, waterproof, lightweight plastic material, which she uses to make functional bags.
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Again, though, if many people have access to and copy this data on a semi-regular basis, then you may stand a chance of being just one suspect of many—unless, of course, the system embeds the file with metadata specifically tying it to you.
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Backshall travels to the Bahamas to get close with some tiger sharks, and Bonnin embeds with a research station near the Great Barrier Reef to study how baby sea turtles make their arduous journey from the shores where they hatch back into the sea.
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Some of the best works here emphasize a fiery red, like "Red, Blue, Black" of 1957, which embeds blunt hieroglyphs in that shade, then finishes them off with fine electric drizzles of color, or the bold calligraphic five-color etching "Signs in Motion," also 1957.
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The report has other juicy tidbits, like how Apple embeds part of its security team into product teams to try to prevent leaks, and how Apple searched for a mole within its campus for 3 years before finding out who was spilling the beans.
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The decision comes days after Twitter launched what it calls a "Transparency Center" to publicly disclose who is advertising on the network, which has 328 million monthly active users around the world but whose tweets are also distributed through embeds across the news media.
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"The rupee ... is symptomatic of the overall situation in emerging markets, but it also embeds some idiosyncratic problems - with the fiscal deficit growing and the current account deficit widening on (the) back of rising commodity prices," said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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Verizon Wireless routinely embeds all manner of limits in its unlimited mobile data plans, including restrictions on HD streaming, restrictions on the use of phones as modems or hotspots, and a general 25 GB consumption limit that results in users having their connections throttled to a crawl.
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Storify 2 works inside Livefyre Studio and lets users create stories that can be embedded into sites, though now that most blogging platforms offer direct embeds of posts from Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, there seems to be less of a need for niche products like Storify.
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Featured entrepreneurs and air order (subject to change): John Paul DeJoria - Co-founder & Chairman of the Board, John Paul Mitchell Systems and The Patrón Spirits Company Business journalist Farnoosh Torabi embeds for 48 hours with billionaire entrepreneur John Paul DeJoria to discover the secrets to his success.
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"The rupee ... is symptomatic of the overall situation in emerging markets, but it also embeds some idiosyncratic problems - with the fiscal deficit growing and the current account deficit widening on back of rising commodity prices," said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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In a sculptural installation called "The Road to Sanchi," the Israeli-born American artist Ghiora Aharoni embeds videos of his trips to four South Asian holy places — Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim — inside vintage Indian taxi meters: Even on the path to bliss, time is money.
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To that end, Chileans must be wary of attempts to use the process as a stalking horse for radical reforms to the important underpinnings of the constitution or efforts for a new social pact that embeds a wide range of social benefits that the state cannot deliver.
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A digital reading platform that embeds interactive vocabulary assessments and comprehension tests in literary texts may guide young readers to "just right" books, and may give teachers insight into their students' reading stamina and their progression from one "Lexile level"—a measure of literacy—to another.
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In the second episode of our new VICELAND show, BALLS DEEP, host Thomas Morton embeds with the hardworking men and women of Miller's Launch, a tug and barge company based out of Staten Island that has been serving the Port of New York and New Jersey since 1977.
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Through New York City's year-long Public Artists in Residence program, which "embeds artists into public agencies," Fazlalizadeh will be helping to answer that question by using the commission's work to inform a large-scale public art piece addressing street violence and harassment with an (as always) intersectional approach.
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My, what big teeth they have: Using military-grade thermal cameras, this series embeds in Luangwa National Park in Zambia to watch some of Africa's fiercest nocturnal predators — lions, leopards and, in this final episode, hyenas — as they search for their next meals while struggling to raise their young.
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The resin, which laps and bubbles at the edges of the wooden slats, forms a waxy, translucent body that embeds the design like the copper circuit of a computer chip — an inversion of the natural and the artificial, with the wood impersonating metal and the polyurethane reading as cyborg flesh.
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Bottom's up, our +6.6% modeled top-line growth through FY21 (< 10% trailing 2-year average) conservatively embeds high-single digit growth in non-core growth categories (a haircut to double-digit growth the past 3 years) and maintaining (not growing) the brand's current 26% "core" men's US bottom's market share.
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When Spider-Man goes a little bit evil, thanks to a weird alien that embeds itself in the fibers of his suit, he stops caring about altruism and starts caring about the cool stuff: snapping fingers, boogying, popping collars, hitting on co-workers, sitting in someone else's chair, side-swooped bangs.
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" Inside the body, new bone cells are constantly forming while osteoclast cells slough off others, a process known as resorbing but that Switek more memorably embeds in my imagination as "something like what happened to the deck of Nostromo in 'Alien' when the face hugger's acid blood melted through the floor.
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Ms. Siaca, 23, a two-time Miss New York runner-up with more than 2000,265 Instagram followers, was one of several fit young women who attended a private shopping party in Little Italy last week for Wearable X, a high-tech clothing company that embeds haptic technology within its garments.
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"Embeds" focuses on five 20-somethings — Noah (Taylor Zakhar), Marissa (Kelsey Asbille), T. J. (Andre Jamal Kinney), Quinn (Max Ehrich) and Syd (Chloe Brooks) — who work at competing television networks and travel full time to cover the primary campaign of the show's fictional governor of Rhode Island, John Dobson (Don Tieri).
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With so many factors at play and the scope of Russian interference in the election still being discovered, it's hard to point to how Clinton campaign used or didn't use Facebook embeds as a singular contributing factor in her loss, but it's also hard to deny that it didn't have some impact.
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Their obituaries tell us what we already know–that your feed could look a lot more interesting, more avant-garde, joyous, local, intimate, kinky, weird, and hilarious–and yes, scarier and even more hateful than it does now–thanks to varying degrees of censorship, cross-platform embeds, aesthetic customization, technopanic, and algorithm-free zones.
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"Our forecast...embeds solid summer hiring of students and recent graduates, and we note that job growth tends to accelerate in June when the labor market is tight," according to economists at Goldman Sach, who said they expect 200,000 jobs were created in June and that unemployment slipped to 3.7 percent from 3.8 percent.
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Again and again, we return to a heartbreaking image of him building a model of a lunar settlement—which we learn, of course, took 14 years and about 22,000 individual polystyrene pieces—in which he embeds, below ground, a tiny family, his own, huddled together, cozy and protected from all the outside terrors, present and historical.
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This is often a problem on illegal online video service websites, which are growing in popularity as more consumers cut the cord with traditional TV. These ads and embeds can sometimes be hard to identify, even by savvier web users, because they're often designed in a way to make them indistinguishable from the website's other content.
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It currently has three integrations based on some of the most common tools used by developers — GitHub (where you can link Pull Requests and close Linear issues on merge), Figma designs (where you can get image previews and embeds of Figma designs), and Slack (you can create issues from Slack and then get notifications on updates).
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Photo by Jae C. Hong/AP From the very beginning of my two-and-a-half day stint with the Sanders crew, it was apparent that there was a subtle hierarchy separating old embeds — the Washington Post, ABC, and Buzzfeed — who have chased the campaign since last spring, and the troupe of newbies who have jumped on the press wagon in recent weeks.
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Third-party embeds will now be open to all developers, but for today, the first group of partner companies to host IFTTT recipes are video doorbell Ring, money manager Qapital, pollution monitor Foobot, garage manager Garageio, car monitor Automatic, air quality tracker Awair, video doorbell Skybell, smart bulb company LIFX, weather info provider Bloomsky, messaging app Roger, home security startup Abode, and Stack Lighting.
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She embeds herself with microbial biologists looking to the termite's gut for clues about how to process wood into ethanol and solve the world's fuel problems; roboticists trying to decipher the simple algorithm that allows the termite to build the equivalent of a skyscraper without a complex brain to guide it; and ecologists trying to harness the termite's eco-engineering powers to regenerate land devastated by mining.
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I could write an entire post thanking the dozens of engineers who made the hundreds of small changes throughout various code bases, the hours that our advertising teams put in communicating with partners or updating the thousands of slots that needed a URL change, or how helpful our editorial teams have been to push for better video embeds and ensuring we still have the best content on the web.
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He embeds with the veteran reliever Todd Coffey as he undergoes Tommy John in the hopes of making a late-career comeback, providing a vivid play-by-play of the tendon-harvesting and bone-drilling that go on in the O.R. He paints an affecting portrait of Daniel Hudson, an Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander who is one of the unlucky ones: His surgery fails, threatening to end his career before it's begun.
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"New addition to the family his name is Phil," Bieber wrote on Instagram with a pic of the pup resting his face in the singer's hand (like, we said, aww-mazing!) Esther and Phil A video posted by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) on Feb 4, 2016 at 7:10pm PST In the series of pics, Phil is seen hanging out with Esther, another pooch in the pack, and they look like they are hitting it off. //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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Throughout Afro Kismet, Wilson embeds his emphasis on blackness within a wide-ranging set of social and economic interactions, perhaps most literally with two world globes on which he has painted dark swooshes, obscuring the boundaries of countries and continents, and capturing the whirlwind that was globalization during the early modern period — for better or for worse: in the former case, for wealthy merchants (and artists) in Venice and Antwerp; in the latter, for parts of Africa.
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You start to see the limits of the resolution, which Insta 360 says is "3K," when you do things like view them in immersive VR via Google Photos in Daydream, for instance – but for viewing on desktop and mobile via embeds lie those found in this article, there's plenty of detail and the quality looks excellent, especially given how much software is at work behind-the-scenes stitching the 180-degree images from the two cameras together and making sure the image doesn't look wonky.
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