Humanly: Humanly wants to automate job candidate screening for companies that typically receive a high volume of applications.
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Easy — put in as little effort as humanly possible.
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As distant from a boring rectangle as is humanly possible.
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And we are dealing with it humanly, financially and governmentally.
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We did everything humanly possible, and we exhausted every opportunity.
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More from VICE: Make it as easy as humanly possible.
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We are scaling hospital capacity as fast as humanly possible.
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Cat Power's delicate vocals on Wanderer were clear and humanly rendered.
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The aim: to get as close to nature as humanly possible.
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Which means he wants the information as soon as humanly possible.
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The answer, really, is to become as human as humanly possible.
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"Simply, it is humanly impossible to do this alone," he said.
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We're just wringing as much comedy out of them as humanly possible.
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Of course, Nick sent her packing as soon as he humanly could.
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It's just not humanly possible for both things to happen at once.
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If I can donate and do anything humanly possible, I'll do that.
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We did as much as I believe was humanly possible [in-camera].
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Whenever you learn your lines, learn them as fast as humanly possible.
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And it will have to do so as quickly as humanly possible.
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Then, the team members spelled the words as fast as humanly possible.
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Brienne's dedication to doing impressive but humanly possible tasks is truly admirable.
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Tidal's latest feature has arrived with as little fanfare as humanly possible.
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Throughout the drive, our minds were racing: Was it even humanly possible?
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In fact, the two spent the party as close as humanly possible.
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Get the politicians out of our classrooms as much as humanly possible.
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Those tools allow computers to sift through more data than humanly possible.
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"We're trying to keep a humanly sustainable level of work," he said.
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I have treated you with great respect as much as humanly possible.
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While such a cross-country trek is humanly possible, it isn't probable.
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Delete accounts that post more tweets per minute than is humanly possible.
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Chocolate Croissants I think it might be humanly impossible to hate croissants.
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Right now Amazon is already doing everything not-humanly possible, including artificial intelligence.
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The Prayvaganza wedding was all about adherence to dogma and humanly devised ritual.
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We really try to respect our users' privacy as much as humanly possible.
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I'm going to keep going and making as much music as humanly possible.
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Which is why we love ordering everything humanly possible on Amazon (hello, Prime!).
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He said that U.S. forces "do everything humanly possible" to prevent such casualties.
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When she crammed in as much beach time as humanly possible. #Vacaygoals. 20.
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Mr Liew advises teams to push for promotion "as quickly as humanly possible".
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S.D.A.-regulated sense of the word: funky around the edges, humanly fermented, alive.
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And his administration is dismantling bureaucratic red-tape as fast as humanly possible.
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I'm married, have no kids, and travel as much as humanly possible. Priorities!
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How do you have the best time humanly possible while seeing your faves?
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Giga New York will reopen for ventilator production as soon as humanly possible.
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These men are racing to eat as much shrimp cocktail as humanly possible.
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My days off are spent mostly horizontal and as mindless as humanly possible.
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Man made us better at what we do than was ever humanly possible.
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It's unprecedented, and it's deeply, humanly disturbing, never mind criminally out of the ordinary.
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Sam and I make it as close to Wells Fargo as is humanly possible.
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Don't let anyone shame you into not taking as many selfies as humanly possible.
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First, President Trump should — if humanly possible — move up his visit to Puerto Rico.
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The Backstreet Boys, taking up as much space with their legs as humanly possible.
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The game consisted of throwing a handball at somebody as hard as humanly possible.
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It is humanly impossible for any one person — or TV critic — to catch up.
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It's sort of like a normal conversation, but with as much singing as humanly possible.
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But it also means that she's as far removed from Julie Andrews as humanly possible.
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For me, it was playing video games and doing absolutely as little as humanly possible.
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Eating the same prepared egg product from the same chain as often as humanly possible.
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It's a little like a Giving Tree scenario, albeit with the lowest stakes humanly possible.
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A lot more WiseUp content and just trying to be as consistent as humanly possible.
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Another day, another attempt by Amazon to make buying something as easy as humanly possible.
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"We are doing everything humanly possible to find them, despite extraordinarily difficult conditions," he said.
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First, gather as many friends as humanly possible, as a bigger party equals more fun.
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It's more awareness, and you want as many eyeballs on your stuff as humanly possible.
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I'm trying to get as close to the truth as humanly possible and tell it.
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But that didn't stop your parents from using their accounts for as long as humanly possible.
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We wanted to try to limit his shots and make it humanly as tough as possible.
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In practice, I expect Facebook will have as little to say about this as humanly possible.
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""This research comes nowhere close to supporting the case that the discovered specimens were humanly manufactured.
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" Dan Emery, Nashville: "Run the strictest timeline you can humanly run, especially for fest style benefits.
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As humanly possible, I would like to make a guarantee that it will never happen again.
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We try to cover as many scenarios as humanly possible from low intensity to high intensity.
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Eat some drugs (in a responsible manner) and listen to this as soon as humanly possible.
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It might not have spread … The most important thing is catching it as early as humanly possible.
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"The goal is to enable them to create more content than was humanly possible before," said Wohns.
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Our culture has brainwashed us into thinking that we have to be as busy as humanly possible.
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Our VIP winter priorities consist of the following: staying warm, cozy, and as healthy as humanly possible.
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Wine: we love drinking it, but we also want it to be as cheap as humanly possible.
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He is as politically searching as he is humanly subtle, always attentive to a character's civic plight.
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Watch it above, and make sure you give Aktive Deluxe a spin as soon as humanly possible.
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Restaurants will cram as many tiny tables and tiny chairs on the sidewalk as is humanly possible.
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The kick has to be perfect, down to a degree of precision that's just not humanly likely.
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"Giga New York will reopen for ventilator production as soon as humanly possible," Musk tweeted on Wednesday.
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"As much as humanly possible, the 19th-century dictionary of English is in here," he told me.
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Sanders said Sunday that he "worked as hard as humanly possible" once Clinton was the Democratic nominee.
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That must never, if humanly possible, be that, according to plenty of people in Britain and elsewhere.
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And he knows I'm going to do everything I can humanly possible to take care of that.
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He's one of those guys that eats more than seems humanly possible but never puts on any weight.
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Yes, there is an actual end to Threes, and it is in fact humanly possible to reach it.
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I also wanted to get as far away from my hometown of Panama City, Florida, as humanly possible.
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The company is hellbent on flinging orders to the doorsteps of Prime customers as fast as humanly possible.
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It seems the steaming service would like us to continue bingeing as much Friends episodes as humanly possible.
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For those who are new moms, "We want them to be as comfy as humanly possible," Mirisola said.
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And any album which results from that is one I want to hear as soon as humanly possible.
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Children were wise and adults idiotic, and everyone was attempting some humanly self-interested version of their best.
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"He was encouraging me to smoke more and more and get as high as humanly possible," says Wind.
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"We are doing everything humanly possible to calm these fears and protect our staff and patients," Kaplan said.
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"We are doing everything humanly possible to calm these fears and protect our staff and patients," Kaplan said.
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Baskin continued to do what she loves: protecting and saving as many big cats as she humanly can.
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About 300 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute, so reviewing it is not humanly possible.
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Just as foster parents are not generally heaven-sent or evil incarnate, foster kids are also humanly imperfect.
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Secondly, to do everything humanly possible so that there is no doubt about what happened in this accident.
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There was only one goal: To advance the Trump brand and make as much money as humanly possible.
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But instead, Jason Garrett&aposs squad began its gaffes as early as humanly possible — with the opening toss.
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The actress and activist nibbles on a rainbow chocolate ice cream with more grace than should be humanly possible.
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C. and I split things up and work together to get out of there as fast as humanly possible.
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People use automated bots to comb the internet and purchase the most sought-after shoes faster than humanly possible.
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She ends the song by belting out the chorus, holding the notes for longer than we thought humanly possible.
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Namely, to get as much on the page of what I could do as a writer as humanly possible.
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Sitting down with the Rift, meanwhile, feels as close to being a brain in a jar as humanly possible.
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Rather, sportsmen and women have long been edging ever closer to the limits of what is, literally, humanly possible.
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"Whenever people attempt to push the limits of what's considered humanly possible, they're invariably described as crazy," said Aikins.
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This is the team that keeps the tournament chugging along, getting the standings up as quickly as humanly possible.
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To make this as clear as humanly possible: This will never happen as long as McConnell is leader. Period.
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SO WE'RE TAKING THE NECESSARY STEPS IN A COKE WAY, HUMANLY AND WITH DIGNITY, BUT WE'RE GONNA BE PRODUCTIVITY.
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And four years later, there's more content than anyone could humanly watch, and it's all just about spending money.
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Now that Gideon has accomplished what few even knew was theoretically possible, let alone considered humanly possible, what's left?
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Many of my barista friends recommended chuggin' all the water that is humanly available, and intuitively it makes sense.
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In their video for "Alligator," Canadian singers Tegan and Sara are basically wearing as much clothing as humanly possible.
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"Our goal will be to reduce that footprint and close that gap as much as humanly possible," Scobie said.
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I resigned from my group practice because of Corporate's mandate to see more patients per day than humanly possible.
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If I see a lemon cake recipe I've never tried, I'll bake it as soon as is humanly possible.
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Optimizing is going to allow you to milk as much time out of those 82 years as humanly possible.
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This has led to unchecked waste and redundancies in a sprawling bureaucracy that would be humanly impossible to map.
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Germophobe that I am, I walked into the hospital aspiring to leave the place as soon as humanly possible.
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The Henson folks—yes, we're talking about puppets—did everything humanly possible to replicate the aesthetic of the original.
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Nothing quite like starting a degree program with a panel on how to get out as soon as humanly possible.
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Human resource departments need to overhaul the application and interview process to make them as gender-blind as humanly possible.
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The biggest misconception about race car drivers is that our job involves piling through curves as fast as humanly possible.
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With his bedroom eyes, sleepy smile, and abundant charm, you think it'd be humanly impossible to recreate Gosling in wax.
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One would think that after such an accomplishment the vehicle would be put to use as soon as humanly possible.
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Fast forward 29 years and Alvow is about as far away from sexy, sweaty '80s music videos as humanly possible.
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Heck, maybe the company just really wants to get the Alexa delivery system in as many homes as humanly possible.
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We did it as quickly as humanly possible, but for it to be good and not to compromise either project.
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I consistently act as stoned and weird and myself as humanly possible around my girlfriend, and she adores me nonetheless.
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If there's anything Samsung knows how to do better than its competitors, it's making ads as weird as humanly possible.
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That talent, and that hunger to do as much with it as he humanly can, has gotten Stauskas this far.
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Teresia Lischewski (pictured) bought a pair of Mr Lore's fangs last Halloween and wears them "as often as humanly possible".
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So when I plan a spa outing, I want to get the most relaxation and tension relief as humanly possible.
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Yes, he got angry, and he could be intolerant, enigmatic, even faltering in strength; he died, humanly, on the Cross.
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In order to be as accurate as humanly possible, these companies would need to sequence every person on the planet.
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It's… it's like he's trying to dip fondue while getting as little cheese on his shirt cuff as humanly possible.
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During the campaign, American military officials are trying to remain "as invisible as we can humanly be," said Lt. Gen.
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" She said to applause that "we can and must do everything humanly possible to truly master this challenge to humankind.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Tesla's New York Gigafactory will reopen and start producing ventilators 'as soon as humanly possible.
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"My career really took off after being with Jason because he is the most supportive partner humanly imaginable," she said.
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The president managed to fire F.B.I. chief James Comey in the most unseemly, strange and borderline ridiculous manner humanly possible.
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"When I see a hitter trying to hit the ball as far as humanly possible, I like it," Morton said.
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My husband's glasses fogged up during the vows and his best man was sweating more than I thought humanly possible.
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So we emailed an urgent request: Please make sure the recorders are as close to the president as humanly possible.
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Our Kylie sources say it's humanly impossible for Chung to be the dad because he never had sex with Kylie.
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I'm sure at this point your readers are closing their computers and unsubscribing to whatever they humanly can unsubscribe to.
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KF: The body prints are as colorful as humanly possible, even more full of color than my paintings usually are.
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That gave me two and a half months to get my shit together and make as much money as humanly possible.
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"I try to steer the conversation away from politics as much as humanly possible," conservative lobbyist Janine Olsen told Fox News.
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Meredith, if you're reading this, let us know as soon as humanly possible about every single thing that's going on here.
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The key to losing fat as fast as humanly possible is to do high-intensity interval training (HIIT) instead, they argue.
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It gives the impression that dang, money must be pretty valuable, and the player should collect as much as humanly possible.
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When Eric asks Kathy for permission to propose, she...doesn't say no, giving the most neutral answer that is humanly possible.
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Of course, the goal is to have as close to zero injuries as humanly possible, so we need to keep improving.
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The publisher responded by moving up the sale date as soon as humanly possible, to the next day at 9 a.m.
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"It's humanly impossible for any doctor to know all this information," said IBM's Chief Health Officer Dr. Kyu Rhee told Mashable.
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Maybe that's a rational response, to keep the most cursed football franchise as far away from your city as humanly possible.
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" Sanders pledged to "do everything humanly and legally possible" to make sure the GOP bill "never sees the light of day.
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" In Sessions' prepared remarks, he pledged his department would take up as many of the referrals from DHS "as humanly possible.
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But sometimes, when you have turned up as much as is humanly possible, the only turn remaining is the turn left.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company's New York Gigafactory will reopen "as soon as humanly possible" to begin ventilator production.
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He not only owned slaves; he did everything he humanly could to make sure the institution was going to continue forever.
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He said he was there when her car crashed and that everything "humanly possible" was done to try to save her.
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It seemed to flow from the knowledge that he was doing just about all that was humanly possible to help others.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed Tuesday that her nation would do "everything humanly possible" to curb the impacts of climate change.
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She is permanently, strategically crouched down to minimize her strike zone, and her walks turn into stealing every base humanly possible.
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"There is no humanly way" to address means to fix the agency in a regular legislative session, Justice said on Monday.
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"We will always do anything humanly possible to locate the Beaumont children and take them home to their family," he said.
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Use a soft roll here, so you can stuff as many crispy chickpea fritters into your hungry maw as humanly possible.
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I just wanted Sophie to be as close to Ruby as humanly possible and Ruby made that happen for all of us.
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Man, I'm just born to be in it, and want to do everything I humanly can for this country at this moment.
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This is is no way an indictment of Jenkins, who should of course try to get paid as much as humanly possible.
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Together, with another well-known SMB speedrunner, Kosmic, the two have pushed the game to levels of speed once thought humanly impossible.
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"We got as near as we could humanly get to 100 percent recycled," says Miles Johnson, Patagonia's creative director of product design.
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We'll be there covering it all (well, as much as we humanly can!) from the convention floor, to the parties, and beyond.
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Tuesday's voting was only a weenie prologue, although naturally we intend to read as much into the results as is humanly possible.
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The first half of the arc will take place linearly, progressing from the beginning in the straightforward humanly experienced direction of time.
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"They induce guilt by setting up a perfect standard for you to follow, one that is humanly impossible to attain," Greek says.
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" In the press room after his wins, Rhett added, "My next milestone is to be the best dad that I humanly can.
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Meanwhile, I had lost, along with everything else, all motivation; day after day, I did as close as humanly possible to nothing.
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He figured the best way to do that would actually be to cram as much basketball into his life as humanly possible.
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I am, however, insufferably cheap, so I try not to spend more than humanly possible when dolling myself up for public consumption.
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Hell, the entirety of John Kasich's campaign strategy seemed to be focused on stuffing his gob with as much food as humanly possible.
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"I hope that we are back at the table and getting a 'phase two' deal done as soon as humanly possible," he said.
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The neuroscience of expertise The performances of experts often leave us speechless, wondering how it is humanly possible to pull off such feats.
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The stunning assortment brings fans as close as humanly possible to those spring days inside Ascot Sound Studios when rock history was made.
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Although I can't say I'm one to avoid washing my hair as long as humanly possible, I'm really glad I tried this experiment.
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The Bengals cut Devon from their team before word of Leah's condition got out — but his response was as classy as humanly possible.
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"I think Duff pushed it as far as anyone can humanly push it," his doctor tells us at one point in the film.
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"I'm [as] on the fence as I can humanly be," said Matthew Rogers, a 39-year-old NRA member and gunsmith from Arkansas.
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With all the talk about saving as much as humanly possible for retirement, it's hard to know if you're on the right track.
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"What I feel like I'm doing is showing people what is humanly possible when someone commits their entire life to something," he said.
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"The goal is to produce an accurate counting in as short of time as humanly possible to deliver an accurate counting," he said.
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At a time when I was pretty strapped for cash, I wanted to be able to procure as much clothing as humanly possible.
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So I went on a tour de food court and tried to sample as much of the feast as I could humanly carry.
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Musk said Wednesday that the company's factory in Buffalo, New York, will open "as soon as humanly possible" to produce more ventilators there.
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If said client is being accused of a crime, their mission is to make the whole matter sound as boring as humanly possible.
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We needed to make it look the way it would have looked, so we were using natural light as much as humanly possible.
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Robots are set to perform spinal surgery with "greater accuracy than humanly possible" as part of a new research project at a U.K. university.
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And for the love of God, if you happen to have decorative pot leaves on hand, use as many as humanly possible (for flair).
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The aim of the LUMI is to make autonomous aerial vehicles as simple as humanly possible, with control as easy as pressing a button.
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Suddenly the only thing that mattered was getting hold of StarCraft as soon as humanly possible and returning to the fight against the Zerg.
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We demand the same name and core qualities that companies advertise in their glitziest and priciest marketing, but at a price that's humanly attainable.
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But washing less frequently also means I have to get creative with how I can extend my blowouts for as long as humanly possible.
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Involve your successor in all important decisions and, to the degree humanly possible, make sure that she agrees with any of your announced strategies.
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Alicia Amira has undergone several procedures chasing a single goal: to make herself look as much like a plastic sex doll as humanly possible.
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Now, thanks to the delayers in the fossil fuel industry, there's no margin left: We have to go as fast as is humanly possible.
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In recent days, he has expressed his desire, for the sake of his fans, to be on the court as much as humanly possible.
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The goal for the night, obviously, is to snort as much of the decidedly speedy blow my colleague has just procured as humanly possible.
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We'll take the second question first, as it's answered in the same way by every person I talk to: As soon as humanly possible.
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We've done all that's humanly possible to look after it and be patient, I don't think anyone could accuse us of doing anything wrong.
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Humanly speaking, no more is required, and no more can reasonably be asked, for this planet to remain a place fit for human habitation.
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He's not always the man we see on TV, but he's made a deliberate choice to be that man as often as humanly possible.
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We'll use background firm checks, we'll use the ethics group process and do everything humanly possibly to validate the people involved in the transaction.
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"We go out of our way to always do everything humanly possible to reduce loss of life or injury among innocent people," he said.
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Blame rests as much on internet platforms for doing as little as humanly possible to prevent the targeted harassment of individuals during and since GamerGate.
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" So even before attempting treatment, Saltz says, the best thing these models can do is "tune it out just as much as is humanly possible.
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According to TMZ, the "yodeling Walmart kid" is heading to the music festival, proving that Coachella 2018 will truly be as lit as humanly possible.
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A basic standard of living for every human being with as equal a chance to succeed as is humanly possible will always be the goal.
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I crawl right into bed and lie down for as long as humanly possible before putting my shoes back on and heading out the door.
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"I was hearing a degree of cool that I had no idea was humanly sustainable," he later wrote in an essay for New York magazine.
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Because they see everything (or as much as is humanly possible), they're generally predisposed to look for that which is different, novel or otherwise distinctive.
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Mueller, who has been personally attacked repeatedly by Trump stayed as neutral as humanly possible, which gives him the benefit of appearing, somehow, still impartial.
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Now ask yourself this: If Trump wasn't recording phone calls, why wouldn't Spicer jump at the opportunity to clarify that as soon as humanly possible?
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"We are doing everything humanly possible to prevent these kind of events and incidents from occurring as a result of our operations," said the general.
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Even then, it's not a smooth transition; she fucks up frequently and humanly while always working at herself and testing the bounds of her confidence.
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Instead, Mula told him that it wasn't humanly possibly to hit some of the notes, because a human voice couldn't change so quickly between them.
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You humanly can't watch every single player so Monty could tap you on the shoulder and say 'these are three players that caught my eye'.
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The "deep state" isn't really partisan, it's more an agreement by the establishment to keep its hold on power for as long as humanly possible.
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Superlative feats have always thrilled average mortals, in part, perhaps, because they register as a victory for Team Homo Sapiens: they redefine the humanly possible.
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To basically circulate as many people as humanly possible in and out, improving the stations has also become a major focus of the agencies' plan.
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People want to be able to store their cars as close as humanly possible to the front door of whatever place they're trying to visit.
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The Bucks are on a 12.53-win pace, with Antetokounmpo piling up ridiculous numbers that shouldn't be humanly possible in just 212.5 minutes a game.
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President, I want to do everything humanly possible to roll up my sleeves and lead the fight in the Senate to deliver on our promises.
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We will get to the bottom of what we have out there in terms of what went on to the extent that it's humanly possible.
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Remember when she utilized the talents of producer Mike WiLL Made-It, twerking whenever humanly possible before making clumsy and offensive comments about black culture?
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Everyone is either heading out of their current apartment or moving into someplace new, all with hopes of getting settled in as soon as humanly possible.
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Which is why one Saturday afternoon, I find myself with two friends on a side-street of Bangkok as far away from reality as humanly possible.
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"I do think Cincinnati in earnest tried, I know we did everything humanly possible to get it done, and it just didn&apost happen," Brown said.
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Who hasn't tried to fold, roll, and stuff as much as humanly possible into a suitcase, knowing full well you'll be digging through a mess later?
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FWB has the day off so we head over to our fave brunch place/old haunt and get waffles with as many toppings as humanly possible.
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And as soon as this VIP food news broke, I knew that I simply HAD to try the strange-sounding snack — as soon as humanly possible.
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"Multitasking is not humanly possible," said Earl K. Miller, a neuroscience professor at the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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"Their biggest priority in the next six months should be ensuring that the Model Y is produced with as little drama as humanly possible," Ramsey said.
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""Unfortunately we lost her yesterday in a horrific accident, I was the first one there and trust me we did everything humanly possible to save her!!
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One day early in his career, at Olympic Stadium, he hit a home run and proceeded to trot around the bases as slowly as humanly possible.
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This is a super important day for you to be as responsible and mature as humanly possible, Leo, due to Jupiter's clash with strict, conservative Saturn.
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We're just focusing on that innovation and solving customer needs and just doing that as fast as humanly possible with the best talent that we have.
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I have seen my doctors every six to 12 weeks without fail, completely changed my diet and lifestyle, and slept more than I thought humanly possible.
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On the count of three, we put that tampon as far as humanly possible into an orifice entirely different than the one it was designed for.
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Add that with a serious glass ceiling issue for women and you have a work culture that prioritizes staying childless for as long as humanly possible.
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The company's success in the category arrived, in part, due to its very Samsung-esque approach of jamming as much functionality as humanly possible into the hardware.
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Making broth from scratch is a daunting proposition, especially when you're just trying to get some hot-ass soup down your gullet as soon as humanly possible.
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Ultimately, AR is just one of many ways that Augmented Innovation gives us all superpowers that enhance our sensing and mental abilities beyond what is humanly possible.
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Her body moves through fight scene after fight scene in ways I did not think were humanly possible, and—even bruised and bloodied—she remains absolutely stunning.
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Brienne's dedication to doing impressive but humanly possible tasks is truly admirable In episode five, Brienne leaves the Wall, and in episode eight, she arrives in Riverrun.
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The show's only seven episodes into its first season, and it has already inspired more podcasts and Reddit threads than is humanly possible to read between episodes.
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They were there to provide insights for the next issue of Humanly, Culture Co-Op's calling card, a more or less yearly distillation of the company's research.
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Hurston was an inspiration for "Family Pictures and Stories" (2101-22011) — representing a black experience that was vital and real, fractious and deeply loving and humanly imperfect.
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" The Senate and the Assembly were scheduled to vote on the budget on Sunday morning and Mr. Murphy pledged to sign it "as soon as humanly possible.
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I think Collins knew all along that she'd be voting yes and was just trying to teeter dramatically on the fence for as long as humanly possible.
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In one solo, Melissa Toogood, the most amazingly capable and humanly open member of the cast, seems to break down, with springs in her clockwork popping loose.
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When you hear about a new Assassin's Creed or Super Mario for months or even years, it's tempting to want to experience it as soon as humanly possible.
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THERE'S SO MANY UNCERTAINTIES ASSIGNED TO TRUMP THAT AREN'T ASSIGNED TO SECRETARY CLINTON THAT THERE'S NO WAY FOR ANYBODY TO HUMANLY HANDICAP IT. THAT'S THE ULTIMATE IN UNCERTAINTY.
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For others (me), it's about shoveling as many Totinos Pizza Rolls in my mouth as humanly possible while cranking up the volume on the commercials and halftime show.
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With a high-stakes primary in New York this Tuesday, candidates have been stuffing their faces with as much pizza and swiping as many MetroCards as humanly possible.
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At first this involved finding a remote spot in the woods, smoking as quickly as humanly possible, then going back to my dorm room and giggling a lot.
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We have also doubled the size of our support team to ensure we get back to creators and give them 1-1 guidance as fast as humanly possible.
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Some younger prisoners with appetites for destruction had been rebelling, looting, and demolishing as much as humanly possible — their own cells, the bathrooms, public areas, staff offices, everything.
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"Our Xbox Safety team is nicknamed the 'Defenders of Joy' because we will defend you in every humanly and technologically possible way, so gaming remains fun," Spencer says.
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Then again, you never know what a millennial-hungry old media company is willing to do to blast its ads at as many teen eyeballs as humanly possible.
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The big box retailer announced this morning that it will be opening extra early on October 13 to offer up the gaming peripheral as early as humanly possible.
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He won't help Cersei out in the open, of course, but he'll no doubt be behind the scenes to ensure there's as much destruction caused as humanly possible.
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"What happened fills us with deep regret, but I think we have done everything humanly possible," mayor Anna Giacometti told state TV in an interview broadcast on Saturday.
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So we don't want you and others to have to worry about that going forward, and we're driving ourselves as fast as humanly possible to innovate that way.
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"Our mission is to bring this technology to commercial deployment at scale, with safety, as soon as we humanly can do that," GM President Dan Ammann told reporters.
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"All public officials must do everything humanly possible to help ensure local input as to how this new federal land will be managed," he said in a statement.
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Kanye West took some time out of his busy schedule of attacking Beyoncé, praising Donald Trump, and leaving Sacramento as soon as humanly possible to Instagram some images.
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What if one solution to the nation's student debt crisis were right in front of our noses this whole time: Finishing your degree as quickly as humanly possible?
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We have also doubled the size of our support team to ensure we get back to creators and give them 1-1 guidance as fast as humanly possible.
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Immigrants rights groups responded with outcry, saying that the rules wronged workers who are merely trying to deliver your food in a blizzard as fast as humanly possible.
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Forget immersive gaming or new movie formats: virtual reality is going to be much like this reality: upselling brands and products as much as humanly possible.[Re/code]
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" Kalanick, Uber's co-founder who stepped down as CEO amid intense scrutiny of the company's culture, had previously said it should go public "as late as humanly possible.
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Looking back on this week, I come to the seemingly opposing conclusions that Gen-Z is both obsessed with appearances and way more put together than humanly possible.
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So for your question, I need the most practical car humanly possible, which is akin to the two cars that I already own (the other being a minivan).
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If he falls, he dies' Alex Honnold is the first person to climb Californian granite monolith El Capitan by free soloing, something no one thought was humanly possible.
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The humanities can reinvent themselves only to the extent that they will be able to chart, as adequately as humanly possible, the full depth of the human abyss.
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As Perry's mother – I have no choice but to do whatever is humanly possible to obtain any bit of information to what happened to him on that fateful day.
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President of Bradford Research Charles Bradford told CNBC on Tuesday despite concerns over copper supplies, what was happening in Chile and Indonesia were situations that can be humanly-controlled.
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When you're an elite runner, something as small as ill-fitting sunglasses can distract you from the task at hand—covering leg-deadening distances as fast as humanly possible.
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As one can plainly see from the video, Comey does appear to try as hard as humanly possible to fade into the background of the Blue Room's navy drapes.
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Sure, he might have simply elided Justin and Trudeau, making it sound like "Joe," but that didn't stop everyone having as much fun as humanly possible with the slip.
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While Cruise has been dangling from airplanes, scaling the Burj Khalifa, and holding his breath for longer than seems humanly possible, he's also blown up his onscreen family life.
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The lesson (to use that word as loosely as humanly possible) is that picking up a chuckle-worthy idea and going balls to the wall on it is fun!
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I'm used to feeling lonely when looking at his work—as humanly unconsidered as Hortense, who, through hours and days and years, displays not the slightest flicker of happiness.
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If you don't learn to invest and invest as much as humanly possible when you're young, you're missing out of a lot of opportunities to increase your net worth.
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I want to be in it /Man, I'm just born to be in it /And want to do everything I humanly can /For this country at this moment 21.
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Peary said he had traveled distances by sledge that subsequent investigations suggested weren't humanly possible, and he had no way of locating the pole if he had made it.
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Today, sprinters have carefully crafted blocks to launch themselves and a "specially fabricated carpet designed to allow him to travel as fast as humanly possible," as Epstein puts it.
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Gail: And then, when all is done, if Bernie still gets the nomination I will cheer as hard as I humanly can for him to become the next president.
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" Adam Balsam, the actor's son, told me that "Kubrick had him record it very realistically and humanly, complete with crying during the scene when HAL's memory is being removed.
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The choreographer David Parsons has long been drawn to flight; in his enduringly popular "Caught," a soloist, aided by a strobe light, appears airborne for longer than humanly possible.
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On December 1st, the 501st Legion announced its standards for the shoretrooper costume, providing a final checklist for costumers trying to get as close to the film as humanly possible.
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Today, as Niven Narain of BERG Health, an AI and biotechnology firm in Framingham, Massachusetts, points out, it is not humanly possible to comprehend all the various types of data.
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In the undisputed summer of love, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas's budding relationship has slid under the radar — as much as that's humanly possible with paparazzi following their every move.
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Washington (CNN)White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci appears to have a very simple strategy for success in his new gig: Sound as much like Donald Trump as humanly possible.
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Once your knots come out of the oven, hit them with the garlic mixture, along with a judicious sprinkling of parsley and Pecorino, and eat as soon as humanly possible.
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The undercurrent of absurdity serves Devine well in his newest work, as he approaches the onset of the Anthropocene epoch with about as much playfulness and humor as humanly possible.
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Some such details to emerge from McLaren's findings were: two female hockey players' samples contained male DNA; eight Sochi samples contained more or less salt content than was humanly possible.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — A short one today, as I am just back from spending the weekend invading The Boy's college life and doing as much as humanly possible to embarrass him.
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"For the proper practice of psychotherapy, a patient has to open his mind as completely as humanly possible," Dr. Lifschutz told The New York Times after his weekend in jail.
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The attack was ''one of the most bitter hours in our peacetime history," said Claus Kaminsky, Hanau's mayor, but "we will do everything humanly possible to defend our shared solidarity.
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"It's not humanly possible to prevent [these fires] or put them out," Timothy Ingalsbee, executive director of Firefighters United for Safety, Ethics, and Ecology based in Oregon, tells The Verge.
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Between contouring your cheekbones until they're unrecognizable, gluing down your eyebrows, and loading as much glitter onto your face as humanly possible, it's the kind of makeup that takes serious practice.
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What I take from this is that you have to YOLO your way through life as much as humanly possible and take absolutely every chance and opportunity that comes your way.
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I accept that I am human and may have humanly imperfect reactions to things, but I have to stay on top of them to keep them from getting in the way.
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As fires rage in California and a hurricane tore apart Puerto Rico, one man has made it his mission to ensure people get fed as quickly as humanly possible – José Andrés.
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If you want to add muscle to your frame as fast as humanly possible, however, research points to the afternoon and evening as being the best time of day to train.
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Because there is literally more TV than is humanly survivable, we limited our list to eight personal fave picks and a relative mix of old and new that complement each other.
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"That's one the things I thrive on as a songwriter is trying to make it as personal as I can and have it relate to as many people as humanly possible."
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If you've stuffed your face with as much turkey as humanly possible and need an excuse to get away from your great-aunt Dorothy, do we have some deals for you.
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If a manufacturer needs parts that fit as tightly together as humanly possible, or parts made of superhard materials that traditional machining techniques can't touch, EDM is the way to go.
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"We are going to do everything humanly possible to make sure that we have a president who will be a good role model for children," NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia said.
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We've all been there: Stranded on a sun-drenched island, needing to dry your wet clothes as quickly as humanly possible, with nary a branch or flat surface to be found.
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"Mike Pence is controlled by the Koch brothers, who did everything humanly possible to stop Donald Trump from being president," he added, referring to billionaire conservative donors David and Charles Koch.
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We here at Noisey make it a point to keep up with as much new music as humanly possible, which means that sometimes, bands and albums fly under our collective radars.
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Every January, tech companies flock to Las Vegas to show off their latest wares — and create the biggest buzz around their brand humanly possible by dreaming up gadgets of the future.
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Think of CPAC as a lasso of sorts, intended to keep the Republican Party in lockstep with conservative priorities, while GOP officials attempt to sound as "severely conservative" as humanly possible.
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"We need to shift as much of our focus as humanly possible to protecting folks who are older and have those pre-existing conditions," Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday.
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When it was humanly possible, when their ships were not blown out from under them by bombs or torpedoes, they have delivered their cargoes to us who need them so badly.
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And unlike some earlier divas, for whom the job description seemed to include being as difficult offstage as was humanly possible, she is, for a superstar, almost unnaturally normal and unaffected.
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The backpack has a series of rotors that provide enough downward thrust to help the wearer jump higher and longer than humanly possible, giving the user a moon-walk type experience.
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"I will do all that I humanly can, as leader of the government, to bring about a significant improvement and to address some of the great deficiencies that exist," Howard said.
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Some strains of religion see God as very remote: they correspondingly doubt whether any humanly fashioned artistic creation, the product of an incorrigibly sinful species, can be worthy of the Deity's attention.
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If someone is honestly engaging with my views, like they actually understand my view and then they're going to take as hard a swing at me as humanly possible, that's great, right?
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Affable, earnest and humanly scaled, "The Meddler" is the kind of entertainment that the studios used to supply by the boatload and that now tends to show up on the small screen.
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LG: Basically it's a service where instead of you having to humanly remember all of these complicated, long, multi-character passwords, you pay for the service and 1Password does it for you.
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If there is a single unifying principle amongst a startup's engineering team, it should be to write as little code—and be responsible for as few non-core services—as humanly possible.
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Domo raised another round of financing in early 2017, pushing back the IPO as part of an attempt, as James said at the time, to remain private as long as humanly possible.
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An Ohio farmer and former Republican Party official told CNBC on Monday that President Donald Trump can't win his vote back, even if the president went above and beyond what's humanly possible.
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But if these shoes are helping athletes like Kipchoge push the limits of what we think is humanly possible, should athletic regulators be concerned that they're also giving runners an unfair advantage?
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Eliud Kipchoge ran in Nike's Vaporflys, a high-tech line of shoes that are helping elite athletes like him run faster and push the limits of what we think is humanly possible.
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But despite being as far away as it&aposs humanly possible to get from Earth — where Christmas was invented — astronauts aboard the International Space Station manage to keep their workplace pretty festive.
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"It is something that the whole country is engaged in—shaving every benefit off workers' lives, making sure they are living as close to the bone as is humanly possible," she said.
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A few months and two flights from Berlin later, we arrived in the Bay in order to provide as much of Michael's sperm as was humanly possible to generate in two weeks.
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"We will be dropping new music as often as humanly possible… monthly, weekly sometimes, and it will be VARIED and with collaborations and may feel bonkers at first," he wrote in the post.
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It was someone who moved within their circles for decades, with a moderate vision, cool temperament and an insatiable drive to stockpile as much cash as humanly possible into his warchest: Jeb Bush.
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"The casual manner with which [Singh] was treated and the devilish manner in which they played with her identity and dignity is humanly inconceivable," two of the Justices said, according to Economic Times.
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It's not just my lazy season — it's a time of year when I revel in spending as much time as possible indoors, and moving from my cozy perch as infrequently as humanly possible.
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"I would tell her to be as down to earth as humanly possible," she said, and suggested that Clinton avoid the temptation to just harp on how backward Trump's policy of denial is.
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Once Clinton became aware of the nature of this investigation, she should have done everything humanly possible to get any potentially relevant information produced to Comey and his team for a thorough review.
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However, if you write him back right away clarifying when you will be in touch, it seems like it was really important to you to provide a timeline as soon as humanly possible.
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On one hand, there's the incessant need to have as much fun as humanly possible; on the other, there are those pesky classes standing in the way between you and the real world.
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And while we'd never deny someone the right to be as comfortable as humanly possibly in his own home, our money is on Bell wheeling that thing to the curb by day's end.
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"I've done everything humanly possible to be here from a recovery point of view, from a fitness point of view, from a practice point of view," Rose told reporters at Oakmont on Tuesday.
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But bump stocks leave the mechanics of a gun untouched and the trigger is still technically activated on each shot, just at a much faster rate than is humanly possible without the modifications.
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The announcement is scheduled to start at 10 AM Pacific (1 PM Eastern) and we'll be bringing the news and details back to you as fast as humanly possible starting just before then.
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While it won't stand as a world record because it wasn't run under open marathon conditions, his achievement shatters the longstanding belief that a sub-two-hour marathon may not be humanly possible.
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"To me, the most compassionate, obvious, and logical solution would be to get as many homeless Americans off the streets — with a roof over their heads — as soon as humanly possible," he said.
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The next step for us is to bring it to as many folks as humanly possible while maintaining control of the technology, making sure that only the right candidates get access to it.
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" — Alexis Tsipras, Prime Minister of Greece Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said officials "are doing everything humanly possible to try and tackle these fires," but "what concerns us is that there are fires occurring simultaneously.
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It seems like every season of RuPaul's Drag Race brings at least one queen who hangs onto the competition a little longer than you'd think humanly possible, squeezing past eliminations week after unbelievable week.
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We strongly believe that this does not need to be the case, and we are trying to create a new way of manufacturing that will have as close to zero injuries as humanly possible.
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Asked about the pair of pending Supreme Court decisions related to discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, Sanders promised, if elected, to do "everything that's humanly possible" to guarantee the protections at stake.
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She brings grit and steely resolve to a character that's as far from Queen Elizabeth II as humanly possible, and hints at a wide range that hopefully will get better opportunities to be showcased.
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With only five days left until Christmas, it's time to check the final few gifts off your shopping list, prep for a weekend of entertaining and bake as many Christmas cookies as humanly possible.
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He noted that there is "no humanly way" the city can pay the $160 million of casino property tax appeals it owes to the Borgata Casino Hotel & Spa, which would be "impossible" to pay.
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" He said the company condemned "the actions of these horrible persons and their disgusting use of our app for these purposes ... We will do whatever is humanly possible for it to never happen again.
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In Amazon's tireless quest to take all the pain points out of shopping — and make you buy as much as humanly possible, the mega retailer is utilizing Alexa to push out holiday shopping deals.
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The poor novel, constantly asked to justify its relevance and defend its dignity under an onslaught of flashier modes of art and entertainment, seems as pleasurable and humanly true as ever in Hollinghurst's hands.
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But in a world where data breaches happen practically every week, websites and developers should work together on making the password-changing process as painless as humanly possible for people who use password managers.
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Salvini put on a brave face, telling reporters he had done "everything humanly possible and even a bit more", to win the region and he was "absolutely satisfied" to have eroded the left's support.
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" Karisch argued that the Border Patrol officers do their jobs "as humanly as we possibly can, but understanding is that we do have laws in this country, people have to abide by those laws.
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"It is the lyrical balance struck between raw, found material and humanly formed artifact that makes it so compelling a work," Grace Glueck wrote of the piece that year in The New York Times.
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There are the proprietary apps like FaceTime and Animoji and a powerful lobby of third-party social media companies that rely on the inclusion of as many cameras as humanly possible on a mobile device.
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As America came to grips with the upset electoral victory of Donald J. Trump for president, Secretary of State John Kerry — himself a former presidential candidate — was as far away from Washington as humanly possible.
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Get together with some sexy kids at your favorite pizza joint, or have a nutritious rosé-based aperitif—it doesn't matter what you eat, only that you eat as much of it as humanly possible.
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After becoming a U.S. citizen in May 2016, which Al Massri described as "humanly humbling," she was invited to speak at the United Nations World Humanitarian Day Gala on behalf of a Syrian refugee family.
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"I did all that was humanly possible and technically necessary to preserve the lives of the passengers, but unfortunately my efforts weren't enough," Molina wrote in her letter, which was later released to the press.
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Whenever Else interacts with a monitor, whether to watch a movie, play a game or simply to answer emails at work, he has to place his face as close to the screen as humanly possible.
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Tesla, which has more than 33,000 employees, conceded that it's "not humanly possible to stop all bad conduct," but that it would do its "best to make it is as close to zero as possible."
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The House GOP leadership has decided that their bill is unlikely to survive a longer and more open drafting process, and so they need to jam it through the House as fast as humanly possible.
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GRiZ: The first 4/20 thing I ever did was trying to smoke as much weed as humanly possible on 4/20—or I guess as much weed as I could afford at the time.
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Attendees are not only encouraged to ingest as much bacon as humanly possible, but are also free to indulge in a number of tasty activities, including a film festival, culinary classes, and a pig roast.
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Pretty dope shot -- M.J. huddled up with the G-Town ballers up front ... while all 7 feet of Coach Ewing kept as low of a profile as humanly possible so his guys could fanboy out.
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I set out on a mission to have no solid foods other than those whipped up from the bucket for as long as humanly possible, knowing full well I wouldn't last more than a week.
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It might be unreasonable or unrealistic for me to want to protect this couple from the limelight yet still somehow want to know everything humanly possible about them, but that's where I am right now.
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We all need to stop attending crowded events, stay as far away from each other as possible when we do interact, and ideally stay at home for as many hours a day as humanly possible.
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This thing is more of a flagship brand kind of phone than it is a "we're gonna sell as many as humanly possible and it's the one to get no matter what" kind of phone.
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I decided that on my last day on earth I wanted to look them in the eye and tell him I did everything humanly possible to protect them from the ravages of the climate crisis.
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" Combs' partner Terry Madden shared a heart-wrenching Instagram post confirming her death on Wednesday, revealing he was the first to arrive on the scene and that they "did everything humanly possible to save her.
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" Combs' partner, Terry Madden, shared a heart-wrenching Instagram post confirming her death on Wednesday, revealing he was the first to arrive on the scene and that they "did everything humanly possible to save her.
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Read more:Elon Musk says Tesla's New York Gigafactory will reopen and start producing ventilators 'as soon as humanly possible'Elon Musk has delivered 1,000 ventilators to help California hospitals treat COVID-19 patients, according to Gov.
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"We are going to do everything humanly possible to wipe out all forms of discrimination in the country," said Mr. Sanders, painting his campaign as a continuation of the "rainbow coalition" coined by Mr. Jackson.
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" Defense Secretary James Mattis on Monday responded to the incidents, saying the Pentagon goes out of its way "to always do everything humanly possible to reduce the loss of life or injury among innocent people.
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" The BSR Cable Park said on its website that it is installing a state-of-the-art filtration system on the three features to ensure that they are "as clear and clean as humanly possible.
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You need to make the most of the very last days of spring and get as much hibernation in as humanly possible before the Sun enters your sign next month, kicking off your birthday season!
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The team attends parties of various types, mocking one another with the relentlessness of brotherly hazing as they sweet-talk every woman they see, drink more beer than humanly possible, and just generally dick around.
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Sale Price: $9.99 (MSRP $19.99) See Details If you're gonna spend the next few months holed up in your apartment to avoid the chill of winter weather, you'd better make it as snug as humanly possible.
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"I don't think there's a lot of moral ambiguity in Sandusky," which is why Cahn — who has written for The West Wing, Grey's Anatomy, and Homeland — featured him "as little as humanly possible" in the screenplay.
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Apple, Google and Amazon all working to push out their respective frameworks as quickly as humanly possible, but for the time being, actually automating the process is a matter of picking up devices here and there.
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"The question of homosexuality is a very serious one," he said, adding that those entrusted with training men to be priests must be certain that candidates are "humanly and emotionally mature" before they can be ordained.
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AI processing can be so complex and multilayered that its outputs are not describable in a humanly intelligible way, so much so that engineers—much less auditing bodies or average users—can't describe their inner workings.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch is going to be dragged before another committee next week to answer questions about that private meeting she had with Bill Clinton on an airport tarmac at the worst moment humanly possible.
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One day, complexity will grow past a breaking point and development velocity will begin to decline irreversibly, and so the ultimate job of the founder is to push that day off as long as humanly possible.
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"We will do whatever is humanly possible to control it," Greece's prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, said in a televised statement on Tuesday as he announced a state of emergency in the Attica region, which includes Athens.
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"We sold off every bit of the company we could sell off to hold our journalism investment as flat as humanly possible," Mr. Sulzberger, who became publisher in 2018, told me in an interview last week.
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" He has also said that Tesla's factory in Buffalo, New York, will reopen to produce ventilators "as soon as humanly possible" and promised to do "anything in our power to help the citizens of New York.
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For any fellow Jews lamenting the lack of a proper Hanukkah movie, I've got great news: Wonder of wonders, miracles of miracles, Joshua and Benny Safdie have come as close as humanly possible with Uncut Gems.
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"Nowhere is the fractured world more humanly embodied than in the refugee — a person uprooted from all that they hold dear, forced to flee, often resented and reviled in the country where they settle," Blanchett said.
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John Goodman's long, shaggy-dog story about being stalked by a one-eyed duck might go on forever, but it's worth watching to the end just to see Goodman sell it as hard as humanly possible.
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The strategy will give U.S. commanders greater freedom to use American firepower against the militants but, speaking a few hours before the air strike, Mattis said they would do "everything humanly possible" to prevent civilian casualties.
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"This technology promises to deliver greater levels of accuracy than ever previously achieved – or even humanly possible – to improve the safety and efficiency of such procedures which are needed by people with serious spinal conditions," he added.
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"This is happening right now, and the only debate that matters is how we force our government to get these kids back to their families as fast as humanly possible," Favreau reportedly said before deleting the tweet.
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"He joins big brother Henry Hebel in his attempt to expand his parents' hearts more than they thought humanly possible," her rep tells PEOPLE of the new addition, sharing a photograph of the sweet family of four.
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But I get your thinking: You assume, reasonably, that if your saleswoman earns 1 percent of what you pay for that marquise-cut diamond, she will want to soak you for it as much as humanly possible.
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The robots are being installed at the Single Stream Recyclers plant in Sarasota, Florida and they will be able to pick 70 to 80 items a minute, twice as fast as humanly possible and with greater accuracy.
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" Sex educator Ruby Rare says that much of mainstream hardcore porn shows female masturbation in a very performative way and perpetuates a trope of "a woman lying down with her legs as far wide as humanly possible.
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Under Senate rules, once a senator is recognized on the floor and gains control of debate, she or he can hold it as long as humanly possible — a part of the Senate's long tradition of unlimited debate.
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Designed by a pair of former Google Glass engineers, the forthcoming Gate aims to set itself apart from the ever-growing ranks of connected security devices by cramming as much functionality into the face as humanly possible.
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In reality, beneath every commissioned wall piece on the underside of a Soho streetwear storefront, there's still one part vandal's tendency to wreck shit, one part narcissist's desire to write your name as big as humanly possible.
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Look, it's not humanly possible to be unbiased every second of every day, but the role of the journalist trying to be "an objective journalist" is to come as close to [being unbiased] as you possibly can.
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Well, at least according to Kohler, which has gone so far as to name its new showering experience 'Real Rain' to convince consumers that it comes as close to cleaning them under a summer rainstorm as humanly possible.
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Brands, celebrities and publishers had arrived en masse, and with them the pressure to capture and share that perfect photo — the one that made you and your weekend hiking adventure look as cool as humanly possible — had escalated.
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"You can be sure that he is in the very best of hands and that we are doing everything humanly possible to help him," the family said in a statement that made a rare comment about his condition.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Wednesday that the company's factory in Buffalo, New York will open "as soon as humanly possible" to produce ventilators that are in short supply due to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"We did everything humanly possible and even a bit more," Salvini said on Monday, adding that he was "absolutely satisfied" to have eroded the left's support in its traditional heartland, which is home to the Ferrari sports car.
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"I'm sure people are gonna take it to greater levels as quick as humanly possible, but again, we're at the forefront of it and I think it's just great to be an innovator with stuff like this," says Mustaine.
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By contrast, the popular boys were busy kicking the shit out of each other in the school field, drinking White Star in the local park, and intent on putting their tongues down as many girls' throats as humanly possible.
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"In my opinion this research comes nowhere close to supporting the case that the discovered specimens were humanly manufactured," archaeologist Eren Metin, the director of the Eren Laboratory for Prehistoric and Experimental Archaeology at Kent State University, told Gizmodo.
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I decided to explore this idea by having the manliest day humanly possible, while lab-testing my testosterone levels—the metric of masculinity these folks seem most concerned with—before and after, to see if it had any impact.
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" She did offer up her own survival tips should you go into a self-diagnosis spiral, though: "You should stay away as long as humanly possible or have a friend nearby that can talk you down from the ledge.
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Sure, the claws come out when talk turns to the barn-size target Michael Ovitz, who made more enemies than seems humanly possible when he was the agency's self-anointed Shogun in Chief in the 1980s and early '90s.
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I'm really worried about her and don't know if it's even possible to keep the virus away from her, but I'm going to keep going to work, going straight back home, and staying as sanitized as I humanly can.
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In a fight between his character Ethan Hunt and evil protagonist Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott), Cruise heads as far he humanly can by allowing the pointy edge of Ambrose's blade to stop just short of his milky white eyeball.
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At Awesome Games Done Quick 2017, the fastest gamers in the world are playing over 170 games start to finish, exploiting glitches to beat games in mere minutes or racing through to get 100 percent completion as fast as humanly possible.
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I'm the kind of person who probably would have delayed leaving Sonny's side as long as humanly possible, but that first unexpected flight proved that both of us would be okay, and that taking care of myself is a necessity too.
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Watching some films based on games requires a Ludovico approach, or else you'd simply cover over your glass balls as quickly as humanly possible—not that you'd be able to ever unsee the horrors of your average Uwe Boll effort.
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I can't be angry that all of these supposed tos are supposed to exist and certainly not angry that twisting myself to fit as many of them at the same time as humanly possible has still earned me net zero, right?
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But what has, in the past, often been a simple matter of pixel density has (though that's been improved as well) shifted more toward the company's recent obsessions with coming as close as humanly possible to an all-screen device.
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Whereas colleagues such as Diplo, the smartest talking head contributor here, have undeniably helped reinvent pop music, Aoki has instead spent years driven simply by the singular sugar rush of becoming as outrageous, and as outrageously popular as humanly possible.
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If you're the type of person who avoids bugs as much as humanly possible, who's extent of "dealing with it" is to trap the bug and leave it there for someone else to squash, you are not the only one.
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At the weeks-long Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis, visitors can feast on fair concessions, interact with farm animals, and witness the World's Ice Cream Eating championship, where competitors try to eat as much ice cream as is humanly possible.
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If you weren't already convinced that Disney is doing everything to make you feel as nostalgic and sentimental as humanly possible in the months leading up to the release of its Beauty and the Beast remake, then this should do it.
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The Lion Kingcomes out on July 18th, and the Happy Meal promo will run through August 19th, so you have about a month to eat as many Happy Meals as humanly possible in your quest for a free trip to Disney.
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"I can affirm with absolute certainty that, for my part, I did what was humanly possible and technically required to preserve the lives of these users of air transport," Yaneth Molina wrote in an email to fellow air traffic controllers.
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Just take a look: According to Sports Illustrated, when the engineers at Walter P. Moore were designing the roof of Marlins Park, they went to some NASA-designed equations to determine the highest humanly possible height of a ball in play.
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It's a new way to see the old cast members whip around while carrying trays of drinks, and it's an introduction to the new Vanderpump Rules cast members who will be hoping to cause as much drama as humanly possible.
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The pure simplicity and joy of sitting down, creating a weird theme park, and the doing as many maneuvers as humanly possible to monetize the hell out of it is still, to this day, unmatched in the world of gaming experiences.
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The first iPhone Xs and Xs Max reviews are in —and while there's a consensus that the Max's big is truly beautiful, there's also a raft of critics saying you might want to wait for the more humanly priced iPhone Xr next month.
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The flight isn't planned until 2023, and Musk admitted that even he wasn't sure SpaceX would meet that deadline: "We're going to do everything humanly possible to bring it to flight as fast as we can, and as safely as we can."
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Having drawn a detail of the beautifully designed hinge, I arranged the sketchbook, aluminum propelling pencils (one of which I bought years ago from Tokyu Hands in Japan), note pads (with obligatory Verge sticker) and marker pens as neatly as humanly possible.
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Our company has more than 33,000 employees, with over 10,000 in the Fremont factory alone, so it is not humanly possible to stop all bad conduct, but we will do our best to make it is as close to zero as possible.
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"You can be sure that he is in the very best of hands and that we are doing everything humanly possible to help him," the family said in a rare statement on Wednesday that also announced the launch of a Michael Schumacher app.
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To fill things out, there is a twenty-eight-page "Playlist," consisting of staff-picks-type encomiums on the author's favorites, such as: Skip James "Devil Got My Woman" (211) Sometimes I think this song defines the limits of what is humanly possible.
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Deep in the bowels of the Adventure Aquarium in Camden, N.J., lies the Shark Realm, a 40-foot tunnel suspended through the middle of a shark tank, allowing visitors to see the sharks as close as humanly possible without getting wet or petrified.
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But, humanly speaking, one is always interested in the surplus, the secretive, the unrecovered margin, all those mysterious dimensions of personality which escape or contradict a person's professional function; and the original writer seeks them out and imagines them onto the page.
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But I think what we're seeing with climate change is the same dynamic we see every time there's a major issue that impinges on economics in the our of life: deny, deny, deny as long as humanly possible because nobody wants change or disruption.
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"Our captain made a fantastic effort during this competition, he was criticized many times but he showed a fantastic team spirit," Santos told reporters "Twice, he tried everything that was humanly possible to get back into the game but it wasn't possible," he added.
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At Awesome Games Done Quick 2017, some of fastest gamers in the world will be playing through over 170 games throughout the week, exploiting glitches to beat games in mere minutes or racing through games to get 100 percent completion as fast as humanly possible.
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"Our company has more than 33,000 employees, with over 10,000 in the Fremont factory alone, so it is not humanly possible to stop all bad conduct, but we will do our best to make it is as close to zero as possible," the post states.
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To Arendt, "thought" was simply the recognition that you are an individual living inside a society of individuals and for this reason, you must always try to be as aware as humanly possible of what the consequences for any of your social (in)actions are.
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"I'm kind of doing the same thing now that I was doing the last two months of last year and in the postseason, which is: I'm trying to get a pitch in my zone and hit it as hard as humanly possible," Murphy said.
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" In the former camp, he includes people like Charlottesville rally organizer Jason Kessler; in the latter, folks like Cernovich, an alt-right troll who, while certainly a racist, is "probably more concerned with just trying to make liberals and the #resistance look as bad as humanly possible.
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Third, as we have said repeatedly, even though we are a company of 33,000 employees, including more than 10,000 in the Fremont factory alone, and it is not humanly possible to stop all bad conduct, we care deeply about these issues and take them extremely seriously.
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" New Zealand massacre shows how online users find ways to share violent videos He said the company condemned "the actions of these horrible persons and their disgusting use of our app for these purposes ... We will do whatever is humanly possible for it to never happen again.
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On the r/AskLEO subreddit, one person posted a question that we've all probably asked ourselves at least once: What happens if you get pulled over because you're desperate to get to a bathroom and you need to get to your toilet as soon as humanly possible?
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Until forests' crucial roles in the generation of planetary well-being can be reliably handed off to other natural or humanly-designed agents, it will be dangerous-- and perverse beyond measure-- to destroy forest placement and function in the misguided production of yet another heat-trapping fuel.
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Humanly Possible Your interests in both "Hillbilly Elegy" and "Reading With Patrick" lead me to the Montreal novelist Dany Laferrière's lucid, episodic memoir of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, "The World Is Moving Around Me," a gorgeous reminder of the power of compassionate literature in troubled times.
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I began to more comfortably disengage in real life, too: I turned down social events and parties, lost touch with acquaintances, and, on rare occasions, spent whole days inside my apartment on weekends where I would order food on Seamless and spend as little energy as humanly possible.
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In any event, we're here today with a heavy heart to inform you that reality is indeed a cruel mistress, and the image oh-so-brilliantly portrayed above is about as far from the truth of working in a modern candy factory as is humanly possible to conjure up.
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Even fingerprint recognition was mentioned as a way to authenticate the Apple Pencil, which is kind of weird for a device with limited potential privacy issues, but I feel like Apple will put Touch ID on everything humanly possible just to piss off the government at this point.
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Now, the company didn't precisely state that the image came from a P9 in the now-deleted Google+ post, but it hinted and suggested as much as humanly possible in the post that the image came from Huawei hardware: We managed to catch a beautiful sunrise with Deliciously Ella.
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Beauty may very well be in the eye of the beholder, but the next time you get the urge to grab a bite to eat at an in-vogue High Street eatery, you'd be wise to round up all the nymphets, beefcakes, and glamour-pusses you can humanly muster.
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While we've seen just about every iteration of crop top humanly possible from Taylor Swift's matching sets to Bella Hadid's sheer and barely-there variety, Kylie has just upped the ante by wearing a white long-sleeve shirt that leaves the entire bottom of her white lace bra fully exposed.
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He then made a plea to the survivors of abuse at St. Joseph's: "I need to hear their stories, to apologize, to offer any help I can, and to listen to what they feel needs to be done to make sure as much as humanly possible, that this never happens again."
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But until we let go of the central idea that TV series should run as long as humanly possible, we're going to find ourselves in a lot of situations like this: One story wraps up, and then the show tries to suggest there's an even more exciting one around the corner.
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The research by Google and the University of Texas at Austin that used data from NASA raised the prospects of new insights into the universe by feeding data into computer programs that can churn through information faster and more in-depth than humanly possibly, a technique known as machine learning.
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"The Unintended Reformation," by Brad Gregory, a history professor at Notre Dame, is noted as an example of work that posits a "road not taken," one in which medieval Christianity could have produced a modern world much like our own, only better: less consumerist, free from relativism, more humanly fulfilling.
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The rule of thumb for corruption under Trump has been that old norms don't matter, that conflicts of interest can be as brazen as humanly possible, that the president is more than happy to use his stature to draw guests and exposure to his properties and get richer along the way.
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I became painfully aware of how reliant I am on technology around 10 PM, when I was sitting in a muggy, pitch-black room, sweating in my britches and struggling to hold a bodega prayer candle as close as humanly possible to a book without lighting the whole thing on fire.
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" Braudy is himself quotable, especially in this our fragile season, when he says, "Terrorists seek to raise not the more local apprehensions of walking down a dark street and wondering what is going to jump out of a gloomy doorway, but grander fears of a vast and humanly incomprehensible universe.
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"This season they're together, which we held off and the writers and Justin held off as long as they possibly, humanly could, because it's rarely interesting to watch a healthy dynamic between two people, but we were very protective to make sure that we didn't become different people," Feldman said.
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I was so desperate to get back as soon as humanly possible that I basically sprinted from my office to the train station, with anyone having the audacity to walk slowly, get stuck at a ticket barrier, or just get too close to me receiving an exhausted but angry glare.
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He had mastered the air—racking up five NBA championships in an awe-inspiring twister of last-second daggers, pull-up jumpers, pump-fakes, chandelier-shattering tomahawks, and corkscrew fade-aways that tested the assumptions of what was humanly possible—and thus, the reasoning went, he could never be brought to earth.
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Like millions of others, I'd spent my life under the sway of a certain strain of American meritocracy which preaches a relatively secular but nonetheless fantastical dogma: that people like me are gifted, talented winners who should devote most of our energy in life to achieving as much personal success as humanly possible.
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As thrilling as it is to see teenagers Nathan Chen or Shoma Uno cram in as many aerial revolutions as humanly possible into their high-risk jumps, Canada's Patrick Chan believes there is a risk of injury, although he fears the governing body ISU will not take action until "somebody actually does get hurt".
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For as long as I could remember, my mother drilled into my head the importance of living frugally: At least 30% of my income should always go directly into my savings, and my rent should be as low as humanly possible, so I'd have money to spare on dining out, school expenses, or summer travel.
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Watch the look of pure joy on Lynch-as-Gordon's face as Gordon's French date sloooooowly makes her exit: She puts on her shoes, shows off her legs, straightens her clothes, checks her makeup, reapplies her lipstick, takes another sip of wine, and kisses him goodbye, dragging everything out as long as humanly possible.
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Gail: Your mentioning Blumenthal reminds me about how Trump, in his never-ending battle to make the court fight as degrading and insane as humanly possible, kept suggesting he had some big nefarious secret about the opposing Democrats, and wound up with Blumenthal's war record and the fact that Cory Booker was mayor of Newark.
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There's a hot, new challenge taking the world of TikTok by storm, and it seems like a real winner: You get behind the wheel of a car and drive as erratically as humanly possible, repeatedly swerving into the left lane while your friend films what may very well be your final moments on this earth.
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And while it's essential to note that 55 percent of his constituents think climate change is a naturally occurring event, as opposed to anthropogenic, their position is still a far cry from Trump's assertion that global warming is a covert ploy to spend American tax dollars, to which he contributes as little as humanly possible.
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The oldest mole-rat they have now is a 35-year-old male breeder, and Calico scientists plan to keep an eye on it and its long-lived compatriots as long as they humanly can (Buffenstein has kept her own colony, first obtained from Africa, for many years throughout her various jobs in academia and now at Calico).
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During her time as Ole Spicey, McCarthy yelled as she rolled through the streets of New York behind her podium, shoved an entire tie into her mouth, chewed more gum than should be humanly possible, used a lot of props to illustrate her points, rocked a wild pair of heels, and punished "reporters" by shooting them with soapy water.
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Everyone now knows Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer doesn't like Dippin' Dots, the so-called "ice cream of the future" that's a mainstay of humdrum visits to theme parks, county fairs and malls around the U.S. So it's left detractors an opportunity to strike, by sending Spicer as many of the spherical, flash-frozen treats as humanly possible.
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Former speechwriter to Obama, Jon Favreau, previously referred to a viral photo of the cages and admitted on Twitter that Obama's administration had "an influx of unaccompanied minors who showed up at the border," and that it attempted to "move those children out of those shelters as fast as humanly possible and connect them with their parents" in 2014.
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Similarly After Hours, with its single-minded dedication to making hedonism seem as both dramatic and fun as humanly possible, became one of my few respites during an otherwise miserable spring when I was living in a cramped, windowless room in Brooklyn, floundering at an internship and questioning exactly what the fuck I was doing with my life.
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WASHINGTON — For the clusters of onlookers, besuited power players and three former presidents who had all traveled to Washington National Cathedral, the muggy day was a historic opportunity to memorialize the life of Senator John McCain, who was remembered as a deeply patriotic war hero, a former Republican presidential candidate and a scrappy, humanly flawed, ultimately idealistic lawmaker.
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Many people now feel the pressure to work and produce as much as humanly possible -- whether it be for a content platform or a ride-hailing service -- but without the benefits of being a full-time employee and with the fear that a black box algorithm working behind the scenes will somehow penalize them for falling short.
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If you want to score a cheap espresso machine ahead of the hectic-ness of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you should head on over to Amazon as soon as humanly possible: Among other discounts on Nespresso coffee and espresso makers, its current Deal of the Day features a trio of Nespresso bundles that are on sale for 57% off.
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I basically absorbed all the information about Larry and One Direction humanly possible in a weekend, including blogs and videos with arguments that Larry wasn't real and at the end of it all I just looked at things that were unexplainable for both outcomes and there was a lot more that couldn't be explained if you accept that Larry is not real.
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Hello I humanly choose to ignore rumors about Mark Zuckerberg being some sort of alien, whose status on Earth and imminent campaign are a strategic ploy by some sort of extra-terrestrial race, say like some Jupiter-dwelling species called the Zorlocks, a polymorphous species that can take any shape at will, to take over your planet of Earth from the inside.
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There aren't a whole heap of examples of men operating this lead leg triple attack in kickboxing and MMA, but Semmy Schilt was able to utilize the same triple attack in both sports, and before Katsunori Kikuno decided to drop his hands to his thighs and fight in the dumbest way humanly possible, he was a fearsome lead leg triple kicker too.
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But, whatever I may have seen as their limitations of character or intellect, neither was anything like as humanly impoverished as Trump is: ignorant of government, of history, of science, of philosophy, of art, incapable of expressing or recognizing subtlety or nuance, destitute of all decency, and wielding a vocabulary of seventy-seven words that is better called Jerkish than English.
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From the looks of it, it could have been a cocktail reception or art opening, but on the precipice of the year 2020 the cause was political rather than social: Raise some serious money to get Donald Trump out of office as quickly as humanly possible — and, perhaps even more urgently, help wrestle the Senate from Republican stranglehold on legislation.
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"Without doubt, even moments of great difficulty, of tormented decisions of Christian and human prudence, that to some could have seemed like reticence, were instead attempts, humanly very difficult, to keep the light of humanitarian initiatives, of hidden but active diplomacy lit, in periods of greatest darkness and cruelty, in the hope of a possible opening of hearts," Francis said.
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To say that one is out every day trying one's best to get to the truth, or as close to the truth as humanly possible, to say that one is trying to be objective in the best sense of that word, trying to be fair — that doesn't mean that you have to acquiesce to everything the people in power want.
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We as a nation have been privileged to watch some pretty damn spectacular happenings this election season, whether you're talking about the human embodiment of a Shetland pony parading about a line of steaks that doesn't actually exist, or one Texan's unsettlingly lascivious relationship with canned soup, or just a broken man shoveling as much food into his tired, bland mouth as humanly possible.
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Penned by cookbook author J.J. Goode, myself, and the editors of MUNCHIES, this cookbook is both your glossary to stories from some of the best moments on the show—from that night Erik Anderson (formerly of Catbird Seat) drank more Fernet than we thought was humanly possible, to the time Enrique Olvera drunkenly made quesadillas with a sharp kitchen knife, something no one should ever recreate.
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A truly Midwestern rap anthem that sonically recalls the cybernetic paranoia of classic Detroit techno and the shuddering trippiness of footwork, Brown calls out regional luminaries like Traxman and DJ Assault while conjuring the image of dancefloor-as-war zone—a place where you duck and cover when danger's present, or because that's the only way to get your ass as close to the floor as humanly possible.
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Or... perhaps... these allege victims are not victims at all, but only women who have been told and instructed, even peer pressured if you will, years later, that the claimed relationship they freely and voluntarily engaged in, should now, in the #metoo era, be classified as 'bad' or 'abusive,' and they are continually seeking to add facts, even if not truthful, to their story, to make the alleged events as salacious as humanly possible.
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"What we didn't talk enough about was the purpose we were there, about Russia's involvement and Russia's intent, how doggedly that they tried everything humanly possible and they will continue to keep trying and hitting on us to change how we do business in America, how we elect our officials, the confidence we have in our government," Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, said Friday on "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.
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Over the next 28 minutes, we meet a few of The Guy's most eccentric customers: a gay man in a toxic relationship that once pretended to be addicted to crystal meth in order to escape his best friend; and a duo of macho men working on their method acting skills by making The Guy as uncomfortable as possible — a stark contrast to The Guy's sales style, which is to be as nonthreatening and helpful as humanly possible.
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"I do try my damnedest to stay at home and avoid Los Angeles whenever humanly possible" ("It's like the Day of the Locust down there" he says), but he's "been working fairly consistently" on projects that ultimately never came to fruition—an adaptation of a French novel Johnny Depp asked him to co-write with Jerry Stahl; an adaptation of an Elmore Leonard novel; he was attached to direct Edward Ford, considered one of Hollywood's greatest unproduced screenplays, with a cast fronted by Michael Shannon.
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Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro Inspiron 383 5000 2-in-1 laptop, plus $100 Visa gift card Apple Magic Keyboard with numeric keypad Inspiron 17 3000 laptop Bose QuietComfort 35 II wireless noise-canceling headphones Apple iPad Pro (11-inch, WiFi, 64GB) Apple Magic Mouse 2 Kindle Oasis e-reader Portable charger Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS, 38mm) Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 instant camera As you prepare to move into a dorm room, you'll want to make sure you get it as cozy as humanly possible.
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The filmmaker was determined that the environments featured in his ninth film "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood" as tactile and immersive as humanly possible without turning to the now-ubiquitous digital effects houses, says Ling, who lavishly and convincingly resurrects a period some 50 years gone: the then-vibrant storefronts of Hollywood Boulevard, the classic movie theaters of Westwood Village, enduring eateries like Musso & Frank Grill and El Coyote, the Playboy Mansion, and the Charles Manson family inhabited ranch where Westerns were shot.
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Closer to home, in the 20th century, the authority that Alice Neel exerts at the beginning stages of her eternally searching portraits — her "James Hunter Black Draftee" (1965) is an assured, powerful line drawing augmented by a fully painted head — serves as a marvelous contrast to the tangle of charcoal swirls making up the patterned gown in Gustav Klimt's "Posthumous Portrait of Ria Munk III" (1917-18), a revelation of process that makes this habitually locked-down painter seem much more humanly tentative and vulnerable.
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Read more:Elon Musk says Tesla's New York Gigafactory will reopen and start producing ventilators 'as soon as humanly possible'Take a look at the Cybertruck-inspired, post-apocalyptic bunker designed to protect against a nuclear threat, zombie invasion, or viral outbreakElon Musk says N95 masks are 'a pain to wear' and claims other masks are 'better,' but experts say it's the mask healthcare workers should be wearing to protect themselves against the spread of the coronavirusTesla could actually be in the best position of any automaker to deal with the coronavirus pandemic
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I did gain weight, but that was the goal; there are formulas for this, but I wasn't aiming to gain more that ten or so pounds, knowing that only about half of that or less would be muscle, because people and especially women can't gain muscle that quickly at all (the actual number is somewhat dependent on your current lean muscle mass or body weight, but my point is that you don't gain weight aimlessly or with abandon, unless you're "dirty bulking" and just eating as much as humanly possible, but that's not necessary for most people).
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