To immerse yourself in this world is to immerse yourself in candy-colored sweetness, in a sense of warmth and sparkle and overwhelming coziness.
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You need to immerse yourself in the word of God.
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Download the Vrse app to immerse yourself in this experience.
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I want to immerse myself in that time and place.
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And now they can immerse themselves into their world firsthand.
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" Whereas "A Quiet Place" is like, "Let's immerse in this.
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Instead they immerse you in his disposition: poised, meditative, bold.
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Your wheat field can wait; for now, immerse yourself in minutiae.
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Set aside a half hour and immerse yourself in this piece.
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Or do I continue to immerse myself in Fortnite's strange world?
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Here's the original commercial to immerse you in full '90s nostalgia.
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You immerse yourself in that time and just it's fun, nostalgic.
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I wanted to immerse myself in the freedom of the city.
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"I just would totally immerse myself in other people," she said.
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It is a game that you can completely immerse yourself in.
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When asked to immerse themselves in that character's world, they balk.
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I advise students to immerse themselves in humanities and social sciences.
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I just wanted to really dive into it and immerse myself.
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If you wanted to immerse yourself underwater, look no further than Twitter.
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The bundle features buttloads of training content you can immerse yourself in.
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We love to immerse ourselves in the stories of star-crossed lovers.
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It's really cool to see someone immerse themselves into something so deeply.
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He studied with designers for months to immerse himself into the character.
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Immersit generates vibrations to immerse you in your movies or video games.
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It still feels like a dream to immerse myself in this piece.
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That's certainly a way to further immerse yourself in the material, right?
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This time she went to immerse herself in new places and cultures.
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"It's another way to immerse our students in reef ecology," Pedley says.
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I read and immerse myself in stories because I want to be challenged.
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"I thought why not...immerse your full legs," Martens said in a release.
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But, he cautions, "The research community needs to immerse itself in Indigenous culture."
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"You can really immerse yourself into it [because of the graphics]," Joey says.
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Most of them are made at times when I can immerse myself completely.
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Recognize that, mind the pickpockets, and immerse yourself, leaving judgment on the tarmac.
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Find something — something new, something difficult — to immerse yourself in and improve at.
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Americans want their leaders to immerse themselves in problem solving, not political gamesmanship.
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Is this a genuine way to immerse yourself in the local wine culture?
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But Sugihara wanted to study languages and travel and immerse himself in literature.
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When David Rock needs to immerse himself in his work, he goes offline.
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To stay there is to immerse in Panton's bold, colorful and futuristic world.
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It's a feature that allows you to properly immerse yourself in the experience.
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Anything that makes the experience more intimate and pleasurable helps you immerse yourself.
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It's not alien to me, but Alessandro and Rachel had to really immerse themselves.
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As Pokora began to immerse himself in programming, his family bought its first Xbox.
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We'll immerse ourselves in the virtual reality of their experiences as they experience them.
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Don't go swimming or otherwise immerse yourself in water for at least two weeks.
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Her daily rhythms allow her to fully immerse herself in the task before her.
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I could just immerse myself in the freedom of exploring any style I wanted.
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Immerse yourself in it alongside someone you care about and keep it to yourself.
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Bedeck yourself in flannel and hiking boots to really immerse yourself in the experience.
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As a reporter, it is important to immerse yourself in every story you do.
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"If you're going to do something new, go immerse yourself in that," he says.
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He would immerse himself in the grind and not dread the thought of it.
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Those looking to immerse themselves in nature will want to check out Whitefish, Montana.
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"These aren't tours: you immerse, you join the local communities," he said onstage Thursday.
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Besides listening to D∆WN's new album, you can now immerse yourself in it.
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The decision to immerse readers more deeply in Wakandan mythology also paid creative dividends.
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And you can immerse yourself in it without having to spend 20 years collecting.
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Check out the video and immerse yourself in the songwriting process of the future.
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Step inside a stranger's kitchen and immerse yourself in comforting smells and distressing stories.
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Cold winter days are ideal times to immerse the family in films — or filmmaking.
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Immerse yourself in lush gardens, vibrant art, and the sights and sounds of Brazil.
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We've known for a while that descriptive language helps us immerse ourselves in fiction.
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Every day, we wake up, go to the office and immerse ourselves in the job.
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It is a wonderful backdrop for Manoj Bajpayee to fully immerse himself in his character.
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Breakups will be easier to overcome when you don't immerse yourself totally in another person.
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By their account, it's important for The Blaze to immerse themselves in their shoot locations.
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It's to get outside of my own everyday routine and immerse myself in the work.
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Leave that Kindle at home and immerse yourself in a book with crystal sharp text.
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You can now immerse yourself in the zombie world in the Resident Evil 2 game.
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Just sort of immerse yourself in other cultures and be involved in the world community.
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They can immerse themselves in a first-person shooter game on almost any VR platform.
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Their plush ear pillows and lightweight design will immerse you in the game without distraction.
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He wants to get offline and immerse himself in the nitty-gritty land of IRL.
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Tech companies have spent years developing better, cheaper devices to immerse people in digital worlds.
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She moved to Taiwan as a college student, ostensibly to immerse herself in Chinese language.
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"It's all about presence, the ability to immerse yourself into the scene," says El-Ouazzane.
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I wanted to immerse myself in the jungle—in its colors, its myths, its legends.
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There is an underground museum nearby, if you want to immerse yourself in that day.
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Humility is being able to fully immerse ourselves in the present in a unique way.
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For two days this June, Singaporeans can immerse themselves in prison life thanks to Netflix.
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You'll find that conversations are more enjoyable and effective when you immerse yourself in them.
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What people want to engage with and immerse in online ... And how they do it.
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I respect other actors when they can totally immerse themselves in different worlds and characters.
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Basically, it's equipped with everything you need to fully immerse yourself in whatever you're watching.
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So, then, why would we want to immerse ourselves in an exhibition focused on disease?
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Some pilgrims are bibliophiles keen to immerse themselves in one of Europe's most ornate bookshops.
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He returned in the late 1950s to immerse himself in the American civil rights movement.
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It is a marvel that viewers should dawdle over, as well as immerse themselves in.
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Powerful audio can completely immerse you in your experience, bringing games, movies, and music to life.
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The outing is seen as the Queen's way of helping immerse Meghan into public royal engagements.
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And it&aposs amazing to watch the left, you know, immerse in all this good news.
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At five times the normal frame rate, Billy Lynn sought to immerse audiences in total realism.
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Both are vehicles to activate all senses and immerse the consumer within a specific branded experience.
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At the pop-up, patrons were given the chance to fully immerse themselves in the experience.
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Magic Leap has a chance to immerse us in a more seamless, interactive Internet of Things.
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A range of extracurricular activities must be organised to immerse students in ideological education, he said.
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You can now literally immerse yourself in the scent of your favourite food — in a bath.
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I want to make stuff that's big enough to immerse the viewers, aided by their bigness.
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Instead, they want to live as the locals do and immerse themselves in the country's culture.
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"We wanted to immerse ourselves in a new culture and just live our lives," he said.
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You will find that conversations are more enjoyable and effective when you immerse yourself in them.
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Get out of your comfort zone and immerse yourself in podcasts, events, books, and leadership training.
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Coverage of hot-button issues should immerse itself in this complexity, not run away from it.
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But truly immerse myself in learning this profession to make it my lifestyle and a career.
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"Things like virtual reality are able to immerse people and drive them into action," Mims said.
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Frugal backpackers love Bali; they immerse in its various settings, from jungles to beaches, for cheap.
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Working abroad can provide you with the opportunity to truly immerse yourself in a different locale.
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To fully understand Linux, you need to install it on your computer and immerse yourself in it.
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It's a frustrating oversight, because Far Cry 5 does otherwise make an effort to immerse the player.
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Writing the book required Guthrie, an award-winning journalist, to immerse herself in the world of aeronautics.
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For $16 per flight, travellers can immerse themselves in new Hollywood releases, in their own individual theatres.
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Though it's not quite Willy Wonka's factory, the place is designed to immerse customers in the brand.
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This place should allow me to immerse myself in Nutella's most alluring qualities—its decadence, smoothness, lusciousness.
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Today ambitious economists are quite likely to immerse themselves in empirical work focused on specific policy questions.
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I really just immerse myself in the whole thing and the relationships I've made with these songwriters.
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If using eggs, immerse into a pot of boiling water and simmer for 5 to 6 minutes.
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Like poetry, it seems to want to immerse the listener into a more vibrant experience of living.
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Now she does mini NaNoWriMos on her own throughout the year when she wants to immerse herself.
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Before I began my journalistic coverage of the event, I had to immerse myself in the festival.
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Instead, the next two weeks will test how deeply a nation can immerse itself in self-delusion.
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Students must be prepared to immerse themselves in the customs of an unfamiliar habitat far from home.
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Fascinated by all this contention and culture, VICE's Wilbert L. Cooper decided to immerse himself in J'ouvert.
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As one of the hottest sectors in tech, you'd be remiss not to immerse yourself in it.
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The rig also uses digitally-throttled fans to immerse the rider further by matching their flight direction.
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Explore the renowned Master's degrees, short courses, and myriad ways to immerse yourself in the art world.
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"I cannot imagine wanting to immerse oneself in another culture without feeling a sensual pull," Buruma writes.
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I wanted to immerse myself in the movement, or at least educate myself as much as possible.
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All you need is a basic virtual reality headset like Google Cardboard, and you can immerse yourself.
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The more you immerse yourself in the news, like a language, the more you will understand it.
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You can only immerse yourself in this stuff for so long before you start to believe it.
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Good news, though: Lots of parents want to immerse themselves in work and forget all about home.
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Free to immerse in sonic luxury, we needn't trouble ourselves with ethical distractions in this particular instance.
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He told his friends that he wanted to immerse himself in the culture and stay for years.
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He wants to immerse himself in the process of winning, and said he knows how it starts.
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Rather, Rist is inviting us to unguardedly immerse ourselves in the sensory overload of video and music.
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Are you looking to fully immerse yourself in your entertainment, placing yourself directly into a virtual world?
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Using the archive he helped create, Mr. Sood has been able to immerse himself in fashion's details.
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Immerse Yourself in Nature There's nothing more relaxing, according to Ms. Geiser, than being surrounded by nature.
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He is thinking of moving back to Mexico City to immerse his young son in Mexican culture.
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At the time, did you immerse yourself in the trial as many people did across the country?
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The next logical thing to do was immerse ourselves in the vast community of fellow Fenn's treasure hunters.
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People are sometimes slightly reluctant to immerse themselves and go walking into the kill shelters when rescuing dogs.
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People are sometimes slightly reluctant to immerse themselves and go walking into he kill shelters when rescuing dogs.
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If you dare to immerse yourself in Zoo, the series airs Thursday nights at 10 pm on CBS.
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Immerse yourself in a gameplay experience that's infused with visceral tactical action, upgraded graphics, and top sound design.
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Tarell McCraney: Well, as Barry stated, he wanted to immerse the audience into Chiron's retracting, his inner world.
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The approach adopted by Gary Younge, a journalist on the Guardian, is to immerse himself in the misery.
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Among the projects in the works are experiences from NASA and apps that immerse users in bygone eras.
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Starbucks, which is never short on Michael Bublé, wants you to immerse yourself in the ambience even more.
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The headsets that immerse you in fantastic worlds and experiences also cut you off from the outside world.
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Immerse yourself in every experience that interests you and develop skills that can be applied to any career.
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All throughout this new God of War, you're encouraged to immerse yourself and really engage with the lore.
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Watch the film's trailer, above, to immerse yourself in the world of Wakanda before you read the review.
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It's especially suitable for families with children who want to immerse themselves in the vast world of Disney.
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Seeing drag artists perform helps them to immerse themselves in the culture and experience drag at its roots.
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" With her projects, she hopes to immerse viewers in an experience that leaves them with "curiosity and delight.
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The goal was to immerse himself in the details of Jack Ryan's life, not to recreate Clancy's voice.
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And the 103ers, after Garoppolo had time to immerse himself in Shanahan's complex system, expect him to thrive.
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It will also have advanced video, audio and digital technology to immerse fans into the sport, NYT reports.
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Once the bag is sealed and the water is at temperature, immerse your food in the water bath.
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A step toward immersion, but there's no way to meaningfully immerse yourself in, essentially, a cool YouTube video.
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The aim was to immerse the audience in the experience of the film's conflicted 19-year-old protagonist.
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My daughter and son have grown into people who immerse themselves in the world via all their senses.
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Put in earbuds, close your eyes, and immerse yourself in the sounds provided by the Muse mobile app.
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Or immerse yourself in elaborate fantasy realms and binge the new Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance on Netflix.
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An attendant removed her thin clothes and prepared to immerse her in a tub filled with hot water.
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Jupiter in Sagittarius is a key time to develop your intuitive abilities and immerse yourself in dream work.
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We very much wanted to document this great show and immerse the listener or viewer in the experience.
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Each semester begins with a two-week Drawing or Sculpture Marathon to immerse participants in experimentation, perception, and productivity.
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Scroll ahead to immerse yourself in Ikea's garden oasis — fiddle leaf figs, bonsai trees, and millennial pink pots included.
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When writing Beneath the Remains, Hannum used death metal as a tool to immerse himself into the appropriate mindset.
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"We watch them to escape our daily lives and immerse ourselves into the 'unknown,'" Lynette, a counselor from Bark.
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If they tried to learn from others, or immerse themselves in other opportunities, Cole believes lives could be changed.
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I really wanted to immerse the viewer in a real situation, leaving room for the imagination of the viewer.
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But if you'd like to immerse yourself in the marijuana industry you should check out Kush Tourism and PotGuide.
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"It was going to be a place where you going to be able to fully immerse yourself," he said.
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Managers love to immerse themselves in the side-disciplines of business—analysing big data or re-engineering supply chains.
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Mr Moore takes groups of them into the outback to immerse them in age-old, long-lost cultural practices.
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If you're in San Francisco you can immerse yourself in the green glow of gaming accouterment beginning May 21st.
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If our political reality is terrible now, why not immerse ourselves in a fictional political reality in between protests?
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On top of that, its built-in TV speakers are enough to completely immerse you in whatever you're watching.
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"[W]e always envisioned a world that you could immerse yourself in," the company detailed in a blog post.
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Some eventually realize that getting out is a matter of life and death, as others immerse themselves more deeply.
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He added that it can be extra helpful to immerse yourself in the "actual environment" with foreign language speakers.
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The spookiest day of the year is here, which means it's time to immerse yourself in all things wicked!
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They'll immerse themselves in the rich renderings and be taken back to the first time they watched the movie.
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"Just immerse yourself in all aspects of that thing and I guarantee you're going to get a new idea."
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"You can immerse the viewer into worlds -- artificial or reality-like worlds -- that you couldn't do before," Gombos said.
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In a manner endlessly more "real" than today's gaming hardware is capable of, VR will immerse players in games.
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The films are able to immerse the viewer into worlds they only read about or see on the news.
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They want to immerse themselves a lot more with the local culture and what's going on in local environments.
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I didn't really travel, apart from work trips where you barely had time to immerse yourself in a place.
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Perhaps he will immerse himself in foreign affairs, where he doesn't have to worry so much about congressional meddling.
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But rather than immerse herself in the techniques of traditional Vietnamese food, she kept doing things her own way.
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Take a break from Tiger King and immerse yourself a multitude of cinematic worlds imagined and designed by women.
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But nothing can compare to a long distance hike in the woods where you immerse yourself in that nature.
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As children, and even in college, we're encouraged to embrace many different subjects, immerse ourselves in them and explore.
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To really immerse herself in the Lion King musical world, however, Beyoncé took herself and her family to Africa.
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The taboo -- to immerse themselves in what they believe to be the trappings of the working class -- becomes sexualized.
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It is altogether peculiar to immerse oneself in a story of New York written by a near-lifelong Californian.
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But I'm excited for her to continue to discover what her thing is and immerse herself in it joyfully.
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So, you can fully immerse yourself in your music, tuning out the petty arguments and debates happening around you.
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They have also taken steps to immerse themselves in virtual and augmented reality which bodes well for future quarterly earnings.
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In his view, the ponds and streams in AltSpaceVR provide a perfect place to immerse an avatar in baptismal water.
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"Bringing in a dining experience gives our customers yet another way to immerse themselves in the Tiffany brand," said Moore.
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Or which ones do you find so enjoyable that you return to immerse yourself in the story again and again?
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But given the choice between letting viewers immerse themselves in lost history and overproducing, NFL Network took the latter course.
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Summer is the perfect season to get out of your comfort zone and immerse yourself in new cities and experiences.
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The artists reputedly immerse themselves in the activity they aim to capture—building a dam, for example—before painting it.
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It's one thing to want to immerse yourself in rural Australia, but it's another to do it at a rodeo.
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Because why wouldn't you want to briefly immerse yourself in Las Vegas while maintaining all the best parts of Austin?
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That decision could ultimately backfire on Seeso, as it doesn't allow fans to fully immerse themselves in the original series.
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After a good amount of time on the road, we really wanted to immerse ourselves in the writing process again.
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Twitch user Rudeism crafted a controller using a toy bow, allowing him to fully immerse himself into the hero Hanzo.
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"From this point on I want to make an effort to contribute and immerse myself in the conversation," Paul says.
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Perhaps you still binge this series occasionally when you want to immerse yourself in a world of adrenalized, harrowing drama.
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Who wouldn't jump at the opportunity to immerse themselves in another culture and discover what life is like somewhere else?
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His health may have limited his athletic activity in prison, but he still found ways to immerse himself in sports.
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Location feeds accessed through the new tags will unlock the ability for users anywhere to immerse themselves in a place.
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The (creepy) sound design also stands out, and works well to immerse players in the world when wearing their headphones.
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To appreciate it, you have to immerse yourself in it, give it time to reveal itself and to reward you.
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Part of preventive medicine for the body, mind and soul is to immerse yourself in the forest for long periods.
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Unlike fall movies, fall games can immerse you for days and weeks, whetting your appetite for apple cider and scarves.
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But at this divisive time in our own history it's more important for you to immerse yourselves in...American culture.
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Bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and mustard-topped hot dogs immerse viewers into the uncharted universe of early 225th century America.
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Come during the grape harvest festival at the end of August to really immerse yourself in the local viniferous spirit.
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The trip allowed me to immerse myself in all of the things I had spent the last few years rejecting.
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So, I thought that would be a perfect opportunity to immerse ourselves as a movement with the people and community.
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I immerse my face into a sink full of warm water and remove all my makeup and start afresh—kidding!
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To stay at Highclere is to visit Highclere and immerse yourself as a Downton fan for one day and night.
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But with last weekend's wide theatrical release of "Amazing Grace," fans can finally immerse themselves in the full cinematic experience.
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I wanted to immerse the audience in a world instead of having them observe something as part of an evening.
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My parents had always hoped that I would professionalize in medicine or law, immerse myself in something stable and safe.
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This year, I want to go over there for a full month to immerse myself and really appreciate the culture.
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And you've got to immerse yourself into the story, so there's a certain amount of verisimilitude in what you do.
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When the Islanders rookie right wing Josh Ho-Sang is looking for inspiration, he does not immerse himself in hockey.
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Bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and mustard-topped hot dogs immerse viewers into the uncharted universe of early 20th century America.
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There are also more solo presentations in this sector, allowing visitors the chance to really immerse themselves in the work.
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This year, I want to go over there for a full month to immerse myself and really appreciate the culture.
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An endless calendar of events gives citizens and visitors constant opportunities to invest and immerse themselves in a hopeful environment.
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With the help of booming sound, you can fully immerse yourself in the experience, whether that is gaming, film, or music.
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In order to dive deeper into more meaningful relationships, you first must be able to immerse yourself into your own depth.
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Oates, who now lives in Nashville, said he decided to move down south to immerse himself in other kinds of music.
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What I had missed was the chance to completely immerse myself in the world of Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them.
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It occupies a physical space and you compete against reality because you cannot immerse yourself in it in the same way.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Magic Leap is almost entirely built on the visions of grown men wanting to immerse themselves in fantasy worlds.
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Even better, Night Mode will be available year-round, so you can dim the lights and immerse yourself whenever you want.
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Indian Hindu devotees immerse an eco-friendly idol of Lord Ganesh during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Ahmedabad on Sept. 23.
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What better way to immerse yourself in 410 watts of sound while simultaneously exalting: Look at me, I drive a Mini!
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Unlike most modern multiplayer games, these activities demand you look at your opponent's eyes and fully immerse yourself in the action.
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Ahead of Trump's visit trip, political analysts questioned just how deeply Trump would immerse himself into the Conservative Party leadership contest.
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Once you're safely in the water, however, you're ready to immerse yourself in the best bit – having an uninterrupted catch-up.
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This group found it exciting to immerse into a new culture, but wanted to avoid the hassles of travel when possible.
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"Books allow you to fully explore a topic and immerse yourself in a deeper way than most media today," he wrote.
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By combining design, art and technology, exhibits will be able to immerse visitors in an experience no matter where they are.
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They are allowing employees to take 18 months to two years to completely immerse themselves in learning about a new area.
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Tis ability to immerse yourself in an unfiltered sea of information has always been one of the best parts of Twitter.
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Before making the film, Rosi spent several months on the island without a camera to immerse himself in its daily rhythms.
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Okay, so you couldn't immerse yourself in Rez's wireframe world by enveloping your field of vision with a stereoscopic OLED display.
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So when he gets there, finally, it's an opportunity for him to completely immerse himself in this new kind of character.
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"You just have a voice and sound design and the words to really immerse somebody and bring them in," Lewy said.
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Paris Fragrance Odyssey June 29- July 3, 2020 Guided by fragrance expert Francis Hembert, immerse yourself in the magic of perfumery.
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And so we've rounded up 18 boxes to take you back — scroll forth and immerse yourselves in some serious cereal nostalgia.
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Plus, it hooks up to the IRIS VR goggles (sold separately) so you can truly immerse yourself in your drone flights.
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It's a very surreal thing to immerse yourself in this world where there is so much archival footage to draw upon.
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Getting out on the Columbia, which is open to various recreation (especially wind-powered), is to immerse yourself in natural wonder.
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They are not puzzles I get a thrill out of solving or stories that I can't help but immerse myself in.
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Some people prefer to take things at a slower pace, and immerse themselves in a culture over a week or two.
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But "The Obliteration Room" is just fun, namely because it grants an opportunity to immerse yourself entirely in Kusama's eccentric world.
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The Enthusiast I am a binge reader, with a tendency to throw myself at a writer, immerse myself in their work.
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Or maybe the desert is more your speed, where you can drive into the horizon and immerse yourself in deafening silence.
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Things were pretty dark, and it was an outlet for me, to immerse myself in a family that wasn't my own.
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It's an elegantly integrated display that uses multiple sensory approaches to immerse the visitor in a world of highly specialized knowledge.
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I want the collection to thrive and for everyone to have the opportunity to immerse themselves in Henry Clay Frick's world.
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Regeni si immerse nel loro mondo sperando di valutare il potenziale del loro sindacato nella guida del cambiamento politico e sociale.
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Frugal Traveler Take the bus, look for daytime performances, eat tacos and splurge on museums that immerse you in Vegas lore.
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Immerse your entire mind and body into the green color of your lawn, taking in the restful, comforting and quiet colors.
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" He added: "I'm just ready to immerse myself in this journey and hopefully come out with a fiancé at the end.
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I had quit surfing in order to immerse myself in another, more or less opposite, way of life — night life, lamplight.
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It simply allows you, willingly and without distraction, to immerse all your senses in a fantasy you've always longed to inhabit.
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He was known to immerse himself in team operations and pore over details in the team's war room on draft day.
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Ms. Bosch visited the capital nine times over the course of five years to immerse herself in the city's social bubble.
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The prototype by Thomas Van Bouwel uses the HTC Vive to let designers, architects and urban planners immerse themselves in their work.
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When you pull back and look at the macro opportunities for entertainment, it's really about how do you immerse people in worlds.
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Users can fully immerse themselves using VR goggles by downloading the LIFE VR app for iOS and Android or visit time.com/lifevr.
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The ice storm experience is an Immersive Mixed Reality segment, where we are actually able to immerse the talent within an environment.
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Director Aneesh Chaganty, formerly of Google, uses webcams, iPhone front cams and computer screen capture to immerse the audience in the storyline.
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To fully immerse myself in Foster's twisted mind, I suited up for the trip in a recreation of his office drone outfit.
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The screen also has more than 2 million pixels so you can fully immerse yourself in your favorite shows, videos, or games.
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I traveled through Africa and the Middle East and studied Arabic at Harvard University in order to fully immerse myself in Islam.
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Travelers to British Columbia immerse in the quiet calm of remote lodges and occupy their hands and bodies with sea-kayaking expeditions.
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We like to work 3D starting from reality, using our real physical bodies first, to then immerse them in "imaginary" 3D worlds.
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"Kids like Cormac are very rarely able to immerse themselves and fully participate in life around them," Spiva, 50, tells Competitor magazine.
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Firstly, the option to immerse a user in a brand, or a brand message, is something that we simply couldn't do before.
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Immerse yourself in the never-before-seen works of diane arbus: in the beginning at The Met Breuer until November 27, 2016.
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TL;DR: The Razer Kraken gaming headset will immerse you in your games even further — grab one on Amazon for just $59.99.
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Upping the ante, Symphony Space offers a marathon next April that invites listeners to immerse themselves in 420 minutes of nonstop Reich.
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As an archaeologist who studies the processes that have shaped the cultural and natural world, I immerse myself in the distant past.
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English titles are provided, but it's hard to immerse yourself in the language and the show at the same time (1:30).
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Finally, we can stop discussing what will happen on January 20 and immerse ourselves in an intricately-wrought investigation of global history.
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Basically I just need to get back to my day job and immerse myself in this for the next couple of weeks.
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Find ways to immerse yourself in the language, said Elizabeth Zackheim, chief executive of ABC Languages, a language-learning center in Midtown.
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Kwanzaa, the African-American holiday, focuses on community and culture, and this five-day festival will immerse young museum visitors in both.
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There, they could immerse themselves in the social, cultural and religious traditions that are often so important at the end of life.
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Either way, surely musicians have the best music taste because they immerse themselves in the stuff and have the ear for it.
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In the midst of all that is happening right now, some people want to immerse themselves in horror movies and pandemic stories.
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Join local sporting activities if you can find a pickup game — it's another great way to immerse your kids in the locale.
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On fan forums like Reddit's Star Wars subreddits, many fans immerse themselves in spreading or debunking every new supposed leak that appears.
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And reading about food can help immerse us in those feelings even when we are not up to cooking or eating ourselves.
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Shielded from the outside world, Siena becomes a sanctuary where he can grieve, as well as immerse himself in the city's aura.
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"Immerse yourself in each emotion and try to identify each one as it arises: joy, safety, comfort, enthusiasm, inner peace," it read.
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Toys like these allow fans of the "Toy Story" franchise to immerse themselves in the story, but also create their own adventures.
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To swim in the ocean is to immerse myself in wildness, to feel the way the water rises and falls like breath.
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Taking advantage of these is important because they allow buyers to immerse themselves in a community and see how sustainable it is.
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A wildly unconventional resort that lets guests immerse themselves in the natural surrounding of the rainforest is coming to Singapore in 2023.
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They help pilgrims safely immerse themselves and drink — a ritual that is supposed to wash away sins and hasten entry into paradise.
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Eager to immerse herself in the art world, she volunteered to assist the filmmaker and pioneer of black art, Linda Goode Bryant.
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And again, what we wanted to do was immerse you in the audience, so we surrounded you with [recordings of] the audience.
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The company's new hanger suppresses odors on fabric, leaving your dirty clothes smelling tolerable again without having to immerse them in water. How?
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Thousands of Indians immerse themselves and idols of their gods every day, believing a dip in the Ganges absolves a lifetime of sins.
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Before her accident she was a runner and an avid hiker, so she continued to find ways to immerse herself in the outdoors.
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Most students stay for a week to immerse themselves in knot-tying and rope inspecting and the gear they need to climb safely.
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We are far less likely to immerse our fully lucid psyches into this socially democratic universe of inexpensive middle-of-the-night grub.
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How do they get to immerse themselves in the conversation that Fader has created around this event and what Fader Fort stands for.
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SpaceVR wants to sell subscriptions to that footage, which will "immerse someone in space as if they were floating outside," according to Holmes.
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The teleportation system might make this a very long process — which could either immerse you in the world better, or get boring quickly.
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Each year on Epiphany, Orthodox believers immerse themselves in rivers and lakes to commemorate the baptism of Jesus Christ in the River Jordan.
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Whisk yourself away to a fresh new place, mix up the music with global beats, and immerse yourself in crowd of beautiful strangers.
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It's the kind of tune you might want to hear while plotting something devious, or to immerse yourself wholeheartedly into on the dancefloor.
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However, it's important to immerse in various relationships; being with your spouse is not an adequate reason to drop your friends in life.
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"Do additional industry research and find ways to truly immerse yourself in the work, in the company and understanding its business," Sterling adds.
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But even those who miss the festivities can immerse themselves in all things Whitman at three different exhibitions running deep into the summer.
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Most of us know people like Henry from the outside; the gift of O'Nan's fiction is to immerse us deeply in his essence.
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Surrounded by ice-blue stalactite sculptures and tapestries, regulars, travelers, and fellow artists immerse themselves in visual publications, seeking escape, inspiration, or both.
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It's also an Android device, meaning you can immerse yourself in the world of movies and series, and watch them at any time.
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The resort also offers alpine lake freediving; traveling by helicopter, divers can immerse themselves in pristine glacial lakes to see huge underwater cliffs.
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The family moved Dominick and his brother, T'Andre, to Montserrat for five years to immerse the siblings in Caribbean culture, his aunt said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A Paris gallery is offering visitors the chance to immerse themselves in the colourscapes of Vincent Van Gogh like never before.
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"The essential benefit of 3-D audio is to immerse the listeners," said COO Pete Ogley, who is responsible for Sennheiser's Consumer Division.
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It's part of a trend called "immersive fitness," harnessing the power of sound, visuals and sometimes scent to immerse exercisers in different environments.
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It'll give you the foundation you need to immerse yourself in machine learning concepts and make your mark on this exciting tech frontier.
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As the name suggests, you can immerse the device in a liquid to blend up any solids within or do some thorough mixing.
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I'd immerse myself in the immense humanity of this symphony, called the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, going from audible limits to bearable ones.
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With the release of four new e-books fans will have no shortage of ways to continue to immerse themselves in witchcraft and wizardry.
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The subtle, true-to-life dialogue and drawings immerse the reader in the tense moments of teenage identity, the un-belonging of it all.
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She also got a taste of the culture she will immerse herself in next month during a short performance by a Maori cultural group.
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Immerse yourself in our day-long event featuring interviews, demos, workshops and networking with some of the industries' greatest thinkers, makers and heavy-hitters.
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The bucolic, coastal inlet of Batemans Bay is a terminus for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the raw beauty of the great outdoors.
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BEFORE Donald Trump took office, many commentators hoped that he would immerse himself in high-quality policy advice, rather than govern from his gut.
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Ahead we've rounded up the necessities for all you rosé lovers out there who are looking to fully immerse yourselves in summer's pink sea.
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You drink it, you wash your beloved coffee mug with it, and — assuming you bathe regularly — you consistently immerse your entire body in it.
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If you want to immerse yourself in programming and thrive in tech, you don't really need to spend thousands of dollars on a degree.
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Burton's wonderfully distinctive voice is so assured and confident, and I can't wait to immerse myself in her fractured, of-the-moment worlds again.
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You can drive around the park, but hiking one of the park's routes is the best way to really immerse yourself in nature's glory.
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Just like with Alto's Odyssey, this lets me both take the experience with me, and also pop in some headphones to fully immerse myself.
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The convenience and portability of audio streaming lets listeners immerse themselves in an artist's albums, not just their popular single that has a video.
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Force Flyers DIY Building Block Fly 'n Drive Drone — $39.99 See Details Immerse yourself in robotics with this simple and easy-to-assemble kit.
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VR goggles allowed onformative to immerse the cello players in the surreal animations and visuals that had been created from the dance motion data.
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But such solutions interfere with the function of a museum: allowing members of the public to immerse themselves in beauty in a contemplative setting.
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To immerse their son in the culture, she and her husband chose to enroll him in the Chinese public school system starting in preschool.
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At the beginning of our chat he tells me that during the biennial setup he sought to immerse the education team in this practice.
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At its least involved, it was a welcome chance to re-immerse myself in a world that already felt fully realized in movie form.
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I think I would want to really immerse myself in the -- the -- the ethical writings, the health writings, the scientific writings, the religious writings.
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Second, the company uses empty spaces and pipes and makes them vibrate, creating a network of passive speakers to immerse yourself in the music.
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Using Google Cardboard's 360-degree video technology, fans can virtually immerse themselves; they'll just have to pick up a custom Coach Google Cardboard first.
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The panel allows him to navigate through his personal Facebook account and then immerse himself right in the center of a friend's 3D video.
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I know studying overseas is a popular program -- more than 300,000 of you immerse yourselves in a foreign culture, usually during your junior year.
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When it was over, it is perhaps not surprising that Mr. Levy decided to immerse himself in the study of Eastern philosophy and meditation.
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On April 9, artist Hannah Black, musician Bonaventure, and designer Ebba Fransén Waldhör will immerse viewers in the exploits of a figure named Anxietina.
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If so, this fall, the New-York Historical Society will offer muggles a chance to immerse themselves in the wizarding world of Harry Potter.
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And these aren't your high-school foreign language classes: Travelers can immerse themselves in the dialect of their destination in fun and engaging ways.
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When you buy a pair of noise-canceling headphones, you want to be able to fully immerse yourself without being pestered by outside noises.
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Before you throw yourself into an international job search, make sure to brush up on some the cultures you plan to immerse yourself in.
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Nevertheless, he rented a place in the area and stayed in people's houses for a couple of weeks to immerse himself in his work.
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Workers straighten the candle wicks and immerse them in molten wax several times to ensure uniform distribution around each wick and the desired thickness.
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For Mr. Trump, his aides said, the back-to-back hurricanes offered a chance to immerse himself in the details of major logistical operations.
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Guests from around the world, local Floridians, and celebrities all book here to immerse themselves in the arts and tour the Art Deco District.
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This is a chance to immerse yourself in the fading world of Downton Abbey's characters and to co-mingle with their 21st-century counterparts.
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It&aposs an example of what psychologists call the peak‑end rule, which was demonstrated by having people immerse their hands in ice water.
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Likewise, to flirt as a queer person is to immerse one's self in the act of looking and being looked at, sometimes in secret.
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Immerse yourself in a 360-degree experience directed by Luca Guadagnino, best viewed on a smartphone with a Google Cardboard or a Daydream View.
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PORTFOLIO | PORTUGAL The Paiva Walkways, which opened in 2015 on the left bank of the Paiva River in Aveiro, Portugal, immerse you in nature.
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Other restaurants offer multi-sensory experiences, like Ibiza's Sublimotion, where 360-degree projection screens immerse diners for three hours during more than 20 courses.
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And Chee is willing to immerse himself in this ambivalence, to explore fully how writing his autobiographical novel both wounded him and healed him.
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The pleasure derived from these pastries is not limited to taste alone, but also stems from the opportunity to immerse yourself in another culture.
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Thundercat's musical impatience makes it hard to immerse in this most atypical of mood albums, but the range of moods is worth gawking at.
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Join the New York Studio School for two or three week Summer Marathons and immerse yourself in perception, experimentation, and formal and conceptual elements.
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But I'm glad the first three episodes were released at once, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves in Offred's world, painful though it might be.
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There are many ways we can start preparing for spring, and one of the ways is to fully, shamelessly, immerse ourselves in everything cherry blossom.
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Revelers will also get a chance to immerse themselves in the venue's functioning bowling alley, ice skating rink, and collection of old-school arcade games.
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Lisa Joy, Deadline: If you immerse yourself in the game for too long, do you lose the sense of what is real and not real?
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The digital ad industry's biggest trade group says consumers want to see more commercials they can immerse themselves within — as long as they're done right.
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In Gagliano del Capo, visitors can immerse themselves in Apulian culinary traditions through orecchiette-making classes and vineyard and olive-grove tours at Palazzo Daniele.
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Nonfiction films can immerse us in a story as it is happening, remix the incidental, reanimate images from the past, and speak truth to power.
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But taking all these threats credibly meant that the only way to find refuge was to immerse yourself in Christian media and among Christian people.
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It gave each level a full month of breathing room players could use to fully immerse in each locale's intricate causal systems and narrative layers.
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Below is a supercut that will immerse you in the visual language that the Duffer Brothers were working with to create their surprise hit show.
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"We can use VR to help people immerse themselves at these distinct historic locations and relive the most important moments that happened there," Feinberg said.
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The company's inaugural space in Los Angeles will also avail itself of projection mapping, augmented reality and other ways to immerse and entertain, Bennett promises.
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But, despite my efforts to immerse myself in the stories I felt so connected to, I never felt like I was part of the conversation.
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"I had to immerse myself in it to really get the best out of it that I could," he says about his time in treatment.
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But Final Furlong 2 takes it to the next level with it's fake-horse-body-seat to really immerse you in the horse racing action.
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It is often said that when you live in a foreign country long enough, and immerse yourself in its culture, the doors will open wide.
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I immerse myself in the image of "perfection" through continuously scrolling pages until my eyes blur and I can't even make out my own reflection.
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Each feels inchoate, which I think is what Acheson is trying to immerse himself in — that place of yearning that never quite spells itself out.
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It's a sacred honor – people are trusting you with their flesh and blood, you need to respect the art and immerse yourself in it fully.
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"Being in a new and somewhat unfamiliar location can also help you learn more about yourself and immerse yourself in the new role," says Wessel.
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There is an insistence that they must work together — performing with and for each other to immerse themselves into the perfume of each particular world.
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Social Aider Professional Plan: Lifetime Subscription — $39.99 See Details If you're new to digital marketing, immerse yourself in the educational content this super bundle offers.
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These locations are intended to do more than sell merchandise — they will also immerse shoppers in Disney's sprawling media world, including both audio and video.
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"It's a luxury to have a bigger budget and a longer time to immerse oneself in a story, to create a little world," he said.
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The only way to resist post-literacy is through acts of will: to forcefully limit one's media consumption and immerse oneself in thoughtful, extended text.
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As the VR market scrambles to perfect the technology to immerse listeners in an acoustic space, it will no doubt pull music along with it.
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A key goal of this project, and their work more broadly, is for the technology to be invisible—to fully immerse viewers in the experience.
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At a moment when pop culture is actively debating Hollywood's objectification of women, it feels like an apt time to immerse yourself in Schneemann's world.
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Whether you use big pans or small, once you immerse yourself in the tasty, convenient world of sheet-pan suppers, you won't want to stop.
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Learning some basic phrases in Spanish could help you navigate the town, especially if you're hoping to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture beyond BPM.
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Sadowski thought he would play in KBO for three to four years, immerse himself in Korean culture and get to know his teammates and coaches.
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Only to leap out of bed, turn my TV, Playstation, phone and headphones on, to immerse myself in a reality that was not before possible.
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At one level, it merely helps him do what fledgling writers have always done — immerse themselves in the works of those they want to emulate.
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The challenge is finding a block of time so you can really immerse yourself in a book and not just catch it on the run.
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Jeter, while a famously heady player on the field, was never known to immerse himself in the minutiae of the game after leaving the ballpark.
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Five years ago, in an act of creative desperation, I decided to immerse myself in the classical Persian poetry I grew up taking for granted.
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And finally, it's critical over time that envoys immerse themselves in the details not just of the negotiations, but also in regional events and developments.
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Spectators at Wednesday's show were also given headphones playing sweet electronic music mixing violin and bird song, meant to immerse them in the garden's atmosphere.
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Spectators at Wednesday's show were also given headphones playing sweet electronic music mixing violin and bird song, meant to immerse them in the garden's atmosphere.
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The only possible source is humans, specifically the throngs of ritual bathers who come to wash away their sins and immerse themselves in the waters.
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The United States already made up an ethnically and culturally diverse landscape—people just needed access to games and global soccer culture to fully immerse themselves.
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Although you should definitely immerse yourself in diverse cinema throughout the year, February, Black History Month, is the perfect time to learn more about Black creators.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are still a few days left to immerse yourself in everything Halloween before thoughts shift to turkeys and shopping lists.
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The hope is that letting patients fully immerse themselves in a virtual environment could help lessen the strain associated with getting intimate in a clinical setting.
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IQiyi, on the other hand, already has a channel dedicated to virtual reality, which is meant to immerse the end user in a completely digital environment.
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For anyone on a budget: If you want to immerse yourself in Madrid's arts and culture without killing your budget, plan a visit to Matadero Madrid.
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It doesn't immerse you in virtual worlds for entertainment purposes, but adds useful information to your line of sight — anything from navigational cues to mechanical labels.
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Looking at a massive screen during reading sessions was a true joy, and made it easier to really immerse myself in the story I was reading.
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In all these shorts, identity, just like the physicality that they immerse us in, is never fixed, but rather under a constant, at times anguished, negotiation.
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The games there become a form of escapism for Kid, a way to immerse themselves in something where they don't feel so trapped in their life.
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It costs $9 to immerse in the atmosphere of a post-apocalyptic town for an hour but only 20 people at a time can play simultaneously.
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Usually a third-person game, Rockstar has let slip that the next game will have a first-person mode for folks who want to fully immerse.
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But in its depth, its longevity, and its complete commitment to immerse you in its world, it's better than all of its television and film peers.
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But the actor didn't know how it would effect him to immerse himself in the lives of heroic canine special operations warfighters and their human partners.
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It too is full of calls to re-immerse ourselves in the natural world and not get too caught up in the distractions of modern life.
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You can watch the short video here: Reisha Perlmutter will be exhibiting works from this series in an upcoming show entitled Immerse at Roman Fine Art.
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She's since left the harvest altogether, pivoting to immerse herself in efforts to restore the biodiversity and health of the Puget Sound and greater Salish Sea.
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You free yourself from the checks and balances of direct social accountability, and instead immerse yourself in an online reality that was of your own creation.
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It is an experience of the most grand and exalted nature, so why would you not want to immerse yourself in that as much as possible?
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NBC has a good list of what content you can immerse yourself in and when, as well as some tips on how to get set up.
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This journal is a wonderful place to fully immerse yourself in beautiful memories, to make lists of life's pleasures, and to voice your hopes and wishes.
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But when I became a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, my wife and I decided that we wanted to immerse them in life abroad.
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By bringing together four different languages (music, poetry, geometry, and cinema), Morales invites us to immerse ourselves into something that is at once soothing and jarring.
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"Part of the reason for getting away was to immerse myself in nontechnology-related things, because I had done that every day at work," she said.
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CHECK IN The LondonHouse Chicago and The Robey immerse guests in the architectural history of early-22000th-century Chicago, with a bonus of sweeping rooftop panoramas.
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Political pilgrims by the hundreds visit the gritty village of Liangjiahe, in China's barren northwest, to immerse in a carefully crafted tale of his years there.
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Still, his eagerness to immerse himself in modern-day communism, he said, stemmed more from his interest in history rather than any sort of ideological curiosity.
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To get the most out of this show and its covert rebellions, you'll want to immerse yourself in the catalog (or at least the wall texts).
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Rather than see her subjects as objects of pity "living in the shadows," as today's liberal malarkey has it, she would immerse herself in their lives.
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If your Sadness Lamp tests positive for sentience, please promptly immerse it in boric acid, and we will send you a brand-new, non-sentient lamp.
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You can immerse yourself in your obsession 24/7, it doesn't get you any closer to them emotionally but gives you [the] sense of being close.
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Immerse me in it, let me revel in its imperfections, which will become beautiful in my imagination when I can no longer observe them so closely.
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" Another one of the best ways to turn your social media feed into a learning tool, according to Welch, is to "immerse yourself in new topics.
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Daou was troubled enough by the latter to immerse himself in the world of progressive blogging, joining the nascent Netroots movement of activists organizing against Bush.
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Stranger Things 2 is now musically available for streaming and purchase, and it's the perfect way to immerse yourself once again in the show's irresistible ambiance.
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But for nomads spending weeks or even months abroad, they're expensive and can be isolating for people looking to truly immerse themselves in new local cultures.
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But the masses will still be addicted, and the technology itself will have evolved to hook and immerse — and alienate and sedate — more completely and efficiently.
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Despite these story issues, it's on my list because the new additions still managed to make me excited and immerse me in the world of Pokemon.
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If you're interested in a more efficient way to re-immerse yourself, what follows are some suggestions, for both a short dip and a deeper dive.
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Can you do it by writing and talking or do you have to move her to a different place and immerse her in a different reality?
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Shortly after turning 25, El-Moussa decided to immerse herself in the ancient world of mystical knowledge in hopes of finding deeper clarity in her life.
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According to the press release, Pulse follows American expats in Berlin over the course of a year as they immerse themselves in the local club scene.
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This served to draw in new players and better immerse existing fans in the world of Angelique, while also offsetting the lower sales of the game itself.
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But given the chance to immerse myself in the possibility of interplanetary travel or join a deep-dive conversation on artificial intelligence, I'm going to say yes.
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Enfolded to immerse myself in the unknown, I find it difficult to complacently accept the 'what;' I want to hunt for the 'whys' and dissect the 'hows.
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For musical proof of this, consider the eagerness with which the Japanese periodically forsake their high-tech existence and immerse themselves in their age-old music-theatre.
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Similar to Richard Silver's cathedral ceiling panorama photographs, Schiff's images immerse the viewer in the architecture in a way that would be impossible for the naked eye.
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They revolve a highly successful business model: sell tickets for $35 to people itching to Instagram themselves, then immerse them in hyperpigmented landscapes funded by corporate sponsors.
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It presented a great opportunity to immerse the audience in what that feels like, to always be present, and yet not be present at the same time.
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I'll finish off a story, close hundreds of tabs, take a deep breath, and immerse myself in a world ruled by four lovable goofs for an hour.
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Reducing that activity shows hypnotized people are able to suspend judgement and immerse themselves in something, without thinking of what else they could or should be attending.
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Quadro Sync synchronizes five projectors for the creation of dazzling ultra-high resolution, perfectly timed displays to fully immerse the riders in the world of planet Batuu.
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The technology uses lightweight 3-D glasses covered in sensors, motion-tracking cameras, projectors, two screen walls, and the floor to immerse users in a cinematic world.
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And a necessary aspect of the experience is headphones: they help you block out the world for a time, and immerse you in the game's soothing soundtrack.
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Because while Stranger Things has a great monster (the Demagorgon), he also wanted to immerse the audience in its sci-fic, fantasy, and classic '80s throwback setting.
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Officials appear to worry that people can immerse themselves in news and entertainment which, while posing no direct challenge to the party, fail to promote party views.
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Airbnb's CEO, Brian Chesky, told Mashable that the new Airbnb hopes to immerse its guests — to connect them not just with accommodations, but with destinations and experiences.
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Like most lovers of fashion, Sarah Maxwell decided to go to Paris to fully immerse herself in all the colors, textures, and designs that she could find.
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The Massachusetts-based startup is selling a new series of stationary bikes that sync with VR headsets to immerse players in elaborate fantasy scenarios as they cycle.
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Cutting the difference between occupational inspiration and textbook appropriation is a matter of nanometers for any artist, let alone those who immerse themselves in the gallery world.
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Everyone's Place is where I began to immerse myself in the ideas of thinkers like El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, and Assata Shakur.
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There's also a still-unnamed Game of Thrones prequel spinoff in the works, which means even more opportunities for fans to immerse themselves in the show's universe.
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Industry insiders call it experiential retail — creating destinations for customers that go way beyond the act of purchase and immerse customers in a 360-degree brand lifestyle.
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Part of me hoped that by the time we arrived, we'd still be able to fully immerse ourselves in the local culture, without a tourist in sight.
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" But, she adds, "what I have worked my butt off for is to write a story that will completely immerse you for three minutes into my life.
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He displayed an unwillingness to immerse himself in the pain of his constituents, and that moment alone was a disqualifying fall from which he may never recover.
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"Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order" is a wonderful "Star Wars" game that pays proper respect to the franchise and encourages players to immerse themselves in the universe.
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You'll learn pronunciation by listening to conversations between native speakers, matching core words and phrases, and even immerse yourself in virtual lessons with Mondly's new AR feature.
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The ones that take on a role outside themselves and end up becoming worlds to immerse yourself in when the one around you becomes way too much.
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We don't all have the luxury, as Thoreau did, of taking two years, two months, and two days to immerse ourselves in a solitary mode of living.
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Those tours combined text and imagery, including Street View and 360-degree videos, to immerse viewers in habitats around the world, where they could explore and learn.
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This is a phenomenon unique to our age—do I immerse myself in the moment, or do I put it on the back-burner while I pout?
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Related: Immerse Yourself in Abstract Visuals Distilled from Nature This Artist Is Teaching Neural Networks to Make Abstract Art Intricate Salt Mazes Laced with Serenity and Sorrow
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Filming from 2015 to early 2017, Wang-Breal and her cinematographer, Erik Shirai, immerse us in the cheery bustle of the courtroom and the busy hallways outside.
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The process is easy: Just remove the hair from the brush and immerse the bristles in a bowl of warm water with a couple drops of shampoo.
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Ms. Lopez had been an activist for women's and gay rights in Puerto Rico, and in New York she was eager to immerse herself in local activism.
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For me, their performances embody the true Spirit of Australia: they are emotive, mesmerising and immerse the audience in stories and culture that span thousands of years.
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But we have no realistic way to get any of that, so we immerse ourselves in a kind of religious ritual of persuading ourselves we're in control.
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If you're binging on the latest episodes of "Queer Eye" or trying to immerse yourself in all of "The Bachelorette" news, you're probably doing so at night.
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The intensive, one-year MA welcomes students to immerse their creative practice in Indianapolis, engaging with neighborhoods, nearby towns, and rural areas for collaborative, transformative, transdisciplinary work.
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Through captains Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway and Archer, viewers can fully immerse themselves in the lives and philosophies of a vast expanse of sci-fi races and species.
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The company's founders actually want to show kids how to upgrade the unit themselves, and in the process immerse them in the basics of science, math and technology.
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Daydream View will immerse you in simple, high-quality virtual reality, taking you wherever you want to go without the need to leave the comfort of your home.
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We wanted there to be real restraint—a real groundedness—and not having to go from one location to the next helps you immerse yourself in the world.
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Here is a little known fact about me: Despite running a non-profit against sexual assault, I don't often, if ever, immerse myself with art on the subject.
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Capture stunning 360 degree 4K footage, and then immerse yourself in that footage in VR at home — just as if you're right back in the scene you shot.
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Mixed reality is conducive to inducing flow states because of its ability to immerse employees in designed experiences that match their learning styles, preferences for stimuli and ability.
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Movies and television abound bring the pair's antics to life, but now you can truly immerse yourself by booking a stay at their family home in Montgomery, Alabama.
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The doctors meet the patients and their families and immerse themselves in small-town life, "whether it's eating squirrels or riding on the backs of alligators," says Dubrow.
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Though museums like the Met have already experimented with forays into virtual reality, Devine says she's excited about future experiences that will likely immerse all of the senses.
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It's these very qualities, ones that introduce mainstream audiences to cultures they've yet to immerse themselves in, that are behind the diversity movement happening in fashion right now.
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Every Saturday, I take a few hours to immerse myself in relevant industry news to learn about new programs, tips and technologies to stay ahead of the game.
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"We wanted to immerse the audience in a world that was given no way out," teased Guadagnino at April's CinemaCon, where he debuted a "tense" and "terrifying" scene.
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Thanks to Hop in the Spa, a beer-themed spa located in Sisters, Oregon, beer drinkers will be able to fully immerse themselves in hop-infused spa treatments.
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These scenes were originally played for laughs and titillation, the animators sexualizing the women in Shinji's life as both "fan-service" and to immerse us in Shinji's headspace.
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In other words, I can immerse myself in these moments, in the anticipation, in the drinking itself, and in the remembering, and bring all my attention to them.
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In his youthful second book, an enthusiastically received novel called The Romantics (2000), Pankaj Mishra portrays young men from provincial India who immerse themselves in modern intellectual history.
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All in all, it's exciting news, especially when you consider how The Revenant was able to immerse viewers in a bitter struggle for survival in 19th century America.
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The House of Showfields is the store's newest installation, a 30-minute sensory theater production that gives customers a chance to immerse themselves in the store's featured brands.
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"There has been a huge push into experiential cruising, where people don't just want to go to a place, they want to immerse themselves in it," adds McCallum.
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Like you can literally choose to watch whatever you want to watch based on whatever mood that you're in or whatever storyline you want to immerse yourself in.
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But today, luckily, you can forget about all that and just immerse yourself in something that feels all too wholesome for 2016: the 2016 World Yo-Yo Contest.
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And he explained to Sports Illustrated's Austin Murphy how he used the injury as an opportunity to rebuild his throwing mechanics and immerse himself in Bruce Arians' playbook.
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To look beyond the prism of their own life experiences, his foreign correspondents have to know what they don't know and immerse themselves in the countries they cover.
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But unlike the single, standing timepiece, it takes the form of 21 large-scale pendulums which immerse the audience in a fog of trailing light and echoing audio.
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On a bike you can immerse yourself in the sights and smells of a world of blooms in the gardens and fields near the Dutch city of Leiden.
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"He thought that he'd be able to immerse himself in a world where people were maybe a bit more curious than it turned out to be," Basson said.
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But resale platforms made them available for many times that — so it was possible to pay $8,000 to immerse yourself in Bruce's world of vanished working-class hope.
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It won't cure your problems, or the world's, but it can't hurt to immerse yourself in the music of Robert Schumann, a man who knew how to love.
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" As for what it was like to immerse himself in some of history's darkest days, Larson says, "I actually found solace in this time of death and mayhem.
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This makes it hard to forget you are watching a film, which, in turn, makes it hard to immerse oneself in the story rather than just the atmosphere.
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Mil, who is known for her children's music and her electric ukulele, will demonstrate the process — and immerse young listeners in it — at this celebratory show in Brooklyn.
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Juliano Calil, a Virtual Planet co-founder and climate researcher at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, wanted to immerse people in the environmental consequences of climate change.
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"The ability to provide exposure to dangerous bushfire conditions allows volunteers to immerse themselves in realistic scenarios they would not normally be exposed to during training," says Paterson.
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By updating the timeline of the film, Gerwig takes out any guesswork out of the sisters&apos futures — and allows viewers to fully immerse themselves in their pasts.
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Noise-canceling headphones If you want to immerse yourself in what Cal Newport calls deep work, slipping on a pair of noise-cancelling headphones should help reduce distractions.
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It isn't possible or desirable to immerse patients all the time, of course, but even short sessions might provide welcome respite for patients who are otherwise always in pain.
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This of course is the dream of the director—to immerse the viewer so much in the reality of the protagonist that they become one with the director's intentions.
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With the return of Thrones finally upon us, we collected some of the most important fan theories here, so you can fully immerse yourself in the world of Westeros.
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Even in a divisive political climate, this show doesn't back down from doing an entire episode about Ramadan or letting its lead character immerse himself in religious prayer often.
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This month, Star Wars fans will finally be able to immerse themselves in the remote world of Batuu, the setting for Disney Parks' highly anticipated Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
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That means putting away my phone or tablet, ignoring the white noise of the internet, and sitting down in a comfortable chair to immerse myself in a new world.
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I've always found the series calming and relaxing, it's a nice mental break away from life where you can just immerse yourself in a world full of cutesy characters.
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If you're into trying it, you'll have to wait until the scent starts shipping on September 5th to immerse yourself in the scent of cozy sweaters and crunchy leaves.
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Audi and Disney also made a splash at CES with their debut of a new Holoride system that lets passengers play video games or immerse themselves in other experiences.
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Galaxy's Edge will also open at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, on August 29, giving even more super fans the opportunity to immerse themselves into the Star Wars culture.
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Skateboarding for me was a tool of communication, a middle ground that allowed me to immerse myself in this community and get to know it on an intimate level.
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In partnering with Ramsay—a well-known adventure enthusiast—we are going to fully immerse viewers and give them a glimpse into surprising and unexpected cultures and local flavors.
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Those who prioritized their sex lives at home had an advantage in their careers, because they were more likely to immerse themselves in their work and enjoy their jobs.
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Some think faith is a sign of weakness, but I think it takes a great deal of courage to really immerse yourself in something that's out of your hands.
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If you buy local groceries and cook your own meals, you can still immerse yourself in the culture of the place you're visiting and explore where the locals shop.
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It didn't help to immerse me in the story though it did make me hyper aware of my body and things that I don't enjoy having happen to it.
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It would be unconstitutional for the courts to immerse him in potential lawsuits that would result in more lawsuits by forcing him to breach his obligations based on allegations.
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If you haven't already, you'll soon learn that there are going to be countless hard-to-navigate situations, many of which will immerse you in new levels of awkwardness.
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So we're creating a separate platform that runs on a semi-powerful computer and a headset—an Oculus Rift, for example—where you can immerse yourself in fantastic environments.
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"We set out to create an experience that would immerse our players in a beautiful, surreal world, and to deliver a moving, emotional narrative," Nava tells The Creators Project.
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"It's where the acidity and sugar from the moulds when you immerse them in hot water can give you tiny cuts which start getting a bit infected," he says.
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Trips helps travelers "immerse in a local community," Brian Chesky, the chief executive and co-founder of Airbnb, said at the company's annual conference for hosts and the press.
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Or you can immerse yourself in the glittery landscape of the Hollywood hills, the place that has applied a practicality to its dreams by making an industry of them.
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As part of this effort, we'll be testing a few things in the coming months, like creating a darker background whenever you immerse yourself into a video on mobile.
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We asked commentators to immerse themselves in the world of Westeros and tell us: Why does their favorite character deserve to sit on the Iron Throne at game's end?
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Empowering others through unpacking what she felt in her sessions gave her a reason to fully immerse herself in the CBT process, even when she was discouraged by it.
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Sourcegraph's goal is to immerse developers into a more real-time experience, which keeps them up to date and working on the most important things they need to develop.
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Then, he realized that he could not escape, he took out some documents and maps from his uniform and tried to swallow some, tear apart and immerse the rest.
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And that's why the developers of the interactive documentary The Invisible Walls of Occupation chose it as their subject, to immerse viewers in the everyday lives of ordinary Palestinians.
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Whether you want to maintain an active lifestyle by joining a gym, hiking, or cycling or you prefer to immerse yourself in history and art, Thailand has it all.
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Here, though, the hot days have arrived, and up in the Bronx, the sun-starved among us have all summer to immerse ourselves in a southern hemisphere Shangri-La.
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But to fully immerse you in a place, of course, requires spectacular visuals, and our Dispatches are also created by some of our top photographers, videographers and graphic artists.
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Until you can see a doctor, immerse the area in warm water, change into dry warm clothes, and use blankets and body heat, such as tucking fingers into armpits.
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Situated in the gallery's basement level, Enter the Machine is meant to completely immerse visitors — keeping in line with the types of large-scale, transformative environments Corriel often creates.
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They can also enjoy instrument "petting zoos" inspired by "Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll" and immerse themselves in improvisational theater reflecting the Met's arms and armor collection.
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The park is inviting children to immerse themselves in the local waters — just metaphorically, of course, though there will be a touch tank of live creatures to reach into.
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Unlike AR, which mixes the real and virtual worlds, VR simulates an environment in which users immerse themselves through headsets, such as the HTC Vive and Facebook's Oculus Rift.
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The enviably Tolstoyan scale of the book allows Evans, first, to immerse the reader in a narrative that moves seamlessly from Russia to Iberia and all points in between.
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The high resolution audio reproduces music in its purest form, so you can immerse yourself in pristine sound, with a custom-fit design that's crafted for your total enjoyment.
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His fellow Brit Andrew Lincoln ("The Walking Dead") set up camp in Georgia for a few months before filming began to immerse himself in the region's manner of speaking.
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A second offering, Codecademy Pro Intensive, that was designed to immerse learners from six to 10 weeks in either website development, programming or data science, has since been dropped.
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The endeavor is one of the most high-profile attempts to educate and immerse young people for whom the Holocaust is a fading and ill-understood slice of history.
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SoulSound 2 Bluetooth 4.1 Over-Ear Headphones With true Hi-Fi sound and satisfyingly dynamic bass, the SoulSound 2 Headphones allow you to fully immerse yourself in your music.
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"Ghost Light" by Third Rail Projects uses every dressing room and stairwell of Lincoln Center's Claire Tow Theater to immerse audiences in the mechanics and magic of the theater.
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In the late 1950s, Draper left school and moved to New York City, determined to escape the restrictions of the Jim Crow South and to immerse himself in photography.
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Given that the game was just six levels, having one arrive each month made for the perfect pacing, so I could fully immerse myself in a new map without distraction.
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When Amazon and Netflix spend millions to explore new media and are sure to branch out into more immersive forms do you need to immerse yourself in To The Lighthouse?
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Haters will say its Stockholm Syndrome, but when you immerse yourself in these unsettling sounds for hours at a time, its weird grammars and confusing logics start to make sense.
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"I do think — especially as I immerse myself more and more in more explicitly feminist science fiction — that there are particular perspectives women writers bring that men don't," said Bowman.
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It is shot in widescreen black and white with a camera that scans each tableau slowly, from a distance, so that viewers can immerse themselves in every last authentic detail.
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What's fun about is that it's always a great pleasure to immerse yourself in a big imagined world where you're surrounded by lots of characters and lots of moving parts.
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If you've never seen the original trailer for Alien, or if you haven't seen it in a while, take a moment, turn up the volume, and immerse yourself in it.
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They've remained the headphones to beat since their release in summer 2018 due to their unique ability to immerse you in what you're listening to and drone out outside noises.
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When it came time for the highly anticipated Blade Runner sequel, Leto decided to once again immerse himself — though he says it's for a more simple reason than most think.
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Newly opened in January, the store aims to immerse its guests in a journey of discovering coffee while paying homage to one of the company's biggest growing coffee regions, Sumatra.
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With VR and 360-degree videos, you can now immerse yourself in virtual environments that give you a real sense of what a place is like, without actually being there.
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I got the chance to immerse myself in the entirety of The Martian VR Experience at CES 2016, and came away with respect for the world the creators had built.
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Using a combination of virtual reality headsets and motion controllers, game designers can move, see, modify and immerse themselves in their Unreal Engine 4 game world as they're creating it.
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"Once you immerse in a headset, it's going to really help you to get your head around complicated processes versus if you just see something on a screen," he explained.
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Nicknamed "The Pitching Professor", Lewis was a highly educated man who dovetailed his baseball career with one in academia – then gave up the former to full immerse himself in teaching.
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The Python training will teach you the language commonly used in web and video game development, while the PHP OOP and PDO course will immerse you in building web apps.
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Okay, maybe that last one wouldn't actually happen, but this Kickstarter project wants to immerse you in your video game reality by letting you feel the elements as you play.
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For me, it was a way to live with the people whose world I was writing about and immerse myself in a culture that has spread throughout the Western world.
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If you've never experienced the middle, southern or coastal America, take a semester or even a week and immerse yourself in a part of America that you do not understand.
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I'd come home from my summer job at an ice cream shop and immerse myself in the glamorous New York City lives of Carrie Bradshaw and her three best friends.
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As reported by Synth Glasgow, local promoter Animal Farm are launching Blackout, a new club series that aims to totally immerse attendees by erasing their sense of time and place.
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"This was the first time in my four years at university studying international relations that I was able to immerse myself culturally on what I was studying," he tells me.
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And the degree to which readers are able to immerse ourselves in a novel hinges largely on the quality of its web — how elegant its form, how generous and startling.
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The music — "Immerse," by Nils Frahm — abounded in subdued hints of tango; Ms. Ferri showed her characteristic blend of bravery and adult vulnerability; Mr. Cornejo's grace and chivalry registered potently.
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And if you have one of those VR attachments for your smartphone, you can immerse yourself in a 360-degree window into the cosmos, built from the Gaia data set.
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And if you're still itching to immerse yourself more in all things related to learning, the instructors send out a weekly newsletter of recommended books, videos, articles, and learning resources.
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Educate yourself Seek out information on sex and sexuality — for example, visit your college's LGBTQ+ center, read a memoir about coming out, or immerse yourself in information about sexual health.
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Fans will be put "at the heart of the story as they immerse themselves in this beautifully animated world," creative director for the BBC's digital drama team, Jo Pearce, said.
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The outdoor adventure extends inside to refuge restrooms that immerse visitors in an underwater scene, including life-size animal sculptures on the walls and photographic tile murals of mangrove scenes.
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And I try for each film to immerse in the specific environment that I am trying to represent, to be sensible to the historical complexity and specificity of each context.
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Minecraft is out for Gear VR starting April 27, meaning anyone that owns Samsung's headset and a supported smartphone can fully immerse themselves in a blocky world all their own.
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That would be to immerse yourself in random (preferably early) episodes of the series, and then marvel at how the creative team here replicates their seemingly inimitable tone and substance.
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The TV critic Todd VanDerWerff once compared the Fox format to ABC's "Lost": you need to immerse yourself entirely to grok the breadth of its world-building paranoias and mythologies.
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After this, they immerse the fabric in a copper-containing solution from which the catalyst causes the metal to precipitate and form tiny particles that anchor themselves to the polymer brush.
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"This program will allow high school students from the Compton, Inglewood and Los Angeles Unified School Districts to immerse themselves in the entertainment industry and create our future leaders," she wrote.
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Machines take over the thankless tasks that were, until recently, too complex to be automated, and humans get to immerse themselves in the most creative and rewarding aspects of their jobs.
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Virtual reality has a long way to go, but Trials on Tatooine gives a taste of what ILMxLabs can do to better immerse Star Wars fans in their beloved space fantasy.
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We want it to be a judgement-free zone where people can gather to discuss their finances, ask money- and career-related questions, and immerse themselves in a like-minded community.
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We know what we don't want: people shouldn't immerse themselves in an echo chamber of agreeing voices, but neither should they have stuff forced upon them by a paternalistic news overseer.
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The company says images will appear on screen in the front of the room to "immerse riders in a full sensory workout experience," according to the company in a press release.
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And cinema that dares us to sit with the story, to immerse ourselves in its beauty rather than be propelled along by its plot, is still rare from an American filmmaker.
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"Given the chance to immerse myself in the possibility of interplanetary travel or join a deep-dive conversation on artificial intelligence, I'm going to say yes," Obama wrote of the opportunity.
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Fully settled in her new life and home, the former refugee turned American citizen is now eager to immerse herself in U.S. politics — starting with voting for the very first time.
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Dear Angelica is pure art that gracefully leverages the transporting, first-person perspective of a headset to immerse you in a heartfelt story that couldn't be told on a movie screen.
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Yet it has a distinct aesthetic, from the atmospheric soundtrack to the layers of organic silhouettes that suggest simple but strange flora and fauna, which immerse players in this squishy world.
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Because it's in a windowless box and they dim the lights, NASA's Destination Mars does cut you off from the real world and more fully immerse you in the Mars landscape.
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There are no outlets for miles, lending more time to immerse in iconic locales such as The Needles in Canyonlands and the ruins of ancestral Puebloan village in Anasazi State Park.
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While the theater isn't for everyone, the production team is hoping to entice tech enthusiasts with advanced production technology such as projections and holograms to immerse the audience into the show.
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And no matter where you are in the world, you can immerse yourself in totality with us by watching the first ever live virtual reality broadcast that starts at 1 p.m.
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HTC has just dropped the most salient detail for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in the virtual reality experience it's been cooking up with Valve for the past year: the price.
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It is very unfortunate to me that we had a situation where folks who were particularly vulnerable -- children and females -- chose to immerse themselves in that type of an unlawful activity.
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All collectors of Sylvanian Families have wonderful imaginations in common, meaning they can immerse themselves into the world of Sylvania and create their own version at home in their personal collections.
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A good pair of wireless headphones can make it possible to fully immerse yourself into a TV show or movie on your big screen TV without bothering the people around you.
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The "Breaking Bad" Experience has opened in Los Angeles on the heels of "El Camino", giving fans a chance to immerse themselves in the world of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman.
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Samsung Gear VR with Controller, $102.80, available at AmazonDepending on which device they have, either one of these VR headsets is a great choice that will immerse them in new worlds.
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If time is of no consequence, I'll put the noyaux in a jar, immerse them in rum, brandy or vodka — whatever's on hand — and stick the jar in a cool cupboard.
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Dollhouses allow children — typically girls — to be in control of a scaled-down domestic space as the mistress of the house, to immerse themselves in fantasies about a future home life.
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Since the early 2000s, it has regularly invited its V.I.P. owners to immerse themselves in the world of aviation, a field that the brand has been linked with for a century.
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Just pull on one of the two VR headsets and immerse yourself in a mountainous escape that uses the car's speed and positioning to create an alternate reality in the headset.
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During the Iowa State Fair, Pete Buttigieg showed Iowans that he can immerse himself into the culture of fried foods by biting into huge pork chops, bacon BLTs, and fried Oreos.
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Sam Mendes used the continuous-shot filming technique as a way to immerse the audience into the story, which was unbelievably successful — it felt more like an experience than a movie.
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Solace comes from a painting that reminds him of his mother, and the connection he feels to the work leads him to immerse himself in the art community as an adult.
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But a feeling of wanderlust soon consumed him and he decided traveling the world and making a video of his life each day was a project he could immerse himself in.
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In 1958, he created his first environment, in which canvas, newspaper, tar paper, sheets of transparent plastic, colored lamps, and sounds created a space that the visitors could immerse themselves in.
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The exhibition, presented by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, is a rare chance to properly immerse yourself in the isolating, but ultimately moving VR videos she created for her 2015 live album, Vulnicura.
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The space may look empty now, but come this holiday season, the temporary store will surely be packed, with lines to hear the Google Max and immerse oneself in Google's VR world.
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This time, she spilled that the new store would be in N.Y.C. This will give the other coast the chance to immerse themselves in the world of Kylie merch and lip kits.
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However, VR's unique and unprecedented power, lies not in its ability to remove the human from this society, but rather in the medium's ability to immerse the user ever deeper into it.
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The documentary uses so-called VR technology to immerse viewers into the reality of life for a young country girl who is married off by her father then trafficked into a brothel.
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The number of businesses adopting machine learning is growing at a rapid pace, which means now is the perfect time to immerse yourself in it and become a frontrunner in the industry.
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I asked him if he spends time in Harlem, to immerse himself in the culture of the city's main Senegalese enclave, and he replied matter-of-factly: ''I don't go out much.
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But when we immerse ourselves into the tragic details of any terrorist attack around the world, we can start to perceive these attacks as more frequent and dangerous than they truly are.
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Here fans can immerse themselves in the Star Wars universe by building their own lightsabers and droids, sipping on some blue milk and aligning themselves with the Resistance or the First Order.
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There are two families of brewing device within the low-concentration methods – those that fully immerse the coffee in the brew water and those that flow the water through the coffee bed.
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Students will more and more immerse themselves in simulations of historical events, explore previously inaccessible places with their friends or visualize abstract concepts without ever having to step foot outside their classroom.
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So we encourage you to click through the 29 favorites we've rounded up — or head straight to the source — to immerse yourself in this psychedelic sale experience before it vanishes for good.
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At first I was worried about being faithful to historical and scientific fact, but later I realized it was more important to let it go and immerse myself in imagination, in dream.
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Neither is astounding of aural information, despite their David Tennant narration (at least, I'm pretty sure that's the good Doctor himself), but both immerse the viewer in the place, in the history.
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At CES this year, Audi is showing a VR-based system that will immerse potential customers in the car of their choice — and this is completely real, not a proof of concept.
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Except instead of looking at all of it on a small, 2D screen, you'll effectively immerse yourself in a cat colony of your own design every time you put on your headset.
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"A woman's general mood and stress level -- including the degree to which she is able to mindfully immerse in the sexual encounter -- can have an impact on orgasm quality too," Mintz explained.
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While the dinner was not a fund-raiser, it did further immerse Mr. Cuban, whose incendiary statements and pro-business positions could turn off some Democrats, in the inner circle of Mrs.
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Now, families can immerse themselves in the magic of the store by staying in a toy-filled suite thanks to a partnership between FAO Schwarz and the Conrad New York Midtown hotel.
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Many literary writers cloister themselves from an early age, when they either study writing under already-established authors, or immerse themselves in the hierarchies of New York's magazine and book publishing industries.
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A few miles down the road from Dollywood live Patric Parkey and Harrell Gabehart, who moved to the area from Houston nine years ago in order to fully immerse themselves in Dolly.
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He'll immerse himself in any topic or industry, read and call people until he truly gets it and then wedge his entrepreneurial skill set into the cracks to firm up an idea.
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For my 21st birthday I went out to the town of Tequila and got to live intermittently at different distilleries and travel and really immerse myself into every part of the process.
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Books that immerse us in the internal and external deserts unaccompanied child migrants must cross — books that mirror the characters, trajectory and terrain of Luiselli's imaginary text-within-a-text — already exist.
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In contrast to Theodore Roosevelt, whose curiosity led him to immerse himself in pastimes like studying birds and other animals, Lyndon Johnson "could never unwind," channeling his manic energy into his ambitions.
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The debts, Mr. Deffontaines said, can lead farmers to deepen their investments, both personal and financial, as they immerse themselves in their work and take more loans to pay off previous ones.
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"While I certainly have an opportunity to immerse myself more inside those media businesses, I have a bit of fluency, just like my peers have some fluency in our business," Chapek said.
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At various points during the screening, viewers are asked to scratch a given number and sniff the card, the idea being it will further immerse you in the action of the film.
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Though the two technologies are similar, augmented reality projects images onto the outside world, while virtual reality requires a user to put on a headset and immerse themself in the virtual world.
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" She added that the chance to immerse herself in a highly competitive daily soccer culture and play in the Champions League "is precisely what I need at this point in my career.
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So if you need a break from the rigors of terrestrial life (totally understandable!), take a minute or two—or ten hours—to immerse yourself in the soothing scenes of the sea.
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Mary and Elizabeth are depicted in profile, their eyes locked, their pregnant bellies touching — nearly symmetrical poses that cut them off from our presence and immerse them in their own mystical union.
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If, on the other hand, you just want to immerse yourself in some hour-long deadmau5 mix with a throbbing bassline, this B&O speaker is one of the best for that task.
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For Shared, Soda and Sutterlin sorted 22 internet creatives — including visual artists and writers — into pairs and challenged them to immerse themselves in each other's work, then make something in tribute to it.
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Like, it would be really nice to be able to go back and really, fully immerse myself back in copyright law or something, without thinking once about the collapse of separation of powers.
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Related: Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome Immerse Yourself in a Dome of Mutating Architectural Forms Biohacker Lisa Park Has Art on the Brain This Is Your Brain on Fractals
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Things to do: To truly experience the North, sign up to take a guided glacier walk and immerse yourself in the arctic environment used to depict the unruly realm north of the Wall.
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An exhibition celebrating the British television drama will tour the world, giving fans the chance to immerse themselves in the sets, costumes, and characters that have helped the show become a global phenomenon.
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You have to expose yourself in all your awe, and all your search for beauty, and for something truthful out there, you have to immerse yourself into in a certain amount of danger.
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Scroll down to immerse yourself in every major moment of Taylor Swift at the VMAs as you prepare yourself for the "Look What You Made Me Do" music video premiere at Sunday's show.
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You may think you've seen it all when it comes to cooking shows, but to watch Salt Acid Fat Heat is to immerse yourself in a way that feels total, unique, and exciting.
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" Asked by The Sunday Times what he meant by that comment, Garfield replied, "I wanted to immerse myself in the struggle of a community that shouldn't be struggling for its sense of belonging.
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Watching Japanese animation with Japanese subtitles is a fun way to immerse myself in the language, and I write down the words I don't understand so that I can look them up later.
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At times, it feels like A Year in the Life exists solely to let series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino re-immerse herself in the world that made her one of TV's gentlest auteurs.
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When Harry Met Sally is a fall movie, but there comes a day in August when the only way to escape the heat is to immerse yourself fully in Meg Ryan turtleneck culture.
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You can freely immerse yourself in a whole other world, without needing to settle the reduced fidelity and graphics from a mobile based VR headset like a Samsung Gear VR or Google Daydream.
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Travelers can visit the Shiripuno community in the Ecuadorian Amazon, stay with a Bedouin family in Morocco, visit a Rural Heritage Palace in India and immerse themselves among the H'mong people in Thailand.
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So I got to immerse myself in a lot of different settings, from chilling in the countryside, to living in Bijlmer, from playing the drums at church, to doing graffiti on abandoned buildings.
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ROME (Reuters) - Art lovers are invited to immerse themselves in Italian painter Caravaggio's scenes of pain and pleasure in a Rome display with a difference - there is not a single canvas on show.
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When the newspaper that journalist Emily Guendelsberger worked at closed, she decided to immerse herself in the type of work that makes up almost half of the American workforce: low-wage hourly jobs.
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The park's 4.8 million yearly visitors can still immerse themselves in the pure mountain air and its natural beauty, but O'Donoghue and other conservationists hope the public will spread the message of sustainability.
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Until then, immerse yourself in the liberating dream of datafied motion that is as·phyx·i·a: Check out the making of as·phyx·i·a below: This project was originally submitted to The Creators Project by Maria Takeuchi.
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The whole point of VR, of course, is to immerse yourself in a detailed alternative universe, whether that's something as banal as a virtual office or outlandish as a game set in space.
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Clinton is someone who, on a personal level, likes to immerse herself in details and at times demonstrated a clearer understanding of the content of Sanders's Wall Street proposals than Sanders himself did.
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It's a time to really able to immerse yourself with your fanbase and your supporters, as opposed to other festival shows, where there's a lot of separation between the artists and the festivalgoers.
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The idea of the simulator is to immerse agents in the type of tense situations that they are likely to face on the job, and put their judgment and reactions to the test.
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I was moved to see all the choristers immerse themselves so viscerally in the piece for the Mostly Mozart presentation, especially the earnest singers of the Young People's Chorus of New York City.
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But cultivating historical consciousness is more than that: It means helping students immerse themselves in a body of knowledge, question assumptions about memory and orient themselves toward current events in a new way.
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Tearing open the wounds of childhood trauma, the director, Collin Schiffli, and his writer, David Dastmalchian, immerse us in the desperate acts of a young runaway couple, then dare us to condemn them.
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To immerse himself in that opera's world, he toured the places in Rome where much of the action is set: the Basilica di Sant'Andrea della Valle, the Palazzo Farnese and the Castel Sant'Angelo.
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Ms. Perr bandaged it, telling her not to swim or immerse herself in water for two weeks and to gently wash the tattoo with unscented soap and maybe apply a little coconut oil.
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"I cannot wait to roll up our gorgeous little gay sleeves and get this ball rolling," Van Ness, 32, says in the clip as they eat sushi and immerse themselves in Japanese culture.
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The prototype wowed pretty much anybody who tried it, using a combination of head tracking and stereoscopic 3D to let people immerse themselves in a spaceship's interior or a sunny day in Tuscany.
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"The city has a creative and urban energy – enjoy an evening of live music at the 'bouzoukia,' kick back in a chic café or bar, and immerse yourself in the contemporary art scene."
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But he also came to excel in applied math, which traffics in real-world problems, and, later, to immerse himself in "pure math," which seeks to elucidate the questions intrinsic to mathematics itself.
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Related: Planetariums As Platforms For Immersive Art Visualizing The Hidden Cosmos | The Making Of "Dark Universe" Immerse Yourself in a Dome of Mutating Architectural Forms Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome
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Using virtual reality to immerse people in history has become increasingly common in recent months, but a new collaboration between IBM and the New York Times' T Brand Studio instead relies on augmented reality.
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Mission US: City of Immigrants, nominated for BEST LEARNING GAME Mission US: City of Immigrants is the 4th in a series of free digital role-playing games made to immerse students in U.S. history.
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If The Walking Dead AR app is any indication of what's to come, you can probably expect Netflix, HBO, and Amazon to release their own AR apps that will immerse you in its shows.
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In this case, it will deliver both video content that will immerse you, and augmented reality that will project images of some of that content directly into whatever room you happen to be in.
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I know the rule of thumb is to never bring work home with you, but how do you expect to avoid it when you immerse yourself in trauma five to six days a week?
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Our bodies and our actions — from the medical to the moral — are on trial every day, which can make it difficult to immerse oneself in books that touch on the further brutality of women.
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"We are so excited to announce this new venture and fully immerse ourselves in all areas of the media and entertainment space," Will and Jada Pinkett said in a joint statement obtained by Variety.
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From there, you'll be able to explore Urban Decay's Portraits Of Self-Expression space, immerse yourself in the colorful world of Marc Jacobs Daisy, and take a quick break under SheaMoisture's canopy Shea tree.
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No word on what they look like (although, you know… google), so for now you should just immerse youself in their swirling pop, slick as an otter's pelt, sexy as that anticipatory first kiss.
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Only when he moved to New York in 1976, as much to witness his punk heroes in action as to immerse himself in experimental theatre, did he begin to play with music more intently.
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When blessed with a new Kendrick Lamar album, there's really only one course of action — head over to Reddit and immerse yourself in fan theories stitched together from the Bible and the Matrix universe.
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The point of the design is to let in ambient sound, so if you are looking to immerse yourself completely in your music, or want a rich bass, these may not be for you.
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"We're enabling you to immerse yourself in a new reality - mixed reality," Terry Myerson, Microsoft's executive vice president in charge of Windows, said in a speech at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin.
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Helen Oyeyemi's short story collection was published last year, but it just came out in paperback this month, so now you can immerse yourself in Oyeyemi's vivid stained-glass prose without breaking the bank.
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You spend hours removed from the past (there is so much of it now) and, in a sense, the present (and all its attendant responsibilities and aches), and immerse yourself in the as yet.
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Even though I knew we were going there to immerse ourselves in the wild BC commune—for a documentary that I'd insisted we do—I had no desire to actually sleep on site. Why?
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It might seem baffling taken out of context, but once you really immerse yourself the documentary, there's one thing you'll know for sure: Tiga will touch your life in ways you'll never fully understand.
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When we "look at the people right in front of us, listen to them, deeply immerse ourselves in their perspectives, then we have a chance of having a sturdy leg of empathy," Frei says.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Six years ago, Somsak "Pai" Boonkam drew up a plan with two villages in northern Thailand for tourists to stay with local families and immerse themselves in hill-tribe culture.
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Related: Immerse Yourself in a 3D Cloud of Creative Coding Culture Interactive SXSW Installation Uses Kinect To Beam Users Into CGI Worlds [Premiere] Virginia Woolf-Inspired Film Explores Female Identity in the Virtual Space
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Now equipped with a deeper knowledge of curly-haired culture, I felt ready to take my exploration of metal hairdos to the next level and fully immerse myself in Denmark's biggest metal festival, Copenhell.
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Mr. Finnigan took what he called a leap of faith last week and quit his truck dispatcher job to "immerse" himself in Decision Desk HQ, hoping he could find major funding to expand operations.
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But unlike the bathing boy, most of us here didn't willingly immerse ourselves into danger; and unlike the chiding man, the information we're given on geographical shifts are arguably, in fact, counsel as help.
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And it was there that Bobby Labonte really began to flourish, first working in the pits then as a competitor earning that first opportunity to immerse himself and his dreams in the NASCAR culture.
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The expansion of Airbnb's Experiences platform is timely because travelers today value activities that immerse them more than ever before, said Luke Bujarski, the research director for the travel industry research firm Skift Research.
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I feel as though lots of artists have dipped their toes in the bilingual English-Spanish waters and are making songs that are bilingual, but I am going to fully immerse myself in that.
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In the late 703s, they went to Rome to see if he could break into acting, but that didn't work out and he returned to London to immerse himself in his parents' shoe business.
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His parents came to Canada in the 1980s under deep cover and assumed names, with the mission to immerse themselves in Western society as a sleeper cell that would activate on orders from Moscow.
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It is when I get to fully enjoy my hometown because when the town of Point Pleasant is almost overflowing in the summer, I can not immerse myself in it's small yet meaningful beauties.
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Virtual reality experience "Fireplace," created by Mikei Huang, allows users to immerse themselves in a VR scenario where they sit on a couch and watch a television playing a video of a crackling fireplace.
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This is an intelligent toilet that uses surround sound speakers and dynamic ambient lighting systems to hopefully immerse you in an environment so tranquil, so idyllic, that you actually forget you're sitting on a toilet.
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While Anduril isn't licensing this technology to CBP yet, it's easy to envision a future where agents could be wearing headsets that immerse them in a 3D rendering of real-time activity at border areas.
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Who stays here: Guests from around the world looking to explore Miami Beach and South Beach, as well as local Floridians who want to immerse themselves in the arts and tour the Art Deco District.
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The intention [in my comments] was to speak to that, speak to my desire to play this part to the best of my ability and to fully immerse myself in a culture that I adore.
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Or, you can immerse yourself in a story of intrigue, as you deal with kings, spies, and elves in the race to find your friend Ciri before the mysterious Wild Hunt gets to her first.
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The researchers let a group of 27 healthy volunteers immerse their hands in ice cold water (around 1⁰C), to the point where they could not tolerate it, while simultaneously playing a virtual reality game.
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The product page for the iMac Pro spells this out in no uncertain terms, "With the new Vega GPU, iMac Pro lets you do more than just immerse yourself in VR worlds," the company writes.
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As a student at Middlesbrough College of Art and later as a post-diplomate at the Slade School of Fine Arts, he began to immerse himself in the long, rich history of English landscape painting.
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If you want to become a marketing master, you'll need to immerse yourself in the nuances of the industry—and there's no better way to accomplish that than live classroom learning with a real instructor.
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For example, following the conventions of my field, I immerse myself across multiple media in order to gain purchase on the tensions and flashpoints of the larger culture -- cancer being one of my recent topics.
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So, the takeaway for non-sports fanatics that nonetheless lament their muggle existence and strive to immerse themselves in any and all activities with ties to the superior realm of the wizarding world whenever possible?
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The livestream has already racked up nearly 7,000 viewers, so why not join in, blow the video up to full screen, and immerse yourself in the transfixing visual experience from the safety of your desk.
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"As our first foray into this space, we wanted to deliver a highly accessible entertainment experience that would allow players to immerse themselves in the familiar, classic fun of our Carnival Games series," says Anderson.
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Her approach has been to break down each of these new areas in which she had to immerse herself as a start-up founder the way she once did in unfamiliar fields as a consultant.
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If you want to fully immerse yourself, clicking "Void Theatre" will make the lounge, the couch, and the mountains outside your window disappear, so you can be alone in a grey void with Michael Scott.
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Instead of just paying lip service to community while living for autonomy, I get the sense a lot of people are actually about to make the break and immerse themselves in demanding local community movements.
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Sixty is not the new 40, but that doesn't mean you can't find something new and difficult to immerse yourself in and improve at, says Gerald Marzorati, who took up tennis in his mid-50s.
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This river figured in Dante's "Purgatorio" as a conundrum — the writer needed to immerse himself to absolve his sins, by forgetting them, but in order to narrate his journey he had to remember having sinned.
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Viewers who have faithfully followed the genteel tribulations of the Crawley clan for six seasons of glittering television will need no encouragement from me to re-immerse themselves in the show's warm bath of privilege.
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It certainly added up to a publicity coup for a small West Coast institute known for summer seminars at which young conservatives immerse themselves in the Federalist Papers and other classics of American political thought.
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This year's special projects include: Maser | Presented by Tandem Press Maser will create a 3d immerse space with a variety of different sized postage/storage tubes (that will have his artwork pattern applied to them).
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It was an opportunity to immerse myself in the space in which they do their work that is so far removed from the frenetic energy that exists on top of the concrete above their heads.
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In Prayagraj, during this festival, Hindus believe it is auspicious to immerse themselves at a specific point where the Ganges joins two other rivers, the Sarasvati (a mystical one) and the Yamuna (a real one).
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It's even normal for some to cover the price of entrance with spare change, because the only thing they truly care about is immerse themselves in a techno vortex and bask in it for hours.
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People can choose their characters, pick skills, and decide whether or not to 'monster' (playing the bit parts, strangers, and dead bodies that players encounter to keep the plot moving) or fully immerse themselves in play.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrived in Dublin on Tuesday to kick off their two-day Ireland visit, where they'll immerse themselves in the culture and history of Dublin, especially local sports, the arts and entrepreneurship.
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You can even listen in on the conversations between native speakers so you can further immerse yourself in the language, and you can supplement your learning with the built-in dictionary, verb conjugator, and interactive games.
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You'll learn procedural content generation, in which you'll study how to automate building in-game elements, and immerse yourself in Cinemachine, a Unity-exclusive tool where you can produce cinematic content that drives your game's story.
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His signature style of large-scale and highly detailed pictures is most often shot without a single person in the frame, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves within the magnitude of details that each space offers.
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If the idea of a man reciting graphic, cryptic verse in a ponderous baritone over throbbing beds of synthesizer gush sounds like it might scratch your itch for sincere, self-conscious art, by all means immerse.
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FriendsFest is a six-week tour put on by Comedy Central UK. Guests will be able to immerse themselves in the world of Friends with tours of spots like Central Perk and the gang's apartments. Hello!
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"They have managed to immerse themselves in street culture and provide levels of access that, while retaining their authenticity and a level of exclusivity, have made their brands more desirable to more customers," Interbrand's report states.
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Without the constraints of media-specific boundaries or disciplines, Stamps MFA students immerse themselves in the rich research community of the University of Michigan to conduct real cross-disciplinary inquiry and create cogent and transformative art.
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Method acting is a popular technique where actors immerse themselves into their part so they become the character, and live and feel emotions as the character does during filming, even when the cameras are not rolling.
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The dry, rich skies are ripe for stargazing; the famous Box Canyon is perfect for hiking at all levels, and the sounds of the soft wind dancing through the cottonwoods encourage visitors to disconnect and immerse.
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First, a primer: A sous vide cooker heats water to a precise temperature; you seal food like steaks and salmon into plastic bags and immerse them in the water to cook them evenly at that temperature.
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Even if you're not in the job that you want to be in, try to get as much training out of that job as you can and find as many ways to immerse yourself in it.
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Details—calabashes of millet beer; medicines of ebony roots, baobab leaves, and dawadawa bark; the "square, brown leather talismans" on soldiers' smocks—immerse us in the era, and the destinies of Attah's characters express wider disruptions.
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You will be able to immerse yourself in a creative environment and work closely with team leaders across digital, social, marketing strategy, and creative development departments for various mediums – on-air, out of home, print, etc.
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Leavitt's novel has the tone of a family chronicle; her readers will expect to immerse themselves in her characters' domestic snarls and scandals — grief, love, betrayal, redemption, everything that goes into a popular, zesty page-turner.
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As this is an interactive initiative, the exhibition allows children (and parents) to actually immerse themselves within playground installations, while learning about the visual and social evolution of these spaces from the 1950s to the 1980s.
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After starting out with 80- or 90-minute films, Wiseman began doing more thorough investigations of his subjects, and the nearly three-hour runtime helps immerse the audience in the mindset of someone stuck in bureaucracy.
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Couldn't get a job I wanted on camera, couldn't get attention for my production projects, couldn't travel the world far enough or fast enough or immerse myself in philanthropy enough to make it all go away.
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I wanted to listen to the new albums and immerse myself in the songs, but after I got the rec cop to order that one Tool CD I could never get him to order any more.
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The feature works using Facebook's livestreaming video tech, providing 1080p, 30fps playback and a maximum streaming time of four hours, which should be plenty for whatever you're planing to immersively immerse your immersion hungry audience within.
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If you'd like to immerse yourself further into L'Engle's world, here are three recommendations: her biography, the original story and a third book with a wholly different magical world that also places women at its center.
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Despite his belief in the essential sameness of people, he made sure to immerse himself in Spanish culture before he began shooting "Everybody Knows," moving to the country for two years and taking daily language lessons.
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When it comes to vacationing with older children, parents often expect that their preteens and teenagers will put down their devices, disconnect from their friends and their home lives, and fully immerse themselves in the experience.
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It's great to feel that you're in the heart of the conversation, and it's helpful at times of national anxiety to be able to immerse yourself in something, instead of just observing it nervously from afar.
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A cavalcade of distractions is a scary thing to listen to because you can't immerse — there's always some other thing you're supposed to be doing, the promise of some other, better distraction on the horizon, lingering.
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"I have to immerse myself in their cultures in order to create emojis that truly represent them, instead of looking for pictures on the internet about meals I never tasted or places I never went to."
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She was enjoying her life of celebrity and wealth, she had done little to immerse herself in policy minutiae and she was no doubt unsettled by Bannon's warning that she stood little chance of defeating Obama.
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TREBLAB Z2 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones Packed with advanced Sound2.0 technology with aptX and T-Quiet active noise-cancellation, the TREBLAB Z2s totally immerse you in sound, making every listening session feel like a private concert.
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While it's a loved time of year for most, the Halloween season can pass you quick, so we decided to round up some great tweets about Halloween so that you can fully immerse yourself in the holiday.
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As the technology has evolved into something enjoyable (and affordable), more and more apps and networks are turning to the 360-degree universe to immerse viewers in their content — even this summer's Olympics is coming to headsets.
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As "Kaboom" demonstrated, Mr. Gallagher has a keen reportorial eye, a distinctive voice and an instinctive sympathy for the people he is writing about, and he uses those gifts here to immerse us in his characters's lives.
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Stocking up your music library with fresh new albums - maybe something local to your travel destination that you'd not usually sit and listen to - can help you get in the mood to immerse yourself in other cultures.
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" With the help of his acting coach, Angela Gibbs, Shipp Jr. was able to immerse himself in Tupac's world through "reading the books he read, understanding his childhood, how he grew up and what his influences were.
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Unfortunately, now that we're technically adults, there are fewer opportunities for us to immerse ourselves in that imaginary wizarding world, so we have to find practical ways to sneak hints of Harry Potter into our everyday lives.
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Some feel that once these higher-end headsets are untethered, VR will truly take off, as we'll be able to fully immerse ourselves by walking around freely in the real world while jacked into the virtual world.
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While English is taught as a second language in much of the world, the ubiquity of American media has made it possible for immigrants to immerse themselves in the language before even setting foot on American soil.
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Over the past three decades, he has run neighborhood workshops that give kids a chance to immerse themselves in a tradition with roots in the dance, fighting and percussion practices of Africans brought to Brazil as slaves.
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When the floodlights are shut off at a big game or a sell-out show, the smartphone offers the best place for a superfan to immerse themselves in the worlds of their favorite artists, athletes, and entertainers.
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The city also offers opportunities to immerse yourself in nature, whether it's at the Olympic Sculpture Park or Mount Si. This affordable destination is perfect for outdoorsy types, especially with summer temperatures in the 60s and 70s.
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Ending up at the Old Blue Last in Shoreditch for a very special night of garage past and present hosted by Desperados, why not immerse yourself in the world that put British clubbing back on the map?
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A SAFARI IN AFRICA WITH ALEXANDER McCALL SMITH Fans of the mystery series the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency can immerse themselves in the books with a new safari from Belmond with the author, Alexander McCall Smith.
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Scholars without a specialty in religious history are understandably reluctant to immerse themselves in all the varieties and phases of Christianity, so the pious are often all assumed to be "orthodox," as Greenblatt frequently refers to them.
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But after being attacked in the Republican primary for being a Washington fixture who mostly communicated with Floridians via cable news interviews, Mr. DeSantis also indicated a recognition that he must further immerse himself in his state.
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The connection between him and his father, the clothing executive, grew stronger still when Mr. Smith began to immerse himself in the fashion world, working for Neiman Marcus, Mirabella, Saks Fifth Avenue, Marshall Field's and W magazine.
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And in late 2020, the Museum of Science, Boston will open "Arctic Adventure," a major permanent exhibition that will immerse visitors in a polar environment using state-of-the-art light projection and a real ice wall.
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Late last year, the ad agency Y&R, using a division of the firm that had previously overseen cultural immersion projects in Myanmar and Ecuador, deployed strategists to immerse themselves in cities like Indianapolis and Milwaukee, Wis.
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The rest of the doctrine has powerful and poetic consequences for those of us who immerse ourselves in the texts, the community and the way, but does not describe an exclusive boundary, except perhaps for evangelical Christians.
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Taking place at the center's Midtown building and the Police Athletic League's center next door, this annual free open house (reservations are encouraged but not required) will immerse families in Irish music, dance, literature, film and food.
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"I wanted to immerse viewers in a visual drama that celebrates a great man of unquestioned courage and service, whose young life was lost in defense of one of our most precious rights — the right to vote."
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With projections in a geodesic dome, Oculus Rift VR experiences, Syd Mead's concept art for Blade Runner, and a ceiling of a thousand frogs by Dora Budor, this show is sure to not just immerse but overwhelm.
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The show has arguably transformed the world of entertainment, setting a new bar for television, and this season will be the last time viewers get to immerse themselves in a world that so many have come to love.
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Programs to check out: Go Overseas & Frontier Learn another language and immerse yourself in another culture The demand for bilingual workers has increased in recent years, and knowing another language can boost your job prospects in the future.
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The sheer volume of material is a double-edged sword: it provides dedicated fans plenty of new material to immerse themselves in, but it can also deter newcomers who just want to dip their toes in the water.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When billionaire investor Wilbur Ross salvaged two North Carolina textile mills from bankruptcy in 2003 and 2004, one of the first things he did was head to Washington to immerse himself in trade law and policy.
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I didn't want to make a movie about "punks being punks," but to use it as a way for me to immerse the audience into this amazing culture; to use it as a propulsive force for the narrative.
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Another very effective approach is to recruit academically strong high school students, offer them scholarships for tuition and immerse them in a comprehensive, cohesive teacher preparation program that carefully integrates supervised field work throughout the four-year program.
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Finlux 55-inch Smart 4K Ultra-HD HDR LED TV — save £80 Immerse yourself in a serious viewing experience with this advanced model that's packed with features including Amazon Prime Video, Netflix 4K, Freeview Play, and much more.
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The reason, I think, was that the loud and persistent sounds of the MRI machine kept me tethered to the outside world and I was unable to fully immerse myself in the world that the salvia was generating.
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It's a chance for the band to immerse themselves in the culture and history at the core of their music, and consider their personal part in the resurgence of te reo Māori as the language struggles for survival.
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Concurrently, Artsy will unveil a trio of new works by digitally minded artists like Jon Rafman, Jacolby Satterwhite and Rachel Rossin under the new Faena art dome — allowing guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in a virtual realm.
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Matthew Riemer and Leighton Brown, the creators of the 400,000-strong account and the book's co-authors, were compelled to immerse themselves and their readership in a legacy that eludes many of today's Millennials and Generation Z-ers.
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The short story, however, often seems at odds with one of the great allurements of both science fiction and fantasy: world-building, the power of a written narrative to immerse its readers in imaginary realms, histories and cultures.
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Immerse yourself in true 4K, whether you're gaming or streaming movies and TV. You'll also get a few extras in this particular bundle, most notably free month trials for Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Game Pass, and EA Access.
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For Lighthouse in the Sea of Time (2010), a darkened room invites the viewer to immerse themselves in the history of two lighthouses in Algeria — Cape Sigli (1905) and Cape Caxine (1938) — both monuments from the colonial period.
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The Playhouse Theatre in London's West End aims to immerse the audience in the squalid camp in the northern French port city of Calais that inspired "The Jungle", whose authors hope their play will stoke debate about migration.
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Blurring the boundary between documentary and narrative film, the short pieces immerse the viewer in a dystopian world centered on a mosquito factory, a laboratory that creates genetically modified mosquitoes in order to combat the spread of viruses.
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That's a shame, because games like SteamWorld Dig 2 and Axiom Verge show that Nintendo's newest hardware is the ideal place for these kinds of games, where you can really immerse yourself in exploration, no matter where you are.
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But when MUNCHIES editor-in-chief Helen Hollyman asked Justin to illustrate our new cookbook, MUNCHIES: Late-Night Meals from the World's Best Chefs, he had to immerse himself in a culture that was far less familiar to him.
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Inspired by the museum's new exhibition, "The World of Anna Sui," this celebration will immerse young visitors in the offbeat style of the designer, whose influences range from Disney to the Rolling Stones, from Victorian romance to pirate garb.
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A large, spherical spice ball or tea strainer is convenient for cannabis infusions, as you can add the weed to the strainer, immerse it in a big pot of oil or melted butter, and then easily remove it later.
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I felt an enormous responsibility on my shoulders to do it right, to do everything I could to set us up for success, to surround ourselves with experts, to immerse ourselves in Mexican culture as much as we could.
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Years of watching The Bachelor have ingrained in me the idea, however ridiculous, that to woo women, you must first take them to the sky (preferably in a helicopter) and then immerse them in water (preferably a hot tub).
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" Liverpool's Chief Commercial Officer, Billy Hogan, said the new technology enabled fans to "immerse themselves even further into the game and has the power to add a new depth to match highlights, which can significantly improve the supporter experience.
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If the company can also provide products that make users feel like they're having porn-star sex (or what they believe porn-star sex feels like) in an exotic setting, then Pornhub can fully immerse users in a fantasy.
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Hugh Dancy also stars as Cal, the cult's stand-in leader while Meyerist founder Dr. Steven Meyers is away Now, Hulu wants viewers to really immerse themselves in Meyerism in the most interactive way possible: a 360-degree video.
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That has included transporting San Diego Comic-Con International attendees to the streets of a Tokyo under attack by Godzilla or allowing visitors to the 2012 Super Bowl to immerse themselves inside a dome controlled by an Xbox Kinect.
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But for those who want to be a little more engaged without having to immerse themselves fully the 24-hour cable news cycle, Alexa's got a few tricks up her sleeve that are good for the next few hours.
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The show was installed just over 2 years ago, but now, Chim-Pom has devised a way for viewers to immerse themselves in the exhibition without risking hazardous radiation contamination—through a VR experience titled A Walk in Fukushima.
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This can be referenced, reasoned and reflected upon in many ways and in all walks of life, but I prefer for it to be left for the viewer to immerse themselves in the video as a trip-like experience.
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Seeking refuge from the controversies and ego-bashing of cosmology, she decided to immerse herself in the pearly swirlings of spiral galaxies, only to find that there was more to them than she and almost everybody else had thought.
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"The more you immerse yourself in the subtly eerie world of 'Candle Cove,' the scarier it becomes, so consider breaking up the first season into two or three movie-size chunks," Judy Berman wrote in Watching for The Times.
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As Mr. Trump's associates report and his Twitter feed confirms, his video diet of choice is cable news, the most agitating, psychically toxic programming you can immerse yourself in, even if you don't have possession of the nuclear codes.
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The intensive, one-year MA welcomes students with degrees in Art & Design, Theatre, Dance, Music, or Creative Writing to immerse their creative practice in Indianapolis, engaging with neighborhoods and nearby towns and rural areas for collaborative, transformative, transdisciplinary work.
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To immerse himself, Schumpeter hauled his flabby body to Taryn Toomey's The Class in New York, which invites its sometimes A-list, mostly female clientele to "witness their resistance to discomfort" by leaping around on a mat to thumping music.
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Two canvases in lurid yellow sit side by side, crowned by a constellation of ceramic discs, while specially commissioned wooden chairs in exquisite pastels — available to buy from the gallery in editions — invite you to immerse yourself fully in her aesthetic.
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Across six e-books and 12.5 hours of course content, this training pack will give you a chance to discover popular commercial machine learning techniques, so you could decide for yourself if you want to fully immerse yourself in it.
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"Our students immerse themselves within the production processes of popular culture to imagine and visualise alternative worlds and prototype the possibilities and implications of new technologies," says Liam Young, the speculative architect and nomadic design guru who leads the program.
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According to Engadget, the video is the first in a new series from Google titled "Immerse VR." Engadget says following videos will focus on "the nuances and complexities of race, diversity and identity," and we hope to see further additions soon.
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Instead, it's the image equivalent of a trip to a dude ranch: an accidental projection of his greatest vulnerabilities, and a desire to immerse himself in a simple, elemental, mythical, masculine world that doesn't ask hard questions or demand nuanced answers.
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The key to Schitt's Creek is to fully immerse yourself in its world and simply enjoy its fairy tale-esque approach, as the show embraces its titular weirdo town much like NBC's underrated Trial & Error embraced its similarly weird setting.
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What's more, there are aspects of games that may make them particularly susceptible to addiction, including their unique abilities to immerse, the easy access to them, and the gambling-like mechanics that have increasingly popped up in games in recent years.
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I needed to immerse myself in a sea of black men gathered for a cause of uplift so that I could alleviate dark thoughts I'd secretly harbored about men who wear dark skin -- because I've been afraid of black men.
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And sure, you learn a great deal and become more business savvy when you immerse yourself in an MBA program, but there is still a large scope of practical skills that business school can fail to impart in its students.
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In this battle between the East and West Coast (and from here you should continue reading while listening to 2Pac and Notorious B.I.G. in order to better immerse yourself in the vibe of the feud), the opposition isn't just gender-based.
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"My goal, after I become a licensed clinical social worker, is to combine my counseling with full mind, body, spiritual growth and to focus on the outdoors, community gardening and helping people to just fully immerse themselves in nature," she said.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - When billionaire investor Wilbur Ross salvaged two North Carolina textile mills from bankruptcy in 2003 and 2004, one of the first things he did was head to Washington to immerse himself in trade law and policy.
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But once you're hooked — like all of us were when the NES first launched in the U.S. in the fall of 1985 — you're going to want to immerse yourself in the Nintendo Entertainment System experience and purchase the real thing.
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For most reasonable people, such high expenditure will never be justifiable — and I have to count myself among that group, given my penchant for grabbing headphones any time I want to truly blast my music or immerse myself in a movie.
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Community Family Day (Sunday) Instruments and insect exploration, tap dance and trees: Children can immerse themselves in music or nature — or both — at this free jazz-themed family day, part of the SummerStage Kids series presented by the City Parks Foundation.
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While Japan's capital is one of the world's most populous urban areas and has a low student population, the proximity of leading financial institutions and the ability for students to immerse themselves in the local culture puts Tokyo in second place.
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But if you looked at games that are deeper—the example I always use is Papers, Please—it really does fully immerse you, and makes you experience something in narrative that leads you along and drops a hammer on you.
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"[It's about] knowing that we can paint and validate our own stories, knowing that we are authentic and that we need to give ourselves permission to immerse in the art and not worry about what other people think," she says.
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Using multiple platforms like augmented reality, tabletop games, or digital displays, curators and designers are hoping to immerse people more deeply in their exhibitions, and to push the limits of what it means to take a trip to the museum.
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The nonprofit, which was founded by Taylor McLemore, Congressman Jared Polis and Techstars founder David Cohen, hosts multi-day "boot camps" in cities across the country that are designed to quickly immerse participants into the life and thinking of startups.
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Not wanting to teach English to get by—"I didn't feel confident in my language ability, even in English," Evanko says—he had to find another way to both immerse himself in the local tongue and make ends meet, financially.
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Set the device to heat up the water to around 129 degrees, immerse the bagged steak in the water and, like magic, you have a steak that is perfectly medium-rare all the way through, not just in the center.
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For the five-day preview, visitors can immerse themselves in the ambience of a 1980s Milanese apartment recreated by Charles Zana, a Paris architect and decorator, staged with 69 lots that the auction house has spent 18 months collecting around Europe.
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Most guests stay for a week or two, but those who feel called to truly immerse themselves in the world of healing undergo a series of plant diets as an initiation into shamanic training in the long tradition of indigenous healers.
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"When I arrived in Évry, I didn't know the town — while I know Barcelona — but I made every effort to immerse myself in it and connect with the place, and I think the residents of Évry were pleasantly surprised," he said.
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A professor of mine once concluded that I was a "method painter" (derived from the idea of a method actor), because I had to immerse myself in the mindset of the work in order to paint the feeling of the painting.
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Editors' Choice Some books immerse you in the world as it is, or as it has recently been: John Kerry's memoir of public service, for example, or Yuval Noah Harari's latest survey of the global forces that shape contemporary life.
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When, for example, she made a recording in an underground cistern, Oliveros was utilizing both modes simultaneously in order to immerse herself fully in the reverberating space while building up an expressive and moving interchange between her accordion and her environment.
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It wasn't that I believed the hardware was too costly to take off for a mainstream audience, rather that I didn't necessarily think it was a great idea to immerse yourself in the world to the exclusion of everything else.
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And to really buy into it, you have to, in essence, immerse yourself not just in Christianity, but in an outmoded form of it, with a strict moral code and ferocious religiosity that will look foreign to most modern eyes.
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The star has just announced that she has another endeavor on the horizon, and this time, it'll be taking place in New York City — giving the other coast the chance to immerse themselves in the world of Kylie merch and lip kits.
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Sure, flying to different places allows you to immerse yourself in an assortment of cultures, but here's the kicker: the actual act of traveling —you know, spending hours on planes, trains, and buses — is an experience that is painfully uncomfortable, and generally unpleasant.
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Surface Studio's display is designed to immerse the user as much as possible, according to Panay, which includes using 23 million pixels to make for a 192 PPI density that doesn't reveal individual pixels no matter where you're viewing from, according to Microsoft.
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If you do take the time to read everything and immerse yourself in the world events they reference, you'll gain a lot of insight into the inner workings of the CIA, even if it doesn't necessarily have an impact on the game.
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This past weekend, downtown Reykjavik's usual drunken revelers and befuddled, troll-clutching tourists were joined by quite a different mass of debauched souls—the longhaired, leather-clad devotees who'd come from near and far to immerse themselves in Iceland's potent black metal underground.
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The title is apropos: With the exception of the jittery "Burn the Witch" and "Identikit," listening to the album is not unlike taking a warm, occasionally agitated bath; it's soothing and all, but the longer you immerse yourself, the colder it leaves you.
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Use the challenge calendar as inspiration for which strokes to use when: Feel free to mix and match strokes in any given session, and set a timer so that you can immerse yourself in what you're feeling without looking at the clock.
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I'm glad American Crime Story gave me an entry point, and if I decide to immerse myself in the case to a greater degree, I won't have to turn away from my TV screen: ESPN's five-part O.J. documentary is on the horizon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — When we immerse ourselves in Bill Viola's videos, it is as if we are dipping into a pool that brings us into other realms of consciousness, and the water is the continual flow of time.
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But if you'd like to really immerse yourself in gaming in the Seven Kingdoms, you need to power off your PC, because the most intense, challenging interpretations of the Song of Ice and Fire series aren't to be found in the digital realm.
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The purpose of the show is to immerse people in what it's like to live in Nepal where they badly need money for infrastructure after massive damage to homes and businesses and where, even after one year, there is still very little progress.
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It's a short and simple clip that's supposed to tease what Lytro believes Immerge can and will be used for, but those who want to immerse themselves in the experience will have to wait — all three clips Lytro released today are two-dimensional.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - From the cobblestone alleyways to the snow-capped roofs, fans of "Harry Potter" will be able to immerse themselves into a new "Wizarding World" attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood, and the theme park is betting on their purchasing power.
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"It wasn't easy to do, because when you immerse yourself into that world, it was sort of, there was a fine line between what felt like it was happening to me personally and what felt like it was happening to Marcia," Paulson said.
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The giant screen films shown on the Johnson IMAX theater's six-story screen immerse audiences in the wonders of the natural world, enriching the museum going experience and inspiring children to learn about natural history in a way that cannot otherwise be provided.
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The gift of O'Nan's fiction is to immerse us deeply in Henry's essence, in his desire to be useful and his nostalgia for a vanished way of life, for the forgotten homespun rituals and for houses with slate roofs and ornate gables.
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Illa Experience Hotel, Quito Illa Experience Hotel, opened in December by the Ecuador-based tour operator Latin Trails, aims to immerse guests in the culture of Quito with daily activities such as coffee tastings, watercolor classes and lessons in making local sweets.
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It can translate by voice if you ask "Hey Google, what's the word for (word) in (language)," and if you prefer to immerse yourself in a language, you can tell Google Home to communicate with you only in the language of your choosing.
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The dream is that every weekend from May to October, 21980 people will each pay $22019 to nearly $224,20163 to relax in the woods and immerse themselves in what some chefs and writers have started calling "new gatherer" or "deep nature" cooking.
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One of her great strengths is the ability to immerse the reader in an environment, but "The Midnight Cool" has features — reprinted newspaper columns, conveniently timed flashbacks and other devices — that often jostle the reader into distractedly noticing fiction's weights and pulleys.
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Based on a long-running and well-loved tabletop role-playing game series, this is the studio's big followup to Witcher 22020, a massive, open-ended role-playing game designed to immerse you in a complex world and carry you through it.
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For those true autumnal weekend warriors, you may want to go beyond the day trip and make it an overnight escape to immerse yourself in the scents and celebrations of the harvest by staying at an apple (or local seasonal fruit) orchard.
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"We knew that to do this right we needed to immerse ourselves in an environment where innovation encourages speeds far faster than our current process," Esper said, noting that the Army was excited to establish a command outside of a military base.
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It doesn't have the scale of the Starcruiser or the cast member presence of Rise of the Resistance, but the Datapad is actually the most effective way for any Star Wars fan to immerse themselves in their own story at Galaxy's Edge.
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The youthful innocence of these emotions and the sounds that carry them on strikes a chord that many modern pop acts tend to polish away, yet Human Leather leaves it raw and digs in deeper to really immerse the listener in pure feeling.
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But before the anti-aging guru began working with A-listers like Heidi Klum, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Hilary Swank, he recognized that he needed to immerse himself in a healthy lifestyle: The avid runner began focusing on the way he ate, slept, and managed stress.
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No one on Beta has an office; instead, each product is assigned its own conference room lined with whiteboards covered in colorful diagrams, design mock-ups, and Post-it notes where members of the team immerse themselves in what they are trying to build.
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Image: AmazonThose of you really going to town on a PC or home theater setup can start to consider 5.1 or 7.1 systems, which simply refer to the number of separate satellite speakers you get to really immerse yourself in music, movies, or games.
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In a 2016 placebo-controlled study, Cooper and a colleague had participants who were already regular weed smokers immerse their hand in cold water to report how much pain they felt, and to see how long they could tolerate it, after smoking a cannabis cigarette.
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In her own words Bodunrin says 'there is a magical way of moving images that can immerse people', it is some of this 'magic' which if applied to more conventional methods of storytelling could see Bodunrin become a seminal artist and filmmaker of her generation.
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Plus, I wasn't assigned this story to go and passively report out what everybody else was doing on the cruise; I was supposed to immerse myself in the experience (while, of course, disclosing to anyone I spoke with that I was writing about the trip).
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"'Star Wars' is an immensely popular property, and giving people who visit our parks, who have thought about visiting our parks, a chance to immerse themselves in 'Star Wars' on a grand scale in a much deeper way is a big deal," Iger said.
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It will be Meghan's first visit to the estate since her wedding, and she will be expected to immerse herself in everything from outdoor picnics and barbecues to joining her husband hunting or stalking deer (an activity the animal-loving former actress may decline!).
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Blizzard has built a deep and compelling backstory for its team-based multiplayer shooter through animated shorts, comics, and character bios; even if you've never played a single match, you can still immerse yourself in a world teeming with fan art and fan fiction.
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Curated by Kristina Jaspers and Nils Warnecke of Berlin's Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen, this first major museum exhibition devoted to Scorsese features more than 600 objects — many drawn from the director's personal collection — that immerse the audience in his life and work.
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Given his lack of interest about the affairs of state exhibited during the campaign, it's not expected that President Trump will immerse himself in briefing books, lengthy policy debates and the incredibly complex and nuanced issues that demand difficult decisions multiple times a day.
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And, because she has had to immerse herself in some of the worst parts of the internet (like anything involving Jake or Logan Paul), she might be prepared to deal with her mentions after posting what she acknowledged was a "self own" on Twitter.
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The shift — and the rise of the sharing economy — has proven that today's travelers are seeking out more authentic experiences as they're opting for AirBnbs rather than luxury hotels and planning their travel itineraries so they can fully immerse themselves within the local culture.
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Immerse in her tiny reflections and glimmers of self-realization and ask yourself just how secure all the 24-year-olds with tougher fronts feel as they fuck around or choose their mate—cynical or carnal, enraged or disengaged, you know they get scared themselves.
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Tracks like elseq 1's 12-minute "pendulu hv moda" are as synthetic and strange as anything else in their catalog, but when you immerse yourself in it for that long, the landscapes start to feel familiar, the blurry structures slowly coming into focus.
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According to historian Alfred McCoy, some of the first Americans to immerse themselves and leave a lasting impact on the region were US lieutenants who led units of the local Igorot population, sent to gain a foothold in the area and squash nationalist uprisings.
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The developers based in Teruel, Spain, wanted to immerse their players in a moving landscape where the flow and transparency of watercolor, and its imperfections, builds a distinct world of overgrown ruins beneath rose and yellow skies, and mysterious caverns drenched in purple hues.
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He and his wife, 21.099, a textile importer and wholesaler, were able to get an early peek at the North 240th Street building (which goes on the market in May) immerse themselves in the space, and enjoy a gourmet meal on the developer's dime.
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