I recommend buying the corresponding lanyard cables for your most relied-upon devices, which attach to a tiny but sturdy lanyard lock on either side of the power bank.
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Last week, they launched a branded lanyard... for $300 .
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They demand bags and her lanyard with keys on it.
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On the park's flagpole a lanyard clanged in the breeze.
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He was wearing a lanyard around his neck, like Margaret's.
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One woman offered a writer $100 for his admission lanyard.
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They also throw in two bottles of water and a lanyard.
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The officer can be then seen removing the pass off Acosta's lanyard.
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" But, he added, losing the lanyard made the retail uniforms "look cleaner.
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SWAG TO MATCH YOUR COMMEMORATIVE LANYARD, TUMBLER, LAPEL PIN, ORNAMENT, PEN, ETC.
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I checked in and found the lanyard with my first name on it.
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The rubber lanyard loop doubles as a way to prop up the base.
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You can attach a lanyard or keychain, but one isn't included this time. Boo.
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They were easily identified by a familiar sporting-event Mark of Cain, the lanyard.
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Though his prop lanyard identified him as Chris Riddle, he introduced himself as Dave.
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I'm confused as to why Polaroid didn't just use a traditional lanyard loop design.
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The young woman twiddled her Edinburgh Festival staff lanyard and gave a loud, frustrated sigh.
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It protects from water, dust, and snow, and comes with an armband and a lanyard.
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A lanyard around her neck held an ID card from the International Organization for Migration.
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If you&aposd rather have a lanyard without the beacon, please visit the help desk.
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A woman came up to him and said she didn't need a bracelet, just a lanyard.
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I only wish it came with a neck lanyard, but oh well, can't win them all.
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I know this, because he announces it to me when he sees my swanky MEDIA lanyard.
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Attendees could opt out by asking for a lanyard without the device, Amazon told Business Insider.
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I wish someone would ask me to start their lanyard or to settle an in-cabin squabble.
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It's a good thing there's a nice thick rubbery lanyard to secure the camera to your wrist.
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The lanyard acts as a carrying strap that secures firefighters to the device, in case of a fall.
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A hospital lanyard around his neck, he rolls up his crisp shirtsleeves and settles down at his desk.
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The only thing in a person's apartment that has ever made me leave immediately was a NASCAR lanyard.
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Students who normally did not wear their IDs on a lanyard were required to because of tightened security.
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He had a lanyard around his neck, identifying him as one of about 600 competitors, a special collective.
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At the nest, a sandy trash disc, baby feeds upon polymer lanyard, molds its own belly into an altar.
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Another worker reportedly suffered a collapsed lung after the airbag pushed their lanyard and work pass into their chest.
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While it may seem a lanyard couldn't cause that much damage, the results of these accidents have been debilitating.
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Our tickets were 21.5VIP, and our lanyard had two big shiny circles on it: EAST CLUB and POST-FIELD.
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On the lanyard that held his Olympic coaching credential was a round plastic button with their photo on it.
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The lanyard allowed him to access staff-only areas of each hospital, where he would meet and befriend the staff.
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Each controller had its own lanyard loop to keep it attached to my wrists to prevent them from flying off.
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It also comes attached to a lanyard, which is covered in the "Nightmare Before Christmas" logo and Oogie Boogie's dice.
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He also brings his iPhone, strapped tightly to him by his lanyard, where he takes photos that he posts on Instagram.
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So we made a zip [lanyard] ourselves a couple of years ago that was not as beautiful as these are now.
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Plus, it comes with a lanyard (to prevent drops) and a tripod screw, turning your camera phone into a bonafide camera.
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The chord of the blender is attached to a ski pass lanyard to keep it from tipping over onto the stove.
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Sadly, though, while you can put the regular 4 Nano on a lanyard, you can't do that with the 4C version.
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Her work uniform is Betty Boop scrubs, sneakers and an ID badge that hangs on a red Bayada Home Healthcare lanyard.
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He had stapled his business card to the letter, and left his identification on a lanyard nearby, to remove any doubt.
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Wraps are made from a lanyard-style nylon cord that keeps wires neat and untangled and are made to fit all wrists.
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How awesome would it be to spend the summer snapping selfies of me and my besties at summer camp making lanyard bracelets?
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Helpful local volunteers are often rewarded for their efforts with a pin which is then worn on the lanyard holding their accreditation.
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And while you may not think you'll need it, I highly recommend putting on the lanyard and strapping it in your wrist.
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They took turns reading out loud the freewriting they had just done in response to "The Lanyard," a poem by Billy Collins.
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He says he had a press pass that was attached to a lanyard around his neck, and had every right to be there.
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It's also a quasi wearable, with a loop allowing it to be attached to bags or worn around the neck on a lanyard.
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That year, I had become fond of swinging my university lanyard with my key in circles, wrapping and unwrapping it around my finger.
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Wearing a lanyard that held membership cards to several casinos, Ms. Parker recalled visiting the Borgata the day it opened 15 years ago.
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I still have nightmares about failing at lanyard-making in summer camp, but that's not the kind of craft we're looking for today.
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The company also developed a special accessory for corrections: a patented lanyard that deactivated the Taser if a prisoner wrestled it from a guard.
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It came with a dorky lanyard so you could wear it around your neck — and you could only listen to your music on shuffle.
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A reusable lanyard called the Mars Ascent/Descent Vehicle (MADV) would bring cargo and personnel to and from the MBC to the red planet.
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In the photograph, Portman, 37, sported a bright blue NASA jumpsuit and a lanyard, along with a brown wig cut in a small bob.
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To suss out iron meteorites, Curry would dangle a rare-earth magnet from a lanyard as he tromped through the woods around his home.
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As we got closer, I saw the saddest thing: a large man in a tight blue shirt, an empty $2100 lanyard around his neck.
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It was a baking-hot afternoon, and Righetti looked like another tourist, with his camera and his phone on a lanyard around his neck.
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And then, she recalled, he tightened the lanyard holding his ID card around his neck, threatening to choke himself if they didn't get out.
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At some two dozen interactive displays, each visitor, identified by an electronic identification card worn on a lanyard, can test their skills at spycraft.
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Lounge access, like every other form of access within the Daytona universe, came in the form of a specially endorsed laminate on a lanyard.
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It feels a bit spartan for a bag of this size and I wish there was at least couple pen loops and a keychain lanyard.
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But as things stand, HTC is trying to sell its latest entry-level phones with a new lanyard attachment and a small splash of color.
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I spent more time figuring out how to thread the lanyard through the camera and then twist and lock it in place than was necessary.
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I ejected my iPod, snapped the lanyard cap back on, slid the power switch to shuffle, slipped in a pair of wired headphones, and pressed play.
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When he tried going in for the selfie, James says her bodyguard allegedly yanked his lanyard -- which was still around his neck -- and dragged him outside.
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The two were decked out in Olympic swag, with Jones wearing an American flag around her neck while the actor donned his official Rio Olympic neck lanyard.
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He looks very official, in his polo and khakis; but on his lanyard hangs a printed name tag on which the NRA has misspelled his first name.
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On the photo ID card hanging on a lanyard around her neck, she has placed two sticky silver stars – one on the front, one on the back.
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She happily chatted chemistry but occasionally veering off to chat about Disneyland or her favorite film franchise, Star Wars; she wore a BB-8 lanyard around her neck.
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If Courtney Love wants to get backstage, she's not gonna wait around for some security guard to hand her a lanyard — she has other ways of getting in.
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To use Lookout, Google recommends that users wear their Pixel device on a lanyard around their neck or placed in the front pocket of a shirt or coat.
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He explained that firefighters carry the device with a safety lanyard, and after cutting into the roof with a chainsaw, they insert the board for a secure footing.
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The camera also comes with a little lanyard with a rubber ring that you can attach to the base of the body to keep it from falling over.
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Backstage in a hemp house sounds like a ship; the stage is referred to as a deck, and words used include batten, belay, block, bo'sun, hitch and lanyard.
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Dr. Shapiro also confirmed that during his evaluation, the boy again simulated choking himself with his ID card lanyard — a "clear sign of stress and anxiety," he said.
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Malcolm pointed to attendees wearing lanyards attached to event ID cards and joked that some of the people populating the rooms should have their resumes attached to the lanyard.
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So I waited for the weekend, slid the lanyard around my neck, and let the device dangle near my belly button as I headed off for the botanical gardens.
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As Blakey, 19, fed Mili leaves off of a branch, Hall removed the ring from the lanyard (after a few nerve-racking tugs), and dropped down on one knee.
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After we had both gone through the turnstile, he reached into his pocket and then stopped to show me the identification card hanging on a lanyard around his neck.
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She would not have to wear a lanyard with her boarding pass inside or a bracelet that would help track her location, or check in repeatedly with airline staff.
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A week later I speak to Igari, a churlish man with a dosimeter badge—a device that measures a person's cumulative radiation exposure—hanging on a lanyard around his neck.
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An LED display worn on a lanyard around your neck, it displays the number of hours of sleep you got the previous night, making your wearable's collected sleep data public.
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Luckily, Zara was wearing an air vest that inflated when she fell from her horse (it functions much like an emergency stop on a treadmill, deploying when the lanyard detaches).
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Gamblin pointed out in a tweet that if some hacker figured out how to match the lanyard tracker with the name on the badge, they would no longer be anonymous.
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It is a dumping ground for whichever policymaker, think tank lanyard, or corporate CEO might want to publish some poorly-written—and self-serving—dreck about public policy that day.
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Gasper was still relatively new in town, and Hochhalter, a lifelong North Dakota resident, was skeptical of the G-man with his New York Yankees lanyard and thick Queens accent.
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I was ushered straight into the restaurant, flashing my lanyard with a picture of Fieri himself smiling on it and immediately spied the man himself at the bar, enjoying a beer.
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She soon realized she could sell pretty much anything at all, so she hit up local Targets armed with a barcode scanner on her lanyard and a phone in her armband.
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Delaney stole a children's health hospital lanyard in May, according to the Courier Mail, and spent the next six months regularly visiting Brisbane's Lady Cilento Children's Hospital and Ronald McDonald House.
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According to the BBC, in the U.K., one National Health Service worker crashed her car while driving home from work and perforated her bowel from keys attached to her work lanyard.
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My lanyard said "East Club," unlike that of seemingly every other person in the stadium, and I was constantly stopped and regarded by security as some sort of Stella Artois thief.
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"We knew something was different this year because they were very clear that if you lost your lanyard, you'd pay $150 to replace and it would be hassle," the attendee said.
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Danny Roy Salazar, 44, had a pattern of wearing a lanyard, occasionally carrying a clipboard and entering through the rear entrances of hotels, police said, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal .
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While wearing the card, which would be attached to a lanyard, the adult would be only tasked with supervision and nothing else, until another adult "tags" themselves in and assumes the responsibility.
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The speculative read: maybe the iPhone SE will have a spot where you can attach a lanyard loop, just like the iPod Touch once did (Apple removed the loop attachment later on).
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As part of the Harbers Storytelling Project, two years ago I heard the former United States poet laureate Billy Collins share "The Lanyard," his poem about the debt we owe our mothers.
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Bezos was being interviewed during a keynote talk when the protestor from Direct Action Everywhere (DXE) walked quickly on stage, wearing what looked like a conference lanyard and holding a single white rose.
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Yeah, you usually get a little timetable of the running order in a tiny book immaculately encased in a plastic sheath hanging on a jazzy lanyard, but really, what are the unmissable highlights?
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You'll get a portable rechargeable battery, a battery wall charging station, a car charging adapter, a AAA battery holder, a light holster, a lanyard, and a high-grade protective case for it all.
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Sources close to Chester tell TMZ ... they found out someone posted a program, wristband, lanyard and pin from Chester's service on eBay Tuesday, and immediately contacted the site asking to have the items removed.
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He wore a librarian's reading glasses, held with a lanyard around his neck, and a long black beard ran from his temples to his chin, framing a pale, almost perfectly round, oddly cherubic mien.
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The harness system was comprised of off-the-shelf components consisting of a nylon fall-protection harness that was attached at the occupants' back by a locking carabiner to a lanyard, the report says.
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We go to the first outdoor gear store, where I buy a new pair of Goodr sunglasses, croakies for R. and I, and a sleeve/lanyard for my GoPro that's marked down to $11.99.
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"Lanyard fatigue," as one war horse called it, is felt especially keenly in Hollywood during Oscar week, where the social and professional calendar is increasingly packed, with at least 50 significant parties in play.
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Alden, charmed boy of the Alex Gray tattoo, sipper of elixirs, man of the heli-ski carrying keys to his parents' vineyard on a lanyard from his VIP pass to the Secret Solstice Festival.
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Today the iPod shuffle looks like a distant relic of the past; a chunky USB 2.0 thumb drive capped by a yellowing lanyard, and a headphone jack—two wholly outmoded technologies, by Apple no less.
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In much the same vein, this lanyard bead is bizarre, perhaps even misleading (what exactly is the point?), but it's hard not to look at that toothy grin and menacing tongue and crack a smile.
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Dr Rus's device, of which she demonstrated a prototype on June 1st at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Singapore, consists of a camera worn on a lanyard around the neck, and a belt.
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The city's downtown streets swell with lanyard-laden "entrepreneurs" and "founders" wearing that familiar uniform of T-shirts screen-printed with their company's clever logo, an outfit made professional by throwing a blazer over the ensemble.
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A thirty-two-year-old orthopedic surgeon from a town called Kolhapur, he seemed like any of my surgical colleagues here in Boston, direct, driven, with his photo I.D. swaying on a lanyard around his neck.
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Part identity card and conversation-starter, it hangs from a FIFA lanyard around the neck of nearly every fan at the World Cup — a laminated credential to what could pass for the world's coolest business conference.
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The device comes with a small soft case, which can be hooked onto a lanyard or a backpack, and a hard case that can be used for a pet or for any more possibly damaging circumstances.
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It was a gusty, gray morning—"the hotel was nondescript, the food unremarkable"—and Welch, dangling the requisite nametag on a forlorn lanyard, found himself in a room full of cancer biologists, feeling like an alien species.
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A news release from the NTSB states that the harness system on the Liberty helicopter had "nylon fall-protection harness tethered via a lanyard to the helicopter," which allowed the passengers to move securely in the chopper.
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If you hang out long enough at Ottobar, a dive-y college bar in Baltimore near Johns Hopkins University, there's a good chance a young person wearing a lanyard will approach you and ask if you smoke tobacco.
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I really don't know why companies keep pushing lifelogging, and I really don't know why this particular company thinks I want to hang a camera around my neck with a lanyard in order to join this (truly lame) trend.
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Which is why the Coast Guard invited a team from Texas A&M University's Center for Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue to launch a pilot project this week for a very special robot—Emily, the Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard.
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As a CES newbie, I have been nothing short of overwhelmed by the more than 4,500 exhibiting companies on the show floor, wandering around with my CES media lanyard and probably looking more like a college freshman during orientation.
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Solar Powered Charger Backpack — $44.99 See Details On the other end of the spectrum is this bad boy, with integrated LED light, rain cover, sunglasses holder, pliers holder, tray compartment, and lanyard in addition to solar panel and backup battery.
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It comes with carbide and ceramic stone slots which are both reversible and replaceable for extended sharpening use, as well as a lanyard hole, so you can keep this little guy attached to a pocket or keychain for easy access.
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Wearing a sweater vest and a lanyard around his neck carrying a flash drive, the mustachioed professor Debasish Kuila explains that he stepped down from his role as chair of A&T's chemistry department to spend more time doing research.
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Last week, she shared a photo of herself, her husband and their son on a football field during the quarterback's practice in which she covered up her bump with an all-black outfit and a lanyard strategically placed over her belly.
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New touches that aren't visible on the 626 include a pair of holes on the bottom left of the rear of the device, which could be used for a lanyard, and a new button layout on the device's right edge.
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With a butterfly design, the compact Suspension Multi-Plier houses 12 tools: spring-loaded needle-nose pliers, wire cutter, fine edge knife, serrated edge knife, saw, scissors, crosspoint screwdriver, small and medium flathead screwdrivers, can opener, bottle opener, and lanyard hole.
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All non-Karens of all ages should be on the lookout for Karens — mocking you when you ask for a raise, cutting your best jokes, shaming you for losing your lanyard — and their assaults on our happiness, selfhood and freedom.
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Stressed-out NYFW attendees who typically do not indulge in showing excitement were never above dancing to whatever major performer Wang tapped (Cardi B, A$AP Ferg, Ashanti, Ja Rule, even), eating McDonald's, or drinking from a pouch on a lanyard.
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It is built to travel: The board is small enough to sit on a toddler's lap, the pen clips into a piece on the top, and it comes with a convenient lanyard so you don't lose it under the hotel bed.
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They're paired with a "safety lanyard," although if the Gear VR (which is quite heavy) somehow slips off my head on a fast-moving object under tremendous centripetal force, I might rather see it fall than have a high-tech bludgeon whipping around.
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Humanyze's digital badge is worn around the neck on a lanyard and packs a Bluetooth sensor that checks proximity to other people, an infrared sensor that shows who you're facing, an accelerometer for your activity level, and a microphone that performs voice analysis.
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Mr. Lewis wears a gold hoop earring in each ear and a blue lanyard around his neck to show off his membership in the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which he credits with providing him and his colleagues with financial security.
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While I waited at a table in the lobby for my packet—and my black-and-gold lanyard that said I was part of the "posse"—a group of pink pussy-hatted women passed by, on their way to the Women's March in Washington.
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He was wearing khakis and a white button-down, and an I.D. affixed to a lanyard around his neck announced that he was Jason Baumann, an assistant director for collection development and the L.G.B.T.Q.-initiative coördinator for the N.Y.P.L. He was holding a plastic bag.
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The NTSB report said the passengers had restraint systems installed by the manufacturer as well as a harness system comprised of off-the-shelf components consisting of a nylon fall-protection harness that was attached at the occupants' back by a locking carabineer to a lanyard.
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The NTSB report Monday said the passengers had restraint systems installed by the manufacturer as well as a harness system comprised of off-the-shelf components consisting of a nylon fall-protection harness that was attached at the occupants' back by a locking carabineer to a lanyard.
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After wandering around the iconic venue and collecting props that would help him — like a business card, a lanyard and even a note to Whitney Houston he found in her dressing room — Schmell was able to trick one of the production members into giving him an all-access pass.
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Earlier this year, JPL conducted tests of the helicopter in "a simulated Martian environment" that put the helicopter through temperatures as low as minus 130 degrees Fahrenheit and flew it in a vacuum chamber that simulated Martian air — it was also attached to a "motorized lanyard" to help simulate Martian gravity.
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In the study, researchers followed two anonymous Fortune 500 companies during their transitions between a traditional office space to an open plan environment and used a sensor called a "sociometric badge" (think company ID on a lanyard) to record detailed information about the kind of interactions employees had in both spaces.
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TORONTO — Each night during the Toronto International Film Festival, when the Princess of Wales theater is empty and everyone with a lanyard around their neck is either sleeping or partying, those with the guts to keep watching movies into the wee hours head to Midnight Madness at the Ryerson Theatre.
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Just last week, its branded lanyard caused uproar — and who could forget the time it sold an IKEA-esque tote bag for over $2,000 — but the latest Balenciaga item making the rounds online is the "T-shirt Shirt" from the fall 2018 men's collection, which looks as bizarre as its name suggests.
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The poem, which is funny and sad, addresses the futility of trying to repay one's mother for her love: Here is a breathing body and a beating heart, strong legs, bones and teeth, and two clear eyes to read the world, she whispered, and here, I said, is the lanyard I made at camp.
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This is my first E3 conference presentation thing of 2016, and after a monumental kerfuffle of wristband and lanyard confusion, which meant going through security screening twice and losing a perfectly good can of fizzy lemonade pop (sorry, lemon and lime, that one, you know the one), I am in no mood to be kept waiting.
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When you receive your Conference lanyard, you can add sticky ribbons to it that say anything from your level of participation in NAPO (chapter president, former board member, golden circle, NAPO Cares, etc.) to where you're from (a choice of the 41 states represented) to what your state of mind is (Diva, Lazy, High Maintenance, Happy to Be Here, Really?
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At the Galer Street School, among the volunteering moms and lone dad ("Put these parents in a room with clerical work and zero supervision, and they start acting like the deranged winners in an Indian casino ad"), Eleanor notices a set of keys on the table, attached to a lanyard with baby blocks that read: D-E-L-P-H-I-N-E.
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Now, I'm not so naïve to think that every new big gaming event must equal something new from big games on the horizon—but for Sony's most significant spotlight of the calendar year, perhaps excepting PlayStation Experience (depending on who you ask, and what color their lanyard is), to not include the smallest mention on the state of The Last of Us: Part II was a surprise.
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A – Base station x 2 B – Sync cable C – Base station power adapter x2 D – Mounting kit E – Link box F – Link box mounting pad G – Link box power adapter H – HDMI cable I – USB cable J – Earbuds K – Alternate face cushion (narrow) L – Cleaning cloth M – Documentation N – Headset with 3-in-1 cable and audio cable O – Controller (with lanyard) x 2 P – Micro USB charger x 2 Correction: An earlier version of this article implied that the lightboxes must be connected to the PC. They merely need a power source.
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