Get the nanny looped in if she needs to be looped in.
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While it's always been true that GIFs could be looped infinitely or not looped at all, but the modern GIF is generally looped infinitely by default.
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Historically, the animated GIF could be a static image or series of static images looped continuously, looped only once, or looped as many or as few times as the user desired.
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Get the grandparents looped in if they need to be looped in, and at some point even loop the judge in if you end up in front of him or her.
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"I don't think — " She looped her arm around mine.
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White Mountain Apache police responded and looped in federal authorities.
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Sometimes, humans get looped in by eating an uncooked snail.
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Mobile phone records looped other guys into the drug network.
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He looped his arm over the back of Carmen's chair.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The images have looped on Saudi television stations.
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Now, of course, everyone is looped into this latest decree.
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The is and the was are looped and tied together.
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Sabrent's NVMe SSDs are also looped into today's discounts at Amazon.
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And his looped, massaged fanfare carries "The Gut" front to back.
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Her looped designs cover canvases, trains, and people in colorful threads.
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All that looped through my mind was, I can fucking fly.
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The large incumbents are still in closed looped, isolated BMS systems.
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People reached out; looped each other in; circled back; touched base.
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Hurricane Ivan, for example, also looped the loop back in 2004.
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You can't lose them when they're conveniently looped around your neck.
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The routing looped through London, so I dropped LJ a note.
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A double-looped black scarf grazed his sternum like a lei.
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It was looped: Start treatment, manage side effects, recover, start treatment.
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Harrelson looped a single to right field and the cheers increased.
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What's the deal with those looped videos in the online version?
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Her real mother is in a looped trauma, unreachable and absent.
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He apologized sincerely, while I looped the words in my head.
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For days, footage from shaky camcorders looped on the TV news.
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Inside, the suite was gutted: wall frames, looped wire, exposed pipes.
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Six protesters looped across 82nd Street to intercept the group, Shea said.
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Six protesters looped across 82nd Street to intercept the group, police said.
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"Basically, my epidural looped itself into my spine," Gray told Fox 19.
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A trio of looped and knotted clay extrusions suspends from another wall.
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Staring at geometric, perfectly looped animations by German artist Branco Rooijakkers, a.k.
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The dessert is looped in the shape of the pocket monster's head.
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As we looped around to exit, we saw lines continuing to grow.
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Craig Faller, that Congress must be looped in before any military action.
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As we looped back around, we passed the Wegmans toy train again.
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And so two seconds of sound that's looped has to sound smooth.
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So they looped the aircraft back around and started the countdown anew.
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It's not only strangers who can be looped in by dog-talk.
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It's not only strangers who can be looped in by dog-talk.
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My head felt like one of those perfectly looped infinite-zoom GIFs.
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"Bascule V" (1967) is seriously ominous, suggesting a looped, endlessly hacking guillotine.
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Step 4: Open the looped extension end and pull the long end through.
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All of these characters are looped into the gritty circumstances of Ji's work.
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Then it climbed, in a slanted oval, looped back, descended, deposited more death.
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Today we look back to celebrate the most-looped Vines from CNN Politics.
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Better to not be looped in than have to lie for the boss.
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I watched nothing else, even after the channel's programming looped and began again.
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I looped my scarf back around my neck and zipped up my jacket.
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We will do our best to keep you looped in on our progress.
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Some masked protesters looped around Lexington Avenue to intercept them, the police said.
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Maguire also noted in his defense that he'd also looped in the FBI.
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Iglesias was jammed by Anderson but looped a single that scored two runs.
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It was the public explanations from the White House, starting with the claim lawmakers were looped in and concluding with the assertion that they couldn't be looped in because for national security reasons, that led several to express their discontent.
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Hassan employs little dialogue aside from looped ambient street conversations interspersed throughout the film.
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Jose Iglesias looped a two-out single into shallow right field, scoring Mikie Mahtook.
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Have you ever walked around a suspended looped wire sculpture by Ruth Asawa, Scorpio?
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A Boomerang is a looped short video that looks like a custom-made gif.
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Yet its self-referential, looped-back quality is both thematically appropriate and skillfully achieved.
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Elsewhere his looped keyboards sound more automatic, but always there's a sense of unease.
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After the blink-and-miss-it downtown, we looped back around along the Mackenzie.
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For those who are uninitiated, cinemagraphs are still images with pockets of looped motion.
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We're assuming more shows will be looped into this freebie calendar at some point.
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Germany could have won after Neuer stopped Bonucci, but Schweinsteiger looped his shot over.
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She looped her hand in Harry's arm as they followed closely behind Prince Philip.
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She looped it around each pupil, then wrapped the end around her own body.
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When recording, Ms. Aftab looped her own singing, synth lines and electric guitar playing.
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CARAMANICA A looped vocal sample shuttles back and forth in stereo, chirping and trilling.
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She had a long piece of grass looped around her torso, like a necklace.
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"Freddie's Dead" is one of the first things I ever looped to rap over.
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The stream on Frank Ocean's website is a looped video art project by Francis Soriano.
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Visions of them floating hand in hand in the Red Sea looped in her mind.
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In parts of the footage, the video was looped while the officer's audio continued uninterrupted.
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It comes with a great conga loop and some looped key samples, plus some vocals.
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Bell looped a single that right fielder Jose Martinez misplayed, allowing one run to score.
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He also hinted that immigration control could be looped into the ongoing NAFTA trade negotiations.
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It bounced high off the turf and looped into an unguarded corner of the goal.
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There was a rope looped around his neck that held a bar wrapped in tape.
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The green light formed several tentacles, which twisted and writhed together and looped in circles.
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Three days later, Uber executives in San Francisco were looped into the situation in Singapore.
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Even when the material is looped, it sounds like it's played by people, not machines.
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A long, black tangle of intestines looped around the pool cleaner had tied it up.
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She even looped in the viral "Kombucha Girl" TikTok video to express the pleasant surprise.
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He looped it, put it in the computer and we just started writing to it.
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As he looped around the block, he explained how he took the name Chicken Delicious.
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The television played soft piano music and looped pictures of sunsets and mountains, birds and flowers.
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She dropped to cruising speed and looped onto an access road, which deadended at a resstop.
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While no Surface computers are looped into the deal, there's still a lot to choose between.
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Austin looped a double into the left-field corner to begin the bottom of the seventh.
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Once, the pilot looped low enough for me to see the plane's number on its wing.
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His Easter eggs feature looped animated designs that look like a Spirograph has come to life.
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Maybe in the future, you'll have one of these little looped mechanisms sitting on your desk.
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The Dato Duo comes with a pentatonic keyboard for playing notes that can then be looped.
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The plane took off to the north, over Lake Pontchartrain, and looped back toward New Orleans .
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A splinter group of masked protesters looped around Lexington Avenue to intercept them, the police said.
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In "Press for Service," we have more of this looped demolition, this time of the self.
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Organizers said they were seeking a "flat, looped circuit" and said London was the leading candidate.
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The marathon was first run in 1970 and included just 127 participants, who looped Central Park.
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Fifteen-second clips of a DaBaby song looped until everyone had memorized the agreed-upon choreography.
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The line, when idle, can be looped around a pair of paper clips on the handle.
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More employees might also be looped into the hiring process to encourage more inclusive hiring decisions.
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Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch games, including the new Animal Crossing: New Horizons, aren't looped into the deal.
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Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch games, including the new Animal Crossing: New Horizons, aren't looped into the deal.
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Doug Kaplan: TALsounds' live process allows listeners to hear her looped constructions unfold in real time.
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Painfully, I'll make repairs and attempt to pedal through my city with a smaller looped chain.
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Maybe you don't get looped into it, but radio, talk radio leans very heavily to the right.
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The idea is you can create music by tapping cells and columns to trigger different looped instruments.
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After Cameron Rupp was intentionally walked, Eflin looped an RBI single to center field to score Williams.
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It now hangs from a string looped around a branch—and there, Walczak vows, it will remain.
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They looped around to another alley and then a third, wedged between Courtland Avenue and Indianola Avenue.
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They have skinny chains looped around their abdomens, little shiny scars on their bellies, tiny girlish teeth.
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Kemp then looped the next pitch into right field, and Myers raced home with the tying run.
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The song has a looped beat, multitracked vocal harmonies and a dramatically sliding, Bollywood-tinged string section.
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These four scenes were basically stitched together and looped, and made up 84 percent of the episode.
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The turtle is dead, apparently strangled: Fishing rope is looped around its neck, cutting into its throat.
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At other points, maybe CNBC gets looped in there, if there's something going on with the markets.
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But Sondland testified that Perry was looped into the Trump administration's efforts to seek the specific investigations.
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She's also got thin green ribbon decoratively wrapped around each wrist and looped around her middle fingers.
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He had looped the drawstring of his sweatpants around the back of his head like a suspender.
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Visitors enter to the rat-a-tat-tat of machine gun fire, a looped 1971 sound piece.
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I looped around the truck, and then boom, there he is, getting back into the driver's seat.
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Orrin Hatch, a Republican from Utah who has supported Kavanaugh throughout the Ford saga, was looped in.
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The chain shows that Kushner and then-campaign manager Paul Manafort were also looped into the conversation.
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Byte will let users record or upload short, looped vertical videos to what's currently a reverse-chronological feed.
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He looped them, phased them, slowed them down, and whittled everything into protracted meditations on sound and life.
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And we bet you're eager to relive all of those moments in small, looped image form, aren't you?
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Obviously you want low-res looped images of small portions of the awards show we all just watched.
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To complement the virtual training through TeamUltra, I looped in with the local running community here in Boston.
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A TuneMoji GIFs adds a layer of music (or spoken audio) that is looped along with the GIF.
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The investment Netflix puts into each country will be more difficult to assuage as everything gets looped together.
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Delta flight 246 from New York's JFK airport kept flying right past Atlanta and looped back to Baltimore.
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Her music, minimal orchestral compositions and wordless phrases looped and filtered through various effects, have a meditative quality.
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One of our favorite places at the park was a lazy river that looped around the entire complex.
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It's been years now since vaporwave's slowed, looped sound collages started their stretch out toward a hazy horizon.
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The senators who have been looped into the process represent less than one quarter of the nation's population.
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I looped the ends of the yarn around my toes and leaned back on the plush, suburban carpet.
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Next, he looped in Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser who admitted to lying to the FBI.
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The legal team, for example, is now looped in from the start for a campaign like Whopper Detour.
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Beckinsale looped her arm around her colorfully-clad friend while wearing a white bandeau top and blue pants.
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Next, he looped in Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser who admitted to lying to the FBI.
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So I got the recording, looped it many times, listened to it, and gradually I added different languages.
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That was the height of interactivity, then: a live fire on TV (or, more likely, a looped fire).
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Smollett told police he was beaten in January by two men who looped a noose around his neck.
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Sometimes elongated, sometimes compacted, sometimes darker, sometimes lighter, each frame of the looped video produces a unique image.
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Actress Ariela Barer, who plays the social justice–driven Gert, looped that idea into the show's larger themes.
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We just looped it and sped it up really fast, at least ten times faster than the original.
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Venne: That piece of audio I'm talking about is going to be about two seconds or less, looped.
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Rocketing at crazy speed, I looped around inside the covered tube and came sliding out in 90 seconds.
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As I looped my way back down, still empty-handed, I felt compelled to buy something for posterity.
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In his Broadway debut, 2010's "Looped," Valerie Harper portrayed the grande dame of the stage Tallulah Bankhead.
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The fiery redhead was draped in all black with a shimmering gold chain looped around her little neck.
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His cult of personality meant that others were looped in by covering up and excusing what he did.
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Sergeant Mercready said he removed his belt and looped it through the other man's belt to keep him close.
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Drury opened the inning with a walk, then Mitch Haniger looped a short fly along the right-field line.
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Veering between stripped back electro and house mutations,—orchestral stabs and and looped vocals blur into meet arpeggiated oddness.
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She pulled out a couple pieces, weaved them into braids, and looped them from the base to the top.
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O'Reilly looped inside the Kings' zone before lifting a high backhand shot for his seventh goal of the year.
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Often, by the time a board member is looped into the situation, it's also fairly late in the game.
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"These looped pathways help the birds take advantage of conditions in the atmosphere," says lead researcher Frank La Sorte.
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But after Fremantle looped in ABC, it became clear the company wanted to bring back the show early regardless.
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All ethnicities and marginalized groups, which includes LGBTQ people, different body types and varying disabilities, should be looped in.
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In Miami, hundreds lined up for bottled water and cars looped around city blocks to buy gas on Thursday.
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They started working on a track and quickly looped in their netlabelmate LLLL to add to its wistful feelings.
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She knew a drummer, David Lovering, who had shelved his drums years ago, so she looped him in, too.
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Human agents can be looped in to the conversation when necessary, allowing employees to focus on more complex tasks.
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But it was the second-place finish on the flat, looped marathon course that tugged at her the most.
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The trainings that did exist were typically closed off to people who weren't already looped into an activist network.
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They're endlessly looped on TV's sports highlights shows, the boo-yah stage for ogling superstars and up-and-comers.
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The animation artist creates simple yet charming looped sequences, frequently off-the-cuff and doodled from his momentary thoughts.
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When the group started making looped, rhythm-heavy songs, it represented them following his lead for the first time.
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Two cops patrolled the area, as drug-dealing kids on trick bikes looped around to run their own surveillance.
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Her music was often skeletal — a handful of looped instruments — but most of the songs sounded complete, not truncated.
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Songs that become massive streaming hits often sound unfinished, a looped riff and a vocal with a few tweaks.
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This time it looped over to the far rim, and hit that, bouncing a lot lower, a lot softer.
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The lariat necklaces, which can be looped around the neck twice or worn as a belt, are especially elegant.
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In Miami, hundreds lined up for bottled water and cars looped around city blocks to get gas on Thursday.
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This time, Gallardo, 22, looped a pass to a waiting Hernández, whose full-volley drive made it 2-1.
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They looped the wire around your neck, stepped on your back, and pulled up with a rapid sawing motion.
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"Putin is privy to what the two discussed — why can't senior administration officials be trusted and looped in too?"
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This startling visual connection made me laugh out loud and kept me there until it looped around again, twice.
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It feels like receiving a message that has looped around the entire intervening mess of modernity to find you.
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These are two relatively large spaces which visitors can walk in and out of to view the looped film.
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The exhibit includes looped clips from the two films, presenting them with the corresponding photos that Kubrick borrowed from.
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It was a 10-second clip of Curry dancing in his warmup jacket—looped to run for a full hour.
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From the "stem," I looped the brush to create two or three sketched leaf-like shapes on one side. 28.
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On the left, a figure latched on by his legs is holding a second man dangling from a looped rope.
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If you don't remember this fun little gadget, it was a nifty contraption you looped around one of your ankles.
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Douyin is a bottomless, eclectic feed of looped 15-second videos, a cross between Snapchat, Vine (now defunct) and Musical.
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It can operate in three modes: photo, video and burst, six consecutive photos that are looped together forward and backward.
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The screen that occupies almost the entire dashboard looped through some stock smartphone features, social media posts, and navigation information.
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Harden looped a little pass, Nenê caught it and was fouled, and his two free-throws effectively ended the game.
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While Lightspeed Venture Partners is the VC firm being looped in as a possible investor for entrepreneurs whose ideas impress.
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In one of the photos, Meghan snuck in their signature couple move when she looped her hand through Harry's arm.
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Let them in and you'll fall into more beats, bongos, pulsing synths, and a looped vocal that'll hypnotize your hips.
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MoveOn was started by technologists looped into the WIRED scene who were pioneering a new style of digital political activism.
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Then we looped back to the same stretch of highway, but this time they turned on the Cloud suspension system.
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And in case you're ever feeling down, can we recommend this looped clip of Shelley Long doing the mashed potato?
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Just like the Perception line, Rio's Outbound fly lines are slick, supple, and looped at both ends for easy setup.
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The lighting of this virtual set moved from sunrise to sunset, from black to black, so that the film looped.
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Toward the end of the interview, Charlamagne and Kanye looped back to talk more about his affection for Donald Trump.
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Locke's most lasting lover was Maurice Russell, who was a teen-ager when he found himself looped into Locke's affections.
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We cut along the fjord heading out of town, then looped back along the harbor and by an icebreaker ship.
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For TRANSFER Gallery she manuevers the selfies into 4K videos with rhythmicly looped soundtracks by Christopher Knollmeyer and Christopher Rutledge.
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By mid-afternoon the line looped both ways around Wooster St. and up to the end of the cross street.
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Dickerson tied it 2-2 in the third when he looped a run-scoring, two-out single to score Harper.
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DAMN EMAILS: FEMA and the Defense Department accidentally looped a Bloomberg reporter on how to "spin" Puerto Rico recovery efforts.
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From her sleek looped updo to her bedazzled emerald gown, our eyes admittedly went to her hot-pink lipstick first.
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Musso's husband, who was driving when they spotted the man on the overpass, immediately took the next exit and looped around.
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Cossman learned all of this from the consultants he looped in, especially Tom Calvert, a Battalion Chief in Menlo Park, California.
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The reason turns out to be that the free ends of the bow can swing farther than the looped ends do.
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And in an unexpected move, she even looped her hand through Harry's arm for Prince Louis' official christening portrait last week.
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It's a strange tale told through neon colors, uncomfortable close-ups, and looped moments that Mockler says were inspired by GIFs.
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On the original, a gently strummed guitar melody is looped, accruing claps and a bass drum beat as it churns along.
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The company looped in Arianna Huffington, who sits on Uber's board, and Liane Hornsey, head of human resources, on the review.
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There were mannequins decked out in Summit Ice fashion, racks of clothing, and even a TV playing a looped skiing video.
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All the markers are there: buzzcuts and chunky boots, leather harnesses looped through metal rings that are cold to the touch.
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In his stream-of-consciousness style, Mr. Trump also looped Mr. Booker, considered a possible 2020 presidential challenger, into his tirade.
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The undemanding, double-looped route is under four miles, snaking past a waterfall, downed trees, intriguing ruins and old stone walls.
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But if you're already planning on buying one, you'll get looped into some good preorder incentives if you commit this week.
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After Dell thwarted his breakaway bid, Barbashev looped back toward the net to convert Oskar Sundqvist's pass from the left corner.
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The source said it did not appear that the State Department or Department of Defense had been looped into the process.
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Dr. Pimple Popper used a special looped extraction tool to push the sebum and other gunk out of the man's blackheads.
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Here was the fun part: Justina Machado and I looped in our voices for [the dubbed versions for] the Spanish countries.
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By Friday, he'd looped in Halsey and Building Momentum and sketched out a structure for how Amplify would become a real thing.
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Imagine watching looped animations of classic Game Boy games playing out on this screen, and you'll understand why I'm a little disappointed.
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All the races will start and end at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in the south of the city, following different looped routes.
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In fact, she knew she'd panic so much that it looped back round to her drunk self, who left a little reassurance.
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Mook looped in Tony Carrk, the campaign's research director, who could vet Q-Tip and flag any potential problems with a meeting.
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Gif creation was uncommon, and a major service pairing looped video and sound wouldn't be successfully tackled again until Vine in 2012.
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Each expense is looped in with a vendor, so executives can see the total amount of spending that's happening at that scale.
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All of the key players are looped in, talking to the president and talking to the Treasury secretary, according to people involved.
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Even if the spokespeople were fully looped in, appeared on camera, and shot straight, what would you miss by blowing it off?
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A cascade looped overhead of soul and reggae music: Nina Simone, Gregory Isaacs, Frank Ocean, Jodeci... Unintentional Visitors: An unattended German shepherd.
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Ronald Acuna Jr. walked, advanced to second on a grounder and scored when Freddie Freeman looped an opposite-field single to left.
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Presented via projection, the looped animations critique culture, the military, religion, capitalism, the looming threat of a techno-dystopia, and art itself.
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Each pre-recorded clip is designed to be looped, so it fits as long or as short as you make your video.
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Video footage of citizens shouting at Buttigieg looped endlessly on cable news, along with a viral exchange between the mayor and protesters.
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Street looped the track, and played it while the band added the rapid guitar strums, the heavy bass line, the live drums.
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I looped up a dirt path and onto the 110th Street bridge and peered down glumly into the tops of silent trees.
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But on gritty 8-millimeter fim he is preserved, looped for eternity as he sails to a future he will never reach.
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Another spread includes photographs of dollhouses Ware built in 1989 with looped film projections of a "ghostlike animated character" inside the home.
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Cosmic guitar lines are instantly looped, warped, and trashed through effects processing; Chami's voice folds into itself as layers coalesce and thicken.
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This year, you'll find a series of short, looped videos shot by photographers in places as disparate as Cambodia, Germany and Japan.
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Twelve-foot ribbons of elm veneer were looped on a table, awaiting application on furnishings for a Delta Hotels project in Manhattan.
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His latest music video for "Sip Test" put viewers into a surreal, cult-inspired world of looped bass tracks and maniacal laughter.
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Bounedjah's shot on Algeria's first attack deflected off Senegal defender Salif Sané and looped over goalkeeper Alfred Gomis at Cairo International Stadium.
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The tongue-tied shots of opponents in the clip tweeted from Bloomberg's account were looped together from disparate points throughout the evening.
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For the Kashmir stories, Roy relies on a looped, nesting structure familiar from "Small Things"; though occasionally ponderous, it heightens our suspense.
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Costello said he was looped in on Cohen's case by his law partner, Jeffrey Citron, who had a previous relationship with Cohen.
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But it often didn't matter; my choices sometimes just looped back toward a main path, or they didn't materialize how I'd envisioned.
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But the radio host looped back around to his original question: Would Soleimani change his behavior as a result of the deal?
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"The lines looped around the block, because Monet is one of the five Western artists Chinese people have heard of," he said.
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After Alfaro looped a one-out single to left, Duffy walked Dean and Lewis Brinson to load the bases with two outs.
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Step 2: With a crochet tool, slide the hook under a cornrow and attach the looped end of an extension to the end.
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Their sound swoops between bright and dark in the space of a looped note, trading angelic voice for gnawing noise and back again.
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They immediately looped in Deputy David Zajac, whose wife works in animal rescue, to help get the pup the care he desperately needed.
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In the fifth, the Diamondbacks took a 1-0 lead when Christian Walker looped an RBI single over second baseman Cesar Hernandez's head.
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One end of the rope is looped around her neck, the other end has been secured to shelving anchored into the concrete floor.
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A lot of these Vines will also have the 'Fire badge' which means that the Vine is being looped at a high rate.
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A few days later, he tore his underwear, looped it around his neck and tried to hang himself from the cell's highest bar.
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The Phillies jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second inning when Cesar Hernandez looped an RBI single to right field.
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She walked in a solitary funeral procession, laying flowers for the slain and the survivors as Dawson's song looped back to the refrain.
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The frames of a video could be seen as links in a chain—and that chain could be looped and crossed over itself.
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He's attempting to remove the oxygen mask that is strapped over his mouth, the elastic looped lightly behind his big, intelligent-looking ears.
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He wrote about carnality with a frankness that became so awkward in his later years that it looped back around to being endearing.
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Whether she's arranging looped vocal samples, pitched percussive tinkle, or conventionally melodic piano chords, the fragments stand immobile, straining for an inert complexity.
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This looped electronic "holding" music that's going on right now is marginally more bearable than what EA had yesterday, at its Play showcase.
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"For us to now be talking about a children's song being looped, I step back and I go, 'Oh my,'" Ms. Stanley said.
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It's important to note that the console looped into this deal is the launch model, not the newer version with improved battery life.
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He lined up over the center, looped around to his left and did his best to keep the dynamic Tate in the pocket.
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A senior Justice Department official said that career prosecutors from the Public Integrity Section were "looped in" and were part of the analysis.
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Lee used a pimple extractor tool with a looped end and tweezers to remove the man's blackheads, which appeared all over his face.
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He lined up over the center, looped around to his left and did his best to keep the dynamic Tate in the pocket.
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A staged domestic interior, it contains a wooden chest, a lamp, flowers, and a TV screening a looped video of a woman sleeping.
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The White House, for its part, has maintained that the proper lawmakers and staff were not only looped in, but involved in the drafting.
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The remaining rope was attached to his tusk and looped behind his head to aid him to his feet once he was brought round.
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But the message softens with the word "Listen," looped in beautiful script, using sweeter reds and an assemblage of floral, plaid, and paisley fabrics.
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There are two discrete cords, each is looped and hung from one of the metal pegs and each is hooked through the other's loop.
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Nick has looped me in on any queries he had about the authenticity of the story, if Jessica's motivations and feelings were relatable, etc.
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The art video can be looped over and over in the lucid, waking world, provoking new states of awe and relaxation with each viewing.
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Today, it's been looped more than 31 million times, and that's not counting how many times it's been viewed on other social media platforms.
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I looped back in and found the hotel's lobby, as well as its chief concierge, Marie Antoinette Mori, who greeted me at her desk.
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Dr. Pimple Popper did just that, using a special looped extraction tool to push the sebum and other gunk out of the man's blackheads.
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With apologies to Yoko Ono, who was heavily involved in its tape-looped production, this is easily the least essential Beatles track ever released.
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" As a teenager, Havrilesky worked at the Gap, where the unfolded clothes, looped pop music and indifferent customers were her "personal definition of hell.
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Free People Jaden Rib Knit Blanket Scarf, $48This extra-long ribbed scarf looks and feels incredibly cozy when looped around the neck multiple times.
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The neighbor looped in the Department of Transportation who demanded Madonna remove the fake sign in addition to the DOT re-painting the curb.
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Ever since I looped one video like this several times out of morbid fascination, my For You page semi-frequently feeds me similar TikToks.
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A couple of days later, Dr. Wittemyer strained to spot an elephant from the window of a six-seat Cessna that looped above Samburu.
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As we made our way through Grand Central, I had bags looped over my arms and my hands were cradling the box of cookies.
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As they did so, the Wrigley Field video board looped a replay that seemed to show that Granderson hadn't made contact with Davis's pitch.
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She also recommends looped bands to go around the calves or thighs, which strengthen the glutes and can help prevent knee and back injuries.
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The dogs looped around a Coca-Cola truck blocking a crosswalk and later avoided a yellow cab that swooped around a corner toward them.
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The ball deflected off defender Jonna Andersson's left foot, launched into the air like a skier off a ramp, and looped into the net.
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As we made our way through Grand Central, I had bags looped over my arms, and my hands were cradling the box of cookies.
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Looped violin riffs interlock with layers of string plucks and wood-tapping percussion as she delivers light-touch, stream-of-consciousness R&B koans.
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The final sequence in the video shows rope being looped around the necks of seven more men connected to Lieutenant Basam, including his father.
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Then, she used a looped wire tool attached to a machine to burn away the excess skin on the tip of Tony&aposs nose.
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Together they spent their shift repeating their steps in the process, over and over again, looped in the drudgery of a widget-making routine.
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The last track looped a few words about becoming "a better man," from "When I Die," a 1969 hit by the rock band Motherlode.
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It's entirely possible that Hatch's office, or some other associate of Whelan's, looped in the White House and the nominee about the coming tweetstorm.
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Roswell later got looped into the Area 51 conspiracy — some thought that the government transported the alien debris to the secret military base in Nevada.
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How no one has looped that into one of those 10-hour videos of him just saying "Fuck Trump" over and over is beyond me.
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Wearing a sheer Norma Kamali jumpsuit — the costume was to die for — Ms. Shevchenko, as slender as a feather, looped the stage like a snake.
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The lit cannister of fuel I was holding, known as a drip torch, had a long, looped neck that emitted a jaunty quiff of flame.
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The mixes and radio stations are basically chill hip-hop tracks looped and put into playlists with anime or cartoon clips used as the art.
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In what is quickly becoming their go-to couple move, Meghan looped her hand through Harry's arm as they made their way into the church.
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The race was run on Monza's fixed 2.4-kilometer (1.49-mile) looped track -- the location of the fastest lap in the history of Formula One.
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Next up on Prisma's iOS to-do list is adding a GIF creator — with looped video touted as coming "very soon", aka later this month.
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Giuliani didn't rule out that confidante Roger Stone looped in Trump ahead of time about WikiLeaks's dumps of emails given to them by Russian hackers.
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US military officials said the best explanation for their not having been looped into the ceasefire agreement was the speed with which it came together.
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In celebration of time's eternal trench forward, Vine has curated the most-watched (looped) Vines throughout the third year of the company: Some are funny.
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Long-time Springsteen collaborator Joe Grushecky penned "That's What Makes Us Great," an anti-Trump anthem, and looped The Boss in for some vocal contributions.
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Then, over synths and looped screams, Moonchild caps the track with an energized verse about hating when her guy ignores her posts on social media.
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To Obama it was a chance for respectful listening and making sure that Hillary personally felt looped-in to the happenings at the White House.
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Women are not the designated secret-keepers for their men, nor are they responsible for being looped in on every single decision those men make.
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It hit the crossbar, alright—just about perfect upper-left corner—looped up about 30 feet in the air, and bounced into the top-netting.
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The plane banked and looped above the craggy cliffs and rock faces of Eastern Greenland that are slowly being ground to dust by immense glaciers.
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At times, I looped them over and over again to make sure I got the quotations and the sequence of events correct for my articles.
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As Mr. Perry made his way through the lobby on Monday, a young woman looped her arm around his and escorted him past the cameras.
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The WSJ reported that Kelly was further frustrated by not being looped in on the travel ban, which prevented him from preparing his agency's response.
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It offered "Double-Doubles" and "Animal Fries," and the restaurant featured a large screen that played looped videos of blonde women frolicking in the surf.
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It's gloomier than past records, but it's mostly self-assured, each track centered on emotional potential of the human voice when it's looped to infinity.
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There are moments of almost fragile beauty interspersed between the harsh walls of cracking, looped noise, weaponized percussion, searing feedback, and Messing's own strangled bark.
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Earlier this year, a federal judge ruled that the 2008 Acosta-Epstein deal actually violated the law because Epstein's victims weren't looped in about it.
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It was hardly techno, but it pressed forward with all the slithering reliability of the looped machine music the band was beginning to obsess over.
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Stay safely tied to the tree either by a top rope you've looped over sturdy branches above or with two ropes secured around the trunk.
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The wall began on the northern coast of the island, ran eastward to sea and then looped back to a point on the southern coast.
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But Trump and Haley decided to keep it under wraps, with only a small group of the President's closest aides looped in before Tuesday morning.
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Realmuto looped a tying single to center field, but Michael Conforto threw out Dietrich at the plate as Realmuto advanced to second on the play.
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But rhythm could be found elsewhere: the speckle and dust of old vinyl, a hypnotically looped doo-wop refrain, even an occasional hit of silence.
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He also said he was looped in when the State Department was given a packet of material that appeared to be aimed at denigrating Yovanovitch.
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So they had already been having months of conversations of what that meant and she landed on a plan and looped me into that plan.
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"Le Ballet Mécanique" is a stunning, spasmodic display of looped concentration, where relationships between the protoplasmic body and mechanical cycles invite meditation on self-prosthesis.
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Lopatin, best known for his work as Oneohtrix Point Never, looped and slowed down bits of old pop songs for a 803 compilation called Eccojams Vol.
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Probably. But only if you're a man in a wide-brimmed hat with a digital marketing team singing over a looped sample of an accoustic guitar.
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A sorority sister looped me into a Facebook group for a lash-lengthening mascara by Younique, the first company built almost exclusively around these online parties.
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Far Cry 4's hero was returning to his homeland to spread the ashes of his deceased mother before being looped into the nation's civil war.
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While looped recordings of Bertoia's performances give visitors some idea of what the sculptures sound like, the performances allow guests to experience them as Bertoia intended.
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There are hundreds of games looped into the deal, so if you have a few on your wishlist, check out Target's landing page for the promotion.
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Usually, the sonic worlds conjured by techno are self-contained, as rubbery synthesizers and drum machines bounce up and down into an eternity of looped repetition.
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The sole iPad that's looped into the promotion is the latest generation with 32GB of storage, and the 15 percent discount takes it down to $256.
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Trump quickly nominated Jackson, a United States Navy rear admiral, with few top aides looped into the decision, which he announced on Twitter late last month.
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Wyatt's crew, led by Angela (Talulah Riley), has looped a noose around the Man in Black's neck that will hang him when the horse runs off.
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" Harper, who once described Rhoda as a "victorious loser," also earned a Tony nomination for her portrait of Broadway legend Tallulah Bankhead in the play "Looped.
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Kovalchuk carried the puck into the Slovenia zone, threaded through two defenders and looped behind their goal before feeding Kablukov in front to knock it home.
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As with all of their solo recordings—and, really, the efforts of so many ambient-minded noiseniks—they employ delayed guitars, looped vocals, and doomy synthesizers.
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Life in My Pocket is a simulacrum of Diamond Stingily's childhood: chain-link fences, a weathered basketball hoop, and looped telephone cords — perfect for jumping rope.
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Her vocals, high-pitched like an ethereal elf or cyborg angel, are looped enough times that you feel like you're in a cylinder spinning through space.
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Screens at the bottom of the escalators show a looped video of a neatly uniformed woman from the staff advising people to stand on both sides.
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However, the business-like Bautista Agut was relentless and jumped ahead in the fourth set before claiming victory when Pella looped a forehand over the baseline.
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It kind of looped all around and fast-forward to DJ Dave, Stro Elliot, and Talk Black Guy all sitting at the table at the retreat.
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Abortion is considered a "social issue" by Facebook, looped in with elections and politics, so with "abortion" in our name, we had to become political advertisers.
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The projector beams a looped video of Mucha's toddler son repeating the word "auto," opposite a light box image of the artist as a young boy.
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These are coiled and slicked with oil, stretched thin, then thinner still, and looped around the backs of the hands, like the preliminaries to cat's cradle.
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But out of curiosity, I also looped Cinebench R20, which leverages the CPU to render a complex image, and each run scored in the high 1300s.
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For context, a closed-looped system leverages a CGM and an insulin pump to control a patient's insulin levels with little action required from the patient.
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Smollett told police that he was beaten by two men who looped a noose around his neck and threw vile comments at him on January 29.
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The riffs here are knotty, often looped together in tight harmony, and supremely melodic, colored by a dark, sooty gloom that recalls Ludicra's paeans to urban blight.
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The propina iPads will be displayed alongside a looped short documentary about the price crisis - an effort to attract the attention of clients waiting for their orders.
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The shoes, which are from a sold-out collaboration between the iconic sports label and designer Virgil Abloh, feature a white zip tie looped through the laces.
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A lot of Kelen's time is spent building relationships with leaders across the company so that she is looped into decisions that have ethical and compliance implications.
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Some are Julianna Barwick–like looped delights, others bear significantly sharper teeth and claws, and just occasionally everything takes an unexpected turn for the acidic, Aphex style.
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A soundtrack of Cassils's breathing and the aural impact of body on clay looped loudly in the background, accompanied subtly by the pulsing of a disembodied heartbeat.
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Simple posts showing off her fly outfits have become videos with looped music, multiple shots of her look, and even some candid phone pics with Instagram filters.
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In this work, the photograph of the head overlays and partially covers the same image, like a looped film strip; the figure gazes upward into the distance.
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The Tubman African American Museum: Situated in Macon, the TAAM will showcase the 15-minute short film, "The Boy King," looped continuously from from 11AM until 4PM.
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If you're looped into Amazon services and don't find yourself using Google-operated apps, like YouTube, Maps, and more, the Echo Show may be the better option.
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The LED consoles showed the streets we were driving on and a version of what the car was seeing as the car looped through sometimes unregulated intersections.
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Randall then twisted, looped and knotted pieces back and secured using bobby pins and locked in the style with a bit of R+Co Outer Space Hairspray.
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For an entire season Kerev's drama has been looped around his fight with Andrew DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) that got him a nice little legal battle for assault.
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When I went to have them installed, the process went just as expected: My stylist cornrowed my head, and latched on the looped braids with her hook.
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It's a clear effort to ensure the entire conference is both looped in on the process and at the table to propose ideas or flag potential problems.
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The actor said the men beat him, shouted racist and homophobic comments, poured a chemical substance on him, looped a rope around his neck and then fled.
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The riffs here are knotty, often looped together in tight harmony, and supremely melodic, colored by a dark, sooty gloom that recalls Ludicra's paeans to urban blight.
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If we're entering the environment of some store or restaurant, maybe that environment should extend to the devices that we spend most of our days looped into.
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When Gracie finally got a hold of Takada's leg, Takada looped his arm over the top rope and clung for dear life until the referee broke them.
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While the shot might have been parried under normal circumstances, the ball looped over goalkeeper Joe Hart after glancing off the outstretched leg of City midfielder Fernando.
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Talking with Efros, I struggled to come up with an image for this looped and layered interconnectedness, in which patterns spread and outputs are recirculated as inputs.
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He then tried to play mechanically against his recording — as if he himself were a second tape — and "phased" with the looped piano by playing slightly faster.
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A header by Latvia's Valerijs Sabala in the 48th looped over goalkeeper Ferran Pol, who was stranded far off his line while trying to claim the cross.
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He looped his left arm around Taylor's torso as he fell onto his right knee, his lower body gone limp, his black gloves down in sudden vulnerability.
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The pushback: Ayers has told associates, however, that he briefed Kelly on Lerner and also looped in other senior officials including Haley, John Bolton and Mike Pompeo.
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The idea was simple but not the process... And at the end you can figure out that every one is looped, but not on the same timeline.
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None, however, seem as companionable as "Vincent," and you won't find the word "Giotto," bald and bold, looped in black paint at the foot of a fresco.
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Natalie Chami, Max Allison, and Doug Kaplan conjure their yearning ambience mostly from looped synthesizers, guitars, and human voices, with the occasional addition of chattering prepared tapes.
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An officer stood in the open doorway of the home, and crime tape was looped around a gray Kia Telluride and a silver Mercedes-Benz ML 320.
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Anyone who has ever worked in hospitality will know the burning need to get away from that looped playlist featuring "Happy" at least four times per shift.
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Eugenio Suarez looped a two-out, two-run single against Robert Gsellman that made it 6-4, but Mason Williams struck out with two runners on base.
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They've also looped Huffman's daughters into their argument, saying Felicity showed little confidence in her children's academic ability and that they should be angry at their mom.
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The deputy attorney general, Jeffrey A. Rosen, and Brian A. Benczkowski, the head of the department's criminal division, were soon looped in, according to two administration officials.
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The fact that I've looped all the way back to Microsoft needing to provide services on mobile isn't (just) my usual rhetorical meandering, it's the whole point.
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The boys looped a rope around the animal's neck and pulled it onto the street, but when it snapped at them, they beat the reptile to death.
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Both times, senior Trump administration officials were looped in, but the president himself didn't explicitly sign off and senators proceeded with some doubt about where Trump stood.
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Flitting between the Turner Prize mini-exhibitions feels a bit like scrolling down a Twitter feed, casually swiping past newspaper headlines and looped videos about international crises.
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Reich's piece consists of a looped sound recording of Daniel Hamm, a young black man in Harlem who was a victim of false arrest and police violence.
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"Tough" cruises assuredly, grounded in the contrast between echoey electronic bells and giant blasts of synth bass, as Bali's looped vocal cackle mocks her in the background.
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Glitchy sound effects, like the looped moans in "Memorial Day" or the sticky organ in "You Shadow," lend a clunky density to songs that want to soar.
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One dispute surrounds a long, looped rope BamBrogan discovered on his office chair one morning, in the shape of a noose or a lasso, depending on your perspective.
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If you don't know what a bolo tie is, it is a tie made up of shoestring or leather with decorative tips that's looped through an ornamental clasp.
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Even early on Scott and Fancher had Gosling in mind to play Agent K, and Scott made a point of keeping Ford looped in on the script's progress.
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Hill's go-ahead single in the fourth looped just out of the reach of shortstop Javier Baez and into short left field to score Beaty from second base.
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From there, your Vine could be looped over and over again, a six-second comedy or drama on repeat for as long as the viewer could stand it.
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The vice president was then looped in on this situation, and we talked to the vice president about whether or not Michael Flynn was being honest or not.
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Santimov tells Creators that the music video, like many of his previous animated comics, explores "strange people's behaviors" through a linear narrative that consists mainly of looped scenes.
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Schrage reported to Sandberg, though Kaplan was often looped into high-level decision making as well as part of "an elite group" of senior executives at the company.
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The shorts are, as a rule, two to three sizes too large and almost always include an elastic waistband with a looped, fraying white string hanging crotchily adjacent.
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But many of those looped in on the transition operations have long thought one of the recipients of a top job in a Trump administration would be ... Christie.
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Post-9/11, news outlets looped images of the War on Terror and a traumatic environment materialized in which these accelerating images proliferated across screens, networks, and space.
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Prince might've had a biological daughter who was never looped in on what would happen with the late singer's estate ... so claims a woman in new legal docs.
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Early Sith lightsabers are an improvement on the existing Protosabers commonly used by Jedi as they use an internal superconductor which better transfers looped energy into a powercell.
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Then she got looped into this spiraling hell that I was in, and had to keep checking in on me when she really just wanted to have tea.
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" The uneasy synth stabs and Yorke's haunting looped voice capture the anxiety of being "swallowed up by the city" and seeing visions of "humans the size of rats.
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Placed between interactive electronics and a pair of laptops, this visionary singer and composer produced a rushing stream of looped and layered vocals, often falling into consonant harmonies.
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As the trail looped back to the brick house, he spotted trees nearly 200 years old with fissured bark, and a few fairly recent stumps left by foresters.
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That brought up Yasiel Puig and the Dodgers' outfielder looped a single into center that brought Machado home to give Los Angeles its first lead of the series.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I had just looped my dog's leash over a hydrant and was about to go into the Mazzola Bakery on Union Street in Brooklyn.
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The project is called "Night Watch," and the screen on top of the barge — 20 feet across, 12 feet high — looped a silent film lasting nearly 10 minutes.
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Because of the exaggerated coats with battering-ram shoulder pads that triangulated the body in the extreme, and looped with great swaths of scarves tossed around the neck.
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I jumped off Castle Rock as a kid and then again on my 30th birthday in 1976, when I was looped on Champagne and showing off for friends.
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Alexis Sanchez clipped the ball into the area and, although Lukaku's header was saved by Iliev, the ball rebounded off the goalkeeper's head and looped into the goal.
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Again and again, I rewound the trick-shot sequence, watching as Maravich leapt into the air and looped the ball between his legs before completing a reverse layup.
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The diplomat at the center of the impeachment inquiry looped in the secretary of state at key moments as American officials pushed for investigations sought by President Trump.
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We also had the idea of sneakily looping that story around so it looped up with Sarah Lynn, which felt like a good surprise way to end it.
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Möbius strips, as we all learned in science class, turn both sides of a strip of paper (or in this case, a flat track) into one continuous looped surface.
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As cards are placed on the five different slots by matching up colors, a portion of that artist's song is introduced in into a looped mix in real-time.
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So the two teams looped in the Golden Knights, who ate 40 percent of Brassard's remaining salary cap hit in exchange for Ryan Reaves and a fourth-round pick.
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For her solo show at Transfer, Gannis has taken the project yet another step further, turning the drawings into a series of looped, heavily produced, GIF-like 4K videos.
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The second track, "Sometimes I Hate My Friends More Than My Enemies", sounds like classic Streets material: off-kilter UKG beats, looped vocal samples and blunt but effective lyrics.
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These mesmerizing time-lapses of looped Sun flares were captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), and are accompanied by some spacey ambient tunes for the ultimate comfort fix.
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Exhibit D: Her rollerskating date last night with hubby Jay-Z takes up a level by including actual phone video looped and filtered to be as adorable as possible.
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When I was writing about Larry Clark's photographs of teenage speed freaks and skaters running off in search of oblivion for the book, I looped this film for hours.
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This process of monitoring messages looped until 6 AM on February 6, 2016; noteworthy because, Shevchenko says, the fraudlent transfers are believed to have occurred just two days before.
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In the free version there's a choice of more than 40 looped sounds (from "boat swaying in water" to "frogs at night") which you can combine as you wish.
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She looped soft guitar lines over one another and controlled her voice so perfectly that I wonder if she's ever had to do a second take in the studio.
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The selection of Nintendo Switch titles looped into the promotion is impressive, so it's worth taking advantage of this deal if you plan to pick up a few games.
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With Blue on a leash, my friend and I walked past bodegas and restaurants toward the Franklin Avenue subway station, and then looped around to walk through Prospect Park.
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She looped in Cassia, and the three of us had a long email interview about the Mellon Chronicles and the early days of Lord of the Rings online fandom.
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What started as a project solely between Scires and Kaphotics has now branched into a group effort within Project Pokémon, and members of the competitive community are looped in.
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By exiting the EU, the industry here is looped out of a nearly 500 million-person labor pool that would enable them to remain competitive and, more importantly, current.
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Behind their simple set up a beautiful series of videos captured around the world, all chopped and looped in perfect time with the music he constructs around the films.
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Each of Maristany's found images or looped clips is visible only long enough to briefly imprint themselves the brain; then, they fade, dissipating into ocean waves or smooth blackness.
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If you're looking to save GIFs on Twitter, you'll need a third-party app, since Twitter converts GIFs into a looped video format, rather than keeping them as GIFs.
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His clothes were monochromatic, but he had accessorized with a silver and turquoise statement necklace and gold wire earrings that looped dizzyingly around his lobes like gilded bird nests.
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In those three years, millions of users making millions of videos looped millions of times took Vine's limitations in their teeth and named themselves artisans of a new form.
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As a result, Kavanaugh has found himself looped into this redemption narrative as well: Shouldn't he, supporters demand, be given the chance to redeem himself for his youthful indiscretions?
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It's also interesting to note that the league's newly appointed medical advisor, Betsy Nabel, was not the one to express the NFL's concerns, but rather was looped in later.
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He organized a panel as part of SXSW's SXgood Hub, sponsored by the United Nations Foundation, and looped in a number of people working on accessibility technology to participate.
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Yet Revolver's production — with the exception of "Tomorrow Never Knows," which features looped tapes, reversed instruments, and other creative uses of the studio — lacked in comparison to Pet Sounds.
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To reach 26.2 miles in 1:59:40 on Saturday, he looped a course in a Vienna park, flanked by pacers running in patterns scientists devised to decrease drag.
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Leadership has not officially blessed Hurd and Aguilar's work, but party leaders on both sides, including the White House, have been looped in on its development, the lawmakers said.
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What we don't yet know is whether key career diplomats at the State Department were looped in, like our acting ambassador (charge d'affaires) at the Embassy in Kiev, Ukraine.
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Ross has been involved with cognitive training programs for a long time, and has noticed the tendency for all types of brain training being looped under the same definition.
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Ellis, the White House lawyer who used to work for Nunes, somehow got looped in and wound up briefing Nunes when the lawmaker got to the White House grounds.
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Fourth-placed City dominated possession in the second half and skipper Vincent Kompany, starting a league match for the first time since November, looped a header on to the bar.
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He was one of 5,000 Apple employees who was looped in on the company's self-driving car effort, known as "Project Titan," which has been operating in secret for years.
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She takes the fire poker laid crosswise over the barrel mouth and plunges it deep into the ashen water and draws out an ammo can on a looped steel runner.
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Showing off just a hint of his underwear, Moore gazed up at the camera with an alluring expression as he looped one thumb over the waistband of his white bottoms.
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Two-dozen varieties of cured meats—sourced from all over Spain—hang from butcher's twine looped around hooks on cast iron rails that run along an arched and tiled ceiling.
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The last bit to note is that a few of the Tile Mate products looped into this deal allow for battery replacement, which is a new development for the company.
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As far as the new-ish releases that are looped into the sale, Soulcalibur VI for $19.79 is the best price yet for that game, according to SteamDB's pricing data.
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Then we also looped in Stan Hays from Operation BBQ Relief (2017 Top 10 Hero, based in Kansas City) and his group is coming out to feed the 150 volunteers.
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Samsung was criticized the first time around for taking action without waiting for the CPSC, but the commission appears to be fully looped in on and approving of today's actions.
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The 1960s saw an increase in legalized hardcore porn from Europe in magazines and on 8mm film, which was often looped and played in adult bookstores' popular peep-show booths.
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The second happened midway through the third, when he pinned a Harrison Barnes layup against the glass, started the other way, and looped a pass to Westbrook for a layup.
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Jed Lowrie looped a one-out double to right, took third on a groundout and headed home when Canha scorched a one-hopper past Gregorius, who dived to his right.
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PopSugar reports that The Loop, a dessert café located in Westminster, CA, is dusting its classic looped churros with a rainbow of colored sugars to create the Crystal Rainbow Loop.
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But what—musically speaking at least—could be better than hearing a fragment of a record, looped and EQ'd to an inch of its life, atop a massive, lumbering kickdrum?
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The 18-minute clip was looped multiple times to make it the max length for Live videos — four hours — giving the stream time to build a bigger and bigger viewership.
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He ended up in a quiet subdivision where the roads looped into each other, and when he noticed he had gone in a circle, he stopped to ask for help.
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In real life, the surreal style can be recreated by making a looped half-bun, braiding the tail and, with ample amounts of gel, sticking it out on an angle.
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Three minutes before the half-hour mark, Logarzo doubled the home side's lead when she slotted the ball between Kim Thanh's legs after van Egmond's header looped into her path.
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Five minutes later, poor defending saw Angel Correa go clean through on goal, before Neto failed to stop his tame effort, which looped off his gloves and over the line.
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As she looped the block that December morning, no fewer than half a dozen passers-by stopped to offer a few words of encouragement or even a round of applause.
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But the worker, who operates the machinery used to make coins, instead looped and twisted it into a hangman's noose, according to Rhonda Sapp, president of the Mint workers' union.
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Three minutes before the half-hour mark, Logarzo doubled the home side's lead when she slotted the ball between Kim Thanh's legs after van Egmond's header looped into her path.
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He also gets that it's hardly the sort of place you'd immediately associate with the band's latest, stunning album of clattering cymbals, looped synth samples and affecting guest vocal appearances.
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Alberto looped an RBI single in the fourth to trim the Rays' edge to 2-63, but reliever Ryan Yarbrough recorded a strikeout and a flyout to end the frame.
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Once inside, you find its source: Antonia Wright's I Scream, Therefore I Exist—a looped video of the artist screaming underwater, the sound heard by no one save the viewer.
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Even if you can look past the old-school sounds to hear the more complex compositions underneath, the songs are mostly very short, written originally to be looped over and over.
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As TechCrunch has learned — and Sandberg herself alluded to in a statement — Sandberg was also looped into emails about Definers, the team that later conducted research into Soros on Facebook's behalf.
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The older softies are aching to be scoop-a-looped onto warm bread with summery fruit preserves, or smeared under your loved ones' pillows to bring friendly spirits and highest blessings.
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Anchored to the wall by four ordinary screws, the cable is looped through a small hole in the middle of the glass, then finally secured to itself in an uncomplicated knot.
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Kerber was by now wandering around the backcourt looking disconsolate and sealed her fate, as well as Vandeweghe's victory, when she looped a return far beyond the baseline after 68 minutes.
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His purple-and-red costume is accentuated by a noose looped around his neck, ropes around his wrists and waist, and a face-concealing mask that almost resembles a KKK hood.
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Tasty selections include tartare di tonno, a mound of well-chopped ahi tuna, with a filigree of tartar sauce looped over the top, served with an avocado mousse and two crostini.
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Here's how the trick works -- Ryan puts a fishing hook into his mouth, which has four strings looped through it ... but only one of them is actually tied and firmly attached.
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Amazon's advertising business, which is looped under the "other" category, significantly slowed down, seeing only 34% revenue growth to $2.7 billion, after growing at least 60% in the past five quarters.
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He is also perceptive about the ways in which the explosive growth of texts in the real world looped back into literature, transforming the imaginative life of both writers and readers.
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In a sense, it offers fans of Nier: Automata — a game that became richer each time you looped back to see it in a new way — one more playthrough to enjoy.
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Its website claims that this only applies to certain items, though most of the big holiday gifts are looped in, like the Google Home Hub, iPad, and big 4K HDR televisions.
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That role turned into one at Voler, where Chavarria helped work on designing cycling apparel, eventually getting looped in to do the outsourcing for Ralph Lauren's RLX line of performance apparel.
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How you know things are close For more than a week the talks were between Pelosi and Mnuchin, with a tight group of congressional leaders and staffers looped into the details.
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The extremely long title seemed extremely SEO-optimized, the text was littered with strange punctuation, and at one point it even looped and repeated the entire first half of the story.
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Leon Goretzka's low shot appeared to be going straight to Gladbach goalkeeper Yann Sommer but hit a divot and looped over the Swiss and into the net in the 26th minute.
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Chicago loaded the bases on three walks with no outs in the sixth for Kyle Schwarber, who looped a single into right field to put his team on top 4-3.
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And then, this morning, they uploaded a video of an animated clay pigeon singing on Instragram, causing devoted nerds everywhere to pee their pants over the looped chirrup of a bird.
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Three million people looped together is an activist jackpot, but the question now is whether Pantsuit Nation's offshoots are willing to do something more than support each other on the internet.
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Though it's the core target of this lawsuit, Apple is also looped in because, as Caltech argues, it's one of Broadcom's biggest customers, representing around 14 percent of the company's revenue.
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When you think of the term "mashup," you might reference a brand of house music that was popular in the 00s, when DJs looped one song over another in perfect synchrony.
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"We do not think this is a condition appropriate for the completion of the banking union and should be looped more in the context of a European safe asset," he said.
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A team operating out of the Minot Air Base, in Minot, North Dakota, lost the box of grenades on May 1; the sheriff's office reportedly wasn't looped in until May 123.
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A team operating out of the Minot Air Base, in Minot, North Dakota, lost the box of grenades on May 1; the sheriff's office reportedly wasn't looped in until May 4.
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"The reason kids go through this is probably because it's a Moebius strip," he said, referring to the sort of looped one-surface shapes M. C. Escher was fond of drawing.
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The source of the resource-hogging and malware alerts, they believed, was malicious software embedded in the game that allegedly hijacked their machines and looped them into a cryptocurrency mining operation.
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When Zverev looped a forehand into the net two games later to concede a second break, his racket paid the price, ending up in a crumpled heap next to his chair.
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The melody looped in my brain as we walked out of the park, and I remembered what Denise Ho had said about how context can reveal new meanings to a song.
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Finally, he turns to the show's hosts, PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman, for help, and as more and more people are looped in to help Gillett, things only get more complicated.
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"Cuando Tu Quieras" shuffles along over metallic clinks and water droplets, punctuating the chorus with what sounds like a digitally elongated exhalation, looped and artificially modulated to align with the melody.
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For the work that appears in New Paltz, "Dreaming of Wild Foods" (2013), Tremblay looped red, 16 mm movie film into the shape of a basket, using traditional basket-weaving techniques.
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For Christian's first steps, one aide stood chest to chest with him, talking through the process, while a second held a strap looped around my husband's waist to help him balance.
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After all, Dolores is someone who once greeted the "splendor" of each new day with optimism and a romantic spirit, and ended it in the looped horrors of rape and murder.
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And for the first time, the brand has introduced silk scarves in psychedelic prints and chunky acetate chains that can both be worn looped through circular holes at the sunglasses' temples.
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Her pitch recalls Bill Murray at the diner in "Groundhog Day," when he draws on memories of the same looped experience to tell everyone's story and anticipate actions before they happen.
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Unlike the classically trained English, who lifted the bat directly behind them in the backswing, the boy from the Australian bush looped it away from his body, like a topspin forehand.
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If you prefer to shop elsewhere, B&H Photo is also hosting the deal for the Pixel 3A, though you won't find the Pixel 3A XL looped into the deal there.
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Again Dimitrov wobbled, squandering two match points at 40-15 with a double-fault and a tight forehand error, but he finally bagged the win when Thiem looped a backhand long.
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The non-linear narrative, emphasized by the looped and layered soundtrack of wolf calls composed by White Mountain Apache composer and musician Laura Ortman, mirrors the Indigenous concept of manifold temporalities.
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While he regularly speaks to the President, Ryan and his staff were also regularly looped in on the ongoing debate, one that had shifted sharply against his views, throughout that period.
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That video, which was included in numerous media reports, has looped more than 328 million times since November, more than twice as many loops as any other video on the list.
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" Another police source told the Times that, contrary to Friedman-Agnifilo's statement, the DA's office was looped in the whole time, saying incredulously, "Why would we not call about Harvey Weinstein?
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During my virtual reality jaunts at the trade show, I strapped on the Rift headgear, which connects to a computer, and looped the two controllers around my hands to test two applications.
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But in this case, the botnet was comprised of web-connected devices collectively known as the Internet of Things, such as CCTV cameras, which can be looped in to a botnet attack.
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Interestingly, it is another album that opens with a well-intentioned audio clipping—this time a young woman saying "Loyalty, and kindness, honesty, just basic things"—looped until it becomes gently bewildering.
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Maybe it's a matter-of-fact admission that a trip is out of the question at the moment, but that you definitely want to stay looped in if another one comes up.
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Nerve is a rom-com / thriller (weird, right?) about two people who get looped into a bizarro / dystopian / voyeuristic / sadistic online reality game where people dare them to do things for cash.
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Among those looped in: Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who began fine-tuning their rationale for removing Comey from his post shortly after learning of Trump's intentions.
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In one scene green cabbages (or lettuce) pulsate rhythmically on a looped video of a forest and river scene, while in another a virtual camera on tripod looks out onto wintery scene.
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His compressed voice flits and flutters over a looped verse, jolting between its natural form and the pitched-up, delicately nasal tone that's become one of his calling cards over the years.
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For his latest project, Ecosynthesis, part of his Microinfinito series of works, Klawitter uses similar techniques to create a looped video of an orbital trip around a planet where micro organisms thrive.
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Rising from the floor are two miniature depictions of goal posts, no more than a foot wide; fixed at the top are two hooks, looped with string, a ball hanging from each.
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Hundreds of independently run channels have begun to stream music nonstop, with videos that combine playlists with hundreds of songs and short, looped animations, often taken from anime films without copyright permission.
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In Phoenix, Arizona, the 140-acre Desert Botanical Garden will welcome free ticket holders to explore the wildflowers, herbs, cacti, succulents and other plants on five looped trails that the Sonoran Desert.
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Then, the park was swollen with roller skaters — children, mostly, and their keepers — who looped around the Great Lawn in summer and in fall before the snow choked the streets with slush.
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The carriages gradually emptied out as the train looped around the city's northern reaches, past open fields, a golf course, a military base and palm huts where some of Yangon's poorest live.
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You can control it, obviously, in terms of what is being looped, but you can't control it in terms of how it comes out, precisely because of the randomness of the layering.
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For instance, if for any number of reasons you need to leap out your apartment window, the aforementioned 12-pack, looped to a bedpost, gets you 11 nonnegligible feet closer to earth.
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Mostly departing from the pre-1967 armistice line, the barrier became increasingly political as its architects looped it around settlements and areas that Israel wished to keep under any future peace deal.
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The looped five-channel film they collaborated on shows iterations of Mendenhall wearing a see-through leotard and having sex with a blow-up doll and silicone mold of her own hand.
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Walking to my designated spot, I was told I'd be using a Plyo box, resistance bands that looped around a bar above me, dumb bells and a towel during the 60-minute class.
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Selma Blair channeled one of Wiig's famous Saturday Night Live characters when she was spotted out with boyfriend David Price wearing a tiny fake hand as she looped her left arm with Price's.
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According to Frank Updates on Twitter, the stream on the website is a looped video art project by Francis Soriano, who is the same dude who directed Frank Ocean's "Lost" back in 2013.
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When Boeing looped the FAA back in for review, "there wasn't a complete and proper review of the documents … review was rushed to reach certain certification dates," according to one FAA certification engineer.
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Once looped into the anti-vax communities, Facebook's algorithms only further ensconced the skeptics into a world where only their opinions were correct, and they were surrounded by others who felt the same.
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During the interview on Sunday, Giuliani didn't rule out that longtime Trump confidante Roger Stone looped in Trump ahead of time about WikiLeaks's dumps of emails the aforementioned hackers purloined from Democratic targets.
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The Late Show host destroyed Trump's speech one clip at a time immediately afterward on Tuesday, but on Wednesday night, he looped back to pick up one particular feature of Trump's speech: rhyming.
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Meghan, who wore a tan coat, brown suede boots and a dark brown wool beret for the chilly morning walk, looped her hand in Harry's arm as they followed closely behind Prince Philip.
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On the title track, a group improvisation, Mr. Garrison lays a framework of looped chords and effects, over which Ravi Coltrane ventures a soprano saxophone melody, elucidating a song form in real time.
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You move through the work listening to a looped recording of Mahalia Jackson's mesmerizing rendition of "Amazing Grace," a song written in 2353 by the English clergyman and former slave trader John Newton.
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And for parents the idea is the ability to be looped in to kids' school work progress automatically — by letting them view homework assignments, timetables and so on, without adding to teachers' workloads.
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Even where the drums are looped, the bass lines often drag and pull against the beat, breaking away from vamps to improvise and loosen things up; vocals arrive wherever they want, teasing expectations.
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A work called "Cheongsam Kingdom" featured a painting of a classic automobile superimposed over a looped video of a young woman in traditional dress behind the wheel, blowing LED smoke through a cigarette.
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A garage-rock fuzz-toned guitar and a drumbeat that sounds looped (in hip-hop style) carry lyrics that realize things are beyond repair: "On both sides the vow was broken," Shultz sings.
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A few blocks from the notorious Latin Bridge, I crossed the Miljacka River over the looped Festina Lente, a futuristic pedestrian bridge conceptualized by three design students at Sarajevo's Academy of Fine Arts.
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"The minute I heard it, I had to download it from YouTube and looped it up and put a beat under it," Snaith, the Canadian electronic musician better known as Caribou, told VICE.
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For its second year at the event, the brand had six new watches, an official timekeeper designation and a space outfitted with giant LED screens showing looped videos and images of Timex watches.
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But instead of posting the entire song free, Republic uploaded a version of "Rockstar" that was exactly the same length as the actual track, but featured only its chorus, looped again and again.
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There's no reason to believe Apple won't once again livestream the event on its site, but Gizmodo will also be there, keeping you looped in on all the new hardware and why it matters.
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A man returning from up the road warned that the area was too deep for safe foot travel, so LaTanya turned onto a narrow road that looped around to the back of the complex.
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As she sings over a melancholy foundation of spectral, looped violin, she gazes off into the distance, like she's watching the lives involved in the story connect and blossom and disintegrate all at once.
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Poachers place the looped pieces of wire across animal tracks, where they catch the neck of an antelope or the foot of an elephant, tightening as they pull away, and gouging the animal's flesh.
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Yet the route back to Reno, which looped west through California into the red-flaring horizon, reminded me that he still has a challenging problem to solve: Where does the Walker Lane go next?
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After Martin Jones stopped a Rocco Grimaldi try to start the round, Meier looped in from the right side and then roofed a wrist shot over the blocker side of Nashville goaltender Juuse Saros.
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But in the maddening, recursive way that the media deals with young women, Rookie's success gets looped back into the original narrative of Gevinson's exceptional youth at the time she first became well-known.
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After Martin Jones stopped a Rocco Grimaldi try to start the round, Meier looped in from the right side and then roofed a wrist shot over the blocker side of Nashville goaltender Juuse Saros.
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I only know how I feel viscerally about it, so I looped in an actual expert in the form of Dr. Bradley Bolling, a professor of Food Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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The boy, dressed in blue trousers and a white shirt, lay face down in the dirt bleeding from a head wound, the handle of a torn plastic shopping bag still looped through his fingers.
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A looped keyboard melody, some deeply distorted bass and a simple drum pattern was all it took to inspire Sheck Wes, whose improvised, mantra-like chants rounded out the song's lo-fi punk spirit.
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David Silva put the visitors 20-0 up in the 30th minute when Gabriel Jesus's shot took a deflection and looped into the air before landing perfectly for Silva to hit past Andriy Pyatov.
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On "Birdz," a shrill, hissing, inexplicably catchy looped siren keeps changing key and jolting you out of the groove, as if leaving the beat alone would fail to achieve the desired level of abrasion.
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Welington Castillo flied out, but Trey Mancini looped a single to center, and Jonathan Schoop poked a double into the right-field corner, driving in both players to put the Orioles ahead, 3-1.
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But it's a song turned inside-out, with its looped six-beat punching-bag rhythm in the foreground and ambiguous chords wafting in and out as Eustis sings about time, war and lingering emptiness.
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After the résumés have undergone automated culling, a lucky few are hired and then subjected to automated evaluation, the results of which are looped back to establish criteria for future job advertisements and selections.
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In what he called a new interpretation, Mr. Noisternig looped the live playing of the trombonist Benny Sluchin using a 248-speaker section of Empac's 500-speaker array, which was positioned behind Mr. Sluchin.
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Smollett, who is black and gay, has said two masked men shouting racial and anti-gay slurs and "This is MAGA country!" beat him and looped a rope around his neck early on Jan.
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The line of Kylie supporters waiting to enter the store looped around the mall floor several times over, crushing the hopes of anyone who had planned to shop at Salvatore Ferragamo or Tiffany & Co. today.
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One of the fascinating things about Vine was that the specifics of the format, the six-second video, the constraint of the six seconds, and then the fact that it both auto-played and looped.
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"I think it would've been better if we had a decision memo, looped Mattis in," Chief of Staff Reince Priebus told the president after seeing his tweets, according to journalist Bob Woodward's new book, Fear.
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Four devices propped on a table looped GIFs she created, but that art was largely veiled by the layers of foreign material she applied to their screens, from nail polish to moisturizer to pubic hair.
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The Arpeggiator has an incredible level of fine control, with choices for the number of steps in the arpeggio, the order in which the notes are played, and whether the notes are straight or looped.
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So we had this idea of a 'studio ride' into a session where every caracters are looped into their main action, and only one is walking, dancing and enjoying what is about to be created.
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Though still trippy, its six tracks (including the titular, 20-minute-long opener) lean more towards experimental mood pieces, each an intricate tapestry of shadowy sounds and layers, looped and woven tightly into one another.
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It includes "Love Yourself" in both a current production — echoey keyboard tones, a looped beat, hovering backup vocal — and a 1996 demo that he built from layered guitars and voices, more physical but still otherworldly.
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Well, quite a lot of people: Spain, for example, is looped into the same time zone as Eastern European countries like Poland and Hungary, despite being geographically in line with Morocco, the UK, and Portugal.
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During his final call with Mr. Trump, he looped in the White House counsel, Pat Cipollone, who expressed misgivings about the emergency declaration, telling an annoyed Mr. Trump that it would prompt several serious lawsuits.
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The line, probably attached to crab traps trailing beneath the surface, appeared to be caught around one of the whale's front flippers and looped over its tail, Milstein said, encumbering its ability to swim and feed.
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To alarmists, the sex selfie stick takes the masturbatory metaphor of the selfie's "looped gaze"—the idea that the author, sitter, editor, and viewer of the photo are all the same person—and makes it literal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — An uplifting yet melancholy poetry pervades Ken Matsubara's show at Galerie Eric Mouchet, Hou-chou, Releasing Birds, through the flickering of endlessly looped moving images that suggest shadowy ghosts.
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No matter where you like to shop, you won't find Super Mario Odyssey or The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild looped into this sale, but chances are good that you probably already own them.
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The clip shows the ferry crew using a looped rope to carefully hoist the not-so-seafaring mammal out of the water, until the female wallaby was close enough to the craft to be brought aboard.
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With another volley Gonzalo Higuain knocked it to Croatia striker Mandzukic, who took a touch on his chest and, with his back to goal, struck a stunning bicycle kick that looped over Real keeper Keylor Navas.
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The Argentine songwriter—who clothes herself in music woven from threads of looped percussion, finger-picked electric guitar, and airy vocals—cut loose with a hip-swinging shimmy that drew a delighted whoop from the audience.
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Schoop looped a fastball into right field, and with Wieters holding to see if the ball would drop, right fielder Yasiel Puig grabbed the ball on one hop and fired to nail Wieters at second base.
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Lamone, Republicans said "they wuz robbed" when Democrats took a district centered in western Maryland and looped it to the south to pick up votes in heavily Democratic Montgomery County which includes the Washington, D.C., suburbs.
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As with any long-running franchise, the Fast and the Furious movies have continually raised the stakes to keep viewers interested, which means the story's twisted and turned and looped in on itself with increasing absurdity.
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At Louis Vuitton's fall 2015 show, we saw jumbles of mismatched buttons and safety pins (think the kind you'd find in your granny's Royal Dansk tin but dipped in the LV monogram) looped together via shoelaces.
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Lozman stops a few yards from two men standing on the bow of a small pleasure craft as they wrestle with massive chains looped under a 40-foot-long speedboat submerged in ten feet of water.
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Kruger pointed out a signed Richard Prince nurse print hanging above a medical exam table, as well as a looped video on a monitor in the waiting room by Ragnar Kjartansson showing a ticking grandfather clock.
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I have the docent I spoke with to thank for informing me that Otterson (along with the other artists displayed in Live/Work) talked about his practice in a looped video playing near the main desk.
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Curry floated on the perimeter where he possesses a mortar-shot jumper of near limitless range and as suddenly looped toward the hoop and tossed up shots that smooched the backboard before falling through the rim.
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The workshop concludes with an informal public showing of these studies, titled "Opal Loop (Looped)," and of Brown's "Geometry of Quiet" (2002), performed by the troupe members Marc Crousillat, Leah Ives, Amanda Kmett'Pendry and Oluwadamilare Ayorinde.bksd.
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"PTSD" and "All My Heroes Are Cornballs" construct mesmerizing electronic vacuums, looped keyboard splotches that sound somehow hermetic, as if Jpegmafia is rapping in an airless room; the songs move, but they're also frozen in place.
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Multiple Republican senators have told me they are genuinely curious about how the White House is going to approach their moment (only a select few have been looped into to the general details of what's coming).
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In a theatrical touch, a televised ceremony began on Monday with Mr. Putin sitting at his desk in the Kremlin, suit jacket looped over his chair, as if hard at work until moments before the ceremony.
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AR 2665 and Quiescent Prominence by Łukasz Sujka (Poland)Sunspot AR2665 was a very active region in 2017, as demonstrated by this particularly impressive quiescent prominence—a glowing looped material of plasma—extending out from the Sun.
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NASA has been tracking the massive cloud from space as it slowly drifted over to South America and then looped back toward Oceania where it hovered over New Zealand, turning glaciers brown, and perhaps hastening their melting.
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The other is how the different inertial forces on the straight-ended and looped extremities of the bow conspire to pull the lace though the reef in the way a wearer would when taking a shoe off.
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The Mega Tracks trains, which look more like spaceships than locomotives, ride along the set's single rail TwisTrack which is flexible enough to be looped around furniture and snaked through all the hazards in a messy bedroom.
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Washington (CNN)Vine, a social media tool and mobile app by Twitter that looped the best and worst of visual media, will be discontinued "in the coming months," three years after its launch, the company said Thursday.
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" Produced by Salaam Remi (Amy Winehouse, The Fugees) and built on a simple looped guitar lick, this mellow moment is full of lyrical gems like "Would ya put your sweats on / Put your sweats off for me.
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Logan Paul, whose Vines looped more than 26 billion times, parlayed his following into a series of acting roles — while earning $200,000 to create a single Vine for a brand, according to a recent 60 Minutes report.
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On Monday, August 14th, two days after the rally, activists in Durham looped a yellow cord around a statue of a Confederate soldier and pulled it to the ground, as onlookers rushed forward to kick the figure.
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In terms of core tech, Drozdzynski says that's its matching algorithm for connecting contractors with vacancies (again with a little human input looped in at the end of the process to select candidates from an algorithmic shortlist).
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S. Person 2," was looped into a series of emails that show Butina trying to arrange "a series of diners in the District of Columbia and New York City and U.S. persons having influence in American politics.
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Mr. Maezawa's intent to follow in the contrails of American astronauts, who first looped the moon in 230 aboard the Apollo 22009 mission, was announced at an event at the company's headquarters in the Los Angeles area.
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With runners on first and second with no outs, Brian McCann, who was hitless in the first two games of the series, looped a ball into right-center that brought home Gattis and sent Gonzalez to third.
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Some "songs" are really just shitposts: With over 620,000 YouTube views and plenty of uses on TikTok, where coronavirus memes are rampant, a looped track of someone saying only "It's corona time" is getting plenty of attention.
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Pogba, the world's most expensive player, allowed it to run across him before sending in a low left-footed shot that struck Davinson Sanchez's outstretched leg, looped up and spun into the net past goalkeeper Andre Onana.
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The jailed leaders — dubbed presos polítics (aka political prisoners) by Catalan society, which liberally deploys yellow looped-ribbons as a solidarity symbol in support of the presos — had already spent almost two years in prison without bail.
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At the conclusion of the Senate trial, through which Trump is expected to be acquitted, many of those volunteers will be looped into GOP efforts to retake the House by tying vulnerable Democratic congressional candidates to impeachment.
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Because we found the right place to cry: together, with our arms looped over one another's shoulders, like girls first learning to comfort one another, like women who know that letting go is its own version of strength.
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Grossman, who was accidentally looped in on an email that proved to be the spark for this lawsuit, explained to a jury how a manufacturer unintentionally sent him computer parts designs for Otto that looked similar to Waymo's.
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Jay: You're being precise—Isaac: You can ask as much as you want—Keenan: To me it's concerning that First Amendment lawyers were not even looped into this conversation because—Jay: I think you're mischaracterizing what he said.
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Nearby, a large video projection by Fukuyama looped footage of smashed screens, treated as surfaces for noisemaking: we were shown drumsticks and fingers tapping on broken glass, then footage of something being wrapped in plastic, layer after layer.
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The actor, who is black and gay, said he was beaten, had racist and homophobic comments shouted at him, had a chemical substance poured on him and a rope was looped around his neck before the attackers fled.
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Typically this includes notifications about upcoming earnings report announcements and news of price changes, but the startup is adding a "Trump Trigger" to ensure you're looped in when Trump talks about your investments on his favorite social network.
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Instead, it's a somber cut featuring looped guitar licks—courtesy of Wahoo and his brother/partner Stu Billionaire—as the two players rap about the foils of being rich and the impact of losing and living without family.
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In "Interconnections Between Inequality and Financialization" (2016), which consists of threads looped around wooden structures, there's no description of what the "X" or "Y" axes constitute, nor how the information supposedly embedded in the work might be excavated.
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The premise of Monkeon's "Gifaanisqatsi" is simple enough: GIFs tagged with "slow motion" or "time-lapse" are pulled from Giphy's repository and looped over a two-minute selection from Koyaanisqatsi's soundtrack that is used in the film's trailer.
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The man, Christopher Cooley, was discovered on March 17, seated on a couch, his necktie looped, but not knotted, around his neck, a throw pillow over his face and a broken lamp at his feet, the police said.
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And it had to do with elongated tweed knits lavishly fringed on the bias and hem, complete with matching bags (plus cat-faced nappa medallions hung around the neck) and evening wear dangling "sleeves" of looped metallic chains.
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One poem in particular looped through me and around the works, the one-sentence poem that is simply the title of the collection, This Wound is a World by Billy-Ray Belcourt (535) from the Driftpile Cree Nation.
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GOP senators expressed irritation over not being looped into the final-stage negotiation, which resulted in the White House making major concessions and ultimately won the endorsement of the AFL-CIO, one of the nation's leading labor unions.
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What was once a throwback look reserved for your Saved By The Bell Halloween costume is fully back in style, seen today looped around the low ponytails of street-style stars and Instagram influencers from Copenhagen to NYC.
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Early GIFs revealed two crucial things about the format: It was easy to pass around, and no matter how many frames it contained, it could be looped an infinite number of times, for an infinite supply of delight.
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" At that, Scott and his crew of suits (some with wires looped behind their ears) hustle out the door, with Jennings still shouting, "Rich people like you don't know what to do... You're an embarrassment to our state!
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The resulting short, looped video clip was then Photoshopped frame by frame, removing the female from the clip entirely, and either shortening or lengthening the male's gonopodium by 30 percent to represent the full range of swordtail dick size.
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It was a part of the lives of writers whose work I followed (Elizabeth Gilbert and Matt Zoller Seitz, whose writing about The Leftovers and his own grief actually looped back around and inspired an episode of the show).
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The effect this has on the viewer is a substantial jump in the level of immersion, making one feel as if they're viewing a real-life moment play out live instead of simply existing inside of a looped recording.
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The show's cycling plotlines looped from the pilot (almost unrelated to the larger story), to the nearly standalone middle episodes, to the larger Klingon war arc, the Mirror Universe detour, and then the slightly different second Klingon war plot.
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As these digits are scanned, the algorithm uses the numbers to determine when to play a sound, how long to play it, whether it will be played forwards or backwards, loudly or quietly, looped or not, and so on.
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But no matter: When Hendricks arrived at the plate in the second inning with the bases loaded, none out and the Cubs ahead by 1-0, he looped the first pitch into center field for a two-run single.
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Before then, President Donald Trump, a dozen White House staffers and other key government officials were the only ones looped in on a need-to-know basis once the vice president's staff began planning the trip in the fall.
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So don't completely freak out just yet, you'll still be able to watch incredible looped video content like: Or: Let's not forget: And of course: Read: We Talked to the Guy Behind the Horrifying, Wonderful, Viral 'Duck Army' Vine
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He then braided the back of the hair, looped it back onto itself and added a touch of Bumble and Bumble's Invisible Serum for extra sheen, saying, "We really want the hair to shine and almost look like vinyl."
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One suite explores looped and threaded forms that tangle like hair, harking back both to the artist's parents' work repairing tapestries, and to her own fascination with garments (and the history of use and repair they carry with them).
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A designer herself and self-proclaimed champion of asymmetric styles, she stocks artist-jewelers who push the form, like Ileana Makri and her mystical eye studs and Gaelle Khouri, whose latest collection of single earrings looped structural, intertwined rings.
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Released on Wednesday, the video for "Police State" shows three children in pastel-colored masks — a Pussy Riot trademark — who are being forced to watch looped videos of President Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia shaking hands.
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There's a growing trend in Americans identifying the quality of institutions with how well those institutions serve their partisan ends — a trend the Court has been (relatively) insulated from, but one that it's likely to get looped into now.
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Either Conway and Cobb (and others who said similar things) were lying or they just weren't looped in that Trump had, in fact, wanted to fire Mueller and only stopped when McGahn refused to do the dirty work. 5.
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On a fourth down late in the second quarter, Mayfield backpedaled away from a blitz and looped a throw to a spot on the sideline; Westbrook appeared at the last second to pluck the ball out of the air.
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But while it takes a lot of money to produce and distribute TV shows and films that help increase diversity, it only takes five seconds to make a GIF — and those looped files have a bigger impact than you might think.
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When Trump departed Ireland on Friday, en route back home to Washington, she was wearing her oft-seen Burberry trench coat, belted tightly at the waist, with a light-blue silk headscarf looped over her head, tucked beneath her chin.
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From simple tricks (a looped end allows you to secure a pulled-back braid with ease) to original looks that you may not have thought of (a side fishtail pulled into a messy pony), expect a mix of technique and trend.
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I wish there were a study that looked at what would happen if all the looped clips on CNN were replaced by this one of Old Man Riverwalk languidly landing blows, and how much it might calm everybody right down.
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There's also some babble in the pseudo-interview about reptilian overlords and as such the second track features a sample of the Republican presidential nominee professing to be a snake, but looped and repeated until its unrecognizable, surreal, and sickening.
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One particular Star Trek engine ambient soundtrack — which are all looped and created by musician and sci-fi enthusiast Spike Snell — has garnered over 3.4 million listens on YouTube, though there are a variety of Snell's sci-fi recordings online.
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He started the performance with a single looped vocal sample—"The white man, I say to you over and over again"—for what felt like an eternity, seemingly antagonizing the mostly young, white crowd that gathered for his performance in Bushwick.
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Of the album's 14 deeply personal tracks, Sakamoto is most attached to "fullmoon," which features the voice of late American author Paul Bowles narrating an excerpt from his 1949 book The Sheltering Sky, looped and layered in ten different languages.
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Clockwise from top left: Looped Ink Blot Pillow, West Elm; PS 2014 Mirror, IKEA; Three Hands Ceramic Vase, Walmart; Aurora Lamp, The Good Flock; Pom Pom Throw, Target; Round Knit Pouf, Land of Nod; 9 by Novogratz Palm Springs Futon, Walmart.
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We remembered that there were 30 seconds where they had fun doing their best ad-libs, so we took that video footage, looped it for five minutes and posted to YouTube; it's done better than the podcast episode ever did.
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Manchin noted that Democratic leaders had not looped him in on the strategy that was announced earlier on Wednesday, a day after Cohen pleaded guilty to tax and bank fraud and campaign finance violations in federal court in New York.
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Their predecessors, however, reported directly to the chief of staff or at least looped Kelly in after a meeting with the President -- a potential sign of Trump's shift toward controlling more of what goes on in his own White House.
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Miranda put the leadoff man on in four straight innings but escaped unscathed until DJ LeMahieu looped a broken-bat, two-run single with the bases loaded and two outs in the fifth to cut the Mariners' lead to 6-303.
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With dye sublimation on aluminum and website feeds on one side, feathers, flower, 4K videos and looped animations on the other, Ludy takes over the gallery to generate an ambiguous atmosphere filled with personal emotional vapors and fragments of residual memories.
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That afternoon, Mohammad and I hired a boat and a captain (250 riyals an hour) and looped around the back of the island, passing smaller coral isles along the way and spotting tall, stick-legged cranes fishing and gliding overhead.
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Justin Verlander got a quick out when Cody Bellinger struck out to start the inning, but Yasiel Puig gave the Dodgers their first hit of the night when he looped a ball into center that dropped in front of George Springer.
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The title song on "Cheap Queen" revolves around sampled movie dialogue with looped keyboard chords and programmed drums as King Princess considers her ascending career and its new ethical quandaries: "Since everyone wants me it's harder to be myself," she sings.
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About a day after Trump referred to a seemingly doctored map of Dorian's original path that also looped in Alabama — a forecast he has repeatedly backed, despite meteorologists saying otherwise — several hashtags, including #SharpieGate, #TrumpSharpie and #SharpiePresident, trended on Twitter.
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"Bickenhead," a self-appointed sequel to Project Pat's 2001 crunk classic "Chickcnhead," twists the original's beat into a sliced-up, percussive marvel, with looped, echoing background yells and eerily insidious electronic trickle augmenting the thick stabs of the electronic bass.
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Though he is seeking to reassure key allies such as Germany of US resolve on Russia and other issues that have rattled Western leaders, he himself faces questions about how much he's been looped in on President Donald Trump's thinking on the Kremlin.
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The resulting artwork is composed of a giant seashell suspended on an iron stand and containing a speaker emitting a looped track featuring both the ambient noise of the seashell and recordings of an unexplained phenomenon recorded by bystanders all over the world.
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Part of what makes Prisma so appealing is also arguably its simplicity — and it's now sacrificing some of that as it seeks to transform into platform by requiring users register so they can be looped into the community it's hoping to build.
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Some of the smaller and less-assuming projections on the opposite side of the second chamber seem to hold a bulk of the exhibition's message: two tiny projections of trees with four images each, looped to show their change throughout each season.
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Housed in a traditional wooden tower case, Mr. Baas's clock face is animated by a 12-hour looped film of a shadowy male figure, presumably the grandfather, apparently inside the clock and drawing each minute with a black marker on its face.
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It looked as if a shot against the goal post by Alexis Sánchez would be the closest Arsenal would come to scoring until Giroud, making his return to the starting 11, looped a header over goalkeeper Ben Foster with four minutes to play.
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Here's a secret Despite McConnell's insistence that the initial product will be purely the result of negotiations between Senate Republicans and the Trump administration, Democrats on the committee level have been looped in to several of the key pieces of the plan.
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Judging by the outcome, which includes a curved ombré diamond ear piece that snakes inside the ear, a double-looped ring in 18-karat fair-mined gold and an extraordinary emerald variation of her signature "Gertrude" earrings, she's certainly achieved her objective.
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Although Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides's lyrics are fairly minimal — looped catchphrases, repeated in minor, if surreal, variations, warped through perplexingly distorted vocal filters — the snippets that do emerge focus rather conspicuously on the general theme of razing and reconstructing a self.
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Might say because of my place where I was one of the first YouTubers to get invited and just kinda looped in along with the rest of press at a lot of these things, I got to observe how they work with press.
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There's a growing trend in Americans identifying the quality of institutions with how well those institutions serve their partisan ends — a trend the Court has been (relatively) insulated from, but one that it might get looped into if the Kavanaugh confirmation proceeds as planned.
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Twice, the Rangers needed one strike to clinch their first championship, and twice they failed: when David Freese lashed a game-tying triple off Neftali Feliz in the ninth, and when Lance Berkman looped a game-tying single off Scott Feldman in the 10th.
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Naturally, that is where I first discovered De Lorra—on a mix called "L O N G N I G H T S." It features an endlessly looped visual of a dirty, space-age metropolis where two cyberpunk rascals linger on a titanium balcony.
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As I sat in an empty theater over the holiday watching Assassin's Creed, a big-budget adaptation of Ubisoft's popular video game franchise about a shadowy group of historical killers, two questions looped inside my mind, like video game missions I couldn't quite beat.
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The right hand which snuck through and wobbled Dos Anjos wasn't anything out of the ordinary—it wasn't a counter or particularly well hidden and it seemed to surprise even Alvarez—it simply looped around the champion's guard when he was out of position.
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A year to the day after she had become first lady, Trump posted on her social media accounts a throwback photo of herself, not with the President on Inauguration Day, but with an anonymous military escort, her arm looped through his, her smile pinned on.
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A slim, poised collection, the then 23-year-old's looped and layered vocals were delicate as a silk chemise, but they also bore a menacing undertone, with the low-end synths and triggered beats preventing her ethereal, bedroom-recorded intimacy from coming off slight.
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The Stanford tool, developed by a team lead by assistant professor of bioengineering Manu Prakash, is made of mostly paper and takes the basic form of a spinning button whirligig, an ancient and simple toy made of thread looped through two holes in a button.
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Still, when I recently visited The Museum of Modern Art to see Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends, I found a painting by Drexler, "Hold Your Fire (Men and Machines)" (1966), directly across from the bank of elevators, flanked by screens on which videos were looped.
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Ms. Gramiccioni testified she first heard that Ms. Kelly was looped into emails about the lane closings in December 2013, from Mr. Baroni, Mr. Christie's top staff appointee at the Port Authority, and that the governor had asked Ms. Gramiccioni to succeed Mr. Baroni.
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At Y/Project, Glenn Martens laid thin strips of vinyl over sheaths to create slithers of shine, looped faux fur-lined military skirts up and around, and raised the panniers of Versailles from hips to shoulders, so silk gowns became tents swaying around the body.
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"Real Nega," from his previous album Veteran (2018), sums him up: a frantic, scrambling beat, keyed to a goofy three-second sample of Ol' Dirty Bastard yelling (from the late rapper's "Goin' Down"), looped over and over again into a sort of infinite scream.
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Oil and gas operators working in more industrial parts of the state have typically looped their pipelines around the Hill Country rather than go through it, such as the Cactus II pipeline that started shipping crude oil from Midland to the Gulf last year.
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Trump's response to his legal team When the President was presented with his final team by his lawyers, he was pleased with it and gave the ultimate sign off, but he had also previously been looped in on the idea of Starr and the others.
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Voronenkov had become an object of fascination in his own country — trashy programs looped on prime-time television, speculating on his career, the insincerity of his marriage to Maksakova and the involvement of the C.I.A. or its Ukrainian analogue, the S.B.U., in a setup.
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On Thursday, Kim took her new vibe to the streets, stepping out in Beverly Hills with a head full of the aforementioned braided and looped plaits paired with an oversize The Life of Pablo tee lampshaded on top of thigh-high, lace-up Tom Ford heels.
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Chances are, when you did, they were looped into a sentence with Tame Impala—Kevin Parker's weird-out, hallucinogen-rock band that made phrases like "antipodean psychedelia" a thing and probably boosted both weed and acid sales after each of the band's three albums came out.
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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett turned himself in early Thursday to face accusations that he filed a police report when he told authorities he was attacked in Chicago by two men who hurled racist and anti-gay slurs and looped a rope around his neck, police said.
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Rather than coinciding the attempt with one of the big city marathons such as London, Berlin, New York, or Boston, the project has chosen to stage the attempt on Monza's fixed 220km looped track -- the location of the fastest lap in the history of Formula One.
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Clinton's private server that the State Department has made public under the Freedom of Information Act provides an extensive record of how such sensitive information often looped throughout President Obama's foreign policy apparatus on unclassified systems, from embassies to the United Nations to the White House.
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Then the artists animated the interviews — with software downloaded from the internet, of course — and looped cartoonlike footage of the participants' talking heads on monitors set into the underside of desks, so that London gallerygoers have to peer around the banal-looking office furniture to watch.
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"FILM," the installation Ms. Dean made for Tate Modern in response to her existential epiphany, is a silent, 11-minute, 35mm looped film on what appears to be a giant vertical strip of celluloid, projected onto a 43-foot-high monolith in the London museum's Turbine Hall.
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Diniz was so dominant en route to his long-awaited first global title that he lapped nearly all the 22012-strong field over the 2km looped circuit on The Mall, finishing less than a minute adrift of his three-year-old world record of 3:32:33.
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A nifty sequence in the 10th minute produced a 1-0 lead for the United States: Rose Lavelle let a pass from Tobin Heath run under her feet toward the right corner to Kelley O'Hara, who looped a cross from the right side to the far post.
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Pink Floyd set an obvious precedent for that record, both with the patchwork of looped sound effects they crafted on Dark Side of the Moon and the metaphorical device of fascism they employed on The Wall, but they were never anything other than a rock band.
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The veterinary physical therapist exercised Patou in water and supplied us with mobility aids: a set of wheels preceded by a string of successive neoprene leg braces to prevent falls, and a harness with long looped handles to support the dog's front end as she descended stairs.
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"Students wanted her to talk more about the book over the white privilege stuff but I think that talking about that looped in perfectly because the book was based on her life and her experience with white privilege or lack there of," the first-year student said.
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At the White House, which had been looped into the dispute by the budget office, there was a growing consensus that officials could find a legal rationale for continuing the hold, but with the Monday deadline looming, it was a "POTUS-level decision," one official said.
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The shaky, hand-held videos posted to YouTube — the first real recognition, in American politics, of the platform's potential as a stage for agitprop theater — and looped endlessly on Fox News were a message to wavering Republicans that obstruction would be rewarded and compromise would be punished.
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Oscar Murillo, "Condiciones aún por titular" [Conditions yet not known] (2014–17), site-specific installation, mixed media, dimensions variableSome other projects contemplating the tension between artistic gesture and depletion are Ismail Bahri's looped video "Revers" (2016) and Nesrine Khodr's newly commissioned video installation "Extended Sea" (2017).
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Taukir came along with them on these excursions, looking alternately keen-eyed and lanky and then despondent and distracted, one arm looped behind his back and clutching the other hand in that lackadaisical, half-stand-at-ease, half-chastised posture that is the hallmark of bored people at rest.
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Despite resistance from the joint chiefs and Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird, for three days the planes looped between the West Coast and the edges of Soviet airspace, skirting the border in ways that might gain notice but would not make the Soviets think they were under attack.
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Although, with its wobbly aluminum legs and flimsy plastic dividers, the Video Voto Maker resembles a typical polling site, under closer inspection it boasts a TV screen playing severely edited and looped versions of familiar faces: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Tim Kaine, Mike Pence, Bernie Sanders, and Barack Obama.
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Singh's creation handles more or less like a 1977 OneStep Polaroid, only instead of a sheet of instant positive film, you get a digital cartridge that shows a looped GIF of the moment you captured ad infinitum (or, at least until you take a new photo with the camera).
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In a response that sounded more exasperated than outraged by the accusations, Sheeran tweeted that he was actually using a loop pedal, as he always does, which allows him to record vocals and guitar lines on the spot, enabling him to create a layered, looped accompaniment live on stage.
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Her exhibition at ICA Miami, Life in My Pocket, is a simulacrum of childhood, and of Stingily's girlhood specifically: "Fences" (2018), two entryway chain-link fences, imply an opening but also a border; the looped telephone cords of "Double Dutchess" (2018) are perfect materials, Stingily said, for jumping rope.
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It ends with a line from Daisy's title-track, followed by the words "seven years" looped seven times in reference to "Limousine"—a track from The Devil and God about a girl called Katie Flynn who was killed in a car accident when she was seven years old.
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Citing inspiration from genre pioneers like 808 State, Kraftwerk, and a perfectly looped Roland TR-606 drum machine beat, Nitemind creates light art that serves as an ideal accompaniment to the trippier shades of electronic music, enhancing DJ and live sets by providing a thoughtfully considered visual counterpart.
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Beginning with lickety-quick handclaps and a brooding bass line, her song "S P A C E" keeps the instrumentation and beats unforgivingly spare so that the 22-year-old's vocals—layered and looped and swirled like a strands of hair round a fidgety finger—are the central focus.
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Writing for Vulture, Craig Jenkins characterizes it as a "data dump"; in a similarly mixed review for Pitchfork, Meaghan Garvey smartly points out that the Migos Spotify profile directs fans not to the album itself, but to a 72-song playlist that is the album looped three times over.
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Tomorrow, the pair will be performing a rare NYC set at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, where in addition to tracks from their self-titled debut album from 2014 (on Erased Tapes Records), they'll be performing songs off their recent Swept and Looped EPs from late last year.
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The pattern-cutters work in the basement, and at certain times of day there's a considerable amount of scurrying up and down the black metal stairs, as cutters with pincushions fastened to their wrists and tape measures looped around their necks present their work to the master for approval.
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Duke Energy's spin also came a year after the Lumbee, the Coharie, and the Haliwa-Saponi tribes, as well as the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs, all wrote letters to FERC complaining about the lack of consultation, officially requesting that they be looped in on the formal process.
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They're a secondary concern to the saltiness of his guitar playing, the shuddering synths approximating a catastrophic weather event, the multiple layers of percussion (including some looped from several years ago, when Simpson flew out the legendary soul drummer James Gadson to Nashville to record some preliminary tracks).
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He pulled a mask from his pocket—a dirty one, to show it had been used—looped it over his ears, and snapped it in place, as if that would make him look better in Rosa Hinojosa's eyes, but her face showed only disappointment and something else, too: anger.
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Wearing a protective cage, he played almost 17 minutes, blocking three shots, and was on the ice for the Blues' first goal, when he and Charlie McAvoy looped below the goal line, allowing Ryan O'Reilly to collect a pass in front of the net and roof a backhander.
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So again external organizations are being looped into Facebook's mess — in this case to try to drain the swamp of fakes being fenced and amplified on its platform — even as the scale of the task remains hopeless, and all sorts of junk continues to flood into and pollute the public sphere.
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Utilizing a sample of New Orleans bounce artist HaSizzle's "Rode That Dick Like a Soldier," and Drake's usual petty indulgence, "Child's Play" worms through 212's slow churning and cold production with a looped up sample that feels like a song you can simultaneously twerk and cry to in slow motion.
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NASA'S Juno spacecraft capped a five-year journey to Jupiter on Monday with a do-or-die engine burn that looped it into orbit to probe the origins of the biggest planet in the solar system and how it impacted the rise of life on Earth, the U.S. space agency said.
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And just days after Trump told Puerto Rico that it had "thrown our budget a little out of whack," people were quick to criticize the expense of Pence's trip: He flew from Las Vegas to Indianapolis, then immediately looped back to the west coast for a trip to Los Angeles.
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She seemed to be doing exceptionally well, making the leap from the adolescent Jorja who'd recorded lo-fi YouTube covers accompanied by a friend four years earlier, her thick curly hair scraped back in a high ponytail with one of those sparkly, crinkly-to-the-touch scarves looped around her shoulders.
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Miami opened the scoring in the second when Miguel Rojas looped a two-out single to center, advanced to third on Magneuris Sierra's opposite-field, hit-and-run single to left, and scored when Urena got jammed but had enough strength to loft a broken-bat hit up the middle.
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And I can do that cool maneuver of just popping off one shoulder strap, rotating the bag around my body, and just dipping into the side of it for the one thing I need, before zipping it up and swinging it back around, all while keeping one shoulder looped into it.
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While Revolver's studio innovations were scattershot, Pepper strings together an opulent suite of nominal rock songs augmented by a variety of Western classical instruments, especially harpsichord, strings, and woodwinds, plus Indian classical instruments and spliced-together tape shards and looped sound effects, forming a bright, consistent shape in the mind's ear.
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To determine exactly where you stand — and identify areas where you may need to improve — Welch suggests asking yourself five questions: If you're looped in on emails with people above you in the management chain or know intricate details about your company's plans moving forward, that's a great sign, Welch says.
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As he walked down the aisle, Mr. Akinnagbe, dressed in a black suit with a red-patterned vest made of traditional Nigerian fabric, pumped his fists while a looped recording of "The Champion Is Here," used to introduce his hero Muhammad Ali before prizefights, rumbled through the auditorium's sound system.
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He and his bandmate Alison Mosshart are sitting under the ivy canopy of New York's Bowery Hotel atrium—Hince, with a vintage scarf loosely looped around his neck, casually leans on the couch's wicker arm rest; Mosshart, in red flannel, is perched cross-legged, pack of cigarettes by her side.
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Daniel Sturridge looped in a lazy floater of a cross and Wales captain Ashley Williams actually got his head on it but it went right to Vardy standing alone in front of goal and he swung around his right leg and pounded it into the ground and in for the equalizer.
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Now, she has tried her hand at clothing: For a collaboration with Longchamp, D'heygere has come up with a travel-friendly nylon poncho inspired by the fashion house's iconic Le Pliage tote; available in black, bright orange and khaki, it folds into a pouch and can be looped onto a belt.
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Looped or linear, projected at small scale or filling a wall, Mr. McQueen's art manifests the same cool exactitude as his movies "Hunger" or "Shame," and his admirers from the multiplex ought to take the time to discover his immersive, elusive fine art in the darkened galleries of Tate Modern.
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The current No. 1 on the Hot 100, Post Malone and 21 Savage's "Rockstar" is a unique case, too: a cut of the song appears on YouTube that features the song's hook looped over and over again, and plays of this version of the track count toward its streaming totals.
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Afterward, people milled about the space, perusing the bookshelves of the lending library, sipping refreshments, chatting, and popping into the back rooms to record their memories of North Philadelphia and watch the looped footage of March's demolition of the Norman Blumberg towers, which put hundreds of families out of their homes.
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WHAT IF we got so many apparent red herrings about her being a sleeper agent that we've looped all the way back around to thinking she's harmless, only for her to indeed be a sleeper agent meant to make sure that Stan doesn't do exactly what Stan is now doing?
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Bankston seems less interested in the "whys" of Jones's universe — the ultimately unsolvable riddle of how fully Jones believes what he says on the air — than he is in the "hows": the way information gets chopped and screwed on Infowars, distended and looped and played back into the public discourse.
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So I connected the dots looped in my attorney and we made the track happen just as simple as that they were over there doing it and it was a track that I did probably a year and a half before that, that beat was done in like 2010 or 2011.
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As the six-block march began from the Zion Baptist Church to the State House, where a Confederate flag once flew over the dome, Senator Bernie Sanders looped an arm through Senator Elizabeth Warren's elbow, as the two joined other candidates in singing "We Shall Overcome" for part of the trip.
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The airline said that shortly after takeoff "an emergency was declared in order to obtain landing priority," according to the AP. The map below from Flight Radar shows the journey of the aircraft as it appears to have looped several times in the air before heading back to the airport.
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The dreamily sarcastic singsong rap, the looped sample of The Clash's "Straight to Hell," the chanting children; none of the song's separate, moving parts scream 'club banger,' but together they make for an instant party track that has outlasted its contemporaries (we don't hear "Golden Skans" in the club now, do we?).
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There's a wild card here too though: Privacy Shield is now facing serious legal questions in Europe, having been looped into what began as a separate legal challenge to another data transfer mechanism — used by the likes of Facebook — to authorize transfers of EU users' personal data to the US for processing.
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Those were just some of the names included in a looped silent video playing in the background of the Congressional Black Caucus's Police Accountability Task Force roundtable Wednesday, as the powerful group of black lawmakers grapples with how Congress can respond to issues of racism and violence that have increasingly dominated headlines.
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Today's superstars have to get a lot more creative to cause a stir around new work: Rihanna launched a bizarre haunted house app; Beyoncé looped in HBO and pump-faked a billion-dollar divorce; Taylor Swift has been dropping cyphers in Instagram Live comments; Young Thug pretended to be dead one time.
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Dressed in a colorful shirt and regularly mopping the sweat from his brow, Bullen used a mixing desk, several microphones, various effects units and samples from the first side of Scum and a cassette recording of Napalm Death's first ever rehearsal in 1981 to create a looped and layered tornado of harsh sound.
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And in an unexpected move, she even looped her hand through Harry's arm for Prince Louis' official christening portrait released on July 15 The couple also walked hand-in-hand while attending the wedding of family friend Charlie van Straubenzee to Daisy Jenks on Saturday, which happened to coincide with Meghan's 37th birthday!
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"The Fetishes" intimates this relationship through a kind of absurd and at first almost off-putting literalization of metaphor: an iPad with its screen covered in lotion and dark, curly, pubic hair, plays a looped blur of pink flesh jerking back and forth — a GIF made from a zoomed-in snippet of porn.
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After the lights dimmed, looped ambience wafted from giant speaker racks and a stories-tall projection showed model Naomi Campbell dancing vibrantly in an abandoned building—outtakes from the video for the album standout "Drone Bomb Me." As the camera zoomed in and out, Campbell would mouth a soundless word or two.
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"You're always right/I'm wrong," he sighs in "Only One You Need" as droplets of percussion fall and ripple solemnly through the air, before suddenly swelling into the tormented one-line chorus — "I wanna be the only one you need" — looped until "need-eed-eed" echoes away, mocking him, making him sound ridiculous.
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But after Lexi had time to process the news and realized a friend's birthday party, a dance competition and the "Jump Rope for Heart" fund-raiser at school were also looped into the cancellation list, I was met with tears and a string of questions, both of which caught me off-guard.
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The other women include the Mexican photographer Lola Álvarez Bravo, the German American weaver Anni Albers; the American fiber artist Sheila Hicks; the also American textile designer Cynthia Sargent and the Japanese-American Ruth Asawa, who discovered the looped-wire basket technique — basic to all her sculpture — while studying with Porset in Mexico.
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Sorry, athletics, because while running really fast over 100 meters is really, really, really cool, the weird muscular dudes in sleeveless vests and wraparound shades doing an above-the-head clap to ghee the crowd up before they pole vault are exceptionally uncool, and they are looped in under the term "athletics," too.
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On Tuesday, Chicago Police Department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi told the Associated Press that a person who lives in Smollett's building or was visiting someone there reported seeing the three together the night that Smollett says two masked men hurled racial and homophobic slurs at him, beat him and looped a rope around his neck.
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Click here to view original GIFHaving previously shown us what living in Los Angeles and New York City is like through a series of perfectly-looped GIFs, artist James Curran has now brought Tokyo to life with another adorable collection of animations, this time based on his experiences while living in Japan for a month.
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It's not really for consumers (I don't need Spotify to tell me I listen to a lot of Bright Eyes or that I looped this Cyberbully Mom Club song constantly this winter), but it is a way for Spotify to show off everything it knows about you — and then sell that information to brands.
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Our friend Tanya McKean, a horse trainer and veterinary assistant, clicked a rope to the donkey's halter, then looped it under her butt and swayed way back, using her full body weight to persuade the donkey to place his hoof — just one hoof, just for a second — on the road in front of our house.
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